The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 34, Milford, Kosciusko County, 29 September 1965 — Page 10

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CHARTER MEMBERS — Charter members of the Syracuse Methodist church Women's Society of Christian ! Service posed for this picture fol- < lowing their 25th anniversary rele- 1 bration meeting at the church last I

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UM s PASI I’iIESIDENTS — Past pr»~i<h the Syracuse Methodist church's Women’s Society of Christian Service are shown here. WSCS Celebrate 25th Anniversary Os Society The Women’s Society of .Christian Service of the Syracuse Methchurch enjoyed a salad bar M the church fellowship hall on September 23

Seek Competitive Bids For New Pierceton Post Office

Pu.stina.4cr General Lawrence F. O’Brien announced today that the post office department is seeking competitive bids to build and lease the new post office at Pierceton, Indiana. The purpose of competitive bidding. Mr O’Brien said, is to encourage the most attractive and economical offer to the Government in line with President Johnson’s economy program to achieve the best possible postal service at the least possible cost. Under the department’s lease construction program, the site selected on the east side of First street, opposite intersection of Walnut will be .assigned to the successful bidder, who will purchase the property, construct the building according to de-

Syracuse Saddle Club Has Trail Ride Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Detwiler of | Bristol were hosts to the Syracuse i Saddle Hub members and guests last ! Sunday Pancakes, sausage, orange ; juice and coffee went served for' breakfast. ?r . About 10 30 a.m. the group of 21 riders saddled up and rede to Robins lake in Michigan where they stopped to eat After riding 16 miles they re-1 turned to the Detwiler. farm .where “ hot coffee and cider We served Mrs Detwiler played the organ and members sang. Enjovmg the ride were Mr. acd Mrs Harry D Doty and Pegzy. Mr and Mrs, Lee Good. Mr. and Mrs. Brace Mr. and Mrs. Robert Willson. Cliff Detwiler, Betty and Connie Shannon. Sue and George Boyer, all of the SyracuseMilford'area, arri guests. Mr. end Mrs. Clint Yeager. Mrs. Joyce Kruse. Kim. Linda and Cathy Holderman. and Sharon Richmond, ail of the Bristol area. The next meeting will be held on October 3 at 6.30 pm. EUB Church Meets Tbe Women’s Society of World Service of the Syracuse Calvary EUB church met Wednesday evening in the church with the Naomi circle as the host circle The WSWS president. Mrs. Howard Juday. gave the table grace. There were 56 members from the four circles: Martha. Ums, Harmonv and Naomi, present Guests wvre Mrs Robert Skivens. Mrs. Fiord Schlotterback. Mrs. G. A. Godfey and Mrs. Lloyd Wickstrom. Mrs’ R W. Loose had charge of the devotional period and Mrs. Juday presided at the business session. The remainder of the «re» ■tag was spent socially

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Thursday afternoon. They are seated from left. Mrs. i Estella Swartz, Mrs. Lydia Dear- 1 dorff, Mrs. Lucy Kegg. Mrs. Ida Sny- : der, Mrs. Ruth Rapp and Mrs. Ot- 1 to Stoefting.

i they are from left. Mr-. Eugene Hall. Mrs. Otto Stoelting and Mrs. i William T. Jones.. Jr. A Mail-Journal staff photo. I The Trinity circle served the i iuudicon to 52 members and three | gusts. Vice-presMtent. Mrs Dean : Puttmar. hontred the chartered 1 members’ and presented them with rorsages. • . The charter rtiembeqi are Miss L.'lian Hamman. Mrs. Mary Hoy. Mis Sol Miller. Mrs Noble Block-

partmental specifications and lease • it to the post office department for ; a basic period of 10 year*-, with op- ? tions to renew the lease for an additional 20 years. The department's capital investment will be limited substantially to sostal equipment. The buikfcng will ematn under, private ownership with he owner paying local real estate axes. . Bidding documents may be obtained from regional real qstau officer K. P Shelton. Post Office Box 598. Indianapolis. Indiana. 46206 The real estate officer will supplybidding forms, building specifica10ns. lease provisions and other inorm.it •>-. Bids mu*: in' subnrtud to the Real Estate Officer by 2 p.m. on October 22, .1965.

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I Effective October 1, 1965 I I I I No Service Charge I I On Checking I I State Bank of Syracuse I Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SYRACUSE, INDIANA

Standing left to right. Mrs. Arnold Pfingst, Mrs. A. L. Miller. Mrs. Lulu Francis. Mrs. Joe Bushong, Mrs. Merton Meredith and Mrs. Mary Hoy. A Mail-Journal staff photo.

