The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 24, Milford, Kosciusko County, 15 July 1970 — Page 6

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OPEN HOUSE FOR 50TH ANNIVERSARY — Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Deaton of r 2 Syracuse will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on Sunday afternoon. July 19. with an open house at the House of Friendship south of Syracuse between the hours of two and • five in the afternoon. A student at the school. Mrs. Deaton, the former Moscilene .Strieby of Syracuse, met Mr. Deaton, a teacher at the school, at the House of Friendship. The were united in marriage on July 17. 1920 at Claypool by the Rev. George Deaton, a brother, and he plans to be in attendance for the event. The couple has one foster son. Eldon Watkins, and a granddaughter. Robyn, also of r 2 Syracuse. They ask that gifts be omitted.

Mrs. Koher Is Hostess For Garden Club Mrs. Maurice Koher was hostess for the July 7 meeting of the Syracuse-Wawasee Garden dub The meeting was held in her home on south Huntington street., Syracuse. In the absence of the president. Mrs a Gail Chapman welcomed two guests — Mrs. George Preibe of South Bend and Mrs Edward Rummele of Chicago The business meeting was opened with the repeating of the collect ai.d 12 members answered roll call by naming and showing specimens of broadleaf evergreens The program for the evening was presented by Mrs. Donald Robbins on broadleaf evergreens, Mrs. Preibe described her club which is the only one of its kind m Indiana, consisting of both men and women and having a register of 135 members In closing refreshments were served by Mrs. Koher and Mrs. Robbins and it was announced a picnic was planned for the next meeting The place will be announced later.

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SAVE - SAVE • SAVE P2® I 1/4 & 1/3 Off On Many Summer Dresses |p® I During Our July Clearance Sale J JS ■ « au ° : I Group of knit top*, skirts, shorts, slacks, Junior House navy and I white summer separates and more item* too numerous to mention! rs" 2 P. S. Up in Grandma’s Attic we have bargains as usual plus a preseason room fast filling with gorgeous early fall fashions. Don’t worry about lengths ladies. We still have minis for the high ■ school crowd, some midis for those who dare to be different, and TL e Jl[oUse lots of fashions just above the knee for the majority of our cus- Across N tomers. This is the year when any length goes! J

HOME ARTS CLUB MEETS TUESDAY The Home Arts club of Milford met in the home of Charlene Woolson on July 14. Co-hostess was May Hoover. Fourteen members and one guest, Mrs Don Hoover, were served dessert President Mrs. Louise Holt opened the meeting in the"usual form and gave a report of the president’s luncheon and business session held June 17 at the fairgrounds in Warsaw. Health remarks were given by Mrs Viola Fadley. Meditation. “Summer Dream” was read by Mrs. Woolson and the lesson "Selecting Patterns” was conducted by Mrs. Charles Schell and Mrs Vern Stutzman They stressed the proper measurements be taken before selecting the new size patterns as you may need a smaller one than the older patterns. A letter was read from Mrs. Robert Overstedt inviting the club to an open house for their lake home. A gift from the club is to be sent. Mrs Schell received the door prize Gifts from secret pals were received by Mrs. William Perry, Mrs Cora Kirkendolf and Mrs. Schell The club closed with the club collect

| LIGONIER _L NEWS

Open House To Honor Robert Overstedts July 19

Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Temple and Samuel of Lansing. 111., will entertain at an open house celebrating the 30th wedding anniversary of Mrs. Temple’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Overstedt of Milford on Sunday, July 19, from 3 to 5 p.m.

