Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 27

Tuesday Evening June 19 1956 Methodist Board Elects at owler I I I Solution sf Yesterday's Puzzle okay! AS TUUH MM HAD GONE! a weeks with their IS YO' SHORE yCf IOUSEHOLD INANCE Crossword Puzzle zafau IS IS IS THB HOTEL I West Lafayette were Mr and Mr a Glen Mrs Harry Murray Elliott of Dolton Ill 3000 night SIR PEOPLE WI TH' SAME TASTES HAS TH' HAPPIEST marriages THEY PTHEREONS QUM4TY I POHAV WALKER WAIT A school of instruction at university NOT SO AST! LOOK OUT OR THAT TREE! SLOWDOWN! BRING AN 1 ICEPACK These listings provide the best opportunity for renting rooms to students Call now to' list your accommodations at 92 2796 32 Sun 33 Onslaught 37 Canny 40 Billiard stick 41 Legume 42 Prance 1 about 45 Source 49 Single DIDI HEAR A KNIE GOING THROUGH UDGE tONG? OUCH! pipnt MMANTOMAKE IT QUITE SO REALISTIC'! DOWN 1 Legatee XTaro root Excited 4 lood Shores 6 Possess GENERAL PAYNE THE OPPOSITION PARTY IS GOING TO BE ONE THE SPEAKERS? 1 ANP YOU THINK HE MIGHT SLIP NA PIG ABOUT YOU? HAVB you BEEN OOLING AROUND WITH JHAT OUTLET AIN UNIUK Art amiTTV TALK HIM INSIDE AND I SAY TO WO THAT I ADDITIONAL PROO M9 I INN'S INEICIENCY WERE EVER NEEPEP WE CERTAINLY HAVE IT NON! IMAGINE HIM PROVIDING THAT NOiQKlOUsLWMlnALWiin IHC MEANS EECTING THIS ESCAPE! IT WAS THE HEIGHT OLLY THE PEAK STOPIPIJY AND no saleI'm on MY WAY HQMC' WHEN! Ray WUPIPN OR MAYBE A GUY ROMEO JUST ORTHE KICKS? MDRJC IN COACHING KAI HA HA! BY GEORGE I HAVEN'T HAD SO MUCH UN SINCE I V5 A KID! THERE MUST BE A SHORT IN IT SOMEWHERE WELL HAVE TO SET IT IXED daughter Mrs THERE GOES OUR PIGEON CHIPS GIVING US THE BIG REEZE Ann tATCUliwo ws STEVE WILL WE HT OUT ON TIME ELMO I'LL GIVE YOU A DIME I YOU RIDE ME HOME ON THE QACKON TKXIK BIKE believe THAT LARRY I REALLY Po! EVEN I rr SOUNDS STUPP I COME RIGHT OUTMTWWHATV IN MY HEART! IT A QUINCIDENCE HOW YOKE taCTK LIKE mine! Az rr tjru ns SENATE HOPEUL'S DREAMS ARE APOUT TO BESPATTERED UOCKllGCfT ABET WITH ABOUT WC MANY HOME RUNS BABE RUTH HIT ALTOoci HtK nrarr a dohap Akjv re nt OSY POR i mevi uro rr uuTUTl I kkjtw Atn rr a baseball i have a txAzitw AND A BROKEN WINDOW? I UP RGMT AMAY SIH YB Many students planning to attend Purdue in September need housing ACCOMMODATIONS are URGENTLY NEEDED in West Lafayette Lafayette and surrounding vicinity Present listings will fall far short of the demand from graduates un dergraduates and faculty members Needed are: MAN HIMSEL! 50 Coal prod I uct 52 Rail 53 Average 54 Permit 55 Black as ink 56 Nocturnal birds 57 Worm 58 Headland 1 LOUELIA WOULDN'T LEAVE MRS MCCALL! 5HE HAS SOMETHING to say to you: OU are you doing It the hard way a TV specialist will come to your house If you call Mobile Radio TY Service TV HOME AUTO WHY MILSTERLING! I THOUGHT XXI TWO DUCK INTO THE ') ITS EVERY CLOAKROOM Rzwsrr phogbound's GOING TO SPEAK Miss iMice Peterson Haven Mich was a Mlx Phoebe Irwin Mrs Dora Richard returned Monday from Rochester where she visited a week Mrs Ann Holaeher returned Sunday from a visit with her son at Lafayette Mr and Mrs Harold a I visited their daughter Mrs Le Rennie Anderson and family at Oak Ridge Tenn over the week end The Andersons daughter Gail who had spent six weeks with her grandparents returned home American Legion Auxiliary owler Unit No 57 will meet (Wednesday evening In the Legion hut Officers will be elected Hostesses are Mrs Inez Gunnels Mrs" Ruth Turner Mrs Anna Dionne Mrs Georgia Steele Mrs Pauline Cheak Mrs Edna Mil ler Mrs Marion Eichenberger and Miss Pearl Hatton Mr and Mrs Sterling Schlot