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MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1964 THE NEWS-PALLADIUM, BENTON HARBOR, MICH. PAGE FIVE At Mercy Hospital Mrs. Shepley Bed Soon 3 By Jack Webb 1963 ky Jck Wrtfc Dictributod by Mwpapf EntarpriM Amh. ADMISSIONS Patierits admitted to Mercy mored hospital over the weekend were: "Go for broke." I remem Benton Harbor Mrs. Jerrie bered.

At Meeting Slentz, route Mrs. William Go for broke," sang the grandmother. Mujhern, 1423 St. Thomas; Le-Roy "Neal, 1018 Bloomlane; Lee Ann Peterson, 175 Windsor; Mrs. William Robinson, 426 Dale; Donell Sheppard, 323 Walnut; George Souliotis, 349 Empire; Mrs Lydia Summers, 3074 Pipestone; Mrs.

Kenneth Tibbs route 1, Box 316; Gwendolyn Wilburn, 285 Burton; Baby boy Allerton, 381 Summit; Judy Ann Bady, 875 Mineral; Mrs. William Brady, 1812 Lombard; Mark B. Watkins, route 4, Box 573B; David Sundblad, 1516 Colfax; Mrs. Norman Kurbis, 2432 Lawrence; Mrs. Margaret McKay, Her grandson translated.

"My grandmother would like you to raise your right arm. Move it 756 Pipestone; Ralph Burkett, round, please." 1366 Jennings; M.S. Fuller, 2276 It wasn't easy, but neither was it as impossible as it should have been. Riverview; Mrs. Lydia Summers, 3074 Pipestone; Willie Johnson, 389 Linden; Mrs.

Lucy Edwards, 575 Montezuma; i 7 Finally, Frank said, "Grand Mrs. Sandra Sendenburgh 149 Brannock, 160 Robbins; Eddie Clark, 418 Lincoln; Orley Clay, 632 Territorial; Mrs. Loren W. Collins, and baby girl, 328 Brunson; Mrs. Richard Craft and baby boy, 1162 McAlister; By GLADYS BAILEY Neither 1 i i a nor cold could keep some 700 Napier Parkview Baptists from turning out Saturday evening for a cooperative supper to show their retiring associate pastor, the Rev.

Reginald Shepley, and his wife the love and esteem they have for them. Large crowds also were on hand for both morning and evening services on Sunday when he occupied the pulpit. The Rev. Shepley served the Lake; Alphonso Robinson, route 1, Box 155; Norma Jean Cobb, 363 Washington; Calvin Evans, 740 Thresher. mother is happy that the ointments, the massage, and the heat helped, but still she says you are very, lucky." His young face turned grave we think it would be well for you to go, sir." THE STORY: A Japanese-American family shelters Duf-fey and treats his injuries after the highway incident in which Duffey escaped hoods who were taking him for a one-way ride.

vn The boy's face sobered, "You oave a good face. My grandmother said so. Also, my mother, sir, she would not hear of calling the police." "She was three years to an internment camp in California, almost four. Now she will not even keep a bird in a cage." He pointed to the samurai sword. "That was my mother's father's.

He was a captain. My grandmother sent it to me. She does not want me to forget the land of my ancestors. It also is an honorable' land." "Sure," I said, "there were a lot of good guys on both tides." The old lady let fly again. Young Frank spoke to her and then again to me.

"My grand mother Yamanuchi wants you to know that the helmet belonged to my father's father. He was, in the 443rd Infantry." Coloma Jeffrey Lewis, route 2, Box 455. Eau Claire Buck Payton, "Sure," I said. I lay there, route 2, Box 60A. staring at the two of them.

Some of the shock and the hurt Paw Paw Billy Griffin, local church for 12V4 of his 45 route 1. must have shown: it was such a Stevensville Robert James tight little island and I had been years in the ministry, coming here from Warsaw, to take over the associate pastorate Wutzke, route 2, Box 675P-1. so happy on it here in this safe, Howell, Mich. The Rev. and improbable little corner.

Mrs. Merle Meeden. 222 North Frank said quickly, My fa when the church was located on Clay and Pavone streets and was still known as the Clay Court. Mrs. Bill Crossman and baby boy, 112 Britain; Henry Davis, 744 Riverside; Mrs.

LeRoy Duckett, 458 N. Crystal; Kather-ine Gulley, 942 Buss; Albert Harper, 640 Thresher; Joseph Kebschull, 672 Columbus; Mrs. Rudolph Kurbus, 694 Waukonda; Mrs. Edward McCrone, 973 Pipestone; Emmett Pullins, 1763 E. Britain; David Tischer, 1112 Hurd; Keenan Ventress, 584 Green; Allen Aimke, 1627 Empire.

St. Joseph Mrs. Joseph Griffith, 701 Pine. Eau Claire Mrs. Buck Pay-ton, route 2, Box 60A; Mrs.

John Froelich, Maple. South Haven Martin Euchen-baum, 270 North Shore. Stevensville Robert Wutzke, route 2, Box 675P-1. ther is a good man. But some BIRTHS times we, we think he worries street Baptist.

Benton Harbor A boy. 7'g 547 SERMONS weighing 6 pounds, HVi ounces During his ministry here the was born to Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard Hamilton, 258 N. Winans, Rev.

Shepley preached 547 ser ui tail uie puiicc. as uavc said, my mother would not let him. Today, if he is not busy at the market, it is possible he will worry too much some more." at 12:15 a.m. Sunday. DISCHARGES Benton Harbor Jacquelyn Dions, 220 in the old building and 327 in the present church.

He filled in as pastor protem for the Rev. William Hoover, the immediate predecessor of the I grinned at the boy. "I will Bethea, 304 S. Fair; Kenneth need some clothes," I said. Frazier, route 2, Box 213; Char! I will get your clothes," JACOBY ON BRIDGE es Kellner, 686 McAllister; Earl Rev.

Norman H. Vernon, to' Frank told me. day's minister, while the for Frank returned with my mer was on two trips to Europe and was out of town on various speaking engagements in this country. clothes in his arms. The suit had been brushed clean and pressed, but there was an amazing patch on the right shoulder where I had slammed along the road.

The two materials didn't He and his wife, a local art Reception Honors Minister, Family BY OSWALD JACOBY Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Sometimes it is rather difficult to see the forest on account of all the trees around you. South played second hand low at trick one. East played teacher, have been active in the Sunday school and in all phases of church life. Both had match very closely, but the stitches that put the two patches together were careful and fine, important roles in building the present ultra-modern church.

and so was the patch on my the nine of hearts and South paused for a while before win The Rev. Shepley, is known, freshly ironed shirt not only here but in former pastorates in Striker, Ohio, ning the trick with his queen "Frank," I said, "I don't know Then he led a club toward president of the Woman's Society of Christian Service. how I'll ever' thank you, your Church Moderator and Choir Director Ray Prillwitz presents a check to the Napier Parkview Baptist church's retiring associate pastor and his wife, the Rev. and Mrs. Reginald Shepley, at Saturday night's dinner honoring the couple.

The Shepleys among other achievements, are noted for their part in the church's recent building program for which the pastor did an outstanding work as financial secretary. Mrs. Shepley, an artist and art teacher, designed the front windows of the new building. She is a former St. Joseph 'high and Fair-plain Central school art instructor and currently teaches art in the Fairplain East school.

(News-Palladium photo) Princeton, and Greenville. 111., dummy. mother, your grandmother i West won the trick with the Mrs. Jensen also was general and Warshaw, as not only an excellent speaker and spir "Please." he said, "you must ace and led the five of hearts. tea chairman.

Mrs. James P. whereupon East set the con itual director, but as an out standing leader in Bible educa tion. tract with four heart tricks. hurry.

In 10 minutes my Uncle Joe Ishida is taking a load of flowers into town. He will drive you. He also was in the 443rd, Owen was in charge of table decorations and Mrs. Jack Spicer headed kitchen activities. His inspirational imprint upon Taking turns at the tea table Methodist Peace Temple members and friends gave the church's new pastor, the Rev.

Howard A. Lyman, his wife and family, a royal welcome at a reception, attended by several hundred, Sunday between 2 and 4 o'clock in the church's attractively decorated Temple Hall. William Pape was general chairman of the event. The new minister, who came here earlier this month from Albion to succeed Dr. Stanley Buck, formerly was superin and be knows you have tne local lives was shown in the South promptly complained about his bad luck.

He pointed out that had he known where the ace of clubs was he could have made the hand by letting were Mrs. Robert Guntz, Mrs. Navy Cross." John Murray, Mrs. Robert Bloomberg, Mrs. Irving Tallis, many many fine testimonials given by members and friends during Saturday's supper hour.

Miss Freitag Is Graduated Apparently I had been quite family affair. "You'll like East hold the first heart trick. Uncle Joe," Frank told me. His Mrs. Robert P.

Small, Mrs. Jack Richardson, Mrs. Owen, IS EMCEE by his mother Mrs. Arthur C. Achterberg, played "Channels Only," one of the Rev.

Shepley's favorite numbers and Mrs. Irene Wesner sang one of his favorite songs, "My God and which she dedicated to him and his wife. There was also a number by the choir. but it had seemed to him that to which he has devoted much research and study and hopes soon to have published. Though he is retiring the Rev.

Vernon said the Rev. Shepley is to be in demand as a special speaker in Bible education for meetings throughout the country and will speak on occasion at grin was suddenly full and imp Dr. John McDonald served as East really needed that ace of and Mrs. Robert Reagan. program emcee.

clubs for his overcall. ish. "Uncle Joe's one oi tne eood guys." he said. Greeters and hostesses were The Rev. L.H.

