South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-24
RIVER PARK

Episcopal church, S. Seventh St,
Sunday will be Sunday school at
$3.50 a. m. and preaching by the
pastor, Rev. G. L. Rulison at 10:45
a. m. Rev Rulison will take for
his subject. why Go TO Church.
! The mem bers will attend the union
service at the Bob Jones tabernacle
/ in the evening TO hear the evangel-
ist. Rev. Marion Lyon.
Fifty members were present at
the meeting of the Sunshine class
held Thursday afternoon at Melville
hall Rev, Mrs. Schaffer gave a "a l.
lot test reading. During the social
hour refreshments were served
Rev. z. o. Line, an evangelist OF
Elkhart, arrived here yesterday and
assisted Rev. W. c. Gray in the re-
vival service at the tent on Misha-
waka av. The meetings began July
! II. have been we'll attended each
evening and much interest manifest
ed There has been Il conversions
this week, and many seekers at the
altar. This evening there will be
a childrens meeting ar $50 in
charge Of Miss Mary Helpingstine
and Miss Blanche Long. Rev. Gray
at 1880 on Coos Attitude Toward
Sin" Rev Line will also be present
and give short talk and exhortation.
| Service will be held at 1880 Satur
day evening. Rev. Gray will deliver
/ the sermon. Miss Amelia Zielka will
| have charge Of the song service.
Eighty-four members from South
Bend. River Park. Osceola and Wal
| kerton attended the first annual re-
union of the Daniel Burkey family
! held Thursday at the home OF Dan
iel Burkey near Walkerton, Ind.
Dinner was served at noon. Daniel
Burkey was elected president and
Miss Flora Shirk, secretary and
treasurer. Miss Barbara Menenak
read a history OF the family, other
numbers OF the program were reci-
| tations, singing and short talks by
/ the older members. The next meet
| ing will be held the fourth Thurs
day in July 1921.
Mrs ]. w. Young entertained at
o'cluck luncheon Thursday in
honor OF Mrs f. L. Moss. Of Jack
son. Mich. Covers were laid for Z.
\ number of young ladies from
the order department OF the Mish-
awake Wooden Mill office enjoyed a
picnic and weiner roast supper at
Pottawatomie park Thursday even
ing
Thirteen members were present
at the meeting Of the Twin City
Sewing circle held Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Harry
Vandenberg. y. Sixth St Needle
work and contests featured the af-
/ ternoon. Mrs. G.. Dressler and Mrs.
John Zess won favors in the con-
tests. A two course luncheon was
served by the hostess The next
meeting will be held Thursday, Aug.
at the home of Mrs. Gillen.
The condition of Mrs. Paul Ntraub
who has been Ill at the home OF her
: daughter, Mrs. William Schock. $.
Sixth St, for several weeks, remains
/ unchanged
! Mr.. and Mrs Frank Rupe. N
/ Sixth st. will leave Saturday for
weeks visit at Rochester, Muncie
and Fort Wayne, Ind.
Mrs. ]. Anstis and daughter. Mary
/ Of Winamac, Ind, viii arrive here
| Saturday for a visit with the form
ers. sister, Mrs. Bert link " Eighth
\ ST.
Thomas Fallen. S. Nineteenth st. is
! seriously i'll at st. Joseph's hospital,
Mishawaka.
The condition OF Neil McGrew. ".
/ Eighth St, who submitted 70 an
/ operation at ST Josepl's hospital
! South Bend. Wednesday, is i'm
proved
Richard Mannering and daughter
/ Miss Loria Mannering. who have
| been guests at the home OF Mrs J.
/ Wright. MiShawaka av., left Thurs
/ day for Kansas City, No.
Mr. and Mrs Floyd Joles will
\ leave tomorrow for a weeks visit at
/ Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. John Stoddard AID daughter
! Miss Nettie Mae Stoddard. who
have been spending several weeks in
/ Chicago guests Of the formers sis
ter Mrs. William Saxon have re-
/ turned.
The meeting of the Loyal Daugh-
/ tiers OF the ". Z. church scheduled
10 meet with Miss Mabel Borden
! Thursday evening has been post
poned indefinitely.
Mrs. William Kay OF Kokomc
Ind. and Mrs. Alva Wiser and
daughter. Miss Harriet Wiser have
/ been guests OF Mrs. 5. Dixon az
/ Hillsdale farm this week
). r Williams and Jack Arnold
OF Chicago are here FOR a weeks
visit with friends and relatives.