Walkerton Independent, Volume 66, Number 38, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 19 February 1942 — Page 2

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Methodist Chui ch W. R. Kuhn, Minister Sundax School, 9:30, 1. F. Radl.iacher, superintendent. Sunday will lie observed as Laymen's Day. In place of the ermon by the pastor, three layjren will speak, each choosing his own subject. You will not want (O miss this. Beginning March Ist, there will bo evangelistic meetings every Sunday night. A cordial invitation is extended to everyone who is - ot attending church and Sunday hool elsewhere. Presbyterian Church Garth B. Salmon. Minister The Slone Church with a Warm, Friendly and Helpful Spirit. Sunday School 9:30, M. L. Bouse, Supt. Morning Worship 10:30. The World's Day Prayer will l»e observed in this church Friday afternoon at two o'clock. If you have no other church home, we extend to you a most cordial invitation, to come and worship with us. Tracy Lutheran Church L. H. SpecKman, pastoi Sunday school and Bible class meet at 9:15. Divine Service begin- at 10:30. Mid-week Lenten service on Wednesday. 7:30. Topic: “The ■Mouth That Was Kissed,” Mutt. 2’3,48-50. We preach a changeless Christ for a changing world. Visitors cordially welcome. United Brethren (hurch Walkerton 9:3o—Sunday School; Mr. Rudolph Cecrle, superintendent. 10:30—Morning Worship. in charge of Rev. U. B. Brubaker. Mid-Winter Communion. Jesus said, “This do, in remembrance of me.” No one who professes to be a Christian should fail to share in a service of this kind. 7:00 -Service of Song and Prayer with Bible Study in charge of Mr. Keith Dußois. Bring your Bibles. B:oo—Message by Mrs. F. A. Risley. Prayer Meeting Wednesday. Teegarden 10:00—Sunday School. Mr-. Haloid Williams, superintendent. No morning son ice. 7:3o—Beginning of two woks special sen ie, in charge of Rev. 1 V. B. Brubaker. The general I theme for these -ervii •• : Hebrews 3:1 “Consider the Apostle and High Piie t of our proses-ion, Christ Jesu>.” The Teegardei. church extend a cordial invitation to ail to attend these services. Koontz Lake Community ( hurch Herbert C. Sprague, pastor Sui.day School 9:45. Morning Worship, 11:00. Praise Service. 3;Ofi p. m. Evening Service, 7:3d p. m. Mid-Week Prayer Servin 7:;0 Wednesday at the Parsonage. The Ladies' Prayer Group w!l meet tin.- Friday afternoon at 1:30 GLASSES co FITTED Eyes Examined 37 Yrs. Experience 311 SO. MICHIGAN ST. SOUTH BEND. IND. Artifica! Eves Fitted

in the home of Mrs. James Gar bett.

A surprise Birthday Party was given in honor of Mrs. Ole Jensen Monday afternoon in the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Olin. Besides the Olins family Mr. and Mrs. K. Haskins, Mr. and Mrs. Ole Jensen, and Mr-. Minnie Jacobs were present. Future Statesmen and Great Leaders may be growing up in your home. Will they have the benefit of Christian training? Are They in Sunday School? Are they getting the Spiritual training you’d want them to have. Every great leader that has led a nation out of Chaos to Spiritual and Social Stability have been men of deep Spiritual understanding. The Fundamentals of Christianity, the only source of real security and peace has never l>een so challenged. Marifrancis Tank Leaves for Hawaii Mi.-s Marifrancis Tank, daughter of Grant Tank, of Walkerton, is in San Francisco, Calif., awaiting orders to sail for Hawaii as one of a group of 75 nurses the Red Cross has enlisted for duty in the islands. Since Miss Tank’s graduation from St. Luke’s hospital in Chicago in 1935 until last October she was a member of the nursing staff in Epworth hospital. South Berni. In October she went to San Francisco to join the medical center association with the University of Lus Angeles. ■— — ■ DE ATH REC ORD | ■ _ ■ Morgan Dolph Morgan Dolph was born in Polk township, Marshall county, May 12, 1881 and died at his home near LaPaz, Feb. 8, 1942, age 61 years. He had l>een ill for about three months of a heart ailment. He had lived in the same community all his life and was a farmer. His marriage to Ruth Crothers took place July 12, 1917, in Plymouth. Surviving are his widow; four daughters. Miss Jessie Dolph, Fort Wayne; Mrs. Roberta Harbaugh, LaPaz. and Audrey and Shirley .Ann, at home; two sons, Edward and Robert, at home; three brothers, Clem, rural route No. 1, Plymouth; Dani'd, Hingham, Mont., and Albert, Los Angeles, Calif.; a sister. Mrs Rosa Reamer, Walkeiton, and one grandchild. Funeral services wVrc held Wed ne-day afternoon hi the Pine Creek Church of the Brethren, Rev, Theodore Miller, Nappanee, oficiating. Burial was in the St. Johon’s Lutheran cemetery. Mrs. John D. Leßoy Mrs. Mabel M. I.eßoy, wife of' the late John D. Leßoy. who died in Waterloo, lowa, in 1918, passed away at Holy Family hospital, La Porte, at noon, Monday, Feb. 16, aged 82 years. She was born March 12, 1860 and had spent most of her life in and around La Porte. She is survived by two children,! Harry J. I.eßoy, of Crown Point,, Ind., aid Edgar D. Leßoy, Apple-' ton. WLc., a daughter, Ve-ta Ruth,, died in infancy. She is also surviv-’ ■d by five grandchildren and four) great giandchildnn. Funeral sei vices were held at Riser's funeral home, Lal’orte,! Wedn< sday afternoon, with burial! in \\ <‘o<|iavx n cemeterv, Walkerton. ' I Charles M. Troyer The funeral of Charles M. Troy-; or, of South Bend, was held at two! o'clock Tuesday afternoon in the G.' G. Guff funeral home, Rev. J. W. Grater officiat’d. Burial was ini .Southlawn cemetery. Mr. Troyer was born neai North Liberty, 64; years ago. Surviving are a son, Georgi Troyer, and two daughters, I ■ Edna Tn 1 ■ d ! <.,ms ar<- no* know here: a I roth r. Sam-<l Troy, r it Chita m ■ <m l’ ■ '■!< ‘ b .•' 'm d:! I . th B

