The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 5, Milford, Kosciusko County, 11 March 1965 — Page 11
BLANCHE SEN'SIBAUGH HONORED \T DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller entertained at a dinner on Sunday in honor of the birthday of Miss Blanche Sensibaugh which was March
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9. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wise and daughter. Miss - Janice Wse of Milford. and Mr. a and Mrs. Charles Mishler of Nap- - pa tee A dee trated birthday cake and
ice cream were served in the afternoon. Good habits are your servant — bad your master?
Eta Beta Pi Holds First Meeting The first meeting of the Eta Beta IPi Sorority of 1965 was held Monday evening at Rubie's Party House in Milford with Mrs. Harold, Bums of South Bend as hostess.Nineteen members ' found their places at the attractively decorated tables. Variegated carnations were used on each table, along with pastel ribbon pompons which served as favors and nutcup holders. A. dessert and coffee were served before the business meeting which was conducted by Mrs. Roy Schultz. Reports of the November meeting and the Christmas, party were read since no meetings were field in January and February. The committee for the anniversary party announced the date as April 12 and the meeting place at Mrs. LaMar Garber’s home in Elkhart, where further announcement would be made. Five tallies of bridge .were in play during the social hour, with Mi's. Hursey also playing. Score • were awarded to Mi's. Esther Gentzhom of Elkhart. Mrs Charles Keren. Mrs. Esther Poynter, and honor prize to Mrs Arthur Baumgartner. 1 all of Milford. Others in attendance were Mrs. | Lawrence Polk and Mrs. Garber of Elkhart: Mrs Peter Beer. Goshen: Mrs Loren Heckaman. Bremen: Mrs, Russell Price. Mrs. Don \ngiin and. Mrs. John Robin-on of Nappanee: Mrs. P. C. Bartlett and ’Mrs. Frances Cole of Syracuse: Mrs Albert Graff. Mrs. Harold Tom. Mrs Russell Price. Mrs. Jose;»h Sunthimer. all of Milford 1 < BABY SHOWER HELD . IN LUTHER HALL The Lutheran church women of .chi racuse j met «irecently in'Luther Hall for a surprise baby shower, for Rev. and Mrs Carl H. Satre who soon are ■ Mrs. Wallace Liniger. Miss Katherine Rothenberger. Mrs. William ' Bailey. Mrs. Samuel Biishong. Mrs. I Alma Laine. Mrs. Gero’d Kline and Mrs. Lewis Immel formed the committee in charge 'of arrangements. There were 38 present. . Mrs Floyd 'Disher* will enti the LCW in March and Pastor Satre will gve the lesson ; SHANKS - PRICE ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr and Mrs William Shanks. Princeston, Fla., announce the engagement of their daughter. Vannita Jean to Airman 3-C Larry E. Price, son of Mr. and Mrs.. Chari les Price of Syracuse. Miss Shanks is attending Princestou. high school. Airman Price is stationed at Homestead AFB, Homestead, Fla.. No date has been set far the wedding:
PYTHIAN CLUB CELEBRATES 40th BIRTHDAY The Pythian Club of Syracuse, observed its 40th anniversary Wednesday afternoon. March 3, at the home of the president, Mrs. Ella Unrue. The club was organized in February 1925 at the home of Mrs. Unrue who. was' the first president. Mrs. Elnora Colwell was the vice president and Mrs Lulu HolloWay was die secretary-treasurer. Other charter members were Mrs. Sue Bowser. Mrs. Abhy Buchholz. Mrs. Laura Bowld. Mrs. Edith Widner, Mrs. Amy Harkless. Mrs. Kit Rip-' ptey, Mis. Mae. Hontz; and Mrs. Lillie Hoopingarner. 'Mrs. Unnie is the only living charter member. Games were played with prizes going to Mrs. Ethel Poyser and Mrs. Mrs. William Whetten won the door prize. Airs. Unrue ’served refreshments, which included a large birthday cake, at the close of. the afternoon. CIRCLE THREE, WSCS, CHANGES NAME Circle three oLthe WSCS of the Syracuse Methodist church met at the : home of Mrs: C. K. Kinder, Lake Wawasee. Thursday, March 4. with Mis. Ruth Rapp serving a one o'clock dessert. Hereafier cirvte three will be known as the Trinity Circle? There were 14 memlx-rs and one guest. Mrs Eugene 'Hail, ores dent of the Women s Spriety of .Christian Service, present Mrs. Vernon Brinkman, circle chairman, presided and also gave the lesson on "Women of the Bible”. Daring the business session Mrs, BTinkmah was relerted .chairman: 'Mrs Eugene Eudwig was elected vice chairman: ’Mis. Mertoci Meredith. secretary and Mrs. A. A Pfing st treasiirer. Mis Car 1 H R eyndls gave the devofons The res: of the afternoon was spent making can yr reels. The next meeting will be held April'l in the.home of Mrs Paul Warner with Mrs. Reynolds as co-hostess. TFXt'HER FROM HAWAII RF.TI RNS HOME • - sh K Mrs Max Gahsborn, Syracuse: left for his hotrie in . Hawaii by the way y>f D.C ‘i- ■ Mr, King is superintendent of schools are establislied for The chil- ■ Hi has been in the United States . for the past two months recuitin ', teachers fcr overseas dutv through the office in Washington.. D C. Mrs King and their four* * children Remained iri Hawaii. Mr. King •is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn King, of Nappanee.
