South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-27
RIVER PARK

services dN the l4tAAAOQASN A@RAS(C
pal church Sunday were well attend
ed. Rev. J. A. Lord, the pastor, de-
livered an excellent sermon in the
morning, which was followed by
communion service conducted by the
pastor and +. L. Wolfe. AT the
close of the service a basket dinner
was served at Pottawatomie park,
as farewell TO Rev. and Mrs. Lord,
who will leave Monday for Louis
VILE. Ky, where Rev. Lord will en-
ter the chaplains' training school. A
patriotic meeting was held at
O'Clock The program consisted of
patriotic singing and military mu-
sic on the bugle by Mr.. Cavanaugh.
Rev. G.. l.. Rulison of South Bend
gave an address, followed by a short
talk By Rev. Lord.
At 1880 the installation of the
following officers of the Epworth
league took place: President, Neil
McGreW: vice president, Miss Clela
Anderson: second vice president
Miss Jessie Hively; third vice presi-
dent. Mrs. Neil McGrew; fourth vice
president. Miss Irene Newcomb;
secretary, Miss GlendOra Judson;
treasurer, Dale Gent; Organist, Miss
Thelma Paige. After installation
/ Rev. Lord preached to the young
people. taking for his subject our
Youths, the Hope Of Our Democ-
racy." Special music was rendered
by the choir at all services.
The Women's Bible class Will meet
at Red Cross headquarters Tuesday
to make surgical dressings. Any
one wishing To join them will be well
come
Olive Grove. No. 10. entertained
with "A card party Monday afternoon
at W. O. w. hall The proceeds will
be-. added to the War Chest fund.
4 delegation from the Free Meth
odist church attended the quarterly
conference at the South Bend
church Sunday TO hear Rev W. c..
Moffitt Of Kalamazoo. Mich.
The meeting of the l.. and G. club
announced TO meet with Mrs. Will
liam Schock. 5. Sixth st. Tuesday
afternoon. has been postponed until
Wednesday afternoon. on account of
the Red Cross class Tuesday
Cottage prayer and praise service
will be held Tuesday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. w r. Roderick' 5.
Eighteenth It.
Prayer meeting of the NJ. +.
church viii be held at the NJ. +.
church wednesday evening at S
o'clock Marshal f. Ban will have
charge of the meeting.
I The chorus choir of the NJ. +.
church will meet Friday evening in
stead Of Monday evening. c. 5. Houk.
director. extends an invitation 10 all
/ singers to meet with them. Every
body will be welcome.
Tuesday will be the last day 70
have the children in River Park eX-
amined Mothers who have not had
their children examined and regis
! tered should not fail To take them
10 the school house Tuesday after
noon. All children under six years
should be registered in accordance
with the national movement TO save
and protect the babies.
Cottage prayer meeting under the
auspices of the Free Methodist
church will be held Tuesday evening
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. l.. Z.
| Wolf. :. Seventeenth ST.
Fernando Mendes has received a
letter from his father. Mr. Mendes
of South America, who is in New
York on business. stating he will be
here 10 make him a visit in about q
week
Lieut. Charles Z. Warner Of CamI
Taylor Louisville. Ky. spent the
weekend with friends here.
Mrs. Harry Arnold OF Indianapolis
who has been visiting here the pas
week. was called home Monday b,
the illness Of her mother. Mrs Lydia
Whiteman of Irvington. Mrs. White
man is 50 years old and her condi
ltion is considered critical
George Drullinger has returned Il
/ Chicago after visit with his sister
Mrs Jewel whaley. Smith 81
Mr. and Mrs. George Fetters ant
family. Pleasant St. motOred [,
y Edon. o., and spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs Levi Fetters The,
returned sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Sackmsn ant
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sackman ant