The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 40, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 November 1966 — Page 8

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NEW APPLIANCE DEALER—BiII Myers of Dewart Lake is announcing the opening of a new Westinghouse appliance dealership at North Webster. His new business will observe a grand opening on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Nov. 10. 11 and 12. Above Mr. Myers is standin; before the huge Westinghouse sign a-

Mary Leamons, Donald Metzger Wed Saturday Mrs. Mary Leamons of North Weister and' Donald Metzger were united in marriage at 3 o’clock Saturday afternoon at the local American Legion home The double ring service was performed by Stanley Hamman before approximately 25 guests Mr and Mrs Donald Cretcher were the couple’s only attendants. Mrs Metzger chose a light blue street length dress for her wedding and selected accessories in white and a corsage of red American Beauty roses. Mrs. Cretciier’s cor-, sage was of white carnations. Mrs. William Graff of New Paris and Mrs. Everett Darr of Syracuse ! served at the reception which was held immediately following the ceremony. White candles, the wedding cake and punch made up the decorations at the reception table Tlx* cxxiple will live in North Webster where Mrs Metzger will continue to operate ixr privately owne beauty shop Mr Metzger is emyed by the Kosciusko county iiwav department —NW— Lakeview Pythian • Sisters Initiate Two At Inspection Mrs. Ruby Reimersma. Pierceton. and Mrs Mary Poe of near Milford. were initiated recently when Lakeview Temple Pythian Sisters s were inspected by Mrs. Lois David-1 son. D D G C.. from Elkhart I hie to the absence of Mrs Thomas Doyle, MEC. who had just left. for an extended visit to the island of Guam. Mi’s Stanley Vanator pre | si«ied at the meeting Guests attended from Warsaw. South Bend and Elkhart Mrs Kathleen Conley, grand junior was introduced and received appropriate honors. Following the regular meeting, ail present enjoyed visiting at the appropriately decorated tables — featuring fall leaves — and the near-bv refreshment bar. —NWBackwater Friends Study Antique China And Glass .Mrs. Basil Miller was hostess to i the recent meeting of the Backwat- j er Fnends iionx* extension club The meeting was opened in regular term by the president who read an article entitled "Autumn Cleans House ” The song of the month. "Auld Lang Syne”, was reviewed by Mrs. Arthur Iden followed by Mrs. Norman Rhodes reeding of “On Order" and "Like The Grass" for meditations. The health and safety lesson by Mrs. Ralph Bennett was on dentures. Mrs. Russell Baker gave the garden remarks on tea roses "Antique China and Glass" was the study lesson given by Mrs. Dar-

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Wednesday. November 9. 1966

bout to be placed at his new location. just north of the Not th Webfder high school. He said he will handle a complete Westinghouse line of appliances and I-XL cabinets, and will be offering a kitchen planning service, including decorations. A Mail Journal staff photo.

rd lje;ip and Mrs Basil Miller. Numerous pieces of glass and china were displayed, several members bringing pieces from their collect- ! ions and the different types were identified and evaluated. Mrs. Darrel Leap was auctioneer lat the bake sale which yielded an ' appreciable addition to the club ; treasury. The liostess and her assistant. Mrs Norman Rhodes, served date oake. nuts, mints and coffee to the 18 HM-mbers and two guests present Mrs Edward Lang and Miss Vicki MiUer were guests Two new i members. Mrs. Dorothy Snoke and Mrs Dixie Likens were welcomed. Mrs. Norman Rhodes won the liostess gift. Hie next meeting will be held November 17 at the home of Mrs Rav Rupprecht. _XW— New Address For Service Man Mr and Mrs DeVeri Bouijer have received the following new address for their son. Roger Friends may write to: SPS Roger W Bowser RA ItTSW62I. 146th AVN Co (RR ! Z.‘4t;i \\ N Bn RK APO San Francisco. Calif. 96307. —NW— i American Legion Auxiliary Plans Fall Activities The regular meeting of the Herbert Kuhn Unit 253 vras opened in the usual from by the president. I Mrs. Elinore Enyeart. at 8 o'clock last Tuesday night The budget was presented to the untt by Mrs Maxine Pifer, fiiKincv chaimxin It will be revised and reread at the next meeting Mrs. Enyeart announced the dis-; trict meeting to be heid at Knox on November 9. A delegation plans to attend Members were asked to bring cookies to the Legion home by November 8. Plans wx*re completed for serving eltvtion day meals. Fall festival menus were also tLscussed as well as cake and pie donations. Mrs. Catherine Ellison. Mrs. Esther Bodkin. Mrs. Elmore Enyeart and Mrs Dwiald Adair contributed birthday dues. Mrs. Men in Wagon- j er received the door prise —NWWIDOWS ENJOY WAFFLE DINNER ■ Mrs. Nat House and Mrs Nettie, Mock entertained last Wednesday: with a waffle and sausage dinner at the home of Mrs. House. Guests : ! included Mrs. Ruth Rothenberger. : Mrs. Rhoda Mock. Mrs. Hattie Fid--1 ler. Mrs. Rachel Morehead. Mrs. Opal Rodibaugh. Mrs. Bertha Likens. I Mrs. Myrtle Lewallen. Mrs. Ger- ; trade Caskey, all of this community, and Mrs. Inez Mock of Syracuse. -NW—THE DARREL LE.XPS MOVE TO FLORIDA Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Leap left this community Saturday for Fort Lauderdale. Fla., where Mr. Leap has purchased a business and where they plan to make their home. De-

tails are not available at press time. Continue Hearing Os Syracuse Boys Toe hearing of 12 Syracuse teenagers which was to have been held in Albion last Thursday was continued because of bad weather. A new date has not been set as we go to press. The boys allegedly started a fight at the youth center in Album. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson A. Miles have returned to their Syracuse lake home following a three-week trip to Europe.

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RECEIVES LIEUTENANT’S BARS j — Jasper L. Pearson is unmistakab-

ly the “proud father” as he stands 1 by while Mrs. R. K. Pearson as-1

sists Brig. Gen. USMC E. E. Jackson DC/SRD-IS, HQ. N. P., in pinning

the bars to Lt. Pearson’s epaulets. Bethel Youth Meets Wednesday, Nov. 2 By Sherrie Jackson The Bethel Church of the Brethren youth class of Milford and its counselors. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Smith and Mrs. Elmer Sorensen, met Wednesday evening in the church basement for a class meeting. The business meeting was opened by the president, Greg Jackson. Devotions for the evening were given by Linda Kesler. The district skating party to be ; held in November and a visit to the 1 Alfran nursing home in December , were discussed. It was decided to j set the date of January’ 21 for going to South Bend to work at the Service Center. After the business meeting a film called “God’s Plan”, concerning stewardship was shown. AfterI wards, discussion was held. Refreshments were served by John Hoover and Sherrie Jackson. There were 10 members present. '

Mar* ffg I.lUi Thursday • Saturday, November 10-11-12 Frank Sinatra Virna Lisa in “Assault On A Queen” Technicolor Sunday - Wednesday, November 13 thru 16 James Coburn in “Dead Heat On A Merry-Go-Round’ ’ Technicolor