Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 44, Number 34, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 10 June 1949 — Page 2

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I HEX KI KAI. HOME E)C. CLUB The Hex Rural Home Economclub met in the Grange hall Tuesday afternoon with 21 memhers and 9 children present. The meeting was opened with hinging "Cjradle Song", the song of the mqnth Katie Wilkinson was in ’chuyt-su-trff t-he nivetiiiK’. Miriam Cajble gavfe the lesson on "Time and Labor Saving Meals." The next meeting will be at the Syracuse city park on July i t with a picnic dinner. Sunshine sisters received presents. -The hostesses wtre Nettle Weybright. Miriam Cable andj Irene Shuder.

BOY SCOUTS IN BIG GAIN AT SUMMER CAMP Estimated reports from Pioneer Trails Council has revealed a 50% anticipated increase in enrollment over last year’s summer camp attendance. The camp near Cromwell. Ind., consists of 167 acres and is adjacent to three spring-fed lakes. A new- record of nineteen chartered troops planning to attend with own leadership and using the camp facilities and program has been reached. All camp sites have been reserved to capacity, with the exception of the provisional camp during the weeks starting July 3 and 10th. Good representation has been assured from Elkhart. Atwood. Goshen. Silver Lake. Syracuse. Middlebury. Nappanee. ‘Warsaw. Jamestown, Dunlap, LaGrange. New Paris. Milford. Wakarusa, and Millersburg. So far 241 Scouts have registered from these communities for camp. William Campbell, of Elkhart, an ex-Mariue and currently a student at Ball State Teachers’ College has been selected as waterfront director. He will attend the National Council Aquatic School near Joliet. 111., from June 12 to 18th. Gerald Kelver. local Social Security Administrator . for the three counties coinciding with the Council Area, has volunteered to spend a day at camp each week as rifle marksmanship instructor. He holds a National Rifle Association instructor s certificate and has been a leader in the Scouting Movement for many years. Art Parrish, district extension forester, has again volunteered to serve as camp naturalist. With the appointment of three additional junior staff members, the camp staff has,been completed. Morris Young, troop 11, First Presbyterian church in Elkhart, Rusell Poor, troop 30. First Methodist church in Warsaw; and Dave Thomas, troop 18. Central Christian church in Elkhart have all accepted staff assignments. r Many troops are making preparations for a parents’ night at camp on Wednesday evenings. A special feature for the parents will be a stunt campfire that evening. Emphasis will be placed on a rugged out-of-doors program requiring alertness, scoutcraft knowledge, physical fitness and initiative. Adequate rest and wholesome food : are provided. The camp is regulated by national health and safety standards. I Scouts may still enroll for camp through, their scoutmasters, although -they may no longer qualify for the 10% discount given those enrolling by June 1. I am not in the automobile business but have 2 cars for sale. Also several other articles having belonged to Mrs. Rothenberger. Come see them — Rothenberger. NEW WARSAW SPEKOW&Y OPENS SATI RDAY NRHIT The new Warsaw speedway located on the Kosciusko fairgrounds will open the inaugural race of the summer season on Saturday, June 11th with time trials starting at 7 p m. and the race getting the ‘green flag’ .exactly at 8:30 p.tri. ' For the past^ two weeks, expert track builders have worked on the new oval. The bandstand has been dismantled and replaced with an official judges stand. - The new quarter mile track will be lighted with "5.000 watt electric lighting system that will turn the shores into a bright daylight racing oval. Because of its location on Winona Lake, the dust element will be absorbed. However 10 tons of calcium chloride and rock salt has been conditioned into the surface to make it dust proof. The United Automobile Racing Association of Chicago, will offer over forty racing ears and new driving stars that are new to Indiana fans. This group of speed demons have thrilled the Raceway Park and Gill Stadium patrons for the past several seasons. The largest purses In midget racing history will be offered and the largest number of cars ever entered on an Indiana track will be a feature of opening night 500 seats will be available and 500 reserved box seats will be placed on sale this week. The new speedway is bedecked with pennants and decorations and will add to the beauty of the opening presentation. A special phone has been installed in the speedway offices for out of town patrons who may call (Warsaw 173) to check on track and weather conditions, thus, avoiding a long drive in case of rain. A full summer season program has been scheduled for each Saturday night with midgets—hot rods—stock ears and motorcycle races.

