The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 47, Milford, Kosciusko County, 29 December 1965 — Page 11
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ZA. SWa«tCe4 WANTED: All your news, church, club and locals. Call us. Phone 457-3666 or 658-4111, The Mail-Jour-nal. ts WANTED: Responsible party to take over low monthly payments on a spinet piano. Can be seen locally. Write Credit Manager, P. 0. Box 215, Shelbyville, Ind. D 15 - J 5 P WANTED TO BUY—RAW FURS, paying highest market prices. Dick Silveus, Pierceton. Located third house east of water tower. D 22, 29 P alcoholics anonymous P. 0. Box 44, Syracuse, Ind. REAL ESTATE C» Fw T««r Kcbl OtaU and lnaaranr« N»*4» EVERETT F. KETERING OKKICE L SHAW. Broker Th.: 43t‘S7«
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<•* Sale « y FOR SALE: Boy’s 24 inch bicycle, $lO. Phone 658-4064. WE NOW HAVE new rubber stamp pads and roll-on stamp pad tnkers.THE MAILJOURNAL. ts FOR SALE: Sylvania Press 25 flash bulbs. Cheap. Inquire The MailJournal, Milford. Ph. 658-4111, Milford. ts WEDDING INVITATIONS: Order your wedding invitations, marriage and engagement announcements and birth announcements now. For prices phone 658-4111 or 457-3666 or come in and look through our catalogue. The Mail-Journal ts REFRIGERATION SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS for the Lakeland area is GAMBLE’S in Syracuse. ts REFRIGERATION SALES and SERVICE HEADQU ARTERS for the Lakeland area is GAMBLE’S in Syracuse. ts FOR SALE: Near Syracuse, across from South Shore Golf course, three-bedroom, full basement, builtin kitchen appliances home. Excel- > lent condition. $20,000. McCoy Real Estate, Churubusco. Ph. 693-2262. ts FOR SALE: Gas heater. 15.000 BTU. Can be seen at Gamble s in Syracuse. P FOR SALE'. Hohner electric piana plus a juinor Beatle Vox amplif- , : I’h 4 " 2046. D 29, J 5,12 P Services I ' HARTMAN’S PAINTING .AND CLEANING Interior and Exterior OWEN HARTMAN 2SO S. Summit St. Nappanee, Ind. Phone*: Goshen 533-68®I - Nappanee "13-4181 SERVICE CENTER Radio-Tele* ision-Stereo- Antenna SALES & SERVICE BREMEN MILFORD PHONE 594-1021 PHONE 658-4175 REFRIGERATION SALES AND 'SERVICE HEADQUARTERS fO r i the Lakeland area is GAMBLE’S in Syracuse. ts "LITTLE -GIANT" New. latest and highest in quality, eLittle Giant” automatic cleaning machine. Golden Rule ?Hour Quick Cleaners with Laundry Service - Wawasee Village - l>i.»l 457-3553, M’HTALS ALL NEXT WEEK Clean Only Service 99c • 5 lbs. - rugs 9xl2’ (special) $8.90; draperies (beautifully and professionally finished! 99c panel; shirts (fresh as a daisy - white as snow > 2 for 69c: trousers., slacks, skirts and sw eaters - 2 for $1.39: "DYEING SAVES BUYING” Winter coats (men or women) spec- ; ial discount $1.60 and up! Milford Electric is cur agent in Milford. Spring, fall. length (coats'). They look like new - $1.35 up. Help Wanted - Female SEWING OPERATORS WANTED: Experience preferred, but not necessary Fringe benefits. Good [ working conditions. Apply in peri son Blue Bell Corp., 503 S. Main., Nappanee. ts TV IBaHe/Ax r^si—l_ SERVICE CENTER Radio-Telertsion-Slereo-Antenna SALES & SERVICE BREMEN MILFORD PHONE 594-1021 PHONE 658-4175
SING car, home and life insurance. Contact me today. GLENN R. MOREHEAD ‘ LOCAL AGENT Warsaw, Indiana Office Phone: 269-1315 2220 E. Winona Avenue Res Phone: Milford 658-4433 FE“| STATE FARM MUTUAL hi .y MTQMOMI MSttAKCt COWMR Horne Office. Bloomington. IBtfwiS . . 59-30
r— — — h i Help Wasted _ I- “• tml HELP WANTED: Pletcher Furniture, 252 W. Market, Nappanee, has open delivery foreman and delivery assistant positions. Competitive pay scale. Promotions available, favorable working conditions, interesting work. Contact Bob Mitchell in person at delivery department ts Fer Rent FOR RENT: 50 by 10 ft. two-bedroom : Pacemaker mobile home. Dark paneled walls and completely decorated. On 60 by 120 ft. lot located at Fascination Place, Enchant- ; ed Hills. Cali Elkhart JA 2-2655. D 29, J 5. 12 ■. . • * FOR RENT — Apartment, furnish? ed or unfurnished, heat furnished, at Pettit’s Department Store. Ligonier, Ind., phone 894-4541. ts FOR RENT: Two bedroom apartment, range and refrigerator furnished. Adults only. McClintic Apts., Syracuse. Ph. 457-3434, days. ts FOR RENT: Modern 3-bedroom j home with garage and garden. Ov--1 erlooks Lake Wawasee. Located I 4 l i miles SE of Syracuse; George W. Mellinger. Ph. 457-2247. ts FOR RENT: Modem two bedroom I house in Syracuse. No pets. Phone : 457-3461. ' D 22. 29 I $400.00 MONTHLY POSSIBLE: Home tyipng. Full or part-time. Details sl. B and B Research Enterprises, P. O. Box 196, Holcomb. Mo. 63852. D 22, 29 P REFILLING and collecting m from New Type high quality coin I operated dispel this area. No selling. To qual fy you must have car. references, S6OO to $1,900 cash. Seven to 12 hours’ weekly can net excellent monthly income. More full time. For personal interview write P. O. Box 4185, Pittsburgh. Pa. 15202. Include phone number. D 22, 29 P INCOME - SPARE TIME—No selling. Refill and collect money from New Type coin operated dispensers in this area. Must have car, references. $550 to $1,850 cash. Ten hours weekly can net excellent income. More time can result in more money. For personal interview write Co-Rep . Inc., 6490 Virginia Ave.. Pittsburgh, Pa., 15203. Include phone number. P
Iwr *i N 31 A CARD OF THANKS I wish to extend my sincere thanks and appreciation for the expressions of kindness and sympathy of our friends and the employees of Liberty Coach at the passing of Howard t Charley > Set tlemyre. j Luserl Settlemyre CARD OF THANKS Thanks to all my friends and neighbors for the get .’ell cards. Christmas cards, gifts, prayers and acts of kindness, and thanks to Rev. Sumner and Dr. Gorham during my recent illness. William Motts CARD OF THANKS | We wish to thank the following organizations: Grange. Legion and Auxiliary, 40 et 8 and the Milford Business Bowling league, our many friends and neighbors, and Rev. Frank Barker for the food, cards, flowers and help during the illness and death of our husband, father and brother. The Lloyd Felkner family and Chet CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our heartfelt gratitude for the flowers, cards, food and all expressions of sympathy during the illness and passing of our father. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Rassi and family
FOR SALE Tavern, Lake Wawasee. going business, excells in good toad. Lake trade plus transit trade. Located on SR 13. Plenty of parking. Apartment for owner. Twoway license. Contract available. 30 acres, Wawasee Lake, lovely rolling ground with partial roods. Six room, all modern home with carpeted living room, built-in kitchen with oven and range, gas furnace. Only $lB, 900. Wawasee Lake income, two all modern cottages. Each will sleep ei ’ht. The best beach on the lake. Built-in cabinets with oven range, gas furnace. Plenty of parking. Each rente for SIOO per week. sl2, 500 each. Thornburg Realty R. R. 1 Box 178A . Syracuse, Ind. Phone: 457 2340 and 709 Broadway Anderson, Ind. Phone: 644 3395
Deaths Mrs. Russell McKibbin Mrs. Russell (Wilma L.) McKibbin, 58, r 1 Syracuse, died ati 1:15 p. nt Sunday in the Goshen ' hospital where she had been a' patient for 15 days. Death resulted from complications. Mrs. McKibbin was bom in Syracuse May 4, 1907. and spent most of her life in Goshen. She married Russell McKibbin on August 2, 1924. ‘ and he died April 22, 1962. Mrs. McKibbin was last employed at Penn Controls. Inc. She was a member of the Trinity Lutheran Ichurch. | Surviving are two sons, Wallace, | r 1 Syracuse, and Larry, Mishawa-. ka; five grandchildren: one brother. Donald Dean Shannon, Goshen: and two sisters. Mrs. Ralph (Louise 1 Firestone, Goshen, and Mrs. Win- ‘ j ton (Nelda' Carroll. New Paris. . Funeral services were held today ; | (Wednesday) in the Yoder-Culp funeral home. Goshen. Rev. Nor- ■ bert J. Schroeder officiated. Burial ■ was in Forest Grove cemetery, • southeast of Middlebury. ! j Mrs. Harry Burkha, t i ’ Mrs. Mabie Burkhart, 77, of Go- - shen, died at 4 a. m. Tuesday at lithe Goshen- hospital to which she ■ was admitted Sunday. She was the mother of Mrs. Harold 'Jane- Nico- ■ lai of Syracuse. 1 Mrs. Burkhart was bom Septem- ! ber 14, 1888, at Ligonier, the daugh- ’ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Simmons. She had resided at Goshen with a daughter. Miss RosemaryBurkhart. since 1941. Mrs. Burkhart married HenryBurkhart in Ligonier in 1910 and he died in 1955. , Surviving in addition to the two . daughters are another daughter. Mrs. Roy Beatrice l Smalley of Goshen: a son, Robert Burkhart of . Ligonier; eight -grandchildren anil 20 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at i Goshen in the Blocker-Harris Fifth street chaoel Thursday at 2 p. m. . Burial will be in Oak Park cemetery. Ligonier. Mrs. Burkhart was a member of the Ligonier Christian church. ; Syracuse Locals Linda Simon of Syracuse is spendi ing the week with Mr. and Mrs. Lar- ’ ■ try Ryman at Milford. . I Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Wagoner and , ' family ,of Syracuse are visiting relatives in Ohio for a few days.
Court Slabaugh of Syracuse, who has been residing in trie- Prairie View nursing home, will spend the i holidays in Syracuse. Mrs: Junita Grimes, Syracuse, visited Mrs. Helen Clinger man in the home of her son, John Clingerman. at Goshen on Monday afteronon. Mrs. Jean Rogers, Syracuse, was in Roanoke, Thursday to attend funeral services for Howard Settlemyre, a Syracuse resident. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wogoman, Lake Wawasee, spent the holidays in Chicago with their daughter, Mrs. Tom Joyce, Mr. Joyce and family. Steve Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. ' Delcss Smith of r 2 Syracuse and a ‘ student at Vincennes university, is spending the holiday vacation with his parents. Tonda Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kammerdiener, Syracuse, spent Sunday, Dec. 19. with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller, Elkhart. Mr. and Mrs. James Todd, Syracuse. entertained a group of friends Saturday evening, Dec. 18, in honor of their daughter, Vicki s eighth birthday. Sandra Richmond, daughter of i Mr. and Mrs. Carl Richmond of r 3 Syracuse, has returned home from school in the east for the holidays. | Mr. and Mrs Paul Tague of Lake Wawasee were guests Thursday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gilbert and children, Syr- j acuse.
2; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Earn. son. i Joev and daughter, Beth Ann of Syracuse. spent Christmas Day and Sunday, in the home of Mrs. Elam's parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Hanakon at Lincoln. 111. I Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ryman and; Tammy of Milford and John Simon 1 and daughters, Linda and D ane, of■ Syracuse were Christmas day guests; in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton 1 Gilbert on r 1 Syracuse. Chrrstmhs day dinner guests in the home of Mrs. Georgia Buster and | familv were her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Gilbert. Mr. Gilbert, and' children, and her aunt, Mrs. Estella Swartz, all of Syracuse. Shelly Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Miller, Syracuse, has been at the home of her parents for the holiday week end. Miss Miller came by plane from Hartford, Conn., and returned to Hartford Monday. Mrs. Morris Parker of Windermer, Fla., a former Lake Wawasee resident. spent Sunday with Miss Leila Connolly at Syracuse. Mrs. Parker visited her sons in Indianapolis and is visiting friends in the vicinity before returning to Florida. Linda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Cecil of Syracuse, who has been ot the Mayo clinic at Rochester. Minn., undergoing tests will be home for the holidays before re-1 turning to the clinic.
