Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 48, Number 7, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 25 November 1954 — Page 7

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Grace Lutheran Church The Senior Choir of Grace Lutheran Church will sponsor a carry-in dinner Tuesday evening. November 30. at 6:00 o’clock. You are asked to bring your own table service. Following the dinner you will enjoy two colored sound films: “The Questing Mind” and “American Harvest". Please mark this date on your calander and join with us for a pleasant evening. The Methodist Church Worship Service 10 A.M. The Minister will use as his sermon topic “The Magnificance of The Gospel". The Chancel Choir will furnish the Anthem for the Worship Hour. Both Choirs participated/m the Service last Sunday. U e were proud of the magnifleant job'each did on the Anthem that was presented. The walls of the old Church were bulging. You are urged to be a part of the group that niake them walls bulge more next Sunday. Lets up the figure of 259 for the Worship Service and 158 for the Sunday School period. You will be given a warm welcome. Friends of the Syracuse blow PRESSURE OIL BURNER esi HAROLD KITSON Phone 1616-W tsp. SUm Doors and Windows It doesn’t take a fuel shortage or the high cost of heating to emphasize the importance of storm windows and doors in today's living. For "no draft" comfort in , your home, for the sake of a warm house when the wintry blasts are howling, for the health of your fam3y c install storm windows and doors TOOAYI WAWASEE LBR. CO. tacorpereted PHONE U 9 SYRACUSE IYCHME-NOT. IN 15 MINUTES. After applying Itch-Me-Not, you must be pleased. or your 40c beck at any drug store. Banish externally caused itch of eczema, ringworm. athletes foot, poison ivy. insect bites, surface rashes. Today at THORNBURG DRUGS

| THE AMERICAN WAY] dibit is a bock in com- ] parison with which all otnersm my eyes are of minor importance, (jyj and which in all my perplexities and distresses jE&P'V has never failed to give •» me light and strength * j V Mr IP 1 EV/? IwkHIH rw' *& -E N ■£ n. -A L. Robert E. LEE The Bible - Source of Light and Strength

Community who do not have a home Church here are extended a most cordial welcome to worship with us. W. S. C. S. Circles will meet* Thursday. Circle No 1 will meet with Mis. Lewis Hastings at 2 P.M. Mrs. Robert Wilkerson rias' the program. There will be a 50c exchange. Circle No. 2 meetsH with Mrs. Hoy at 7:30 PM. It will ; be a Christmas Party and 25c gift' exchange. Mrs. Gladys Smith will give the program m the nature of Religious Paintings on slide film. Circle No. 3 meets with Mrs. 'Clifton Kinder at 1 P.M. for a 1 luncheon. There will be a 25c gift exchange. Mrs. Eugene Yoder and iMrs. Arnold Pfingst are co hostI ernes No. 4 meets at the iChurch 6:30 PM. for their potj luck supper. There will be a 25c ! gift exchange. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bushong are the hosts. ; The Nightingale Choir will have their rehearsal at. the Church on Thursday evening at 6:45 P.M . All members of the Choir are urged to {be present . Chancel Choir rehearsal at 7:45 I P.M. on Thursday. Since the Choir { is working on the Christmas Can tata and prepaing art Anthem for each Sunday's Worship. AH mem'bers aa- urged to be present and :on time so rehearsal can start promptly at 7:45 o'clock. Wdrd conies from the Director of our Financial Canvass that the i Campaign is progressing very well and the future looks very good for a most successful Canvass. Church of God Wilmer J. Frederick, pastor. Louis Firestone, S. S. Supt. 9:30 Bible School. Classes for all ages. You are welcome. 10:30 Morning Worship. The pastor will bring the message. We will have no evening service this Sunday as we are joining the Union Service at the Calvary Evangelical United Brethren Church to hear Dr. Under and see pictures of the Holy Land. 7:30 Thursday evening. Youth | meeting in the basement, and i Adult Bible study m the sanctuary "7 :30 Monday Nov. 29. Meeting of the Church Board in the i . church baseni I Calvary Evangelical United Brethren Church First Sunday in Advent. K. E. I Foulke. Minister. Church School i lat 9:45 A.M Ed Caskey. Superin-: This i.s the opi ning of the Christmas Season in the church. Come to church every ’ Sunday. Church Worship at 10'45 AM. with the minister opening a series

