The Mail-Journal, Volume 3, Number 32, Milford, Kosciusko County, 17 September 1964 — Page 5

Pauline Scott And Stanley J. Bonar United In Marriage On September 4

Pa P y> Scott of r 3 Syracuse and Stanley ,J. Bonar of Albion were tinted in marriage at 7 o’clock" oa Friday eveh.ng. Sept 4, in the Grace Lutheran church at Syracuse. * Rev. Cart Satre officiated hi the presence of 75 guests before an altar decorated with baskets of lavendar mums and white pomopns. Mrs Hiliary Bachman provided nuptial music. ■»* The bride is tlie daughter of Mrs. John Pusti and the late John Pusti of r 2 Syracuse and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bonar of r 3 Albion. Bride Chooses Pink The bride choose 1 a two piece light pink dress with dark pink accessories. Her corsage was of pink carnations and Sweetheart roses. Mrs. Max Kleinkmght of Syracuse. s.ster of t.'u- brale. served as matron of honor She wore a navy dress with bone accessories. Her corage was of white carnations. Lee Owen of Aforon was best man Ushers were Max Kleinknight and Stephen Bonar, brother of the

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/bridegroom Reception A reception followed the cereimony in the church basement. The ) tables were decorated with laven- ' dar candles and gladioli. A threetiered wedding cake decorated in lavendar and white, ice cre.-.m. mints, nuts and punch were served by the Misses Betty and Sandy ire Pttsti,' Sherry’ Leatherman and Vickie Scott. Mrs Richard Pusti was in charge of the , guest book. After a wedding trip to West i Virginia ’die couple is residing at 122 E Main street, Albion, Indiana. The bride attended Syracuse high school and the bridegroom is a graduate of Albion high school, is a member of the American Legion and commander of the Albion color guard He is a well drilling contractor VISITING HERE Mr and Mrs. H. D Hartdess of Fort Worth, Fla . arrived last week in Syracuse for a visit with friends and relatives.

Leesburg Lists Class Officers Following are the class officers for Leesburg high school as released by the" principal. SENIOR CLASS President —Pardee Gunter Vice president—Kay Heiman Secretary—Kathy Rhinehart Treasurer—Rod Teeple Sponsor—Mrs. Kay Farrar Sponsor—Richard Anderson JUNIOR CLASS President—Roily Robison Vice president—Kristine Heiman Secretary—Kay Noel Treasurer—Bob Dye Sponsor—Mrs. Mart’ Hoffer Sponsor—Roger Bower SOPHOMORE CLASS President—Jon Shively Vice president—Lawrence Wallace Secretary’—Jane Hamman Sponsor—Jack Ford FRESHMAN CLASS President—Rita Lewis Vice president —Joe McKibbin Secretary—Jane Hall Treasurer—Greg Shue Sponsor—Jack Myers EIGHTH GRADE President—Steve Watkins . V ce-president—Mark Reents

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DRAMATIC READER —Mrs. Claude Howard, Fort Wayne dramatic reader, tell the story of “The Bethany Family" at the September meeting of the Syracuse Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service. The meeting will begin with a luncheon at 12:30 in fellowship hall. Information can be had from each circle or by calling Mrs. Vern Brinkman at 457-2539. Mrs. Howard not only writes her stories but also designs and makes the clothing she wears to portray each Biblical character. She has appeared before church, business, and fraternal groups throughout the state, where the deeply religious content of her presentations never fail to meet with appreciation by her audiences. Secretary—Phil Landis t Treasurer—Ann Buhrt Sponsor—Mrs. Irene Robison SEVENTH GRADE President—Stuart Watkins Vice-president—Kevin Turnbull Secretary—Cathy Long Treasurer—Jack Rhinehart Sponsor—Robert Plummer Pink And Blue Shower Held At Church Os Brethren The Women's Fellowship of the Syracuse Church of the Brethren had a pink arid blue shower Wednesday evening. Sept. 9. for Mi'S. James Fackler. Mrs. HoW’ard Siminson gave the devotions and Miss Carolyn Denton was in charge of games. Refreshments were served by the hostess committee. Mrs. Ezra Warstler. Mrs. Ralph Wagoner, and Mrs. Leonard Cripe. DANIEL JONES’ .ADDRESS The address of Daniel Jones is, Daniel W. Jones, AA 775-14*49. NATTU. Naval Base. Philadelphia, Pa