New Salem By MRS. HERB MOREHOUSE GUEST SPEAKER Rev. Howard Kreider was guest speaker Sunday using II Chronicles 31 for scripture. His sermon topic was “The Need of Rededication.” Rev. Kreider conducted the special service of dedication of two newly chosen deacons an# wives — Mr. and Mrs. Max Shively and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rapp. Miss Melinda Tom gave the special music ‘‘Amazing Grace” during the worship service. She was accompanied by her mother Mrs. Everett Tom. Jr. —NS—NEXT WEEK S SPEAKER Emerson Ward of Warsaw will be guest speaker next Sunday. He has been to South America as a representative of the Gideons. —NS—MEETING TOMORROW Bible study, prayer meeting and baptism will be tomorrow (Thursday) evening at the Wayne Teeple cottage on Stanton Lake. —NS—AT MISSIONARY PRESS TUESDAY Those who assisted at the Missionary Press last Tuesday evening were Miss Doris Tom. Mrs. Dale Morehouse and David, Mr. and Mrs. John Plank. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mathews. Mrs. Vida Losey. Mrs. Zona Deeter, Mrs. Glen Morehouse and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morehouse. Birthday cakes and home made ice cream were enjoyed at the close of the work in honor of the birthday of Miss Tom. —NS—CRUSADERS CLASS H.AS MEETING The Crusades class met in the church fellowship hall Saturday evening with a pot luck supper. Miss Doris Tom presided during the business meeting. Max Shively gave the devotions using, I Peter 5 and I Corinthians 16 for his topic. “Steadfast Christians” and closed with prayer. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. John Stetler and daughters. Dr. Robert Schneider, Mr. and Mrs. Vere Wildman and Robie, Miss Donna Moser. Miss Doris Tom. Max Rarick and Max Shively. - NS—DIAN HOREIN HONORED AT SHOWER Miss Dian Herein was feted with a kitchen shower in the home of Mrs. Everett Tom, Jr., on Friday evening. Each married lady was asked to take a picture and describe her own wedding dress, the date and unusual happenings concerning her wedding The single girls were asked to create a wedding gown on Miss Herein from white crepe paper, laces and ruffles Each guest was asked to write down a favorite menu and some good advice for the bride-to-be. Two other contests were held with prizes going to Mrs. John Plank and Mrs. Herbert Morehouse. Miss Dawn Horein and Miss Melinda Tom assisted Miss Horein in opening her gifts. A salad bar was served with snacks, ice tea and coffee. Among the guests were Mrs

The open house will be held at the Overstedt’s summer home on Kuhn Drive, Little Barbee Lake. Friends are asked to call. Mr. and Mrs. Overstedt were married at Wingham, Ontario, Canada, on July 15, 1940.

Arthur Horein. mother of the bride-to-be, Mrs. Myra Horein, grandn/pther, and Miss Dawn Herein, sister, all of Wakarusa; and Mrs. Maurice. Beer, mother of the bridegroom-to-be. —NS—COMMUNITY NEWS Miss Melodie Tom and Miss Melissa Tom attended Camp Good News at North Webster last week. Miss Lorraine Meek and Miss Melinda Tom are attending camp this week. Mr. and Mrs. John Plank and Debbie visited in the home of Mrs. Ernestine Stewart and family at South Bend on Sunday afternoon. They also called on Oscar Plank at the Fountain View nursing home in Elkhart. Mrs. Ruth DeFries, Mrs. Virginia Bockman of North Webster. Mrs. Chloe Robinson and Mrs. Ruth Sutton of Leesburg enjoyed Sunday dinner together. Mrs. Inez Shively and Mrs. Ruth DeFries were Thursday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ferverda. Mr. and Mrs. Blake Baumgartner and Jonathon were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ferverda. Wiener Sauerkraut Salad Shredded white cabbage soaked in brine brings a twinkle to an old German’s eye, especially when it’s served with sausage! Wiener Sauerkraut Salad will also bring a twinkle to a young homemaker’s eye as this delicious main meal costs less than a quarter per serving! Radishes and green pepper are added for color and crunch. And the salad is served cold with a sour cream-mayonnaise dressing. A whole pound of wieners makes this a meal in itself. Because the wieners are fully cooked when you buy them, all you need do is slice them, combine with the other ingredients and serve. Here’s a quick tip for slicing wieners from Ellen Edwards. home economist from Oscar Mayer & Co. First remove package from the refrigerator , and separate the twin units. Using a sharp knife, cut crosswise through links, package and all, in thin slices. Pop pieces in salad directly from the package. This eliminates the time and trouble in removing each link and slicing it individually. Wiener Sauerkraut Salad 1 package (1 lb.) Oscar Mayer Wieners 1 can (1 lb.) sauerkraut, drained 1 bunch radishes 4 green pepper 4 cup dairy sour cream 4 cup mayonnaise Cut wieners into thin slices. Slice radishes and chop green pepper; toss all with sauerkraut. Chill thoroughly. For dressing, blend sour cream with mayonnaise and add to salad. Makes 5 servings Make Safety Your Habit The Indiana Farm Safety Council calls attention to the $2 billion in economic loss resulting from farm accidents annually Do YOUR part to save this needless loss — make safety habits YOUR habits.

