South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-02

esting account Of her visit at the
hostess house at Camp Lee. Va. and
the hostess. Mrs. winkler, read a
letter from her son. Carl WinkIer.
who is now in France A vocal solo.
The Perfect Day" was rendered
by Mrs. Don King Stephenson.
The hostess, at the next meeting 4
the society to be held on April 3.
will be Mrs. John A. Swygart. SOC
W Washington av.
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Election Of officers took place at
the meeting OF Mrs. George wy
mans Sunday schoo' class Friday
evening at the home OF Mrs. Frank
Palmer. 112 r. Monroe St Mrs.
r. +. Nicely was chosen president:
Mrs. Elmer r. Abernethy. vice
president; Miss Roberts, secretary;
Mrs. j. NJ. Sartin, social secretary:
and Mrs. /. n. Conmer, treasurer.
The place OF the meeting TO be held
on April will be announced later.
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A meeting OF the Women's Mis-
sionary association Of the Confer
ence Memorial United Brethren
church was held Friday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. ID. r. Young clio
5 St Joseph 81. The opening de-
yOtiOnals were led by Mrs. l.. +.
Gerber. following which the annual
reports showed that S23S.55 had
been earned by the society during
the past year. Mrs. Young. wife OF
the pastor of the church. was pre-
scented with "A life directOrship Ger
tihcate. Officers who were elected
for the ensuing year are Mrs. J..
r. Gerber, president; Mrs. Z. c.
Ttaver. vice-president: Mrs ID. G.
Sparks. secretary; Mrs /. ID. Shirk,
treasurer; Mrs "a. G. Balsley. sec
rotary of literature; and Mrs. l.. II.
Webster, secretary OF the thank Of
fering. Delegates TO the annual
convention TO be held at Ligonier in
May are Mrs. James Slocum. Mrs.
d. g. Sparks. and Mrs. M. G. Balsley
with Mrs c. +. Wilson. Mrs. 1. ID.
Shirk. and Mrs. +. G. Barker as al
ternatives. The members will meet
on April with Mrs. c. Il. Wilson.
521 L. Broadway.
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Mrs. Mary Collins. 723 Cottage
Grove av.. was hostess Friday
afternoon to members Of the
WOmen's Missionary society of
Westminster Presbyterian church.
Assistant hostesses were Mrs.
/ c. l.. Copp and Mrs. Clinton
Carson Mrs w. p. Hartman
conducted the devotional exer-
cises and Mrs. John Henry Zuver
read a paper on Korea" The
American Indians" was the subject
of . paper presented by Mrs. John
:. Bordner. Mrs Elmer l.. Strayer,
I TAI y. Scott st. will entertain the
members on April ,.
Members Of the Women's Mission
airy society of the First Baptist
church held an all day prayer ser
vice at the church Friday. Dinner
was served at noon TO 40 members
and in the afternoon a program was
presented. a review of the book.
AN African Trail" was given by
Mrs. r. II. Norman OF Mishawaka,
and "a reading, Just Somebody
Else" was given by Mrs. j II.
GenoveIy. The meeting TO be held
on April > will be an evening meet
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A G.. Keltner. S27 Park av.
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Mrs. Maud Parks. 72S w. Samp.e
81. was hostess Friday afternoon "a
members Of the Woman's Bible
class of the First Church of the
Brethren Devotionals were led 10y
Mrs. Loga Borough and following
the business meeting Miss Cora Wise
conducted the Bible study. A read
ing A silent Partner" was pre-
scented by Mrs. Charles Yoder. and
piano solo was given by Mrs. w.
/ c.. Robinson. During the social
hour Red Cross sewing was done.
The memters will be entertained
on April by Mrs. Elizabeth Freed,
4O5 Dubail av.
4 surprise party hOnOring the
SOth birthday anniversary Of Mrs.
Mary Gunderman was given Thurs
day at the home of her son, Andrew
+ Gunderman. 22O Edmond CT. a
three course dinner was served az
/ 1 o'clock to 1 . guests. A birthday
/ cake with so candles centered the
table and al each end were placed
bouquets Of pink and white carna-
.