LAKELAND TEACHERS HOLD DINNER MEETING James Kline of North Webster served as program chairman Tuesday night for the annual teachers dinner meeting of the Lakeland school corporation which was held at the M and M restaurant at North Webster. An informal punch hour preceded the dinner. Guest speaker for the evening was Mary Jane Sellers of Rochester. She used as her subject, "Gossamer Wings.” The North Webster swing choir sang four songs under direction of James Turner. Carla Ryan and the North Webster quartet sang one special song for the occasion. Lewis S. Immel, superintendent of schools and the Lakeland school board were presented and new teachers introduced. MILFORD School Menus Monday - Sloppy J o es. potato chips, polka dot com. mixed fruit, | brownie, milk. ' Tuesday- Creamed chicken on : biscuit, buttered peas, orange juice • bread, butter, peach half. milk. j Wednesday—Raggedy .Ann sandI wiches. potato salad. - green peas, I cake squares, milk. Thursday - Hamburger and spaghetti. cheese squares, emerald salad, bread, butter, melon cubes, milk. Friday—Beef-vegetable stew, applesauce, bread, butter, ice creamchoc. syrup, milk. SYRACUSE School Menus Mon.. - Sloppy Joes, Buttered com, fruit, gingerbread, milk. ■ ■ Tues. - Fried potatoes- cold meat sandwich, cottage chtese- fruit gelatin, milk. Wed. - Italian spaghetti, green beans, applesauce, bread and butter, milk. Thurs. - Beef stew, coleslaw, fruit, cookies, bread and butter, milk. Fri. - Toasted cheese sandwich, bean salad, fruit, cake- milk. Esther Mae Zimmerman At Taylor University ! UPLAND. Ind. — Miss Esther Mae • Zimmerman has been enrolled as a l freshman at Taylor university for ' ther 1964-65 academic year, president of the university Dr. B. Joseph . Martin has announced. j Esther is the daughter of Mr. and j Mrs. William Zimmerman, r 2 Sy- ' racuse. Esther was one of 350 new students who began ar. intensive orientation program Sunday. Sept. 6. ‘New Student Week" activities include a series of aptitude, interest and personality tests, informal social hours, visit in faculty homes, and individual counselling sessions with advisors. Taylor officially began its 119th year of Christian higher education lon Monday. Sept 14, when classes i opeend with a capacity enrollment of I 850 students.

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CLASSIC CAR MEET — The re- 1 gional meeting of the Classic Car 1 Club of America met over the week end at the home of‘ Mr. and Mrs. John Sudlow at Lake Wawasee. The < group stayed Saturday night at South Shore Inn, and on Sunday before taking their vintage cars on a trip around Papakeechie lake, Lake Wawasee and |jjracuse lake, they enjoyed a tri? on the Wawasee Belle. On Saturday night Mr. Sudlow entertained the group by showing them color slides of a recent trip he and

»’■ ■ ,v*.- j,- - Milford School News By PAVLA BURGETT Well, here we are one week later i and supposedly one week wiser. By now we have settled down and hav our schedules memorized. 'Hie first week of school is always hectic and 1 think we're all glad it’s over. We . have two new teachers at Milford high school this ybar. They are Mr. Aballi. who teaches Spanish. and Mr. Mattingly, who is an English teacher. Welcome to M. H.S.! There's really not much news yet. We haven’t had any class meetings to elect grade reporters. I hope by next week I’ll have more news. GRASS FIRE TODAY Milford fire trucks answered a call to a grass fire north of town at 12 30 today • Thursday*. The fire was along the Big - 4 tracks across from the Herman Weisser farm.

