The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 44, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 November 1978 — Page 5

North Webster News

Christmas items tagged by Chit Chat members

Christmas bazaar items were tagged during the November 14 meeting of Chit Chat Extension Homemakers Club. The meeting was held at the home of Mary Lou Cindrich. Roll call response was, “What I brought for the holiday auction.” It was announced that Christmas gifts for mental patients were to be handed in by November 18. A craft lesson was taught by Carol Landrigan. She demonstrated how to make a straw scarecrow to be used as a cen-

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terpiece or a door decoration. A Christmas dinner party is planned for December 9. It will be held at a local restaurant. A gift exchange is planned. Secret pa! names will be revealed and new secret pal names drawn. An auction of holiday items was held, with Mary Lou Whitehead as auctioneer. The door prize was presented to Janet Kirkpatrick. ATTEND FAMILY BIRTHDAY PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Tom Willman,

Leesburg, attended a family birthday party held November 12 at Marion. Guests of honor were Mr. Willman’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Willman, Marion. Following dinner birthday cake and ice cream was served. Gifts were presented to the honored couple. P. 1.0. Sisterhood plans auction Chapter DA of the P.E.O. Sisterhood met November 14 in the home of Mrs. Jack Clark, Dewart Lake. Plans were announced for an auction of Christmas items to be held December 12 in the home of

• By MARY LEE WILLMAN

Mrs. James Corbett, Warsaw. The program was given by Mrs. Ernest Lawshe, Epworth Forest. She gave a selection of inspirational readings pertaining to the home and children. Guests present were Mrs. Don Trammel, Warsaw; Mrs. Harry Stewart. Syracuse; and Mrs. Rex Lindemood, North Webster. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Tom Willman and the hostess HOME FROM HAWAII Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Davis, Barbee Lake, have just returned from a vacation trip to Hawaii. They stayed at the Mana-Kai-Maui, located on the beach in the Kihei of Maui.

'Thanksgiving' topic for Tippy Homemakers Club

Ida Hart was hostess for the November 15 meeting of Tippecanoe Township Extension Homemaker Club. Betty Hinton and Essie Rainey assisted the hostess. Gift items were collected for mental health patients and the club charity project. Items for the Christmas bazaar were displayed and tagged. The meeting was opened by Catherine Bause, president. Group singng was led by Ruth Mickley and Mrs. Bause. Roll call response was.

“Mother’s Favorite Thanksgiving Recipe.” Roll call was answered by 19 members. Ruth Dunker was a guest. A poem entitled. “Thanks To Thee” was read by Dot Kurth. Mrs. Hinton gave the health and safety lesson pertaining to “Cosmetics.” Group discussion followed Mrs. Hart’s garden remarks about, “Winter Care of Strawberries. ” Dorothy Thornburg, citizenship chairman, thanked everyone for voting in the recent election. She also gave a report of, “Pilgrims

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and the Thanksgiving Season.” She then discussed the problem of foreign interests buying tracts of rich farmland in America from small t farmers in financial trouble Early farming in Kosciusko County and. “Growing Onions” was discussed by Clar Broderick as the cultural arts lesson It was noted that Mickey Mouse is 50 years old this month It was reported that 24 members of the club attended the fall luncheon held recently at Warsaw. The Tippecanoe club had the largest representation of members present at the luncheon. Harriett Williamson, chairman. told about the club charity project. Devotions were given by Mrs. Hinton. She read a poem about. “Thanksgiving.” She also asked the dinner blessing. Mrs. Hart gave a short reading about teaching Sunday school A carry-in dinner was served at noon. Secret pal gifts were distributed A report of the Christmas bazaar was given by Mrs. Hinton The lesson. “Selection and Use of Accessories” was presented by Lucille Hobell A Christmas dinner party will be held December 20 in the home of Mrs. Bause A gift exchange is scheduled Pythians change time of meetings Plans to participate in the community Christmas bazaar were discussed during the November 13 meeting of North Webster Pythian Sisters The group voted to start meeting at 7:30 p m. instead of 8 p.m Refreshments were served by Virginia Spry. The next meeting will be held November 27 at the North Webster Pythian Hall Theta Sigmas plan concert Members of Theta Sigma Chapter of Psi lota Xi sorority met November 14 in the home of Carol Ritchie. Becky Rhoades reported that the group is sponsoring a concert on March 9 at Wawasee High School. Special music will be presented by the Wawasee High School music department jazz band A report of the cheese and sausage money making project was given by Mary Jane Fuschetto. Marilynn Brower, chairman of the Community Christmas Bazaar, reported that space has been reserved for more than 60 table displays. The event will be held December 2 at the North Webster school gym. Santa will be present to visit with the children During the social hour, following the business meeting, each lady made her own ice cream sundae from a variety of toppings and flavors served by the hostess. Lydia Circle has playlet for program Let ha Koher was hostess for the November 14 meeting of Lydia Circle. The ladies met at 1:30 p.m in the fellowship room at North Webster United Methodist Church. A pledge service was conducted. A playlet was presented entitled. “In As Much. ” COMMUNITY NEWS The Hanging of the Greens ceremony will be held" December 3 at North Webster United Methodist Church. North Webster United

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Methodist Church UMW Christmas program will be held at 4 p.m., December 10, in the church sanctuary. Junior and senior high youth at North Webster Church of God will participate in a Rock-A-Thon on November 24 and 25. The young x people will rock in rocking chairs for a 24 hour period to raise funds fora missionary. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Waldrop were hosts for a Taco Party on November 19 Guests present were members of the Young Married Couples group from North Webster Church of God-. North Webster Church of God Go-Getters-Bible-Class members enjoyed a carry-in dinner held November 19 The women at North Webster Church of God are planning a salad supper. It will be held at 6 p.m. December 7, at the church Moscelene Deaton, channel 22 TV personality, will be guest speaker Members of the planning committee are Irene Ferverda. Hope Rapp and Pauline White. -NWRape film to be shown A film entitled "How to say No to a Rapist and Survive” will be presented on Monday. Nov. 27. at Saint Marfin DePorres Church at the regular meeting of the ladies club of the church scheduled for 8:30 p.m. The film will be presented by The United Telephone Company and is open to all interested persons Tax seminar at South Bend Nov. 27-28 The Internal Revenue Service will conduct an annual tax seminar Monday and Tuesday. Nov. 27 and 28. at the Century Center, Lower (River) Level Room, 120 S. Saint Joseph St., South Bend, from 8 a m. to 4:30 p.m. EST each day. Tax accountants, practitioners and individuals interested are invited to attend For information write: Ralph J. Andreae, Sr.. Chairman. 510 E. Colfax Ave.. South Bend. Ind. 46617 Fender dented County patrolman Richard Monk investigated a report of a dented fender on an automobile last Thursday. Hawkins reported two small dents were put in the left front fender of his vehicle sometime between 8:30 p.m. last Monday and 5 a m. Tuesday. Concerned Citizens group to have guest speaker " The Concerned Citizens group will hold their regular monthly meeting next Monday night, Nov. 27. at 7:30 at Wawasee High School. The public is invited. Paula Horvath, a social worker with the Otis Bowen Center for Human Services, Inc., will be guest speaker.

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