Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 51, Number 2, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 14 November 1957 — Page 12

SYRACUSE-WAWASEE JOURNAL

Now Thru Saturday November 14-15-16 H:hj comedy of the yeari M-G-M presents W GREGORY PECK || ZjA.TJR.SINr BACAIXi»| —■DOLORES GRAY la CinamaScopa and METftOCOLO* Also Western Thriller—"TßOOPEß HOOK” Sunday, Monday, Tuesday November 17-18-19 BCARYGrW FRANK SINHfeA Sophia Ipren ‘ ’ the passion /ix'AjWW ,n ffiggjSfefr STANLEY KRAMER’S monumental filming of gg| BriDE and A * (Um * ’’ ’ Ksl ® DB BASSioX” I_Sk£J TECHNICOLOR** VIST AVISION* STARTS WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 20th THE MOST SIGNIFICANT HUMAN DRAMA EVER LIVED... I emotional drama on a scale I I never before seen ... the supreme I jj/ Rhiin, jw | entertainmen t O s a || time! | gj, b . jyff Cecil B.DeMille's •lairing CHARLTON YUL ANNE EDWARD G. HESTON-BRYNNER-BAXTER-ROBINSON YVONNE DEBRA JOHN DECARLO* PAGET* DEREK 51R CEDRIC NINA MARTHA JUDITH VINCENT HARDWICKE • FOCH • SCOTT • AN DERSON • PRICE Wrilfe.|H A.I, AENEAS MACKENZIE• JESSE L LASKY, JR. .JACK GARISS • FREDRIC M. FRANK N |«a lit HOLY SCRIPTURES «U »lU» «Mt«al «*J writing* • Project Jij MoUoa PUhti* Im. TECHNICOLOR* A PARAMOWT PICTURE SPECIAL PRICES Adults $1.25; Matinees 90c Children 50c at all times Matinees Saturday and Sundays, 1:30 One Evening Show at 7:30

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I—Thursday 14 Nov. 1957

J. Barton Cox Is Guest Speaker At BPW Tues. J. Barton Cox gave a most entertaining program by showing his colored slides of an eastern trip taken in June of this year, to the members of the Syracuse Business and Professional Women’s Club Tuesday night at their dinner meeting at Foo and Faye’s. Many pictures in New York included the United Nations building, the New York harbor and Rockefeller Center. Other pictures of historical interest, particularly, were taken at Gettysburg, in and around Boston and at Plymouth during the time the second Mayflower was scheduled to arrive at Plymouth Rock. Preceding the program 26 members and four guests enjoyed an excellent dinner with all but a few choosing the Chinese dishes. Egg roll and individual servings of San Shoo Beef were served. Reports of the succesful rummage sale, which netted $344, were gft-en during the business meeting. Proceeds from the King and Queen Cutie contest climaxed at the PTA Halloween Festival were $49.72 and one member added to the amount to make it an even SSO for contributing to the PTA funds. The annual Candy and Cookie Sale to be held at the Dixie Restaurant was scheduled for Saturday 21 December. . It was decided not to have the contest for exterior Christmas decorating this year. The money set aside for prizes will be assigned to another project. The committee will make its recommendation for the use of this money at the next meeting. Guests attending were Mrs. Dwight Mock, Mrs. Paul Levernier, Mrs. Melville Smith and Mr. Cox._ Hostess committee for the evening included Mrs. Dale Plummer, Sr., Mrs. J. B. Cox, and Mrs. Rodney Koontz. They had decorated the long table with a Thanksgiving theme of harvest colors, leaves and fruits centered with gay turkeys and miniature pilgrims.

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Wednesday Afternoon Club Tours WSBT-TV A conducted tour through the WSBT television station in South Bend was held for members of the Wednesday Afternoon Club on Wednesday 6 November. Meeting in South Bend shortly before noon, the group’s first activity was attendance at the “Afternoon Show,” which is televised “live,” while Newscaster Bruce Saunders extended official greetings. Members also appeared briefly on the show. A tour through the entire building followed, including the various “live show" sets, conference rooms, executive offices, sponsors booth, master control rooms, prop rooms, news offices, radio booth and others. Luncheon at Smith’s Cafeteria followed the tour, after which members were adjourned. Members of the hostess committee were Mrs. Richard Heyde, Mrs. Ralph Thornburg and Mrs. O. C. Stoelting. Mrs. E. L. Fosbrink also assisted in the driving. The next meeting will be 20 November at the home of Mrs. Robert Searfoss. Mrs. Ida Guy Honored On Ninetieth Birthday Mrs. Ida Guy was the guest of honor or Sunday 10 November at an all day party celebrating her 90th birthday. Family and friends, who came from Syracuse and surrounding communities to greet her, also participated in a pot luck dinner held at her home south of Syracuse. Mrs. Guy is the mother of Mrs. Floyd Brower and Emory Guy, and has three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Present at the celebration were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Brower, Emory Guy ,Mr. and Mrs. Max Brower and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Eston Clayton. Mr. .and Mrs. Lee Henwood, Mrs. Marie LeCount, Mrs. Blanche Kline, Mrs. Estelle Swartz, Mrs. Gertrude Eggleston, Mrs. Belle Strieby, George Strieby, Lloyd Jones and Mr.

THANKSGIVING FEATHER SHOOT IS BIGGEST OF YEAR More than one hundred shooters participated In the annual Thanksgiving Feather Shoot aW the Wawasee Gun Club Sunday. Over 4;000 rounds were shot with almost everyone winning a prize. Turkeys, chickens, meats, merchandise and money prizes were given to the contestants during* this biggest shoot of the year. Participants came from many clubs of northern Indiana. Meeting the second Sunday of e the month, the Christmas shoot is next on the schedule.

and Mrs. Sherman Deaton. Also present were Mr. and • Mrs. Roy Schultz of Milford, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clayton of Detroit, Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Brower of New Paris, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Todd and daughters of Hammond and Mr. and ♦ Mrs. Edison Witmer and children of North Webster.

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