Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-05-09

Donald Nethercut is at home for
vacation. convalescing from his recent
illness at the home Of his sister at
Warren. o., Mrs. w. R. Nethercut is
also home, after spending several
weeks at Warren, with her daughter.
At the League meeting held at the
Congregational Church last week
Friday afternoon. Dr. Morehouse,
young woman physician, gave a very
fine and instructive talk on her recent
work in Paris under the Red Cross
Society.
Captain William J. MacNeiIl, who
has been at Camp Zachary Taylor,
Kentucky, for nearly two years. and
is soon tc receive his discharge from
the army, has accepted a position with
the Federal Malleable Company of
Milwaukee.
The Junior Prom, held at the High
School last Saturday evening, was one
of the biggest successes for many
months. The ladies of the Methodist
Church served the excellent banquet,
and the party which followed was
very pleasant.
The Phlathea Class of the Baptist
Church viii meet on Thursday eve
ming, May Is, with Miss Blossom Zim-
norman, 237 Western Avenue, Mrs
Bishop assisting. Members will please
bring the squares Of soft material for
Associated Charities
The many friends of Mrs. Wilder,
formerly of this city. will be saddened
to learn of her fathers death about
three weeks ago. Mrs. Wilder had
contemplated returning to reside in
Wauwatosa but she will now remain
with her mother in Kenosha.
Mr.. C. Dewitt Norton, camp bible
study secretary at the Great Lakes
Station, will speak ri the Congrega-
tional Church Sunday morning next
on Introducing, Men to the Bible.
At the Sunday evening forum at 1880
Rev. Samuel NJ MacNeill will intro
duce the discussion subject, Church
Union
Unusual services will be held in the
Methodist Church next Sunday.
Morning worship at II o'clock, an
over the Top" service in which sew
eral viii take part, Evening service
at 7:30, mothers day address by the
pastor All are requested to wear a
flower in the memory of mother Yes
per services at Graystone Chapel at 4
T. NJ A number Of the young people
of the Wauwatosa Epworth League
viii attend and assist in the program.
Beginning next Sunday at Under
wood Memorial Baptist Church, the
| Pastor viii preach a series of sermons
on Christian Service" discussing in
order the following themes: "The Call
to Christian Service; The Motive of
Christian Service; Preparation and
Equipment for Christian Service. .; /;
Power for Christian Service; The
Joys of Christian Service" Service is
a subject OF universal interest and i'm
portance in these days. If you want
to know how best to serve in these
critical times, come and listen to these
discussions.
The program given at the High
School last Friday afternoon, on be-
half Of the Fifth Victory Loan cam
paign, was a very interesting program.
The contest between the Seventh and
Eighth grades on the subject, why
Want TO Buy a Liberty Bond" was
especially interest and every con
testant did so wei a, vas difficult for
the judges to make proper selections
for awarding the prizes. Ten dollars
in thrift stamps were awarded to the
following pupils: OF the Seventh
Grade-First prize, Virginia Ragsdale;
second, Gerard Curtis; third, tie be-
tween Grace Waugh and jeanette
Kennedy OF the Eighth Grade:
First, tied between Robert Kolb and
Dorothy Wolcot; second, Kneeland
Godfrey; third, tie between Janet
Mitchell and RAYMOND Schmidt