South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-07
RIVER PARK

! J. 2 Witwer. president OF the
River Park Civic club. was granted
six months leave OF absence az a
meeting held Friday evening at the
school. and Marshall Bale was ap-
pointed 70 serve in his absence. Mr..
Witwer viii leave the first OF Octo-
Der for Tampa. Florida. 70 spend
the winter.
A. b. Williamson was reappointed
chairman OF the program committee
and plans We're discussed for an en-
tertainmcnt 10 be given in the near
future 10 raise funds for civic work.
Marshall Bale viii have charge OF
the next meeting which VIII be held
Oct. 8.
IN celebration OF the birthday an
niversary or Mrs. Milo Smith and
her daughter, Mrs. .. NJ. Siegfoose
: Of South Bend. a family picnic was
held at Pottawatomie park yester-
/ day Dinner was served at noon.
Those in attendance were. Mrs.
Smith. Mrs. c. VI. Siegfoose. G.. y.
Siegfoose and sons, Gordon and
Samuel, Mr. and Mrs Roscoe Rien-
bold OF South Bend and Mrs. Clair
Trickel OF Mishawaka.
Mrs. Bruce Dixon had for her
guest at dinner Friday Mrs. Nancy
Stockman.
Mrs. J. 3. Reed entertained a
number OF friends at her home on
! Glover ST. in honor OF her husband S
birthday anniversary. The evening
was spent socially and refreshments
were served.
John Straub and daughter, Miss
Sadie Straub. Eighth st, were host
and hostess at u o'clock dinner Fri
day in honor OF Mrs. Joseph Hool OF
Estervan, Can. Covers were laid for
10.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Straub,
/ Seventh St, entertained at s. O'Clock
dinner Friday honoring Mrs. Hool
and sister Mrs. Wallace Dodd.
Mrs. Ruth Ward and Miss Helen
s. &c, who have been guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Sage. Smith st. left
Friday for their new home at La
porte. Ind.
Dr. W. B. McKinstry. 91s S.
/ Seventh ST. moved TO Scott St. South
Bend Friday
William Saxon of Chicago is ex-
] pected here today to join his wife,
who has been spending several
weeks in Michigan and with her sis
ter. Mrs. John Stoddard, Mishawaka
/ av.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. y Frider w;.o
have been visiting relatives here this
week, have returned to their home
! At Benton Harbor. Mich.
Miss Ruth Whitcomb, S. Nineteen
IN st, left FRIDAY for Munc . Ind
/ whore she has accepted a position
as instructor In the Blaine school.
! Burt Kelley, who is i'll at he
home Of his mother-in-law Mrs. -.
| Young. the result of falling when
alighting from a street car last week.
is slightly improved today.
James lie Gate has been called
from Chicago by the illness IF his
SOD. Willard lie Gate, who was in
jared IL ar automobile ac:,dcn;
/ Thursdas lie was taken TO Eowor- Il
hOspitai Friday and is reported
more comfortable today.
The CHURCHES.
Service at the Methodist EpiscC =
pal church. Seventh St, south If
/ Mishawaka av.. Sunday will H. .uGe
! sunday school at $3.50 a. m, Mar
shall Bale. superintendent; nra.. T.
ing by the pastor. Rev. G.. L. I:UHi-
sirI. At l0.ft a. m. and 1880 p. "a
| Epwolth League devotional at s 80
p m, Neil McGrew, president.
/ Prayer and praise meeting Wc6rcs-
\ day evening. WOraen's Bible c.ass
Wednesday afternoon.
! Free Methodist. Fourteenth and
/ Vine ST. sunday school at 10 /: n,
! Mrs Lena Nikard. superintendent.
Rev. John Timbers OF Michigan. The
| district e'der, will preach al u =.
IN. and at 80 p. m. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening.