The Brook Reporter from Brook, Indiana • Page 6

REPORTER PAGE SIX MARCH 14, 1963 THE BROOK ivix. ana jvirs. Clarence Hotler and ft- TEACHER TRAINING COURSE GRANT II HOME DEMONSTRATION CLUB MEETS This week the Goodland Baptist Church is initiating a teacher i training course for every interested GO0DLAN0 NEWS By Rose Brook NEWTON COUNTY BARRACKS 219 HOST DISTRICT Arthur Hall is in Jasper county hospital for observation and treatment. William Winger is reported quite ill at his home near Goodland. His daughter, Mrs.

James Terry of Kentland is here assisting in his care. Miss Doris Champley of South Bend came for the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Logan Champley and brother, Arnold. For fast and economical develop member of the church. The course the home of Carol Zeider; Pauline is published by Hie Evangelical Peterson serving as assisting host-Teacher Training Association of ess.

Wheaton, 111. Over 100,000 people The meeting, opened by president, Mrs. Anna Prohreich, Miss Lydia Leins and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Bil-yeu were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Byrd of Otter-bein. Mr. Bilyeu also visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. Wett-schurack. 250 watt Heat Lamps Special $1.00 ea. COOKE'S PHARMACY. Mr.

and Mrs. Allen Toben and Deborah of Rensselaer were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Riley Bilyeu. Mr.

and Mrs. Virgil Hotler and Newton County Barracks 219 as host for the 2nd District held Sunday, March i me umiiis 1930 Dr clarence Benson, this and Paul's Church. The date also trainin lan interdenomination-marked the 8th anniversary of the liave been taught the principles of dynamic Christian leadership thru the E.T.TA. program. Pounded in allv recognized and denomination- adaptable.

More than 150 colleges, Bible colleges, and seminaries approve and recommend this program. It offers time-tested, true-to-the-Bible training for ear- evangelical Christians and selected to attend Girl's State, with churches. The course consists ofjKahy O'Neil as alternate. The units of study which are twelve meeting closed with the club pray-lessons in length and lead to the er. Robert Hotler were in East Liverpool, Ohio, to attend funeral rites held for Mrs.

Hotler's father, the Rev. William F. Grastcn. Others there were the Hotler's daughter, Mrs. Gloria Moyer of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Samuel E. Molter, who has been hospitalized for several weeks, was taken to the home of her daughter, Mrs. John Buyno, at i Georgetown, 111. for several weeks! stay.

She was accompanied by Mr. Molter and Mr. Gordon Crane. 7 oz. Vapure, the Medicated decongestant room Vaporizer, S1.19.

COOKE'S PHARMACY. MONUMENTS, MARKERS AND MAUSOLEUMS Erected Tn All Cn-mnD-rinc I Any size of type, your choic? BERNARD PADGETT a- JAMES II. DADDOW Dealer In TI i-r i Jfl Riding1 Equipment Phone 285-2747 I Residence Phone 235-2466 Morocco, Indiana son, Douglas, of Indianapolis, came, Sunday, to assist his mother, Mrs. Albert Hotler, and his brother, Virgil Hotler, celebrate their birthdays. Mrs.

Arthur Cooper remains quite ill in Methodist hospital, Indianapolis. Mr. Cooper is remaining in the city. Mrs. Robert Yochem and daugh-term, Pam, were Lafayette callers Saturday.

Mrs. George Bond was a business caller in Chicago, Monday. The Golden Rule is old but it's good as ever. It hasn't been used aften enough to result in any appreciable wear. MERRITT XV HEEL ALIGNMENT East End Harrison St.

Phone 866-5313 Rensselaer FORNEY ARC WELDERS New and Used Sales and Service FRANCIS W. TALLER i Phone 297-4547 Goodland DR. M. O. FEASTER CIIIROIRACTOR 315 E.

Graham, Kentland, Ind. Phone 474-5066 Office Hours: Tucs. tlrni 9:30 a. m. 12:30 p.

m. 2:00 p. m. 5:30 p. m.

