The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 31, Milford, Kosciusko County, 29 August 1973 — Page 8
THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Aug. 29,1973
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? a " vJ I A MJ* W-- VC^ ; <:. C" ■ TO BE HONORED SUNDAY — The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Caywood, Sr., of r 1 Syracuse will be celebrated with a reception in their honor on Sunday, Sept. 2, from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Holiday Inn in Warsaw. Serving as hosts for the event will be their son, Roy Caywood, Jr., of r 3 Syracuse and their three granddaughters Mrs. Larry (Sandy) Weisser of Milford, Mrs. Bill (Jackie) Kitson of Ligonier and Chris at home. / In addition to their above family the Caywoods are blessed with three great-grandsons. Roy Orville Caywood and the former Helen Berneice Jones were married September 1,1923 at Saint Joe, Mich., by Rev. Percy Darve of the Congregational church there. Mr. Caywood, a retired farmer and Weatherhead employee, with his wife have resided nearly all their lives within the Lakeland area. All friends and relative*, of the couple are cordially invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Metzger to celebrate 25th anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Metzger of r 3 Syracuse (Dewart Lake) will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary on Sunday, Sept. 2, at the home of their son, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Coy, r 4 Goshen. There will be an open house IIJl’ !■ ENGAGED — Mr. and Mrs. Charles Searfoss of Syracuse Lake announce the engagement of their daughter, Sandra Marie, to Guy W. Fisher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Fisher, 612 Front street, Syracuse. A 1973 graduate of Wawasee high school, Sandi is enrolled at Wayne University of Cosmetology, Inc., in Fort Wayne. Her fiance is a 1969 graduate of Wawasee and a 1972 graduate of Purdue university. He is employed with Richard R._Neff of Milford as a mason. No wedding date has been set. DENNIS CORY IN HOUSTON Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Cory who lived in Berlin and Marburg, Germany the past four years have been visiting relatives in the Milford area and at West Milton, Ohio. They also visited David Cory at Evansville. They are now residing in Houston, Texas.
FRUIT FOR SALE All varieties of Michigan, West Coast, and Hawaiian fruit, with or without sugar. Order by August 25 for August 30 pickup. Order by September 2 for September 6 pickup. William Sable, Syracuse «**’*’] Edna Mast, Goshen ”3-3?oi Edna Lambright, Topeka ”3-2072 Ella Griffin, Cromwell THANK YOU!!! Beer’s Flowers, Milford, for your lovely arrangement at entrance Flowers by Fran, Syracuse, for your lovely . arrangement to be given as door prize Dale’s Flowers, Ligonier, -for your lovely arrangement at the registration table And to the following business people who donated to the promotion of “Bloomin’ Holidays’’ Burns Insurance Agency — Cromwell Lakeland Motors — Syracuse Brammer Furniture Store — Syracuse Cromwell Advance — Cromwell ■- Ralph D. Clingaman, Vice President — FEMCO — South Bend Mock’s Marine Rentals — Lake Wawasee Cromwell Feed Mill — Cromwell Also many thanks to the custodians at the Wawasee high school and to the newspapers who carried the various news items covering the show and to the radio stations for their announcement of our flower show. Syracuse-Wawasee Garden Club
from 2 to 5 o’clock in the afternoon. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Metzger were married September 4, 1948 at Angola. They have one Son and two grandsons. Fred Weissers entertain Mr. and Mrs.-Fred Weisser and children of r 1 Milford entertained at a cookout last Wednesday evening with special guests being Mrs. Weisser’s brother, Dave Cory and his fiancee, Miss Mary Hughes, both of Evansville. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Dave Eshelman and children, Mr. and Mrs. Walt Miller and children, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yoder and children, Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Miller and children, all of Goshen; Miss Barbara Carwile, Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller, Miss 'Donna Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Neal Cory, all of Milford. Miss Hughes and Mr. Cory will be married in Evansville on September 22. Dress revue blue ribbon winders Jeane Lou Goodrich of r 1 Kimmell won a red ribbon for her box of 40-50 insects in the entomology division at the recent Indiana State Fair. In the entomology division which called for at least 75 insects in one box and one educational box to be a participant Becky Fenstermaker of r 1 Kendallville was a red ribbon winner. ATTEND STATE FAIR AT INDIANAPOLIS Mrs. Charles Smoker of Warsaw, Denae Berkeypile and Mrs. Hazel Kline of Milford attended the state fair at Indianapolis one day last week.
