The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 22, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 June 1976 — Page 16

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed.. June 23. 1976

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I North Webster ' I* By MARY LEE WILLMAN | I R. 1 Leesburg j

'Rose for Friendship' night at Church of God

North Webster Church of God will celebrate “Rose For Friendship” night at 7:30 p nt. June 27. Special music will be provided

Church of Brethren has anniversary party

An anniversary party was held June 13 in the fellowship room at North Webster Church of the Brethren Rev Paul Shneder gave the opening prayer He read from I Corinthians 13:44. A carry-in supper was served The program theme for the evening was: “Life, Love. Marriage. Home. Country. Church and Fun ” Annette Mock sang: “Oh Perfect Love." "Because." and “Oh Promise Me.” There was group singing of the song "Love Devine." Wedding vows were repeated by 12 couples Rev. Shrieder officiated A duet composed of Florence Shock and Joe Shock sang "The Savior Can Solve Every Problem ” D Mans Miller gave a reading entitled “Home” There was group singing of “My Country Tis Os Thee ” Sandy Adams read a history of the church A male quartet featuring Joe

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by the Senior Citizens choir. The message will be delivered by Rev Foudy. Each Senior Citizen present will be presented with a rose

Barrett. Everett Peters. Paul Shrieder and Joe Shock, sang "The Little Brown Church In The Valley" and "Memories, How They Linger ” Jane Cassell gave a reading entitled “Fun At The Ball Game.” The benediction was given byMr Barrett Mr and Mrs Harry Miller and Mr and Mr Russell Adams were chairmen for the evening. VBS plans discussed by Barbee Ladies Plans for Vacation Bible school were discussed during the recent meeting of Barbee Ladies Chnstian Service The meeting opened with group singing Osha Bragg played the piano Sue Hasse was asked to give a biographical sketch of a famous Bible character She selected the apostle Peter lessons m the study book were

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completed. A new series of lessons, prepared by Rev. Bryce Foster, will be studied and discussed They will cover the books of I and II Peter. Following the business session the ladies cleaned the church building. Miss Lisa Hasse was a guest. Lillian Barker hostess for the Tippy Twp. club Lillian Barker was hostess for the June 16 meeting erf Tippecanoe Township Home Extension club Kathleen Weghorst assisted the hostess Cultural arts were discussed by Goldie Hunnicutt. She told about Gene Stratton Porter and Indian Lore Mrs Weghorst told about attending school with Mr Porter’s nephew. Mrs. Porter would sometimes visit the class and tell the students nature stories Mrs Frank Kurth presented garden remarks. Her topic was "Roses " A group discussion of "Rose For Friendship” week followed. The citizenship lesson was given by Mrs Russell Mickley She discussed Independence Day Celebrations and the saving of the Liberty Bell during the American Revolution She also displayed old pictures of area events and businesses A carry-in dinner was served at noon During the afternoon business session the books were audited by Hazel Cleaver and Nema Collins. Plans were finalized for a theater party to be held in August. Opal Esch gave a report of the state conference at Purdue Mrs Ervin Scoville presented information on a group tour of Eli Lilly Co.. Indianapolis. Secret pal gifts and cards were distributed. Secret pal names were revealed and new names drawn The door prize was presented to Mildred Brady. Sadie Reynolds was elected to replace secretary-elect Margaret Welker, who is moving away. The group voted to hold the August meeting in a local restaurant. Installation of officers was held The new officers are. Mrs Kurth — president Mary Lou Cotton — vide president Mrs. Reynolds — secretary Catherine Bouse — treasurer Mrs Weghorst was the installing officer. A white elephant sale was held. Mrs Bouse served as auctioneer. Mrs Esch will be hostess for the July meeting. A carry-in salad bar will be served. Mrs Brady will assist the hostess.

FIRST PLACE - Kathy Koenigshof, 18 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Koenigshof. r 1 Pierceton, has won first place in the state “Talents For Christ” piano competition held recently at Kokomo. There were approximately 15 contestants participating in the event. Kathy is flying to Seattle. Wash., today (June 23) to compete at the national level during the 45th annual GARB conference of the General Association of Baptist churches. She will be performing at the Seattle Opera House and will be required to play a classical composition and a hymn arrangement. She will then be given a hymn and classical music to be played on sight. Kathy b a 1976 Wawasee high school graduate. She graduated with honors, received the Wawasee high scool music department piano award and was presented with the Hoosier Scholar award. This fall Kathy will be a freshman student at Grand Rapids Baptist college. Grand Rapids. Mich., where she will major in music. She is a member of Fellowship Baptist church. Warsaw, and plays the piano for the church choir. WCTU has patriotic meeting North Webster Anna Bowers Chapter of Women’s Christian Temperance Union met recently at North Webster Church of the Brethren' Devotions were given by Mary Wilcoxson Her topic was “Appreciation Os Our National Heritage.” She read from John 23:10; James 1:5; and I Kings 3:5-14. Betty Barrett discussed the Indiana state flag. She read some of its history, gave a lesson on flag waving and etiquette and showed pictures depicting different ways to properly display the flag. Oma Likens was named as Christian Outreach devotional leader. The closing prayer was given by Mrs, Barrett and Mrs. Wilcoxson

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Women's Fellowship has annual picnic, election

Sharon Richcreek was hostess for the annual picnic of the Women’s Fellowship from North Webster Church of the Brethren held recently. Election of officers was held. Mrs. Lock was reelected president. Sandy Adams was elected as secretary-treasurer and vice president. Dorothy Richcreek. Virginia Penn and Jane Cassell were named as proaid directors Members of the emergency committee are Betty Lou Shock.

