Walkerton Independent, Volume 83, Number 32, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 7 July 1960 — Page 4

— WALKERTON INDEPENDENT — July 7, 1960

CHURCH HEWS

Tin- MHii ulist ( hurch J Kemp Tunis Minist* r Sunday S< In >1 9 30 a.m. O. E. Eib. Superintendent Worship Sen ic* Id 40 a nr, ‘•What Shall I Believe'.'’’ The A. I . B. Cliurcte V. L. <Jann :. pastot James Payton, Supt. Bible School 9 30. Morning Worship 10:30. Youth Fellowship 6:30. Evening Worship 7 30. The Council of \dminstration wil] meet M»nday evening at S 00. at Ili ob a h. ("noir prm ti< Wedmsday at 7:00 Bible Studv and prayer, Wednesday at 'vOO. First Presbyterian Chun h David D. Owen, pastor Dr. Elliott Prash, Supt. Wednesday. July 6. Wally Johnson will leave fur camp at Kosciusko. Saturday. July 9. The Couples Club will have a bake sale at the Cello Cleaners from 9 to 12. Donations are needed! Sunday. July 10. ('hurch School 9:30. Worship Service 10:30. Wednesday. July 13, Session meeting at the church at 7:30, July 10-17, Mrs. Vei ice Walz will take a deserved rest from the organ. Mrs. Myron Mullctt will play for the July 10 service. In following Christ it is the first venture that costs. Once on the way one does not I'ind it harder than other ways. Like the entrance into chilly water, the worst is the plunge. The danger is that one will shrink from the venture, and that everything will be lost for Hie Simple lack of the courage to begin. COUPLES’ ( LI B The Presbyterian Couples' club h< id their June meeting with a pot luck dinner in the back yard of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones and Mr. ami Mrs. Raymond McGrath as co-hosts. Tha business meeting consisted of plans fcr a bake sale July 9th, the proceeds to go toward expenses for the adoption of an Amei ican Indian child the club has voted on. Nineteen children and nineteen adults were present to enjoy an aAeinocn and evening < f fellowship, horse shoe, badminton and croquet. Tlie July met ting will be held nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Burch with Mr and Mrs. Jack Ryan a s co-hosts. Pony League Again Tied The Powell-Mann team won their first game defeating Hiatt’s 15-9. to move into a 3rd place tie with 1-1 markers. Roy Alien was the winning pitcher and Jake Baron the loser. Tuesday mght. Heils handed Walkerton Lanes their first loss. 3-2. as an mor bi ught J. Whitmer in with th? winning run in the tottom of the 7th. Emit Morrison was the v mmng pitcher and Don Ludwig the loser. J. Whitn er and Terry Lute had singles oft Ludwig and D. M ( - K -s.^on the only hit on Mo. ri. on Th<~ • twe teams will play again a > the league goes into ds final round It may be that the champion-hip wul be decided in the last game. Standings: W. Lanes 4 1 Heils Restaurant 4 1 Hiatts 1 4 Powell-Mann 1 4 Always paddle your own canoe that way there « nc one aboard to r > k the boat

Married □ □ Bower- St nil Miss Mary Lee B >wei . duugh ter of Mr and Mrs. William L Bowels. Rt. 1. North Libei ly and Larry A Stull, Rt.l, Walkerton. exchanged wedding vow at 2 30 p. m Sunday in the In.manuel Evangeical Lutheran ('hurch. Rev Jani’s S. McGee officiated. The church was decorated with white gladioli with tinted blue pomp m> - . green palms and < andelabra. White satin bows marktd th' pew- Miss Becky Web'r was vocalist and Mis Nancv Rui L o: ganist. Tin bride given in mania; e by her fitho’. wore a gown of imported hand-clipped Chantilly lace. The bodice was styled with long tapered sleeves, pointed waistline and a scalloped Sabrina neckline highlighted with seq;': s and seed pearls. The bouffant floor-length skirt swept to a chapel train in back in two pointed tiers, with a bordered edge. Her veil cf impoited silk illusion fell from a Swedish crcwn of sequins and seed pearls. She carried a white orchid on a white Bible, with streamers extending from the orchid. Miss Marlene Bowers oP North

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V wl ’ ■ V. 1 r ? ' ' - 'v '' J -■H i4 s'. ] 2 .1 ^•4 I " - W i MRS LARRY A STI’LL Liberty, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Linda Stull, of Walkerton, sister of the bridegro* m. and Miss Roberta Joachim, of North Liberty. They wore identical chiffon dresses of Copen blue. The high Italian necklines were draped to a point in the back.

from which fell panels, caught up .it the waistlines. The full skirts were ballerina length and a sliirred midriff circled the waists. Their hats were lattice headbunds of horsehair with pearl tipped organza petal flowers and matching circular vails. They carried white and tinted blue daisies in baskets. Lynn Stull, of Walkerton, ecus, in of the bridegTGC.n, was be:;’ man Groomsmen were David Baker, of Marion. Ind , and Don Howell, of Walkerton Seating th • guests were Charles Bowers, of North Liberty, brother Off the bnde; DeWayne Burch, if Walk- * i ton and Roger Stull. Walker-

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tem, bevther of the bridegroom. A reception was held in th a church partors. After a wedding trip to Mackinac Island, tlie new. lyweds will return July 1 to reside at 28131 Liberty Hwy’. Tim bride is a graduate of North LibeHy High Sclx'ol and the bride groom was graduated from Tyner High School Father listening to his 7-year-<Jd scratch away on his violir. while the hound dog howled dismally nearby. As the practice session wore on, father asked the boy, “Can’t you play something the dog doesn’t know?"