ENGAGED — Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Geiger of r I Cromwell announce the engagement of their daughter, Vicki Eileen, to Rodger Lee Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert D. Brown of 506 south Lake street, Syracuse. Vicki is a graduate of West Noble high school and Ravenscroft Beauty college, Fort Wayne. She is presently employed at Jan’s Beauty Nook. (Tomwell. Her fiance is a graduate of Syracuse high school and from E.C.P.I. of Fort Wayne. He is an employee of Delta Homes in Syracuse. The wedding date has been set for September 12, 1970. SUIT YOUR FIGURE TYPE Summertime means fun in the sun and on the beach. If you are like many women, a swimsuit will be the most important item in your wardrobe, so choose the style most flattering for you. Mrs. Billie Ellsworth, Purdue university’s extension clothing and textile specialist, suggests that a full length mirror and a tape measure can help you discover your figure type. Hold the tape snug but not tight as you measure bust, waist, and hips. Be honest about your plus and minuses. If you have a protruding tummy or midriff roll, look for a gently eased overblouse to bypass the waistline or a draped suit, to disguise the tummy. An inner control panel in lastex and knit suits helps. If heavy hips and thighs are a problem, look for a slightly longer boyleg trunk, a skirted suit, or culotte styling. They disguise any bulge on the outer thigh and create a clean straight look. A short torso will appear longer when you choose a two piece suit which exposes the midriff. Low backs emphasize the natural full length of the back. The one piece suit without a front panel also gives a long leg line. Vertical stripes or patterns, bias cutting, and softly fitted tunics all add to the illusion of length. A longer than average torso can be beautifully fitted in knits because of their stretch characteristics. Vertical shirred lastex suits also have extra stretch length built in. A twopiece overblouse or a conventional two-piece suit that fits properly at the waistline will bring the figure into better proportion. A too small bust will look fuller if a one-piece suit with a softly shirred or draped bustline is chosen. Layers of ruffles add a feminine look of additional fullness too. To make the most of a full bust, select a suit with built-up shoulder straps to give added support. Easy overblouses and soft drapes are the most flattering If you are fortunate enough to have a perfect figure, you may select any suit without worry about the right silhouette. You can wear any extreme in fashion and fabric, but will probably choose the one style that only perfect proportions should wear — the revealing bikini. LAKELAND LOCAL Sunday afternoon callers at the George Auer home in Milford were Mr. and Mrs. George Auer, Jr., and Joey and Johnnie Auer, all of Syracuse.

BAKE SALE Saturday, July 18 • lA.M. Milford Fire Station Proceeds go toward the Cardinal Learning Center and give votes to fair queen contestant Carla Speicher of Milford.

Bake Sale Set For Saturday For Fair Queen A bake sale will be held at the Milford fire station beginning at 9 a.m., Sat., July 8, with proceeds going to the Cardinal Learning Center at Warsaw. The money received will give votes toward Carla Speicher’s goal to be the 1970 fair queen. Carla, a senior at Wawasee high school, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Speicher of Milford and is this year’s Miss Milford in the contest. Girls receive one vote for each penny they collect. Donations of baked goods or handicrafts are needed for the sale. Persons wishing to donate should have their goods at the fire station by 8;30 a.m. Saturday. Persons wishing more information should contact Miss Speicher. UNITED METHODIST WOMEN HOLD POTLUCK DINNER A potluck picnic was held at the home of Mrs. Don Cecil by the Milford United Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service on July A welcome and prayer were offered by the president Mrs. Robert Brown. After a bountiful dinner, Mrs. Charles Berkeypile assisted by Leah Stutzman conducted races and games for the children. Pictures taken by Mrs. Cecil were on display in the church entrance hall. A delightful sing-along, in which Mrs. Royce Fuller started a song and the rest of the ladies tried to finish it. was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Fuller also led several other contests which added to the merriment of the day. The next regular meeting will be in September. The time and place will be announced at a later date. It was decided to have a welcome-home reception for the Karstedts on July 26. All members and friends are invited to attend and urged to mark this date on their calendar. A carry-in dinner will be held following the church service. Mrs. Bessie Sunthimer and Mrs. William Motts are assisting with this. HARVESTIME IS CHURCH PROGRAM The voice of the United Pentecostal church, Harvestime, is aired over a Fort Wayne radio station between 12:30 and 1 p.m. and over a South Bend station from 12 to 12:30 p.m. daily. Members of the Syracuse Pentecostal church invite all to listen to the program. If you get drowsy behind the wheel, don’t take chances. Pull over, stop, take a sufficient break and “Bring ’Em Back Alive!” says the Chicago Motor ClubAAA.

