The Mail-Journal, Volume 5, Number 39, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 November 1967 — Page 7

New Salem News By MRS. RAY FERVERDA HOMECOMING HELD SUNDAY AT NS Sunday was Homecoming Day at New Salem. The Rev. Ova Edwards was the speaker during the forenoon with a basket dinner served at noon in the fellowship hall. During the afternoon Rev Ed-

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We Proudly Support & Coach Bill Dorsey ... and his jFi MILFORD TROJANS , In Their Final Year Os Play (NOTE: Next Year Milford Will Become Part of the New Wawasee High School) ■vZ XX In k/ MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL \‘ I XwX ~ rs basketball schedule I : V’-', Waif 1 |«X Hu I NOV 3 NO™ K X Nov. IT--Akron T ■L* • W KI ■ jfl Nov. 22—Pierceton .... Webster Jjk y 1 Fairfield Concord ; V B WStfß W*WB . S- Wawasee Prep ■ WK/4R ? V» ®K H V I)ev - 15 —Argos T 1” Jr k I'l JWJ* *TJ W Dee. 16 W. Noble .. . Wolf Lake Wr? ’-Mw > XF Jan Wakarusa . . . Syracuse ■F * X. \ |l In i - ’ .^ii^ J;in - 10 - 11 12 - &13 CiX J' ournev f A * ‘ M Srßw * fl I WF I • • ■ Jan, 20 Mentone Webste: 1 1 T«»w*— —fl / fl W' I \ B Jan - 2ri Lakeland T ■ V.. " • fll B fl > L X fl >*X Jan. 27 White’s Milforu I RAfli Bbs r'’~s# KI ■ >'& 2 Jefferson F MF ■ S f ~X fl I 1 kX* ATI A teo Syracuse T ■ t — ’ a w > W Feb - Middleburv T - • N raris / li BXF JL Xk Buß v Bb jflfS-*- Xl"3 B- ’ / fK. Feb 22. 23. &21 MILFORD'S TROJANS — Pictured here are the varsity members of the Milford Trojans basketball team. They will open their season against North Webster on Friday. In front are Tom Gunden. Louie Davis, Larry Kammerer and Ted Speicher. In back with coach Bill Dorsey are Herbert Krull, Jim Beer, Dan Brown, Steve Replogle. Keevin Estep and Dennis Newcomer. <3 ‘ . ’ • We're Back Os You ... And Hope You Have A Season That Will Uphold The Glorious Basketball Tradition At Milford High School jaMt' C. D. Barnes Insurance Agency Sharp Hardware Company Beer’s Rowers, Nursery and Landscaping HnWM| ' ' / Sturm and DUlard Gravel Company Baumgartner Standard Station First National Bank — Milford 20th Centur >’ Restaurant Cecil Foods, Inc. Trudy’s Beauty Salon Chore-Time Equipment, Inc. J Phend and Brown, Inc. Good’s Barber Shop Ted Baumgartner. Standard Oil Agent Maple Leaf Farms, Inc. Bra *’» Sho P Kosciusko County Farm Bureau Co-Op / Kenny’s Drive-In Bean’s Pure Oil Service Station Huber’s Cabinet Shop WF B«*k Manufacturing, Inc. Orn Nursing Home BrOoks ’ n ° Wer Sh ° P Gulf Oil Corp., Chemicals Dept. Campbell s Market Thedia’s Beauty Salon — 658-4425 Martin Dr. F. L. Rheinheimer / j/g Paul Kizer ’

wards showed pictures he had taken while visiting the Holy Land and pictures of his home state <rf Tennessee. Sunday evening was the closing service for Rev. Edwards. The ladies trio presented special music. Among visitors attending Sunday forenoon were Mr. and Mrs. James Tom of South Bend, Mr. and Mrs Roscoe Smith of r 1 Milford. Mr. and Mrs. James Walter and children, Tina and Travis, of r r New Paris, Mrs. Kevin Stoner of near Syracuse and Garry Shively, who

