South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-27
RIVER PARK

The gospel meetings Of the Free
Methodist church on 5. Fourteenth /
81. are growing in interest and at |
tendance. Wednesday night Rev. b. /
r. Hitchcock delivered the third /
OF a series of sermons on the 4
general subject The Kingdom OF /
Heaven" He took for his subject !
The Future Kingdom Thursday I
evening he viii take for his subject |
The Glorious Appearing Of Christ. /
and Friday The Signs OF the Near /
Appearing of Christs Kingdom. I
Services viii be held Saturday even I
ing at 7:45. Sunday services will |
be held i'm the morning. afternoon |
and evening. I'm the evening, Rev. /
Mr.. Hitchcock will give an illus |
trated sermon on The Second Com |
ing Of Christ. As Interpreted by |
Daniel by Nebuchadnezzar's Dream I
Cottage prayer meeting OF the /
church of God was held at the home /
OF Mr.. and Mrs Nanderjord, Seven |
teenth St Next week the meeting !
viii be held at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. 3. REG, S. Seventeenth ST. |
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wessweaver /
were host and hostess AT dinner
Wednesday in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
James Surpless of Knox, Ind. Covers
were laid for u. Mr.. and Mrs. D. !
5. Jonathan, Mr.. and Mrs. A. REG
and Miss Margaret Coates were
among the guests.
Mrs. ora Smith, S. Fifteenth ST..
was rendered "A pleasant surprise
Wednesday by 50 members of Olive |
Grove. No. l.. in honor of her birth
day. Each member went with
well-illed basket and dinner was
served at noon at a long table at
tractively conferred with oak leaves
and garden flowers. Mrs Smith
was presented with cut glass vase
and water set. The afternoon was
spent socially with music and cards
Ten members of the Ladies' Aid
society of the NJ. +. church met at
the Red Cross headquarters Wednes-
day and made surgical dressings and
sewed on hospital supplies
The Red Cross auxiliary, No AZ.
will meet at the school house Fri
day afternoon at o'clock TO sew.
A large attendance is urged. All
garments must be completed.
Mrs. G. w. Wright entertained at
a o'clock dinner Wednesday com
plimenting Miss Iva NJ. Endre of
Fort Collins. Colo. who is here for
The summer visiting relatives and
friends. Covers were laid for 10.
Among those present were Misses
Lillian Hentzel and Bessie Howorth
of South Bend.
Mrs. j. Nelson returned from
Riddle lake Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith. Sixth
St. will soon leave on a western trip.
They expect TO locate in California
Miss Jessie Long has returned
from a visit at indianapolis. Ind.
Mrs. Charles Ault. Eleventh St,
entertained with a dinner of 14l
covers Wednesday in celebration OF
her birthday anniversary.
The members of the Mystic circle
met Wednesday evening at Spring
brook park. a picnic supper was a
feature Of the evening. Miss Clara
belle Winnings of Chicago was a
guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reeve are locating
in the John SandhoveI residence on
\. Seventh st. Mr. Reeve recently
came here from Marion, Ind. and is
employed at the South Bend Watch
Co.
Miss Flora Hepskind has returned
from visit at Wabash. Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. +. ]. Dormer left
Wednesday for Wisconsin, where
they will spend their vacation.
The summer vacation of the South
Bend watch factory employees will be
| from July to s. The usual vaca-
ton has been from 10 TO two weeks
Word has been received from
/ Fred COpenhaver. who left here a
month ago. and is now stationed at
Camp Smelling, Mimi, stating he
/ lies army life and has gained six
pounds since he arrived at Camp
Smelling. He is a son of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Wesley Copenhayer. 5. Seven
teenth st There son. Glen Copen-
/ haver. recently arrived in France.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sage. Smith St. left
/ Wednesday for Illinois. where they
will spend their vacation with rela-
tives.