man have returned frbm a fishing at Bemidji Minn ac companied by Mr and Mrs Dan iel Hof fine of Lafayette Mrs mother Mrs Maude Cruea of Crawfordsville who stayed with the Schlotman chil dren in the absence of their par ents is remaining for a longer visit Miss Loretta Bower a student nurse in St Elizabeth hospital Lafayette Is spending a vaca tion with her parents Mr and Mrs Anthony Bower and famjly Miss Marilyn Ross a student nurse in the Methodist hospital School of Nursing Indianapolis is spending a two week vaca tion with her parens Mr and Mrs George Ross and family Mr and Mrs Herman Pflngs ten of Milford HL visited Mrs Edith Stoner Mrs and the Pfingstens and Mrs daughter Mrs Emmett Cain and husband of Rensselaer had din ner in the Ranch House near Rensselaer to' observe a wedding anniversary of the Pfingstens Later they called on Mr and i Mrs Tom Callahan at Ren i selaer The Pfingstens Mrs Ston er and Mr Callahan made a i Caribbean Cruise together in January IT5EEM6 LIKE ASKING OR A LIGHT SENTENCE OR AVERY WICKED CRIME BUT MKlrt CALL WILL VOU roaaivE ml URGENT! PURDUE NEEDS ROOMS AND APARTMENTS Rni i CANT ROURe WHY olukia ic uiAiriMfi nUKID OR ME ATER SITTING CORNER WHX I SHOW HEK cHuCKMty TRAP TINY I SHE LIVES THROUGH TH' COURTSHIP" BUT MEANWHILE THIS IS ALWAYS A GOOP THING TO KEEP AWAY ROM! USEE LST MB GIVE YOU A LITTLE SAETY LESSON UMSS HBJH3 HEltt ntiEinnaGBH hhp LSUJllS NlAlLISM aE YIE Ducks Get Houses WATERTOWN (UP) Conservation department work ers have put up bird houses for ducks near this northern New York community Nearly 50 the galvanized steel houses provided by sports men's clubs have been placed In marsh areas for wood ducks a migratory bird that usually re turns to the same area each year The houses placed in trees from eight to 25 feet off the ground are about a foot square and are two feet high An auto mobile undercationg is used in side the house to give baby ducks a footing cago were guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Slavens Connie Sentman seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs George Sentman was dismissed Sunday from SL hos pital Indianapolis and returned home She underwent foot sur gery and was a patient four days Miss iMice Peterson of Grand guest of CASH OR CLOTHES BILLS AND AMILY ILLS ye nd money and need it promptly for shopping medical ex penses or any other good reason call onHC i Loans up to 11000 usually made in one day Household provides life insur ance protection on all loans without extra cost io you nan aon aad GOHdEBSHHED BEEHSra i snarana! san anna The board of trus tees of the owler Methodist church has elected the following officers: Judge Douglas El wood chairman Edgar Wil liams vice chairman Robert Prince secretary treasurer Maurice oster farm manager loid Pfleeger custodian of properties Plans were made for the remodeling of the church basement CLEM NELSON VOWS The marriage of Miss Al or a Clem' and James Nelson was 'Solemnized at 2:30 Sunday Jn the irst Methodist church of owler' Rev Russell Kern performed the doublerring cer emony Mrs Helen McNeely was organist and Miss Kay el ion niece of the bridegroomang The bride wore a street length medium blue rench voile dress 'Jvith matching blue hat and white accessories 'Her corsage was a white orchid The matron of honor was Mrs Madeline who wore a street length dress of delicate pink with beige accessories Her cor kage was white carnations Amos Senesac was best man Jotteph Elliot of Covington and Donald Nelson of owler were ushers Mr and Mrs Nelson received their friends