South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-17
RIVER PARK

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90 Red Cross work ia the Local aux
Hilary also 10 meet each tuesday at
. o'clock at the surgical dressings de
Partment OF the Red Cross chapter
OF South Bend 30 make surgical
dressings. The class met Tuesday
afternoon. and they extend an invi-
tation TO all ladies of River Park TO
join them and lend their service in
this splendid work. Our boys are
now in actual service and the de-
mands for first air supplies will be
greatly increased, so it Will be nee
essary for our women to increase
the output considerably.
Mrs. s. c. Judson and Mrs. Arthur
Manson. committee I'm charge of the
Liberty loan campaign, are faith
fully working and are having good
results.
All social meetings and clubs are
devOting the hour spent at their
meetings knitting, sewing and with
programs in the interest Of the var
iOus war movements. The clubs are
buying bonds and giving to the War
Chest. Several clubs turn all the
money they raise from dances or
otherwise into a fund 10 be used in
the various departments of Red
Cross work.
The Twin City Red Cross auxiliary
held an all day meeting Tuesday at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall,
Bowman St 4 picnic dinner was
served at noon and the day was
spent knitting and making hospital
supplies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sage. y. Smith St,
entertained at o'clock dinner
Tuesday evening i'm celebration of
, the 18th birthday anniversary Of
their son. F'loy Sage, who is here
/ OF a furlough from the Great Lakes
| training station. Covers were laid for
r;ne. The out Of town guests were
Omer Rentch and two sons Of
! Mishawaka.
Mrs. Arthur Knapp, Nisnawaka
av., entertained the. kindergarten
! children and teacher with a lawn
| party Tuesday morning in celebra
ton Of the fourth birthday Of her
| daughter. Emily. The little folks
were entertained with kindergarten
games. A special feature being a
peanut hunt. Refreshments were
| served.
Mrs. c. G. Smith had for her
guests at dinner Tuesday Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. d. Armstead of Terre
Haute, Ind. and Mr.: and Mrs.
/ Charles +. Parker of Rochester,
Ind, and Mrs. d. E. Smith Of Mjsha-
waka.
The choir Of the Methodist Epis-
copai church have issued invitations
for a character party to be held Fri
day evening. April 10, at the home
! of Mr.. and Mrs. c. 5. Houk, sos
y. Tenth st.
Fifty were present at the cottage
! prayer meeting held at the home o.
| Mir. and Mrs. Clyde Roderick, :.
Tenth St, Tuesday evening. +.
Whitaker of Mishawaka read the
| scripture lesson and lead the meet
/ ing. A meeting will be held next
/ Tuesday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Brant. y. Eighteenth St
/ Cottage prayer meeting of the
\ Free Methodist church was held
/ Tuesday evening at the home of Mr..
] and Mrs l.. +. Wolfe, Eighteenth
/ St Rev. e F. Hitchcock had charge
! OF the service Service will be held
at the church Thursday evening.
Mrs. William Hutchinson of Ham
mond. Ind. is a guest OF her daugh-
ter. Mrs. George Kennedy, 5. Fifth
! ST.
Mrs Queen Kennery, y. Sixth st,
who has been i'll the past week,
shows no Improvement
Floyd Sage of the Great Lakes
! training station who is here on =
furlough. visiting his parents, left
this morning for several days visit
I with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ward at
Culver. Ind
Albert Delworth, who has been
suffering with blood poisoning. re
suits of a small scratch on his hand
is reported better TODAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hensley
have returned to indianapolis after
a visit with River Park and Misha-
| vaka friends.
Mr.. ana Mrs Floyd Joles and j.
w. Mcdaniel of Los Angeles. Calf.
have returned from Benton Harbo~.
! Mich. where they were guests Of
! Mr.. and Mrs EDWARD Mcdaniel.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Wade ;. Sixth
st. are preparing TO move to the
Tilden Forst residence on 5 Eighth
81.
Mr.. and Mrs Tennis Pippinger.
y. Sixth St. have received word
from their son, cpl. Arthur Pippin-
ger. Co. G, third regiment motor
! mechanics. stating he has been
| transferred 20 20 Camp Green.
! Charlotte, y. c.
! Mr.. and Mrs Walter White Of
Chicago. who have been guests OF
! River Park friends the past week.
returned Wednesday morning.
c. II Ward Of Lydick, formerly
Of River Park. visited friends here
yesterday.
Miss Bessie Young left this morn
ing for Louisville, Ky.
Daniel Whitaker is critically III
at his home on. 5. Sixteenth 81.
r. Williams. :. Seventh St. who
was recovering from blood poison
ing and had been removed 70 his
| home. has had a relapse and was
removed to EpYorth hospital Tues
day. His condition is considered
. serious