Thursday, September 17, 1964

Mrs. Sudlow took to Alaska and other travel slides. Shown here, left to right; are a 1931 Packard convertible coupe, owned by Larry Shaw of Fort Wayne: a 1934 Packard V-12, owned by Dr. Burns, Lafajette: 1937 Lincoln V-12 Model K. owned by John Sudlow. Lake Wawasee; 1938 LaSalle, owned by John Sudlow: 1937 Cord 812 convertible, owned by John Sudlow; 1941 Packard Darrin convertible coupe, owned by Adrian Graham. Indianapolis: 1938 Buggatti Type 57 (the only

Lakeland Area Plans Bridge-A-Rama; Proceeds To Lakeland Youth Center ■ ’ -- - - >

A Bridge-A-Rama is being considered for the Lakeland area, using the same general rules as has been the custom in neighboring towns. Although there is no sponsoring organization it has been suggested the proceeds over and above the prize money be given to the Laker land Youth Center. ( Play will start on Oct. 15 and run through April ' 15. There will be ten playing periods, one every two weeks, the match being played in the home of one of the teams. ' No games will be played in De- j cember. due to holiday activities. Two players enter as a team and remain as a team for the whole tournament. The games are played in the homes of either of the teams and will be played at a tirft? selected by the two teams involved. A team will act as l»st team five times and will be responsible for scheduling die match. Twenty hand of rubber bridge will be played and ' one,- bids must be played. Were will be some good players ■ entered and, some not-so-good players, but luck plays just as import- , ant a part a skill. This tournament is for anyone in Syracuse 1 ! who wants to have fun playing: bridge, playing with friends and i' meeting . n<ew ones. - Each game will be set up by the, host team with a designated op- I posing team <afternoon or evening ; at the convenience of all l -anytime ' during or before playing period, i, Scores will be turned in promptly ! at the end of each period to avoid ; any possible confusion. For entrants who plan to be away from Syracuse for periods of time, it will be a simple thing to , set a date with their opponents well in advance of their leaving The schedule they receive will tell, them against wliom they play dur- j : ing each playing period. In the e- 1 vent a player sriould find it im* i ■ uossible to play a match as schedu- j I led he may supply a competent sub-: I stifute. I I Registration has been extended to ; Sept. -20. Those interested in furth- j er information may contact one of the following people: Mrs. Paul Warner, 457-34®; Mrs Robert Deahl. 457-2083: Mrs C. F. Kroh, 4572077: or Mrs. Harry Alfrey. ' FC--3460. - Roy McCreary of Milford is improving in his home from a heart condition.

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type in the country) owned by Lyman Greelee, Anderson; 1932 Pierce Arrow 4-door Sedan, owned by Lloyd Riggin, Muncie; 1925 Packard touring, owned by Maurice Jacklin, Indianapolis; 1937 Packard V-12 convertible coupe, owned by Homer Brown, Indianapolis; 1930 Pierce Arrow Phaeton, owned by James Daugherty, Indianapolis; and a 1930 Packard convertible coupe, owned by Phil Hedback. Indianapolis. A Mail-Journal staff photo. U

■> Lb EVANGELIST — Rev. Robert Phillips of Bloomington, 111., will be the evaneglist'for revival services at the : Milford Christian church from Sundav, Sept. 20 through Friday, Sept. ; 25.' With Rev. Phillips will be the Good Twins, Dwayne and Dwight, who ; with the help of unique stereophonic background by the Ralph Carmichael . orchestra will highlight each evening with their heavenly harmonies. Services will begin at 7:30, each evening. JAMES ROBERT WARNER ENROLLED AT HUNTINGTON j James R. Warner, grandson of 1 Mrs. Russell Warner, Syracuse, A 1962 graduate of Syracuse high school recently enrolled in Hunting- ; ton college. James completed one j year at Grace college, Winona Lake.

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