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200 attend flower show at Wawasee last Thursday
A total of more than 200 people viewed the flower show “Bloomin’ Holidays,” Thursday presented by the SyracuseWawasee Garden club. The show was held at Wawasee high school with the theme depicting the various holidays celebrated throughout the year. In the artistic division, National Council of State Gardens Clubs, Inc., awards and blue ribbons were presented to the following: Mrs. Max Brower, the creativity award for her Mother’s Day arrangement; Mrs. Harry Appenzeller, the Tri-Color award for her Christmas table; Mrs. Gale Chapman, the award of distinction for het Colonial Williamsburg style Washington’s birthday arrangement of dried flowers. The sweepstakes award was presented to Mrs. R. C. Tytler who received the most points in the artistic division. Syracuse-Wawasee Garden club awards were presented as follows-: Mrs. R. C. Tytler, the “Bloomin’ Holidays” award for her Christmas arrangement featuring the Madonna and using evergreens and dried green zinnias. Runner-up was Max Brower with his Father’s Day arrangement. Mrs. Tytler also won the Haleene Reynolds Memorial award for her blue ribbon winner in the Easter class of the miniature design section. She used a small church window as background with an arrangement of dried tamarix blossoms and marigolds. The miniatures have a dimensional size of inches or less over-all. By popular vote the president’s trophy was presented to Mrs. Max Brower for her Mother’s Day arrangement of dried flowers. Other blue ribbon winners in the artistic division were Mrs. Donald Robbins and Mrs. Edward Burns of Cromwell, Mrs. Ernest Bushong and Mrs. W. H. Brake of Syracuse. In the horticulture division National Council of State Garden Clubs, Inc., awards were given as follows: The arboreal award to Mrs. Donald Robbins of Cromwell; the award of merit and the horticultural sweepstakes award to Mrs. Ralph Clingaman of Syracuse; and the award of horticultural excellence for her display of qrchids went to Miss Irene Abts. Other club members receiving blue ribbons in this section were Mrs. R. C. Tytler, Mrs. Max Brower, Mrs. Harry Appenzeller and Mrs. W. H. Brake, Syracuse; and Mrs. Gale Chapman, Milford. Non-club members receiving awards were Mrs. Robert Laudeman, Charles Hayette and B. Wysong, Syracuse; and Mrs. Everett Baker and Mrs. Alexander Iwankowitsch, Cromwell. School Division In the junior and high school division there were 13 entries. The junior achievement award was presented to Ren Wallace of Cromwell for his Halloween arrangement. Other blue ribbon winners were John and Kevin Atkinson, Kentland; Ranell and Robbin Wallace, Cromwell. Mrs. Ralph Clingaman won the Susie Tytler trophy given to the club member receiving the most blue ribbons in the show. Mrs. Ernest Bushong won the educational award for her exhibit on the art of flower drying. There were a total of 66 entries in the artistic design section, 113 in the horticulture section and 13 in the junior and senior high
[Labor Day Leisure Time Clothes ■ Slacks — Shorts — Knit Tops — Bathing Suits Buy at piggy bank prices during our end of season sale. I I&RMSHt “Grandma’s Attic is just bursting with bargains. We H need room for all the sensational fall clothes arriving daily. Pay a visit to our house and round out your lift J wardrobe for the busy season ahead. Our. coat collection * s terrific too and now is the time formest selection. ’ ’ —q The House II Hosiery Sale On Now Until September 8 1 Across
fix'' **r „.. - -. OBb If M -jBBi 11. W Hl CV - W HI th ’ St? lusts 7 AT FLOWER SHOW — Additional winners at the flower show held in Syracuse last week are shown in the photo above. From left are Mrs. Max Brower, Syracuse, creative award and president’s trophy; Mrs. Donald Robbins, Cornwell, arboreal award; and Mrs. R. C. Tytler, Syracuse, “Bloomin’ Holidays” award, Haleene Reynolds Memorial award, and sweepstakes award in artistic design.
‘-SIMhK 3k i I b w 1 vlr ■ v I I\Wll *' Will Aw--'I I *** Ui /aWWK i - W AWARD WINNERS — Pictured above are three of the ladies who won awards at the “Bloomin’ Holidays” flower show held at Wawasee high school last Thursday. From left are Mrs. Gale Chapman, Milford, who won the award of distinction; Mrs. Ralph Clingaman, Syracuse, award of merits horticulture sweepstakes award and the Susie Tytler trophy; and Mrs. Harry Appenzeller, Syracuse, Tri-Color award.
division. Judges for the show were Mrs. G. Leo Noirot, Waterloo; Mrs. Harry C. Hamilton, Indianapolis; and Mrs. Donald Day, Edgerton, Ohio. The chairman of the show was Mrs. Tytler with Mrs. Clingaman as co-chairman. The door prize was won by Mrs. Edith Bunger of Cromwell. Open house to honor Robert Murrays Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murray of r 4 Syracuse will be honored on their 25th wedding anniversary at an open house held in the home of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas McKibbin, also of r 4 Syracuse. The open house will be from 2 to 4 p.m. Robert Murray and the former
Lois Shupp of Goshen were married in the First Brethren church in Goshen by Rev. Willis Ronk on September 12,1948. They have one daughter, Kathy; and one son, Michael, at home. They also have one grandson and one granddaughter. Janie Knapp honored at bridal shower Janie Knapp of Morton, 111., was honored with a bridal shower Saturday evening, Aug. 18, at the Apostolic Christian church fellowship hall in Milford. Hostesses for the event were Mrs. Joe Beer, Mrs. Ned Speicher, Mrs. Don Hoover, Mrs. Carlton Beer, Mrs. Levi Beer and Mrs. Elmer Hartter. Miss Knapp’s colors of lavender and white were carried through an umbrella shower theme. About 55 guests were present to make it a delightful evening.
