Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 47, Number 2, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 23 October 1953 — Page 8

Ebeneaer Ladies Aid Society The Ebeneaer ladies aid society met last Thursday afternoon. Oct. 15, In the home of Mrs. Edna Thomas. Present were 23 members, four children and three guests. Mrs. Belle Shell of Kimmell, Mrs. Mildred Thorn of LaForte said Mrs. Ryland Mock. Mrs. Louis Firestone gave the devotions. Mrs. Thomas and her co-tostesses, Mrs. Sam Houser, Mrs. Frank Banning and Mrs. Firestone served refreshments. The next meeting will be held in the Turkey Creek conservation club house. Art Club The Art club met Monday evening in the home of Mrs. W. E. Long. The lesson consisted of painting Christmas cards. The hostess served refreshments at the close of the evening.

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BROWNIE SCOUTS 1 The Brownies met Wednesday (October 14. They ate their trea of Ice cream bars brought b; Mary Jill Thornburg, Susan Ben dor and Melodia Gustafson. Then after roll call the girl. l got Into their special groups anc filled ou' the charts on honit work. Next ’hey formed a horse shot and practiced the flag ceremony and then spent the rest of the meeting singing and dancing. There .will be a fly-up and 4 Girl Scout Investiture. Wednesday. Oct. 28. It will be at the Lutheran Church at 7:00. Parents are welcome. Coffee pop and cookies will be served following the program. Achievement Day Program The Kosciusko County’ Home Demonstration Clubs observed Achievement Day last Saturday at

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the high school building in Wary, saw. At this meeting the new it county officers were installed and >y Mrs. Everett Darr of Syracuse, i- was installed as secretary. Those from Syracuse attending [ S were Mrs. Roy Brown, Miss Lydia d Mellinger, Mr. Russell Warner, G Mrs Elmer Baugher, Mrs. Elmo Shock. Mrs Banche Kline. Mrs. . Ray Darr and Mrs. Everett Darr , all members of the Good Will e club Pythian Club a The Pythian Club will meet Tuesday, Oct. 27 in the home of Mrs Maude Traster. A pot luck dinner' will be served at noon. 1 Pythian Inspection Mrs Norma Zimmerman of Bremen, district deputy, was here Wednesday evening to conduct | inspection of the local Temple j 13Q of the Pythian Sisters

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GIRL SCOUTS Girl Scouts invite their sponsors, the Senior Mothers Club, to Girl Scout Investiture and Brownie Fly Up, to be held on Wednesday night, October 28th, at 7:00 p. m., in the Lutheran Church. There will be some entertainment and refreshments. JUNIOR MOMS Fun and speculation were the results of the Junior Mother’s club Hallowe’en party at the home of Mrs. Avon Bushong. Three prizes were awarded for the best costumes. Mrs. Howard Juday won as the prettiest. Mrs. Dean Pittman, most original, and Mrs. Charles Garner the funniest. Games and contests completed the evening’s entertainment. Refreshments of cider, donuts, popcorn balls and candy were served by the hostess and her assistants. Mr. Dan LeCount, Mr. Raymond Custer, and Mrs. Chas. Garner. The entertainment committee consisted of Mrs. Loren Longenbaugh, Mrs. Max Brower and Mrs. Douglas Pilcher. Class Entertains Pell Lodge, Epworth Forest, was the scene last Wednesday of a social, given by the Couple’s Class of the Methodist Church for the class and those interested. Approximately IO) people, including children, enjoyed wein-

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era roasted in the large fireplace, buns and cider furnished from the class treasury and coffee by the Rev. and Mrs. W. Noble Green. Each family took a covered dish, and many were the repeat helpings. Pell Lodge is quite a handsome building inside and out, and large enough for children to play at one end. while the acfults were harangued by ‘auctioneer’ Christian Koher. to buy his wares, an over supply of weiners, buns, etc. amid much laughter. Rev. Green had each one present introduce himself and family, and the Large crowd, with several newcomers, prompted the class president, Joe Shewmon to state he would give a five dollar bill to anyone who knew every one there and was attempted to be ‘taken’ by one person, who had not yet met Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Powell, and daughters Kay, Nancy and Crip tai THEATRE LIGONIER, INDIANA Tonite- A Saturday Oct. 23-2 4 “JACK McCALL DESPERADO” George Montgomery Angela Stevens - Doug Kennedy The desperado of Deadwood — they gave him a bad name and he lived up to it. Sunday - Monday - Tuesday Ort. 23-26-27 “MR. SCOUTMASTER” Clifton Webb - Edmund Gwenn “Foghorn” Winslow / Never warmer - never wittier - never more wonderful - he hits the new all-time laugh record. Wed. - Thurs. Oct. 28-29 FAMILY NIGHT THURSDAY Ma. Pa and Kids -80 c “BECAUSE OF YOU” Loretta Young - Jeff Chandler A compelling story of one womans' fight for happiness. — Coming — Sunday - Monday - Tuesday Nov. 1-2-3 “CALL ME M.ADAM” Donald O’Connor - Ethel Merman George SaUnders

Cathleen. Powell is First Sergeant at the Ligonier State Police j Post, and is the new owner of the Jack Vanderford house, Ideal Beach, Lake Wawaaee. BRIDAL SHOWER Mrs. Alma Ever and Mrs. Bill Eyer entertained at a bridal shower last Thursday evening in the home of the former, honoring Miss Virginia Grimes who will soon become the bride of James Hann. Games were features of the evening’s entertainment with the winners of prizes presenting their prizes to the guest of honor. The Eyer home was prettily decorated in the autumn motif. Miss Grimes received many lovely

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