The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 15, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 May 1979 — Page 10

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., May 2,1979

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□ < Umlw ■ ■ L _>*dEß T. V*b a ®. IIP fIEBHr . ■ »! . si® ts ■ •4. ISE* » i a W~-B ’ ; z> ® ffir , I WWWBfM ■■■■■■■■■■- TALK OVER MISSION — Pastor Luther Chalk, right, and Mr. and Mrs. Noble Swihart. left, stand in the reception area of the Milford Outreach Mission home discussing the remodeling of the hony*. " ■ I .... The mission home is located at the corner of Main Street and the Milford-Syracuse road, m the former Orn Nursing Home building. I ’9HHHHHHHL JBPT'ibr’TL. jy JU _ ■ HfcdHHBI *—'• HuHb ■£ ¥ u" ■ '•■■ junirtßK - ■ * sBESSrR^ s"* 5 "* wTu «|W A \ ■Ol it®® hHlwl 5 j "FLAME IN THE WIND” — The Milford First Brethren Church, will show the film "Flame in the Wind." a gripping saga produced by Bob Jones University's Unusual Films, on Saturday. May 5 • at 7:30 p.m. The film is set in the brutal Spanish Inquisition. Historically accurate it reveals the turmoil of a generation caught in a tragedy of history. Bob Jones University, located in Greenville. S. C\. stands without apology for the historic Christian faith emphasizing the absolute authority of the Bible. Its student body of more than 5.000 is drawn from every state and about 10 foreign countries and territories. The film is sponsored by the Milford Christian Cinema Association. Inc.

Lakeland churches __ Ri/land Ipu/plprs the papers bemratim® CHORE-TIME a d J ewe INCORPORATED CENTER JA EQUIPMENT, INC. ■MB “Complete Jewelry AA See Us For Office And School Supplies * ■MM Services” (WWI Phone 658 4033 ’W ’ “ 103 E. Main St. 457-3666 Syracuse Miltord Becky Doll SR 15 658-4101 MlltOrd 107 E. Main 457-4282 Syracuse |_ L—LOGAN MONUMENT CO. I ”h “SSSSS?. “ lv X^^ u ' CH MUTUALRELIEEfISS ' N ' MONUMENT DISPLAY ' F .^ Fr „i=L P ““ IN SYRACUSE ANDGOSHEN .Masses Sat. 6p m and Sun 10:30 WoX Service 10 30 Worsh.p 930 a m Sunday School 930 e ven.no Worsh.p 7 1 00 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE IN O I nALUot AINU (jUOnLIN . Baptist Fellowship Hour 530 Sunday School 10 30 a m Morn,ng Worsh.p >0 30 E ven.ngW orsh ,p 6 Phone 267,-8841 Warsaw Syracuse Phone Goshen 533-2161 Baptist Fellows p Evening Service7p m Sunday Evening Worsh.pb ' Prayer Service. Thurs 7 8 BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH UNITE D METHOD IST CHURCH Family night. Wednesday 7 p.m Thursday Prayer Meeting 7p m UNITED METHODIST CHURCH NOR TH W E BS TER L E E SBU RG NORTH W E BSTE R f""""""" ■——■ Donny Guy. S.S Supt Mrs Chris Kammerer, Supt SYRACUSE METHODIST CHURC Worship 830 and 10 45 hi «• . . . 1 1!/ Vll 1 LulL 1 tin r Sunday School 930 Morning Worship 930 Rev Michael MJrrell Pastor (County Roads 300 and Rookstool) Church School 930 PlumbinQ And HeatinQ Problems \ACE/ “ b ' w — ™, T eo_rcH Uß c« sxsx’i. VILLAGE PLUMBING & HEATING - XnAHOWARt/ Syracuse 457 3474 Cnurch Service 9 a m Robert Cline, Lay Leader CHURCH OF THE NAZAR ENE ‘ NORTHWEBSTER Sunday School 10 I n- ' ' iii Sunday School 10 15 Church School,9 30 SYRACUSE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Praise and Worship Sunday 7-30 William Oakstord, Pastor Worship 10 30 Norman Lincoln, Pastor Sunday School 9 30 Youth Service. Tuesday 7 UMYF Sunday 6 Sunday School 9 30 Worship 10 30 Bible Study. Thursday 7 30 UfAIAfACEE DA AT ffl OURLADYOFGUADALUPE Morning Worship 10 30 . Wednesday Services 7- L/ Jf|_f WAWAJEE DUAI LU. CATHOLIC CHURCH CHURCH OF TH EBRETHR E N Sunday Evening Worship 7p m WAWASE E LAK ESIDE CH APE L - HAAIf C UfUO Conturv Boats & Johnson Motors (4 th and Main Streets) NORTHWEBSTER Mid week Prayer Meeting 7p m HASTINGS Harlan Steffen Pastor fIV-VfW <4 VI Ulf century Boats 8 Johnson Motors MILFORD Pad F Shnder. Pastor Wed y UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Ray Swarfzentruber. S S Supt Mark Twain, Sylvan & Viking Deck Boats Father Thomas Lemos, CSC Morning Worship 9. 30 David Widmoyer Pastor Worship Service 10 'No Sale Is Complete Without Service" Spanish mass noon Sunday School 10:30 CALVARY UNITED Mike Zimmerman Jr Supt Sunday School 11 The Prescription People R] PHONE 457-4404 SYRACUSE Confession before masses METHODIST CHURCH Kendall Biller Supt * i (or appointment) FIRST BRETHR EN CHURCH <cp n c ni ,th> Sunday School 930 CLUN ETTE UNITE D '"T"' MILFORD ( sy”cu S E Worsh.p 10 30 METHODIST CHURCH . —■——■_——.—————. GRACE BIBLE CHURCH Jeff Carroll. Pastor p . . p . Prayer Meeting Thursday 730 Richard McCreary. Pastor SYRACUSE Robert Rassi Supt taTtZi * a Young Adults Wednesday 7 30 Worship Service 9 a m Camelot Square Camelot Village — — — Dr David R Haifley, Pastor Church School 9 30 <■ REIMER cTZIZ Morning Worship 10 30 k Morning WoTsh.p 10 40 Sunday School 9 45 BYC Sunday 6 30p.m B Jr &Sr YF6 30 Sunday MILFORD BARBEE COMMUNITY x jP JP y | K Morning Worship 11 Morning Prayer Service Tuesday 9 Theo Beer Henry Beer Jesse CHURCH jfcj Wl R WL WjjJjlljxV Jew Evening Service 7 . am SAINT MARTIN DE POR RES Beer Elmer. Hartter and Walter (K U hn Drive, L.ttle Barbee Lake) MM Wednesday Evening Service 7 Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7 p m CATHOLIC CHURCH Stetten, Ministers Bryce Foster, Pastor XLMkIjF ■ Phone 834 2888 North Webster uuitmccc SYRACUSE Morning Worship 10 Sunday School 9 Xdom hIIL BETHEL CHURCH OF . Father Kenneth Saranne Sunday School 10 Worsh.p Service >0 IJ vi Sunday Public Lecture 930 Nelda Rhoades, Pastor Masses CHRISTIAN CHURCH . MORRIS CHAPEL X 9 JLEb VZLACTOS , T atC d? W St dos Prmhecv 730 Herbert Reuter. SS Suot Holy Days 7a m and 730 p m MlL^°M D t UNITED METHODIST Sigmund ,nc Tuesday Study of Prophecy 7 30 Sunday School 9 30 Robert Greenwood. Minister (County Roads 150 N and 375E) INC Thursday, Ministry School 7 Worship 10 30 SOLOMON'S CREEK R,ck Brouillette Associate Minister Charles Taylor Pastor inKionoxt,,,., I.M WnM I vnitt*, IfVV. cu rnMMllluiTY CHURCH UNITEDMETHODIST CHURCH Jack Hunsberger, Supt »Gordon Tuttle, Supt ffKFIFN ELKHART CVDAriier niVieiAki SALEM COMMUNITY CHURCH BETHANY-&HURCHOF F Hazen Snarks Pastor Bible School 9 30 Sunday School 9 30 GObHtN CLnnnn, SYRACUSE DIVISION (>,Mile Southeast OfWilmot) THE BRETHREN Worship 930 Worship 10 30 and 7p m Worsh ( p 10 30 Open Daily 9 AM. To 5:30 P.M. Syracuse Pastor E'mer M'ller (U . S 6) Sunday School 10 30 Wednesday B.ble Study 7 ? Sunday School 9 30 F Wayne Lawson, Pastor SAINT ANDREW'S Morning Worship 10 30 Eugene Lange, S S Supt MILFORD TURKE YCR EEK CHURCH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH rx’sxx 5 " ouT» E A C „o„.p E L o FT «eb.e ; h S firm Mv Store. PEOPLES STATE BANK • GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH », LF ORDCHAPEL Luther Chalk. Fa, !o, “ SSpS’eM *_ I * SYRACUSE . (South Main) Sunday School 10a m . nMYF6om Pickwick Place "TUC rnicuni V DAUV" (200 Mam St.) Ben Shirk, Pastor Worsh.p 11 a m CALVARY LUTHERAN CHURCH U Uptown SyTOCUSe THE FRIENDLY BANK Steven Archer. Pastor Joe Shetler S.S Supt Evening Service? pm CROMWELL ZION CHAPEL U.B. CHURCH Dress Fobrics Yorn 8 KnittingSuppl.es linens , . , , - Wor s h| p 9. 30 Sunday School 10 (111 W. Orange St.) (Corner Syra. Web. Rd. and 1000 N) | Bedd Dropery Home Furnishings Leesburg Indiana Sunday School 10 30 Worship Service 11 BURR OAK Steve Archer Pastor Rev Hubert Schmucker I — MM ■■■■ Wednesday Service7 UNITEDMETHODIST CHURCH Worshi p Servi ceJ 1a m g ernar( j p o berts, S S Supt WAWASE E HE IGHTS Lawrence Byrnes, Pastor Sunday School ITO m Sunday School 9 ’ BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School 9 30 Worship 10 n 1 (Across From High School) oopthrfn Worship 10:30 NEW SALEM CHURCH Evening Worship 7 l lllVinitn H Tkn rkumk HI Y«..r fkniro Norman D McVey, Pastor . CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN OF THE BRETHREN L 4 11111CIIC JD IC Vtil (J I Attend The Church Os Your Choice BryceMedlock, S.S Supt. SYRACUSE mi uintcchAPEL (900 N 200E) GOSHEN FIRSTCHURCH Sunday School 9:30 John McFarland, Pastor ALLSAINTS CHAPEL OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Crtlin Fp/’J 4,1,/ DLAPIInI Worship 10:30 and 7 Charles Baldwin. S.S. Supt LAKEWAWASEE Sunday School 930 - Service 10 30 I, TH IH. TH U IHUT (T U U T KrillalllW I \ , L U nday io Vicar: Rev David L Hyndman Worshiplo 30 Sunday School 10 30 < .lunette. Indiana ULIIUUIV ' Youth Study Wed 7 Morning Worship 10 30 Holv Eucharist 9 Evening Worship 7 Wednesday Service 745 ■*"■■****■■ } AWANACIubs Thurs 630 Sunday Bible Study 7 p.m. Holy Eucharist 9 9 e—- — MA ?Sv R,NG Number Handy COMKAX 1 658-4168- Milford 658-9113 Hwy. 15 Milford State Koad 15 North Milford Phone 658-92235 Rl5 Milford |

Services being held at Outreach Chapel

A new church has been formed in Milford. Called the Milford Outreach Chapel, an interdenominational church, it is located in what formerly housed the Orn Nursing Home at the corner°of Main Street and the Syracuse-Milford Road. The church officially opened its doors on March 4 and the pastor is Luther Chalk, formerly with churches in Goshen and Benton. The church is a full service church and will help support the Milford Outreach Mission, also housed in the same building. Sunday services are. 10a .m. — Sunday school 11 a m. — worship service 7p.m. — evening services. With in the next month .Chalk said they hope to have mid-week services. Chalk also mentioned the church will eventually have community activities lor everyone and he hopes to try and meet with all of the area pastors The Mission Mr. and Mrs. Noble Swihart. administrators for the outreach center, stated “We want to be where the immediate need is. The Swiharts have made their home available as a shelter for youths on a short term or long term basis. . I— RW -

* al MRS. SWIHART \S RECEPTIONIST Their plans are to develop a home, hoping to have children, some for an indefinate time The center will be for emergencysituations. such as someone turning out their child in bad weather or other situations. Currently there are no children living with them besides their own children.

God's love can learn from our wildlife ne of the first lessons we all learn from the Bible and our Church or Sunday school is that God made heaven and earth and everything therein, including the living creatures; and there is no more dramatic proof of this than what you can learn from even a casual study of the animals and birds. You'll marvel at the way these creatures are equipped to feed and * protect themselves; particularly those which must be born with this knowledge, having no parents to care for them. As your Church will teach you, if God so loved even the smallest of these livings things, think how He must love’ - YOU; so avail yourself of His love, and treat our wildlife with all due respect and kindness.

The Swiharts are making the necessary changes in the home in preparation for when youth are referred to them Some of the changes they are making include setting up bedrooms, downstairs and upstairs; and painting and light remodeling of the interior. Swihart stated he eventually wants to put carpeting in various areas of the home. The couple worked with young people elsewhere before starting the center in Milford. Swihart has worked for the Faith Mission Alcoholic Center in Elkhart, not related to Faith Mission in North Webster and with the Navajo Indians in New Mexico through the Dunkard Brethren Church. Upon returning to the area from New Mexico the Swiharts brought with them two girls, one physically handicapp'd These girls stayed with them for two years before returning home Helping supervise the center will be Joe Adams, currently of Elkhart Adams will be living with the Swiharts eventually. Swihart and his wife, Vera, have t four children. Ross, 16; Seth. 13; Stephanie, 11; and Regina four Seth and Stephanie are attending Lakeland Schools Ross is attending North Wood High School until the end of the

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school year. Open House On Saturday. June 2. the center will have an open house from 12 noon until 6 p.m.. the public is invited. Chalk stated the com-Carry-in for mothers, daughters on Thursday All Calvary United Methodist women and daughters will attend the carry-in-dinner. Thursday. May 3. at 6:30 p.m. in the Oakwood Hotel. Special music will lx* presented by the Calvary Mens Quartet: Paul Pritchard. Bob Miller. Steve Schwartz and Allen Shively. A program by Mrs. Herbert George entitled. "Friendly Persuasion” based on the Quakers times and presentrxj in humorous vein will be given

munity is welcome to use the center when needed and counselingservices are available. Willmert speaks at Bethany Brethren Allen Willmert. librarian at Manchester College. North l Manchester, was the guest speaker at the Bethany Church of the Brethren during its. observance of Christian College Day. Sunday. Apnl-29. Willmert. a Manchester alumnus, is one of many faculty on the staff at Manchester who have been assigned to speak in more than 65 Churches of the • Brethren throughout a fivy-state-region served by the college, including the states of Indiana. Ohio, Illinois, Michigan and Kentucky.