The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 46, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 December 1965 — Page 5

North Webster News CORINNE STAPLES, CwrMpeedeßt PHONE 534-2 SOS

Release Honor Roll At North Webster The honor roll for North Webster high school for the second grading period is as follows: Seniors — Nancy Stump*, Dave Linn*, Phil Metcalf*, Mike Vanator, Candy Laßue, Carla Ryan, 'Bill Brown and Cynthia Hines.

wig AaZ ~ I fl Zx T « I * J 9 S | We wish you all at this time of year A plentiful measure of Yuletide cheer! I DEWART LAKE GROCERY I STAN. BETTY. SUSIE AND DICK S End Os Year Clearance Sale STARTS Monday, December 27 SUPER SAVINGS S K M 109 S. BUFFALO WARSAW, IND. « i « K « .... - r * - *- -£> If Fvki •->*' *• « » v v, i ' * •■ I « A •7 — A.,?-iUwA • 2 / \ • i»’Y r vz x; :• u3_. jKf; R « ~2- A R « -*2r . • iKrtETiUF r *•& ■ » ••*- A ’.V '* • tt * v-j'® *"♦"** n jTo' ■•/ ■*> I I b qpeetmq?' | - %—J "R Glad tidings to all. May A* S message of Christmas bring you jo' g j 8 I » ■-.•■, r | WE WILL BE CLOSED ‘ J CHRISTMAS EVE | 8 AND CHRISTMAS DAY 8 8 8 » £ jf R | OPEN AGAIN 8 I Sunday, Dec. 26-1 p.m. £ ■ I I Village Tap | I ! L AND « £ i * I Wawasee Bowl i

Juniors — Tim Hine*, Rick White, SherrT Rider, Ernest Whitacre, Jean Grante, Peg Stump and Ride Hummel. Sophomores — Kathy Bryant*, Mary Beth Goshert*, Mary Jo Conway*, Ron Shipley, Danny Bennett, Anita Reasoner and Nancy Konvelman. Freshman — Debbie Bockman*, JoDee Gaff, Charis Snyder, Caroline Long, Rick Cumberson, Cherlene Hatton and Betsi Buis. Eighth grade — Berry Reasoner, Carla Alvey, Dave Rider, Brigett

Davenport. Grade seven — Bruce Cummings, Sally Miller, Darlene Long. An ♦ represents all A’s. —NWNews Os North Webster Servicemen ADDRESS FOR DONALD S. HINER The following is the address for Donald S. Hiner. Donald S. Hiner 99T-83-63 Building 213 USNTC Great Lakes, Illinois. —NW— ' ' SPENDING CHRISTMAS AT HOME Pfc. Lecmard Baugher will return to Jacksonville, Fla., January 2 after spending the Christmas holidays with his parents. Mr. and .Mrs. Arthur Baugher. Pfc. Baugher returned home Friday. HOME FOR CHRISTMAS . Clark Davis drove to Indianapolis j Friday to pick up his son, . Tom. Pfc. Davis will return to New Jersey after a 10-day leave with his parents. ADR AN TRESTRAIL HOME FROM ITALY Adran Rod Trestrail returned home Friday from Naples, Italy, for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Trestrail. Rod is with the special services in Naples and lias been gone for a year and a half. Adran Trestrail will return to Naples after a 30 day visit with his parents.

i ’ * I P?rT ./ I « T ooR I | |- / wish hearty, Yf ’ R f MSeHHewB jfl and most -sSS'X K ' jiiir» - m sincere, with ? >* wf greetings glad J « 'X ■* X *=A t?WSi r »* ' ,o > ou an ° y° urs ' VikpjyTY R from all of us, . FOR A JOYOUS OFijStW ! s R 1 THE STAR STORE £ UPTOWN SYRACUSE A* 1 5* mERRY I | CHRISTMAS « j && <> s sOb ® tS'f I « J * s w**3*S2 » I J w«wx x ;< MenPi sSrPwJF r xw** . To one jjjjJ aii, wo 2 extend our greetings for a Vi * ji holiday filled with joy and merriment. r I GAMBLE'S I UPTOWN SYRACUSE 8 • iL A f R X ,•, /< , x • R x R I tvAg)© | ! \ ’ ■" 'Jh I ! . sjF^ , 4 ■ I --’ - i i Cheers ■ s - ?' \\ | i <u> X< I > 1 1 H 4 chorus Xr-"^~ | | happy greetings and | j{ heartfelt gratitude in a song of X Christmas cheer to good friends and customers. R I KALE ISLAND BEACON | MARY & JOHNNY KIMBLE

