The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-17
BOWLING

bOWllnS spent ouuudy WILL Iu
s Coyne and family.
Mothers day program given
at Pleasant Ridge church last
Sunday afternoon: Song. Moth
er's Prayers Have Followed Me-"
by congregation; recitation, Ray
mond Wangelin; recitation, Moth
ers," Wilma Hutchinson; recita-
ton. Gladys Muhleman; song. "a
White Carnation," by intermediate
class; recitation, who Loved
Bestr' by Bernice Liphardt; reci-
tation, 1.-THE Bird Ruth Hoffman;
recitation. "Sunnyside." Eva Hoff-
man; recitation, Behold" Frances
Peters,; cover the Hill to the
Poor House." Eva Wangelin; vo-
cal duet, my Prayer Today" by
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Peterson;
recitation, Mothers Work" by
Eugene Hutchinson; Song, BLESS
ed Assurance" by congregation.
Closing remarks and prayer by
! Rev. Mr.. Hughes.
Ralph and Hazel Long called on
relatives in south Bowling Mon
day afternoon.
Warren Cook spent Sunday at
the home of his uncle, Ed Coyne
and family.
Roy and Blanche Wangelin at
tended the high school play at the
Illinois theatre in Rock Island
Thursday evening.
William Wilson and Sandy
Coyne were business callers in Tay-
lor Ridge Thursday evening.
Mrs. Herman Leikfeldt and baby
daughter visited Friday with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Tindall
At the regular community meet
ing last Friday evening Rev. Thorn.
as Hughes gave an interesting talk
on the interchurch movement. Fol-
y lowing were the other numbers or
the program. Vocal solo by Miss
a Bertha Mace Of Milan; piano solo
Miss Ruth Johnston; reading, "The
Irish Cook" by Mrs. Alvin John
ston: song, 1.-THE Hat Me Father
Wore" by Lawrence Peterson ;
reading, 1.-THE Minister Comes To
Call" by Miss Ruth Johnston. Dur
ing the contests that followed aft
er the program Misses Bertha
Mace and Ruth Johnston and
Messrs. Howard Curtis and Gus
Kemp were winners Of prizes. A
large crowd was present and a
nice time enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gorge Lphardt call
ed at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. John Martin, Thursday after
noon.
Born to Mr.. aid Mrs. Thomas
Wadsworth. son. Tuesday, May 4.
Mrs. Carl Champion called on
Mrs. James Hutchinson Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Blanche Wangelin closed
her term of school last Friday with
a picnic. A number were present
and fine time enjoyed.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Crompton,
Jr., attended the high school play
in Rock Island Friday evening.
Miss Madeline Holmgren Of Rock
Island visited the week end with
her friend Esther Wangelin.
Rev. Hughes was entertained at
/ dinner Friday evening at the R.
w. Wilson home.
Thomas Wadsworth called at the
home Of Mrs. Ellen Doonan Sun.
day.
Miss Agnes Geiger Of Black
I Hawk visited Sunday with her sis
tel. Mss Annie Geiger at the Law
), race Liphardt home and attend
Cd services at Pleasant Ridge
church in the afternoon.
Rev. Thomas Hughes called Ut
The Lloyd Albertson home Friday.
Robert Champion Is On the sick
list.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Aphardt
called 1t the home OF their son
lawrence Liphardt and family
Bunday afternoon to ST. their lit
1 elo grandson, John, Who Is I'll:
John Champion helped Lewis
Hoffman haul hogs to town Thurs
Day.
Miss Blanche Wangeiin depart
a Monday-morning to take up her
Btudies at Macomb, Ill
Mrs. William Milstead and SON
h-law, William Peterman, spent
THURSDAY In Rock Island.
Thomas Peterson, who ID attend
Ag Rock Island high school. Wis
I'D over Saturday with home folks
and returned to the city Sunday
#Ae&DfNOon with Rev. Mr.. Hnrhes