Sat. Evenings 7:00 p. m. 9:00 p. m.

Consultation Invited V2 Block North of U.S. SUM C. Seddelmeyer INSURANCE REAL-ESTATE FARM LOANS Phone 297-4211 Goodland Dr. Colonel F. Mackey OPTOMETRIST CONTACT LENSES Phone 866-5661 Rensselaer, Indiana COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SALES SERVICE Auto Truck Tractor Repairing Goodyear Tires MAIN GARAGE Phone 297-3232 Goodland The Flower Box Flowers For AH Occasions Phone 297-4212 Goodland, Indiana NEWTON COUNTY FARMERS MUTUAL INSURANCE For Farm Fire Insurance See Gilbert Weston.

Preident; C. W. Morcan, Vice-President; Ralph E. Kindlsr, V. Morgan.

Sec; George L. Crudden and Henry Smith. Solicitors And Adjusters: Lloyd L. Blankenbaker, Morocco; Raymond Smith, Morocco; Marvin Lohr, Kentland. Agents for Wind Insurance through Indiana Farmers Mutual Insurance Indianapolis tmiiimiiuiMMiiiumiMiM itiiMiimintnua Mo 24 party III.

I organization of the Newton Co Barracks. More than seventy-tive were in attendance; all but one of; the several barracks in the district being represented, with District Officers present. STORE 5 Men and Boy's Clothing KENTLAND, INDIANA CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE Thone 297-4241 Goodland SEE Goodland Farm Management Goodland, Indiana For Farm Management Farm Accounting Soil Testing f'JJ LITTLE MAN, WHAT NOW? CAUGHT in a storm without the proper protection just as he might be if his insurance isn't ready for that "rainy day. Don't let fire, windstorm, accident or other peril dunk you financially. Call on us for adequate insurance today! Constable Agency Phone 297-3333 POST OFFICE BLDG.

GOODLAND, INDIANA 24 West Phone 297 lly nest six i cal The I lirst i I 1 1 i take I i of i I FfiflUDRS St. Pay Pairdh) OSOn Soomxalays, Grant II Home Demonstration Club met, Thursday, March. 7, in Lucille Davidson, with the recitation of the Club Creed. Maxine Hotler gave the history of the "Song of the "Onward, Ever the official song of the Na tional Home Demonstration Coun- cq. Roll call was answered by eleven members.

The lesson "New was given by Mrs. Eliza- beth Smart. County Home Demon- stration Agent. Evelyn Coty was Refreshments were served by the hostesses. A guest and six children were nresent.

Th next meeting will feature a Bake and White Elephant Sale, to ix held on rnursaay, Apru ui tns home of Maxine Hotler. Ople Blake, Reporter. BETTER COIL AND TRANSFORMER TEAM WINS Goodland Better Coil Trans-formor Corp. basketball team defeated Lafayette Coca-Cola Sunday, March 10th at the Lafayette Arm ory. Goodland got off to a good start and led at half-time 51-49.

La- favette worked it to 97-97 at the en(j Gf regulation play which put it an overtime wnere uuuutauu won 109-104. Better Coil Trans. Darche 18 1 Hill 11 5 Miller 8 7J Donahue 8 2 Illingworth 0 Don 0 0 Totals 47 Coca-Cola Johnson 15 Gery 10 1ft 13 tvyuei Ford 7 Sorenson Ford Douglas 4 2 1 49 Totals BOY SCOUT NEWS by Jack Messersmith Troop 56 held a parents' night Monday, March 11. Highlight of the evening was the awarding of Life rank to Jeffery Messersmith. This makes Jeffery the highest ranking scout in our troop including the scoutmaster who never got past Star rank.

The scoutmaster was slightly relieved when the district executive, Bob Collison, admitted he too had only reached Star rank while his son went on to Eagle Scout. It was decided that the troop would go to Cary Scout Camp July 28 to August 3. Starting Tuesday, March 12 and on each Tuesday and Thursday evening thereafter, twelve of the scouts will be taking Spanish lessons conducted by Lupe Messersmith. This is not a part of scouting and was requested by the boys. If a scoutmaster's opinion amounts to anything, this one is all for anything of educational value and he thinks it is pretty wonderful when the young folks themselves ask for such lessons who sez kids don't amount to nothin' nowadays? Thanks to our district executive we have twelve boys taking swimming lessons each Saturday at the YMCA pool in Lafayette.

