The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 18, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 May 1982 — Page 15
Milford Methodist hold mother-daughter banquet
Nearly 100 members and guests of the Milford United Methodist Women attended the annual mother-daughter salad bar Thursday evening. May 13, in the church social room. Mrs Kenneth Greenwood was in charge of decorations which consisted of tiny crocheted nutcups in the shape* of cups and saucers with larger ones holding plants used as centerpieces. The plants were awarded as door prizes. Unit President, Mrs Max Duncan, welcomed the group and led in the singing of the Doxology. Julie McDaniels played the piano during the dinner hour. Mrs. Robert Buhrt led the singing of “When You’re Smiling” and “Faith Os Our Mothers” to the accompaniment of Mrs Richard Roose Mrs Orris Flannery and daughters. Rebecca and Roberta gave readings entitled “A *v ing Mother ” Mrs T. A Miller introduced Mrs Robert Willbanks of Kendallville who presented the evening s program entitled
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ANGELS, ANGELS, ANGELS-EVERYWHERE Suddenly. th< angel was joined by a vast host of others—the armies of heaven—praising God: “Glory to God i t the highest heaven.” they sang, “and peace on earth for all,those pleasing Him." When this great army of angels had returned again to heaven, the shepherds said to ea< h other. "Come on' Let’s go to Bethlehem! Let’s see this wonderful thing that has happened, which the Lord has told us about*" Thev ran to the village and found their way to Mary and Joseph And there was the baby, lying m a manger. The shepherds told everyone what had happened and what the angel had said to them about this child All who heard the shepherds’ story expressed astonishment, but Mary quietly treasured these things in her heart and often thought about them Then the shepherds went back again to their fl<»< ks. praising God for the visit of the angels and because they hail seen the child, just as the angel hail told them Eight days later at the baby’s <in umcision ceremony. He was named Jesus, the name given Him by the angel before he was even conceived When the time < ame for Mary’s punfii ation offering at the Temple, as required by the laws of Moses after the birth of a child. His parents took Him to Jerusalem.to present Him to the Lord; for in these lows (’.nd had said, ”If a woman's first child is a boy. he shall be dedicated to the Lord " At that time Jesus’ parents also offered their sacrifice for* purifu at ion--"either a pair of turtledov es or■ tvv b young pigeons" the legal requirement Luke 2:13-24
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“Shoes ” She gave a history of shoes and then followed the progress of a girl from birth through adulthood using various shoes to illustrate the stages of her life and spiritual growth. Following the program, the group sang “I Got Shoes*' and closed with “Blest Be The Tie That Binds.” Members were reminded that set-up day for the garage sale will be Friday, May 21, at the Milford Fire Station from 8 a m. to 12 noon and 6 to 7:30 p.m. with the sale on Saturday, May 22. from 9 am. to2p.m. The next regvlar meeting of Milford United Methodist Women will be June 10 at 7:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Harold Wilson. Family night set for June 6 __ Family night at Milford United Methodist Church has been postponed until Sunday evening. June 6. at 5:30 p.m There will be no program that evening, however, a pot luck dinner will be held
REMEMBER THE LIVES THAT WERE GIVEN FOR OUR FREEDOM
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ivmg as we do tn a free country, it is all too easy for us to lapse into a state of complacency, in which we cannot imagine being deprived of any of the freedoms which we enjoy every day and simply take for granted. We tend to forget that throughout the history of our nation they have often had to be paid for with the blood of our brave fighting forces who. their own lives barely underway, were called upon to defend our way of life and prevent it from being taken away from us. Let us all honor their memory by availing ourselves of these hard-won freedoms, which include attending our chosen House of Worship to thank God for them; and resolve to do our part in maintaining them and thereby making sure that all those lives that were given for us were not sacrificed in vain.
“Wherefore, if any man is in Christ, he is a new creature; the old things are passed away: behold all things are become new. ” 1. Who wrote the above statement? 2. Os whom is it particularly descriptive?