SALUTE TO REVEREND LINN The North Webster Church of God gave a final salute to Rev. Brooks Linn last Wednesday night at 7.30. Rev. Forrest Carlson, minister of the Church of God at Akron, gave the main talk. He reminisced about growing up with Rev. Linn. Rev. Phil Blake, minister of the Church of God at Big Lake, led the congregation in prayer. Tlie choir sang two of Rev. Linn’s favorite numbers and the girls’ trio sang, “Child <rf the King,” another one of Rev. Linn’s favorites. A reception was held in the fellowship hall following the service. Refreshments of coffee, cookies, and punch were served to approximately 150 members of the congregation. —NW— Backwater Friends Christmas Party The Backwater Friends Home Demonstration club held its annual Christmas party last Thursday night in the home of Mrs. Vernon Hollar with Mrs. Basil Miller as the cohostess. Mrs. Harold Leach gave health and safety tips on Christmas trees. To insure a safe Christmas make sure your tree has plenty of wxtter and your lights are plugged into a safe circuit. Mrs. Norman Rhodes gave the history of the song of the month and all sang “I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day.” Officers Installed The following new officers were installed by Mrs. Richard Russell: President, Mrs. Ormel Kline; \ncepresident, Mrs. Orva Miller; secretary, Mrs. Harold Humble; treasurer, Mrs. Richard Ryerson. Mrs. Ormel Kline was in charge of the Christmas program and she read "Christmas is a Many Splendored Thing.” Mrs. Earl Black read “A Christmas Meditation,” Mrs. Ona Miller read “The Story of Christmas Bells” and played a number of Christmas selections on her bells.

Organ accompaniment to group singing of Christmas carols was proxided by Mrs. Robert Roose. A gift exchange revealed secret pals and secret pals were drawn for next year. The club prepared two Christmas baskets to be delixered locally. Refreshments of fruit cake with whipped cream, party crackers, cheese, coffee and tea were served by the hostess to the 22 members present. After welcoming Mrs. Arthur Iden to membership in the dub, the group spent the rest of the evening visiting. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Robert Roose on January 20. —NWPythian Sisters Elects Officers Members of Lakeview Temple • Pythian Sisters met last Monday night at the Pv'thian hall for a carry-in dinner and Christmas party at 6:30. Families of the members were guests at the party which I featured a candlelight service and ' a visit from Santa who presented treats and gifts to about 20 children who were present. Following the dinner and party members held a short meeting at which time the following officers were elected for the coming year: Mrs. Thomas Doyle, M. E. C.; Mrs. i Georgia Cormican, ES: Mrs. Robert Bosstick, Jr.; Mrs. Verland Bockman, Mgr.; Mrs. C. J. Menzie, secretary; Mrs. Raymond Ferguson, treasurer; Mrs. Alva Greisinger, protector: Mrs. Glen Vanator, guard; and Mrs. Ermal Vanator, PC. ’ —NW—TICKETS ON SALE JANUARY 3 Kosciusko county basketball tournament will be held in the Warsaw’ community high school gym January .4, 5,6, and 8 (no Friday night sessioni. Tournament tickets will go on sale at noon January 3, 1966, in the North Webster school office.

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' Students will have first chance on the morning of January 3. Adult sales will start at noon. —NW— Seven Attend Legion Auxiliary Past Presidents Christmas Party Members of the Herbert Kuhn Unit 253 past presidents parley enjoyed a Christmas dinner of Chinese food last Wednesday night at 6 in the Foo and Faye restaurant south of Syracuse. Tliose attending were Mrs. Mervin Wagoner, Mrs. Edith Kesterson,Mrs. Virginia Schafer, Mrs. Ermal Vanator, Mrs. Elinore Enyeart, Mrs. Harold Baker and Mrs. C. J. Menzie. —NW— Past Chiefs Os Lakeview Temple Have Christmas Dinner At Hall Past- chiefs of Lakeveivv Temple Pythian Sisters met for a carryin dinner at the hall at 8 o’clock. Secret sisters were revealed and names drawn for next year. The remainder of the evening was spent playing games. -NW—COMMUNITY NEWS i Frani Baugher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baugher, is spending the Christmas holidays with her parents. Miss Baugher is a freshman at Ball State and must return to school January 3. She came home Friday. J. L. Kline was admitted to the hospital in Goshen for observation and tests. He returned-to his home last Wednesday and is doing just fine. Mrs. Charles Koontz returned from Whitley County hospital at Columbia City to her home here last. Tuesday. She is reported feeling fine. Mrs. Chirk Davis was a patient at Whitley County hospital in Columbia City where she had major surgery’. She is recuperating in her home. Airs. Minnie Kuhn is doing as

