South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-13
RIVER PARK

MISS Lena OEie Will 0eIAultrAl a. tF
100 per cent wheatless bread al the
school house Friday afternoon al
$3.50.
Tent meetings under the direction
Of Rev. 3 Hitchcock. pastor OF the
Free Methodist church. will begin
Monday June L. A large tent viii
be erected on the vacant lot on
Fourteenth ST. between Pleasant
and Vine SITS The first service VIII
be held al 7.3O Monday evening
Rev W G. Muffitt Of Kalamazoo.
Mich. viii arrive here Friday. June
4. and VIII conduct the quarterly
conference and assist with the spec
ial meetings a cordial invitation
is extended TO the public 20 attend
all meetings
The Woman Bible class Will hold
their annual picnic June 20 al Pot
tawatomie park Anyone who wishes
10 join them Will DE welcome.
The members If the Mystic circle
made arrangements 10 hold picnic
at Hudson lake Saturday at a.
meeting held Wednesday evening at.
the home Of Miss Mary Read. Each
membe will invite a friend and
take a ooX lunch for two
Mrs Marshall Ball. y. Seventh
ST. entertained at $50 o'clock din
ner Wednesday in honor Of Mrs
A ". Smith Of Rosedale. Ind
Covers were laid for seven.
The Dec Delta SUNDAY school
class and their teacher Mrs. oliver
/ Gates. were entertained "Wednesday
evening by AIRS. Ruth Warner and
the Misses Orpha and Mabel Hoover
at their home on Pleasant 81 4
short business session was held
when arrangements were made for
the annual outing 10 he held Sat
urday, June 20, at Chain lakes No-
cal and instrumental music was
rendered during the social hour.
The class viii meet July 10 with
Miss Arziila Lee. :. Fifteenth ST.
Mrs. c. +. Allen was hostess at
o'clock dinner Wednesday in
honor of Mrs. g. - Winters and
Miss Bessie Young Of Newcastle.
Ind. who are here attending the
Sunday school convention. Covers
were laid for 10. The IA bic was at
! tractVely centered with lilies and
roses
The members of the Ladies Aid
society of the NJ T. church met at
Red Cross headquarters Wednesday
and sewed on hospital garments and
made surgical dressings They have
I planned TO meet every "Wednesday.
Rev =. +. Hitchcock has re-
turned from indianapolis where he
was guest OF his brother l..
Hitchcock and family
Mrs. L. r. Weller Of Michigan
City Ind. is here for "A few days
/ visit with River Park relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Adam Hunsburger
and daughter, Miss Grace Hunsbur-
ger and Miss Esther Lechlitner Of
Mishawaka Will return from Bloom
( inston, Ind. today where they at
/ tended the commencement everises
al the state university. Miss Huns
burger was member OF the class.
Mrs. +. Weaver. Mishawaka av..
/ is improving at ST Joseph hospital.
| Misha waka. where she submitted to
an operation She expects 10 be
brought TO her home Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Hoover :.
Nineteenth ST. Will move TO their
new home on y. Seveteenth St.
Saturday
Mr. and Mrs Melvin Hepler.
Ninteenth St. have moved to Main
I St. Mishawaka.
George Woodsorth of Elkhart
transacted business here wednes-
day
Mrs. Harry Mathews and son. Of
| Tampa Fla. are here for visit
with Mrs Mathews parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. 2. Witwer. e604 AIish-
awake av.
Mrs. T. J. Shelly. : sixth ST.. will
leave Friday for a visit with her
daughter. Miss Bertha shelly at Chi
cago.
Emil Giesel y Eighth St. who
has been i'll the past two weeks
shows improvement.
Mrs. E. J. Thomas left Thursday
morning for a weeks visit at Fort
Wayne. Ind
c. Huffman of Bay City. Mich.
who is visiting friends i'm South
/ Bend, was a guest of Mrs L.
/ Young, Mishawaka av Wednesday
David Winget, who has been i'll
with erysipelas and blood poisoning,
\ the past two weeks. is reported bet
\ ter today.
Mrs. +. J. Turner left Thursday
/ for a three weeks visit with rela-
! tives and friends at Toledo O.
Miss Jessie Long is IN Chica go
| this week