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CHURCHNEWS BURR OAK E.U.B. Pastor—J. W. Jones. Supt. — Everett Vance. Bible School —9:30 A M. Worship service—7:3o P.M. SOIXIMON UREJEK K.V.R. Pastor —J. W. Jones. pt. J otin'’ Bible school —10:00 A.M. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 PM. Class No. 4 has purchased a new Hammond organ; the-Ladies Aid. new carpet. Also new flags have been purchased. Therefore, at 11:00 A M. a dedication service has been planned with Mrs. Phyllis Ecklebarger. of Goshen, as guest organist. A welcome awaits one and all to enjoy this dedication service with us. 8:00 P.M. service—The children of the D.V.B.S. will review for us the lessons learned in the last two weeks. 1. Friday, evening June 17th, will be father aAd son banquet. Rev. R. F. Wilson D.D.. of South Bend, will be guest speaker, also special music. Come as P M. as possible. * TRINITY E.U.R. CHVRCH Robert L. Cox. Pastor. Sunday Church School—9:4s. U>wis S. Immel. Gen. Supt. Morning Worship Service — 10:45. The annual children’s day program will be presented during this hour. A Children’s Day offering will be lifted for benevolences of Trinity church Mrs. Wilma Hire is in general charge of- this program. Junior League—6:3o. Youth Fellowship—6:3o. Miss Esther Wilkinson will lead the Y. F.. using the theme. “If I were young—l’d use my Handicaps.” ~ Evening Evangelistic Service — 7:30. Thtr Pastor will preach on the theme. “The More Abundant Life.” Thursday, Catechism class—B p.m. Choir practice—s:4s. June 11-12—Men’s Congress of the Indiana Brotherhood at Oakwood Park.

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CHURCH OF THEB RCTHREN C. J. Mock. Pastor. Lavon Symensma, Supt. Alta Darr. Elementary Supt. Church School —9:30. Childrens’ Day Program — 10:30. The Dromons’ Evangelistic party of Winona Lake, will be with us at 7:30, featuring piano, organ, xibra-harp. cowbells, marimba. saxaphones and converted whisky bottles. Also a good religious sound picture. They promise to bring to Syracuse a rare treat in music, word ahd picture. Thursday evening the Good Cheer class will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Saturday evening the young people will meet aj the parsonage. THE METHODIST CHURCH Claude M. Fawns, Minister. Worship at 10:00 A.MG Theme: “Christ Our Song.” Music by the choir. Junior church. Youth Fellowship and Church School at 11:00 AM. Church board meeting at 11:00 A.M. Junior choir practice at 7:00 P.M. each Tuesday. Senior choir practice at 7:30 each Thursday. SYRACI SE CHURCH OF GOD Joseph J. Koble. Pastor. Lewis Firestone, Supt. Church School —10:0'* AM. There will be no morning worship services as the Pastor will be at the General Eldership Ministerial Institute at Findlay College. Findlay, Ohio, where the ministers of the Churches of God from the entire United States will assemble. There will be evening service as usual. Youth Fellowship—--7:00 P.M. Song and Praise—-8:00 P.M. Ex aneel ist i c message. Prayer meeting Thursday 8:00 I’M. GRACE LITHEKAN CHI KUH Sunday School—9:4s.

HEAIt THE EMMONS EVANGEUSTIC PARTY Featuring piano, organ, vibraharp, cowbells, musical saw, marimba. saxaphones and converted whisky bottles. Sacred concert, sound film, vocal and instrumental solos, duets, trios, quartettes. A rare treat Don’t miss it at Church of the Brethren, Sunday June 12 at 7:30 P.M.

DAILY" VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL CLOSES FRIDAY The Daily Vacation Bible School will close Friday at the Lakeside church and Sunday night at 7:30. The children will give the following program: Salute to American the Flag. Salute to the Christian Flag. Song—Onw’ard Christian Soldiers. Salute to the Bible. Song—The B-l-B-L-E. Song—For God So Loved The World. Prayer—Rev. Littler. Song—-“ Welcome”. School Theme Song—D-V-B-S. Song—'Wordless Book Chorus. Song—Knock, Knock, Knock. Beginner’s Dept. Prayer—All. Scripture Verses—All. Songs —- God’s Word , AU Things. Goodbye. Rythmn band. Primary, Dept. Songs by group —Every Day, If We Confess. Memory verses with a display of some handwork—Almasue Littler. Judy Kline. Susan Klink. Artista Williams. Judy Moore. Exercise — Judy Jones, Pat Connolly. John Thornburg. Brenda Stabler. Song—Keep Your Heart In Tune by Joan Weaver. Tommie Cook. Larry Laird. Linda Lantz. Junior Dept. Songs by group—Every Day’s A Happy Day. Mighty To Save. Scripture verses by all with Jane Kroh as leader. 7 Song —“God’s Clock”, Phylis George. Dewlene Rogers, Kay Adams. Janet LeCount. Rec.—“ God’s Gift of Time”— Ruthann Cory. Songs—‘He’s The Same Today’ “It is Morning in my Heart" by Jane Nusbaum, Marlene O’Haver, Kay Bryan. Arlene Scarberry. A Flannelgraph demonstration on Time and Talents by Sandra Littler. Danny Felts, Lawrence Williams, Sam Nusbaum, Ned Nolan, Dennis Bjella, Dallas Bjella. Linda Davis. Janet Kitson. Intermediate Dept. Song—Holy. Holy, Holy. Scripture verses. Offering Song—Marilyn Horsey and Roxanna Weaver. Benediction Song—The entire school. Prayer—Rev. Littler. The June meeting of W.C.T.U. will be held at the home of Mrs. Joseph Koble on Tuesday afternoon, June 14. Mrs. James Druckamiller will give the lesson on “It’s Forward Together— Membership”. This will be flower mission day and the president requests each member to bring f lower?. Weather permitting memorial services will be conducted at the cemetery.—Mrs. J. C. Bailey, Pub. Dir.

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