The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 23, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 July 1975 — Page 12
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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., July 2, 1575
J North Webster | I By MAR* LEE WILLMAN j <R. 1 Leesburg |
McCarty, Bryant attend Kiwanis club convention
It was announced during the June 23 meeting of Lakeland Kiwanis club that Pat McCarty, president, and Sherm Bryant, president-elect, of the Lakeland club are attending the convention at Atlanta. Ga. Miss Darlene ScherCr. a staff member at a Fort Uayne greenhouse, was guest speaker She showed slides and discussed her experiences while assisting with the decorations at the White House. Theo Thomas explained the process used to assure that the graduating students at Wawasee high school who receive scholarships are deserving The two chosen for 1975 were Mark Smith and Connie Hoopingamer Chris Koher announced that plans are now finalized for the upcoming corrt and sausage roast CALLANDER INSURANCE All forms of personal and business insurance. 155 W. Market Ph. 773-4103 Nappanee
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J. R Koher reported that the date for the bus trip to Chicago to see a baseball game will be August 7. Camp set for youth Registration blanks are still available at the office of North Webster Church of God for some sessions of summer camp. The youth camps will be held at Yellow Creek Lake. Camp dates are: July 7-11. 13 year olds; July 14-18. 12 year olds; July 21-25, 11 year olds. July 28-31,10 year olds and July 31 through August 2, nine year olds The post high youth will attend camp August 30 through September 1. Senior citizens enjoy picnic A covered dish picnic will be held July 9 by senior citizens from North Webster Church of God Everyone plan to be there at 11 a m Meat, rolls and drink will be furnished
Church of God sponsors a Dixie Boat Sing Out’
North Webster Church of God is sponsoring a “Dixie Boat Sing Out” at 9:45 p.m.. July sth. The music department of the church is planning an hour of Gospel Music on the Dixie Boat. There will be duets, trios. Backwater Friends meet in home of Mrs. H. Bemish Mrs. Howard Bemish was hostess for the recent June meeting of Backwater Friends home extension club. Mrs. Robert Likens assisted the hostess and gave the meditation The minutes of the last meeting were read by Wanda Mickley. Mrs. Glenn Vanator gave the treasurer s report. Reports were presented by Mrs Ralph Bennett, health and safety, self cleaning ovens; Mrs. Robert Rhoades, garden remarks, planting potatoes under straw and Mrs. Doug Bowser, citizenship. The lesson entitled “Nutritional Snacks." was given by Mrs Bemish and Mrs. Likens. Roll call response was “In what food I overindulge.” New officers were installed during a candlelight ceremony. Mrs Bowser was the installing officer The new officers are: Rosie Mort — president Dixie Likens — vice president Mrs. Mickley — secretary Wanda Moser — treasurer. It was announced that there will be no meeting during July and August. The September meeting will be in the home of Mildred Gray. Youngsters enjoy . trip to park Children from North Webster Church of God enjoyed a trip to Frankee Park. Fort Wayne, on July 2. Children in grades one through five participated in the activities. Following the bus trip to Fort Wayne the children toured the zoo, sang, had a story time and picnic lunch Mary Jo Lundy and Rhea Evans were on the planning committee. j • Card party to be tonight North Webster Pythian Sisters are planning a card party to be held tonight. July 2, at the Webster Pvthian hall.
quartets and instrumental numbers. Everyone is invited to go to the shore of Webster Lake and listen to the music as the Dixie Boat passes. Mary Nine entertains for Homemakers Members of Efficient Homemakers home extension club met recently at the home of Mrs. Mary Nine. Mrs. Ruth Sheppard assisted the hostess. Mrs. Jerry Minton, vice president, opened the meeting. Group singing was enjoyed. The meditation ’ Daddy Is” was given by Evelyn Bowser. Viola Richcreek gave the health and safety lesson. She discussed "Immunizations.” The citizenship report “There ought to be a law” was presented by Mrs. Jerry Helvey. The lesson “Nutritional Snacks” was given by Mrs. Richcreek. Roll call response was: “What did you do on your very first date with your very first boy friend'’” Mrs. N. R. Niles gave a report on the fair board stockholders meeting “Green Thumbs", to advertise the Farmer’s Market, were distributed. New leader sesson project sheets were distributed and discussed The planning committee announced that a club picnic will be held in August at Sullivan Park. Homemakers camp was also discussed The July meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Charles Long. Orlie Black will be guest speaker He will discuss and demonstrate arts and crafts projects. The meeting closed with group singing of the club prayer song. Dungans entertain at church social Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dungan, Lake Tippecanoe, were hosts for the get acquainted ice cream social sponsored by Parish Number 5 of First Presbyterian church. Warsaw. The event was held June 22 from 3 till 5 p.m. Homemade ice cream and assorted cakes were served. There are approximately 45 families living in the Parish 5 area.
Beta Psi sorority holds election Beta Psi chapter of Lambda Chi Omega sorority met recently at Camelot Hall. North Webster. Ejection of officers was held. The new officers will be installed eh the July meeting. Discussion was held concerning the fall convention to be held at Nashville. A committee was elected to investigate charity projects in connection with the new Kosciusko county hospital. Mrs Charles Haney served refreshments Pythian Sisters hold friendship night June 23 1 Friendship night was sponsored June 23 by North Webster Pythian Sisters. Guests were present from
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Marion. South Bend. Mishawaka, Warsaw, Elkhart and Syracuse. Mrs. Thelma McCorkle was in charge of the short business session. Each officer introduced her guests. * Entertainment was provided by Beth Ann Spry. She sang and played the piano. A skit portraying a comedy’ take off of a regular meeting was presented by Mrs. McCorkle. Spry, Ethel Engle, Janette Bockman, Alice Kessinger, Mary Rensberger, Effie Vanator. Catherine Bause and Ermal Vanator. A salad bar was served. Golden April club meets in Cotton home - Members of Golden April home extension dub met June 24 in the home of Mrs. Ed Cotton, r 1 Leesburg. Mrs. Deb Danner was assistant hostess. The meeting opened with group singing. Mrs Karen Levitz read the meditation. The health and safety lesson was given by Bert Baker. Mrs. Levitz presented garden remarks. New officers were installed. They are: Jane Demske — president Cindy Carter — vice president Mrs. Levitz — secretary Mrs. Danner — treasurer Mrs. Janet Mishler was the installing officer. Roil call response was “Bring a poem.” Charlene Conley was guest speaker. She gave a program entitled “Stitch and knit.” It was announced that a picnic will beheld in July at the home of Mrs. Cotton. Williams family to speak at services The Williams family, missionaries to Panama, will be guest speakers at both July 13 worship services at North Webster Church of God. COMMUNITY NEWS Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Underwood. Epworth Forest, celebrated their 48th wedding anniversary on July 1. North Webster United Methodist church vacation church school will be held from August 18 through August 22 The Pastor-Parish Committee of North Webster United Methodist church is planning a reception to welcome Rev. Paul Steele and family. The reception will be held July 9 at 6 pan. William Greisinger and family, O’Fallon, Mo., spent the week aid visiting with Mrs. Myrtle Greisinger. North Webster. -NW— Karen Allen wins Spoke award at Butler INDIANAPOLIS — Karen S. Allen, r 4 Syracuse, is among 12 Butler University coeds who were honored by the university chapter of women in communications for scholastic achievement and campus leadership during the past year. Miss Allen received a Spoke award, highest junior honor given by the organization. Charlie Greene catches carp Charlie Greene of Dewart Lake a carp last week weighing 12 and three-quarter pounds. He was fishing in Dewart Lake with hot bass bait
Two sisters of Mrs. R. Marion in accident Two sisters of Mrs. Robert Marion. 400 Dolan drive, Syracuse, were hospitalized as the result of injuries sustained in a car-truck accident at the junction of roads 30 and 13 near Pierceton at 1:27 p.m. Friday. The Marions are managers of the Ben Franklin store in Syracuse. The two girls are Judy Bellah. 22. and Vicki Bellah. 20. both of Kokomo, driving a 1971 Dodge south on road 13. when a pick-up truck driven by Sonny Ray. 39. of Pierceton, headed north on road 13. suddenly turned left in front of the Bellah car.
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The two girls were taken to the Murphy Medical Center in Warsaw where surgery was required on the arm of Judy Bellah to close a laceration. They were to be released at midweek. Both vehicles were a total wreck. Ray was ticketed for an improper turn and for driving under the influence. Former resident hospitalized after accident Chauncey Smith, six-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip (“Homer”) Smith of Warsaw, formerly of Milford. is recovering following a bicycle accident last Tuesday. The accident happened at CR 400 N and CR 150 W around 5:30
p.m. Mark A. Snider, 21, r 4 Warsaw, was driving west on 400 N and told county officer Marlin Rose he observed several bike riders coming from the south. He watched one rider who did not stop at the intersection and continued to watch him as the Smith boy rode into the side of the van. Chauncey was taken to the Parkview hospital following the accident where he was treated for a fractured jaw and lacerations. LAKELAND LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Klenke and son Gary, formerly of Fascination Place, Lake Wawasee, have moved to Englewood, Fla. They are the new owners of Lemon Bay golf course at Englewood.