and relatives in the church parlors Immediately fol lowing the ceremony After a short wedding trip the Nelsonstwill reside at 126 North Ray tnond avenue Griffith BERRY GICK RITE 2 Miss Marlene Marie Berry daughter of Mrs Helen Ber ry owler became the bride of Thomas Gerald Gick son of Mr and Mrs John Gick Colfax in a ceremony In Sacred Heart Catholic church it 9:30 a Saturday Rev Sylvester Klein officiated The bride given in marriage by her uncle Delbert ar wore floorlength gown with chapel length train and carried white roses The honor attend ant Miss Barbara Gick Colfax sister of the bridegroom wore a njle green ballerina length gown of crystaline over taffeta and carried yellow carnations Th? bridesmaids were Mrs Barbara Berry owler sister in law of the bride and Miss Janet Gick Colfax sister of the bridegroom Vickie Sharon Eld ridge cousin of the bride was flower girl and Sue Diane Gick Bister of the bridegroom was ring bearer Duane Gick Col fax brother of the bridegroom was best man The ushers were Charles and Arnold Berry ow ler brothers of the bride and Charles and Ronald Zink ow ler cousins of the bridegroom A reception was held in the VVV home Assisting were Misses Loretta and Lois Zink and Wilma Nevitt owler The bride was graduated from owler high school and the bridegroom from Bowers high school They will live at Colfax and Mrs Martin A Ball of Colorado Springs Colo ar rived Monday for a short visit with Mrs parents Mr and Mra Edward Hutson David Hinton son of Mrs Anita Hinton left Sunday for a visit with his grandmoth er Mrs J' Van Sickle at Michigan City rom there he Will go to Indian Mound Res ervation a Boy Scout camp near Milwaukee Wl He has a posi tion and will remain there for 10 weeks Pat Nutt Mary Jo Murphy Nancy Cartoon Edward Robin son and Carolyn Parr left Sun day to attend the Youth Week program at Hanover college Madison Mrs Virgil Robinson and Lorene Mrs Ivan Nutt and Mrs Clarence Murphy accom panied the group Mrs Robinson and Lorene planned to visit friends In southern Indiana for a few days The other women returned home Sunday vMr and Mrs Glenn Reder of Port Orange la arrived to vis it Mrs sisters Mrs Homer Lockhart Mrs Leslie Evans and Mrs Edward Klent xer and their husbands 7 Mr and Mrs Gale Bolliger and son of Tremont HJ visited Mrs parents Mr and Mrs Eugene Elliott Sunday din ner guests in the Elliott home included the Elliotts daughter Mrs John Post Mr Post and daughter Ruth of Crescen City Ill Ream and Judy Ream are attending the first inter mediate camp of the Methodist camp at Battle Ground Ginger and Melody Haiser of Loa Angeles came Sunday to visit for six grandparents Mr and Mrs Alton Musser The Mussers met the children a Midway airport Chicago Mr and' Mra Rom Sorenson and baby have inoved to their newly purchased home at 902 East Third street from the Wor land apartments Mrs Larry Olmstead and sons Jeffrey and Kenneth of Sheboy gan Wls came Sunday for a two week visit with Mra Olm stead's parents Mr and Mrs George leming Pine Township Home Demon stration club members will be fruests of the Round Grove club Wednesday for dinner at 12:30 o'clock Mr and Mrs John Niels o'n and Mrs Minnie Nielson of Chi WMATAEEYOU LAUGHING OR UNCLE TOM? TWS IS A SEWOUS BUSTJESS' 1 Rooms for single men 2 Apartments for married couples 3 Apartments for married couples with children srevis honey YUK MAV WATTING Rhoda Rolf Ambia Is Bride AMBIA Miss Rhoda Rolf daughter of Rev and Mra Albert Rolf of Ambia and Lt Roger Bos of Moffet ield Calif son of Mr and Mra Casper Bos of Grand Rapids Mich