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Saturday, November 26, 1977 Manilla Thanksgiving Play The first and second grade students at Manilla School presented a Thanksgiving play. Their theme was have nothing but vegetable soup for Thanksgiving Center Lucky-Center Sodbusters 4-H Activities The Center Lucky and Center Sodbusters 4-H Clubs met November 22at 7 p.m. with 85 in attendance at the Mays Elementary School for their Corn and Cake Show. Anita Savilie and Scott Chance led the pledges to the flags and Anita Savilie, Natasha llodson, Michelle Brockman and Angela Schwering led the group in singing. Karmen Addison.

Greensfork, niece of Carl McDaniel, presented the program. She was an IFVE delegate who visited three families in Belgium and she spoke of her experiences showing slides of the country and things of interest to the 4-H members. Awards to 4-H members were also presented at the meeting The following Center Lucky members have completed one year, Kathy Gideon and Nansi Custer; two years, Marka Chance, Natasha Hudson. Sharon Lacy, Kathy Rea. Anita Savilie.

Shari Souder and Francis Tielking. Completing three years were Michelle Brackman. Samantha Hallgarth, Debbie Masters. Angela Schwering and Cindy Souder: four years Christy Cole, Nancy Hunsinger and Kim Stark; five years Marcie and Irene Case; six years. Valerie Hunsinger.

Those completing seven years were Karen Masters and Cathy Souder; eight years Cynthia Davis, Elaine Surface, Gail Tice and Rhonda Tumilty; nine years Teresa Souder and ten years Judy Case. Jayne McDaniel and Theresa Schwering. Awards for the Center busters were as follows: one year Scott Chance, Doug Hall, Michael Hallgarth. Matthew Kirkpatrick, Scott Seibel and Richard Snedegar; two years. Kent Oldham.

Natasha Hodson. Anita Savilie. Jeffrey Schwering and Kent Weber; three years. Greg Dyer and Michael Riner Four year awards went to Christy Cole. Steve Dyer, and Shelly Freeman; five years.

Marcie Savilie. Bruce Cranor, Mike Savilie and Scott Wright; six years John Freeman and Gary Tice. Those completing seven years were Bill Freeman and David Riner; eight years. Philip Brashaber. Robert Cole, Doug King, Gail McDaniel and Elaine Surface; nine years, Jo Ann Freeman and Brian Gray and ten years.

Tim Cole. Ten Buildings On Candlelight Tour The Second Annual Candlelight Tour of historic buildings in Indianapolis will be held Sunday, December ll. 1977, from 4-9 p.m. All of the ten homes and buildings are located in either the Old Northside or Lockerbie Square. They are: Central Avenue United Methodist, Davis Psychiatric Clinic, Den of Antiquity, Benjamin Harrison Home, Hoosier Salon Art Gallery, Kemper House, Morris-Butler House.

James Whitcomb Riley Home, and the private residences of James C. Lee and James T. Kienle. Refreshments will be served at the United Methodist Church and the Madrigals from Broad Ripple High School will sing Christmas songs and carols at the Harrison Home from p.m. The Choristers of the Christ Church Cathedral Choir of Men and Bous, under the Engagement Announced Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Goddard wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Lisa Jane to Robert A Newhouse, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris 7, Rushville. The bride-elect is a senior al liens The groom to be is a 1974 graduate of RUHS and attended Purdue University.

He is now engaged in farming. An August wedding is being planned. RUSHVILLE (INDIANA) DAILY REPUBLICAN Trend Dyer-Kerry Wed In Kentucky Service Page 3 direction of Dr Frederick Burgomaster, will perform at the Kemper House at 7 pap. Parking will be available at the Hoosier Motor Club at 40 West Street where buses will be located to transport I hose on the lour. Ticket sales will start Monday, November 21, at the following places: Den of Antiquity, Benjamin Harrison Home.

Morris-Butler House. James Whitcomb Riley Home. Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana at 3402 Boulevard Place, Potting Shed al 6358 Guilford and all K. C. Tucker offices Tickets are $4.00 per person or two for $6 OO in advance sales and on the tour will be $5.00 each.

Happening In Rush County Merry Martha The Merry Martha Homemakers Club will meet November JO at the home of Mrs. Ruth Wagoner at 1:30 p.m. The lesson will be given by Public Service of Greensburg. Roll call response will be A Memorable and Mrs. Wagoner will have devotions.

Rush County Chorus The Rush County Chorus will sing November 29 at 7 p.m. at the Jackson Nursing Home. Following the performance, there will be a practice al the Main Street Christian Church. Trena Marie Dyer and Kerry Vincente Wampler were married on November 5, al 5 p.m. in the home of the aunt and uncle, Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Butler, Vanceburg, Ky- Trena is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Robert Lynch of 103 W. Henley. Carthage and the late Mr.

