The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 39, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 October 1977 — Page 6

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AT HOME IN MILFORD— Mr. and Mrs. L. Gamal Hernandez are at home in Milford following their wedding in San Antonio Del Tachira. Venezuela, on June 14 of this year. The bride is the former Angela Jessop of Milford. Her bridegroom is from Cucuta. Colombia. Mrs. Hernandez is the daughter of Mrs. Richard McMillen of Logansport and the late K. D. Jessop. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Francisco Hernandez of Cucuta, Colombia.

Round Table Ladies see slide program on King Tut

The Ladies of the Round Table. Syracuse, met October 10, in the home of Inez Mock Assistant hostesses were Mabie Arnold and Celia Beckman. A total of 14 members and two guests were present. The guests were Jane Bolton and Marlene Pollock. A slide program on the King Tut exhibit in Chicago was presented by Nancy Nelson. Along with the slides, she used narration and a tape. It was noted that most of the items in the display were jewelry and small statues made of gold or covered with gold. Colored glass, ivory and alabaster were also used, but rarely silver. The tomb was found in 1926 and about seven years were needed to uncover the exhibit. Some child's furniture, coffins and childhood I and need help coping with/ /your pregnancy? 1 \ teH MTrNMUNT ( / Collect Al 422 ISIS Or 298 7MO 1

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items were located in the tomb, whkh noted the age of the boy's king reign from nine to 19 years of age. i The display was in Chicago the beginning of the summer. Also at the meeting, officer and committee reports were given. Blind goods were on display and for sale. Correspondence was read and the members approved all official business. The next meeting will be November 14 in the home of Jo Alford. Eagles to hold work day Oct. 29 The Lakeland Eagles Airie 3760, held a business meeting Sunday, Oct. 16. It was decided to hold a work day on Saturday, Oct 29 The day will be spent reading the post for the auxiliary installation whkh will be Sunday, Nov. 13. After whkh, a dinner and dance will be held. The next meeting of the airie will be Sunday, Nov. 6 at 10 a.m.

Retired Teachers hear William Orr The Retired Teachers of Kosciusko County met October 12 for the last meeting of the calendar year. William Orr was the speaker for the dinner the Shrine Building. He spoke-on the history of the REMC. Door frizes were distributed and new members recognized. A routine business meeting was conducted by President Likens. Leonard Barnhart talked about a bus trip to the Park County Covered Bridge Festival. Lester Davis mentioned a recent news article about Mrs. Mamie Bradock, a retired teacher. There will be a NRTA workshop in Fort Wayne on October 21. Waldo Adams reported on the historical school house and told the members to remove their articles there, if they wished. The building will be closing for the winter. BPW to have booth at bazaar The monthly meeting of the Syracuse Business and Professional Women (BPW) was held Tuesday, Oct. 10, in Foo and Faye Restaurant, Syracuse. A total of 25 members were present. After dinner, the business meeting was called to order by Mary Van Dyke, president. She read a letter inviting the club to join a bazaar to be held December 3 at the North Webster Elementary School. It was decided the club will have a table with a variety of cot-, diments. Mrs. Bonnie Bjella and Mrs. Lois Koher will be in charge of the project. The club also decided it would once again give gifts to the children at the state school in Fort Wayne at Christmas. Hostesses for the month were Freda Rinker, Marilyn Stoops and Marjorie Hemming. Door prize winner was Anna Crow. Celina Beckman, chaplain, dosed the meeting. Eta Beta Pi has Halloween meeting theme The Eta Beta Pi Sorority met in the home of Mrs. Harold Burns in South Bend on Monday, Oct. 17, for a 12:30 luncheon. The tables were decorated in a Halloween theme. The business meeting was conducted by president Maunne Garber. It was voted to make a donation to the Milford EMS. All of the ladies are formerly from Milford. The rest of the afternoon was spent in playing bridge with prizes gdtag to Katherine Price. Edna Heckaman. Iva Neff and Irene Anglin The November meeting will be November 12 in the home of Edna Heckaman at Lake Wawasee. Syracuse drivers in minor accident Cars driven by Cheryl J. Rodriguez. 812 South Front. Syracuse and Glenn H. Rosenquist. r 4 box 118 Syracuse, were involved in a minor accident at the intersection of Pearl and Harrison Streets in Syracuse at 9:14 p m Thursday. Oct 13. Damage was estimated at $250 to the Rodriguez car. No damage was estimated for the Rosenquist car.

