The Mail-Journal, Volume 1, Number 13, Milford, Kosciusko County, 10 May 1962 — Page 4

THE MAIL-JOURNAL Thursday, May 10, 1962

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EXPLORATORY TEACHER — Mrs. Edna Peebles is the director for Diane Ellis, a Syracuse high school senior, who is doing her

Mr. and Mrs. Orvel Miller of Fort Wayne were Tuesday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weisser and son Dougie of rural Milford.

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exploratory teaching in the fourth grade. Diane is pictured above helping Patti Disher and Dianne Ritter with their geography.

SYRACUSE METHODIST CIRCLES MEET LAST WEEK Members of the three Syracuse Methodist church circles met on Thursday, May 3, for their monthly meetings. Circle I A program, entitled “Getting to Know the Bible,” was presented by Mrs. Jackson Ridings at the Circle I meeting of the Women’s Society of Christian Service held last Thursday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Paul Lantz. The meeting began shortly after 1:00 when the members and one guest, Mrs. Raymond Campbell’s mother, were served a delicious desert of cottage cheese with fruit. Devotions were led by Mrs. Maude Jackson and the topic was “The Bread of Life.” Two members were present after having spent the winter in Florida. They were Mrs. Harold Young and Mrs. Jap Jones. Circle 111 Fourteen members were present at the meeting of Circle IH of the WSCS last Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ralph Thornburg, Jr. The .meeting was conducted by president Mrs. Cliff Kinder and the devotions were led by Mrs. Eugene Yoder. The next meeting will be held in the home of Mrs. William Myers of Dewart lake. Circle IV Twenty-three members and guests were present at the potluck supper meeting of the WSCS, Circle IV, held at’ the home of Mrs. Richard Heyde last Thursday evening. Mrs. Otto Stoelting led in devotions and Mrs. Evert Dunn presented the missionary lesson. The June meeting will be held at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Otto Stoelting. Engagement Announced At Open House Invitations were recently issued for an open house on May 6 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Albert Weaver, Jr., of 7950 Sycamore Road, Williams Creek Park, Indianapolis. Open house was held to announce the engagement of their daughter, Brenda Louise Weaver and Wade Alexander Roth. The wedding will take place on November 24 at the Meridian street Methodist church, Indianapolis. Mr. Roth is the son of Bice Alexander Roth of Edinburg. The Weaver family is known in this community and are summer residents at Pickwick Park, Syracuse.

DOUBLE STORK SHOWER HELD AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH A double stork shower honoring Carla Jean Curtis, three-week-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Curtis of Milford, and Mrs. John Strouse of r 3 Syracuse was given by the Ladies Aid of the Milford Christian church in the fellowship room of the church on Monday evening. Several games were played with prizes going to Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Jerry Whetten and Mrs. Carl Shearer. The two ladies found their gifts in decorated baby beds. Pink and blue crepe paper hung from the ceiling and decorated the table. A stork was found in the very center of the table. At the close of the evening Mrs. Shearer led the ,adies in prayer and refreshments of blueberry cheese cake, nuts, mints and coffee were served. On the committee for the evening were Mrs. Roger Graff, Mrs. Durward Seely, Mrs. Frank Grove, Mrs. David Hartter, Mrs. Richard Cannon, Mrs. Jerry Whetten, Mrs. John Yeater and Mrs. Merle Campbell, Jr. Vegetable Arrangements Judged At Syracuse* Wawasee Garden Club

