Walkerton Independent, Volume 18, Number 7, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 2 January 1958 — Page 4

— WAIXERTON INDEPENDENT — January 2, 1958

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News of the Churches The Methodist Church Harold R. Hotchkiss, Minister i* C. Melvin Alwine, S. S. Supt. ! Sunday School. 9:30 a, m. Morning Worship 10:40 a. m. ' Sermon theme begins a new •cries: —What Will the Harvest ’ BeT Choir rehearsal Wednesday, 7.00, Important session of the Official Board Wednesday, 7:45 p. m. 1

Mbtrnridt ■ km «aniimflmra«wiam|| ” LIFELINES | ■ The New Year is like an undiscovered country. We H a cannot see whether there are mountains, deserts or fertile R plains. Thick mists cut off our vision. We do not know jg ■ what the future has in store for us. Th© New Year, then, brings to us a sense nf Mystery. U ■ We have been bom in a world of Mystery—a world where H everything seems possible, where Santa climbs down the R | chimneys and Jacks can climb bean stalks and kill giants. ■ ■ Mystery remains with us. The beginning of a New' Year is also a serious time. It J is a time for sober thought, not for indulgence and sin. It is well for us to take an inventory of the soul’s stock and Life; it is good for us to check over the way which we have | come. Also the New Year is a glorious time. It quickens th* j pulse and makes the heart throb with joy and hope. The only way that the heart can be changed is by ad- . milling the Saviour. A new humanity can come forth only a© human hearts bow in allegiance before Him. It ts just thi* Ito which we should give sober thoughts at this time. BY THE MINISTERS OF WALKERTON

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Philathea Circle of the WSCS meets with Mrs Earl Leslie Thursday afternoon. January 91 h, with Mrs. Claude Houser as assisting hostess. Pilgrim Holiness Church Paul N. Tsgrigg, Pastor Jesse Wlßler. S S. Supt. Sunday School 9:30 a. m. Morning Worship 10:30 a. m. Youth Service 7:00 p. m. Evangelistic Service 7:30 p. m. Mid-Week Service Wednesday, 7.30 p. m. „ „ The E. U. B. Charch V. L Garner. Pastor James Johnson, S. S. Supt. Bible School, 9 30 a. rm Morning Worship 10:30 a. m. Youth Fellowship 6:30 p. m. Tlie local council will meet at the church Monday evening, January 8, at 7:30 p. m. Choir Practice Wednesday, 7:00. Women's Society of World Service Wednesday, 2:00 p. in. at the church. First Presbyterian (hurch Jerrv L. Rice, Pastor Wayne Burch, Church School Supt.

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J SUNDAY 8:00 a. m. Tower Chimes by Ali len Hostetler. ' 8:30 Early Morning Worship. Music by Junior Choir. । 9:30 Church School. j 10:30 Morning Worship I 7:00 p m. First meeting of the newly organized Westminster Fellowship. , Wednesday 6:00 Jr. Choir practice. 7:00 Sr. Choir Practice. 8:00 Teachers meeting for all teachers. Bible Conference In South Bend January 12 - 19 The 26th Annual Mid-Winter Bible Conference will be held in the People's Uhurch, South Bend, Jan. 12-19, according to the founder and director, Dr. Roscoe Wilson. Unusual Interest in the Conference has been expressed by many because of the happenings in the scientific world and the prophetic Word of God during the past year. Outstanding speakers for the conference have been secured. Dr. A. H. Stewart, Racine, Wis., who < has been a speaker of the conference for 25 years; Dr. Howard Sugden, pastor of the South Baptist Church, Lansing; Prof. Karl Steele, head of the Art Dep’t., । Wheaton College, Wheaton, HL; i Dr. W. S. Hottel, author, Detroit; Dr. Warren Filkin. Prof, of Christion Education, Northern Baptist Theological Seminary, Chicago; Dr. Tom Malone, pastor of Emmanuel Baptist Church, Pontiac; and Lt. Gen. Wm. K. Harrison, recently rei tired from the U. S. Army. Gen. Harrison, who was the Chief delegate of the United Nations Command Armistice Negotiations Delegation at Panmunjon, Korea, and signed the armistice documents while in that capacity at the ceremony m Panmunjon, will be the speaker Sunday afternoon. Jan., 12. His address will be related to present day happenings in the light of God's Word—an address no one should miss. PIULATHEA CIRCLE TO MEET The I*hilathea Circle of the W.S.C S. of the Methodist Church will meet Thursday afternoon. Jan. 9th, with Mrs. Earl Leslie at 705 Michigan, with Mrs. Claude Houser assisting. Annual Sport Car Exhibition feb. 7 Through March 2 ' DEARBORN, Mich.— The Henry Fond Museum’s seventh annual sports car show’ will open February 7 and continue through March 2. A panorama of the world's leading sports cars, ‘'Sports Cars in Review" is the nation’s only auto show devoted entirely to sports models. Th© exhibit will bring together more than 50 cam from Italy, England, Germany. France and United States. Some foreign cars will be ri*own for the first time in the United States, according to Alan R. Symonds, chairman of the show, i For contrast with today's models, several sports cars of earlier year*, both foreign and domestic, also will be displayed. I

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. Bonnie Golubskl has been ill with the flu and pneumonia for the past three weeks, she is still con fined to bed. Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Grossman and family. LaGrange and Don Smith of South Bend were Christmas Day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Smith and family. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schmeltz and children spent Christmas with the latter’s parents, Mr and Mis. David Cogswell in Niles, Mich. | Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cripe, Sr.,' Mrs. Elsie Johnson and Marjorie Cooney of South Bend were Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cripe, Roger and Mary Jane, in South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Osborn and sons. South Bend, and Mr. and Mrs. George Seitz enjoyed Christmas dinner in the horn© of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Osborn, of South Bend. Miss Caral Ann Mechling of North Manchester and the MJsses Deanne and Harriet Mechling were week end guests of their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. George MechJing, LaPorte. Thursday evening Mr and Mrs. Wm. Waller and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walsh and Dorothy enjoyed a gift exchange in the Walch home. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Crumback and Mr. and Mrs. John Nieburt were guests of John and George Nieburt of Chicago for Christmas. Their granddaughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. R. Stub© of Kingsville, Texas, were home on leave. Mrs. Velma Stahley and son. Norman, are spending Christmas vacation in Florida. Mr. and Mrs Larman Kaser and family Joined them at Clearwater Florida, where they went deep sea fishing Mrs. Stahley returned home Sunday while the others will remain for th© rest of the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Koch Jr. and family were guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Koch for the Christmas holiday. Guests for Christmas dinner also included Mr. and Mrs Donald Wolfenberger and Donn, Mrs. Wm. Peschel and Mrs. Nelli© Wolfenberger. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Koch. Jr., and family, of Kirksville. Mo., were guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. , Harold Koch, over the Christmas holiday. Guests for Christmas dinner also included Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wolfenberger and Dona. Mrs. Wm. Peschel and Mrs. Nellie Wolfenberger.

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Larry Tendall and family of Lockport, 111., wer© guests of the Leland Frailey family Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sill spent Christmas Day with the Charles Ward family and the following day at Gary with Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Sill. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Waller. Timer, enjoyed the Christmas holidays with their son, James R. Waller and family in Sidney, Ohio. Charles Ferverda left Sunday from South Bend airport for his home In Hollywood, Calif. He was home for Christmas week. Road Courtesy Pays Off! ■ am. : —————h- —

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