The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 24, Milford, Kosciusko County, 10 July 1974 — Page 4

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., July 10.1974

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| North Webster j I By MARY LEE WILLMAN j R. 1 Leesburg | —- —» —*

■k ' NEW BARBEE COMMUNITY CHURCH

Barbee Community church dedicated June 30

Barbee Community Church building, r 1 Warsaw, located on the Barbee chain of lakes was officially dedicated during services held at 2:30 pm June 30th The church originated many years ago as Barbee Illustrated Sunday School under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. F. B Miller of Winona Lake. The Millers motivated by their love for children and concern that there were no church facilities available in .the center of the Barbee resort area, started holding Sunday school classes at the Barbee Conservation club building In December of 1965 Barbee • Illustrated Sunday school was officially incorporated under the law* ' the state of Indiana as B«> Nondenominational Co y church. At the time of T!< <. poration the church’s U membership consisted of approximately 6 adults and 12 children The present church building stands on ground donated by Mr. and Mrs Charles Kuhn and additional property purchased by the church congregation. The church recently purchased C more propetty in accordance with proposed plans for further expansion. Rev. Phay Plummer, now retired, was the church’s first full time pastor. Following Rev. Hummer’s retirement Rev. Don Shoemaker served as pastor before accepting a call as pastor to Los Altos Brethren Church. Long Beach, Calif. Rev. Bryce H. Foster, r 1 Leesburg, is the church’s present pastor The Barbee church building was constructed by members of the congregation who donated many hours of time, material physical labor and financial assistance. The congregation purchased the old Troy Presbyterian church building, tore it down and used alt salvagable material to help build the new church. > Os special interest are the beautiful stained glass windows that were formerly in the old Troy building. The inscribed names of persons and groups who donated the windows to the Troy church, as memorials, have been left intact and are the subject of much interest to first time visitors at the church After the old building was purchased the Troy congregation redonated its purchase price to the Barbee church to help speed construction of the new building.

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The sanctuary of the new building is furnished with golden oak pews covered with burnt orange colored woven upholstery. The altar furniture and communion table are also made of golden oak. The soft beige colored walls accent the multi-colored tweed carpeting. Lighting is provided by large cylindrical chandeliers suspended by black iron chains Music for church services is provided by a piano and organ placed at either side of the altar area Educational and Sunday school classes are held in the basement area A small kitchen and the baptismal pool with adjoining dressing rooms are also housed in the basement. During the dedication program musical selections were presented by the choir with Mrs William Jemigan at the piano and Mrs. Louis Gee at the organ. Rev. George Buhler gave the dedication prayer and Dick Mayhue presented “A charge to the people.” The message was given by Rev Al Buhler. Winona Lake, area director of the Child Evangelism Fellowship. Goals of the church as presented by Rev' Bryce Foster are: “To carry out the great commission of the Bible and the perfecting of the saints in accordance with the Holy scriptures.” Following the formal dedication a time of fellowship was held and refreshments served. Anna Bowers WCTU elects officers Anna Bowers chapter of WCTU met July 2 at the North Webster Church of the Brethren Officers for the coming year were elected. They are as follows: President — Mrs. Lawrence Wilcoxson Vice President — Mrs Zelam Kyle Secretary — Mrs. Eva Locke Treasurer — Mrs. Betty Barrett Mrs. Elizabeth Baker gave the meditation and devotions. The next meeting will be held August s at 10 a.m. at the North Webster Chirch of the Brethren Following the business session the group will adjourn for dinner at a local restaurant Jenny Kuhn gave the closing prayer Melody homemakers entertain for husbands Melody homemakers home extension club recently held a progressive dinner party with their husbands as invited guests Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nichols. Mr. and Mrs. Andy McGlaskin and Mr. and Mrs Lyman Wilson were hosts for the dinner

Over 1,000 attend races at motorcycle speedway Over 1,000 persons were in attendance at the motorcycle races held recently at the Trojan Speedway, south of North Webster Expert, junior and novice riders competed for awards. Riders were present from Colorado. lowa. Kansas, Texas; Missouri, Florida. Illinois. Michigan, Kentucky. Ohio and Indiana. Place winners in the first semifinal were: Tim Buckles. Houston, Texas, first; Neil Keen. Saint Louis. Mo., second; Kelly Klynstra, Hudsonville, Mich., third; and Dave Atherton. White Pigeon, Mich., fourth Semi-finalists in the second place category were: Don Palmgren, Colorado Springs. Colo., first; Larry Myers. Battle Creek, Mich., second; Paul

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Kiwonians hear convention report Happy birthday was sung to Don Arnold during the July 1 meeting of Lakeland Kiwanis dub. Rev. F. Hazen Sparks gave the invocation. Jerry Badskey gave a report regarding the national convention held recently at Denver, Colo. A program highlighting events and experiences of the convention is being planned for the near future. Lorin Badskey reported on the recent dedication of the International Palace of Sports. Everyone is encouraged to tour the new building. The committee in charge of the com and sausage roast is: Stu Walker, chairman, Pat McCarty, Jay Boyer and R. L. Morgan. Ken Lewis and Cavett Roberts were guest speakers. They discussed business and service dubs. Reservations are still available

for the July 20th ball game trip. Guests present were: Rev. Richard Clark Greenwood; Henry Phillips, Leesburg; Joseph White, Carthage; D. W. Crossman, Knightstown; Philip Week, Auburn; Kenneth Lewis, Anderson and Cavett Roberts, Phoenix, Ariz. Sechrist 65 club plans theater party Sechrist 65 Home Extension dub members are planning a theater party to be held July 12. There will be no regular club meeting in August. COMMUNITY NEWS Mrs. Roy Richards and daughter Jackie, Elkhart, were recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Eva Locke, North Webster. They were here to attend the wedding of Sandra Kiser to Russell Adams. The wedding was held at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kiser, r 3 Syracuse.

Horse and car collide Friday Michael J. Kilbride, 19, Indianapolis, sustained SSO damage to his auto Friday when he struck a horse which ran onto Indiana 13 south of Syracuse. The mishap occurred near the Bill Appenzeller home on r 4. The horse was only bruised. Couhty officer Roti Robinson was investigating officer.

Chicken Barbecue Saturday, July 13 From 4 - 8 P.M. At The Kosciusko Fairgrounds Carry Outs Sponsored By Kosciusko County 4-H Junior Leaders

Driver cited after accident State officers investigated a 42 ' two-vehicle collision Friday evening at 6:25 at the intersection of Indiana 13 and Epworth Forest Road. There was a total of SBOO damage. Drivers involved were Jon Angel, 19, r 1 North Webster and William Lawson, 24, Anderson. Angel was cited for failure to yield the right-of-way.