Various vegetable arrangements were submitted for judging at the May 1 meeting of the Syracuse Wawasee Garden club which met in the home of Mrs. Arthur C. Schrader of r 4, Syracuse. These arrangements were made entirely of vegetable and were judged according to attractiveness, originality, freshness, and the standards set by the organization. Ribbons were awarded to Mrs. Herschel Leatherman, first place; Mrs. Nelson Miles, second; and Mrs. Ernest Bushong, third. President Mrs. Carl R. Reynolds conducted the business meeting. Miss Irene Abts, vice president, led in the reading and discussion of the new constitution which was then adopted by vote. Also discussed were various kinds of summer planting. The next meeting will be held in the home of Mrs. Ernest E. Bushong of Syracuse. Members are asked to bring miniature flower arrangements. ROUND TABLE LADIES HOLD DINNER PARTY Ladies of the Round Table of Syracuse closed their season Monday evening with a dinner party at the M & M Restaurant at North Webster with 21 members present. Guests were seated at one long table beautifully decorated with spring flowers, birds and clever bird houses. Favors were miniature china birds and nut cups of miniature bird houses. Table grace was given by Mrs. Carl H. Satre by singing the club collect accompanied by Mrs. Richard Ditmer on the autoharp. Following the dinner, Mrs. Merton Meredith presented a gift on behalf of the club to retiring president Mrs. Eloise Method. Mrs. Method in turn presented gifts to her officers, Mesdames Philip Fawley, K. E. Robinson and Sylvester Amsler. She also presented gifts to four club members, Mrs. Clayton Mock, Mrs. M. E. Rapp, Mrs. Noble Blocker and Miss Ethel Bowser for perfect attendance this year. The retiring president then presented the gavel to Mrs. Fawley, the new president. . Program Two high school students, Mike Storms, a junior, and Tom Martin, a senior, presented the program for the evening which was very entertaining and displayed much talent. Both youths had taken part in a recent speech festival. Mike gave a humorous reading entitled, “A Modern Sermon” and Tom presented a humorous monologue “Brotherly Love.” The hostess committee for the evening was composed of Mrs. A. L. Miller, chairman, Mrs. Mock, Mrs. Fawley, Mrs. Meredith, Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Vernon Beckman.

Robert Yoder To Take Part In Summer Spanish Institute At Kalamazoo Mr. Robert Yoder of r 3, Syracuse! is one of 60 secondary school teachers selected to take part in the seven-week Summer Spanish Institute ’ at Kalamazoo college Kalamazoo-, Mich, under the auspices of the National Defense Education Act of 1958. The program will run from June 27 to August 14. The Summer Language Institute at Kalamazoo college is one of 80 such Institutes to be conducted at various colleges and universities for the improvement of language teaching. The programs are supported by funds from the U. S. Office of Education in contract with host institutions. Participants from public schools receive a stipend of $75 a week plus allowances for dependents. There are no tuition charges. CAMP FIRE GIRLS CEREMONIAL TODAY The Syracuse camp fire girls association will hold their annual council fire Thursday evening, May .10, at the scout cabin. Exhibits will be shown at 7 and the awards ceremonial will follow at 7:30. The public is cordially Invited to attend. Read the CLASSIFIEDS!

