South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-25
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A Riley entertainment will be
presented at the River Park school
Tuesday by Calvin oliver Power,
who was personal friend Of Mr..
Riley. Mary Jane Smith of Phil
adelphia, the original Orphan Annie,
who lived at the Riley home and in
spired the poem, will also be pres
ent and give a talk 20 the children.
The program will be presented in
the afternoon for the children and
in the evening for the adults The
annual Thanksgiving program viii
be given by the various grades We'd
nesday afternoon.
The committees in charge Of the
religious survey in this section of
the city did excellent work Sunday
afternoon and the canvass was
completed with the exception Of
Glover st. i'm the west section. The
committee in charge of the unfnish-
ed block will finish the work today.
Union prayer meeting under the
auspices of the River Park and
South Bend Free Methodist church
will be held at the River Park
church, Fourteenth st. Thanksgiv-
ing service will be held at the
South Bend church Thursday. Rev
Hitchcock will deliver the Thanks
giving address.
H. +. Brooks. ~ Eleventh ST..
was rendered a pleasant surprise
party Saturday evening by So
friends and neighbors. The affair
was i'm celebration of his birthday
anniversary. The evening was spent
informally with music. games and
contests. Luncheon was served. Mr..
Brooks was presented with a hand
some smoking set
Mrs. Adam Hunsburger, :. Tenth
st. entertained with a dinner of
Is covers Sunday. The out of town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Friedrich
Marker and Samuel Marker of
Woodland. Ind.
The boys physical training class
will meet this evening in the train
ing room at the school. The girls
class will meet Tuesday evening at
Z o'clock
An all day So. sion OF the Rainbow
club will be held Tuesday at the
home OF Mrs. Jacob Zerbe. n.
Eighth St
Mr.. and Mrs Davis of Bantry.
y. D.. who have been visiting their
daughter. Mrs. Paul Bland, Ninth
St. the past six weeks. have -, cor
Oklahoma, where they will spend
the winter They were accompanied
by Miss Jessie Davis, who has made
her home with her sister Mrs.
Bland. the past year.
Mrs. Ernest Messner and children
Of Rockford. H.. who have been
spending several weeks with her
sister Mrs. William Bertch. Green
lawn av.. have left for Michigan
City. where they will locate. Mr..
Messner has accepted the position as
physical director at the Michigan
City Y ". c. A.
Mrs. John Hinselman, :. Sixth ST.
who has been i'll with rhfumatism
the past month. is improved.
Mrs. r. y. shank has been re-
moved from the EpwOrth hospital
20 her home on Mishawaka av
B. +. Myers. s. Eleventh St. is in
Van Vert. o.. transacting business
and visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs ". H Myers
Charles Moritz. who submitted 70
an operation at EpwOrth hospital
about two weeks ago, has been re-
moved 20 the home of his son. Ed
ward Moritz, s. Tenth St. where he
will spend the winter His condi-
tion is satisfactory.
r. y. Winkler OF Chicago and
David Rossman OF Elgin. H.. spent
the week end with friends here.
Miss Leah Lenox. S. Seventh st.
has recovered from an attack OF
tonisilitis and resumed her duties at
the River Park school today
Mr. and Mrs. b. Smith left Mon
day morning for Chicago, where
they viii spend Thanksgiving with
their daughter Mrs. L. y. De Wyer.
Mrs. Adam Hunshurger left Mon
day morning for a visit with Mrs L.
Y. Alberts AT Kendallville. Ind.
James Nanoy returned 20 Logan
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