MARRIED. i । MRS. JOHN BELLAVICH Anderson - Bellavich j Mr. and Mrs. Rolrert Anderson, ।of Hamlet, announce the marriage iof their daughter, Burnace, to John Bellavich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bellavich, of Mish|awaka, which took place Saturday, February 14th, at twelve o’clock I noon in the United Brethren par- ■ sonage, Walkerton. Rev. U. B. ! Brubaker read the double ring ceremony in the presence of Miss Lillian Sutton and Russell Pcnzenik, of Mishawaka. The bride wore a beige and ! brown ensemble, with brown acjeessories, and a corsage of rubrum । lilies. Miss Sutton, wore a brown and beige suit, and a corsage of 1 roses. Mr. Penzcnik was the best - man. Mr. and Mrs. Bellavich will make their home at 217 Lincolnway East, Mishawaka, where they are both । employed. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ander- } son and son, John, entertained with ia family dinner in honor of the i newly weds. The guests included | Elmer Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Anderson and family, Mr. | and Mrs. Ted Anderson and family, Marion Anderson and son, Mrs. J. L. Cochran, Herman Cochran, of Walkerton, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Mull and son, Mr. and Mrs. V. N. Daniels and family, Mr. and Mrs. (Jeorge Anderson and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Cochran and famlily, Mr. ami Mrs. C. J. Cochran, ami Mis- Lillian Sutton of Mishal waka and Mr. and Mrs. Harold ; Zimmei, of Smith Bend. Courtesy Smith Bend Tribune New comer - Hay The marriage of Miss Eris Hay, । daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hay, of Plymouth, and Richard Newcomer, son of Mrs. Raymond Newcomer, of North Libeity, took place Saturday afternoon, February 1 Ith, at 2:30 o'clock, in the parsonage of the Methodist church, North Liberty. R< v. C. Henry Ball, the pastor, read the double । Hng ceremony in the presence of Mi.-s Helen Newcomer, sister of the groom, and Cecil Robison, of Teegardcn. The bride xxore a poudre blue ! afternoon frock, with matching ac--1 cessories. Her corsage was of gardenias. Miss Newcomer wore I a peach colored frock, and her । corsage was of roses. Mr. and Mrs. Newcomer, who are both employer! in South Bend, ; will make their home with the I groom's mother, j Peterson - Lindsley Saturday afternoon at three o’clmk in the parsonage of the United Brethren inu Christ church. Walkerton, Kenneth Gilmore Peterson, of Walkerton, and Miss Mabel Nor'ime Lindshw’, of Lak<*- ' ville, were united in marriage by Rev. I’. B. Brubaker, using the .-ingle ring ceremony. The couple was attended by Ear) Lind? Icy and M s Elnora I ind-b y, hr Uhei ami sister • f the I.ride. The groom is 1 <h. J. O} .1 b> t! ’ '”<• Ch-dim Cm u >n, es L J’orte, at which

place Mr. and Mrs. Peterson will probably make their home. —- - « A nun - Sheneman Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Sheneman announce the marriage of their daughter, Vera Diane to Alfred E. Amm, son of Edmund Amm., on Saturday, Feb. 7, at the home of Rev. G. L. Maus, of Twelve Mile. They were attended by Juanita Price and Earl Liggett, Ruth Leazenby, of Plymouth and Robert Sheneman, brother of the bride. They spent the xveek-end in Lafayette and Delphi guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. McCain. Bussie - Kerchaert The marriage of Phyllis Jean Kerchaert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Kerchaert, of Walkerton,

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and Robert Douglas Bussie, of Koontz Lake, took plyce FHday evening, February 13, at weight o’clock in the home of Justice Harry Davidson, Koontz Lake. The single ring ceremonx xvas used. DEAD Animals Removed Horses - Cattle - Hogs - Sheep Phone: Walkerton 73 Reverse Charges Branch of GLOBE RENDERING CO. Logansport. Ind.