The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 43, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 November 1971 — Page 15

Mrs. Goshorn Is 88 Years Old Tuesday The Loyal Women's class of the Centenary United Methodist church surprised Mrs. Jessie Goshorn Tuesday afternoon and helped her celebrate her 88th birthday. They brought refreshments of ice cream and cookies. Members present were Mrs. Bertha Grooms, Mrs. Maggie Chiddister. Mrs. Lillie Brandeberry, Mrs. Clara Moser and Mrs Gill. SOCIETY MEETS Stone’s Trace Historical Society heard Mrs. Dail Seagley talk on the history of Topeka and.

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the Sycamore Literary Hall, at their meeting Tuesday evening in the community room of the bank. BPW /Meeting Held Thursday The Ligonier Business and Professional Womens’ club met Thursday evening for its dinner meeting at an area restaurant. Mrs. Roy Chatfield, president, was in charge of the business meeting. The program was in charge of the finance committee and Mrs. Everett Elijah read the treasurer’s report of finances and plans for the coming year. The dub will meet at the home of Mrs. Betty Stanford for the December meeting •

200 Participate In West

Noble’s First Swap Day

Swap Day at West Noble high school apparently was a huge success. In talking with the administrative personnel, teachers and parents, it seemed to be a very worthwhile day with many expressing their desire for a repeat performance next year. The number of parents and other adults replacing students, is estimated at 200. There are 512 students enrolled at West Noble. It was rather difficult to get an accurate number as some of the adults were going and coming at different times. There were a few problems with the lockers but most parents had been very well briefed by their son or daughter as to the pitfalls that could be encountered during the day. One mother said that she couldn’t help but notice that during the coffee break in the teachers lounge, mothers were talking about how their sons and daughters were trying to get them to stop smoking. (That’s a switch, isn’t it?) One mother of a senior class member said it was a real swapday for her. She is a teacher in the Ligonier nursery school and her daughter took over that class for the day. A father lamented that his son only had a drafting class that day and he had to leave early. All parents contacted seemed to be in favor of the module class schedules that are in operation in the school.

One mother spent a period working on an engine of a truck as this was on the schedule of the young son she was replacing. In Spanish class Mrs. Eugene Paulus had the advantage over other parents as she was a native of a Spanish speaking country. At the dose of the afternoon a pep session was held and four mothers, Mrs. Robert B. Miller, Mrs. George Haines, Mrs. Ed Zimmerman and Mrs. Stone, substitutes for the cheerleaders, took off their shoes and proceeded to lead the yells.

MRS. DURHAM IN HOSPITAL Mrs. Robert (Shirley) Durham is a patient in Lutheran hospital. Fort Wayne, where she is undergoing observation. Good Samaritans Meet On Monday Good Samaritans of the Centenary United Methodist church met Monday evening in the social rooms of the church. During the business meeting, a nominating committee was appointed with election to be held during the December meeting. Mrs. Dale Seagley of Topeka reviewed the book “Strawberry Point.” Hostesses were Mrs. Walter House, Mrs. John Ulrey, Mrs. Forrest Slabaugh and Mrs. Herman Cochran.

Other parents marched in the bands and participated in the singing along with the chorus. The only complaint heard from a parent was the fact that she was tired, both mentally and physically. She thought that she might understand better why her daughter wanted to rest awhile before helping with work at home. On Tuesday the West Noble junior high held its Swap Day with 40 parents attending. They also reported a very enjoyable day.

Jaycee-ettes Elect Officers Mrs. Terry Becker was in charge of the November meeting of the Jaycee-ettes held in the community room of the Ligonier bank Tuesday evening. The new schedule for the year was discussed and the following officers elected. Mrs. Ed Harper — president Mrs. Lyle Becker — secretary and treasurer. They will take office on January 1, 1972. Hostess for the evening wa§ Mrs. Rae Johnston. The December 17th meeting will be at the Foo and Faye Restaurant, Lake Wawasee, with Mrs. Arnold Perkins as hostess. JIMMY WAGGONER RECUPERATING Jimmy Waggoner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Waggoner, is now recuperating at his home after spending several months in Lutheran hospital, Fort Wayne. Jimmy was severely burned while playing with a group of children near his home. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crothers of Ligonier. Lions Club Has Ladies Night Recently Lions club members observed their annual ladies night at a restaurant near Auburn. Bob Sievers, of radio station WOWO, gave his program “Goofs On The Air.”

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