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m. a a 1 FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1949 THE DAILY NEWS, LUDINGTON, MICHIGAN PAGE SEVEN CUSTER MRS. MABEL McKENZIE Custer Representative of The News Home Telephone, Scottville 156-F-13 Janice Smedberg Guest of Honor Janice Smedberg, who observed her sixth birthday anniversary 17 was honored at several events held at her home and school. During the forenoon her mother, Mrs. Leonard Smedberg surprised her by going to the primary room at Custer school where Janice is a pupil and laking a pleasing treat for all' pupils of the room and the teacher.

Mrs. Margaret Baushke. Each one in the room received an ice cream cone, an individual cake bubble bearing a candle, balloon, cup filled on with Witanandypretty favors. nutAll decorations were in keeping with St. Patrick's day.

dren enjoyed several records, played games and later listened. of to the the story Forest," of "White Tail, King read by Janice's mother. Several of the children had brought pretty gifts for Janice. In the afternoon Mrs. Smedberg honored her.

daughter at their home where ice cream and coke were served with clay pipes as favors. Those playing with Janice at her home were Hansen, Ronnie Gorzynski, BarMargaret Ann hunk, Carolyn bara Crocker, Paul Crocker, Ronnie Wilson and Carol Vitkus. Mothers enjoying visiting were Mesdames Leo Gorzynski and George Brant of Ludington, Mesdames Charles George "Shunk of Custer and Mesdames Raymond Hansen and Herman Wilson of South Custer. Mr. and Mrs.

I. G. Crocker of Scottville and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crocker of Ludington were guests during the evening of Mr.

and Mrs. Smedberg and daughter Janice. Coffee, birthday cake and ice were served. Mr. Mrs.

H. Smedberg were at the Smedberg horne the following evening. Baked Goods Sale Planned by Club Members of the Blue Apron club are making. plans for a baked goods sale to be held at the Schoenberger building in Scottville Saturday, Lawrence Nelson and Mesdames Henry Englebrecht, terson have been appointed as a committee to make or the sale. A meeting of the committee will be held soon.

Custer News Briefs I Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Green and Mr. and Mrs. John Ashley and son of Detroit recently visited at the Richard Damkoehler home.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Mark and daughter Suzanne of Fiemont were Sunday visitors at the H.

Smedberg home. Miss Jeanette Snyder, teacher in Custer high school was a guest Friday of Miss Louise Damkoehler at her home 'in South Custer. Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Bradford of White Cloud visited Sunday at the home of Mrs.

Bradford's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Chadwick. Mrs. E.

J. Hanna, came from Reed City and spent Wednesday and Thursday at her home in Custer. Mrs. Ada Wheaton of Hamlin is at the Henry Hasselbring home cast of Custer where she is caring for Mr. and Mrs.

Hisselbring, who are ill. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Saxton Jr.

of Ludington were recent evening, guests at the Arthur Matson home. The word "mile" is derived from Latin words meaning a thousand paces. Altar Society Meeting Changed The next meeting of the St. Rose Altar society of St. Mary's church will be held one week early at the home of Mrs.

George Shunk who lives northeast of Custer. The meeting scheduled for April 14 will be held on Thursday afternoon, April 7, at the Shunk home. Mrs. Polakis Dies Thursday Mrs. Antonina Polakis, 67, of Custer died Thursday at Paulina Stearns hospital in Ludington after being ill for 15 days.

Mrs. Polakis had been a resident of Custer for the past 24 died years. in February, husband, 1946. George, Her Mrs. Polakis is survived by two sons, Roy of Chicago and Alec of Muskegon.

at. Saturday from St. Funeran, services will be held Mary's church in Custer. The body, will remain at Stephens funeral home in Scottville until time of services. A rosary service is scheduled to be held at 4 p.m.

today at Stephens funeral home. Custer Churches SOUTHS CUSTER FREE METHODIST CHURCH (Rev. Thomas Mitts, pastor) Sunday p. m. Worship p.

CUSTER BAPTIST CHAPEL (Rev. Ivar Anderson, minister) Sunday school-10 a.m. Worship service-8 p. m. Tuesday.

ST. MARY'S AND MISSIONS (Rev. Joseph Alksnis, rector) Custer: and 11:15 d. m. Round Lake: Mass--10 a.m.

CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN (Rev. Homer Kiracofe, minister) Sunday school-10 a.m. Morning service--11 a. Evening service-8 p.m. Is Honored Guest at Lovely Shower CENTER RIVERTON Mrs.

Maurice Wilson. was honored. Monday evening at a delightful shower given by Mrs. Donald Harmon at the Harmon home. Games and contests the evening's entertainment.

after which Mrs. Wilson presented with many lovely gifts. was Late refreshments in the evening delicious were served from a lace-covered table decorated in pink and blue steamers, a bouquet of cut flowers and large stork. Present were Mesdames Ralph Kendall, Elery Harmon, Harry Harmon, Elliott Harmon, Arthur Bigsby, Oscar Wilson, Russel Schwass, Martin Schwass, Glen Siedler, Lee Kendall, John P. Hitchens, Milton Gunberg, Elmer Harley, John Lichte, Harold Harley, William Karlson, Harold Pedersen, Misses Irene Kloss, Eva Jean Kendall and Ruth Boline, Mrs.

