Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 94, Number 30, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 7 January 1971 — Page 7

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Community Center Mrs. John Applegate Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mikel' and Tod were Sunday dinner' guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mikel and family. Sunday afternoon Mr. and' Mrs. Ira Klinedinst of Plymouth' called on Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rowland. Ray Miller spent Sunday with Shawn Yoder Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sommers of Auburn came Thursday to the home of the latter’s parents, MT. and Mrs. Wayne Wood for a few days vacation.* “Charles Edler visited Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rowland Friday eve-, ning. Mr. and Mrs. Verl Hendricks visited the Jack Hamman family Sunday. Colleen Gall was a Sunday guest of her cousin, Jean- Ann Fisher. Wisconsin guest • Harry Gutknecht of Wisconsin, guest of the Ted Watkins family, sang at the Hepton Union worship service Sunday morning. The Sunday- School special was a solo by Mrs. Fred Heplef. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fisher, Lisa and Jean t Ann and Miss Colleen Gall called on Mr. and Mrs./ Virgil Fisher Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs? Carl Johnston and Mrs. Alva Johnston visited Robert Johnston Sunday and found him to be improving. Cards may be addressed to him at the Indiana University Medical Center, Room 441, Indianapolis, Ind. 'Christmas Guests Mr. and Mrs. Robert Douglas of Chelsea, Mass, spent Christmas week with the Rev. Tom Douglases, Columbia City, and the Olen Anglins, Nappanee. On Christmas Day Mr. and Mrs. Robert Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. Lanny Anglin of West Lafayette and Mr. and Mrs. Olen Anglin had dinner with Mrs. Anglin's mother, Mrs. George Gould, Elkhart. The Gould family, with all thirty members, were present for the occasion. That evening Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Anglin and fanyly, Devon Stump, Mr. and

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Howard Brumbaugh, Past Master, passes the gavel to Donald Rink, Worshipful Master, during a recent meeting of Nappanee Lodge 566 F and AM. Looking on, clock wise, are Galen Phillips, Junior Decon, Paul Mishler, Junior Warden, Fred Jensen, Senior Decon, Ira Phillips, Secretary, James Rock, Senior Steward, and Ray Pippenger, Senior Warden. Missing are David Widmoyer, Chaplin, Lowell Roose, Tyler, Ronald Miller, Treasurer.

Mrs. Robert Douglas. Mr. and Mrs. Lanny Anglin and Mr. and Mrs. Olen Anglin were at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Anglin for supper and a gift exchange. Dana Stutzman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Stutzman, is at home after undergoing surgery at the South Bend Osteopathic Hospital last week. Dinner and supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Lozier and Roxanne on New Year’s Day were Miss Elsie Greenawalt, Bremen, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Greenawalt and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Greenawalt and family Monday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chance Thomas were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gay and Brent of Louisville, Ky. and Everett Nifong. Mr. and Mrs. Tim Hoffer, Findlay, Ohio spent six days of the holiday season with Mr. and Mrs. Buell * Hoffer and Susan. Wednesday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Chance Thomas were Mr/ and Mrs. Russell Maxon and Ray Thomas, Bremen. New Year's Dinner On New Year’s Day Mr. and Mrs. Buell Hoffer and Susan and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hoffer and son had dinner with Devoe and Adrian Stackhouse, South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Gareth Heisler of Michigan, Mrs. Verner Chance of Epworth Forest and Mr. and Mrs. Chance Thomas called on Charles Heisler at the Prairie View Nursing Home, Warsaw, Saturday. Visiting South Africa Mrs. Irene, Stackhouse and Brenda of South Bend are spending three weeks at Johannesburg, South Africa, visiting relatives. 25th Anniversary Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Buell Hoffer and Susan attended the 25th wedding anniversary celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Garman, near Atwood. Randy and Jeff Greenawalt spent New Year’s Eve and the remainder of the night with the Roscqe Loziers. Homemakers The Active Ladies Extension Homemakers Club is to meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Walter Miller, instead of the regular meeting date. Roll call

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will be “What I Think Makes For Good Family Life.” Mrs. Cora Gall of Leesburg came to the home of Mrs. Florence Bixler Monday for a visit of a few days. After being hospitalized eight days and spending a week with her daughter, Mrs. David Wiseman, Mrs. John Bixler is now recuperating at home. A work day will be held Tuesday at the Camp Creek Church by the Ladies Aid. The Mt. Tabor WCSC will have a work day Wednesday at the Fellowship Hall. Several relatives from this community attended the funeral of Mrs. Harve Anderson, 96, at the Grossman Funeral Home Argos, Thursday. Burial was in the Mt. Pleasant Cemetery northwest of Bourbon. Delbert “Bud” Myers was the winner of the large family Bible presented Saturday evening at the Hepton Union Revival for having the most guests present. Mr. and Mrs. James Walters are now located at Weiser, Idaho where Mr. Walters has employment. He had been working the last several years at Payette, Idaho. Henry Jones celebrated his birthday Jan. 1. His mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, was a dinner guest of Henry and wife, and their daughter, Mrs. Janice Braden and Tommy, were afternoon callers. Patrick and Darla McCuen spent Wednesday with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Merl Mikel. Wednesday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jones were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Marquart* New Paris. Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Jones of Mentone were Friday night visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Merl Mikel visited Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mikel and Mary Ellen Saturday evening. Willie, four-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Walters, came to the home of his grandparents, Mr." and Mrs. Joseph Bower, Saturday evening to spepd a few days.

