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THE MITCHELL TRIBUNE, MITCHELL, INDIANA 47446, FEBRUARY 27, 1985 Page A2 Lucille Smith is hostess to Mary and Martha Circle Scotf Chastain ordained as minister in Sunday service 'a donation to our scholarship, promotion, and project funds. Ruth Hilyard took reports on visits, cards, and calls on the mental health patient. Michael closed the meeting with prayer. The next meeting will be at the home of Thelma Connerley. The Mary and Martha Missionary Circle of the First Baptist Church met at 7:30 p.m.

Feb. 25 at the home of Lucille Smith. Irene Erwin presided and 16 members were present. Sandy Michael led the song service and Pearl Clark gave Ramans 15: 1-7. Thefcna Connerley had tha Iasson on The Lord's Prayer.

Connerley and Nancy Cogwell also gave a skit. Martha Walton gave the treasurer's report and Kath-ryn Parks gave the secretary's report. Clark made a motion to give 1 I 1 I 1 1 i I iS 3 sS .1, i i 1 1 i i ii 1 the 10 are now preaching in churches in Indiana, Ohio and Georgia. Reuben Bullard, the first ordained from the church, is professor of archeology at the Cincinnati Bible College. Chastain is the new minister at the Bartlettsville Christian Church, north of Bedford.

He begins his work there this week. man Carlson and Thayer Hamilton, and Buck Smith, elder of the Bartlettsville Christian Church, and Robert Coyle, elder of the Old Union Christian Church. Eugene Pruett and Ken Smith, misi-sters of the church, also assisted in the service. Chastain is the tenth person to be ordained from the Tulip Street congregation. Eight of Scott Chastain was ordained as a minister during, the morning worship service Sunday, Feb.

24, at the Tulip Street Christian Church. He is a graduate of Mitchell High School and attended Kentucky Christian College and Midwest Christian College in Oklahoma City, OK. Participating in the ordination service were the elders of the church, Fred Davis, Nor York Rite honorary degree conferred Freemasonry, is conferred only on those who have held the highest office in each of the four bodies of the rite. Acton becomes one of the comparative handful of about 400 of the over four and a William Joseph Acton of R. 4, Box 75, Mitchell, has been awarded the designation of Knight of the 'York Cross of Honour, it was reported recently.

This honorary degree, highest in the York Rite of TP- ws Anderson addresses McSAC group quarter million Freemasons in North America, the Philippines and Australia to qualify this year. Membership is by invitation only. Acton served as Master of Mitchell Lodge of Masons in 1970; High Priest of Hacker Chapter, Royal Arch Masons in 1981; Master of Bedford Council, Royal and Select Masters in 1982; Commander of Bedford Commandery, Knight Templar, in 1984. He was elected to membership in Robert A. Woods Priory and his election confirmed by Convent General of the Order on Feb.

6. A certificate of. membership has been mailed to him. There are 71 priories of the order with a present membership of 12,000. Mr.

and Mrs. George Hanners Hanners to mark anniversary George and Maxine Han- urday, March 9, with an open ners, 222 W. Grissom house from 2 to 5 p.m. at their will be celebrating their 11th home, wedding anniversary on Sat- Juanita Allspaw becomes bride of Willard Barrow Juanita Allspaw, formerly Church near Bloomington. of Mitchell, became the bride FoUowmg a lengthy honey-of Willard Barrow, Blooming- moon the Southern states, ton at 2 m.

Feb. 23 at the the couple will make their Sherwood 6aks Christian home at 305 N. Pete Ellis Apt. 203, Bloomington. Celebrates 90th birthday Father Bob Anderson was the guest speaker recently at the McSAC (Mitchell Community Substance Abuse Council) dinner meeting.

He used the topic of communication for his talk. He related the problems that parents and their children have in communicating and how those problems need to be solved. The group discussed the Paoii Peaks possibility of instituting an "Officer Friendly" program in the Mitchell area. They also discussed the upcoming Community Education Night being planned by the organization. The special meeting will be held March 18 at the high school.

A special speaker will be present and drug paraphernalia will be on display. Charlotte Speer was also presented with the Worker of the Year award. --rrs -J i IA A If VN comes esrff si EfWl'll'sf 4 We Have closed Ski Paoli Peaks has closed temporarily due to the warm weather. A spokesman for the ski resort reports that should temperatures drop sufficiently to allow snow blowing, the resort will reopen. The first successful electric typewriter was the Blickensderfer Electric in 1902.

It would have been more successful if more offices had "The Far Cry Bluegrass'''' is composed of a group of local musicians. From left are Jeff Canfield, Nikki Canfield, Jim Hall, Sam Ely, and Jesse Sampson. Cut Rower Arrangements Potted Plants Silk Arrangements Much More! actually Monday. Her children are Mr. and Mrs.

Elbert Burton, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Burton, and Ruby Sharp, all of Indianapolis. Wray Brothers to sing at First Christian The Wray Brothers, a local Entfns Greenhouse ing for the Crusade for Children fund-raiser April 13 at Paoli High School. 8th Hancock Phone 849-4023 Far Cry Bluegrass appears in national magazine Mae Burton, R.

3, Mitchell, celebrated her 90th birthday Sunday, Feb. 24, with her children and friends in attendance. Her birthday was New son Mr. and Mrs. Phillip W.

Buher are the parents of a baby boy named Zackery Wayne, born Feb. 13 in Law-renceville, IL. This is the couple's first child and he weighed eight pounds, nine ounces. The mother is the former Laura Jane Whitmer. Grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. E.L. Whitmer of Lawrenceville and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Buher of Anchorage, AK.

Great-grandparents are Hazel Whitmer, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Root, Bedford, and Harry B. Smith, Mitchell. -trfo-t? tfc' -t a sr; sv at 6ay t.