was spending the week end in the home of his grandmother. Mrs. Inez Shively of r r Leesburg. —NSHALLOWEEN PARTY HFLD FRIDAY The young folks. Uvewires and guests, enjoyed a Halloween party on Friday evening after church 1 services. The party was held in the barn at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Baker. j After the young folks bad dressed in Hillbilly clothes they were taken on a trip through the barn to such places as Spook Huse. Fortune Telling and receiving a shock. Tbey also bobbed for apples and enjoyed other games. • Rev. Ova Edwards and Rev. Ostrander gave the devotional drinking. ■ Others attending were teacher Wayne Teeple and Mrs. Teeple. adult sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Everett Tom. Jr., Diana. Loetta and David Morehouse. Carla and Larry Speicher, Elaine. Stanley and t Wesley Kilmer, Brenda and Gary Hurd. Pamela and Jack Teeple,

Debbie and Jay Plank, Stacy Becker, Vidcie Wertenberger. Ricky Rapp, Doug Shively, Arnold Johnson, Dennis Pdk, Jerry Crowl, Ron and Randy Wildman, Kip and Kevin Tom, Bruce Mock. Dave Holsdaw and Mrs. Michael Ostrander. -NSCOMMUNTTY NEWS During the 11 days that Rev. Ova Edwards was in the community he i stayed in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mathews of Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ulrey were guests at dinner on Wednesday evening of Mrs. Ruth DeFries of r 1. Miss Carolyn Johnson of South Bend spent last week’s vacation in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson and brother Arnold of r r Syracuse and in the home of grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Russell Baker at North Webster. Mrs. Kathryn Dtmnuck of Leesburg and Mrs. Glen Morehouse spent Friday in Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Wildman of r r Leesburg attended the wedding of a niece. Miss Crystal Balsbaugh. of Muncie and David Grismore of

THE C. W. CALLAWAYS, MISSIONARIES, IN MILFORD Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Callaway, who are living in Ellettsville at present, , were Saturday evening dinner and overnight guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kerlin of Milford. The Callaways are both ordained ministers and have been missionari ies in Burma, China, and for the > past 16 years have been in Thailand. 1 They will return to that field next June. ’ On Sunday morning they were ■ guests at the Milford Christian ■ church where Mr. Callaway sprite, i A potluck dinner at the noon hour i was held in their honor. I Mrs. Kerlin and Mrs. Callaway are ’ cousins. • _jj jrrrrjjjrrrr- ■ Chili on Saturday afternoon at 3 o’clock. The service was held in the Church of the Brethren at Mexi- ’ co. • A group of folks attended services on Saturday evening from Delphi, having driven 100 milcS to attend. .

North Webster News I MRS. EARL (MARGUERITE) BLACK PHONE 834*2104 BHk ißmWig H LAY CORNERSTONE — Delmar laying the cornerstone on the new who placed historic valuables inside Hatfield and James Craig, employees educational wing of North Webster’s the cornerstone, looks on. of Hatfield Construction, are shown Methodist church Sunday. Rev. Clark, I A Mail-Journal staff photo. • •o • • ♦ •««

Lay Cornerstone For New Webster Church Addition

Another historic event for the North Webster Methodist church was the laying of the cornerstone Sunday morning on the new annex. At 10 a.m. Rev. dark, the high school choir, and the congregation gathered at the northwest end of the new educational building to participate in the cornerstone laying. Rev. Clark read the declaration of dependence, the declaration of intent and led in prayer. The Lord’s Prayer was in unison. A responsive Psalter lesson was by Rev. Clark and the congregation. “The Church’s One Foundation”, the hymn of confidence, was sung by the entire group. Phil Payne, lay leader, presented the pictures and valuables to Rev. Clark who placed them in the metal box. These included pictures of the ground breaking ceremony for the beginning of this annex 53 weeks ago; pictures of the ribbon cutting ceremony into the new’ wing just four weeks ago; a copy of the Methodist hymnal: a copy of the last quarterly conference; a list naming the official board the building committee; and the church stewards: a history of the church; The