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20 YEARS SINGING THE GOSPEL IN CON- Brother Red - CERT AND REVIVAL Roland Florence SUNDAY EVENING, JULY 19, 1970 7:30 P. M. MILFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH — The Public Is Cordially Invited —

By Rose Cunningham Dr. Lung Heads School Board The West Noble School Board * has elected the following officers for the 1970-71 season: Dr. Herman Lung — president Keith Earnhart — vice president Edgar Hursey — secretary Mrs. Jerry Branham — treasurer. Other board members are Dean Hite, Mack Howell, Harold Knepper and Charles Shull. At their meeting this week it was voted to publish policy handbooks for custodians and bus drivers with policies of the West Noble Corporation included. Superintendent Glen K. Longenbaugh gave a progress report on the new high school building under construction at Stones Hill, south of Ligonier. He also gave a preliminary report on the budget for the coming year. It was voted to change the regular meeting date from the first Tuesday to the first Monday of each month. ART CLUB HAS RECENT SHOW The Noble County Art Society held its July meeting at the Diamond Lake cottage of Mrs. Agnes Grissom. Mrs. Geneva Zink, president, was in charge of the business meeting during which Mrs. Esther Grawcock gave a report on the recent art show held in connection with the Chain-O-Lakes Festival, at Albion. She reported that 81 paintings by artists from five counties were exhibited. The group made plans to exhibit paints at the Wawasee Playhouse from July 21 to August Ist and on the lawn of the Ligonier public library during the Strawberry Valley Celebration on Labor Day. WOMEN’S RELIEF CORPS MEETS Stansbury Post 154 of the Womens Relief Corps held their regular meeting Monday night at the Eagles Lodge Hall, Mrs. Martha Tully was in charge of the refreshment committee. WWI VETS HAVE PICNIC Veterans of World War I and their families enjoyed a picnic dinner and meeting at the Kimmell Conservation clubhouse, on Sparta Lake, at Kimmell, Sunday. Ronald Kelly Returns To San Diego Navy petty officer second class Ronald P. Kelly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Kelly, 902 Sunnyside, Ligonier, has returned to San Diego, aboard the amphibious transport dock USS Ogden.

Petty officer Kelly spent the past eight months in the Western Pacific. SPONHAUER, Brad Schott Mr. and Mrs. Marvey J. Sponhauer, r 1 Ligonier, announced the adoption of a son Brad Schott. He was bom June 21 and weighed seven pounds 154 ounces. Mr. Sponhauer is principal of the West Noble high school and Mrs. Sponhauer is a teacher in the corporation. BILL VORNDRAN HAS SURGERY Bill Vorndran, former resident of Ligonier, is a patient in the Kendrick Memorial hospital, 130 North Indiana St., Mooresville, where he underwent surgery last Thursday. He will be confined to the hospital until after July 13 and will be convalescing at his home in Carmel, for at least six weeks. Bill is the son of Mrs. Kathryn Vorndran, of this city. FESTIVAL PLANS UNDERWAY Plans are underway for the St. Patrick’s Summer festival to be held Sunday, August 16. Mrs. Edna Yerger Mrs. Edna Yerger, wife of former resident, Sam (Arlo) Yerger, now residing in LaPorte, died recently in that city. Services were attended Sunday, by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Painter of Ligonier. ENTERTAINS FAMILY Mrs. Minnie McDonald entertained at a family dinner Sunday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Tully. Wilmot; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Tully and daughter, Edwardsburg, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. John Jorg and family, Cromwell; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fry and son, Toledo, Ohio; Mrs. Arthur McLemore and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Musselman and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lough, Mr. and Mrs. Darold McDonald and family, Mr. and Mrs. Merle McDonald and family and Mrs. Amelia Raubert, all of Ligonier. COMMUNITY NEWS Mrs. Dean Bobeck had as her dinner guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hinderer, Mrs. Lucille Dukes and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Growcock. SN Gregory .Warner, who is stationed at Great Lakes, 111., spent several days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Warner. Mrs. Floyd Fulmer had as houseguest last week end Mrs. Harmon B. Warner, of Terre Haute. Mrs. Byron Fought is spending this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Daughtery, in Wallsburg, Va. Saturday dinner guests in the Oliver Haab home were Mr. and Mrs. Eli Wuthrich and Ray Cid, Jr., Morton, Ill.; Steven, Donna and Dianna Wuthrich, Elm, Ill.; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wuthrich, Mrs. Stanley Wuthrich and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Haab, all„ of Milford.

HOMEMADE ICE CREAM SOCIAL . FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1970 5-8 p.m. Milford United Methodist Church Sponsored by MYF