The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 25, Milford, Kosciusko County, 13 July 1977 — Page 6

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed , July 13,1977

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Community Corner

r j J* 7 I I * ii MR. AND MRS. JAMES L. STAHIImAN

Nancy Cumberland, James Stahlman married in Turkey Creek Church

Nancy Jo Cumberland of Milford and James Lyle Stahlman of Wakarusa exchanged vows in the Turkey Creek Church of the Brethren at 6 o’clock on the evening of July 2. The new Mrs Stahlman is the daughter of Mrs. Mary Gander lock of Milford. The bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs. Kenneth L. Stahlman of Saint Mary's. Ohio. I The double-ring ceremony was preformed in the presence of approximately 100 guests by Rev. Clarence B Fike, pastor of the church. The altar was decorated with summer flowers, palms, candlelabras and blue bows marked the pews Diane Fervida of Elkhart served as organist Mrs Dan Smith of Nappanee, sang. "’O Perfect Love," "One Hand. One Heart," and "The Wedding Prayer." The bride and bridegroom walked down the aisle together Her high necked gown was made of candlelight jersey and featured a cape effect created by the self-ruffle edging the Vshaped lace bib. She wore a matching ribbed picture hat tritnmed with organza and featuring a rose applique She carried a bouquet of crescent shape with blue carnations, blue star flowers and preserved and need help coping with/ your pregnancy’ 1 CaHBNmMMMT < Collect At 422 1818 0 288 7MO I

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baby’s breath accented with an ivory linen ribbon. Mrs. Jahet Chiddister of Milford was matron of honor. Her full-skirted (own was of blue knit and was toiped with an elbow length cape of flowered organza. She wore a matching ribbed picture hat gnd carried a nosegay of summer |flowers in shades of blue, green, yellow and lavender. Trisha Cumberland, daughter of the bride, and Christopher Smith of Syracuse, nephew of thebride, served as flower girl and ringbearer. Trisha wore a sleeveless blue knit dress with a double cape collar of lace, trimmed uj organza and a halo of summer flowers She carried a white lace basket of summer flowers. ! Gary Weber of Wakarusa served as best man Ushers were Rodney Chiddister of Milford and Dennis Smith of Syracuse. The mother of the bride wore a floor-length gown of mint green topped wi|h a short floral jacket. The mother of the bridegroom wore a frock of beige and navy jersey gathered in front with a matching belt. Both wore corsages of carnations with blue and green star flowers respectively. Reception A reception followed at the church Miss Sandy Truex of Etna and Miss Louann Michael of Syracuse served. Mrs. Sharon England of Syracuse and Mrs. Sandy Poort of Milford were in charge of gifts , A special head table for the wedding party was decorated with summer flowers and can dleabra.

i . Following a short wedding trip the couple is residing in Nappanee. The bride is a graduate of Wawasee High School. She attended Manchester College and was a bookkeeper at The Papers Incorporated. Milford, prior to her wedding. The bridegroom is a graduate of Grover Hill High School, Ohio, and Tampa College in Florida. He is a welder at Holiday Rambler in Wakarusa and a member of the United States Parachuting Association. New officers elected Election of officers was held at the meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 223, Syracuse.. Tuesday night. June 28. New officers include: President — Robin Dust First vice president — Margaret Nichols Second vice president — Muriel Noe Third vice president — Mary Kistler Corresponding secretary — susan Myrick Recording secretary — Lucy Kroh Treasurer — Connie Salina i Chaplain — Olive Bushong Historian — Linda Jones Sergeant-at-arms — Agnes Stiffler Parliamentarian — Alice Kline Reports were given by the treasurer on community service and Americanism. The charter was decorated in the memory of Hattie Cripe and Helen Frushour. Agnes Stiffler also gave a report on her recent visit to Scotland to visit her brother. Hostesses for the evening were Mary Jane Deardorff. Rosemary LeCount and Betty Leamon. Paulus featured . in national trade magazine Cecil Paulus, a North Webster well drilling business owner, has been featured in the national trade magazine “Water Well Journal*’ this month. Paulus has been in the well drilling business for 23 years and employs son Chris as a driller and wife Doris as a bookkeeper. The article details how after Paulus heard about plastic water well casings at a national convention- several years ago, decided to use it in his business. He says he believes he was the first in Indiana to “make it work.” Paulus says the technique for using the plastic pipe was determined by trial and error He commented the installation is easier now than when be began using the pipe. In the story, Paulus offered some tips on the installation of the pipe to other well drillers Mrs. B. N. Sharp is hostess for Missionary Society The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Brethren Church of Milford met with Mrs. B. N. Sharp on the evening of July 7. President Mrs. Herbert Stump opened the meeting with prayer and presided over the business. Roil call was answered by two guests. June Laudeman and Letha Kasper A thank you note was read from the Flora Brethren home for the 15 lap robes the societymade and sent to the home. A going away fellowship was planned for Rev. Boyd and family for Saturday evening. July 16. at 7 p m The entire church is invited Refreshments will be served. Leader for the lesson, Mrs. Inez Phend. gave “His Forgiveness is Certain”. She opened with a 4th of July prayer and used the topics “God’s Promises to Me.” and “His Certain Forgiveness.” Scripture was from 1 John 1:9 and 10. She dosed with the poem “What God Hath Promised.’’ All then repeated the WMS benediction Refreshments were served by the hostess at the close of the evening. , The next meeting will be ” August 4 in the home of Katheryn Patterson.