were married at 3:30 Saturday in Zion Lutheran church Bos well Miss father offlciaed at the single ring ceremony Mrs Chester Greary of Talbot was organist The bride wore an ankle length Venelan lace gown with a net skirt and a matching fin gertip veil She carried a bou quet of white shasta daislea Her sister Miss Lois Rolf of Am bia maid of honor wore a pale green ankle length gown of crystaline over taffeta and a ha lo of shasta daisies She carried white and yellow daisies The best man was Lt John Mitchell Moffett ield Calif Albert Rolf brother of the bftde was an uiher The bride a graduate of Am bia high school attended Valpa raiso university The bridegroom attended Michigan State univer sity and was graduated from the Naval academy at Annap olis Md The couple will reside at Palo Alto Calif PINE VILLAGE PINE VILLAGE Robert Elmore has gone to St Maries Idaho where he will work with the Department of Agri culture orestry service this summer Mr and Mrs Audrey Booth entertained Mr and Mrs Dale Hubbard of Boawell at dinner In the Morris Bryant near La fayette The occasion wm in ob servance of birthday Mr and Mra Harrison Neal and daughter and Ben Neal at tended the Hickman reunion in Columbian park Lafayette Pearce attended the cus todians Purdue Mrs Grace Ogborn visited friends at Champaign Ill Ed Shoultz has returned home from St Elizabeth hospital His ton Lee Sholtz of Vallejo Calif has been visiting his parents Mrs Lois Gilkey of Kingman visited Mra Milligan Mr and Mra Green and family of guests of BiseL Mr and and Raich visited Mr and Mra Lloyd Slee Mr and Mra Clay Logsdon visited relatives at Cincinnati and attended commencement ex ercises for their niece Miss Jeanie Logsdon who was gradu ated from Western college at Oxford Mr and Mrs Carl Taskey ahd family of Mulberry visited Mr and Mrs Bob Jones and son Mrs Mabie Jacobs of Indian apolis is spending a few days with Mr and Mra' Audrey Booth Miss Christena Booth of Mi nna la Is spending a few weeks with her Mra Helen Booth and sona Rev and Mra Edwin McClure have moved to Rossville Mr and Mra Lloyd oster are visiting their Warren Nut ten and family at Dearborn Mich Mr and Mra George Eber ly visited their son Johnwho was a patient In St Elizabeth hospital Lafayette after in juries he' received in a fall while at work Mra lora Larkins of Phoe nix' Aria visited her daughter Mra' Evan Hartlep and family Elsie Nelson Monon Leona Hancock Brook Mary Lou Deno Morocco Louise Pieper ML Ayr Mrs Hal leming Wil bur Sutherland Rensselaer and Mrs Madge Murphy air Oaks Births: Son to Mr and Mrs Carl Allen Rensselaer daugh ter to Mr and Mrs Andrew Mitchell Jr Rensselaer Dis missals: Josephine Wood Mra Genevieve Yeoman and daugh ter Ara George Bullis Mary Lou Dena Mrs Walter Schultz Mra Leroy Kurtz Mra Joan Methews and Carol Walter Richard Robertson head of the Miniature Train Co hbre wm advised of the death of his sister in law Mrs Paul Sturte vant at Elmhurit Hl Mr Sturtevant also is an official of the Miniature Train Co Mra Robertson had been at the bed side of her sister in law for more than a 'week Miss Desna Michael who com pleted her freshman year at State Teachers college Terre Haute visited a few days with her parents here and returned Monday to enroll In the summer school Mrs Leroy Kurtz was dis missed from Jasper county hos pital Sunday and returned to her home considerably Im proved Miss Jessie Timmons a friend of the family Is staying with her ACROSS 1 Principal 5 Bovine Part of a wheel IX Rim 13 Be in debt IX 60 minutes 15 alse god 16 Conjunction stroke 