Wilson, honored guest, and Mrs. Harmon, hostess. Clarence Willis of Ludington was a guest Friday evening at the Donald Harmon hone. Marsha Wilson was an overnight guest Saturday of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Oscar Wilson of Ludington. Mrs. Clarence Schwass was a guest recently of her brother Ernest Pearson of Hart. Mrs. Martin Schwass spent a day recently at the home her daughter Mrs.

Glen wedler of Sudington. YOU AND YOUR FAMILY ARE INVITED TO OUR GRAND OPENING FRIDAY, APRIL 8th! H. SMEDBERG SON CUSTER Birthday Party Held at School FREESOIL A party was held at Freesoil school Monday evening, sponsored by Freesoil School Parent-Teacher cion. Mesdames John J. Dufon, Angeline Papes, John Morang, John Zajac and Joseph Lata were in charge of the party.

A group 01 men will have charge of the next party. A business meeting was held following services at Latter Day Saint church Sunday morning. Mrs. Henry Grinnell was sap. pointed to serve as church school superintendent.

Mr. and Mrr. Edward Crawford are spending several days at the Edward R. Crawford nome on Manistee Route 1. Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Picardat and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chappel and son Ronald Guy were visitors in Fountain and Scottville Tuesday. Trophies for the Gold Meaai basketball tournament have been placed in the window of Honeysuckle drugstore.

Mesdames Lloyd Andrew Malkowski, Edward' Malkowski and John Sherada are taking sewing lessons in Manistee each Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Howell and Mr. and Mrs.

Ross Howell and daughter Jennie Eunice were in Manistee March 23. Francis J. Knizacky has announced a change in the Rural Letter Carrier's association: meeting. This meeting will be held dinner p. popluck Wednesday evening, March 30, at bome and Mrs.

Carl Quinn. Major School By Mrs. Alice Bahr Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Marrison and children visited at the home of Mr.

and Sunday Robert Renwick of Scottville Mrs. and saw their new niece Roberta. Miss Linda, Bahr arrived Tuesthe day from Niles where she spent winter with her brother-inlaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kass.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Marrison of Ludington were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John VanAelst.

lake Floyd district Bickford of St. Mary's recently did some repair work at the Linda Bahr home. of Visitors Sunday at the home Mr. and Mrs. Emery E.

Marrison were Mrs. Lena and and son. of Custer; Woodhead Mr. Mrs. Earl Laude and son Gary Marrison and Mr.

and Mrs, Leland of and son Michael, all Ludington, and Mr. and Mrs. and Joseph Linda Fishel and children Eddy of Hart. North Riverton Mrs. Myron Delavergne of Summit visited Mrs.

Walter HaMr. berichter Tuesday afternoon. and Mrs. Carl Thurow and daughters Edith, Karleen, Janice Joyce with spent Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs.

Striker of north of Custer. George Mr. and Mrs. Roland E. Benz and son Frank were afternoon quests Tuesday at the home of tave Miss Mrs.

daughter Amelia Heidemann. Walter Elaine a Schaeffer and and at the visited recent.y home of Mrs. HaberienMr. ter's brother and sister-in-law. and Mrs.

Chester Meisenheimer. Mr. and Mrs. J. Rov DeHoff and children Lauren and Carol and Mrs.

Minnie Brockhaus, all of Ludington, were guests Sunday afternoon at. the Robert Be lor home. Lyle DeHoff, Donald ayand John Brockhaus were also visitors at Benz home recently. Measurement in England was not standardized until John Bird made yardsticks in 1758. ST.

JOHN'S EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH (Melendy at George streets) Rev. William Opitz, pastor Sunday school- d. 111. Worship service---11 a. 111.

Walther League Winter conference-3 p. 111. Church night-6 6 p. m. ST.

STANISLAUS' CHURCH (511 Third street) Rev. Fr. Boniface Winowiecki, pastor Low Mass- 7 and 8 a. m. Iligh Mass-10 a.

m1. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH (Pere Marquette at Lavinia) Sabbath school-10 a.m. Preaching a.m. EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH (Danaher at Lavinia streets) Rev. J.

A. Landin, pastor Sunday a.m. Worship service- a. m. come to SUNDAY 11.

I. Hawley, minister Bible study a. m. Gospel a. m.

Worship service---ll a. m. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST (Filer at Delia strects) Morning service-11 a. m. Sermon topic, Sunday school-11 a.

m. Reading at Delia street entrance to church edifice open Wednesday and Saturday from 2 to 5 p. ni. Midweek testimonial meeting 1 8 p. Wednesday in the church edifice." GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH (Court at Harrison Street) Rev.