By Mrs. Pearl Lyons ■ Phone:4s3-7921
Leesburg-Oswego News
Mr. and Mrs. Noel Rhinehart and < Jack entertaineei Christmas Day at dinner Miss Nevada Lippincott of Warsaw, Miss Marie Lippincott of Fort Wayne, Mrs. Mabie Lippincott. Mr. and Mrs. John Dye, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Lyons and Ed Lyons. Rev. and Mrs. David Gosser and sons spent from Sunday until Wednesday evening at the home of their son. David Gosser -and family in Chicago. The sacrament of baptism was administered by Rev. Gosser Sunday to Danae Dee Berkeypile, Scott Douglas Kammerer, Lisa Louise FYederickson, Shelly Rae Wagoner. and Susan Kay Wagoner. Me. and Mrs. Jim Foltz of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hunsberger and Nick Charles were Christmas Day and Sunday dinner guests erf Mr. and Mrs. Esta YoThe Home Builders and Ambassadors Sunday school classes of the Brethren church will have a class party Friday night. Christmas Day dinner guests, of Mr. and Mrs Everett Tom. Sr., were; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shissler and family of Plainfield: Nir. and Mrs. Max Noel and children of Greenwood; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams and daughters of Akron; Mr and Mrs. Everett Tom, Jr., and children: Peggy Jo Tom and Frank Tom of Indiana Central college. Mr. and Mrs. John Mone.vheffer and family entertained Christmas eve Mr. and Mrs. Renter McConnell and Jeral L’nfesty. A gift exchange was held and punch, pecan pie and Christmas day guests of Mrs. Ruth LeCount and son Larry of Syracuse were Mr. and Mrs. Robert LeCount and baby of Elkhart. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Coy and family of Nappanee. Terry Etline of Elldiart. Joyce Lea. monos Cromwell and Mr. and Mrs: Leroy Weaver and family of Syracuse. ’ Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs t Clinton Gilbert and daughter oil r 1 Svracuse were Mr. and Mrs. Ralleigh - Halsev. Joyce. Mike and Theresa of Kimmell. Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Keith Osbun and daughter of Albion. Linda Simon of Syracuse ! and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ryman and 1 daughter of Milford. ; Christmas day guests of Mrs. Janita Grimes and Sir. and Mrs. James I Hann and sons on r 2 Syracuse were Mr, and Mrs. Robert D. Grimes and children of Franklin. Miss Pearl [Grimes and Mrs. Mabie Grimes. Af.ternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grimes and son of Goshen. | Mrs. Estelia Swartz, Syracuse, acIcompanied her niece, Mrs. Russell Neaterer. of Huntington to Wakarusa lon Sundav where they visited- Rev. and Mrs. Claude Coppock. Rev. Coppack. who. has been ill for sometime. ■ remains about the same. Mr. and Mrs. William Monk and son Bill of Mendenhall. Miss,, arrived late last Thursday to spend Christmas with Mrs. Monks parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Huey arid Mrs. Monk's sister, Mrs. Kennetn Knisley and Mr. Knisley and family, all of Syracuse. A holiday , dinner and gift exchange were held ; in the Knisley home prior to the Monks leaving, for their Mississippi home. PVT. .ALLEN TLSLNG HOME FOR CHRISTM.AS Pvt. Allen Tusing returned to ■ Fort Belvoir. Va.. Tuesday after I spending a few days with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Tusing. | Jr., of Leesburg. He arrived home ■December 23. | A 1962 graduate of Milford high .school, Pvt. Allen entered the service last August. He is working on ; construction surveying for the • armv. I • . J
THE JOHN MILLERS ENTERTAIN AT CHRISTMAS DAY DINNER Mr. and Mrs. John L. Miller and ■daughters, Shari and Shell. of Dew;art Lake entertained Saturday in their home for Christmas. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Bitner and Miss GinJger Brown of Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. J Ralph L. Miller and daughter Joyce and Jim Reynolds of Goshen, and ■Mrs. Ellen Krouse of Stone Lake MILFORD CHRISTMAS LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harlan of Milford spent Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs Harry Good at Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ryman and Tammy of Milford were Christmas ‘eve guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Ryman on r 1 Nappanee. I Mr. and Mrs. Evard Schuder of Niles, Mich , Mrs. Ethel Darkwood and son John of Elkhart, and Miss Dora Schuder of Goshen spent Christmas day in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Schuder at Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sunthimer of Nevada. Mo . are in Milford visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Young and Mrs. Joe Sunthimer.
