Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 49, Number 29, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 10 May 1956 — Page 3

Mothers Clubs Have Annual Spring Party The Senior Mothers Club was hostess to the Mothers Clubs of Syracuse at a joint spring party Monday evening at the Oakwood Hotel. Ninety-five members were r present. From a lawn table underneath a flowery umbrella punch and tasty hors d’oevres were served by Mrs. John Sheire and Mrs. John Weatherhead. Mrs. Sheire, as chairman, Mrs. Weatherhead * and Mrs, John Pusti were the committee which had made the appetizers. A dinner of fried chicken was served in the dining room from tables decorated with flowers and little handkerchief parasols which were favors for the guests' and had been made by the hostess club. It created an atmosphere of springtime for the occasion. Thanks to Mr. Beckman for the use of the lawn table and umbrella. Mrs. John Roddie introduced Mrs. Blocker as mistress of ceremonies. The first part of the * program was a playlet presented by the Professional Models Club of South Bend. Four ladies gave “Ten Flights Up.” Wava Shaffer of Mishawaka pantomimed the song “Good Night Baby” and also gave several tap dances. Mrs. Blocker told how the club had looked forward to and had planned for the spring party this year. She then introduced the president of each club. Mrs. George Bushong, president.of the Junior Mothers Club, introduced her retiring officers and the new officers and told of the program they had last year. It is their club which sponsors the kindergarten class. Mrs. Loren Longenbaugh, kindergarten teacher, spoke briefly of their appreciation for the new room and equipment. She said she is looking forward to the sixty-one pupils including two sets of twins enrolled for next year. The junior mothers presented her with a gift. Mrs. Robert Searfoss, president of the Intermediate club presented her old and new officers and told of programs and parties they had had during the year. This club sponsors the Brownie Scouts and they presented the leader, Mrs. Marshall Coy, with a gift. Mrs. Robert Shock, president, of the primary club, introduced years work and that they plan a project for next year. Mrs. Blocker then introduced the senior mothers club president, Mrs. John Roddie and complimented her and her officers. Mrs. Roddie introduced her officers who are serving again this next year. Each club presented its president with a gift. Mrs. John Sudlow had charge of door prizes which were won by Mrs. Howard Juday of the junior club, Mrs. Wayne Tarman of the intermediate club, Mrs. Allen Shively of the primary club and Mrs. Paul App of the renior mothers. Mrs. George Bushong express- ‘ ed thanks to the senior mothers for the guest clubs. Next year the Intermediate mothers will be hostess for the spring party I

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Local News. . . Wesley Stetler and family of South Bend visited last Saturday in the homes' of Mr. and Mrs. Knox Stetler and Mrs. Clo Hire. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Houser are moving this week to Elkhart. Their address will be 1330 Edwardsburg Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lyon en route from Deerfield Beach, Florida to their home at Indian Lake, Michigan, stopped over night with Mrs. Adda Martin a week ago Wednesday. Arthur D’Bray was an overnight visitor of the Ernest Bushongs last Wednesday. Wayne Nichols arrived home Friday for a 20-day leave from Newport, R. I. where he has been stationed aboard the USS Hickox, DD 673. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Wilbur have returned to Kale Island from spending the winter Sarasota, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bauer of Whiting spent Saturday with his

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brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Bauer. In the afternoon they visited with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Gates in Pierceton. Maurine J. Campbell and Mrs. Stella Lantz of North Shore Road, Wawasee, left by plane Thursday for Mission, Texas to visit the former’s nephew, Lt. John N. Schmidt who is being transferred to Alaska for two years. They will be accompanied home by the former’s sister, Mrs. Pauline J. Schmidt. COLD SUFFERERS COLD discor Arts yield quickly to STANBACK'S prescription formula. STANBACK tablets or powders work „ fast to bring comforting relief from tired, sore, aching muscles, neuralgia and headaches due to colds.

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