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SILVER THIMBLE CLUB Syracuse BPW Club MEETS MARCH 2 Meet At Marley’s The Silver Thimble club met on T'r.e Syracuse Business and. ProTuesday, ,March 2. at the home of fessional Women's club held a sueMrs. Earl Kammerer of Leesburg ss ; Friday evening, Mrs Virgil Zimmern::;:! <•. Millard Alj:.:; 5. tie American Legion and Miss Priseilla Haab of Gos'.ten hall. Mrt. Charles Dean was chairtesses There were 23 man of the. committee. A short business meeting was con- ey received from the party will lx ducted by Mrs. Luther Steffen,; pn the cumulative fund for ident. Mrs. Carlton Beer, project !;se rhe cub’s manv .projects, chaimwi. reported on several pro- Mr g Willard Nusbaum, was jects for the year man with Mrs R. C.' Tvtier assistThe next project will be making. j n g : baskrts, for retarded ehil- There were twelve tables in plaj dren.' These baskets will be made featifing bridge, euchre and ca ,ii the April 6 meeting which will naS ( a Table prizes were given anc -■ • do< r prizes were award er of 1 Milford. ■ e , L ’ The group, met at Marley? — . Steak House on Tuesday. March 9 ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY TO ’■ c ' ,:r ” MEET IN' COLUMBUS s< Etl ¥_ B °^T er 1 'J'" •The Indiana Archaeological Socio? » .. , ( 1 W ty will meet in the Armory build? -Louise By land. ' 1 ' 28. from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. This is the . ' ••:!ii»>n.aiv.irJ s:uo'.:or"me:«- ELECTED CHAIRMAN - ber& Ml. members are urged to H \ Wa; . d E Woodward .j r „ 3 ten( ■ of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Woodwaix of r-.. SYRACUSE MAN winner lected s hairman for Al IN BB CONTEST pha Kappa Lambda at Purdue uni Izel B Bec-k: r 1 Syracuse, cues- versity. ed the. total points scored in the Woodward is-a junior at the uni winner, thereby winning a gift cer- major. He is a 1962 graduate-o t ficate at a Warxiw store. Milford high - hod
Thursday, March 11, 1965
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Elkhart, were taken to the Goshen hospital. Charles R. Ratliff. 22, of Goshen, driver of the car rammed from behind by the Swihart car, was shaken but otherwise unhurt.
Mrs. Longenbaugh Hostess To Intermediate Mothers Mrs. Loren Lungeribaugh. was hostess to the Syracuse Intermediate Mother s clu'p at ” her home Monday: evening, March 1. Airs. Milton Brice and Mrs Ed Coy were the co-host'ess. ■ ’ There were 24 members and two gue-ts. Mrs; Eleanor Plumber and Mrs Hugh Neer, present. Dick Hob lingsworth was the guest speaker, I ins I-'-'ic w;i< - A D-lig I< Born". x Mrs. George Bushong won the sun- - shine gift. Tile'pees (ler.t. Mrs - Maurice Dor- - sion. .-On March 15 the club will \i-it the Wawasee Interiors Witi) Mrs Earl Money and -Mrs. Max Brower forming the hostess committee. A | Wednesday Afternoon Club Has ‘Magic Moments’ Program M.s Ni-s>ii Auer was hostess to the Wednesday Afternoon club of • Syracuse in her home, March 3. Airs. Patil Moore, vice president, ■■ • '..A? ' Roll call, was answered’ by 17 ■* ■.. members with a favorite television program. Mrs. Dale Allen and Scott ram A was vi/itk-d "Magic Moments". The hostess served candies during the social hour The next meeting will be held March 17. in the home of Mrs. Robert- with the business Session at one Ai’clock ' followed by a tea with the girls of the senior class of tlie Syracuse ■ high school as guests. In South Bend Tuesday Mr< Hubert Cain and Mrs Herman'Miller of Milford visited their ’ brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs ' Alvin Hartter, in South Bend n-on" Tuesday.. ■ ■ .. • .
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