South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-12

Goodman has chosen for her sub
ject. "Womau's Sphere"
The forenoon speaker win be Mrs
Robert Stephenson OF Chic1g0. who
will speak on "Amerlcanization."
This subject has been receiving a
great deal OF attention by the board
and a definite form Of worl, may be
outlined at the meeting next week.
Besides the address Of Mrs. Stephen
son. the morning program includes
the address Of welcome by Mrs
Charles Ward; devotions by Mrs. F.
&. Koos; response by Mrs. L. F.
Gerber. and a duet by Mrs. c. A
williams and Mrs. J. r. Smart.
A playlet Help Wanted by Miss
Liberty" will be presented BY the
women OF the First Baptist church,
assisted by Miss vida ShOnts. Rev
A. NJ Mcclure will pronounce the
benediction.
At noon a luncheon will be served
In the church and the session Will
reopen at 1880 with the election Of
officers. Mrs. f NJ Kerlin will lead
the devotions and Miss Olive Dunn.
who will soon sail for India Will
give a brief talk. The musical pro
gram will be in charge OF the First
Presbyterian choir and after the
address by Mrs. Goodman, Rev. A.
z. Monger will close the meeting
with the benediction.
The officers Of the South Bend
Federation of Woman's Missionary
societies are: President. Mrs. 7. A.
Freeman; vice president, Mrs. Guy
Fish: sec'y-treas. Mrs. John Wal
ker; corresponding sec'y. Mrs. G. ].
Sponnholz. The Federation is COM
posed Of u churches OF the city and
each church has one member on the
board Of directors which meets al
the call of the president.
The Norman Eddy w. r. G.. No i,
met Friday afternoon at the K. Of r.
hall. twenty-five members were
present. Mrs. RuiO, district presi-
dent and Mrs. Mary *. Fink, dist
riot treasurer gave REPORTS Of the
recent state convention. The next
meeting will be held November IS,
u the same han.
The Francis Willard W. G. T. L.
met Friday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs Gertrude ALBRIGHT. South
Michigan road. Eig>t members and
two guests were pr, sent. Mrs. +.
Edison led the devotionals and Mrs
Leota Davidson and Mrs. Mary
Hawkins gave reports of state w. G..
T. L. convention recently held at
Elkhart, Ind The next meeting will
take place on December 9. at the
home OF Mrs Fred Fromm. 1896
South Michigan street.
Tn regular meeting Of the Coquil-
lard Mothers g Ib was held Friday
afternoon at the school and was
opened by a reading Love OF Coun-
try" by Sir Walter Scott, a song by
the pupils of the GA grade. a talk
on the Significance Of Armistice
Day by Miss Alice Bradley and the
general singing Of patriotic songs,
Miss Hester Abbott. leader and Miss
Matilda Christman. accompanies.
The principal talk OF the afternoon
was given by II. c. incl, his inject
being The Menace of the Feeble
Minded Child" Mrs. c. Anlim had
charge of the kindergarten during
the program. Refreshments were
se~ved during the social hour.
The Lincoln Parent Teachers as
ISOLATION held their regular meeting
Friday afternoon at $3.50 at the
school, the program was in Keeping
with the celebration OF Armtstice
Day and included a recitation I'm
Flanders Field" by Lorraine Luther.
and Americas answer to the poem,
by Mary Baker. songs or the pupils
OF ga grade. and the departmental
grades. recitation Your Flag and
My Flag" by Stanley Acker piano
solo Miss Freda Gavten, readings by
Mrs. w. c.. Wenger. a song by Rev.
f. G.. Meister and a talk by Frank
G.. Nelson. a member OF the Ameri-
can Legion.
The St. Joseph Valley Grange
held the weekly meeting Thursday
afternoon in Beyler hall the pro-
gram was OF a patriotic nature. FL
ection OF officers will take place
Nov. II and in two weeks the
grange will hold their annual feast
on Thanksgiving day.
Section II OF Literature OF the
Progress club opened their meet
ing with the singing of the "Star
Spangled Banner" in honor Of
Armistice Day. The program OF the
afternoon consisted Of a vocal solo
by Miss Glendora Judson and a plano
number by Miss Helen Burke. Mrs
Harvey ROstiser reviewed the life OF