South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-31
PLYMOUTH, IND.

Charles BarteI went TO Laporte
Friday. having been called by the
serious illness of his mother, an aged
woman, who had a third stroke OF
paralysis.
Walter Thayer came from Gary to
attend the commencement and
dance Friday night
knight Houghton, a former p. II.
&. graduate came from Chicago for
commencement.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wright OF
Newark. n. j., visited the family OF
Frank Pulver a few days this week.
They have been travelling in Cali
fornia and other Western states and
are on their way home.
Mrs. Rachel Trowbridge went ia
Terre Raute Friday 10 attend the
funeral Of her daughters husband,
Tdward Davis. Mrs. William Nc
Laughlin. another daughter. came
from South Bend and went on to
Terre Haute.
Mrs. D. e Moore is spending q
week with relatives in Pierceton.
Master Albert Thompson Hume
came from Brooklings. 3. D., We'd
nesday 10 spend the summer with
his grandparents. Or. and Mrs. A c.
c. Hume.
Miss bessie Mcdonald came from
Valparaiso TO remain over the va
lious activities of commencement
time.
Miss Ida Haines, who is one of the
instructors at Valparaiso. came for
the graduating exercises Friday
night. Eight of the class of 10 were
Miss Haines pupils in their 4irst year
OF school, twelve years agO. and Miss
Haines remembered each with gift
Of a SO gold piece.
The Epworth leagues of the South
BEND district will hold their gath
annual convention in Plymouth NJ.
l.. church June 81. fine program
has been arranged and the Plymouth
society is planning a warm welcome
for the delegates
.. F. Hoover expects to move his
family TO Peru in a couple of weeks,
as ne has been appointed to take
charge of the Western Union office
there
Henry Wedel of South Bend and
Edith Johnson of Argos we're mar
ried Saturday at the NJ. r. parson-
age by Rev. a. G. NOrthrop. They
will live on a farm near South Bend.
Miss Babe Whiteman Of South
Bend is visiting Opal English during
the commencement activities.
Miss Betty Throop Of Michigan
spent Sunday with Miss Erma Hum
richouser.
The 41st annual commencement
of Plymouth high school was held
in the Methodist church Friday
night. The program was splendid
Especially good music was furnish
ed by Miss Ferrel Shafer in two fine
organ numbers. Mr.. w. Sibert in a
beautiful tenor solo, and Mr.. Glen
Seybold in his clarinet solo with the
orchestra. The speaker of the even
ing was DR.. G. L. Scherger, profess
sor of history, Armour institute, and
associate pastor Of Central church
DR.. Gunsaulus was i'll and sent DR.
Scherger who very ably filled his
place. His subject was THE Mission
of Culture"
Mrs. Mayme Bussard Barber OF
Kansas City is visiting Mrs. Omel
Love. Mrs. Barber was a Plymouth
graduate of the class of 'O7.
The Simmonds Manufacturing Co
offered prizes for the best manual
training work and Glen Wilkinson
won second prize, which is a kit OF
tools. His work was a piano lamp
and stand.
Mrs. Helen Tanner entertained
the Sewing club Friday afternoon
The local Westminster Guild en-
tertained the Mishawaka Guild Sat
urday evening. The guests came in
the late afternoon, were given a lit
tie trip. then given a banquet in the
basement of the Presbyterian
church. Nine Of the ladies came
and greatly enjoyed the time. After
the delightful banquet a very pleas.
ing program was carried out.