W. P. Richardson vicar Holy Communion-8 a. m. Church school-11 a.

Morning Prayer and sermon -11 a. m. WASHINGTON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH (Washington nt Danaher) Rev. Warren Magnuson, minister Sunday a. m.

Morning worship-11 a. m. Hospital visitation-6 p. m. Baptist Youth p.

m. Evangelistic service 7:30 p. n1. ASSEMBLY OF GOD Rev. S.

V. Svedin, minister Morning worship-11 a. m. Evening p. m.

THE SALVATION ARMY Capt. Maybell Servis in charge Lt. Isabelle Elliot, assistant Sunday school-10 m. Holiness meeting-11 a. m.

Open air p. m. Salvation meeting-8 p. m. BETHANY METHODIST CHURCH (Washington at Danaher) Rev.

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ASHBACKER AND SONS Worship service. a. N1. Kjell Knudson of Oslo. Norway.

speaker. Afternoon service p. m. Kjell Knudson, speaker. Youth Fellowship- -7 p.

m. BETHANY LUTHERAN CHURCH (1103 South Madison Street) Rev. John Christensen, pastor Sunday school- p. 111. Worship service.

10:45 p. m. Sermon topic, "The Blessing of FIRST METHODIST CHURCH (Loomis at Harrison street) Rev. Emil A. Runkel, school- a.

111. Morning worship 11 a. m. Sermon topic. "Opened Win.

a. 11. Membership class 5 p. 11. Hudson parlor.

THE COMMUNITY CHURCH (Harrison at Court Street) Rev. Paul Haskell Church a. 11. Morning a. m.

Sermon topic. "'Unto Even These Filgrim Fellowship- 6 p. m. in churchhouse. Barbara Banninga, worship leader.

Roger Whit-Iner discussion leader. TRINITY EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH (East Melendy street at Emily street) (Rev. Andrew E. Johnson, pastor) Sunday school- .9:45 a. 111.

Morning worship 11 a.m. Sermon topic "Freedom for the World." Young Peoples' society 0:45 p. m. Gospel p. m.

Chicken Dinner Enjoyed by Group PELTON DISTRICT Mrs. Amella Beyer and son Edward entertained with a chicken dinSunday for a group of friends. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Beyer, Mr.

and Mrs. Cal Berndt. and sons of Lincoln River district, Miss Mary Oleniezak of Manistee. Louise Beyer and Ray Tyrer of Muskegon. Mrs.

Amelia Beyer was an afternoon and supper guest of Mrs. Euretta Sweetnam of Manistee recently. UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH (503 North Rowe street) Rev. C. H.

Hull, pastor Sunday school-10 a. m. Morning worship-11 a. m. Christian Endeavor-7 p.

m. Evening service-8 p.m. FREE METHODIST CHURCH (316 North Robert street) Rev. Ralph E. Hart, pastor Sunday school-10 a.

m. Morning worship-11 a. m. Evening p. ST.

SIMON'S ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH (Foster at Harrison streets) Rev. Fr. Leo Toohey, pastor and Rev. Fr. Joseph Dunphy, assistant pastor Mass-6 a.

8 a. m. and 10:30 a. m. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE (305 East Filer street) Keith St.

John, pastor Sunday school-10 m. Morning worship-11 a. m. Junior p. N.

Y. P. p. m. Evening evangelist p.

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L. Teweles Seed Milwaukee, Wis. SOLD BY L. A. HAWLEY SONS South Lavinia Street Ludington Phone 207 'DEFENDANT WENT TO HEAVEN" A circuit judge of St.

Louis recently wrote on his docket: "The case is dismissed by the state because the defendant has died and gone to heaven." When asked about the notation, the judge explained in his best legal logic: "Under the law, the defendant is presumed innocent until proved guilty. This defendant was never brought to trial, so he must be presumed innocent. And all innocent people go to heaven." As logical as the judge's reasoning may have seemed to the court, he could hardly have been more wrong. In God's sight there is no such thing as an "innocent person." In God's sight all men are guilty desperately and hopelessly guilty. The Bible says: "There is not a just man on earth that doeth good and sinneth not." And again: "There is no difference, for all have sinned." If, as the Bible says, in God's sight there are innocent no people in this world, then, of course, there is no point to the statement, "all innocent people go to heaven." But the Bible does tell us how guilty people get to heaven.

They get there by the road of repentance and faith faith in Jesus Christ, the Lamb of God who died to atone for the sins of all mankind. Only those who trust in Christ as their personal Savior are declared innocent in the sight of the divine Judge. That is what the Bible means when it says: "There is therefore now no condemnation to them which are in Christ Jesus." 'The supreme question for every man, then, is am I "in Are you? ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH-10 Miles North of Scottville Divine on E. A.

Hessler, pastor. Sunday school, 9:30 a. mi. Service 10:15 a. m1.

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