The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 27, Milford, Kosciusko County, 31 July 1974 — Page 6

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r 1 Jal MR. AND MRS. PETER E. GIEBEL Methodist church is scene of Phend, Giebel wedding

The United Methodist church at Milford was the scene of the recent wedding of Miss Kri&en Phend and Peter Edward Giebel The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Parker H Phend of Milford The bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs F W. Giebel of New York city Rev Ralph Karstedt officiated at the services Serving the bride as attendants were Mrs Hugh Carney of Lawrence. Mass . Miss Juana Quinones of Indianapolis; and Mrs William Darnell qf Valparaiso Mrs Carney, sister of the bride, was matron of honor Parker H Phend 11. brother of the bride, served as best man Ushers were Daniel F Brown of Syracuse and William Darnell of

Busy Homemakers meet with Mrs. Kasper

The Busy Homemaker club of Milford met Wednesday in the home of Mrs Walter Kasper She was assisted by Mrs Harold Geiger The meeting was called to order by the nee president. Mrs \ emon May Mrs Anha Cripe led the pledge and Mrs Glen Pinkerton led the creed ' The Value of a Smile was read by Mrs William Motts for meditation. Health and Safety lesson, on care for -scalds and bums, was given b\ Mrs Irene Hollar.

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Valparaiso A reception followed the services at the Tippecanoe Lake Country club. Miss Becky Eyer of Syracuse and Mrs Robert Alston of Ann Arbor, Mich , served as assisting hostesses Following a honeymoon in the •southwest the couple is at home at 115 Chateau Apartments. Chapel Hill. N. C 27514. The new Mrs. Giebel is a 1969 graduate of Wawasee high school and received her BA from DePauw university. She is currently attending graduate school in botany at the University of North Carolina The bridegroom received his BS degree from New York Citycollege and is finishing his Ph D in botany at the University of North Carolina

Mrs May gave the garden lesson on planting now for fall The club voted to buy soft drinks for the blood bank on July--29 Plans were made for a family night August 28 at the home of Mrs Forrest George. It will be a carry-in at 6 o’clock with program and games Mrs Frank Charlton gave the lesson on drugs and RX prescriptions The meeting closed with the dub prayer song and the club collect

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Invitation given to flower show The Syracuse-Wawasee Garden club has extended a cordial invitation to the public to view the annual flower showentitled. “Love - In Blooms" being presented on Thursday and Friday of this week. Aug. 1 and 2. at Wawasee high school. The show will be open from 3-8 on Thursday and 12-6 on Friday, and there is no admission charge. Those? interested in artistic design and horticulture are sure to receive some new ideas from the show, according to a garden club spokesman. Friends surprise Mrs. Peggy Green in her new home Several friends surprised Mrs. Peggy Green, in her new home at Leesburg on Monday night. Mrs. Green and her three children. Don. Sue and Kelly, lost their mobile home in the April 3 tornado. Mrs. Green was presented several gifts to replace items lost April 3 Arranging for the housewarming shower were Mrs. Donald Brumbaugh and Mrs. Richard Widup. both of Milford, and Mrs. Robert Miller of Nappanee. Guests attending were from Warsaw, North Webster, Leesburg. Milford, Goshen and Nappanee. t Rothenberger reunion held at Papakeechie The Rothenberger reunion was held on Saturday, July 20, at the home of Miss Katharine Rothenberger of Papakeechie Lake Local persons attending included Mr. and Mrs. Marion Deeter and son Paul of Milford; Mr. and Mrs Dale Rusher, Cynthia and Christine, r 2 Pierceton; Mr and Mrs. Otto Whitehead of Elkhart; Mr. and Mrs Gregg Uncopher of Zionsville; and Ruth Rothenberger, Rhoda Mock. Mrs Hazel Gants, and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Miller, all of the North WebsterSyracuse area. Out-of-state guests were Mr. and Mrs Qarence Reynolds of Lynchburg. Ohio, Dr. Daniel Rothenberger. Redlands, Calif.; and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rothenberger. Elcho. Wis., who are staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Miller of North Webster On Sunday, the Millers of North Webster entertained Mr. and Mrs Andrew Hootman of Ligonier and Mrs. Gants. In the afternoon, the group took a ride around Webster Lake on the Dixie

r 1 r A FAMILY OF FIVE The Juan Carvajal family of Milford showed up at the blood bank in Milford on Monday afternoon and were caught by a Mail-Journal photographer while there. From left around the table are Mrs. Carvajal, her husband Juan, son Uvl. son Juan. Jr., and daughter Kelly. Standing behind the family are Mrs. Edith I. Baumgartner. Milford, who was in charge of the visit and Red Cross director Mrs. Inez Devenney of W arsaw.

143 pints of blood ore collected at Milford

The Milford Apostolic Christian church youth annex was the site of a most successful Red Cross bloodmobile visit to Kosciusko county on Monday. A total of 161 persons presented themselves as donors with 143 pints being obtained. A total of 58 people offered tojtjonate for the first time with 17 of them being 17 years of

'Say it with Music' is theme to honor Mrs. Clem Lisor II

“Say it with Music” was the theme of the reception held at Wawasee high school last Saturday to honor Mrs. Clem (Suzanne) Lisor 11 who is currently serving the Indiana grand chapter. Order of the Eastern Star, as associate grand conductress. Mrs. Lisor is a resident of Lake Wawasee and a member of the Syracuse chapter. The honored grand officer greeted her guests from a white archway which was decorated with pink roses. Shades of pink were used throughout the reception area with flowers and potted greenery lining the walkway. Sheet music was taped to the windows to carry out the theme. Also on hand to greet the guests were her husband and two sons, Clem 111 and Kenneth Members of the Syracuse chapter served punch and cookies from a table covered with a white cloth and bedecked with pink notes, music bars, staffs.

age The Jaun M. Carvajal, Sr., family of Milford presented themselves as donors for the first time. Several other family groups also presented them- • selves during the day. Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Albert of Leesburg were presented their

etc. Many officers of the Indiana grand chapter, including worthy grand matron Barbara Terry of Kentland and worthy grand patron Warren Mitchell of Bedford, were present as was district deputy Betty Rhoda of Plymouth. Entertainment for the reception was provided by Matt Solomon, organist for the Syracuse chapter. A catered dinner followed in the commons area, of the school. Tables were decorated with the emblem of Martha on the Star Point colors. Martha’s emblem and red geraniums w-ere also used to decorate the stage for the inspection of Syracuse, Leesburg and Pierceton chapters during the evening. Following the inspection cake with a black cherry topping was served by the 1973-74 grand officers. Mrs. Lisor served the grand chapter and grand Esther last year and had previously served as district deputy of district 20. She has also been district 20’s president and served the grand chapter as page following her term as worthy matron of the Syracuse chapter. Honor son on fourth birthday Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Dippon of r 3 Syracuse entertained at a surprise birthday party Friday evening honoring their son, Charles William, on his fourth birthday. Gifts were opened in a room decorated in the birthday theme and the traditional birthday cake and ice cream was served Guests included little brother Chad Alan; great-grandmother. Mrs. Earl Treadway Os Syracuse; grandparents, Mr. and Nirs. Delbert Dippon of Milford and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Searfoss. Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs Wayne Bucher of Dewart Lake; Miss Sandi Searfoss. Syracuse; and Guy Fisher, Syracuse.

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four gallon pins recognizing their donation of 32 pints each. Mrs. Robert Rumfelt of Milford received her two gallon pin. One gallon pins were given to Morris W. Wolferman and Eldon Beer of Milford and Robert Laudeman of Syracuse. Mrs. Herbert Baumgartner, who coordinated all visit arrangements and recruitment for the visit, served as chairman of the day. Mrs. Howard Hom of Mentone assisted Mrs. Baumgartner. Mrs. Baumgartner, Van Buren township member of the Kosciusko County Chapter American Red Cross, has been Milford’s blood recruitment chairman since the program’s inception in 1951. This life saving program is made possible by donations to the United Fund of Kosciusko county, in which the Red Cross is a partnership member. A total of 55 volunteers gave 365 hours of service for the visit. The next visit of the Red Cross blood mobile to the county will be on August 26 when it will be at the Atwood community building from noon until 6 p.m. Donors who gave at the Milford visit will be eligible to give again on October 11 when the unit will be at the Grace college gym.

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WCSC meets in Richcreek home

The Women's Christian Service council of the Syracuse Church of (Sod met last Thursday in the home of Mrs. Charles Richcreek with Mrs. Lee Adams assisting. Mrs. Oliver Hibschman, president, read a poem entitled. “I’ve Never Seen God.” followed by opening prayer led by Mrs. Jack Elam. Singing was led by Mrs. Gary Firestone. Response to roll with “What I Left Undone at Home.” was by 13-members. The group voted to continue support of a child in Bangladesh and to donate for the purchase of draperies for the pastor's study, and for kitchen supplies. Committee reports were heard and a discussion held on incorporating a program to go into nursing homes Election Election of officers was held for the 1974-1975 year to begin in October. Officers will be: President — Mrs. Hibschman Vice president — Mrs. Elam Secretary — Mrs. Firestone Assistant secretary — Mrs. Roger Kern Treasurer — Mrs. Adams The spiritual life committee gave the program “Who, Me? Not Perfect?” Mrs. Joseph Koble was in charge, assisted by Mrs. Hibschman. Mrs. Elam. Mrs. Tom Douglas. Mrs. Arnold Grindle, and Mrs. Ethel Hamilton Prayer was by Mrs.

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Louis Firestone. It was announced the WCSC workshop would be held in Findlay, Ohio, on August 12-16. A group from Syracuse will be attending on August 13. Mrs. Douglas led in the closing prayer and refreshments were served by the hostesses. Hattie Brown to be 90 | Friends and relatives have been invited to an open house on Sunday, Aug. 4, from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Eldon Clayton residence in North Webster to honor the 90th birthday of Mrs. Hattie Brown. Mrs. Brown’s birthday will be August 4. She is a lifetime resident of the Syracuse area and an active member of the Hex Grange for 50 years.

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