Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 53, Number 2, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 12 November 1959 — Page 2

SYRACUSE-WAWASEE JOURNAL

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:—Thursday 12 Nov. 1959

Entered >• Mcnnd clan matter at •he Poet Office at Syracuse. lodt»— Published every Thursday by the Wswasee Publishing Company. Inc.. SUISCRIPTION RATES ONE YEAR 'By Mail) In Advance .. $3.50 TWO YEARS $4 THREE YEARS $8 SINGLE COPIES (At All Newsstands) 10c Display Advertising Transient Rate $1 la ! Bulk and Contract Rates Uoon Request EditorMARGARET FREEMAN Business Manager-JOE N. WELLS Advertising MgrLUCY GARRETT Society EditorJEANNE JONEB Operator —ANNA CRAW Pressman GEORGE A. CARTER Church Notes VOTE—In order to appear in this section, church notices must be in the Journal office by Monday noon. UNITED BRETHREN INCHRIST CHURCH ZION CHAPEL 4 Miles S. of Syracuse on Old 13 Rev. Carl Gable. Minister Elden Watkins S S. Supt Marie LeCounb Ass’t S.S. Supt Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Christian Endeavor 7:00 p.m. Evening Evangelistic service 7:45 p.m. Thursday evening prayer sei--7 45. REORGANIZD CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Bona Id Cole. Pastor Weatherhead Union Hall. Main Street Church School 10:00 am. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m For information call GL 7 2653 SOLOMON CREEK E.U.B. Rev. John Schroeder. Pastor I lord Judav. Supt Worship Service 7:30 pm. BURR OAK E.U.B. Rev John Schroeder. Pastor Lawrence Owen. Supt. Sunday School 9:30 a.m Worship Service 10:40 am WAIVASEE ! AKFSTDF CHAPFI Phone UL 6-6661 Rev Herbert Yoder, Pastor R R 1 Cromwell. Ind. Phone UL 6 6689 Morning Worship 10:00 a m Sunday School Service 11:00. Evening Worship service 7:30 Bible Studv Wed 7:30 p.m. Children's Story Hour 7:30. Juniors Story Hour 7:30 p.m MFTHODKT CHURCH W. Noble Greene. Minister Mrs. John Kimpel. S. S Root Miss Catherine Connell Dir ReligiAus Education Mrs J: me Huehes. Membership Cui tivation Supt. Mrs. Joe Longe necker Organist Blair Laughlin. Choir Director. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Orcan Meditations 10:15 a.m by Miss Marcina Greene. Minister's sermon: Is the Re formation Past? Morning Worship 10 30 am Anthem by chancel choir. Ushers: Dr K. Stoelting: W. Coleman. H. Neer and E. Hall. Nursery supervisiors: Mrs. D. Hostetler. Mrs. R Heyde, Mrs. E Wright. Miss Judy Lantz. Mia® Connie Wright. Junior Missions Study supervisors Mrs. C. Knepple, Mrs. R Wilson. Mrs. A. Clark Methodist Youth Fellowship 5:30 p.m. Thursday 19 November WSCS meeting at the church 12 noon with lunch served by Circle No. 3. Afternoon program by Mrs. Noble Greene and Mrs. Crarles Kroh. Regular meeting of the Official Board at 7 p m. Chancel choir rehearsal both Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 7:45 pm. GRACF BIBT F CHURCH Rev M Ravmond Mason. Pastor Tndopendent Fundamental 10 nn n n . Morning Worship • i-on <» Bible School 630 n m . Young People’s ’’‘raining 7*30 n *n Evening Service Midweek Sr-vice Thursday "-•’0 p m FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST 111 North Fifth. Goshen Sunday School. 9-30 a m Sunday Service. 1100 a m. Wednesday. 7:45 p. m

Regulations Given For Tri-County Game Area J. D. McCall, area manager of the Tri County fish and game area, has received the following regulations to be observed at boat landings on the lake at the Tri County Game Preserve. No permit is needed to place private boat on lake at TriCounty Fish and Game Area landings, providing the following regulations are obeyed. (l)Name and address must be clearly printed on every boat moored on any of the Fish and Game Area landings. (2> Maintain your boat periodically. and obey fish and game laws. <3> Remove boats from property for repair. <4> No boats shall be permitted in water overnight after November 1. (5> All landings are closed to fishing during bird hunting season—November 10 to December 20. inclusive. <6 > All boats must be removed from property on or before winter freeze-up. <7> Earlier closing dates may be posted for the purpose of Game Management. Sunken boats and those without names will be removed and stored for two <2> weeks. To claim boats, phone Cromwell UL 6-6333. Prize Winners Os Annual Poster Contest Judging the Halloween poster contest, sponsored annually by Thornburg Drug, proves to be more difficult each year according to the judges who were Mrs. Fred Clark. Mrs. George Lamm and Mrs. W. E. Long. Prize winners in the high school group were Diane Martin, first, with a haunted house. David Cobbum. second. Russell Peters, third: and Diane Miller, honorable mention. Kenny Willard and Phil Kline took the prizes in the junior high group. Kathy Dorsey. Judy Ridings. Ginger Jones and John Longenbaugh were judged first, second, third and honorable mention in the elementary group which includes the first six grades. Prizes of $3. $2. and SI were awarded by Thornburgs for the three place winners in each group. Cftl'RCH OF THE BRETHREN 15 November 1959 W. Harlan Smith. Pastor Donald Davis S S. Supt < 'linft'l«" Crhnn’ •»’ O‘»n «» m No preaching service at 10:30. Sunday evening worship and Bible study 7:00 p.m. Conference on Russia-Amer-ican relations at Manchester College on 16 and 17 November beginning at 9:30 a m on Monday. GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Rev. Carl Satre, pastor * Church School 9:45 a.m. The Service 10:45 a.m. The sermon “Be Always With The Lord” Tuesday, Pastor’s class for adult instruction. 7:30-8:30 p.m. Thursday: Confirmation Class 3:45 p.m. Choir rehearsal. 7:30 p.m. Friday 20 November Stewardship Potluck 6:30 p.m. in Luther Hall. Thanksgiving day service 9:00 am. 26 November. INDIAN VILLAGE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST 1 miles S of Cromwell. Road 5 I Rev. Carl Gable, Minister A Kuhn Sundav School Supt Sundav School 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship 10:30. Prayer meeting Wed 7:00 p.m. i at Walter Kneppers home.