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Christmas cookies were served to the guests. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ervin have: gone to Florida to spend the winter. Mr. arid Mrs. Morris Huffman are on a vacation trip from Sun-1 day until Tuesday in honor of their wedding anniversary. Mrs. Edna Byrer and Mrs. Anna Bishop were Christmas Day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bishop and family. Mrs. Bishop was a Sunday dinner guest at the Dale Modi home near Milford. Frank Tom of Indiana Central I college. Indianapolis, is spending .1 the holiday vacation at the home <rf his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Tom. Sr. The American Legion Auxiliary members met in the home of Mrs. Morris Huffman for their Christmas party and gift exchange. The ! home was decorated in keeping \ with the Christmas season. A short business meeting was held and the evening was spent socially. Miss Cheryl Huffman assisted Mrs. Huffman in serving refreshments to the 24 members present. Miss Nevada Lippincot of Warsaw. Mrs. Nettie Teeple and Mrs. Mabie Liopincott visited Ed Lippincott in Fort Wayne Wednesday asI ternoon. Christmas Day dinner guests of Mrs. Bernice Watkins were Mr. ; and Mrs. Eldon Clayton, Sally, Betty and Eldonna and Mr. and Mrs. David Clayton and children of North Webster: Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Watkins and daughter of Syr; cuse: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bee-
News A N D Views SYRACUSE SUMMARY ■■■ • ■ I I By Julie Connolly I think it has finally happened. • the Christmas spirit has at last hit Syracuse high school. Everyone is in the typical Christmas mood and the students just sit daydreaming and waiting for the last bell of the year to ring. At the ball game Friday night. Mary Kay Bushong was crowned the - queen by our last queen in i 960. Sherry Searfoss. Miss Searfoss's escort was Mr. Fawley, who it seems graduated from Manchester high school, whom we played that night. Too bad they- had to beat us, Mr. Fawley ... J hope you live it dow-n. . . The Homecoming dance Saturday night was really something to see. Mary Kay Bushong. the quet'd, and her escort, Dave Ridings. looked as though they were having a great time. In fact, all the couples did. Most of the girls had eorsiiges ranging in every s’ze. color, and description Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge had quite a good time. They were dancing up a storm and I must say they looked real good. I only hope that next year Mary Kay will return to Syracuse and we have a queen for 1966-1967. -SHSThe SyTacuse high school news staff would like to wish a very Merry- Christmas and a Happy New A’ear to everyone!