Floyd Dyer. The wedding took place in front of the fireplace in the living room on a light blue rug decorated with four large potted chrysanthemums and blue carnations. The bride was escorted by her father, Mr. Lynch, while the wras being played on the piano by Miss Christy Butler. The double ring ceremony w'as performed by Rev.

John Hamilton, Vanceburg, Ky. gown was egg shell white silk, with lace trimmed bodice. It had a softly gathered round neckline with long sleeves and a three tier gathered skirt. Her fingertip length veil set on a white flowered comb, trimmed with lace on the edges and sprinkled with lace Main of Honor, Miss Shari Dyer, sister of the bride, wore a long beige gown of fine cotton over taffeta, with ecru lace trimming the neckline and the long handkerchief sleeves. She carried an arm bouquet of long stemmed blue and white carnations on fern leaf with long streamers of blue and white ribbon.

The bride's flowers were a nosegay of blue tipped carnations with lace trim on fern leaf with white and blue streamers. RES Menus November 28-Dec. 2 Monday Cheeseburger Sandwich with mustard or catsup Buttered Corn French Fries Citrus Fruit Salad Milk Tuesday Fried Chicken Hot Rolls Mashed Potatoes Green Beans Jello Pears Milk Wednesday Ham Beans Buttered Cornbread Creamy Slaw Applesauce Snickerdoodle Cookie Milk Thursday Chili Peanut Butter Sandwich Celery Sticks Sliced Peaches Milk Friday Grilled. Cheese Sandwich Pickle Chips Potato Wedge Cranberry Sauce Fruit Cocktail Chocolate Chip Cookie Milk Mr. Robert Wampler, father of the groom, was his only attendant.

Mrs. Bernita Lynch, mother of the bride, wore a light blue middy length gown with a knife pleated capelet collar. Her corsage was of white and blue tipped carnation set on net and ribbons. Mrs. Marjorie Wampler, mother of the groom, was dressed in a white and blue mingled print satin two piece dress.

Her flowers were identical to Mrs. corsage. After the wedding vows the guests went lo the dining area of the home where the reception held while the pianist played the from Love A three tier wedding cake, decorated with cherubs, doves, blue flowers, and topped by a minature bride and groom. Past Noble Grand Club Met Monday The Past Noble Grand Club met at the home of Mrs. Vera Bennington Monday evening Mrs.

Mildred Myers and Mrs. Myrtle Brown were assisting hostesses. Mrs. Anna Siders conducted the meeting and led the group in reciting the Prayer and pledges to the flags. Miss Ann Siders conducted the meeting and led the group Miss Anna Worthington gave devotions and Mrs.

Hazel Reynolds called the roll and read the minutes. Miss Siders gave the report. A social time followed the meeting and Mrs. Reynolds received the president's gift. Mrs.

Nellie Maple won the hostess gift. Refreshments of pumpkin pie, whipped cream, nuts and coffee were served by the hostesses. Turkey-Ham Dinner At Workers The Loyal Workers Class of the Rays Crossing Christian Union Church met in the church basement for their regular meeting. Mrs. Vitual Mitchell, president presiding, in the business session.

It was decided to give fruit baskets to the shut ins, at Thanksgiving. The class also donated $25.00 to CROP A bountiful meal of turkey and ham ith all the trimmings was enjoyed by all. The host and hostess for the ocassion were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Orme and Rev.

and Mrs. W. B. Jenkins. There were 18 members present and three guests.

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2-7, 1st. Marine Division, Camp Pendleton, California. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smokewood, 1216 N.

Cherry, Rushville. Stev en llaynie Steven Haynie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cai! L. Haynie, Falmouth has enlisted in the U.S.

Army and is taking basic training at Fort Knox, Kentucky. He will take advanced training at Ft. Benning, Ga. where he will qualify as a light infantryman. CampusNews Douglas VV.

I bi in has been enrolled as a freshman at Taylor University for the 1977-78 academic year. A graduate of RUHS, Doug is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hamm, 811 N.

Harrison. Monday, November 28 Bar-B-Q Sandwich French Fries Applesauce Chocolate Cake Milk Tuesday. November 29 Toasted Cheese Sandwich Green Beans Fruit Crisp Milk Wednesday. November 30 Chicken Noodles Buttered Peas Fruit Hot Rolls Butter Milk Thursday. December I Chili or Tomato Soup Crackers Pickles Peaches Peanut Butter Sandwich Milk Friday, December 2 Cheeseburger Sandwich Chilled Tomatoes Buttered Corn Pineapple Upside Down Cake Milk ANNOUNCEMENTS 5th and 6th grade girls basketball practice after school Monday, November 28.