Janie is the bride-elect of Philip Price, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Price, Sr., Milford Mary Hughes, David A. Cory are engaged Mr. and Mrs. Miller F. Hughes of Evansville are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Mary, to David. A. Cory. David’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Neal Cory of r 1 Milford. Miss Hughes graduated in 1970 from Harrison high school in Evansville and attended the University of Evansville. She is now working at MEDCO center in Evansville. Her fiance graduated from Wawasee high school in 1971. He is working at Deaconess hospital and attending the University of Evansville. The wedding will be at the Methodist Temple Chapel in Evansville on September 22.
New Salem By MRS. HERB MOREHOUSE Sunday morning church services ' Pastor Chad Woodburn’s morning message “Total Forgiveness” was taken from John 3:16-18. After Sunday evening singspiration led by Max Shively, pastor Woodburn delivered the message “Walk of the Believer” from Ephesians 4:22-31. COMMUNITY NEWS Pastor and Mrs. Chad Woodburn returned Friday after vacationing the past week in Maryland. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stackhouse of Florida are visiting his mother Mrs. Mandy Stackhouse and other relatives in the Leesburg viciriity. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Teeple were at vacation this past week from their duties at the Leesburg bank. Mrs. Nina Moser of Beaverfalls, N. Y., is visiting with her daughter Miss Donna Moser. Mrs. Madge Logan of Colfax is visiting a couple days in the home of her brother and wife Mr. and Mrs. Russel Baker of North Webster. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Morehouse entertained Sunday for pastor and Mrs. Chad Woodbum and Mrs. Lydia Morehouse. Edwin Meek was on vacation last week from his duties at the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cable. Mr. and Mrs. Meek and daughters spent a few days in Michigan. -NS— Building new home in Hillsborough, Calif. Mrs. Thelma Hattersley of r 3 Syracuse is building a onebedroom guest house on the estate of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Don Nahrwold, at 830 Hayne Road, Hillsborough, Calif., and plans to leave the area September 15 to make her permanent home in the San Francisco Bay area. Mrs. Hattersley has a son, George Congdon 111, who resides 30 miles south of her new home, at Atherton, Calif. ARRIVE FROM FLORIDA Mr. and Mrs. Owen Strieby of Wauchula, Fla., former Syracuse residents, arrived in Syracuse Sunday for a months stay. They will be visiting with relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Ringler and Heather and Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Robie and Emily, all of Syracuse. They will also be visiting with relatives from other parts of the state and Chicago, 111. ENJOYS SUNDAY COOKOUT Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Doty and family of Milford entertained at a cookout Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Doty, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Replogle, Mr. and Mrs. Noble Fisher and Rex, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Dowty, Ed, Phil and Larry, all of Milford, Lynn Loucks of Elkhart and Sue Hutchison of South Bend. The '' group also enjoyed swimming and bike riding.
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MRS. LILLIAN CUSTER CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY Mrs. Lillian Custer of Leesburg celebrated her 79th birthday August 28. Those bringing ice cream and cake to help her celebrate were Mr. and Mrs. Arlond Dierks, Joey and Debbie of Sidney; Mr. and Mrs. Steve Dierks and Todd of Liberty Mills; Mr. and Mrs. Philip Dierks, Beth and Jyll of r r Manchester; Mrs. Myrtis Dierks, Julie and Erick of Irish Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Custer, Terry and George of r 1 Milford; Miss Pamela Jean Custer and Mrs. Chris Dierks of r 2 Claypool. Edwin Cable home from boy's school Edwin Cable, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Cable, r 2 box 34 Syracuse, has returned * home from Indianapolis where he attended the Indiana Boys’ State Fair school. The school started Wednesday, Aug. 15, and ended with the annual “Caps” banquet Thursday, Aug. 23. Edwin has been selected, along with two other boys from other parts of the state, to return next year as a counselor. Crusaders class meets Friday The Crusaders class of the Syracuse Church of God met Friday, Aug. 24, at the church. Devotions were given by Gary Firestone. He gave a reading entitled “Prayer Choice and Prayer Conflict.” President Jerry Stutzman conducted the business meeting. The class discussed forming a ways and means committee, but a decision was tabled until a later date. The president read a thank you from the family of Mabel Weaver. The secretary, Mrs. Steve (Mary Ann) Stine, called the roll. Each member answered by giving his favorite food. Also, each member payed one cent for each year of his or her age. The meeting was adjourned and Mrs. Gary Firestone closed with prayer. Refreshments were served to the 15 present. No ohe at meeting No one showed up to oppose the proposed expenditure of $15,000 when a public hearing was held last night (Tuesday) in the office of Turkey Creek township trustee Joe Shewmon, according to Shewmon. The money is to be used for the Lakeland day care center.
I THE TRUTH | THAT ■ HEALS j WSBT96O K. C. South Bend “Man’s Extremity Is God’s Opportunity” Sunday 9:15 a. m. WKAM 7:4.-> a.m. This week's Christian Science program