The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 18, Milford, Kosciusko County, 26 May 1976 — Page 38

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., May 26.1976

I North Webster ! j By MARY LEE WILLMAN ] | R. 1 Leesburg j

Tippecanoe club is entertained

Mrs Louis Gee, Warsaw, was hostess for the May 19 meeting of Tippecanoe Township Home Extension club Martha Kussmaul assisted the hostess. The group voted to have a white elephant sale at the June meeting It was announced that the,club has been designated as an "Honor club’ by the county home extension office A certificate of recognition was on display Certificates of recognition were also presented to Ruth Boyer and Goldie Hunnicut for their participation in state wide, home extension sponsored. Bicentennial contests Thank you notes were read by Kathryn Bause, secretary. Ellen Tegarden and Pauline Youth singing group is honored at party Member? of the Youth Singing Group at North Webster United Methodist church were guests at a party held recently at the home of Mr and Mrs George Shafer Those assisting the Shafers were Mr. and Mrs Carl Holloway, Mr and Mrs Keith Henderson. Mr and Mrs Jerry Badskey and Mr and Mrs Arthur Iden

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Gunkle were welcomed as new members. Reports were given by Kathleen Weghorst. health and safety. "Pesticides;" Mrs. Frank Kurth, garden remarks, "Growing Flowers for the Bicentennial’’ and "Tips on Tomato Plants; ” Mrs Russell •Mickley. citizenship, "Observing Memorial Day". "The Dedication of Warrfer School’ and “Spring Achievement.’’ It was decided that Christian and American flags should be purchased for the officers’ table. \ The lesson "Canning and Preserving Food ” was given by Ida Hart Lillian Barker will be hostess for the June meeting UM Women plan June Breakfast North Webster United Methodist church Women are planning a "June Breakfast” to be held June I in the church dining room * Man Ellen Frost, wife of the

co-pastor of the LaPorte United Methodist church, will be guest speaker MH. Frost and her husband. Rev Tom Frost, have ’ participated in work camps in Haiti, Jamaica and at Indian Missions in New Mexico. Virginia Osborn and Margaret Frost are co-chairmen for the breakfast. They will be assisted by Audra Shinn. Helen Anderson. Sharon Martin. Agnes Douthitt and Peg Benson Devotions will be given by Carrie Switzer. Music will be provided by Diana Steele and Gloria Shipley Reservations may be made by calling the church office

Barbee Conservation club holds a spaghetti supper

Tables were decorated with spring flowers for the May 18 meeting of Barbee Conservation club The pledge to the American flag was repeated in unison Dorothy Thornburg led the group in prayer A basket of flowers were Honored after commencement Mr and Mrs Lloyd Kammerdiener of 301 North Harrison street, Syracuse, held an open house following the Sunday commencement at Wawasee high school, honoring their daughter. Tonda Kay Miller Approximately 45 relatives and fnends attended the event with.a salad bar and cake and punch being served Among the guests were the grandmothers, Mrs. Walter Etheli Miller of Elkhart. Mrs Alto (Catherine) Babcock and Mrs V.olney I Hazel) Kammerdiener, both of Syracuse. Others were from Foraker, Goshen Wakarusa. Elkhart. New Paris and Syracuse.

COMMUNITY NEWS Members of North Webster United Methodist Church who recently completed acolyte training are Liz W’altz. Mark Walker. Jennifer Steele, Lynn Slackhouse. Amy Smith. Joel Rhoades. Amy Owens, CindyKnotts and Melody Gray. Stacy E. Davis, r 1 Warsaw, has been released from WhitleyCounty hospital at Columbia City and is now recouperating at home. Stuart Joseph Brumfield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Brumfield and David Nathan Mulligan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Mulligan, were baptized during services held May 9 at North W’ebster united Methodist church.

presented to Susie Reed in honor of being the oldest mother present. A supper of spaghetti and meat balls, spring salad, sherbert and cookies were served. Frank Golden, president, entertained the group by singing an Irish ballad. Members of the supper committee were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thornburg. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Altman. Mr and Mrs. Allen Hart and Mr and Mrs. Ervin Scoville Approximately 39 members were present for the dinner meeting. The next regular meeting will be held September 21 at Barbee Conservation club building. —NW— Debra Miller is initiated into the Alpha Lambda Delta Debra Miller. Syracuse, was recently initiated into Alpha Lambda Delta, scholastic honorary for freshmen, at Indiana university. Bloomington

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