The Mail-Journal, Volume 17, Number 45, Milford, Kosciusko County, 26 November 1980 — Page 6

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., November 26,1980

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Community Corner

Visiting matrons, patrons entertained by OES

At a called meeting of Kosciusko Chapter 160 Order of the Eastern Star, held Friday evening, Nov. 21, in the Masonic temple at Milford, f present worthy matrons and patrons of district 20 were entertained by Worthy Matron Scerita Melendez and Worthy Patron Joe O. Estep. Honored guests for the evening were Marie Goodwin, district deputy; grand committee appointments, Anna D. Magnunson, Mary Jane Schmidt, Mabie Dewey and Anna Estep; grand representatives Arlene Mohler, Lois E. Lundy, Wavalene Yoder; and Mrs. Ethel Walters, wife of Past Grand Patron Ray E. Walters. A total of 72 guests were present from North Liberty, South Bend Two, Mishawaka, Saint Joseph, Leesburg, Culver. Plymouth. Elkhart, Bremen, Warsaw. Osceola, Nappanee, Goshen and New Carlisle. The entertainment for the evening was a slide presentation by Fred Walls, associate minister of the Milford Christian Church, on the Holy Land.

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The chapter room and social rooms were decorated in a Thanksgiving theme by Priscilla Myers and Ema Bray. A salad bar was served by Elsie Free, Jean Treesh, Nonna and Lona Hamilton, Silas and Dorothy Howard, Allen and Cheryl Brunjes, Brenda Howard and Debra Hackworth. 11)6 next stated meeting will be December 4 with a carry-in at 6 p m. Meat, rolls and coffee will be furnished. A gift exchange will beheld. Ebenezer ladies have six guests When the Ebenezer Ladies’ Aid met at Emma Wilkinson’s home on November 20, 14 members were present and six guests. The guests were Evelyn Bobeck, Mabel Burley. Clara Hartman, Mae Garman. Emma Souder and Joella Troyer. The Christmas pot luck dinner will be at Dorothy Bitner’s home on December 4 with a gift exchange. Anna Buchtel assisted the hostess in serving refreshments.

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MR. AND MRS. TONY HOOVER

Tony Hoover takes bride, couple residing at Milford

Mr. and Mrs. Tony Ray Hoover are making their home at r I box 97 Milford, upon their return from a week trip to Paradise Island, Bahamas. The couple was united in a double-ring ceremony on Saturday, Nov. 15, at Goshen College Mennonite Church at 1 p.m. Rev. Arnold Roth performed the ceremony before 200 friends and family. Mrs. Hoover is the former Esther Ruth Nasiatka, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Konstanti Nasiatka of Westfield. Mass. Mr. Hoover is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Hoover, r 1 Milford. Holly Walts, Westfield, Mass., was matron of honor while Timothy Steffen of Benton served as best man. Attendants were Michelle Gadreault, Westfield, Mass., Bobbie Campbell, r 1 Milford, and Mary Marcuson, Chicago, 111. Ushers were Steve Tucker and Timothy Campbell, both of Milford, and Michael Stork of Warsaw. Elsa Swift was organist with Patrica Schmucker singing “O Perfect Love” and “Sacrea Trust.” The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore a satin gown with natural waistline. The bodice was of satin lace also trimmed the sleeves and the hem. A fingertip 1 tiiMi -fr- 1 * fIKrX w VALENTINE WEDDING SET — Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lambright of Topeka announce the engagement of their daughter Cheryl Lynn to Richard R. Krull of Milford. Mr. Krull is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Jones of Kurtz. Miss Lambright is a 1973 graduate of Westview High School and is employed as a secretary at Starcraft R.V., Emma. Mr. Krull graduated from Wawasee High School and is employed as a supervisor at Syracuse Rubber Products. A February 14 wedding is planned at Topeka Mennonite Church.

veil was trimmed with Chantilly lace. She carried a bouquet of white roses and white stefanotis. The bridesmaids wore green quiana gowns with lace bodice, natural waistline and cumberbun at waist. Silk flowers were worn in the hairpieces and also carried. The bride’s mother wore a long blue satin-crepe gown with empire waist and long fitted sleeves. The bridegrooms mother wore a burnt orange crepe dress with an organza cape at the shoulders. The mothers wore white and gold corsages. The reception was held following the ceremony at Apostolic Christian Church Fellowship Hall in Milford. Serving were sisters of the bridegroom and friends of the bride. Mrs. Hoover is a 1976 graduate of Westfield High School, Westfield, Mass., and a 1980 graduate of Goshen College School of Nursing. She is presently employed at Goshen General Hospital. Mr. Hoover is a 1976 graduate of Wawasee High School and is employed by Richard Neff Masonry as a mason. Jayceettes appoint chairmen The Milford Jayceettes met in the home of Kathy Dippon on Monday, Nov. 25, at 7 p.m. Guests for the meeting were Diane Olson, Debbie Mast and Cindy Vanlaningham. The “Toys For Tots” project, which is sponsored by the Jaycees, was discussed. Drop boxes are located at the junior high, Schwartz's, Doll’s Decorating, Walter’s Drugstore and the First National Bank. Milford residents will have until December 13 to fill these boxes which will go to families in the community. New committee chairmen were appointed. They were Missy Sorsenson, membership committee; Kathy Dippon, spring board. Jodi Brown, public relations; Brenda Vanlaningham. internal projects; Kim Graff, Kim Freeman and Jerry Kozon, external projects. The orientation of two new members, Kim Freeman and Jodi Brown, was conducted by president Gail Chalk. The next regular meeting will be at the home of Missy Sorenson on December 15 at 7 p.m. CRC travels to Fort Wayne Members of the Columbian Reading Circle traveled to a nursery and a gift shop near Fort Wayne on Monday afternoon. There they viewed the many beautifully decorated Christmas trees and unusual gifts. Enroute home the group stopped at a shopping mall for dinner and a look at the shops. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Darrell Orn on December 8 at 6:30 p.m., for the annual Christmas party. Meat, rolls and coffee will be provided by the party committee. Each member is to bring table service, a covered dish and a gag gift.

LOUISA’S letter

Dear Louisa. 1 have a good husband and we have two dear little children but our worst problem is there never seems to be enough money that .we would like to have to givd our children the things that so many of their friends have. My husband doesn’t have a big salary but he is very thoughtful to me and gives the boys a great deal of time. He takes them for walks on holidays and Sundays and plays simple games with them or reads to them before they go to bed. I could get a job as I have worked before the children came but they are three and five years old and I feel that they need me. I do my own work and as my husband’s work is close by he comes home for lunch and 1 try to , have nourishing meals. We also have a small garden Primary Mothers finalize plans When the Primary Mothers Club gathered at Chris Clodfelter’s home on Monday, Nov. 17. they finalized plans for the annual Morning with Santa.’ The event will be Saturday, Dec. 13, at 9. 30 a.m. The schedule includes a light breakfast, a bazaar, entertainment and a visit with Santa. Tickets may be purchased from any club member or at the door that morning.

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which helps our grocery bill. The children seem happy now but do you think they will resent doing without things later on? M.M.-Tenn. Answer: Your children, in my opinion are receiving the most important things in the world--the love, attention and understanding of their parents. This will mean more to them later on than any of the material things you could have given them. Later on, when the children are in school, you might take a part-time job to help out, as their real needs become greater but, while they are small, it will be better to stay on the home job. Louisa. Address: Louisa, Boa 532, Orangeburg. 5.C.29115

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V ~ Jr I T®” Piter- Jr ■ I \ F MARRIED 25 YEARS — Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lowe of r 3 Syracuse were honored Sunday at a surprise party to mark the 25th anniversary of their marriage. The event was hosted by their children and held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beezley of r 3 Syracuse. Jerry Lowe and Serita Kay Wertenberger were married on November 25. 1955. They are the parents of three children. George, at home; Mary, a student at Tri-State Universityan Angola; and Mrs. Steven (Linda) Yoder, rbSyracuse. . Lowe is a route 2 mail carrier for the Syracuse Post Office. Mrs. Lowe is a route 2 mail carrier for the Milford Post Office.