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Mrs. Tom (Mary Ellen) Wineland of New Paris has served as Bethany Church of the Brethren’s Sunday School children’s superintendent for the past three years. Originally from west Goshen, Mrs. Wineland grew up near Foracre, moving to New Paris some years later when she married Tom. One of the duties that she likes most about her job is directing the Children’s Christmas Progam. “I get so caught up in it,” say Mary Ellen. Accorcting to her practices for this event are always “pure pandemonium.” In fact, she's said for the last three practices, “This is the last year I'm going to do this.” But somehow, someway, perhaps, just part of the magic of Christmas itself, the kids perform beautifully by Sunday. About this time she thinks. “I'm really proud. I shouldn’t have doubted them.” Mrs. Wineland also is in charge of ordering all the Sunday school materials and other materials, such as. the Bibles for graduates. She attends a monthly Christian Education meeting at the church as well as teaching the first and second grade Sunday School class. ' “They teach me things, sometimes.” says Mary Ellen, who says this age group can be very challenging at times. “At times you feel like you’re not getting through to them,” she says. Especially when we are in the Old Testament. One rather humorous story that best describes this happened not too long ago when the class was studying the Old Testament book of Jeremiah. After church one Sunday one of Mrs. Wineland’s students reportedly told her mother. “We learned about Jeremiah, today. Jeremiah was a bullfrog ' Somehow the little one had associated some previous information she had heard in a popular song about Jeremiah the bullfrog with the Biblical Jeremiah. "My kids love to paste.” says Mrs. Wineland referring to her i. Sunday School students. So she includes arts and crafts projects in her lessons that involve pasting. Paint got the youngsters, who were dressed in their Sunday best, in a lot of trouble, so. paints are now out. Sharing Tasks Mary Ellen and husband. Tom. are the parents of four children: Robert. 18. who graduated Sunday from Fairfield; Melody. 17, sophomore at Fairfield; Pam. 16. sophomore; and Scott. 14, who attends Fairfield Junior High. “It’s a lot of fun with all of them being so near the same age.” says their mother. Because of their closeness in age they are
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able to join alot of the same programs together Mrs. Wineland is on the 4-H Advisory Board besides working 28 hours-a-week at Juday’s Processing Service and Slaughter in New Paris, where she is a meat wrapper. She Gospel quartet at e New Salem Church “The Singing Jubilees.” a gospel quartet, will be presenting the Sunday evening service at New Salem Church of the Brethren Sunday. May 23, at 7:30 p.m. The church is located at the corner of CR 900 N and CR 200E southeast of Milford. Members of the group include former area state trooper. Jim Kaylor and his wife. Linda, from Nappanee and Allan and Kathy Godsey, Fort Wayne. The public is invited to attend. Morehouse to be speaker Eldon Morehouse will be the guest speaker at the meeting of the Lake Wawasee Chapter of the Full Gospel Business Men’s Fellowship Thursday. May 3). in Kimmel Hall at Oakwood Park. Syracuse The dinner meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. Morehouse has a ministry of teaching the Word and Word counseling During the summer months one may find him out caring for one of God's creatures, the honey bee. With his wife. Louise, as his assistant, the two care for a large number of bee hives and market the honey God's word says (Ps. 119:103* “The word should be as honey in our mouth.” Morehouse can feed you both. He grew up near Milford, graduating from Milford High School, then went to Pennsylvania to get his college degree and met and married Louise before returning to Indiana The couple has two daughters and a son-in-law who often share in the music at Olive Chapel Community Church. Muncie, where Morehouse is presently the pastor The Morehouses’ have both experienced remarkable healings. Those attending will be greatly encouraged and renewed by attending the meeting. The whole family is invited, as well as friends Reservations may be made by calling 856-4331 or 457-3534 by May 19th. Harold Harding from the state of Washington will be the speaker at the June 17 meeting He was formerly in the furniture and interior decorating business
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describes her day at work as "never having a dull moment.” "The people are so nice to work with.” she says adding. "I really enjoy my job.” Her hobbies include gardening, food preservation, sewing, crewel work and ceramics. “Sometimes when I get a free moment to sit in the sun and work on my crewel work or embroider). I feel guilty because I’m not working.” say the youth superintendent. But sometimes sitting and just relaxing is just what she needs. “I enjoy my church work.” says Mrs. Wineland. “Oh sure, there are times I'd like a vacation, but you just can’t.” she adds Normally, a youth superintendent serves for two years and then chooses a
Kentucky Woman entertains Bethel mothers, daughters
Bethel Womens Fellowship held a mother-daughter banquet Friday evening. May 14. at Camp Mack Becher Lodge with approximately 90 mothers and daughters present. Nancy Ebersole. Mishawaka, gave the program for the evening entitled “The Kentucky Woman.” Mrs. Ebersole's program was about her life in Kentucky, growing up in a two-room log cabin The program included a number of songs which she played on a guitar and dulcimer that related to her lifestyle. Prior to the ham and roast beef dinner. Mim Eberly gave the grace and the three generation.
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replacement. However. Mrs. Wineland, has served three years due to a previous superintendent’s failing health. One of her additional duties is to select the teachers for the coming church year which starts 'in September Bethany Church of the Brethren, whose church sign in front declares. “Visitors Are Expected.” has around 100-120 members as opposed to the church Mrs. Wineland grew up in which now has 400 members. According to the superintendent, a smaller church means everyone has a job or task to share in doing. It's all a part of the committment one makes when joining a church according to Mary Ellen who just happens to enjoy every minute of it
welcome was given by Phyllis Sorensen. Betty and Sarah Bultemeier. Bertha Moneyheffer. Arlene Con. Deb Mast and Diane Olson served on the committee for the evening and had the hall decorated with quilts and sun bJnnets. Prizes were given to: Bertha Kesler for being married the longest; April Lynn Chambers for being the youngest daughter; Lynette (Miller> VanDaele as the youngest bride; Arlette Duymodic-Waggy for having the most unusual item in her purse and “Elaine Orn for wearing a dress she made
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