Two Local Churches Hold Joint Services During March National 4-H ...

irthday Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Bennett were
tests of honor on Sunday at a
m ily dinner in the Donald Beh-
er home when the birthdays of
e couple were celebrated.
Those attending were Mr. and
rs. Carl Bennett and son, Leon,
Kentland, Mr. and Mrs. Char-
5 Bennett and fam ily of Lake-
lle, Mr; ancl Mrs. Vance Fen-
er maker and Mr. and Mrs. Glen
arner and daughters/ all of Ar-
>s, Mrs. Louis I fatten and Pho-
*n I fatten of Goshen, Mr. and
rs. Ray Bennett of Monterey and
r. and Mrs. Clyde Bennett and
mily.
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ide Awake Class to Meet
Mrs. M .R. Robinson w ill enter-
in the members of the W ide
ivake class of the Methodist
urch 011 Thursday evening,
arch 16, at 7:30 o’clock. Mrs.
trl Adams and A lta Burns w ill
! the assisting hostesses.
piled Class to ,
ave Box Social
mEjze United class w ill meet on j
B r ld a y evening, March 10, at I;
WO p. m. w ith Mr. and Mrs. Fred !
.allstead for a box social. Mr.
id Mrs. J. B. Allen w ill be the '
listin g hosts. i
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:rlh Aim oim cem eut j,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook a re !'
;e parents of a son, John Mich- j j
il# born in Parkview Hospital, j
[ym'outh 011 Wednesday, March •!
The baby weighed 8 lbs., 12 j!
mces.
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fesceiit Class Meeting
The Crescent class of the Grace ;
vangelical and Reformed church j
ill meet at the home of Mrs. j
uth Brown on Wednesday, Mar. •
), at 7:30 p.m. j
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. Mr. and Mrs. Joe McCarthy and j
►11 David were guests of Mr. and
rs. J. W . Riggens Sunday eve- j
ng. j
Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Crabb spent *
.inday afternoon with Mr. and \
rs. A rthur Crabb and fam ily at i
ewauna. *
Mr. and Mrs. E arl Boswell of .
lili and Mr. and Mrs. Harold !
ilbert of Marion, visited on Sun- '
iy w ith the H am pton Boswell
mily. I
Mr. and Mrs. Ben W . Oberlin '
id daughters, Dorothy and Aud-
y were Monday evening dinner ■
tests of Mr. and Mrs. R alph
ickizer. The dinner marked the !
rthday of Dorothy Oberlin.
Jo h n K urtz and Keith K urtz ,
Blissfield, M idi., spent Sunday
ith Bob and Gloria K urtz at the
L. Shively home. The day
arked the birthday of Bob Kurtz.
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Strang were
m day dinner guests of Mr. and
rs. Jacob Danner in Bourbon.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert R ust and
m ghter Barbara Jane spent Sat-
•day night and Sunday in Frank-
1 and Colum bus with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sullivan
Alexandria were Sunday guests
their daughter, Mrs. T. L. Er-
n, Mr. E rvin and children.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
id Mrs. Harold Baker and son,
ere Mr. and Mrs. M arvin Scott,
oris Nickler and Keith Ilostet-
er of E lkhart, Charles Baker of
)uth Bend and Mr. and Mrs.
arry J. Baker and fam ily. Bill
aker returned home from Elk-
irt after attending the tourney
i Saturday.
Rev. Quentin Hand was the din-
;r guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
. R. Robinson and daughter,
arolyn.
M .11. Robiinaon and Rev. Quen-
n H and spent Saturday in Ind-
napotis on business. They were
:companied to Indianapolis by
rs. H and and Terrill Jane who
ent on to Brownstown to spend
iveral days with the latter’s par-
its, Mr. and Mrs. R alph Denny.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Blanchard
ient Saturday evening in Peru
siting w ith their son, Earl
daughter, Mary Jean.
Sunday afternoon guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Dewey M urphy of Ober
were Mr. and Mrs. E. P. B lanchard.
Sunday evening the B lan­
chards visited w ith Mr. and Mrs.
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