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Grace Bible Church Celebrates sth Year 4m Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gardner Grace Bible- Church at 518 South Main, plans a special five year anniversary conference and revival campaign 15 to 22 November with services beginning at 7:30 each evening. A special youth meeting will be featured Saturday night 21 November. Rev. M. Raymond Mason, pastor. announced that the blind Bob Gardner, former WLS star of the Barn Dance fame, and his wife. Frances, will be featured in the series. Other speakers will include Pastor Mason and the Rev. Charles Wagoner of Marion. Several surprise features will be introduced during the conference. The church is celebrating its five years as an organized church with charter ahd constitution; five years under the leadership of Pastor Mason and the return of the Gardners who were here five years ago in meetings. The SyracuScene . . . Held over from last week) Orval Carr who has been a patient at Veterans Hospital in Fort Wayne for several months returned home Thursday by Harris ambulance. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Largen moved to Ligonier recently from their home on John Street. Mr. Largen is manager of the new Pettit Dept, store there. Mr. and Mrs. Jan Rinker have moved into the Johnson property just vacated by her parents and the Paul Beezley's moved into the Hughes property where the Rinkers were living. Mr. and Murrill Neff spent the week end in Evart, Michigan. visiting relatives. Mrs. Olive Miller returned recently from a visit in Evansville with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith and family. Robert Blough spent Wednesday last week in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Auer are spending a few weeks in Florida.

PLUMBING & HEATING HAROLD L KITSON Phone GL 7-3554

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Court News . . . UNDER ADVISEMENT The divorce complaint of James G. Crafton, Route 3, Syracuse. against Martha A. Crafton. of Warsaw, has been taken under advisement by Judge Seth Rowdabaugh. The SyracuScene . . . Mr. and Mrs. Millard Hire, Mr,and Mrs. Stover Hire and daughter. Stephanie, and Daisy Stover visited Mrs. K. V. Stanley Sunday at her newly constructed home in Indianapolis. Her home is located in a new division of the city called Crestwood. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Pfingst attended a dinner meeting in War saw Wednesday evening of the Travelers Protective Association. Mrs. Blanche Thornburg returned Sundaj’ from a visit in Marion with relatives. Philip Kinder, student at Culver Military Academy, spent the week end at the home of his par ents, the Clif Kinders.

C & F Paint Contractors INSIDE 8 OUTSIDE JOBS— lnsured Workers Phone DENNIS FIRESTONE-GLobe 7-2516, or See CLARK CONLEY 436 South Frazier You Are Invited To Attend Our 5-YEAR ANNIVERSARY CONFERENCE, And REVIVAL CAMPAIGN at the GRACE BIBLE CHURCH 518 South Main Street. Syracuse. Indiana NOVEMBER 15 through 22 Every Night 7:30 O’clock Sharp Blind Bob Gardner formerly of W.L.S. Mac and Bob team) with his wife. Frances, will sing. There will be a variety of speakers and special features including SPECIAL YOUTH PROGRAM ON SATURDAY NIGHT Nov. 21. Speakers will be the Pastor M. R. Mason. Bob Gardner, Rev. Charles Wagoner of Marion and others, with surprise element each night. Public Cordially Invited To Attend FOR SALE SPECIAL THIS WEEK: The Eppert home on Road 13. This 3 bedroom nome is good and solid, has a well built glassed-in front porch, living room, kitchen, downstairs bedroom and 2 bed rooms up. For those longing for the country, the setting of this home in a grove of tall oak trees is exceptionally beautiful. Nine acres of ground. Priced at $8,750. ★ 24 ACRES SURROUNDS this 2 story frame home with 2 bed rooms, front and rear porches, basement, oil heat, carpeted living room. Located on Route 2 on the old North Webster Road. Low taxes and low monthly/payments. Carwile's. ¥ THREE YEAR OLD 2 bedroom ranch type home with hard wood floors, full basement, oil heat, garage, good asphalt shingle roof. Taxes low and very good terms. Located I*2 miles west of Weatherhead on Milford Road. Grindle's. HOME HUNTERS will love this warm, roomy 3 bedroom home, vacated and waiting for its new occupant. Good size living room with open stairway, fireplace, extra large mirror. Paneled TV room, carpeted, has open bookshelves and beautiful drapes. There is a downstairs bedroom, very good bath, dining room, kitehen, breakfast nook facing lake. Two very large dormitory size rooms up. Garage, basement, oil heat. Owners moved south and wish quick disposal. 24 ft. easement to Wawasee on Ideal Beach. Ask for key. “Homes, Large and Small, For Every Need. Full Choice In Lake and Town Property. RENTALS APPRAISALS INSURANCE EARLE WALTZ, Realtor CLARA WARNER, GLOBE 7-2151 GLOBE 7-2189

October Meter Take Totals $274.75 Meter collection for the month of October 1959 totaled $247.75, according to report of Ernest Buchholz, town clerk. This is approximately the same as re ported for October 1958 when the figure was $273. GOING TO FLORIDA? TRIP TRAVEL INSURANCE CHRIS KOHER South Huntington St. JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY!