The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 9, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 March 1976 — Page 5
Syracuse chapter 283 OES to install officers
Rebecca Kitson will be installed as worthy matron and P Gair Mohler will be installed as worthy patron, in an open ceremony for Syracuse Chapter No. 283 Order of the Eastern Star at 8 p.m. Saturday. March 27. in the Syracuse Masonic temple Installing officers will be Suzanne Lisor. grand conductress of the Indiana Grand chapter, installing matron. Past patron Clem Lisor. installing patron. Ava Stiver of Goshen. District Deputy district No. 20. installing marshal. Past matron Ethel Walters of Nappanee, installing chaplain. Past matron Alys Stevens of North Manchester. installing organist. Mrs Jeff Housour. installing vocalist
Syracuse beauticians attend Redken seminar in Columbus
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and past matron Mrs. Jack Stoelting. guest book attendant. Following the installation ceremony a reception will be held for the new officers by the Syracuse Past Matrons club Other officers to be installed in addition to the worthy matron and worthy patron are Mr. and Mrs Everett O. Dunn. Mr and Mrs Matthew Solomon. Mr. and Mrs Larry Haviland, Mrs . P Clair Mohlerr Mrs Keith SmalpAood. Mrs. Terry McLeod. Mrs Arthur Mabie, Mrs; Charmaine Egolf. Mrs. Robert Murray. Mrs James Kitson. Mrs Lowell Ensinger. Mrs Mildred Corson, and Mrs Anita Shumaker
broaden professional knowledge and customer service." said John E Meehan, president of the sponsoring firm Through- our educational seminars, since the company’s inception in 1960, more than 60.000 hairdressers and barber stylists in the United States and Canada have been trained to use Redken’s ‘scientific approach’ methods Twilighters meet in the Kitson home Members of the Twilighters Bunco club at Syracuse met last Wednesday evening m the home of Mrs Gene Kitson with Mrs Philip Strieby assisting Gpests were Mrs Gerald Bitner and Mrs Norman Robie High for the evening went to Mrs Donald Niles, low Mrs Bill Coburn, travel. Mrs James Mench. and door prize.. Mrs Bitner Mrs Warren Benson received birthday gifts, and Mrs Coburn, an anniversary gift A white elephant gift exchange was also held Mrs Mench wtil be hostess for the April meeting with Mrs Eugene Henning as co-hostess
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Ebenezer Ladies Aid holds meeting Seventeen members of the Ebenezer Ladies Aid met at the Syracuse residence of Mrs. Roy Wilkinson last Thursday. Mary Eunk of Warsaw was a guest Mrs. Wilkinson, president, conducted the business portion of the afternoon The remainder of the day was spent socially Mrs. Ray Wilkinson lead in devotions and along with Mrs Howard Bitner, assisted as hostesses with the president. The April meeting will be held in the Cromwell Methodist church TOPS discuss numerous forthcoming events Members of TOPS In. 106 met at the First Charter building in Syracuse Monday night for their regular weekly meeting Plans were made for members to attend area recognition day on April 14 at Hammond Officers will attend an officer workshop on March 27 in Nappanee An open discussion on the question. "Are overweight people discriminated against’" was held with a number of interesting comments made TOPS Take Off Pounds Sensibly is open to all ages, both' men and' women, with members divided into certain divisions so each member has an opportunity to receive various awards Visitors are welcome to attend the w eekly meetings.
* ENGAGED Mr and Mrs Donald I Johnson of Syracuse have announced the engagement of their daughter. Kathleen Elaine, to Edward Warren Read, son of Mrs. Betty Musall Read and Raymond Ross ‘Read of Monticello. Miss Johnson graduated from Syracuse Christian high school in 1975. Her fiance is a 1972 graduate of Twin Lakes high school in Monticello. The weddinu will take place in (ktober 1976. LAKELAND LOCAL Mrs Arden F Patricia Bettes and daughters Tracy. 5, and Melissa. 3. of Fort Leonard Wood. MO., spent the week end visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Daniel Miller of Bonar Lake Mr Bettes was scheduled to leave his base today Wed nesday for Ansbach. Germany, where he will be on active duty, and Mrs Bettes and her children hope to follow m several months
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■r WRf ■■ WK I - NEW OES OFFICERS — Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ritter are shown above with their corps of officers ’ following their installation last Thursday night as matron and patron of the Kosciusko chapter 160. Order ofthe Easter Star. Milford. In the front row from left are Mrs. Joe O. Estep, junior past worthy matron and installing officer; Joe O. Estep, junior past worthy patron and installing officer; Mrs. Ritter, the new worthy matron; Walter Ritter, the new worthy patron; Mrs. W. W. Free, associate matron; Paul Kizer, associate patron; and Mrs. James Longfellow, conductress. In the second row are Mrs. Roscoe Coy. warder; Mrs. C. D. Barnes, installing organist: Mrs. Pete Melendez. Martha; Mrs. Robert Reed, secretary. Mrs. Leonard Greer. Adah; and Leonard Greer, sentinel. In back are Mrs. Leonard Kline. Ruth; Mrs. Allen Brunjes, associate conductress; Mrs. Robert Brooks, installing chaplain: Mrs. C. J. Myers, installing marshal; Mrs. Stanley Scott, treasurer; and Mrs. Lester Purcell, chaplain.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ritter are installed Thursday at Milford
Kosciusko chapter 160. Order of the Eastern Star, imet on March 18 for the installation of officers for the new year Installed as w orthy matron and worthy patron were Mr and Mrs Walter Ritter Other officers installed are the following: Elise Free — associate matron Paul Kizer associate patron Julia Reed — secretary Betty Scott — treasurer Bernice Longfellow — con ductress Cheryl Brunjes associate conductress Jean Purcell chaplain Robert Beer — marshal Gladys Coy warden Evelyn Fisher organist Leonard Greer — sentinel Shirley Greer Adah Joan Kline Ruth Janet Richardson — Esther Scerita Melendez — Martha Amy Purdum is in rock-a-thon HANOVER. Amy Purdum of Syracuse was one of over 70 sorority members at Hanover college who participated m last week end’s rock-a thon" to benefit the Heart Fund Students manned nocking chairs for 18 consecutive hours in order to raise several hundred dollars for the charity The daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles is a member of the college s junior panhellenic council which sponsored the philanthropic event She is also a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority
Jacki Beer — Electa Past matron and past patron. Joe and Anna 4£step served as installing matron and patron, with the help of Betty Myers as installing marshal. Ann Brooks as installing chaplain and Bernice Barnes as installing organist. The new worthy patron invited
Alpha Nu meets at Syracuse, has Bicentennial program
Members of the Alpha Nu chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma met recently at Foo and Faye’s in Syracuse where they dined on the Chinese specialties. After the business meeting concerning the slate of new officers and new members, the teachers were treated to a program through song and narration The "Star Spangled Spectacular” cwas presented by the talented fifth graders who
Kappa Omicorns elect new sorority officers
Airelection of officers was held at the Thursday night meeting of the Kappa Omicron chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at Syracuse. The meeting was held in the home of Miss Colleen Coy Ensuing officers are: President — Mrs Richard Plikerd Vice-president — Mrs Jay Miller Brenda Wilson honored with linen shower Brenda Wilson of r 2 Milford was honored at a linen shower recently m the home of Mrs Glen Pinkerton Prizes were won by Mrs Charles Teeple and Miss Wilson Gifts were found under an umbrella decorated table Mrs Elmer Rapp. Cindy Rapp and Mrs Dennis Pinkerton assisted and served ice cream cake, cookies, nuts, coffee and tea Brenda, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Wilson of Milford, will become the bride of Fred. Ewing, son of Mr arid Mrs John Pence of Muncie, on April 10.
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everyone to the dinner room tor refreshments served from tables decorated in the Bicentennial motif. Serving were Mrs. Jean Purcell and Mrs. Frank Anderson Guests from Mentone, Leesburg and Syracuse were present.
compose the Syracuse elementary choir under the direction of Virginia Ditmer The youthful singers, attired in blue robes, began with a processional that presented the stars and stripes of our country soon followed by the singing of the national anthem The next meeting of Alpha Nu will be held May 1 at the Culver Inn with special guests, the Alpha Sigma chapter
Recording secretary — Mrs K G Plikerd Treasurer — Mrs Dave Griffith Corresponding secretary — Miss Coy During the business meeting presided over by Mrs. Griffith, it was noted that there is no time available on a local television station for announcing of the forthcoming style show Hearing Device Mrs Thomas Hoover reported a hearing device was needed by a school student and that further details are forthcoming from the school The ntual of jewels ceremony was held for Miss Coy . Program for the evening was given by the Village Artist of Clarksville at North Webster She gave a verbal tour of Clarksville, telling of the history of the buildings and gave a demonstration of how she paints greeting cards which are sold there The meeting closed m usual form and refreshments were served by Mrs. Leonard Livengood The April 1 meeting will be in the home of Mrs Richard Keim with Mrs Charles Koser serving refreshments.
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Theta Sigma to bring performing arts to area
The Theta Sigma chapter of the Psi lota Xi sorority of North Webster held its March 9 meeting in the home of Mrs. Mike Mulligan. The special guest of the evening was Joseph Hale of the Indiana Arts Commission. Mr. Hale explained to the members how-they could set up a college concert tour of the performing arts. Plans are to have a performance this spring and possibly four during the 1976-77 school year. In this way the Theta Sigma chapter may be able to
Wednesday club has cut glass program
Mrs. John Sudlow was hostess for the meeting of the Wednesday Afternoon club last week with 16 members responding to roll call. Mrs. Max Angfin entertains for Leesburg club The Leesburg Home Ec club met in the home of Mrs. Max Anglin last Wednesday evening. Mrs. Don Boggs was co-hcfctess. The club opened in regular form. Devotions on "Time" were given by Mrs. Herschel Albert. The health and safety remarks were given by Mrs. Chester .Albert on choking and what to do. The garden remarks were on planting peas and lettuce now and tomatos later and were given by Mrs. Emra Stookey Mrs. Charles Smoker gave the citizenship report on "Freedom." The culture arts lesson was on Saint Patrick and was given by Mrs Anglin. Roll call was naming a man who has been listed in history. Fifteen members; one new member. Miss Faye Hollar; and one guest. Mrs Larry Polk , were in attendance. .An election of officers was held with the following being chosen: President — Mrs. Chester Albert Vice president — Mrs \erl Groce Secretary — Mrs. Emra Stookey Assistant secretary — Mrs. .Anglin Treasurer — Mrs. Morris Huffman Assistant secretary — Mrs. Boggs The lesson on crock pot cookery was given by Mrs. Charles Smoker She prepared a beef casserole with noodles to be used for lunch. Mrs. Hugh McCann and Mrs Herschel Albert won the door prizes. Mrs. McCann was celebrating her birthday and was presented a cake which was also served during the lunch Also served were salad, mints and nuts. Betty Smith will be hostess for the April 21 meeting. Van driver eludes law An attempt to cite a driver for running a stop sign in Syracuse last week end resulted in a high speed chase by Kosciusko county officers, with driver of the van and passengers eluding the law County officer Tom Kitch reported the van running a stop sign on Indiana 13 at the south edge of Syracuse, and attempted to stop the driver. The van driver, however, sped away at speeds up to 85 miles an hour before abandoning the vehicle at the south end of Waco drive. Lake Wawasee The vehicle was impounded and a small amount of marijuana and beer were found inside
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bring the cultural arts to the Lakeland school community. Delegates to the up-coming northeast district meeting of the Psi lota Xi are Mrs. Luther Allen, president and Mrs. Jay Boyer, treasurer. The meeting will be held on April 24 in the Presbyterian church at Elkhart. The sorority is also in the process of selling geraniums for spring. The delivery date will be May 5. The selling deadline is April 15. Money collected on the sales will be used for area charity projects.
Helen Thomas was a guest. Mrs. Dean Pittman presided for the business portion of the afternoon at which time it was decided the club would plant another Magnolia tree at the city park. Mrs. Sudlow presented an informative program on cut glass and Mrs. Robert Mauzy gave the , history of American glass. The April 14 meeting will be in the home of Mrs. Fred O. Clark. PLAN SUMMER WEDDING — Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kruger, r 1 North Webster, announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia to Rusty Hayden, North Webster, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Hayden, White Pigeon, Mich. The bride-elect will graduate from Wawasee high school this year. She is employed at North Webster Products. The bride groom -elect graduated from Wawasee high school in 1975. He is employed at. Maple City Tool and Dye. Syracuse. A summer wedding is being planned. Island Chapel I MW sets goals for the year The Island Chapel United Methodist Women met in the church annex Wednesday evening. March 17. Devotions were given by Irene Hollar and the business was conducted by the president. Maxine Biller. The month of February the ladies rhade 17 lap robes and sent them to Guatemala The goals for the coming year are More prayerand Bible study, learn more about certain phases of mission work, develop better fellowship, more fellowship, better attendance, j look to the future and don’t dwell on the past. The program was given by Margarite Burke She showed and told of her and Dr Burke’s work in Nigeria Mrs Harvey Hollar was the hostess
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