Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1917-11-16

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On Friday evening, Nov %, the La
dies Aid Society will give supper in
the dining room of the Methodist
Church All friends of the church are
urged to attend A splendid supper is
promised.
Hard work is being done by the
young ladies of Wauwatosa to raise
money for the Y M. c. A. work. If
you. have not donated just drop in at
the gas office or drug store and leave
a 5-spot.
Next Sunday evening, Nov. 18, there
will be a union service at 1880 at the
Underwood Memorial Baptist Church,
in the interest of the Milwaukee Res
cue Mission. The speaker will be pro-
vided by the Rescue Mission.
The sermon delivered last Sunday
morning at the Underwood Memorial
| Baptist Church by the Rev. George c.
Alborn was masterpiece and it would
be a good sermon to be delivered at
| Union service of all the churches of
the city.
The cantata, "The City of Cod" by
H. Alexander Matthews, given at the
Congregational Church last Wednes-
day evening by the vested choir of
the Grand Avenue Congregational
Church of Milwaukee, was largely at
tended and all report rare treat.
The Wauwatosa Chapter of the
Loyalty Legion will meet this Friday
evening at the Wauwatosa High
School. A good program has been ar
ranged and big crowd is desired.
The service flags will be distributed
to the families whose boys are in the
! service at this meeting. All are cor
daily invited to be present.
| There is a movement on foot to
erect monument to the late Paul
Husting. If there is man in the
state of Wisconsin whose memory
should be remembered by all patri-
| otto people it is Paul Husting, and the
| best monument that can be had should
be erected at his grave, and it should
be done by all the people of the state.
Let the work proceed, we ar ready to
| help and do all we can for the cause.
The Busy Bees of the Congrega-
| tional church will give a bazaar at the
| home of Mrs. Lyman G.. Wheeler, 1896
| Wauwatosa Avenue, Saturday after
noon Nov. "a. There will be war
bread, simple cakes and cookies to sup
ply your Saturday needs, besides arts
tic and inexpensive Christmas gifts.
| Dolls are scarce this year. Come and
get one all dressed. Tea and cookies
will be served for 10 cents. Everybody
is invited.
The officers of Wauwatosa Chapter
Wisconsin Loyalty Legion, have re
ceived membership cards, together
with badges for all members of the
organization (buttons for men and
pins for women) which will be dis
tributed at the meeting to be held in
the High School this Friday evening
Members not present or represented
at the meeting may get the cards and
badges at Kuhnmuench Bros drug
store at any time after Saturday
morning.
Hay is very high at the present
time, and those who have many horses
are feeling it. Automobiles do not cal
hay but it is necessary to feed them
gasoline, and that has been cheaper in
times gone by. Why worry about
things being high, if you have not got
the price you can fast, and that is
what the editor of the News has been
doing for some time since the price OF
scrap paper is up. We can not afford
TO eat that now. but snow will soon be
here and then we will get our fill
Mrs. L. G. Wheeler, as chairman OF
the Wauwatosa Woman's Council OF
Defense, has appointed Mrs. Chas
Godfrey as chairman of a committee
to assist the Allied Bazaar of New
York in securing funds for the French
wounded. Mrs. Godfrey, at last re-
port, had sent to this bazaar fifty par.
eel post packages valued at 25 cents
each, solicited from friends interested
| in the cause. At the Bazaar these
packages are sold to patrons at 25
cents each, thus putting funds into
the hands of the Bazaar for carrying
on the needed work.
The citizens of Wauwatosa are to