The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 3, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 February 1965 — Page 10

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TO BE JUNE BRIDE — The engagement of Miss Beverly Sue Hill and Jon Dougjas Roddie has been announced by the bride-elect’s patients,- Mr. and Mrs. G. Hi|l of Indianapolis. The future bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Roddie of Syracuse

WIN-A-COUPLE CLASS MEETS Twenty-six members of the Win* /X-Couple class of the Syracuse Church of God enjoyed a pot luck supix at the home of Mr and Mrs Carroll KbHe of -Syracuse oh -d.iy jnenine. Feb, 17, I’n-'ik-nt Sam Lundy was in charge of the business meeting al u.-i. n t i: «;»s df- idv; tn dofund ’ ■. ng adjournment.' games were played. The next meeting w U be March 17 in the church basemenl w ith Class 7 as guests Ptaas uil! be made for the semiannual f.-:. frv

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Miss Hill is president of her senior nursing class at Evansville college and will be graduated in June. Mr. Roddie attended Bail State Teachers college. The wedding will be in Indianapolis in June.

Intermediate Mothers Hold Guest Night The Intermed.atr Mothers club j at Syracuse miet . Ma atag. . Feb 15 in the home of,Mrs Avon I Bushong with Mi s Robert Seaifoss I and Mrs Jamis Stucky as co-host- I esses. There were 20 members and one < guest. Mrs Caries Aballi. present Mrs .Maurice Dorsey, the president./ presided at the business session I Mrs Harold Kline .won .the sunshine : gift I The evening was spent playing I • br<»ug:>'. a gift for prizes Tin- next meeti g will be held March 1 in the j home Os Mrs Loren Longenbaugh, 1 . • ■ . .. s: s. aHi be D.ck Hollingsworth.. His topic will J be “How A Drug Is Born”.

PRIMARY MOTHERS HOLDS SWEETHEART DINNER The Primary Mother’s club of Syracuse, held its annual sweetheart dinner recently at the Bungalow Gardens in Goshen. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. I Jack Simmons, MrL and Mrs. James Cox. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Drum, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Jemigan. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Fetters. Mr. and Mrs. : Jack Darr. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas I Naylor, Mr. and Mrs. Jan Rinker, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beezley. Mr. and Mrs. John Kroh, Mr. and Mrs. Terry McClintic, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reed and Mr. and Mrs. Everardo Ganz Dancing was a feature of the evening program. ‘Die next regular I meeting of the club will be held ■ March 1. in the home of Mrs Reed BRIDGE-A-RAMA MEMBERS ENJOY “COOKS TOUR” Mrs. Melville Smith and'Miss Irene .Abts of Syracuse entertained Saturday evening, Feb. 20. in the Smith home for their partners in the Bridge-A-Rama at dinner bridge. The hostesses took their guests on ; a “cooks tour", serving native dish-' es of seven countries Guests were* Mr and Mrs. Donald Ruple, Mr. and Mrs Cbbrles F. Kroh Robert Jones and Mrs Wayne Blakesley.

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I Wednesday Afternoon Club Has Gardening Program Mrs. E. L. Fosbrink, Syracuse, hosted 20 members of the Wednesday Afternoon club in her home February 18. Responses to roll call were “Green Thumb Hints”. All members were urged to attend the County Convention of Federated Club Women at Milford March 31. Mrs. Carl R. Reynolds presented a cleverly prepared* program on "Gardening as a Recreation". Mrs. Reynolds pictured the paradox of the garden as a place of rest and beauty against a result of sweat and trial. rShe sprinkled her talk with many humorous incidents and favorite quotations. She closed with the favorite poem of Dorothy Guernsey “God Planted a Garden.” Mrs. Fosbrink served delightful homemade candies during the social hour. Good Cheer Class Has Potluck Supper The Good Cheer class of the Syracuse Church of the Brethren met Thursday evening. Feb. 18, at the church for a potluck supper. Mrs. Joe Baumgartner had charge of the business meeting. Mrs Everett Darr gave the devotions Cards were sent to Clyde Johnston. Mrs. Elsie Bowersox and Mrs. Robert Bell who were hospitalized

NAOMI CIRCLE, WSWS MEETS AT CHURCH Naomi circle, Women's Society of World Sen-ice of the Syracuse Calvary EUB church, met Wednesday evening, Feb, 17, at the church. The co-ieader, Mrs. Glen Knisley, presided. Mrs. Ted Pauls opened 5 the meeting with prayer. Mrs. Ronald Sharp gave the lesson entitled “The Church’s Mission Among New Nations In Asia”, which is the second in a series of three lessons. She was assisted byseveral members of the circle. Reports were heard from Mrs. Pauls, spiritual life secretary: Mrs. Mary Van Dyke, missionary education: Mrs. Raymond Newcomer. Christian social relations; Mrs. Muriel Sharp, Sunshine chairman and Mrs. Merrell Geible from the youth department of the church. Mrs. Knisley announced the World Day of Prayer service to be held March 5 in the Ghurch of the Brethren and also the general WSWS meeting to be held March 23. Refreshments were served by the hostesses. Mrs. Leonard Nichols and Mrs. John Hinderer, to .the 20 members present Hie next meeting will be March 24 with Mrs. Ralph Oyler. Mrs. Rolland Hodgson and Mrs. Ralph Knisley as hostesses. Bridge Club, Entertained At Syracuse Case Mrs. Lois Schleeter, Syracuse, entertained her bridge club Mondayevening. Feb. 15, at a supper at the-Syracuse case. Later the group went to her home • for games of bridge. Prizes went to Mrs. Robert Clevenger and Mrs. J. Barton Cox. Mrs. Joy Sims w ill entertain the club at the next meeting.

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ROUND TABLE LADIES HAVE PROGRAM ON EARLY ARTS The Ladies of the Round Table club of Syracuse met Monday evening, Feb. 15, in the home of Mrs. William Cutter. There were 17 members present. ■ Mrs. Merton Meredith presented the program on “Early American Arts and Crafts”. She displayed many keepsakes of dishes, coverlids, candleholders, copper kettles and many others. Mrs. Meredith also gave the part of the program prepared by Mrs. K. E. Robinson on arts and crafts of the Pennsylvania Dutch people

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and some articles were displayed. The president. Mrs. Michael Neff presided at the business session when plans were completed for the next meeting March 1, to be held in Luther Hall at the Grace Lutheran church with the members of the Junior Ladies club as guests. Mrs. Everett Miner is chairman of the committee on arrangements for the partv. Mrs. Cutter served refreshments in keeping with Washintgon’s birthday.

SYRACUSEGIRL ' DELEGATE TO LITTLE UN ASSEMBLY H Miss Anita Rodgers of Syracuse ■ is among the 104 Indiana university students who will serve as dele- , gates to the Little United Nations Assembly March 3-6 on the Bloom- ; ington campus. The 11th annual meeting of LUNA will attract some 200 additional students from 20 other colleges and universities. A special feature of the meeting will be a talk at the j campus convocation March .5, by former Secretary of Dean Acheson.. „