BY FAULA PANNES For some time now, the vogue has been a natural look and now “au naturelie” is taking a new twist. Whereas two years ago pale, un-made-up makeup was the look, and last year we were all swinging to swinging hair, the natural look today is focusing on “little-nothing” clothing. '■ ’ ’ This latest switch has come about because of the increased emphasis on physical activity and exercise, plus the fact that there is more and more leisure time foi- everybody. So — obviously K fashion designers are “doing what comes naturally". As a result, we women are find- ... | ijli ing a whole new- - ~ > U r approach to clothing, the | keynote of ■. which is comfort. Thus, we J- ■ “* have the near-nothing lounge suit, leisurely, languid hostess pajamas and skirts, plus a host of stretch garments that “move” comfortably with the wearer. Today's fashion-conscious woman is taking comfort in her underfashions, too. Now she’s wearing the* Take-It-Easy leisure bra for relaxing and lounging at home, and for . sleeping, too! Lovable has deA z'V V signed it speNagej \ ciall v for new, natural at-home fgeSions. It supplies just enough support with real “nothing orf* comfort. Fashioned in nylon stretch lace, every part of Lovable’s leisure bra stretches with you, even the wide, comfortable straps. It’s so female, too! J
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be of Pierceton; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Beebe of Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Coyle of Warsaw; and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dye and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Dye of Warsaw were afternoon callers. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Davis and ; Stephannie of Gas City, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Buskirk. Sr. and Mr I and Mrs. Tom Buskirk. Jr., were i Christmas Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Richey. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mater enter- ! tained at open house for their friends Tuesday evening from 7 until 9. Iman Rookstool has been a patient at the Elkhart hospital. He I expects to be released soon to his home but will return at a later date for surgery-. Nancy and Susi? Dye spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mike Coyle at Warsaw. > Mr. and Mrs. Harold Skidmore of Fort Wayne spent Monday after--1 noon with Mr. and Mrs. Roger j McConnell. Mr and Mrs. Carl Richey-, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Buskirk, Jr., and Nir. and Mrs. Steve Davis and . Stephannie were Sunday dinner guests of Mr' and Mrs. Tom Bus- . kirk. Sr. Tlie McConnell family Christmas dinner was held at the home of Mrs. Lula Snellenberger at Warsaw Christmas Day. A pot luck dinner was served at the noon hour. A gift exchange was held in the 1 afternoon. Pvt E-l Kerry Baggs left Tuesday for Fort Sill, Okla. He expects an overseas assignment soon.
Milford Locals Spending Christmas Day and part of the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kaiser at Milford were Mrs. Harry Baumgartner of Cissna Park. Ill.; Wcndall Baumgartner of Parma, Ohio; and Mr. and Mrs. Majel Hillard and family of 'Morton, 111. I Christmas eve guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Good of Milford were Mr. and Mrs. Dale Weldy and son and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ganger and family, ail of Goshen. William Carroll of Milford, spent i Christmas Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Lienhart of Wakarusa. \ ' Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Schuder of Milford spent Sunday afternoon and evening in the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Unowicz and family at Huntington. Mrs. Unowicz is tiie daughter of Mrs. Schuder. , Chrsitmas Day dinner guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Buser at Milford were Mrs. Anna Homan, Shiniehi L'metsu, Joseph Beer and Fred and Albert Schori, all of Milford. Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Jessop of Milford on Christmas Day were tlieir children, Deborah. Angela, John, Tamara and Joseph and his wife Connie, Mrs. Helen Funk-and Miss Edith Baumgartner, aU of Milford.
J Syracuse Church Ji Os God To Hold I Revival The Syracuse Church of God will hold revival meetings beginning on January 2. Rev.. James McKibbin, pastor of the church, will bring the messages nightly. - There will be special music and children's services. The public is invited to attend these services. I Syracuse Legion Auxiliary In Christmas Meeting ' The Syracuse American Legion Auxiliary unit 223 met for its regular meeting and Christmas gift exchange Tuesday ever'ng in the Legion hall. Due to the absense of the president, Mrs. Charles Dean, the first vice president, Mrs. T. L. Kline, presided at the business meeting. She Opened the meeting in regular : form. Reports from the various committees were heard. Mrs. IshRookstool reported 21 baskets for the needy were delivered following the free Christmas show at the J Pickwick threatre Saturday, Dec. 18. Os the 21 baskets 15 were given to families in the Syracuse area and six were gix’en out of town. Mrs. Kline reported a walker, two pair of crutches and a steel cane are loaned out and the auxiliary has received a donation of a neck brace and a pair of small crutclios The secretary. Mrs. Harry Coy, read cards of thanks from several and reported on the junior auxih. iary activities. She displayed candles the juniors had made. Following the meeting a gift exchange was held and refreshments served by the committee for the evening. Committee members were Mrs Rookstool, Mrs. Bettv Leammon and Mrs. McDonald. There were 14 members and five children present.
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