Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 51, Number 50, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 16 October 1958 — Page 8

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FURNITURE AUCTION • We are celebrating our 2nd Annual Fall Harvest of Values by offering our fine selection at public auction at • YODER FURNITURE IN MILLERSBURG. Starting Monday, October 20, 7:30 P. M. • Continuing nightly as long as stock holds out. • We are not going out of business, but out FOR business! • Buy with the same confidence and satisfaction guarantee as always. • Open House each afternoon —Come in, make your selection and see it sold the same evening. • Bring your truck or trailer and haul away the bargains! YODER FURNITURE

BUDGET LOAN CORP. DIVIDEND NOTICE The Directors of Budget Loan Corporation declared a semi-annual dividend on the 5% Preferred Capital Stock of the company payable October 15th. This to the 18th eonaecutive payment since the company was organised. To Our Investors and Others w .: ' ——-— The company currently is offering further sound investment opportunities of two types to its regular investors, and others who wish more interest Income. 4H% Short Term Investment Certificate Matures in 6 months or less. annual Interest payabte semi-annually on June 15th and December 15th. Money may be withdrawn or left on either date. ‘ 5% Ten Year Investment Certificate Matures In 10 years with the 5% annual Interest payable semi-annually on June 15th and December 15th. Proepectus Available At The Corporation's Local Office J J.B. HOY AGENCY NORTH WEBSTER

SKATING at Hoosier Skateland BEGINNING Saturday, October 18 Afternoon 2-4—Evening Beginning 7 p.m. Sock Hop 9:30 to 11:30 SUNDAY AFTERNOON 2 to 4 - EVENING BEGINNING 7 PM SPECIAL PARTIES MONDAY and THURSDAY NIGHTS HOOSIER SKATELAND ROAD 13 SYRACUSE

Circle No. 4 of the Methodist IWS.CS. met at the church for a carry-in supper 9 October with fourteen members present.

Rummage Sale Is Next Project Os BPW Club Twenty-six members of the Syracuse Business and Professional Women’s Club met for a German dinner of sauerbraten arid potato pancakes at the Dixie Restaurant Tuesday night. The menu is a specialty of Harry Reuschel who assumed ownership of the Dixie 1 August from Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bates. The annual rummage sale sponsored by the organization will be held again at Beckman’s Turkey Creek Furniture Shop. The sale will open Friday 31 October at 8 pm. continuing until 8 p.m. Saturday 1 November. sale hours will be from 8 a.m. ’til noon. Anyone having articles to contribute may take them to the shop or phone for pick up by calling 63. 179. or 236-R. Final arrangements were completed for the benefit card party 15 October at Howards. A donation was voted for United Fund. An invitation was read to attend the Bluebird Flyup ceremony to be conducted by the Camp Fire girls Saturday evening from 7 to 8 at the Scout Cabin. Webster Goes On Dial Phone Sun. Morning North Webster will go on dial service at 1:01 a m. CST Sunday 19 October. All Webster numbers include the prefix TERrace. abbreviated TE. A new supplementary listing for the 850 phones of the North Webster exchange, giving prefix and correct new number was issued by United Telephone company last week. Syracuse, Cromwell, Leesburg, and Pierceton will have “free service’’ to North Webster numbers and will make calls as follows: Syracuse subscribers will ask their operator to dial the Webster number. This system will continue until spring 1959 w-hen Syracuse is scheduled to go on dial service. At that time. Syracuse people will dial Webster numbers direct. Cromwell and Leesburg subscribers will dial the complete directory number including the prefix. Pierceton subscribers will ask the Pierceton operator to dial Webster numbers. W.S.C.S. Meets Today For World Tour Day The Woman’s Society of World Service of the Methodist Church meets Thursday 16 October for a world tour program. Following a short business meeting called for 1:00 p.m. at the church, the members will visit China at Foo and Faye’s Cantonese Resturant. Latin Ahierica at the horrie of Mrs. Ernest Bushong, the Marshall Islands. Burma, Formosa and other countries in the home of Mrs. Joe Bushong. Not many men understand women, and the few who do know enough to keep quiet.”—Charles Ruffing. Is Tour Car Safety-Checked? ■und Bobbin U M per mo. H ig CenterH T. STORE le AM7-7711 |

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