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'of Christmas messages on the theme. 'Why He Came?’’ Choral selection by the Senior Choir: I “Thy Will Be Done." I The Youth Fellowship will meet J I for devotions and a social time I from 5:15 to 7:15 at Lakeside. The Junior League will be held; from 6:00 to 7:00 in the Calvary Church basement. The November Union Church i ' Service -will be held at the Calvary I E. U. B Church this Sunday even- r ’mp. 7:30 P.M . with Dr. Darrell i Linder (Church of God» speaking (and showing pictures of his trip’ to the Holy Land. The Christian Service Guild will' be held at the home of Mrs. Veral j Gaff on Monday evening, 7:30 P M.. with Mrs. Ted Pauls as leader.. Thankoffering meeting. Church Council will be held' on' Tuesday evening at 7:30 P.M. The Catechism program is being carried on by the pastor and assistants an Monday evening and Wednesday evening. A Stewardship Workshop will be held at the church on Thursday evening, December 2, 7:30 P.M., with Administrative Council members present from five E. U. B. Churches in this area. Let s all have a great Christmas season together, starting this Sun- 1 day! , i All WSWS members, please remember to turn in your Thank- : offering Boxes to Mrs. Ester Os- ■. bom just as quickly as possible. Solomons Creek E.U.B. Rev. John Schroeder, Pastor Solomon's Creek S. S.—10:00; Mr. John Darr. Supt! Worship Sendee 11 A M. Bible Study Wednesday, 7:30. Burr Oak E. U. B. Burr Oak S. S —9:30: Mr. Ray- i mond Baker. Supt. Worship Service 7:30. Mothers Clubs . . . J Twenty one members and two ■rues'!'. Mrs Mary Gaushorn and ‘Mr,-. Virgmia Butt, enjoyed the 'efficient auctioneering of Mrs. I Lucille Lung Monday evening at I their annual pre-Christmas bazaar. ! Items offered for sale varied ftom home made candy to dolls and the t .ddin.' was competative. The sale of Christmas cards is progressing I i satisfactorily. The members also brought wrapped gifts to be given 1., Christmastime to patients ini the state mental*hospitals. Names ! {were drawn for the members . Christmas gifts exchange. A cran- \ I berry salad and coffee were served I by the hostess. Mis. Butt [ and her assistants. "Mrs. Louise 1 Duckwal! Mrs Lucille' Lung and , Mrs. Thelma Curry. v |

