Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 47, Number 45, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 19 August 1954 — Page 3

Real Estate Edw. E. Stephenson REALTOR Associate: Evertt C. Halliday, res. phone 631-R Open Sunday 9 a.m. until 12 Noon. — Offices — Downtown Syracuse Telephones: 198 or 310 J Member: National Assn, of Real Estate Boards PAINT SALE PRATT & LAMBERT TOP QUALITY PRODUCTS $4.70 Solidex Wail paint, now . . . $3.15 gal. $6.60 Cellutone Satine Finish, now 4.40 gal. $7.15 Skitin Enamel, now 4.65 gal. $6.00 Porch and Floor Paint, now 4.00 gal. $1.70 Porch and Floor Paint, now . . 1.14 qt. $1.60 Enamel Undercoat, now .... 1.09 qt. $2.33 Effecto Interior & Ext. Ertamel 1.58 qt. Dozens of other items in this famous line of paint at*great savings. FIEDEKE'S PAINT HEADQUARTERS 132 S. Main St. GOSHEN Phone 407 —- ~ End of the Season CLEARANCE _ ci Mens Shoes Summer Play Shoes jarman— Reg. 12.95 at SALE PRICE Q QQ 1.99 and 2 99 natural bridge Mens Sport Shirts Summer Dress Shoes By wilson bros. REG. 9.95 and 10.95 at Va,tte \ . Rayon or 100' Nylon 5.88 Reg. 4.95 at jantner Swim Wear 10% OFF MENS — — Summer Slacks Gantner Short Sets “ K. t «»s .< 20 ' OFF 99 (Alterations FREE* CHILDRENS ’ MENS Swim Wear Walking Shorts "'j .49 Re - 495 at 3.99 Mens Swim Wear Re9 2. 3 1£ 5 .f! By G \NTNER and .. .. , brentwood Mens Hobby Jeans ?eg. 3.95 at 299 By BKFXTWOOD « —— —; T— Reg. 4.95 at 3.99 Mens Swim Sets _ « x ?eq 995 at 795 at 2.99 ' e 9* 7,73 aT / ,7J ; (Alterations 25c extra) piLciiEirs Shoes 8 Men’s Wear

See the 25th ANNUAL CHICAGOLAND ★ SATURDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 21 LIBERACE SOLDIERS’, FIELD, CHICAGO InumiATrn A night you will long remember! 8000 men, woCON DUCTED BY GEORGE LIBERACE , . , x ™ x u men ana children will perform tor you. The iabulons Liberace will play and sing. You'll thrill to MRNTC HMHNIK MPIAY _ marc hing bands, a gigantic fireworks display, and a colorful parade. OTTO KARBACH, FAMOUS LYRIC WRITER Take the comfortable South Shore right to Soldiers' Field. Forget traffic jams and parking THRILLING MARCHING BANDS worries. Relax! Trains back as late as 2:30 A.M. Mtf CSOKBSES For addtnoaai information ’ phone your South Shore CONTESTS —CHORAL. CONCERT BAND, ACCORDION BAND, , UB - ACCORDION SOLO, PIANO SOLO, IhT l ■J I g JIM iTJM VOCAL, BATON. Kl’ l B CHICAGO SOUTH SHORE ANO SOUTH BEND RAILROAD

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The Church of the Little Flower Roman Catholic Lake Wawp e, North Side Operated by .ne Oblate Fathers. Masses during August 7:30 8:30 9:45 11.00 Confessions before each mass. All Saints Episcopal Church Lake Wawasee • South Side. 8:00 and 11:00 every Sunday. Holy Communion. Solomons Creek E.U.B. Rev. John Schroeder, Pastor. Sunday School 9:30 A.M.. Mr. John Darr. supt. Worship Service 10:40 A. M. Bible Study Wednesday 8 P.M. Burr Oak E. U. B. Sunday School 9:30 A.M., Mr. Raymond Baker, supt. Worship Service 7:30 P M. ■ 'I s^^' 3 | Shoals, shallows wq or weeds V —nothing stops the famous Johnson 3! Patented Angle-Made Drive defies obstacles, takes you where the Esh are! No strain—it weighs only 32 pounds. See it today. . u'ohnson OUTBOARD K. W. HARKLESS Wawasee Boat Co. Syracuse, Ind. Ph. 300 Remember Our Gift Shop Look for Us . . . We’re Worth Finding EyH IXTRAJCIYS T SYRACUSE HOWE.

Grace Lutheran Church Rev. Carl Sorensen. Pastor. 10th Sunday” after Trinity. 9:45 Sunday School with a class for all. 10:45 Divine Worship. “The Heavenly Vision.” Acts 26:19. Friday 7:30 Senior Choir practice. A congregational meeting is being called to meet August 29th. The purpose is to appoint two Trustees, and four Church Council members. Our friendly family church enjoys the fellowship of the many visitors from the resort district. Parents are concerned about their children in Sunday School, and stay with them for worship hour. There are many things in life we do not appreciate until faced with necessity. We do not appreciate our electric light until we press the button and no light comes. Then we realize of having constant electric power. We take our automobiles for granted; as we take many other things for granted. We turn the key. step on the starter but nothing happens. Then we. realize how convenient it is to take us to work, or to run this or that errand. When sick in bed or in a cast, we first realize the value of good health. Our real hunger can bring us to the aprpeciation of a piece of bread. We here in America live in a land of milk and honey. We do not appreciate the meaning of hunger or of any real need. We have made of ourselves Sunday Laborers, supposedly Christians,; that we might earn some extra : money to buy new gadgets on the market. We travel to some balmy seashore for the good of health, sharing the season with friends jn relaxation, gayety and laughter. We here do not know the meaning i of needs of hunger. Pray that America be spared such ordeals. I Patronize the advertisers. They deserve your support.;