Salvation Healing Miracle TENT REVIVAL Hear Evangelist PAUL HAMMAOND From Tuc*on Arizona 7:45 NIGHTLY, NOW THROUGH JULY 24 At Peddlers Village On Highway 33 Between Goshen And Elkhart Under The Big Blue Tent For All People Os All Churches Prayer For The Sick In Every Service

Webster, Conrad vows said in Tinley Park, 111., UM Church

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Conrad have returned from their honeymoon trip to the Hawaiian Islands. The couple exchanged wedding vows on Saturday, June 11, in the United Methodist Church, Tinley Park, 111. The bride, the farmer Miss Kimberly Ruth Webstar, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Webster of Tinley Park, Hl. Her husband is the son of Mrs. Dorllas Kline of Syracuse and Francis Conrad, Albion. A cascade of orchids, roses, carnations and baby’s breath decorated the altar for the double-ring ceremony performed by Rev. William Mace. Gown Os Satin Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a long sleeve A-line empire waisted gown made of satin. The sweetheart neckline bodice and skirt border were overlayed with country lace. To accent the dress, a chapel length mantilla veil, was used with the country lace border. The dress was designed and made by Augie Galvan, a friend of the bride. Miss Susan Hallahan of Tinley Park served as a maid of honor Bridesmaids were Mrs. Mark Jensen of Hoffman Estates, Ill.; Miss Denise Ebeling of Tinley Park, Ill.; and Miss Stacy Kline, Syracuse, sister of the bridegroom. Her attendants were identically attired in gowns of peach crepe with matching flowered voile capes. Each carried a basket of daisies, roses and baby’s breath. Michael Smith of Syracuse served as best man. Groomsmen were Kent Thomas of Dunlap; Doug Webster of Tinley Park, a brother of the bride, and Jeffrey Spitler. Syracuse, nephew of the bridegroom. Michelle Hug, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hug of Tinley Park, served as flower girl; and Michael Wagner, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wagner of Palos Hills, 111., was ring bearer. Organist was Russell Sparger of Homewood. 111., Delores Dunham of Woodridge, 111., was soloist. Reception Follows A reception followed at Tinley Park American Legion Home with dance music provided by the Rich Ristau Band The bride graduated from Tinley Park High School and Eastern Illinois University with a bachelor of science degree in education. She will be teaching thirOgrade at Mentone in the fall. The bridegroom is a graduate

Flower show plans drawn up

The Syracuse-Wawasfee Garden Club will hold a standard placement flower show on July 28. at the home of Mrs Ralph Gingaman on Pickwick Road. The show will be entitled, “Back Home in Indiana.” The public is invited to attend the show between the hours of 2 pjn. to 8 pm. The “Back Home in Indiana” ribbon will be given the entry chosen as the favorite of the public. To Select Area Each exhibitor will select the area in the home for her entry and it will be judged according to suitability for that particular spot. A few of the categories for the artistic design division include: Bridge played by Tippy ladies Mrs. H. W. Phillips. Mrs. William Johnson and Mrs. Robert Rink served as hostesses for Ladies Bridge Chib play at Tippecanoe Lake Country Cub last Wednesday. July 6. Winners included Mrs. Chester Cooley. Mrs. Karl Freese. Mrs Ervin Niemann. Mrs. James Chase, Mrs. George Rea, Mrs. Arthur DeWispelaere and Mrs Dale Brown. . Also Mrs. Phil Appenheim. Mrs. Paul Penn, Mrs G W. Stalter. Mrs William Fiedeke and Mrs. Charles Suntheimer

Fl MR. AND MRS. STEPHEN CONRAD of Syracuse High School and served four years in the United States Navy. He is employed at Bishop’s Wawasee Boat Company, Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad are now residing at Syracuse. Named chairmen of Swim-along Cyndi Thornburg and Mrs. Fred Hapner of Gamma Sigma Sorority, Syracuse, were named chairmen this week of a Swimalong to raise funds for cystic fibrosis to be held at Wawasee Prep on August 6. The announcement came from Lawrence D. F rutkin. president of the Indiana state chapter of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. The Gamma Sigma Sorority will be conducting the Swimalong to raise funds which will support research and care for children affected by cystic fibrosis, severe asthma, chronic bronchitis, bronchiectasis and other related lung-damaging diseases. * Cystic fibrosis, an incurable disease, is inherited by one in every 1,500 babies bom in the United States. Those wishing to swim in the Swim-along should contact either Mrs. Hapner or Mrs. Thornburg. Registration announced The Community Nursery School of Syracuse has announced they will be starting its fall program on Tuesday. September 13. Children are eligible if they are four years of age on or before September 1. To register, contact Jean Amos.

Candlelight’s shining bright, reflections, thru’ the fields I used to roam, and moonlighting. The horticulture division will include vegetables and flowers grown by the exhibitor, as well as potted plants. A few categories in this division are: Down on the farm. In the flower garden. In the parlor. In the schoolroom. Educational exhibits are being prepared by Miss Priscilla Rhode on geraniums grown from seed, and by Mrs. Don Reynolds on bird study. 4

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Hears Young speak Mrs. Dorothy Williams, Milford, recently attended the annual Church of the Brethren Conference in Virginia, where she heard United Nations Ambassador Andrew Young speak. As a representative from the Bethel Church of the Brethren, Mrs. Williams heard Young speak of his days at Camp Alexander Mack, Waubee Lake. It was there he said he experienced brotherhood and nonviolence. Another Milfordian, Mrs. Art (Dorothy) Gall, was the roommate of Jean Childs at Manchester College, who later became Young’s wife. Mrs. Gall remembers be had a pastorate during the summer in Marion, Ala., where Miss Childs lived. Young at that time as a minister in the Church of Christ. Mrs. Gall said Young journeyed to Manchester College in 1953, to see Miss Childs, who was designated May Queen, and again in 1954 to attend her graduation. MEET RED SKELTON Mrs. Harvey Hollar, Betty and Noma aqd Mrs. Cloye Stone were in South Bend on Thursday and met comedian Red Skelton who was in the area for a plate show. Dippon given party Chad Alan Dippon was guest of honor at a birthday party Sunday evening at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Dippon, rural Milford, in celebration of his third birthday on Mondav. A cook-out was held prior to the party and opening of gifts. Assorted balloons decorated the party area. In addition to his parents, others attending the event were Chad’s brother and sister, C. W. and Crista; his greatgrandmother, Mrs. Earl Treadway of Syracuse; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Dippon of Milford and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Searfoss, Syracuse; Paul Boddiger of Milford; Mr. and Mrs. Max Anglin, Milford; and Sandi Fisher, Syracuse. Communion to be observed at the Bethel Church The Bethel Church of the Brethren in Milford will observe communion service in the morning worship service at 10 a.m. on July 17. This announcement came this week from the deacons of the church. Larry Snider is chairman of the group. Communion is observed quarterly at the church with the spring and fall communions being the full love feast and foot washing and the others bong bread and cup communion and a part of the retular morning worship on the dates which are chosen. All interested persons are welcome to attend and join with members of the church in the worship experience. Rev. A. P. Wenger is interim pastor.

Senior citizens enjoy carry-in dinner Sunday

The Milford Senior Citizens met in the fire station on Sunday, July 10, with a good attendance for the carry-in dinner. Table grace was given by Rev. Prizer from Warsaw. The tables were decorated by Gladys Coy in a patriotic theme. The business meeting was conducted by President Coy. She reported a total of 306 persons visited the Chatter Box in June and another donation was given to the EMT. There were 43 persons who had their blood pressure checked on July 2. Georgia Buster from Syracuse gave a report on the REAL

Salem BY MRS. HERB MOREHOUSE

Church picnic at Shivelys Some 75 persons enjoyed the annual church picnic held at the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Max Shively and son Dennis. Horseshoe, dart games and softball was enjoyed after the picnic dinner. Sunday morning services at New Salem “It is Well With My Soul” was sung Sunday morning during the worship hour by Mrs. Irwin Miller and Mrs. Dan Smith, accompanied by Mr. Smith. Pastor Miller’s morning message, “God’s Election and our Salvation” was taken from John 6:35-51. Assist at Press Tuesday Those assisting at the World Missionary Press Tuesday evening were Mr. and Mrs. John Plank; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mathews; Mrs. Zona Deeter; Mrs. Dale Morehouse; Mrs. Edwin Meek, Lorraine and Sharon; Mrs. Earl Kammerer, Cindy and Kay; Nelson Morehouse; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morehouse; and Reg Blackburn. Homemade ice cream, krispy squares, fruit topping and fruit were enjoyed after the work period. COMMUNITY NEWS Dennis Shively entertained recently with a fish supper for Ron and Randy Wildman. The 23 young people enjoyed a

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services in Syracuse. She urged more people from Milford to attend since a bus will come to Milford to pick up people who want to go to the meals. A bus will be going to the county fair on July 26 and to the state fair on August 25. Anyone wanting to go to either fair should contact Amanda Davisson. The meeting was closed by a patriotic reading by Evelyn Ora. A group from the Christian Church will entertain at the August meeting. The remainder of the afternoon was spent in playing games.

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