The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 45, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 November 1982 — Page 58

. THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed.. November 24,1982

AH Natives ° Oc ume^ t Northern Indiana: j f Including Nappanee, Syracuse, Bremen,! L Wakarusa, Milford. Goshen, Bourbon, f f Etna Green, North Webster. A Ligonier, Pierceton, Etc.... J! B When your ancestors first came to America finhev were basically a helpless and lazy bunch, I t that had no idea how they were going to survive d F in this new country - d * Fortunately my great uncle Elmer Ellsworth ■ aStillson accompanied this group and a f homesteaded a piece of ground south of Nap S B panee v X Now Uncle Elmer was an intelligent, hard- X t working man who, because of his tremendous £ size, was lovingly nicknamed Tank a Uncle Tank worked his- land with untiring jf Xenergv and ability (without your kins’ help! and J X naturally was very successful a f Yes. Uncle Tank was also charitable and 7 realized that your relatives could not survive the v f winters without his help J X Every year aftfe»his crops were in, Unc’e Tank S < would pick a Thursday m late November to call in a U the neighbors and give them food and the B ■ necessities for the winter £ I Soon, this Thursday* m November liecamel £ known as TANKS GIVING DAY _ ijL Just thought you ought to know. 1 Now Oops and Oops Too are following in our Uncle Tank's footsteps and having a 3-Day Only — Nov 24,26,27 (Sale Continues Thru Sunday. . .. v 28. 12 To 4. Syracuse Store Only I TANKS GIVING Et PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE ■MMmrwvvTmrvTrrinnrTTTOTTTn& 120% OFF : z all JEANS : • 1 09*6 ANYTHING ELSE I t.W t» tt * * » » Ml JU9At.ft.tJ R tit! Don't you think you should pay respects to our uncle and at least come in and look? OOPS oops too lIOS Mam P'® C ® S pl 102 W Main Syracuse

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Husbands join Mary Circle for meeting

In lieu of its regular November meeting, the Mary Circle of Saint Andrew’s United Methodist 'Church met in the home of Mr. and Mrs, Lamar Stoops on October 27. Present were Dr. and Mrs. Howard Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Penn. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Metzler. Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Stoops. Thelma Clapp. Helen Jones and Prim Dunn Rev. and Mrs. Phil Frew were special guests After a social hour, the ladies gathered for their meeting, called to order by Eva Penn, chairwoman She opened the meeting with a prayer poem,

Thanksgiving service to focus on daily needs

A special service of thanksgiving. November 25. at 10:30 am . at the Christian Science Church. 11l North Fifth Street. Goshen, will trace the scriptural record of God’s blessings, even in times of widespread economic challenges. The Bible lesson-sermon, drawn from both the Old and New Testaments, focuses on God’s provision for daily needs of food, clothing, shelter, as well as the deeper yearnings of the heart for fulfillment, health and the opportunity to help others. Among specific passages to be included in the sermon are reassurances from Proverbs. "Through wisdom is a house built , and by understanding it is established”; and Philippians. "My God shall supply all your

Samarian Service Guild holds breakfast meeting

AU 13 members of the Saint Andrews Samarian Service Guild were present for the November 10th meeting, held in the home of Barbara Naab, A breakfast was served prior to the Gloria Frew led the devotions, discussing what it meant to be thankful, and including a prayer from the Guideposts Handbook of Prayer by Phyllis Hobe Peggy Thomas, program leader for the day. led the study of chapter two of Accepting Jesus As The Christ. Dot Wysong reported that the Pony Express Chuck Wagon dinner, at the church on November 7. had served at least 125 people. It was announced that the elementary school choir will sing at ’he Community Thanksgiving

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• Talk It Over With God,” and then expressed her thanks for the cooperation given her during her two years in office. Circle members were invited by Dr. and Mrs. Brown to attend their annual Christmas party on December 9. Plans for next year were discussed, and the schedule of meetings was approved, after minor changes. A letter from Jay Hughes, coordinator of Saint Andrew’s United Methodist Women, concerning 1982 activities was read. A discussion of 1963 activities followed. Thelma Clapp led the devotions with a discussion of the life of Hannah, one of the wives of

needs according to his riches in glory by Christ Jesus.” Brief selections from the Christian Science textbook. Science and Health With Key to the Scriptures, by Mary Baker Eddy, will also be read, including her statement "Divine Love always has met and always will meet every human need. It is not well to imagine that Jesus demonstrated the divine power to heal only for a select number or for a limited period of time, since to all mankind and in every hour, divine Love supplies all good.” The latter part of the hour-long service has been set aside for expressions of gratitude. Hymns, the Lord’s Prayer, and the President’s Thanksgiving Proclamation complete the order of service.

Service November 21. Hanging of the Greens will be held Sunday, Nov. 28, at 4 p.m., at the church. The club accepted the nominating committee's slate of officers, as reported by Evie Kirkdorfer. The slate is: Roberta Pittman — chairman Peggy Thomas — vice chairman Lois Allen — secretarytreasurer Joan Hann and Barbara Naab — reception chairmen A donation was sent to Elkhart Hospice in memory of Waneta Luttman, and the club's bedside tray will be given to the Elkhart Cancer Society. Gloria Frew announced the proposed theme for the 1983 bazaar is To Grandmother's House We Go. Several bazaar items were discussed.

Elkanah and the mother of Samuel. The meeting was closed by Mrs. Penn repeating a poem entitled God Bless You. Bruce Ough program director at Oakwood An effort by Indiana United Methodists to develop the church’s Oakwood Center, at Lake Wawasee, as a major spiritual retreat site took a step forward recently with the appointment of Rev. Bruce R. Ough as program director. The search for an Oakwood program director had been underway for several months. Officially the facility is known as the Oakwood Adult and Family Center. It is hoped Oakwood will become a major retreat- center, not only for Indiana United Methodists, but also for persons outside the state and from other denominations. Development will include physical facilities, spiritual formation environment, program and outreach. A United Methodist minister. Ough has, for the past three years, been a member of the program staff in the denomination's Dakotas Area. Mitchell. S.D. While only 31. he has received numerous awards and professional recognitions, with special interest in pastoral counseling, church administration and theology. Ough. who began his duties several weeks ago, is married and the father of three children. Making the announcement of Ough's appointment were Dr. Robert B. Hirschman of Indianapolis. president of the Oakwood board; and Indiana United Methodist Bishop James Armstrong, also of Indianapolis.

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