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School principals will meet at NW in March Executives of Indiana Third District Elementary Principals, (Parke Lantz, Goshen; Kenneth Olin, Plymouth; Samuel Martin, Wa-Nee) met recently to make plans for the annual ITDEP meeting in March. The meeting will open at NorihWood High School with music provided by the Goldenaires. Two members of the Board of Health will make a presentation and lead in discussion. This will be followed by an address and a questionanswer period by members of the State Board of Accounts. After a break, the business meeting will convene to conclude the morning session. A luncheon will be held at the Holiday Inn in Goshen. After the meal, Dr. John Vaugh, Executive Secretary to Indiana Elementary Principals will give a talk; The meeting will close with an address by a speaker to be named at a later date.

Union Center Mrs. Roger Keiser 4-H News ””’ V On December 17, 1970, the Guys and Gals 4-H Club met at the Union Center School. The following officers were elected: President, Ron Davidhizer, Vice President, Linda Ecklebarger; Secretary - Treasurer, Brenda Loucks; News Reporter, Jeanne Anglemeyer; Music and Recreation Leaders, Doris Anglemyer and Phil Keiser; Health and Safety Leaders, Connie Burkholder with Gloria Davidhizer as assistant. Meetings will be held every third Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Union Center School. The dues are SI.OO. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hahn are Adult Leaders. Thursday afternoon the officers of the Union Junior BusyBees 4-H Club met with their leader, Mrs. Paul Rummel to work on their programs for the year. The club will be meeting the second Monday of each month after school at the Union Center School. The Senior Busy Bees 4-H Club will be meeting the first Monday evening of the month. Mrs. Lowell Hile is the leader. The Junior Happy Hustlers 4H Club elected the following officers for the coming year: President, Dale Newcomer; Vice President, Greg Garber, Secret-ary-Treasurer, Chris Grabill; News Reporter, Doug Kirkdorffer; Recreation Leader, Brad Eby; Song Leaders, Duane Stump and Kent Walter; Health and Safety Leader, David Neff. The adult leader is Max Newcomer and the group meets at the Union Center School the second Thursday of the month at 7:30 p.m. The Senior Happy Hustlers Club under the leadership of Richard Wysong meets at the same time. Mission Program Wednesday, January 13, the members of the Bethel Mennonite Church will take a program to the Hope Rescue Mission in South Bend. The Bethel Mennonite Ladies will have their All-Day Sewing

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Family agency will meet ■ ■\ at Pierre Moran The Family Counseling Service of Elkhart County will hold its annual public meeting and community consultation at Pierre Moran. Junior High School, Elkhart’, on Monday, Jan. 18, at 8 p.m., Glen J. Wood, executive director of the agency announced recently. FCS staff members will dramatize a case depicting “The Counseling Process.” There will also be a discussion among audience and board members of community needs and FCS priorities. Seven Elkhart County residents will be elected to the FCS board of directors. The agencies activities over the past year will be reported, officers will be elected and a social hour will follow. The executive director has urged the public to attend. There is no admission fee for the meeting.

at the church Thursday, January 14. „ Darlene Culp spent Tuesday night and Wednesday with Sue Smith. New Year’s Day dinner guests of Mrs. Bertha Culp were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Klein, Reuben Klein, Dean Culp and the Merritt Culp family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kent and Larry Cripe were New Year’s Day dinner guests at the Paul Rummel home. Mrs. Dean Culp and children spent Thursday through Saturday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Knoll of Fountain City. On Saturday Dean Culp flew down to accompany them home. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Keiser and sons attended a Snider family dinner at the Maple Grove Church Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hahn spent New Year’s Eve at the Glenn Flickinger home near Wakarusa. Larry Cripe was Sunday dinner guest at the Paul Rummel home. In the evening they all attended the wedding of Dave Hahn and Betty Wise. Mrs. Bertha Culp was 'a Sunday dinner guest of the Joyce Culp family. The Joyce Culps just returned home from Florida Friday. Guest Speaker Rev. Harper Will of North Manchester /will be preaching Sunday on the topic, “The Gospel is Good News” at the 10:30

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a.m. service at the Union Center Church. The Union Center Deacon Body will have a carry-in dinner Sunday noon at the church following the worship service. The Union Center Quarterly Council will meet Tuesday, January 12 at 7:30 p.m. Eugene Webster, 79 passes away Sunday Graveside services for Eugene Webster, 79, of 301 W. Walnut St., who died Sunday afternoon in Elkhart General Hospital, were Thursday (today) at Lakeview Cemetery in South Haven, Miclv The body was taken to the Langeland Funeral Home in Kalamazoo Monday Evening from the Wright-Yoder Funeral Home in Nappanee. Social Security Q My wife and I are leaving for a six month stay in Arizona. How do I get my check sent there’/" A— /'When you know what your will be phone or contact any social security office and they will make the change for you.

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Nappanee's new City Hall, which will be used in March, is now nearing completion. The south side of the municipal complex is pictured above.

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