Wednesday, December, 22, 1965

Syracuse Locals

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Treadw’ay of Syracuse- and Michael Blade of Dewart Lake left Saturday morning for EauGallie, Fla., for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cripe and family. Mr. and Mrs. James Connolly moved Saturday to the Syracuse Lake home they recently purchased from Ray Webster. Mrs. Ida Hibschman of Syracuse and her daughter, Mrs. Donald Lower, Mr. Lower and daughters of Toledo, Ohio, spent Saturday evening in Garrett with Mrs. Hibschamn’s son, Herman Jensen, Mrs. Jensen and children. The Lowers spent the night with Mrs. Hibschman. On Sunday they attended a pot luck dinner of the Clee Hibschman family in the home of Mr and Mrs. Louis Firestone and family. The Lowers returned to j Toledo Sunday evening. Priscilla and Christine LeCount of Warsaw spent the week end in the home of their aunt, Mrs. Emory Guy and Mr. Guy at Syracuse. Larry Jones, a student at Butler university, is at die home of his

Sunday School Christmas Program Held At Calvary Church A large crowd filled the sanctuary of Calvary church on Sunday evening, Dec. 19 for the annual Christmas Program presented by the children’s department of the Sunday church school . The program was under the direction of Mrs. Arlen Bobeck. the director of children’s wor t k. and Michael Neff, church school superintendent. They were assisted by all of the teachers. BARBARA ZIMMERMAN HONORED ON BIRTHDAY Barbara Zimmerman Was hostess at a slumber party last Friday evening in honor of her 13th birthday. Guests were Patty Myers, Becky Zimmerman. Cindy Rapp, Karen Chriswell and Sharon Sauer. The girls attended a movie and enjoyed refreshments of ice cream, cake and sandwiches during the evening. well as can be expected after her stay in the hospital at Goshen. She was admitted for - X-rays and returned home last Wednesday.

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parents, Mr. and Mrs. William T. Jones, Jr. K Syracuse, for the holidays. Mrs. Edija Norris of Saskatchewan province, Canada, has arrived in Syracuse to spend the winter with her sister, Mrs. Edith Schlencht. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bushong, Linda and Sam. Jr., of Syracuse called at the home Os Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Groves and new’ baby, Meribethe Lucille, Friday, Dec. 10. Jean Willis and Diane Sevison of Syracuse spent a day last week in the home of Mrs. Alma Wixson at Benton. Miss Ruth Edgar, Warsaw, spent Friday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gilbert and children, Syracuse. Mrs. Ethel Grubb, Syracuse, was in Bloomington on Friday where she attended funeral senices for Paul Bixler. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gilbert and children. Syracuse, were guests Friday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Firestone and daughter, j Goshen.

ROUND TABLE LADIES HOLD YULE PARTY The Ladies of the Round Table of Syracuse held their annual Christmas party at Foo and Faye’s restuarant Monday evening with 23 members present. Dinner was served on one long table decorated with candles and miniature Christmas trees. Following the dinner the group went to the beautifully decorated home of Mrs. Philip Fawley for the Christmas program which consisted of readings and a gift exchange. Refreshments of punch and chokies were served by the committee. Mrs. Clayton Mock, Miss Ethel Bowser and Mrs. Hilary Bachman. To Pick Up Magazines For State Prison Anyone in the Lakeland area paying magazines and books for the prisoners of the State Prison at Michigan City are to take them to their respective churches Sunday. Kenneth Haney, chairman of the project, and his committee will gather the magazines and. books Monday at the churches.

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