Sometime during the week a volunteer will knock on your door and ask for a donation for scouting. This is the money that goes to council and keeps scouting going. The money is used to pay executives. onice personnel, maintain our council camp, office expenses, etc. Goodland has not raised a cent to support council in three years but even so, council has carried us and maintained scouting in Goodland with a Cub Pack and an Explorer Post.

Please be as generous as you can when the volunteer calls on you, we need scouting for our boys and with 28 boys registered we take a fair share from council. BIRTHDAY SUPPER Legion and Legion Auxiliary carry-in birthday supper will be Saturday, March 16 in the school gym. Serving starts at 6:30 so bundle up the kids and get there early for a real feast. Mrs. Richard Hall, who has been hospitalized for observation, has been returned to her home.

Mrs. James Begley, recently returned from a trip into Old Mexico, accompanied her sister, Mrs. Harry Etter of Oxford to Cumberland. Wisconsin, where the latter will enter a clinic. Select your Hallmark Easter Cards Now.

COOKE'S PHARMACY. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wilson of Wolcott came for a visit with, the Bruce Wilsons of Benton County and with Mrs. Mary Mead.

Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Stuff elbeam were In Ottawa, Sunday, and were accompanied home by Mrs.

Stuffelbeam's uncle, Joseph Murray, 'well known to many here. A family gathering is planned for Sunday, next, in the Poresman school building, honoring Mr. Murray who will be observing his 90th birthday. i 1 Preliminary Teacher's Diploma which is granted by the Evangeli- Teacher Training Association, first course is Old Testament Survey Law and History, and the lesson win oe launt at me Baptist Church this Thursday eve- i (j I -rJJ I 7 111. I 1 HOW 1 persons in the community are invited to either audit the course or it for credit.

Rev. Garfield Judkins. a certified teacher for the ET.T.A. courses, will be the instructor. GRANT I II.

D. CLITS TO MEET The Grant Twp. H. D. Club will meet in the Mitten Memorial Bldg.

Tuesdav afternoon, March 19. Mrs. Mrs. Elizabeth Smart, County Home Demonstration Arrent, will give the lesson on New Fabrics, Textures and Care. Hostesses for the social hour: Sarah Leatherman and Mrs.

Mary Hotler. LEGION AUXILIARY MEETS The American Legion Auxiliary, Bems Burgess Unit 181 met at the home of Mrs. Opal Blake for their March meeting with Mrs. Grace Nevitt as assisting hostess. In ab-' sence of president and vice-presi-: dent, Mrs.

Mabel Hawn presided. Girl's State letters were read by Mrs. Opal Blake, Girl's State chairman. A thank you note was read from Mr. Harry Lawrence, County March Dimes Chairman for Goodland's total collection of $260.73.

An interesting exhibit of last year's Pan American articles on Columbia, South America, has been placed in a show case in the entrance to Mitten Memorial Library. This display includes the Columbian doll dressed by Junior Auxiliary members, awards and citations earned during the year by Unit 181. The door prize was won by Mrs. Anna Frohreich. Reporter.

See the many new gifts of Chrome, Silver, Glass, Wood, and Pottery just received. COOKE'S PHARMACY. IN APPRECIATION What a wonderful feeling to have friends and relatives who do not forget to remember one in times of trial and suffering. I have only one word to express my sincere appreciation to these folks during my long stay in the hospital and that word is Mrs. Margaret Molter.

4538 Ind. Goodland. Indiana 6 I ing and printing leave your films at COOKE'S PHARMACY. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert East and the East children visited Mrs. East's sister, Mrs. Fred Sanford family at Winamac. and The American Legrion Auxiliary will hold a food sale Saturday, Mar. 16 at Marshino's T.

