The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 48, Milford, Kosciusko County, 20 December 1978 — Page 6
THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., December 20,1978
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Community Corner
Vows ore exchanged in United Methodist Church
Miss Kama Scholle of r 1 North Webster became the bride of Thomas Smith, r 1 North Webster, at 12:30 o’clock in the afternoon on Saturday, Dec. 16, in the United Methodist Church at North Webster. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Scholle of r 1 North Webster. Leonard Smith of Syracuse and Mrs. Rowena Grim, r 1 North Webster, are parents of the bridegroom Pastor Rex Lindemood officiated for the double-ring ceremony. Musical selections were by the church organist The bride was given in marriage by her father. Her flowers were peach roses. REAL menu December 21-27 THURSDAY - Cranberry juice, roast turkey, sage dressing and gravy, mashed potatoes, green beans, dinner roll, margarine, cookie, milk, tea, coffee. FRIDAY - Closed for Christmas Holiday. MONDAY - Closed for Christmas Holiday. TUESDAY- Grapefruit juice, porkette with medeira sauce, . parsley potatoes with margarine, cole slaw, applesauce, wheat bread, margarine, milk, tea, coffoo WEDNESDAY - Tomato juice, cubed beefsteak meuniere, cheese whipped potatoes, tossed salad, fruit cobbler, dinner roll, margarine, milk, tea, coffee.
'rki "' >■ -1 • y 'T'-'' ?. Ibb A better world for all of us . . . That’s our wish for Christmas and the new year. Ronald Greider Ph.: 834-2944 North Webster Francis Troup Ph.: 457-2890 Syracuse
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Miss Dawn DenVyl of Fort Wayne served as maid of honor. Best man was William Jernigan of North Webster. Ushers were Mitchell Smith of North Webster and Craig Kemper, Syracuse. Reception follows A reception followed in Camelot Hall at North Webster. Following a wedding trip, the couple will be residing at Pondersosa Estates on r 1 North Webster. The bride is a graduate of NewHaven High School and Purdue University. Her husband graduated from North Webster High School and is employed at The Weatherhead Company in Syracuse, BPW holds yule party Members of the Syracuse Business and Professional Women’s Club met at the South Shore Golf Club on Tuesday night for a Christmas party with 22 in attendance. <5 A short business meeting was presided over by Mary Van Dyke, president. Following a Christmas gift exchange, a prayer was read by Chaplain Mildred Williams. Mrs. Clair Mohler received the door prize. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Oscar Bjella, Mrs. Vernon Beckman and Mrs. Maurice Koher. Twilighters hold annual holiday party event Twenty members and guests of the Twilighters Bunco Club at Syracuse joined last Wednesday evening for the annual club Christmas party and gift exchange. The evening meal was at an area restaurant after which members adjourned to the home of new club president Mrs. Gerald Bitner for a gift exchange and short business meeting, k Gifts were distributed from beneath the Christmas tree, and new names were drawn for secret pals for the new year, Mrs. Stanley Grimes also received an anniversary gift from her secret pal, and Mrs. Bill Eyer, outgoing president, and Mrs. Gene Kitson, outgoing secretary, received gifts from the club. Poinsettias. given as door prizes, went to Mrs. Franklin Ringler and Mrs. Grimes. The January meeting will be in the home of Mrs. Tim Darr with Mrs. Kitson assisting. Light refreshments, homemade Christmas candies, and punch were served by the hostess during the social time.
Calling Colleen BY COLLEEN DUOGEON Freezing Out Third Roommate May Not Be A Big Problem!
One of my roommates and I are planning a vacation to Florida. We’ve saved for months to be able to afford the trip. But
we don’t want to invite our third roommate to come along. She’s nice enough, but three’s a crowd. She doesn't like to
do the same things we do, so it wouldn’t be that much for her anyway. Is there any way we can avoid asking her to join us without being rude? Linda and Jane
Ebenezer Ladies hold carry-in pot luck party
Katie Wilkinson of Syracuse was hostess on Thursday for a carry-in potluck dinner for members and- guests of the Ebenezer Ladies Aid at Syracuse. Erma Wilkinson served as co-hostess. Tables and the home were decorated in keeping with Christmas and Wilma Beck, vice president, opened the afternoon meeting with thoughts of Christmas.
Wednesday Club holds annual yule time party
The Wednesday Afternoon Club at Syracuse met in the home of Mrs. Stan Emerick last Wednesday for the annual Christmas party. Members agreed to give their Christmas fund this year to the Syracuse Emergency Medical Services squad. r- ' •i V AT CAMP MACK — Karen Tyler, Tucson, Ariz., has recently undertaken a Church of the Brethren Volunteer Service assignment with Camp Alexander Mack. Karen will be a camp maintenance worker. cleaning buildings and taking care of the grounds and preparing the camp for winter retreats. The project assignment followed a four-week BVS orientation program in the Chicago area, in which 20 volunteers participated. The program is designed to assist in preparing the volunteers for a year or more of service by focusing on areas of personal growth, motivations and an awareness of social and world issues such as hunger, life-styles, non-violance and human equality. Karen is the daughter of Charles and Thelma Tyler, 3665 N. Vine Ave., Tucson, Ariz. She is a 1978 graduate of Amphitheater High School. Karen is a member of the Tucson Church of the Brethren.
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Dear Girls: No — but don't flatter yourselves too much. She probably considers herself an “outsider” in your group. I'm taking sides, I know, but I think the two of you have some growing up to do. Mature adults don't spend so much time worrying about what somebody else might think if they’re not invited to Florida or anywhere else. Besides, she’s likely to be planning her own trip and excluding you. If you would like Colleen's comments on your particular situation or problem, write COLLEEN, Box 639. Frankfort, Ky. 40602 )
Devotions were by the hostesses, followed by singing of Christmas carols. Mary B. Miller was in charge of the gift exchange. Thirteen members were in attendance. Guests were Emma Souder, Mae Garman, Nellie Swartz, Carol Bieghler. Blanche Hinderer and Lucile Leer. There will be no meetings in January. February or March.
Mrs. Nelson Miles introduced Evelyn Culp who gave a reading called, “Old Fashioned Christmases.” She combined excerpts from both Erma Bombeck and Jean Kerr’s books and newspaper columns, and added some of her own. Mrs. Miles, Mrs. George Kloepfer and Mrs. Ernest Bushong served as assistant hostesses.
I I | Library
By CAROLYN GROVE About two weeks ago the walls of the children’s room were paneled. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morehouse and Howard Beer helped Mrs. Elizabeth Brunjes move books and bookcases. Mrs. Joe Ostendorf has made an attractive new centerpiece for the stand in the adult department. It is mostly formed of pine cones. Storm windows have been added in the basement and upstairs. We are glad to have these improvements in the library building. Santa visits sorority group Santa Claus visited the children of Kappa Omicron members at Syracuse and their guests, last Thursday evening in the home of Cherri Byrd. Santa presented gifts from his bag to the 13 children in attendance. The youth were then entertained by a Christmas story read by the hostess, and carols were sung to Santa. Sorority members and guests exchanged gifts while sharing refreshments served by the hostess, assisted by Jackie Plikerd. Guests attending included Rose Marie Sandy VanLue, Lori Egoff and Vicki Arnos.
Bethel Women hold holiday party, meeting The Bethel Women’s fellowship met for their December meeting in the church fellowship room December 14. President Mrs. Larry Snider conducted the business meeting after which she read for devotions a story “How I loaned my Son,” “What to do this Christmas” and the Love chapter from I Corinthians. The group then sang a number of Christmas carols and shared with each other some Christmas experiences and traditions. Each member took a favorite holiday treat along with the receipe to share with the others. Mrs. Richard Smith was hostess for the evening and served punch and coffee from a table decorated for the Christmas season. CRC has Christmas fellowship The Columbian Reading Circle met December 11 for its Christmas party. Following the Milford Junior High Christmas concert, the club members and one guest went to the fellowship room of the United Methodist Church for refreshments and a social time. Mrs. Max Duncan presided at the serving table in the candle lit atmosphere. Before adjourning those present took part in a cookie exchange. Miss Heather Keiper was a guest. JULY WEDDING PLANNED — The engagement of Pamela Jill Juday. North Shore Drive, Syracuse, to Kip G. Scliumm. r 4 Syracuse, is announced by their parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Dearborn of Kalamazoo and the late C. Richard Juday and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schumm of Syracuse. The bride-elect graduated from Loy Norrix High School in Kalamazoo in 1969 and Michigan State University in 1974. She majored in biology and education. She is currently a biology teacher at Wawasee High School. Her fiance is a 1973 graduate of Wawasee High School and is attending Indiana State University in Terre Haute majoring in graphic arts and vocational education. He will be employed at Kosko Printers in Milford. They are planning a July 28, 1979. wedding in Syracuse. “Truly absurd is the man who . never changes." Auguste Barthelmy
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■JJ I-. MF SANTA VISITS SYRACUSE — Santa made his visit to the Syracuse Library on Wednesday, Dec. 13. during the children's story hour. Santa arrived around 4 p.m. and visited until 5 p.m. Those children pictured with Santa are Tod McCulloch. Jeff Dunithan, Shanda Ball, Lara Tracey, Derin Keim. Brenda Long. David Long and sitting on Santa's lap is Cindy Cobbum. All those children talking to Santa received a treat.
Round Table Ladies hold party
The Ladies of the Round Table met in the home of Mrs. Pat Eldridge on December 11 for a holiday dinner and Christmas Senior citizens enjoy bus trip A number of senior citizens from the Milford community enjoyed a bus trip to the Concord Mall last Wednesday. They ate at Peddlers' Village, leaving Milford at 10:30 am. and returning at 3:30p.m. They made the trip on a Christian Church bus driven by the church's associate minister Rick Brouillette. Making the outing were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson, Mrs. Jean Percell. Iva Neff, Vera Schell, Alice Fuller. Eleanor Tom. Esther Charlton, Fay Hollar. Priscilla Myers. Marian Snyder, Gwen Martin, Wilma Rink, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Neff. Pauline Speicher, Gladys Coy and Mr. and Mrs. Brouillette. Mrs. Coy stated plans are being made for another trip after the first of the year. Auxiliary prepares plates for veterans Members of the American Legion Auxiliary, Unit 223 at Syracuse, met in the Legion home on Tuesday evening, instead of the usual fourth Tuesday of the month. During the business meeting, Blanche Kline gave a report on some historical events from The Boston Tea Party, on relating to the problems of today. After the meeting, 12 cookie plates were filled with cookies and fruit to be distributed to local World War I veterans, with only six remaining in the Syracuse area, and the remaining plates to special persons in the area. Summer wedding is being planned Philip M. Holmes of r 4 Syracuse is announcing the engagement of his daughter. Cynthia Weisser, to Norman Vanlaningham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vanlaningham of r 2 Milford. The bride-elect is a graduate of Wawasee High School and employed at Barth, Inc., Milford. Her fiance, also a graduate of Wawasee High School, is a sophomore at Wabash College. A 1979 summer wedding is being planned.
party. Decorated tables featured toy soldiers made by Karel Hollingsworth as favors at the place settings. A ham dinner was served by the hostesses who included Mrs. Eldridge, Miss Hollingsworth, Kay Neff. Iness Mock, Norma Rush and Pearle Hazenfield. Mrs. Hazenfield asked the blessing before dinner For the Christmas program Karel Hollingsworth read several
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stories and poems, both serious and amusing, including “1 Am a Christmas Tree." and closed with an imaginary list of appropriate gifts she might present to club members. Each member then told something about her plans for Christmas. To conclude the party secret pal gifts were opened and admired. The January meeting will be held in the home of Norma Rush.