Broeker, pas Miss Geraldine Lydia Freitag Mr. and Mrs. D. Carter Cook. Uncle Joe let me out at tne tor of St Joseph's First Baptist received the degree of Bachelor tendent of the Albion-Lansing district of the Methodist church, East chimed in and conceded that his overcall had not been the sort that anyone could be proud of, but that it had worked.

side door to the hotel. From the of Science in Education with an Well loved Bible passages of Mrs. Janet Bunks, Mr. and Mrs. Doyl Stemen, Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Husek, Mr. and Mrs. church, recalled how be and the Rev. Shepley began their front I was fairly presentable.

the position Dr. Buck now holds early elementary education cer the Rev. Shepley were used in His family consists of his I don't think anyone saw me tificate Sunday. Commence Leon Clark, Attorney and Mrs. preaching careers at the same time Sept.

14, 1919, and how from the rear. wife; a 17-year-old son, Greg, the local church. He will occupy the local pulpit again next Sunday. In responding the Rev. Shepley told how ill health forced his retirement from Warsaw and mentioned how the inspira Harry Laity, Mr.

and Mrs. In my room I stripped to the a Benton Harbor high school waist and assessed the damage senior; Brad 13, a seventh both were ordained Sept. 8, 1920, in Mendon, Ohio. He recalled their associations through the years and how, at Warsaw, the grader, and Becky 9, in the K02SS s) AAKS 81 K99I BASS in the mirror. My right shoulder resembled a piece of marbled fourth grade.

RECEIVING LINE tion and prayers of the local congregation helped him back meat cone bad. and I could decorating the social hall. Slides taken from the Rev. Shepley's life were shown. These revealed that he was born in Oldham, Lancashier, England, the son of an Oldham grocer; attended Ft.

Wayne Bible College; first preached in 1919; studied at Northern Baptist Seminary, Chicago, where he was graduated with a bachelor of divinity degree in 1927; Rev. Shepley filled his church smell the ointment that had each Sunday despite the great In the receiving line with the to health. religious leaders he had to com Lymans were the church as Ralph Hornbeck, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Conrad, Mr.

and Mrs. Clark Piatt and Dr. and Mrs. John Kenfield. The tea table was lace covered and centered with pink carnations and gladiolas and two large gold candelabra.

Napkins were pastel pink. STEAK SUPPER LAWTON The annual steak been rubbed into it But the bumps on my head weren't too obvious if I overlooked the head- sociate pastor and his wife, the pete with at the nearby Winona Margaret Lyle Hospital Lake Assembly. Rev. and Mrs. James Moores; acre which appeared to nave Personnel and Pastoral Rela They even competed for the twnme a built-in accessory.

ment ceremonies were held in Bowen field house at Eastern Michigan university, Ypsilanti. Miss Freitag is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Freitag of 911 Wisconsin avenue, St. Joseph.

Beginning Feb. 3 she will teach kindergarten in the Fitzgerald school system in Warren, Mich. She is also enrolling this week for graduate study in Eastern Michigan university's extension courses in North Detroit. Attending the exercises in addition to Mr. and Mrs.

Freitag was their son, Stephen A. who is a freshman at Kalamazoo college, Miss Freitag's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. G. R.

Beimfohr of Benton Harbor and James A. Smith of Plymouth, Mich. tions Chairman and Mrs. William Pape; Trustee chairman was debating a scalding tub DISCHARGES Patients discharged were: Benton Harbor Carolyn Wil and Mrs. Elmer H.

Rohnng, versus some nourishment when there was a sharp rap on the same girl but Shepley, 85 miles away, won out over the Rev. Broeker, who was just across the river in St Joseph. Mrs. Shepley is the former Miss Jean McClave of Benton Harbor. liams, 2237 Lawrence.

Lay Leader and Official Board 13 Til 2 WI VII VAJIU isms QJIT A. VQIS 4 AS Q138SI Ebonnumerabto SetOi East Sooth WM 1 IV a NX Pass iVX. Ssa Pass Past. Opening tead1f I Chairman Mrs. Robert Dowagiac Richard Darr, 443 door.

East Division. Band Boosters will be held Tuesday from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Profits will go to the band. Willemin, and Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Jensen. Mrs. Jensen is "Who is it?" "Western Union." The Rev. Broeker spiked his went to mv suitcase and got remarks with wit and humor and appeared in daily radio broadcasts while pastoring the Warsaw First Baptist church.

He was presented fishing gifts for him and Mrs. Shepley to use at the summer place they jointly own with the Henry Prill-witzes and Vernon Piedts at "The Island," Bear Lake. Es-panola, plus a sizeable check. He, in turn, gave the Rev. Vernon a copy of "The Unseen World of the Dead," a project 4-H CLUB BUCHANAN The Happy out the gun Lieutenant Valerich and related many interesting had brain-washed me into leav and often funny episodes he and Three 4-H Club will begin planning, for entering displays at the annual Spring Achievement ing behind without my ever roalizinff the effectiveness of his Charge Accounts Welcomed Satisfaction Guaranteed the Rev.

Shepley experienced together in their long in March at the monthly meet sermon. It was in my nana Miss Freitag graduated from when I opened the door. SPECIAL MUSIC ing in Bertrand Township HalWSt. Joseph high school in June i Then North got in the act He suggested that if South had not at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, 'i960. Bill Achterberg, accompanied The fat man from Solly' wanted to get the play in ius appeared more surprised than own hand he could have jumped to three clubs, whereupon North would have bid three no-trump was.

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