South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-04
PLYMOUTH

PLYMOUTH
A surprise farewell party was
given by the congrega ton Of the
United Brethren church 10 Rev. X.
l.. Ayres and family last Thursday
evening The friends gathered at
the house and from there they es-
corted the minister and family to
the church where various enter
tainment had been planned and
refreshments served Roller Kleck-
ner acted as POSTMASTER.
The first meeting of the Saturday
club was held at the country home
of Mrs. G. w. Baker Saturday after
noon. The subject Of the day was
Home Economics. Good and Bad
| Cooking" Mrs. w. +. Suit read
a paper on Bad Cooking" and Miss
Alice Roth prepared one on Good
Cooking"
Rev. c. A. Bame and family have
moved 10 North Manchester. Mr.
Bame is connected with the college
at Akron.
Mrs. b. F. Williams and son,
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friends and relatives in Rochester
and Argos.
Mrs. William WelbOrn of west of
the city went to South Bend Satur-
/ day 10 spend the week end with her
daughter. Mrs. Catherine Whitfield,
who is in the hospital there.
Mrs. Jesse McNeeley and daugh
ter. Mrs Louis Bechnell. who have
been visiting friends and relatives
here for seven week, have returned
10 their home in Akron. o.
Prof. G. +. Harris, principal in
the Laporte schools has shipped his
household goods to Laporte. Law
renee Carvey will occupy the bunga-
low on S Michigan St, which Mr.
Harris vacated.
Joab Moslander. a farmer of
West township, has purchased the
Home bakery Of G. W. Dawson. He
moved TO Plymouth Monday and
will occupy the fiat above the
bakery shop.
Rev. j A Burnett, d. D.. of Mish-
awake, held services in the Presby-
terrain church Saturday evening
The sermon was the closing one of
a series Of six during the week.
The Methodist Episcopal choir
has succeeded in booking j. Warren
Andrews. organist and choirmaster
of the Church of Divine Paternity
in New York city, for a recital in
Plymouth. oct. 10.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church held their September social
at the home OF Mrs. Charles
Humphrey on w Adams St. Mon
day. There was a good attendance
and the treasury was substantially
increased.
The high school had a carnival
! in the armOry Saturday night. over
/ $3.50 was taken in. All that goes
10 make a good time and a street
I fair or a circus or a carnival was
/ in the armory to entertain the peO-
/ pie. Nineteen booths were fitted
up and decorated. There was a
museum, freaks OF nature. vaude-
| Vile act which won the prize offered
for having the most patrons a Jap
anese tea room. a Dutch booth, a
/ fortune teller. a beauty parlor. a
show for "men only" kissing
booth, and many others. Wrestling
entertained the people on the main
I floor.
In the afternoon the high school
had "a big parade. over two blocks
/ long in which all the characters in
/ the carnival rode or walked. Each
/ class had it's own float decorated
4 lna r,-fya 81,
/ float for being the most artistic.
/ Mrs. a. r. Gray returned TO her
home in Alishawaka after visiting
/ her daughter, Mrs. William J..
Cordick, for a few days.
] Alexander Suttley. an inmate OF
/ the county iniirmary. died Thursday
night He was 50 years old. The
/ funeral was held in Bremen on Sat
urday where he has sister living.
opal English and Juliet Ann Hess
returned 20 Valparaiso Monday
morning after having spent the
week end with their families
/ Mrs. Ed Reese Of Fort Wayne was
7 here sunday visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. F. o. Jones, S. Mich
igan st.
Mrs. III. F. Writ returned TO
South Bend Monday after spending
week with her mother. Mrs. Fred
Canaan
Walter Thayer. who is employed
I'm South Bend. spent Sunday with
f his parents Mr. and Mrs. James
f Thayer.
Rev. W. G.. Logan is attending a
synodical meeting this week in
Huntington.
Aiiss Mary Blew of the city schools
+ visited over Sunday With her fam