Girls basketball game al New Salem after school Tuesday, November 29. Report cards go home Wednesday, November 30. Girl Scout meeting after school Friday, December 2. Festival Christmas party December 6 at the Walker Township (Conservation Club punch, nuts and candy were served to approximately thirty guests. Aunt of the bride.

Mrs. Stella Butler served al the reception. Each woman and girl attending the wedding received a long stemmed carnation in an individual water capsule from the bride She gave the potted plants as remembrances to her grandmother. Mrs Myrtle Edington. tne nosts, Air ann Mrs.

Raymond Butler and both sets of parents. Other guests attending were: Mr. and Mrs. James Edington and Angela, Mrs. Evelyn Butler, Camp Dix, Mrs Pauline Pierce and Nancy and Angela.

Mr. and Mrs George Butler, Duane Butler. Christy Butler and Miss Carla McGlone from Vanceburg, Ky. and Miss Katherine Wampler, Knights town, In. St.

Menu Nov. 28-Dei. 2 Plate Lunch Monday Coney Dog Sandwich Baked Beans Slaw Iced Cake Milk Tuesday Beef and Noodles Green Beans Peach and Cottage Cheese Salad Bread and Butter Peanut Butter Bar Milk Wednesday Swiss Sieak Mashed Potatoes Perfection Salad Hot Rolls and Bulter Pears Milk Thursday Italian Spaghetti Tossed Salad Buttered Garlic Bread Citrus Salad Milk Friday Grilled Cheese Sandwich Tomato Soup and Crackers Relishes Pineapple Upside Down Cake Milk F.F.A. Cookie Bake Karen Conner is displaying the 16 dozen cookies baked by members of F.H.A. after school for use at the Jackson Nursing Home.

This group, called the Golden Oldies, are concerned with service to the elderly. Other girls who worked on the project were Dixie Bennett, Cindy hance, Carole Truster, Him Stout, Chante Stiers, Diane Harpring and Terri McAhern. Free Spirit-Martba Washington Homemakers Clubs Free Spirit Homemakers The Free Spirit Homemakers Club met at the home of Mrs. Mike Aldridge November 22 at 7 pm. Roll call response was and the lesson was on with Loneliness.

Mrs Aldridge presented devotions and Mrs. Bill Long, president, opened the meeting Mrs. Aldridge was elected to serve as treasurer for the remainder of the year. The Christmas party will he held at the Brown Derby in Indianapolis December 6 After the meeting adjourned, games were played with prizes going to Mrs. Dick Sweet and Mrs.

Ralph Shepherd. The auction gift went to Mrs Shepherd Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess at the close of the games. Martha Washington The Martha Washington Homemakers Club met November 18 at the home of Mrs. Sherman Hill with nine members and two guests, Mrs Albert Hill and Mrs. Phillip White present.

The with was given by Mrs. William 1 and roll call response was Vegetable Mrs Alton Gordon, president, opened the meeting by reading a poem. Little The pledges to the flags were repeated and the song of the month. "Put On Your Old Grey was sung The club voted to give a gift to Mental Health and Mrs Gordon spoke on the County Watch and Court Watch Mrs. Ertel gave an interesting talk on "Rocks in Clay The next meeting will be a salad bar at the home of Mrs.

Marlin Newkirk. Bring a grab bag gift of $1 to $1.50 for the Christmas Party ROHS Calendar Monday, November 28 Teens, cafeteria, homeroom Basketball, girls, Hager slow ii. away 6:30 ll Club. choir room, homeroom Basketball, freshman, Greensburg here 6:30 p.m. i uesda v.

November 29 Sophomores-Juniors-Seniors, college night, cafeteria, 7 pm. Seniors, career day a m. FUA. cafeteria, homeroom Basketball, junior high, Greensburg, away 6:30 m. Wednesday.

November 30 Spanish Club, I.atin Club, cafeteria, homeroom Report Cards French Club, choir room, homeroom Basketball, girls. Franklin, here 6:30 p.m. Thursday. December I Speech NFL, choir room, homeroom Holead. room HO, homeroom Chess Club.

cafeteria, homeroom Wrestling, varsity, Brook Ville, away 6 Frida December 2 Cheer block, gym, homeroom Basketball varsity and reserves. Connersville, away 6:30 and 8 m. Siam rd av. December 3 Speech, freshman. Richmond Speech, varsity.

Wapahani, Ball State University Basketball, varsity and reserve. Union County, here 6:30 and 8 Wrestling. Shelby Triple Dual, away 9 a.in Awd fS MAR jag. cveuJ Maple syrup and maple sugar are exclusively North American products. RImiv- The early settlers in America ate used tea leaves, with salt and butter.

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