Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 91, Number 43, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 18 April 1968 — Page 3

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The 49-voice A Cappela Choir of Goshen College will present a program of sacred choral music at the North Main Street Mennonite Church of Nappanee on Sunday afternoon, April 12, at 3:30. Sacred works representative c>f many periods of music are on the program. Among them are "There Is a Balm in Gilead," a spiritual; twelve folk hymns from the Mennonite Hymnal which will be published next year; the German hymn, "Der Herr ist Koenig," (The Lord Is King) apd hymns by composers of the 16th, 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries, as well as by cotemporary writers. The choir completed a 2800-mile tour of Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Colorado, and Nebraska, and sang before 14 audiences in 11 days, during the College's recent spring vacation. Director of the choir is Dr. Dwight E. Weldy, professor of music at Goshen College. A tenor, he has performed oratorios and appeared in recitals in Indiana and several midwestern states. At North western University as a graduate student he was assistant director of the University Choir.

THIRD DISTRICT MEETING, The Nappanee American Legion Auxiliary, Unit No. 154, was host to 80 members for the District. Meeting on April 10. Guests attending were Depart-

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Third District Commander, Richard Adamski of South Bend and Unit President Betty Holderman introduced Mayor Everett Pippen, Jr., Commander Karl Knobel and Donald Nichols, who welcomed the guests and members. Gifts were given to the guests from the District and the Unit. During the day, reports were given by the District Chairman on all projects which the Auxiliary carries out during the year. Foreign Relations Chairman of the District, Mildred Parks, gave a brief report on the country Malaysia, the country studied this year, giving the products they raise for their living. This is a national project, and the National President asked for pennies to build a maternity and pediatric ward for the present hospital at Combak. This is her special project during her year as President. For luncheon the tables were decorated by Mildred Parks and Co-Chairman Madlin Culp carrying out the country theme with place maps, napkins, nut cups, made by the Juniors, pineapples, coconuts, rice and coffee beans.

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HASTINGS Mrs. Kenneth Heckaman Nell Biller played the organ prelude at the Island Chapel EUB Church on Sunday morning. Visitors at the services were Mrs. Larry Stahley and children of Fort Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mikel and Gina of Osceola, Lester Lull, Indianapolis, the Frederick Hoyt family, Terry Hollar, the John C. Yoder family of Elkhart, Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Miller and Bud of Nappanee. Ginger Hollar gave a musical reading as the special number. Gina, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mikel was baptized during the worship service. A son, Richard Allen, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller, R. 2, Nappanee early Sunday morning in the South Bend Osteopathic Hospital. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Oarl Chupp, and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Miller of Jimtown are the paternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Gingerich and Mrs. Sam Miller from Illinois were weekend guests of the Adlai Miller family. The Lyle Biller family of Fort Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Zimmerman and the Royce Billers and Nell, dined Sunday at Foo and Fayes, Syracuse. Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Steve Biller, Todd and Trent at the Royce Biller home. Mrs. Ethel Lambert of Milford was a Sunday dinner guest of Mrs. Mlinnie Weimar and the Wayne Harmans. Sunday dinner guests of the John Pippengers at Union Center were Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Spencer and children of Michigan City and the Junior Pippenger family. Mr. and Mrs. Leister Miller and Phillip of Nappanee called Tuesday evening at the Rudy Yoder home.

The Burl Farote, Jr. family of Warsaw were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Fox and Dave. Mrs. Gene Cotton and sons of Pierceton spent Saturday with her parents, the Kenneth Haneys. In the afternoon they called on Mr. and Mrs. Larry Haney and daughters. Sunday dinner guests in the Robert Heckaman home were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Heckaman near New Paris, the LeVon Heckaman family, Leesburg, the Francis Bollman family near Bremen, Robert | Meissner and daughters, Waterford, the Dale Mikels and Gina, Osceola, and the Kenneth Heckaman family. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Swibart of Goshen called Sunday afternoon on Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hianey. 23 ladies from the Milford Methodist Church were the guests of the Island Chapel WSWS and Ladies Aid on Tuesday morning at a breakfast. Mrs. Oscar Haney opened the program with a piano prelude. Mrs. Robert Rumfelt welcomed the group and Mrs. R. W. Brown from Milford responded. The devotions were given by Mrs. Harold Wilson, and the group sang a hymn together. Mrs. Brown introduced Mrs. Robert Roose of the North Webster WSCS, who was the guest speaker. She opened with a tribute to the late Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and then her talk was “Reflections”. The singing of a hymn closed the meeting. Mrs. Robert Rumfelt was

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the chairman for the event. The May meeting of the combined WSWS and Ladies Aid will be the Mother and Daughter Banquet on Wednesday evening the Mr. and Mrs. Keith Klotz of Nappanee became the parents of their first child, a daughter, Kathy Sue, on Wednesday, April 3. Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Miller of Nappanee are the maternal grandparents and (he Harold Klotz, Jrs. are the paternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hollar of Hastings are the maternal great grandparents. The Klotzs stayed several days with the Millers in Nappanee before returning home. Sunday dinner guests of the Wendell Fisher family near Nappanee were the Loren Fisher family of Churubsusco, the Robert Kinneys and Betty of South Whitley, the Clark Heckamans of Lakeville, the Roger Kinneys of Columbia City, and Mrs. Marge Fisher and the Howard Bergers and Will of near Nappanee. The Kenneth Heckaman family called in the afternoon, when slides of a trip to Alaska, which were taken last summer by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kinney, were shown. The Glen Wuthrich family visited with Mr.'and Mrs. Donald Wuthrich and family near Milford on Friday evening. On Sunday the Jackie Millers and Bud and the Keith Klotzes of Nappanee, the John C. Yoder family of Elkhart and the Harvey Hollars dined at Foo and Fayes, Syracuse. Mrs. Larry Stahley and children of Fort Wayne called at the Hollar home in the 'afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Hudson McCuen, the Dallas Wymans, the Rev. Darrell Prichard family, Ted Speicher, and the Kendall Biller family were Sunday dinner guests of the Lyle Yoder family. Ginger Hollar and Lester Lull from the Indiana Central College, Indianapolis, were Easter weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hollar.

Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stepp and Rebekah were Mrs. Peggy Rudd and son of North Liberty and the Bob Egger family of Nappanee. Mrs. Irene Hollar called on her mother, Mrs. Clara Gall at Winona one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Charlton were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Charlton. Mrs. Larry Stahly and four children from Fort Wayne were weekend guests of the William Tyler family. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kegebein spent Easter Sunday with the Jesse Bejer family, * * Mr. and Mrs. Galen Haney, Lynn and Lyle, North Webster, were Sunday dinner guests of the Kenneth Haneys. Lynn Berger and Diane Boettger, Nappanee went with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Heckaman and Lisa to Riverdale, Illinois on Friday to visit with Mr. arid Mrs. David Bell. They also visited Sand Ridge Wildlife Preserve, River Oaks Shopping Center and at the Edward Bell home. Sharie Heckaman, who had been staying with the Bells last week returned home with her parents and Lynn Berger remained as a weekend guest. The Robert Rumfelts and Don, Mrs. Kendall Biller and Kent, Nell Biller and Rev. and Mrs. Raymond Wilson attended the Sunrise service Cantata at the Milford Bethel Brethren Church. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hollar, and

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