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The Methodist Church Reverend Noble Greene, Minis- | ter. Sunday, Aug. 22—10:00 A. M. Worship Hour. The minister will preach the fourth in a series of sermons on the importance of Christ in the life of each person. The subject: ‘The Glory of Finding Christ!” You are invited to hear this, and the concluding message in this series next Sunday and Aug. 29. respectively. The Chancel Choir will thrill your heart with another of their beautifully rendered anthems. A Welcome awaits you at the church door. 11 A. M. The Church will be at study. There is a class for every age and interest. You will feel at home in Christian Fellowship that prevails in the study groups. Important Announcement: The Chancel Choir will sponsor an ice cream social on the church lawn Friday. August 20, beginning at 6:30 p.m. If you want some good ice cream, cake, pie and soft drinks, plan to come to the Methodist Church this Friday between the hours of 6:30 and 9:00 P. M. Meet your friends here at the church because they will be present. Thursday. Aug. 26. — Chancel Choir rehearsal and Choraleers meeting 7:45 P. M. Members of the Choir will be notified as to where they are ,to meet. The presence of each one is greatly desired. ' Notice to MYF Members: Please remember to keep Sunday, Aug. 29, open and be ready to attend the Fall Youth Rally at Epworth. We will meet at the Church on that Sunday at 2:00 P. M. Each one will bring a sack lunch and I money for something to drink. Let all youth fc>lan to attend, shall we say 35 to 40 young people from our ' Church. Coming Attraction: This church will conduct a Spiritual Life Mis-

Calvary Evangelical United Brethren Church K. E. Foulke, pastor. Church School at 9:45 A.M.. Ed Caskey, General Superintendent. Maude Geiger, Nursery-Kindergar-ten Dept. Superintendent. Wilma Hire, Junior Dept, superintendent. Church Worship at 10:45 A. M. Sermon by the pastor with reflections from the Ecumenical Institute and World Council of Churches at Chicago. Evening Service at 8:00 P. M., with the last in the series of sound films on the Life of St. Paul, entitled. “Voyage To Rome.” Chains nor hunger, storm nor shipwreck —none shook the faith of the Apostle Paul as he was taken across the sea to appear before Caesar. Brotherhood Meeting at Lakeside Church on Tuesday evening at 8:00 P. M. Christian Service Guild on Wednesday evening, 8:00 P. M.. at the home of Ruth Cobbum, with Joan Sharp in charge of the lesson. Midweek Sendee on Thursday evening. 8:00 P. M.. under the direction of the class leader, Bill Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Betes had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Swanson. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bookwood, from Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tangman and sons Darrell and Richi, from Elgin.Illinois. sion of one weeks’ duration, TDctober 16 through 22. Members of the Church are urged to start now to pray for deepening of the spiritual life of the Church. You are also urged to plan now to attend each service.

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$50,000 SALE! at Syracuse Hardware READ THESE WONDERFUL VALUES Nationally Advertised Mixmaster SOO.OO with Juicer, reg. $46.50 . ‘ ‘ V** Hoover Model 115, with attach? . . . $59.70 Flint & Walling PUMPS . . . Big Discount Buy Your Pump Now EVERYTHING IN OUR STORE IS ON SALE ~ We are liquidating our stock but are NOT discontinuing business Over 50 Years Same Location Syracuse Hardware Co. Phone 6 C. C. Mulholland Phone 6

SYRACUSE-WAWASEE JOURNAL

Mr. and Mrs. Vidtor Schortgen with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Boger will go to Chicago to see the Detroit Tigers and White Sox game on Sunday. •

Our Entire Stock Selling at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES—an excellent time to buy that memorial you have been talking about. See what you buy before you buy it! LIGONIER Monument Co. August Sale Chevrolet Used Cars 53 Nash 4-Door Statesman Super-Radio, heater, sparkling 2-tone finish, clean as a pin all over. Excellent engne and tires. BIG SAVINGS $ $ $ $ $ 50 Fleetline 4-Door DeLuxe, loaded with accessories, The BUy of The Week! 54 Chevrolet 4-Door Bel-Air, Power Glide, demonstrator, loaded with accessories. 53 Chevrolet 2-Door 210, Power Glide, a car that is sharp. 53 Chevrolet 2-Door 150 Club Coupe, big savings on this one. 51 Plymouth 4 Door DeLuxe, car has new appearance throughout. 48 Chevrolet Fleetline DeLuxe, black finish, ready to go. 53 Chevrolet %-ton Pickup, clean as a pin. 51 Chevrolet Panel Truck, motor overhauled. S & M MOTOR SALES | r Open Wednesday thru Saturday Evenings Eld. Kleinknight • Phone 230-J

THURSDAY, AUG. 19, 1954-

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Boger had as house guests Mr. and Mrs. Marion Myers, from Fort Wayne, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lynn, from Coldwater, Michigan.

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