South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-15
RIVER PARK

Mrs Charles Anderson entertained
at dinner Wednesday Miss Rose
Sutherland Of Canada and Mrs. S.
NJ. Clark of South Bend.
The teachers and pupils of the
first grades in the River Park
schools enjoyed an outing at Pot
tawatomie park Tuesday afternoon.
A food conservation meeting was
held at the River Park school Tues
day afternoon, when Miss Miriam
Beall demonstrated cottage cheese as
a meat substitute, soup and dessert.
Each demonstration was pronounced
excellent by the ladies in attendance.
Miss Beall also gave a talk, explain
ing how many other dishes could be
made from cottage cheese and urged
the housewives TO obtain all the in
formation possible on cheese and its
uses. and to use it instead Of steaks
and other meats Miss Ogle and
Miss Richardson were also present
at the meeting and gave short talks
Miss Ogle will give a demonstration
at the school house on war breads
the second week in June.
A arrangements were made Tues
day to meet Friday, May "a. at the
school house to sew on hospital gar
ments for the Red Cross.
Cottage prayer meeting of the
Free Methodist church was held
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
Mary Hager. s. Thirteenth st. Rev.
Hitchcock. the pastor, had charge
of the service. Prayer meeting will
be held at Mishawaka Thursday
evening at 1880 Rev. Hitchcock will
conduct the service.
A well attended prayer meeting
of the Church of God was held Tues
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Brant, Eighteenth St.
Rev. Otis Austin read the scripture
lesson and lead in the discussion.
Next weeks meeting will be held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Miller,
Dale st.
A party of young people number
ing 90 enjoyed a picnic at Island
park Tuesday evening wiener
roast supper was served by the girls.
Following the supper volley ball and
various games and stunts featured
the evening. The affair was given in
honor Of Jack Hamilton and sister.
Miss Bessie Hamilton of Dayton, o.
who are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Read.
/ Lincoln way
A business meeting Of the official
board of the NJ. +. church was held
at the parsonage Tuesday night.
Ralph. son of Mr.. and Mrs Harry
I Denyes. y. Eighth St, is i'll.
Miss Bessie Hyatt has gone 10 st.
/ Louis. No. 10 visit her cousins. the
/ Misses Margaret and Irene Banister.
Mrs. r J. Seymore of East Chica-
go is here for several days visit.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Beers,
/ Mishawaka av.. have returned from
Camp Grant. Rockford. III. where
! Mr. Beers has been engaged in Y NJ.
IC. 4. work for several months After
a short visit with Mrs Beers pa
rents. air. and Mrs. Miller. Misha-
Z waka av. and Glover St. Mr.. Beers
will leave for Princeton, y. j., where
/ he will take a short training course
1 preparatory TO leave for overseas.
Mr.. and Mrs. P E Myers and
4 daughter. Miss Halle Myers OF
/ Niles. Mich. have returned 10 their
/ home after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
\ Edward Moritz. :. Twelfth ST.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Holmes of
/ Klondike have been guests OF AR
and Mrs. f. y. Stauffer the past
week.
/ Mr.. ad Mrs. Sylvester Myers and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Hertzel have re-
turned from a visit at Chicago.
Miss Charlotte NewcOmb VIII be
/. hostess 10 the Loyal Daughters
/ Thursday evening at her home, 5
| Eighth 81.
Russell Purkey, who enlisted in