South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-05

ne Delta Alpha class OF the First
Brethren church held its regular
monthly business and social meeting
on Tuesday evening in the church
parlors. ThTty-three were present
and enjoyed a delicious $40 o'clock
supper. which was followed by the
business session and a program con
sisting Of several pleasingly rendered
solos by Miss Clara Erhardt and
readings by Miss Lille Garwood
Under the auspices OF the class
Miss Cora Wise will give an Illus
trated lecture on THE Old Tesla
ment Jewish Tabernacle" Sunday.
Feb. IS, at y. m. in the church
auditorium The lecture VIII be open
TO the public
ON Thursday evening. Feb. S. the
class viii be entertained bv Mrs
Frances Whitmer. lis Haney av.. In
honor OF Miss Lille Garwood, who
will leave in a few days for an
extended trip through the south.
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Miss Inez Richardson. assistant
state home demonstration agent.
was the speaker at the meeting of
The Liberty Way Home Economics
club held Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. Emma Whiteman. 2O4O Lib
erty way. The topic chosen for dis
cussion was The Value OF Home
Economics Meetings OF "A Commun-
ity." During the business session the
following officers were elected 90
serve during the coming year: Miss
Mary KOnzen, president; Mrs. En-
ma Whiteman, vice president: Miss
Fay Burner, secretary treasurer;
program committee. Miss Konzer.
Mrs. Kizer. Mrs. Minnie Rerick. Miss
Juanita Mills; membership commit
tee. Miss Burner, Mrs. Whiteman.
take place on the first Tuesday in
March.
There were 20 present at the
meeting OF the WOman's Missionary
society OF the Indiana Avenue Chris
tian church Tuesday afternoon. Mrs
y. Swanson was in charge Of the
program, the topic OF which was
Women of the New and old World
in This Crisis" A review OF the
book "Hazea" was given. and Mrs
Norton read an article, Women OF
the New World in This Crisis" Mrs.
A. Swanson told Of the influence of
the women OF American in this
period. Mrs. Lester Spidell read a pa
per about the Influence of Women
for Christi" and several members
told OF the life OF the women of
China. Japan and India. The next
meeting will be held March at the
home OF Mrs. Charles Culp, 126 L.
Indiana av.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the First Methodist Epis
cOpal church met Tuesday afternoon
in the church parloTs. Mrs. o. r.
Julian and Mrs Harry Moore. Mrs.
Harry Roderick. Mrs. w. X. Splitter
and Mrs. L. l.. Blake acted as host
esses. The topic was In Old Uni |
tall, Africa" with Mrs. O. +. Julian
in charge of the program. Mrs.
splitter read the story When Little
Ruth Came TO the Mission" Mrs.
Moore read a paper, Shut In With
God" Mrs. Roderick gave an ar
ticle about Mary Slusser, White
Mother of Callahan" Mrs. Julian
gave a review of the missionary
work Of the society in Africa. Mrs.
+. Cannon viii be IN charge OF the
March meeting.
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The Woman's Guild Of st James
Episcopal church met Tuesday aft
crnoon with Mrs. +. r. Chaplin, $50
Forest av. There were 80 members
present. Mrs. George Miltenberger
was in charge OF the meeting. y
missionary program was given. Mrs.
eugene Kleckner read the scripture.
Mrs. Walter Muessel read an article
from the missionary book, Con
auering of the Continent" Mrs. l.
\. Fickenscher read an article,
spirit of Missions" A luncheon will
be held at the clergy house Feb. 1.
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Election OF officers was held at
The meeting Of the directors of st.
Joseph Hospital Aid society at the
hospital Tuesday afternoon. result
ing in Mrs. William Crabill being
elected president; Mrs. 1. W. Lower.
vice-president; Mrs. l.. w. Mccain,