The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 38, Milford, Kosciusko County, 16 October 1974 — Page 6

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed.. Oct. 16.1974

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Goodwill club meets for October session

The Goodwill Extension Homemakers club at Syracuse met last Wednesday at the House of Friendship, south of Syracuse, with 12 members in attendance President Mrs Robert Busch presided for opening of the meeting Mrs. Fred Butt served as pianist for group singing of "America, the Beautiful” and “My Bonnie” led by Mrs. Raymond Wilson. Mrs. Burton Butt led in the pledge to the flag. Mrs. Fred Butt, the club creed, and meditations on "A Friend” by Mrs. Cecil Coy Mrs. Blanche

United Methodist Women meet with Mrs. Richard Dahlstrom

The Milford unit of the United Methodist Women met on Thursday. Oct. 10, at 1:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Richard Dahlstrom. Mrs. Richard Felkner and Mrs Robert Ruch assisted the hostess. The program and meditation were led by Mrs Robert Brown Mrs Brown used as a theme. “For What Do We Live?" Following the meditation, a pledge service was held for the coming year At the close of the business meeting a silent auction was Discovery club holds meeting By JANE HAFFNER The Discovery club had its second meeting at the scout cabin an October 7. Plans were made for the overnight party October 24 and 25 We were put m groups for cleaning up. preparing food, skits, and games We are planning for money making projects such as selling Camp Fire candy We are also going to try to see if we can paint fire hydrants. Some are also in groups for water sports in summer, car washes, embroidering. etc. For our refreshments. .Angie Reed and Marjie Pittman brought cookies and juice The food committee figured balanced meals for the overnight camp out and for snacks and a night meal.

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Bethany Church Os The Brethren One Mile East Os Jet. 6 & 15 Pancake And Sausage Supper October 19 — 5-7:30 All Proceeds Go To Everett Kirkdorffer Open Heart Surgery Fund

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Kline gave the health and safety lesson on fire hazards Cultural arts was discussed with Mrs. Wilson in charge. Mrs. Everett Darr led in citizenship discussion. Lesson The lesson for the afternoon was given by Mrs. Eldred Mabie on "Coping With Stress.” Response to roll call was a favorite fall flower The annual family night event for the club has been set for October 18 at the House of Friendship.

held During the afternoon a surprise gift was presented to Mrs. Robert Brown by the unit in rememberance of the Brown’s 25th wedding anniversary which is today (Wednesday). The ladies continued plans for the holiday bazaar to be held at the fire station on November 8 and 9 and for the annual Thanksgiving dinner that will be held at the church in November for all members and constituents of the congregation The date for the dinner will be announced later WRC holds October luncheonmeeting Members of the John C. Adams chapter 278. Women’s Relief Corps at Syracuse, met for a luncheon-meeting on Tuesday of last week at the home of Mrs Chester Stiffler President Mrs Georgia Buster presided for the business portion of the day and hearing of reports. Discussion was hied on the district meeting at Bremen on October 16. It was decided Mrs Stiffler and Mrs John Craw would attend the Friday evening meeting of inspection at the Bremen Corps. The door prize went to Mrs Mabel Walton Home Arts club holds luncheon The Home Arts Home Ec club of the Milford area gathered at a Warsaw restaurant on Tuesday noon for a luncheon. It was the annual Christmas dinner and exchange Several of the members travel to the southland in winter, so the early celebration is held Some 14 members answered roll call by relating "A family tradition at Christmas.” Gifts were exchanged The next meeting will be on November 12 with Mrs Glen Kesslar at Quaker Haven, Dewart Lake. Mrs. Forrest Zimmerman will be assisting hostess

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Samarian circle holds breakfast meeting Wednesday The Samarian Service Guild of Saint Andrews United Methodist church at Syracuse met in the church parlor last Wednesday for a breakfast meeting. Hostesses were Mrs. Forrest Thomas and Mrs Jesse Hann.' After reports were given by various officers and committee chairmen, pledge cards for 1975 were distributed, and to be returned by the November meeting. Wilma Cox was welcomed back following an absence of a year while residing in Florida. Officers and chairmen for the ensuing year are: Chairman — Mrs Thomas Vice chairman — Mrs. William Wesner Secretary-treasurer — Mrs. James Alford Program — Mrs. Dean Pittman Emergency — Mrs. Dale Allen Reception — Mrs. Hann and Mrs. William Beemer. Primary Moms planning for Halloween Members of the Primary Mothers club of Syracuse will meet October 21 at 7:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs Jerry deSomer for a Halloween party. Thus far the club has held three meetings with new officers taking over. The officers are as follows: President — Mrs. Larry Clodfelter Vice president — Mrs. Terry McClod Secretary — Mrs. Jim Tranter Treasurer — Mrs. John Stetler Program — Mrs Charles Penn Project — Mrs. John Price Publicity — Mrs. deSomer Door prize — Mrs. Jim Owens The first meeting of the year was a pot luck supper at the home of Mrs. Lowell Ensinger; second . meeting was at the home of Mrs. John Price for the spring party , and the third was held at the home of Mrs. Larry Yoder. The club has one new member. Mrs Bill Ginger. Weisser reunion held on Sunday The 14th annual Weisser reunion was held Sunday at the Wolcott House in Wolcott. Those attending from the area were Mrs. Emma Krauter of Milford. Mrs. Idola Best and Mr. and Mrs Dick Best, all of Nappanee. Debra Plummer receives honors Miss Debra Plummer of r 3 Syracuse has received academic honors and has been named to the dean's list at International junior College at the close of the summer term, according to Donald J. Andofer. director Eligibility for this honor is limited to those st udents carrying a full academic schedule with a 3.500 scholastic ratio out of a possible 4.000.

If * ” 1 •’ -1 GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY — Mr. and Mrs. Forrest G. Gripe of Goshen will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on October <J3. The couple will be honored at an open house for friends and relatives Sunday. Oct. 20. from 2 to 5 p.m. at the church parlors of the Eighth Street Mennonite church in Goshen. Mr. Cripe and Martha Augsburger were married October 23. 1924 by the late Rev. I. R. Detwiler at her parent's home in Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Cripe have lived in Goshen all their married life and are owners and operators of the Parkside Motel in Goshen. Mr. Cripe also owns and operates the Parkside Lock Service and Parkside Sound Service and is also an officer of the Independent Protection company. There are two children. Robert E. and Richard D. Cripe of Goshen and six grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Cripe request no gifts.

‘The Total Woman’ to be presented

"The Total Woman,” a marriage enrichment course designed to help women fulfill themselves emotionally, physically and spiritually will be taught at Locke. This is two miles north of Nappanee on SR 19 and three-quarter mile west on CR 50. It is a white building on the north side of the road. The course is based on the book, “The Total Woman,” by Marabel Morgan It grew out of the author’s personal search for answers to marital problems. Its aim is to help women set goals and develop their self-image, communicate more completely with all members of the family and fulfill their roles as women. Included are guidelines for organizing chores, disciplining children and adding romance to Revival services at Wawasee Heights church Evangelist and Mrs. Dan Hawtree of Silver Springs. Fla., start revival services today (Wednesday) at Wawasee Heights Baptist church at Syracuse and will continue nightly meetings thi ough Wednesday, Oct. 23. Meetings are at 7 o’clock each evening. Evangelist Hawtree was born in Pittsburg, Pa., and graduated from Tennessee Temple Bible college. His wife was bom in Johnson City, Tenn., and graduated from the same school. She has also traveled with the Csehy Musical Messengers. The couple started making albums in 1965 Pastor R Dean Cooper cordially invites the public to attend. PLUTO DISCOVERED The planet Pluto was discovered at Lowell Observatory, Flagstaff, Ariz., on Feb. 18. 1930.

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marriage. The instructor is Mrs. Ivan (Carroll) Pettifor of Edwardsburg, a practical nurse and the mother of three children. The total woman, as described by Mrs. Pettifor. is not just a good housekeeper. She is a warm, loving homemaker, not merely a submissive sex partner but a romantic lover, and not just a nanny to her children but a woman who inspires them to reach up and out. Sessions will begin October 17 and continue every Thursday through November 7. There will be a choice of either afternoons 1 to 3 p.m. or evenings 7 to 9 p.m. Pre-registration is required as capacity is limited. For registration and more information contact Mrs. John Fisher, Nappanee. Intermediate Mothers meet The Intermediate Mothers club of Syracuse met October 7 in the home of Mrs. Maurice Lung. The business meeting was conducted by the [resident. Mrs. Lung Reports were given by various committees. Mrs. Max Brower gave a program on dried flowers and their, arrangements. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her committee, Mrs Deloss Martin and Mrs. Earl Money’. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Harold Kline on October 21 Senior Mothers meet at Calvary church The Senior Mothers club of Syracuse met Monday night at Calvary United Methodist church with 14 members in attendance. Following a short business meeting presided over by president Mrs. Herschel Harper, a social time was held. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. William Kerfin and Mrs. John Walker. The November 11 meeting will be with Mrs. Rebecca Kitson.

Bethany homemakers pot luck dinner held on Thursday Bethany Homemakers met last Thursday in the home of Mrs. Lillian Lehman of near Syracuse. The assistant hostess xas Mrs. Daryl Umbower. A carry-in dinner was held prior to the business session. Mrs. Zerola Zook, opened the meeting in the usual form. The song of the month "My Bonnie" was sung by the group. Devotions were given by Mrs. Harold Whitehead. A total of 17 members and two guests responded to roll call "A dish my grandmother used to make.” During the business meeting Mrs. Zook annourced the homemakers bazaar would be held in Goshen November 8 and 9. Get well cards were signed. Mrs. Zook showed the group center pieces and told about making centerpieces for winter. The birthday song was sung to Mrs. James Kitson. Mrs. Floyd Berkey, and Dorothy Widner.

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Especially beaut: ful these cloudy fall days are the bright yellow and lovely bronze mums in the adult and children's departments of the library. These beautiful floral displays are compliments of the SyracuseWawasee Garden club and greatly appreciated. With the passing of summer, a very busy season, more new books should soon be found on the library shelves. Remember, we are always happy to reserve new books for you. Some recent additions are: Waugh. Hillary: “Parrish For The Defense”, a novel about a feared and famous criminal lawyer. Connell, Evan S.: “The Connoisseur”, a novel in which the author explores the ways in which a passionate new concern can alter the very texture of life. Wagoner. D.: "Road To Many A Wonder”, a high-spirited comedy of the Pikes Peak Gold Rush. Holt. Victoria: "The House Os A Thousand Lanterns", a new gothic suspense-romance. LeCarre, John “Tinker. Tailor, Soldier. Spy”, a novel with good character and intricate [dotting. Puharich. Andrija: “Uri”, a journal of a psychic. Annual readings in “Economics”, “American Government”, "Business”, "Biology”, and other volumes in this series of articles in these various fields. Browne. Harry: "You Can Profit From A Monetary Crisis”, a book on the best-seller list. MRS. GRAFF IS HONORED Mrs. Oscar Graff of r 1 Milford observed her birthday on Monday. She will be the guest of honor at a luncheon Friday given by her daughter. Mrs. Bay Levy of Warsaw.

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CRC hears book review

The Columbian Reading circle of Milford met Monday evening in the home of Mrs. Charles Greene at Dewart Lake. Present were 17 members and one guest. Lillie Warner. During the business session the November meetings were discussed. It was decided that instead of the meeting scheduled November 11 at the home of Mrs. Darrell Orn those of the group who are interested shall attend the hobby show at Indianapolis. Another decision was that the proceeds of the silent auction which will be held at the November 25 meeting will be donated to the Milford Emergency Services fund. Book Review The program was in the charge of Elizabeth Tobin. She reviewed the book "Tales out of school” by Joshua M. Craig. This book was fiction but was made by the author to seem believably factual. It concerned the new principalof an old. run-down elementary

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school in a large city, in a district described as a melting pot all wrapped up in a slum. He struggled against seemingly overwhelming odds to improve conditions.. One of his main concerns was to try to provide pre-vocational and special classes for pupils of an IQ of 70 or less, his argument being that it cost less to educate them than to keep them in jail, in addition to the expense and tragedy of the crime they caused. Incidents relating to pupils, teachers and people of the community were interesting, serious, sometimes tragic and occassionally comical. The book ended with the pupils and teachers marching to their new, modern, well-equipped school building. Refreshments were served by the hostess at the close of the meeting. The door prize was won by Mrs. Dean Cousins. The next regular meeting will be October 28 in the home of Mrs. Elmer Sorensen.