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Indiana WCSC officers present 'Reach Out* program at Syracuse

The Indiana WCSC officers presented the program “Reach Out" at the Syracuse Church of God WCSC meeting held recently in the fellowship hall. A total of 16 members, five children, and 13 guests were present. State WCSC president Donna French opened the program. Officers for the state WCSC are: promotion and publicity — Joyce Shaffer. Silver Creek Church of God; spiritual life — Janice Shage, Silver Lake Church of God; stewardship — Esther Hubner, Zainesville Church of God; Christian education — Bonnie Hessler, Oak Grove Church of God; social service — Mabie Eldridge, Auburn Church of God; vice president — Nina Rockey, Anthony Wayne Church of God; secretary — Martha Crawford, Fort Wayne Church of God; and historian — Kate Hibschman, Syracuse Church of God. Mrs. Hubner spoke on time, talent and money. Mrs. Hessler spoke on education — can you read this? Mrs. Eldridge spoke on help for people — “we are one in caring and sharing,” and on

Officers elected for United Methodist Women

The Milford unit of the United Methodist Women met October 13 in the home of Mrs. Robert Brown with Mrs. James Longfellow assisting. Mrs. Dean Cousins called the meeting to order and Mrs. Longfellow gave a reading entitled “Autumn.” During the business meeting the annual Fall Bazaar was discussed. This will be held November 12 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The extension of time was made because of meals being served. The nominations committee presented the slate of officers for the coming year. The chairperson. Mrs. T. A. Miller read “The Beatitudes of a Leader” for . the officers: President — Mrs. Dean Cousins Vice president — Mrs. Everett Ownes Treasurer — Mrs. Francis Vandergrift Secretary — Mrs. Harlan Wuthrich Chairperson of nominations — Mrs. Max Duncan; secretary of program resources, Mrs. Robert Brown; chairperson of local church activities, Mrs. Robert Ruch; new mem'oer of the nominations committee, Mrs. Donald Ahms; and the following missions coordinators: Christian

'Path Between the Seas' reviewed by Wednesday Club

The Wednesday Afternoon Club of Syracuse met October 12, in the home of Mrs James Lesh. Mrs. John Pettit reviewed the book. "Path Between the Seas.” by David McCullouch. This book is a history of the building of the Panama Canal. Lucy Miles took a very unusual plant to the club to show the members. Popularly called painted cabbage. Mrs. Dan Metzler of Nappanee raised it from a seed she brought back from Arizona. Lulu Francis, a former

kits for Mentone missions. Mrs. Rockey sand the WCSC theme song, “Hand in Hand.” Mrs. French read from a passage from the Bible and a skit entitled, “I don’t count” was given by Mrs. French, Mrs. Shager and Mrs. Shaffer. The program ended with each one present joining hands in a circle while Mrs. Hessler gave a prayer. The Indiana WCSC officers are giving special programs to the various Church of God WCSC around the state. So far, five programs have been given with 14 more scheduled. Also at the WCSC meeting, the poem “Proof” was read by Mrs. Hibschman. A special prayer alert request was also given with Pauline Firestone leading in prayer. Another program, “Dedicated Hands to the Lord,” was given. Donna Wolfe opened the program and Gwen Williams led in prayer. At the close of the meeting, refreshments were served by Janet Elem and Ethel Hamilton. The next regular meeting will be November 3. Secret pals will be revealed at this time.

personhood, Mrs. Richard Roose; supportive community, Mrs. Jean Purcell; Christian social involvement, Mrs. T. A. Miller; and Christian global concerns, Mrs. Harold Wilson. The annual church conference will be this Thursday, Oct. 20, at 6:30 p.m. with a carry-in meal. The conference, itself, will begin at 7:30 p.m. “Project 40,” a mission project of the church district was discussed. It was decided to buy two shares. One share coming from the mission containers that the members have been adding to this past year and one share coming from the United Women’s treasury. Another donation of money, from the mission containers, will be given to the Hoosier Giris’ group home in Elkhart, a branch of Bashor Home. This new project will have an open house October 30. Mrs. Cousins conducted the pledge service, bringing to mind the various needs in the mission field, both at home and around the world. The next meeting will be Tuesday, Nov. 15, at 9a.m., at the church. This is a change of date because of conflict on the regular day. Refreshments were served to those present.

member of the club, and Mrs. Elma Nkcum, were guests. Mrs. James Lesh and Mrs. Deloss Weaver, hostesses, served refreshments. Word was also received that Mrs. Ruth Rapp, member, had come through her operation successfully.

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TO CELEBRATE 56th ANNIVERSARY — Rev. and Mrs. Clarence B. Fike of r 1 Milford, will observe their 56th anniversary on Saturday, Oct. 22, with an open house, from 2:36 to 5 p.m. at the fellowship hall of the Apostolic Christian Church in Milford. Mr. Fike has held pastorates of the Church of the Brethren in Dixon and Freeport, HL, and Goshen and South Bend. In semiretirement he is serving the Turkey Creek Church near Nappanee. The open house will be hasted by their sons, Ernest of Rochelle, m., and Elbert of Linden and their families.

Wawasee Bowl to host Bowl-A-Thon for ALA

Wawasee Bowl in Syracuse will host a Bowl-A-Thon for the American Lung Association of North Center Indiana on Monday, Oct 24, and Saturday, Nov. 5. Bantam, junior and senior bowlers from the American Bowling Congress will participate. Bowl-A-Thon bowlers will obtain contributions per pin prior to the bowl dates. All money the bowlers collect will go to help support the American Lung Association. The American Lung Association of North Central Indiana is a voluntary public health agency concerned with the

Wardrobe planning is lesson for Goodwill Club

Wardrobe planning was the lesson for the day for the Goodwill Extension Homemakers of Syracuse, who met in the House of Friendship Wednesday, Oct. 12. Mrs. Eldon Watkins presented the lesson. An explanation of the coloring of tree leaves was also given by Mrs. Blanche Kline during devotions. Mrs. Raymond Wilson, preskient, opened the meeting. The songs, “America the Beautiful,” and “Carry Me Back to Ole Virginia,” the song of the month, were sung. Reports were given. Mrs. Everett Darr gave a health and safety report on safety in bathtubsand showers. Mrs. Elsie Lee also gave a report on what to do with leftover seeds during SYRACUSE DRIVER HAS LICENSE SUSPENDED One person in Kosciusko County lost his license during October 3 to October 7, according to the Bureau of Motor Vehicles. John P. Wortinger, 15425 S. County Line Road, Syracuse, had his license suspended for reckless driving from August 8 to October 7.

control and prevention of lung disease. All Lung Association programs are sponsored almost entirely by donations. The organization devotes most of its time toward the control and prevention of emphysema, asthma, chronic bronchitis and dangers of air pollution and smoking. Bowlers from Wawasee Bowl participated in a Bowl-A-Thon last year, earning $1,546. This money was used to help finance a family asthma program and smoking education in the schools. Those wishing to sponsor a bowler should contact the American Lung Association in South Bend.

remarks. The citizenship report was given by Mrs. Kline. Fall luncheon for the club will be October 26. Christmas Bazaar will be November 18 and 19. Hostesses were Mrs. Eldred Mabie and Mrs. Velma LeCount.

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