Walkerton Independent, Volume 83, Number 22, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 28 April 1960 — Page 12

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— WALKERTON INDEPENDENT — April 28, 1960

Lions Attend Convention At Culver Sunday Twelve members and guests of the Walkerton Lions Club attended the District Convention of District 25-G. In ana Li<m s Club. Sunday, on the c.inpus of the Culver Military Academy. in Culver, Indiana. The new Epplj Auditorium was the scene of tr.e meeting hosted by the Culver Lions Club. The Walkerton Club won the first plac e in the contest in Region No. 1. of District 25-G, determined on a point basis, for attendance, ac tivities and projects. President Lee Frailey accepted a nice Lums speakers rostrum from Distent Gov Tiior Howard Ritchey at the con< lusion of the evening session when the winners v. • re announced. The art rnoon session included a web onte by A Imiral John W. Days. ,f the ulemy and a Necrology service for the entire group. Th 1,, ties then moved to the I. ttle Th< a' e in the Auditorium whete t hoy v nj< yed a piogram of Ait. by Warner Williams. artist in residence at the Academy. Ate i followed at Hie Culver Inn for the ladies. The business session in the main auditorium was enjoyed by the Lions. At this time reports of the clubs in 25-G were given, officers were nominated for the coming State Convention and reports q£ the various committees heai-d. Following this, the men and women were free to visit the campus with guides furnished if desired. The group enjoyed this part very much as the Academy which has an enrollment of over SOO boys provides many interesting sites to visit. The banquet, was served later in the Mess

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Hall. The evening program was started on an enjoyable note when the "Dine Notes." a up of 13 student.-. ottered 20 min-ut.-s of songs, v- i y enjoyable and very g“<«i. This group recently appeared before [ resident F mLmit m Washington. Following w s the awarding of prizes for tae regions mid door prizes, v. huh concluded the annual con- \ entmn. Th' so at t mding from Walkerton were: Mr and Mrs. Lee Frailey. Mr. and Mrs Branson H att, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Williams. Mr. and Mis James IL 1, Miss Mary Alice Sokola, Dcwayne Davey, C. Emmet Eiler and Bob Urbin. E n joy An n iversary Party Sunday One hundi" i an.] fifty friends and relatives called at the Walkerton Town (Tb Sunday alternoon. to extend their congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Orcutt, whi were celebrating then- twenty-fifth w.siding anniversary. Twelve couples, Mr. and Mrs. David Mellin, Mi - , and Mrs. .Alfred Drews. Mr. and Mis. Eug me Hewitt, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stahly, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schaeffer. Mr. ami Mis. Nelson Walz. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Dipert, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Steinke, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Watkins, Mr. and Mrs. Geoige Parks, Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Stahly and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schmeltz. arranged the party and presided during the open house hours are 1 to 5 o'clock. The reception room was decorated with a ceiling trim of blue paper streamers and silver balls. The serving table was skirted with a white organdy flounce, with silver leaves scattered about. A large pink, four-teired cake Centered the table, with a mini-

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ature bride and groom on top ’ layer. White leaves, centered with ’ a silver candle were at each on 1 > of the t ible The card tables for serving were (entered with a I white styrofoam star with a pink carnation ami a silver letter ••25" on ea»’h Two nieces of Mrs. OiI ciitt. Miss Charlene Kennedy and Miss Dianne Miller, were in , charge of the guest book. The gift tabic was covered with white linen. A conversation piece of the afternoon was a group of pic- > tures of the honored guests, dati mg ba< k from high school days to the pi esent time. These were , cleverly arranged on a bulletin board. Dainty open faced sandi wiches, cake, punch and coffee Were served. During the afternoon, guests Were entertained by the "Sandpipers" from Grovertown Si ho >1 who sang several numueis. The j seven girls, Paula Hewitt, Judy Lenz, Nancy Martin. Sue Pet rs. Marge Murrey, Gail Reid and Sharon Ball were accompanied , by Miss Patty Keller. ; Mr. and Mrs. Orcutt were married in Columbia City, April 12, ] 1935, and have resided in this community for the past eighteen years. Their three s< ns, Richard Roger and Phillip, their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Egolf of Columbia City, ami Mr. and Mrs. ' Guy Orcutt, of Larwill, Ind , were among the 40 family mem- > bers that enjoyed a dinner at > noon in the Orcutts new home in Roseland Addition, before the >cception. Other out of town i guests came from Fort Wayne, South Bend, Union Mills. Warren and LaPorte, Ind.: Chicago, 111., and Thiee Oaks, Michigan. k , ——l ■ - ■ William Henry Harrison, at I 68, was the oldest U. S. president when inaugurated. Theodore R ><>sevelt at 42. was th? • youngest, accouling to World Book Encyclopedia.

Fanner's Will Probe Property Tax Problem INDIANAPOLIS. More than 10.000 specially prepared booklets on the Indiana tax structure are being mailed this week t' local Farm Bureau leaders for use in more than 3.000 township dismission meetings. This is an effort by the organization to find an adequate and acceptable tax to give relief to property taxpayers, According to Indiana Farm Bureau President, George Doup, Columbus. Information in these booklets has been compiled by the IFB Tax Study and Fiscal Policy Commission, named in response to a request from Farm Bureau

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