(. -. Mrs Lucy Kegg, Mrs. Nelson Miles. Mrs. A. L. Miller, Mrs. Lulu Francis. Mrs. Primm Dunn. Mrs. Clarence Snyder, Mrs. Otto Stoelt:?c Mrs. Deloss Weaver, Mm Wa es Macy, Mrs. Ernest Bushing. Mrs Ruth Rapp, Mrs Merton Meredith. Mrs. Adah Miller. Mrs. Sarah Rex. Mrs. Estella Swartz. Mrs. Stephen Freeman. Mrs Lydia Dear- ‘ dorff. Mrs Myrtle Brady. Mrs. Effie Emerson. Mrs. Ernest Richards. Mrs. Eloise Frevert and Mrs. Edith Harley Mrs. 0. C. Stocking. Mrs Will- , iam T Jones Jr. and Mrs Eugene Hal' were also honored for being past president s of the society and Edward C<.y as die president. Receiving special recognition Raymond Wilson former jcu’h st cre’aiy of Wasaw di< • trie. and Mrs. Clara Kmpple a former president of the North Indiana . Mrs; Coy. • president.- presented a life, membership to. Mrs. Clarence Snyder and Mrs. Liicy Kegg. Mrs. P ttman and her committee presented a very’ impressive program celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Women's Society of Christian Service in the. Methodist church. ■ ■ Mrs. Joe Bushong recalled the history of the society from ItMO to I 1963 and Mrs. William T. Jones, Jr., the years * 1954 to 1964. A challenge for the future was preII seated by a choral reading group j and Mrs’ Orville Knisley sang a I vocal ,'soto.

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New Salem News By MRS. RAY FERVERDA Special music during the hour of worship on Sunday morning was presented by the Rose Bud trio, Melinda, Melissa and Melodie, the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Tom. Jr. The girls were accompanied by their mother. Visitors attending services on I Sunday forenoon were Mr. and Mrs. Jonah Miller of Wakarusa and Miss Shirley Johnson of Garrett, who were spending a few days in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Johnson and children, Mark and Dtarme, at Milford. Mrs. Ruth Stout Gump of Sebring, Fla., has suffered another heart attack. She is in the intensive care room in the hospital at Sebring. Mrs. Ruth DeF-ies. r 1. Mrs. Virginia Bockman of North Webster, Mrs. Jennie Neibert and Mrs. Zoa Metcalf, both of near Shoe I Lake, enjoyed dinner together on Sunday. They spent the afternoon in the home of Mrs. Metcalf. A birthday dinner was prepared Saturday evening in the home of Mr. and Airs. Ray Ferverda for their great-grandson. Billy Baumgartner. who was four-years-old on M »nday. Guests were Mrs. Baumgartner and Clara Driver. Billy and his mother spent Sunday in Chicago with Mr. Baumgartner. DOERS CLASS HAS ! FISH FRY I The Doers class enjoyed its annual fish fry on Friday evening. It was prepared in the church kitchen I Sad ad< and desserts were fur- | dished and prepared by each family attending. Rev. Howard Kreider offered thanks for the bounteous supper .y served on .tables decorated with fall flowers, crepe paper ' and te&vvs. Napkins and other appointments were in keeping with c ' _. 1 After the meal a short program was given ■■Wh.it a Friend. -We ill.ave in Jesu<" and “Blessed Assurwere itynu 5 sunr for the group singing led by Mrs. Kathryn . accompanying. Readings were given. “Facing Old Age.” by Mrs. Max Miller and ' "Maw Wrote To Her Son”, by Mrs. Shively. The First Psalm was ! given by Ray Ferverda and prayer I was offered. The committee of arrangements ! for the evening was Rev. and Mrs. , Kreider. Mrs. Ruth DeFries. Mr. and Mrs. Max Miller and Mrs. i Lucy Hummel. Others present were. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Wikiman,' Mr. ! and Mrs. Earl Ulrey, Mr. and Mrs. iFtank Shively. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Baker, Mr. and. Mrs. Orvil Kilmer. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ferverda, Mrs. Kathryn Dunnuck, Mrs. Wiliam Weybright, Mrs. Marie Sherman of Garrett. Clara Driver and Carcdyn Johnson," Gerald Grove and Marvin Hummel. —NS—SUNSHINE CLASS H.AS ( FELLOWSHIP DINNER I The Sunshine class enjoyed a fe--1 towship dimer in the church dining

