South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-19

Lowell Heights N. r. church held
its regular monthly business meet
ing Thursday night On the church
parlors. The hostesses were Mrs.
H. c. belong. Mrs William White.
Mrs G. Zetner. and Mrs Louis
Alexander. The following program
was given. a vocal solo by Mrs.
Webster. a piano duet hy two lit
Gle girls. the Misses Helen and
Doris he Lone and "a piano solo
by Hiss Evelyn I.arkir. The next
meeting viii be held on oct IS al
the church.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society Of the Trinity ~. f. church
met Thursday afternoon AT the
home II Mrs Walter Larkin, 9I4
cleveland av. The meeting opened
with devotionals lead by Mrs Frank
Chidester. followed By prayer by
Mrs. r. r. Phillips. The election Of
officers resulted as follows Mrs.
IT. l. Axtell president: Mrs. "a. j.
Jackson, first vice president. Mrs
Catherine Showalter. second vice
president. Mrs. Walter Larkin. sec
retarv. Mrs. Edward Donaldson.
corresponding secretary. Mrs T.
KIgore. treasurer. The program
committee includes the following.
Mrs r. r. Phillips Mrs Rudolph
Alderman, and Mrs. Walter Larhin.
TIE tithing secretary is Mrs. Cath
crime ShOwalter. Under special
work. Mrs. f. NJ HOLSTER will take
charge Of the Kings Heralds: Mrs
curtain mite box secretaries. and
Mrs c. F. Uhl. reporter. Delegates
10 the district convention are Mrs.
r. r. Phillips and Mrs Walter Lar
Kin. and Mrs. Phillips was also
chosen as pianist. The afternoon
program was as follows: duet by
Miss Irene Martin and Miss Eliza
beth HOLSTER accompanied on the
piano by Miss Elizabeth Larkin. "a
talk on the missionary history. and
also p vocal solo BY Mrs. Phillips en-
titled. Why Didn't You Let Us
Know" The announcement Of the
next meeting vii! be made later
The Ladies Bible class OF the
First Brethren church held its
regular monthly business meeting
Thursday night at the home of Mrs.
Nina Upright, 421 r. Bowman st.
Twenty-three members and four
guests were present. An out of
town guest was Mrs. r. H. Wolford
OF Goshen. Ind Tho class re-elect-
cd Miss Maude Vineyard as teacher
for the coming year. The October
meeting will be held on the 10th at
the home OF Mrs Sara Mullhautt,
1922 Marietta st.
Eighteen members Of the Ladies'
Aid society Of the Indiana Avenue
Christian church helo a thimble at
the home of Mrs. Verne Peterman,
125 r. Bowman St. Thursday after
noon Plans were made III the bust
ness session for supper and bazar
70 be held on Nov. 21. at the church.
and for the Evangelistic meetings
which will begin on the first or sec
ond Sunday in October A social
hour was enjoyed and refreshments
were served. The next meeting will
be held on oct. s AT the home of
Mrs. Lola Mylott. +. Pennsylvania
av.
The members Of the Queen
Esther circle Of the First Methodist
church met at the home of Miss
Esther Hoke. STA Ashland av.
Thursday night Six thirty o'clock
dinner was served TO the Is guests.
ON oct a. Miss Gladys Waters and
Mrs Lamar Hauck will act as
hostesses.
The Children OF Mary society en-
tertained with kitchen shower
Thursday evening AT 81. Joseph's
hall in honor of Miss Jemmina
Turnock whose marriage 20 Paul
Kmeper will take place Sept. "a at
ST. Joseph's church. Thirty-six
members enjoyed 'Bunko," at
which the prizes were won by Miss
Agnes Champagne ana Miss Bertha
Davies. Music and dancing were
also diversions of the evening A
delightful luncheon was served.
Miss Turnock was guest Of honor
ar miscellaneous showers given by
Mrs r.. Mulligan. Mrs 3. Turnock,
2Iiss Josephine Krueper. Mrs. A. j.
Hesson and Mrs. r. b. Avery.
The Home and Foreign Mission
airy societies of the Trinity Preshy-
teria1 church met Thursday after
noon al the home Of Mrs Elizabeth
Thomas. 1905 :. Seventh ST The
devotionals were led 10y Mrs Thorn
as. Following "a short business ses-
sion a program was held. Mrs
FRANK French read an article ON
what girl coulO do 90 spread the
MISSIONARY Spirit. Mrs. J. @. Yer
mnde read a paper entitled "A
Iook Into t9e Future" and Mrs.