I Go To — Church Every Sunday _2-r_. J p NOTICES - THE METHODIST CHCHCH RETHREN I J. Ross Richey, Minister ■Wfl A» •Vh fl ■ |g| ? ' ||| WiW Mrs. Dale Allen, S. S. Supt If f• IIIf M. ■fl Jggjj s' IW Howard J. Kreider, Pastor ;Il Sunday school 9:30 V IHII Robert Hurd, General Supt 1 I Worship 10.30 Mrs. Robert Hurd, Primary Supt l I GRACE BIBLE CHURCH ' Sunday School 9:30 Syracuse, Indiana Kathy is secure in her mother’s love. Trust and peace gleam Morning worship 10:30 „ I (Independent-Fundamental) e y eSt Happiness and hope shine in her face. r I M. Raymond Mason, Pastor 1 I Morning Worship 10 But Kathy has her heartaches. She falls and skins her knee. bethany Bible School 11 Q r s h e ] oses her favorite dolly. And then her eyes church of the brethren i Young Peoples Hour 6:30 p. m. are flooded with tears. , , Evening Service 7:30 p. m. c Israel Gordon, Pastor ■ I Thursday Mid-week Service 7:30 Mommy is always there to help. The knee is bandaged Bruce Baker, Supt •I — and kissed. The dolly is found. As Mommy’s arm Sunday School 9.30 i CHURCH op G Asus E ?hrist k around Kathy, the tears are dried. Morning Worship 10:30 . I of latter day saints Kathy is secure in her mother’s love. — > I (Union Hall in Syracuse) hoL > I Donald Cole, Pastor When Kathy grows older her mother will CONCORD EUB church I Sunday School 10 not be able to love away the adult p au i W Gamer Pastor CHuftcH - OPCOD gßa. he "d ££ moli!er’ C s a ?ove U ™ Bugeno Supt. Wik but o oTtte HeXnly « SSv Sl 9 M ERSSBA Father’s love for His Children. Sunday School 10:45 I « - y ™• I- ™ \ Jr. and Sr., and I I Evening Service 7:30 :< In faith and prayer, Kathy Adult Fellowship classes. > I Thursday, mid-week service and ' can find His all-sufficient help s I CGYA, both at 7:30 p. m. beneath her His •I — ' Everlasting Arms. Hastings CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN EUB CHURCH | i Ralph Wagoner, Pastor I The Church guides you to God. ! | Donald Davis, S. S. Supt ’ You can discover your fZ a , Garner, Pastor J Sunday School 9:30 jS? destiny as. His child. ‘ I Preaching 10:30 ? A You can be secure in divine love. worship 10 30 s I Evening service 7:30 worsnip iu.ju . | Featuring chapel choir from x,- x Prayer Meeting Thurs. Bp. m. || New Paris church. Theme on ; IX d , ' * I H ?v \ \ '' the church for all ... - CHURCH OF THE | GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH ' all for the church GOOD SHEPHERD i | Carl H. Satre, Pastor The Church is the greatest factor jII diurcli School •• • '•* on l° r l^e building of char- (Theater Building) Service 10’45 y* • ? *- •< ' acter and good citi2cnshi P- h ’’ a Loren Stichter, Pastor II Sermon: -The Church at Work I 4. ’• Mfc ■' / ■' Sunday School ! 0 i|l Christian Concern.” i boc acy nor civilization can »ur- Omin£ OTS pll Thurs chancel choir 8 vi*e. There are four sound reasons Evang’elistic Service 7 Sat., iuther chorus 10 and con- Wh. " F F PrayM S'™™ gregational prayers 6 p. m. RWBlsk ' ' r-t Church. They are: (I) For hit |inl| Sun., “5-Fold Purpose of Lea- own For his children ’ a || gue” Luther League 6:30. ~ ~ «ke. (1) For the »ke of hi. com- FIRST BRETHREN CHURCH *'• "* r nn nl fTTi munity and nation. (4) For the CALVARY EUB CHURCH \ Mm! ' Wayne Swlhart Pastor K. E. Robinson, Pastor ' v ' '" ' B p°' ! - p>»“ *° 8° te thurd ‘ "*“• Robert Geiger, Supt Arlen Bobeck, S. S. Supt. ZnWiijiliii' 5,? >? ' Ur| r *" d " ad y°“ r Bible Sunday School 9:30 | Sunday School 9:30 Worship Service 10:30 Worship 10:30 ' Choir Practice'Thurs. 8 p. m. Youth Fellowship 6 Copyright I9BS H Evening service 7:30 Keister Advertising Service, Inc. | Martha circle meets Tuesday at Strasburg, Va. THE NAZARENE CHURCH Thurs. midweek service 7 and “ Monday Tuesday Wednesday I May Friday Saturday I I choir practice 7:30 I Deuteronomy Jeremiah Jeremiah Psalms I Proverbs Hebrews Acta Uonala MlSnler, b. S. SUpt | 83:26-29 42:1-7 42:8-17 . 