South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-06

The missionary society OF the First
NJ r. church according TO Mrs. Camp
bells report is divided into the Home
and Foreign sections and a great deal
been In aiding the mission work in
Gary. Ii will assist in the erection Of
the $4,000 settlement house which is
to be put up there soon.
The special gifts made by the Mis-
siOnary society Of st. Paurs church
the past year amounted 20 $50. II
also furnished a room in a settlement
home In Boaz, Ariz., in memory Of
Mrs. HOVls. recent membership
campaign has raised their number 10
100.
The work Of the missionary society
Of the First Christian church is d.
vided under several heads, part Of il
being mountain work. Attention is
now being given 10 the immigrant
question and 10 cooperation with the
Childrens Dispensary.
Much of the Presbyterian mission
work has been carried on in Gary
where they have assisted in establish
ing a "NeiBhborhOod House" in charge
Of a man who speaks many languages
and where people Of Il nationalities
are harbored.
During the business meeting the
Baptist society voted $3.50 TO the
Children's Dispensary. a social hour
followed and the hostess served de-
licious refreshments. The next meet
ing will be the evening OF Jan. 2, with
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G.. Huff, Park aV.,
when a program supplied by Mrs.
Elmer Yelton Of China, formerly Of
South Bend, Will be presented.
Mrs. D. B. ]. Schaefer, Mrs. X. w.
Perley and Miss May Applegate enter
tanned the Woman'S Missionary socl-
ETY. Of the First Presbyterian church
Friday afternoon in the church par
Tors. The program presented con-
sisted OF a delightful vocal solo, The
Birthday Of the King" by Mrs Earl
King: and two papers, one on For
eign Missionary Study by Mrs. John
Walker, and one on Missionary Eff
cheney" by Mrs +. J. Harrison. Mrs.
W. L. Martin, chairman Of the Christ
mas committee, laid before the sOci-
ETY. a ~lan for presenting song books
to the Sunday school of the Hungarian
Presbyterian church rs a Christmas
gift. The society will meet January
9 with Mrs. G. \. LippincOtt 500 w.
Washington av The assisting host
esses will be Mrs. c. d. Emmons and
Mrs. 6. w. Cady.
Mrs. w. S Edwards, 612 S st. Jo-
seph St, was hostess to the WOman's
Missionary circle of the United
Brethren church Friday afternoon.
The afternoon was devoted to the
study of the second chapter of THE
Kings Business" The next meeting
of the society will be with Mrs. l.. S.
Gerber, rs z. Ohio st.
The members of Miss Nellie Whites
Sunday school of the First Baptist
church delightfully."- entertained the |
entire Sunday school in the church |
parlors Friday evening. The class |
presented an imprOmptu program |
after which the evening was spent in |
games, and dainty refreshments were
served.
Election Of officers was held Fri
day afternoon at the meeting of the |
Women's Bible class of the First
Church of the Brethren at the home
OF Mrs. a. J. Austin, 1915 Vistula av.
Mrs. Austin was elected president;
Mrs clyde Horst. vice president; Mrs.
Clarence Bowman, secretary, Mrs.
Retta Punches, treasurer; Mrs. /. w.
Jackson, reporter. The Bible study
was led by the teacher, Miss Cora
Wise. and Miss Ruth Snyder gave a
recitation. A social hour followed
and light refreshments were served.
The hostess at the January meeting
will be Mrs. II. w Kreigbaum, 1888
Vistula av.
Mrs. NJ. T. Killgore, Gil California
av was hostess to the Ladies' Aid
lsociety Of Trinity NJ. T. church
Thursday at an all day meeting. The
morning was spent I'm sewing for the
bazaar TO be held today at Elbei
Brothers music store. In the after
noon a business melting was held fol-
! lowed by a program. The appoint
ment OF visiting committees was the
most important thing done during the
business session. The committee for
the north side includes Mrs. Homer
Robinson and Miss Bessie Brown;
west side Mrs. II. DrOver and Mrs.
Charles Romine; east side. Mrs. Har-
Vey KoOutZ and Mrs. Walter Lark in
The next regular meeting will be with
mrs. Robinson. 1861 Riverside drive.
The Hawaii club met Friday after
noon at the home of the Misses
Martha and Nancy Roberts, Nistula
| av A business meeting was followed
/ by the lesson from The World in Chi
cago". led by Miss Maud Heath. The
next melting will be Jan. ,, with Miss
| Esther Rupe, 315 :. Franklin st.
he Ladies Aid society Of Gloria Del
Swedish Lutheran church will meet
in the church parlors Thursday after
noon at , o'clock.
The Ladies Aid society Of 1t. Jo-
seph hospital will met wednesday af-
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock in the parlors
at the Commercial Athletic club for
I the election of directors. Following
I the business meeting there will be an
address and musical program.
he Young WOmen's Home Mission
airy society Of the First NJ. r. church
will met Monday evening with Mrs. W.
/ -. Fassnacht. 4O3 W. Navarro st. Mrs.
Nyron Campbell Will review the work
of the year
See the artistic display of photo
graphs in the ". y, Peoples window
at 226 y. Main st Come in and get
our prices on Xmas phOtOs.-Advt.
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