South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-15

lut FRANKLIN Mothers club held
q rcEu lar meeting wednesday, after
1oon at The school building Or. j.
n Naus and DR. Robert Robinson
-aiieed on The Care Of the Tccth,-'
Miss Catherine Ann L0ughman in
-erprcted the spring uance and Mrs.
a r Martin explained the Better
Movie movement following which
"a committee composed OF AIRS ".
=. Johnston and Mrs. ". a Bugman
waG appointed to represent The
Franklin school az meeting OF the
mothers DEPARTING nt OF the Progress
CLUB and the other mothers clubs
o. the city 20 ask for proper CEN
sorship OF the motion pictures. Mrs.
Howard smith gave a number Of
good suggestions on How to Bake
Good Bread" The story hour was
in charge Of Miss Alma Collmer A
large mass meeting has been called
for the evening OF April IS when all
the residents OF Franklin commun-
fly are urged TO attend.
AT Arbor day program was en-
jOyed at the meeting of the Clay and
Harris Home Economics club neId
at the home o. Mrs. Grant Miller
EdWardsburg I'd. Wednesday after
noon. The usual business session
vas followed by the following pro-
gram. A paper, planting the Home
Ground" By Mrs Gus Coehner: the
story OF Johnny Appleseed by Miss
Maud Grey. paper entitled.
Cedar scents" b. Mrs. Dorothy
Zaehnle. a talk. Bird Eggs. Big and
Little" by Miss Elsie Christman;
current events by Mrs Dell Mace; a
recitation by Mrs. Cora Ripley. and
an instrumental solo by Mrs. Lille
LOngley The next regular meeting
will be held with Mrs Dell Mace,
Douglas I'd. April rs.
Mrs Ira UIery. s21 Cushing ST..
was hostess 10 the members or the
COlfax W. G. r. T., who met at her
home Wednesday afternoon. The
devotiOnals were Ted by Mrs. j. H.
Barr. Mrs Isaac staples talked on
Christian CiuIpnship,' and papers
were read BY several members on
the general subject Remember the
Sabbath Day" It was decided dur
ing the business session 10 take up
the study or the book, Twenty Les
sons on Government" the first two
lessons being assigned for the next
meeting which will be held at the
home OF Mrs O. c.. Harding, $40
Leland av, May t..
The Ladies Aid society and Bible
class OF the Maple Grove NJ +.
church held their regular meeting
mt the home Of Mrs. d. +. Wharton.
Maple Grove I'd. Wednesday after
noon. Mrs Charles Reason led the
devotionaIs. The bible study was
read by Mrs Adam Martin and the
study OF the book OF Joshua being
completed II was decided tc begin the
reading of the book OF Judges. A
reading was given by Mrs. Otto
DunnuCk during the social hour Re
freshments We're served to II mem
bers The next meeting viii be held
al the home OF Mrs. Edwin HOlde-
man, Maple Grove I'd, May IL.
Mrs. J. Fl. Reynolds. jr.. gave
book review Of Revolutionary DAYS"
by Princess Cantacuzene at the meet
ing Of the Womau's Literary club
which was held at the home OF
Mrs Glenn Shidler, sO4 Park av.,
Wednesday afternoon. The usual
business session preceded the pro-
cram. Mrs. Cyrus Pattee. 913 w.
Colfax av.. will be hostess TO the
club in two weeks
The Good VIII club was enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. L. s.
Carhenier 1745 Prairie av., Wednes-
day afternoon. After the routine
business had been disposed OF the
time was spent socially with needle
work. Refreshments were served to
nine members and one visitor The
next meeting will be held with Mrs
William Carlin az her home, 30 y.
Brookfield av., April 2s.
The Pleasant View w. c. T. L.
held a meeting Wednesday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Herman Suabe-
dissen. 1921 y. Johnson st. Follow
ing the business session. Mrs. Ethel
Macdonald read n paper on Sab
bath Observance" and Mrs. J. g.
Otis read part OF the state presi-
dents annual address. Several mu-
steal numbers were rendered by the
Misses Anna and Martha VeVries.
a social hour was held and refresh
ments served to Il members The
next meeting viii be held at the
home of Mrs. George Clark, 1905
Huey St. May u.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Stul Memorial NJ r. church met
Wednesday at the home OF Mrs. NJ.
NJ Stull 1903 6 Michigan ST. Mrs.
u. Cornish led the devotiOnals. after
which Mrs. Grace Dubail read the
scripture lesson. After the usual
business had been transacted the
afternoon was spent socially. Re
freshments were served to 25 mem
hers. The next meeting viii be held
May u. the place TO be announced
later.
The regular business meeting Of
the Pythian Tea was held Wednes-
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