Efficient Homemakers meet with Hannah Payne

Efficient Homemakers Heme Extension club members met June 17 in the home of Hannah Payne. Linda Stookey assisted the hostess The meeting opened with a demonstration of the facilities and equipment of the North Webster Mobil Emergency unit. Dan Conkling. Gary Hill and Bob likens explained the operation of the vehicle. Devotions entitled “Sweet Hour Os Prayer" were given by Rhea Evans Garden remarks were presented by Vera Zirker. The citizenship lesson “Ways to spend a week end in Indiana” Summer UM camp schedule is announced The dates for the summer camping program have been announced by North Webster United Methodist church. They are: July 18-24. senior high institute; June 27-July 1, freshmen thing; July 25-31, boys and girls who will enter grades five and six this fall; Aug 8-14, junior high Camp Adventure For further information contact Mr. and Mrs. Keith Henderson or the church office Joe Barretts entertain for Home Builders The Home Builders Sunday school class from North Webster Church of the Brethren held a party recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Barrett. Minutes of the last meeting were read by Betty Shock Joe Barrett gave devotions. He read from Hebrews 4:1-16. Mrs Everett Peters assisted Mrs. Barrett with the refresh ments The rest of the evening was spent enjoying games and group singing

Roena Grimm and Ruth Rose. Lois Royer and Violet Shrieder are to be on the nominating committee. Eva Lock was in charge of the business session. Sandy Adams read the minutes of the last meeting. Jane Cassell gave a report on the Timbercrest Auxiliary and the support needed for their projects. Following the meeting the group adjourned to the church to mark items for a rummage sale.

was discussed by Betty Ganger. The lesson on “Food Preservation" was given by Mrs. Zirker. Installation of officers was held. The new officers are: Betty Lou Shock — president Viola Richcreek — vice president Pearl Baugher — secretary Betty Lewallen — treasurer Linda Taylor was welcomed as a new member. Myra Turner was a guest. Mrs. Jerry Helvey will be hostess for the July meeting. Barbee Busy Bees are entertained in Clark home Barbee Busy Bees home extension club members met June 11 in the home of Mrs. Jesse Clark. Mrs. Arthelma Marvin assisted the hostess. Devotions entitled "A Good Day” were given by Mrs. Don Richards. She also gave the health and safety lesson on “Hypertension.” A group discussion was held concerning gardening procedures and hints. A report of the recent county sponsored trip to Chicago was given by Karleen Richards and Mrs Marvin. An auction of favorite recipes was held. Irene Reagan served as auctioneer. The July meeting will be held in the home of Mrs Richards. Strawd Marvin is honored at birthday party Strawd Marvin, Barbee Lake, was guest of honor at a surprise birthday party held recently at his home. There were 64 friends and family members present from Milan, Dundee and Romeo. Mich., Grandridge. Watseka and Sheldon, Ill.; Lebannon. Frankfort, Spencerville. Peru, Goshen,

Hobart. ~ Lagro. North Webster and Barbee. Country’ and western music was provided by “Jay and the Ramrods.” A carry-in dinner was served picnic style. The food table was decorated in keeping with a Bicentennial theme. The guest of honor was presented with gifts and a photo album signed by everyone present. Pictures of those attending and the days activities were taken. The photos will be placed in the album. Two birthday cakes were served One cake, baked by Mrs. Louise Tyler. Jr., was decorated with a camping scene. The other cake was a gift from Mr. Marvin’s fellow employees. It featured a large crown, red and white icing and a “King For A Day " theme. COMMUNITY NEWS The Come-Join-Us Sunday school class from North Webster United Methodist church is planning a “Strawberry Festival” to be held June 29. North Webster United Methodist church adult Bible class will meet at 1:30 p m.. June 29 in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Churchill. A retreat scheduled for the week end of July 16.17 and 18, is being planned by Senior High Youth from North Webster Church of God. Junior high youth from North Webster Church of God are going

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to the "Dunes” on July 24. The Children’s Group from North Webster Church of God built a float for the Mermaid Festival “Kiddie Parade.” Young people from North Webster Church of God are planning to attend the International Youth Convention to be held August 5-8 at Cincinnati, Ohio. Rev. Paul Evans, North Webster Church of God, was in Anderson on Wednesday and Thursday of last week attending a camp meeting. —NWSemi and car collide in intersection A semi, driven by William L. Gross, 49, of Leesburg collided with a car driven by Walter Harris. 69. of Muncie as they were both driving west on East Market St.. Warsaw, on Wednesday, June 16. The mishap occurred when Gross attempted to turn right onto Detroit St. Not seeing the car to his right he had veered out into the left lane to make the turn Harris thinking the semi had stalled turned right and his car was hit by the semi. Damages to the car were $420. No apparent damage was done to the semi.