18 Rascals 20 Whirl 2X Channel 23 Goddess of dawn 24 Aviators 27 Seam 31 Meadow barley 603 Main Shoal Hook Bldg 2nd loor Phone: 2 Lafayette 111 uyiu juu 0E1M WILL BE MAD AS A US DUCK (M i Cafeteria Bypass at National Homes 11 sjn to 1:30 pjrL 5 to 7:30 pun OPEN TO PUBLIC AH JEST gRoAnT LOVE5 loves dogrmxh RASEBALL Ufcrtrt HOPEUL? THE JOURNAL AND COURtER LAAYETTE IND ILL BE a JUNIOR AT STATE NEXT ALL YEAR ATER THA ANP I CET ME A CUSHY jpg 00ACHIN9 ATVUYh SCHOOL 7 Tapering pieces Craving 9 Hebrides island 10 Dwarf 11 Gaelic 19 Spike of corn 21 Pronoun 24 Brother 25 Ignited 26 However 28 Custom 29 Tier 30 Olden times 34 ruits of the oak 35 Mongrel 36 Boiling pot 37 Games 3X Of that woman 39 Dried gtafie 4X Perry 43 Afresh 44 lesh of calves 46 Departed 47 Annoys 48 Negative votes 51 Roman bronze Rensselaer Girl i In Work Camp RENSSELAER Miss Mari lyn elty of this! city a student at Ball State Teachers college is among IS college students In a Methodist work camp in the Rio Grande river Valley near Pharr Tex The camp which began Tuesday will last through July 31 It is sponsored by the Methodist Youth Movement and Is for Methodist college students They will work in Latin Amer ican churches under the leader ship of the Methodist board of missions The work consists of remodeling churches and par sonages assisting in worship services daily vacation Bible schools and study of the prob lems of the bl llngual commu nity in the valley NEW PASTOR IN PULPIT Rev Herman Adams of Ho bart who succeeded Rev Carl Bosse as pastor of the Rens selaer Methodist church preached his first sermon here Sunday His message was "Christian Warfare" Mra Ad ams accompanied her husband to Rensselaer Rev Adams re ceived his early education at Red Key He is a graduate of United Theological seminary Dayton and Springfield col lege Springfield Mass He also studied at Chicago university and is completing 14 years as president of the board of con ference claimants 6t the North west Indiana conference Before his pastorate at Ho bart Rev Adams was at Stull Memorial Methodist church South Bend and was active in the South Bend Council of Churches the Lions club and YMCA He was president of the Boys YMCA and director of the Michigan State YMCA camp at Cory Lake near Eberhard Mich He served in World war I as a member of the 28th Penn sylvania division as a YMCA chaplain During his pastorate at Hobart the church Increesedin membership from 400 to 1400 A parsonage was erected and an educational building Is nearing completion He is active In youth work and taught one of the larg est high school Bible classes In the state School and community activities also Interest Rev Ad ams RERESHING RAIN Rensselaer was refreshed by a good rain Sunday afternoon which was preceded by a lighter one Saturday night The clouds looked threatening for a time but the wind and lightning passed by to tbp north before the rain actually came Mrs Ralph Brenner of Palo Alto visited here overnight with relatives 'and friends while en route to her home after a visit with her son who is stationed at a military base on the east coast I HOSPITAL NEWS Jasper county hospital notes: Medical patients admitted Aud rey Beth Blacklldge Mrs Nora Timmons Pamela Sanders Paul Edward Huff Jacob Gilmore and rank Huff Rensselaer Surgical patients admitted: Mrs PHONE 3 2768 NITE 24 6229 I CANT STAND BACK SEAT DRIVERS A 'P MtBVDU OKAY VJ'RE IN BUSINESS yes! h's the annual PINNER BIDE Pt LIP LACUE OR CIVIC IMPROVEMENT HE'S COMING ON IN A MINUTE! 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