School News •Ruth RappOn Tuesday morning we visited the library. Miss Bowser explained borrowing library books, read us two stories about “Old Man Rabbits Thanksgiving Dinner” and “The Rooster and the Hen”, also the poem, “Over the River and Thru the Wood.” Each child received a nice book mark which we are using in our readers. “Thank you. Miss Bowser for a very enjoyable visit.” \ Thursday the County atfurse, Mrs. Nine and Dr. Mathews gave shots to the children, returning the slips that had been previouslysent out. Children absent this day will receive the shots in December. Hearing tests were given to all Ist graders in the afternoon. Notes were sent home on Friday concerning the eye test. Friday p.m. Miss Stieglitz 2nd grade visited Us and told us. their poems on “Good Book Week”, also instructions on the correct and proper way to open a new book. Thank you very much and we hope you come Visitors this week were Mrs. Maarice Koher: Mrs. Lyle Sieffert and Mrs. Eugene Henning and Baby Brother Timothy. Helpers this week are Gwendolyn Rhoads: Dennis Mench; Rebecca Smith: Andy Gilbert; Sandra Kern and Mike Kern. We are glad to have Mike Kern back after having the mumps. We wish “Everyone a Happy Thanksgiving.” Here are the words to one of our Thankgiving songs: For thy gifts so many. This Thanksgiving Day. Hear us loving Father As we gladly say. We Thank Thee. We Thank Thee. Second Grade The best* thing about Book Week was Miss Bowser’s Story Hour at ithe library, which we liked so {much. Thanks. Miss Bowser. We ! learned some songs, and a poem, j and made a book of our own. too. Patty Mullins and Kenny Butt {brought some pretty Indian corn. Kenny Willard and Butch Firestone brought two big gourds for |OUr Thanksgiving boquet. Robert Stiffler brought a huge hornet's nest for our science corner, end some hornets for the ini sect- chart. Our room gave a small contribu- , tion to the Salvation Army drive. Mrs. Tom Robinson and Mrs. Ted Method were guests in our {room. Helpers are Linda Smith. Duane | Hochstetler. Elaine Line. Nicky Eppert. Ginger Brown, Lynn Pittman and Tom Clayton. Happy Thanksgiving! , Ruth Meredith Second Grade News Because of colds and flu, many children have missed school this six weeks. I The children who had outstanding writing papers this week were ! Sharon Foulke, Ann Kowallik, ;Dean Baumgartner. Cheryll Cripe. Ashley Holloway. Steven Butt, and Billy Wiley. / In reading we are studing about Cowboys and. Indians. We have startecr a new unit in our basic readers called “Animal Friends.” ■ Row number five is the winner of our Arithmetic contest. We have small contests everyday and the winner for that day receives a certain number of points. At the end of the week we add the num- , ber of points each row has to see H ho won. Last Friday we visited the first grades and enjoyed telling them our little poems about books.

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This week is a short school week because of Thanksgiving Vacation. We all send wishes from our room to your house for a Blessed and ' Happy Thanksgiving. Miss Stieglitz I y I' Third Grade News Dennis Buhrt's mother and j . younger sistet visited us this week.; And on Wednesday we all went , visiting, too. Miss Bowser invited us to the library. While we were there she read us interesting stories and gave us each book,markera. Most of us are already friends of Miss Bowser because we borrow books. We enjoyed our visit. We elected 1 new officers for our Book Club for the third six-weeks. Pat Bornman was chosen to be president and Sue Bender to put the stars on the.chart. We had a spelling bee to review our words. Dennis Buhrt's team won. Larry Fitzgerald and Pat Appenzeller were the only students who did not misspell any words on tests this six weeks. We are planning to put five ker- . nals of com in front of each per- ’ sons plate at Thanksgiving dinner. Then before we eat our bountiful {i dinner, we will tell five tilings we 1 are grateful for this day. This will ' rtpiind us that food was so scarce, [' for the Pilgrims that five kemals of dried com was each ones entire food for a meal that first difficult; ' winter. Bettj- Kowallik ; . Local News > The 6th birthday of the Orrin : 1! Smith's son. Robbie, was celebratled at morning kindergarten. - Thursday 18 November. Cupcakes 1 > with red-hots on the white icing* 1 were a highlight. Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Smith. Mrs.; i: Smith's mother, Mrs. Svelyn j iSmith and Jack Tilson, went to.

Kokomo Friday night to hear the Menotones oil Pickwick Lounge fame, Bill Rossi, and Mr. and Mis. Gordon McDe.rmott. Carolyn Barnhart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Barnhart, entered Parkview Memorial HosI pital. Fort \t r ayne. Thanksgiving {evening for examination and observat ion. Mrs. Leoniurd Barnhart’s father, Mr. Frank. Gruilund. is now in the South Whittle;? Rest Home. Newly weds, Mr. and Mrs. Larry I Weaver, have taken the Zerbe Log House, Wawasee Lake, Kitson. Park. Winter Hours We are open weekdays from 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. Self-service & Drop-off Laundry WASHING * DRYING < TINTING Rugs - D rapes • Slip Covers Blankets • Pillows Wawasee Laundromat | S. Huntington St. Phone 225-M

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