room following the forenoon ser-1 vices Sunday. . Families of class members and guests, Mr. and Mrs. Jonah Miller of Wakarusa, Shirley Johnson, Clara Driver, Ed Smith and Gerald Grove and Mrs. Dorothy Williams, a teacher in the Milford school, were present for the dinner. After dinner Darryl s Johnson presided during a short business -meeting. Many verses of scripture were read during the devotional period by Mrs. Glen Morehouse. Robert Hurd offered prayer and Mrs. Hurd i itroduced Mrs. Williams who spoke. Mrs. Williams has recently returned to Milford after serving two years teaching in Ghana, West Africa. She talked and showed film of the Concrete Bungalow where she lived. She told of the great differences of school wor k there and here. She displayed several items she had purchased there. f The committee of arrangements for the meeting was Mr and Mrs. Edwin Meek and Mr. and Mrs. i Vene Wildman. 1 —NS— I ATTEND WCTU MEETING I Those attending the county WCTU

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Its 1966. luoc up with Dodge. Get with the swinging cars ot the year! Why wait, when your year is here? The year to snap tired old ties, to Every one backed by a 5-year or 50.000-mile warranty.* Every one break old buying habits. The year to really express yourself... with with these features that used to cost extra but now come standard : the’66 swingers from Dodge. Different exciting cars for people with Outside mirror; Padded dash. Variable-speed electric windshield different exciting tastes. Rally ’round Dodge for ’66. (tert, Coronet, wipersand washers. Backup lights. Turn signals. Seat belts, two front Polara, Monaco... cars made to help you kick the dull driving habit and two rear. And lots more with Dodge... the beautiful Rebellion on There are lots of Dodges for you to hang your j?ersooal rebcUion on. wheels. Stir up your spirit and march to headquarters. - ■ stan, P° u t cramped compacts; B 6 Dodge Dart Sfflltalkingabout j squeezed-up compacts, when you’d rather do ***6(l Osff something about them? Put your money whera - [MMWy _ Dart is! Unexpectedly big inside, long outside. JSSSgM/ ~ Six or V 8 power. Rise up with Dart! Be expanse without being expensive l U >^ ’66 Dodge Coronet Here comes jr ,i Coronet . . . sharp, smart, sassy, the greatest A J thing from Dodge since Year One. Loaded with J luxury the higher-priced cars haven't caught onto yet. With a choice of five engines, designed to make the walls of Dullsville come tumbling ■'r down. Get.away from look-alike, first-cousro . cars with Coronet - \ 4k Dullsville falls, - v v . uu--”inxourW car » TBS Dodge Polara Snap, crackle, . wore ' n 1 pop, go the ties that bind. You’re up and out of u . . the rut with Polara. More “big." More “hot” A , ■ Qfj [) Q j lot of standard extras (like a 383 cubic inch V 8) <-^**- ****” —— PqL at no extra cost. See it now. And if you’re carrying a big torch for a car that'll really move jou. ~'~”i bring the torch along. ■-‘Z i DODGE DtVISION CHRYSLER Motors corporation MMMMe aim notvr tbaim WARBANTV PROTECTS YOU: Chrysler Corporation ewHWeirtty warrants all of the following vital •HERE’S HOW DODGE’S 5-YEAR. which tmw my s«ch parts that pre.e defective in materal and workmanship will be replaced or repaired parts ot -ts 1966 cars for 5 years w 50,000 mdm. wUiww MM W. **■»< or labor: engine block, head and mtenul parts intake manifold, water pump, trans■EQUWCD ■ninßUMXrn, feltoww, .*«<«>«<• >“ Z ,w “" Lakeland Motors 401 S. HUNTINGTON SYRACUSE, IND. wnru -M M* *OH CMBWU* THSATR4- WEDNESDAY HIGHTS OH HBC-TV. CHECK TOUH LOCAL UCTHCS.

i meeting on Friday at Winona Lake ' from this community v ire Mrs. Glen Morehouse, Mrs. Herl ert Morehouse, Mrs. Lavent Tom and Mrs. | Kathryn Dunnuck of r r Warsaw. -NS—BIRTHDAY DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morei house of near Milford entertained at a birthday dinner on Sunday honoring their son-in-law, Stephen Bomman of Goshen. Others present were Mrs. Bomman and Candace and Chris and I Mr. and Mrs. James Walter and children. Tina and Travis, of near New Pans. Mr. and Mrs. David Fisher of near Peru called at the Morehouse i home on Sunday afternoon. ’ /«*«*» • t /V < •srfl THE SITS I / OF THE AD VZV>K\ THAT'S \ IMPORTANT — n'^STHE SIZE OF THt RESULT / USS QASSIFIED TO BUY AND SELL! — “— 4

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