V. build-in? starting at 9:00 a. m. Telephone orders for chicken and noodles to Mrs. Jesse Braaksma, Good-Mrs.

James Blake was hostess for a group of relatives and friends at a late dinner, honoring her cousin. Mrs. Lewis Robertson of Kentland, her birthday. The affair was in the nature of a surprise to the honor guest. Out of town guests were Mr.

and Mrs. Bernard Mc-Graw of Earl Park, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Collins, Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Bill, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Edwards, all of Kentland. Special on 127 and 620 black and white films 39c, 2 for 75c. COOKE'S PHARMACY.

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hotler and fnmily of Lebanon, Ohio, came for the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Mmeola Hotler and also visited the James Brakes Mrs. William Marshino motored to Rensselaer for a visit with her daughter, Mrs.

Clifford Timmons and family. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Elrod and Mr. and Mrs.

Ray "Wing are in Cumberland, Wisconsin, where they entered Cumberland Clinic. The James Blakes west to Lafayette where they visited a friend, Miss Blanche Fleming of Fowler, who was in Home hospital, the re- suit of a fall. They were accompa- nied by Miss Bernice Fleming, a sister of Miss Blanche. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday School, 9:30. Stephen McKinley, Supt.

Worship Service, 10:30. Robert D. Lee, Minister. Mr. Robert D.

Lee has been call ed to fill the pulpit of the First Presbyterian Church. At present Mr. Lee is a senior student at Mc- Cormick Seminary in Chicago. He entered McCormick this past sum- mer after taking part in Dr. Scott's Ministers-in-industry Program.

His first two years of seminary study were at Perkins School of Theology in Texas. During his two years at Perkins he served as student pastor for a two-point field. Mr. Lee is married and has a four month old son. The Mite Society will meet this Thursday with Mrs.

Susie Swan. The co-hostess will be Mrs. Lottie Hagenbuch. Plans are to have the Rummage Sale on April 19, at the church. Keep this date in mind.

SS. PETER AND PAUL CATHOLIC CHURCH Masses at 8:00 and 10:00 a. m. GRIGGS MEMORIAL METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Douglas Stanwyck, Minister Richard Lowe, Church School Supt.

Church School, 9:30 a. m. Morning Worship, 10:30 a. m. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH (Missouri Synod) U.

S. Hwy. 24. Goodland. Ind.

Sunday School and Bible classes, 10:00 a. m. Morning Service. 11:00 a. m.

GOODLAND BAPTIST CHURCH Reverend Garfield Judkins Sunday evening services 7:00. Prayer meeting each week 7:30 Thursday evening. rugged, RIGHT tilling! Fingertip husky power reverse. Scientific slow-speed tilling gently breaks up soil without breaking it down self-sharpening tines are guaranteed against breakage, won't clog. ie Super Roticul today.

WITH SUPER ROTICUL iller-Cultivator 3 h. p. $148 I I 1 I i I i jl i Uli W.lrtf JcW mJMyi ill -ALL YOU CAN EAT From 212 noon to 8 p. HAMMOND ORGAN MUSIC General Auto Repair kg First class work guaranteed A share of basinets will be appreciated GEORGE BARNES FREE Phone 43 2tnumBOiuinnnaimniiH3mminQimiiwuuiii 5 I 3 i Cofiee and Doughnuts SUNDAY 7:30 AM. to 11:30 A.M.

Tuesday, ExHaircD. 2.91ilhi Serving from 5:30 to 7:30 Adults $1.00 Children 50c SPECIALIZING IN Sponsored by 1 Happy Hour Class of Goodland Baptist Church ITALIAN SPAGHETTI SEA FOODS U. S. CHOICE STEAKS CHICKEN DINNERS i tniiintniimninmmTmHHtiTt ale or Fomalo Help Wanted We Will Train Day Shift Cotter Coil Transformer Corp. FoDOflEs'a Ckrfaim afe Operators: ANN FUNK D'ANTONIO and MARIE FUNK SEEBER KENTLAND, INDIANA Phssa 297-3111 Brook, Indiana.