: iI-', :i V 5‘ i- : ■ .: v u ySi~;‘ *■ ;?te- Vr- J4*46Hfc?4v^v $!c-:'--- ■:!^.^-r-S8VJW W%Pr»-fcj| .•»-.- t“i\* 1it *•* . .‘ . \ •..Vi'.- .• *.,•* V.ViK. 1l * - .1r-* i*£*i:fSS*■;.t'‘ tv:S3■iuxf# i-jxhi i?i+v - e3.~*u#£vM-iANNIVERSARY SURPRISE — Mr. and Mrs. David Suulsgiver, 255 Valparaiso street, were pleasantly surprised pji *Qtli weddiuy anniversary by children and their families, Saturday night, with a supper staged in their honor, They were also presented with money tree.40th Anniversary Of Local Couple Marked SaturdayComment»rating the IClh wedding- anniversary of their parents, the children of Mr. and Mrs. Dav-.id Saulsgiver, and their families, feted them Saturday night at the Sanlsgiver home, 255 Valparaiso street.Th Initial effort to get the celebrants away from Uicir home long enough to have the anniversary supper in readiness for the couple's return, was the most difficult task.present. The table was centered with a five-tiered wedding coke appropriately decorated, bnked by their daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Saulsgiver were presented with a gift of a money tree.The Saulsgivers moved to Valparaiso about 15 years ago from Pennsylvania. Mr. Saulsgivor retired this year from his duties with the Indiana Toll road, lie is now a part-time employee of the Videtle-Mossenger. jMr. and Mrs. Sanlsgiver were married Fc-b. 18, 1921, at Reynold sville, Pa- They are the parents of seven children. Their children are Mrs. John Duke, Mrs. Daryl Bowers ox, Mrs. Robert Miller, and Charles Sanlsgiver, all of whom reside In Valparaiso andAll seven of the Sanlsgiver’s Willis of flatus a, John Sanlsgiver, children and their families were]LaCrcsse, and Harry of Dyer.