94:16-23 3:21-27 4:11-16 26:19-23 Sunday School 9:30 I WAWASEE LAKESIDE CHAPEL L—— !■ ■ ■ i ■li —J Morning Worship 10:30 | Jason Martin, Pastor Sunday Evening Worship 7.:30 U . Worship service 10 Prayer and Praise Service WedSunday school 11 nesday 7:30 p. m. | Featuring film entitled the — “Peiping Family.” ’ ... THE METHODIST CHURCH wed. 7:30 p. m„ Bible study and This Page Sponsored By The Following Firms And Individuals T prayer service tor adults, wayfar- Leonard L. Thompson, Minister ers and torchbearers meeting for ' Arl ° Beiswanger, Supt girls and boys and nursery meet- : Worship 10 ing for younger children. • r a J t Sunday School 11 Daily vacation Bible school be- Courtesy of Foo And Faye gins June 4 to 15. < — n c fiCl" CANTONESE RESTAURANT THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH UNITED BRETHREN C. S. Myers Ford bales Hihh w a v + IN CHRIST Highway 13 Carl Shearer, Pastor (Indian Village) MILFORD, INDIANA Wawasee Village Phone: 457-3774 Keith Smith, Minister J? 1111 Augsburger, Supt Alfred Kuhn, S. S. Supt —— —- — — ® lble S^, ho 2 1 Sunday School 9:30 - c i ] un ? Or 5? „ - Worship 10:30 • Milford Electric Shop g }er Motors Jumor hlgh C ’ Y ' H ” 7 Wednesday prayer meeting at ... 7.0A ' Walter Wuthrich, Owner < OU HIGHWAY 13 CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING, HEATING « UN Lm nuo^ REN ‘ Wawasee Village Syracuse, Indians Robert Perkins, Pastor ’N C I? ,S T / - MILFORD, INDIANA Elmer Sorensen. S. S. Sunt Keith Smith? Minister * ? Sunday School 9:30 Elden Watkins, S. S. Supt , - . , - “GOOD HEALTH TO ALL” Preaching 10:30 Sunday School io Milford Lumber & Coal Co., Inc. Worship 7:45 p. m. From Thursday choir practice and Phone: 658-2171 „ . , . j p. TURKEY CREEK prayer meeting at 7:30. * tSUTKnoiaer ITTUgS CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN — LUMBER - PAINT - HARDWARE Qvraruse Indiana SOLOMON CREEK EUB y ’ Orvul Klbner « Pastor John Schroeder, Pastor — Sunday School 9:30 Richard Longcor, S. S. Supt = Worship 10:30 DST Sunday school 9:45 Farm Bureau Worship 7:30 Cooperative Ass’n., Inc. Arnolds Home tore apostolic Christian Joto Sc£^er, U pX URCH MILFORD BRANCH Huntington Street Syracuse, .ndiana CHURCH Lawrence Owen, S. S. Supt 17160 Beer> Henr y Beer ’ Bmer Sunday School 9:30 Hartter, Ministers Worship 10:40 Morning Sermon 10 — Martin Motor Sales KEN HARKLESS BIBLE DELIVERANCE CHURCH Martin Motor Dales Nursery is provided (503 s. Main, Ligonier) & Cities Service Wawasee Boat Company J. W. Clatterbaugh, Pastor , Sunday School 9:45 Highway 15, South <Milford, Indiana & Gift Shop Worship 11 ■ CHRISTIAN CHURCH Thurs. mid-week service 7:30 E Warsaw ST. PATRICK’S CHURCH F ‘CLEANLINESS IS NEXT TO GODLINESS’ Far, y Bureau Co-operative BMg. Roman Catholic ' 20th Century Restaurant a Nerth Detrolt st - warww Ligonier Lakeside Laundry Albert Coil, Minister James B. McCartin, Pastor 6 AND 15 ® cho ° l . Services 7 and 8:30 a. m., except " COIN LAUNDRY — COIN DRY CLEANING Church Service 10:80 third Sunday of month, services MILFORD, INDIANA Wawasee Village at 7 and 10 a. m. ■ . ® GOSHEN FIRST CHURCH ' • " j/ of christ, scientist Campbell s Food Market Andy’s DX A (111 North Fifth St, Goshen) - B Sunday School 11 Custom Cutting & Processing “SERVICE IS OUR SPECIALTY” 11 Service H Phone: 658-5001 Milford, Indiana Wednesday service 7:45 p. m. South on highway 13, Syracuse AMFf. liJTT Reading room, 111 N. Fifth St, “WE AIM ,TO PLEASE” WJJVI hours 1:00 p. m. to 4 daily, except -j ; . Sundays and holidays. ~ Paul and Katherine’s Baumgartner’s Service Station Melody Case fyou expect more from f STANDARD MILFORD, INDIANA A ND YOU GET IT” — Be of good cheer: rise. A=. -(Mark 10:49)'. 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