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Wednesday, November 1, 1967

Mail-Journal of October 4 “with the story of the ribbon cutting; a late issue of the Upper Room and priaroid pictures of the day’s event. The box was placed inside the brick wall by Delmar Hatfield, contractor, and Rev. Clark. The cornerstone was then fitted orer this. There was a congregational response, a prayer of consecration and a prayer of response. The Doxriogy was sung before the benediction by Dr. L. G. Sapp. Richmond district superintendent. -NW—BIRTH HINER. Sonya Kay A daughter. Sonya Kay. was born to Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hiner of r 1 North Webster on Saturday. Oct. 21, at 8:09 p.m. in Whitley Qxinty hospital. The mother is the former Marilyn Kay Rinker. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Juillerat. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Don Hiner and the paternal great-grand-parents are Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hiner, all of the North Webster area.

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Crain 0' Lakes Ciub Has Meeting The October meeting of the Chain 0’ Lakes 4-H dub was held at the home of James Krasnanski. President Marilynn Reiff opened the meeting. Dianne Johnson led the pledge to the U.S. flag. Jeff Rhodes led the 4-H pledge. Reports and roll call were read by Joan Krasnanski in the absence of the secretary. Enrollment cards and achievement record forms were passed out. It was announced that any member 14 years old or odder, with one year of 4-H comvited to attend the next junior leadership. Anyone interested was invited to attend the next junior leader meeting at Warsaw. Mrs. Reiff will be acting leader for the next few months. Health and safety “About Fall Fires" was by Jeff Rhodes. Jo Anne Krasnanski gave as her demonstration “How to make an abstract shape from a coat hangar”. Jane Fawley led in the singing, recreation was led by Jeanne Krasnanski and Steve Rhodes. Cookies and Kool-Aid were served by the host to 26 members and three guests. Achievement night will be Monday, Nov. 20, at the school cafeteria at 7:30. -NW—CORRECTION In the account of the community project of the Chain O’ Lakes club Steve Rhodes' name was inadvertently left put. The project was picking up stones on the football field. Steve was there helping to! —NW— Tom Hoffert In Viet Nam SP/4 Tom Hoffert writes from Viet Nam that he is on mess hall staff in I his unit. Tom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hoffert of Winston Salem, N. C. Tom graduated from North Webster hisi school and a i business school in Indianapolis. His AfifHnpos is • SP/4 Tom Hoffert U 55583536 HHD-USC-QNH APO San Francisco. Calif. 96238 —NW— Investiture Services For Brownie Girls Brownie troops number 63 and 101 held their Investiture services at the flowing well park on October 23. The meeting was opened with a flag ceremony and the singing of America. After the girls received their pins they and their guests had ‘S” mores, a girl scout sandwich made of graham crackers, toasted marshmallows and Hershey bar. The meeting was closed with the Brownie ring. LEGAL NOTICE TO BIDDERS Th*- Whitko Community Schoo! Corporation of Pierceton. Indiana will accept bids starting October 21. 1961. and continuing untU November 21. 1967, for three school busses as follows: A. Bus No. 54—1954 Chevrolet. 54 passenger bus. B. Bus NO. 18—1955 Chevrolet. 48 passenger bus. C. Bus No. 27—1955 Chevrolet. 48 passenger bus. Al! busses are in fair to good condition and were safety inspected for the 1966-67 school year. They may be inspected at the school grounds in Pierceton at any time. Bids will be Inspected at the regular board meeting on November 21. 1967 at the Administrative Building in Pierceton. The corporation reserves the right to reject all bids. Bids must exceed 90*4 of the appraised value. Robert H. Steller Secretary of the Board M-J. * P.P.—O. 25 4N. 1 RUMMAGE SALE NOVEMBER 2-3-4 In The American Legion Hall For the benefit of the Wawasee Warriors 9 a-m. - 5 p.m.

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