UAtPICkS past. "We play at festivals as far north as Noblesville and as far south as Berea, KY," said Canfield. Far Cry appears regularly at the Borden Bluegrass Association's concerts at Henryvil-le. The concerts are held the third and fifth Saturday nights of each month. The group will be perf orm- gospel quartet, will be singing Sunday, March 3, at the First Christian Church, Eighth and Frank streets, in Mitchell.

They will sing during the Sunday School hour, beginning at 9:15 a.m., and will also sing a few selections during the morning worship service, beginning at 10:15. The public is invited to attend to hear this local group. '74 class reunion it Reelings Visit Florida Far Cry Bluegrass, a local bluegrass band, appeared in the February issue of Blue-grass Unlimited, a national bluegrass magazine. The group was pictured in the General Store section. The group, consisting of Jim Hall, mandolin and vocals; Jesse Sampson, banjo; Sam Ely, guitar; Jeff Canfield, bass and vocals; and Nikki Canfield, guitar and vocals, has been together for three years, except for Ely who joined the group last spring.

Also, Judy Sampson has recently started singing with the band. "We play a lot of songs originally done by Bill Monroe, the Stanley Brothers, the Osborne Brothers, and the Bluegrass Cardinals," said Nikki Canfield. "We like to do the old favorites as well as the songs." Canfield noted that the number of bluegrass festivals in the area is dwindling and the band plans to travel farther this year than it has in the St. Patrick's Day isn't just for the Irish. Send an Irish Greeting to the special person in your life.

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Reservations can be made by calling 849-4442. McSAC meeting McSAC (Mitchell Community Substance Abuse Council) will have its regular monthly meeting at 8 p.m. March 6 in the Burns School library. Deborah Howard, teacher of the drug awareness class at Mitchell High School, will be the special speaker. Mr.

and Mrs. Wilbur McCoy and Margaret Withers and Tim have returned from a two-week visit at Fort Myers Beach, FL. While there, they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Winford Ray, of Orleans, and Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Jones, of Pine Island, FL, and Gosport. They toured Corkscrew Swamp and Mantanzos Pass sanctuaries while there. They received quite a shock while there. They were watching the CBS news on Sunday evening and saw the Mitchell Bluejackets on television.

The CBS cameras were at the Mitchell-Springs Valley basketball game filming Larry Bird while home for the NBA All-Star game in Indianapolis. 200 Greetings 150 Greetings 9 9 ,4 "a ,4 1ST .4 5. Tis the best of good fortune I hope you will know And the best of good cheer As the years come and go-Good friends ever near you. Good luck to you too. And good health to enjoy All Tm wishing for you.

6. These things I warmly wish for you Someone to love. Some work to do, A bit sun CARD OF THANKS A deciduous tree is one that loses its leaves at a certain time each year and later grows new leaves. Such trees usually have broad leaves. Thank you to our family, neighbors and friends for their concern and assistance during the recent fire at our home.

Thank you to the churches for their help, encouragement and prayers and the Mitchell fire department for their quick, efficient response. Words can not express our gratitude. God bless you all. Johnny Appleseed Says We're having a Ed, Barbara, Kris Phillips 8. May your blessings be many The sunshine above you.

Your life bring you gladness And God love yon! 9. May the love and protection Saint Patrick can give Be yours in abundance As long as you live. 10. May the good saints protect ye And the devil neglect ye! 11. Come and take pot-luck with me My heart is warm, my friendship's free.

12. They talk of the luck of the Irish The magic of shamrocks too, But sure and it's more than the Irish luck To be knowing someone like you. 13. Like the shamrocks of Old Ireland May your joys grow all year through And Irish luck and laughter Be part of all you do. 14.

Wherever you go and whatever you do. May the luck of the Irish Be there with you. 1. By all the shamrocks In old Killarney Tis a joy to know you And that's no blarney. 2.

May the good saints protect you And bless you today And may trouble ignore you Each step of the way. 3. Bless your little Irish and every other Irish part. 4. May good luck be your friend In whatever you do And may trouble be always A stranger to you.

5. May your blessings outnumber Hie shamrocks that grow And may trouble avoid you Wherever you go. 6. May good luck be with you Wherever you go, And your blessings outnumber The shamrocks that grow. 7.

May joy and peace surround you, Contentment latch your door, And happiness be with you oiow And bless you evermore. 1. Wishing you a rainbow For sunlight after showers -Miles and miles of Irish smiles For golden happy hours Shamrocks at you doorway for luck and laughter too. And a host of friends that never ends Each day your whole life through! 2. May good luck befriend you.

And kind fortune send you WTiatever your heart may be wishin' May good friends be near you To gladden and cheer you. And help you attain each ambition. 3. Wishing you joys that are lasting and true A heart that's not troubled or gray-Friends who will travel life's pathway with you And the luck of the Irish each day. 4.

There are millions of shamrocks On Erin's green isle Thousands of Irishmen Wearing a smile Hundreds of Irish lakes Sparkling blue But only one wonderful Person like you. i lr Specia ALLIANCE FOR HEALTH A bit o' cheer And a guardian angel Always near. 7. With the Erst light of sun-Bless you When the long day is done Bless you In your smiles and your tears Bless you Through each day of your years bless you. 8.

The Blessing of Light May the Blessing of Light be on you, light without and light within. May the blessed sunlight shine on you and warm your heart till it glows like a great peat fire, so that the stranger may come' and warm himself at it, and also a friend. Fit Fun BMCDMH 4 A Aerobic Classes The following classes will start the week of March 11 and continue for 8 weeks. Friday Tuesday March 1-5 TART EATING Use this form or a copy to send your greeting payment to our office by March 8. U.S.

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