South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-22
She Found Glory
in a Mans Work
RY MARY Vrrnu


she can thinks can" terss littls rass-
writes itself conspicuous plsee wsr,
near business desk OF Miss Jessica Pond secretary
for the Fabric Roll Protector Co, and s determnsd
application OF the principle inferred IN the motto thaA
largely responsible exceptional
has attended Miss Ponds business
Coming South Bend u years ago without any
business training at all, with not days experiences,
but happily equipped with liberal education. Miss
Pond assumed her present position. Perhaps this
would be the proper place 20 state that Miss Pond, in
her capacity as secretary OF very active notable con-
is responsible for the immense amount OF work.
that necessarily. organization such che repro
through the business oriee, and for
the general supervision OF the factory During Mi1
association the Fabric Roll Protector Co
with her co-workers, Mrs Martha Loughman presdGu4
and ". L. Chandler AiishaVaka, general
she has been instrumental in increasing the de1an6
output of her product IN the industrial world Miss
Pond boasts for her organization the fact that hsa
grown with every customer.
Personality Judgment
That very sketchily is Miss Ponds important pos
ton in the world OF business sonnethns per-
tcuar Industry which interests her. Now the scores
OF her eminent II solve t. In the rno
interviewer there question but what MIS-
Ponds magnetic personality and her sound clear euE
Judgment practcabillty, coupled with einoerp
probation for finer things OF life ard 6eiishtSh
sense Of hunlor gifts that have. with dEse1t et
tvaton been the factors that have greatly "ourinuteG
o
when asked to what she herself attributes Ass IN
teresting career, Miss Pond very modesty suSBestes
that much was due to with whom she has been
associated since her first days IN business lie and -
great patience and eagerness TO learn q hsr
part
Inconsistent It SEEM said Miss Pend n
speaking OF business, Il 90 not tIinh GnsA
women should take up a business life vOStb
for II Is not her natural element Il am rnra b.
lever in somewhat trte but persistent pnr1sS
that womans place in the home, although Of ooureA
believe the mother should not nnit heS hsrse
or her influence the four walls or her abodA -
not mean that would the doors OF the tcofoe-
sons or OF industry 70 the women for th@e
place for intelligent workers In the 6uSfnes1
feld but like to occupying positions vhtnh
they can leave and which can be filled by some otnS~
Ncieu VIII pocor1e
their establishment
Danger In Career.
There is danger IN career, maintained MISS
Pond and that 5 the possibility OF girls losing
something of the of hneness and femniniy with
which she Is naturally endowed"
training is absolutely essential to success IN business
work although material aid IN most
cases One might cite Miss Pond herself splendid
i, qualified example of self-cuurs in business. But
one quality that paramount TO success IN any heiu'
Miss Pond believes. personality. There are moss
those Miss Pond the intensive cultivation OF
a pleasing personality. For personality Is thing
which can be developed, II is plastic Averred Mi@
Aiding Social Progress
Miss Pond is we'll in South Bend. not only -
a business but as one identihed WIN move
ents which foster plans for civic betterment and SO
cia nrorress and although affiliated with any or
ganizaon social civil, her executive ability ano Vn
firing efforts frequently sought When eohte r~
cause must be cham pioned. Her work during the Pc
-iod If the war was notable, perhaps her gTeatest
achievement being the successful campaign OF Ilo -
Liberty loan of which she had charge In manner -
pond Is most satlsfyngly charming and entertainnH
being an accomplished conversationast possessed OF
rare noise and infectious good humor