South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-18
SOCIETY


society OF the Grace VI. z. church
held a meeting yesterday afternoon
in the church parlors. The hostess
es for the afternoon were Mrs John
Shirk. Mrs. William Porter. Mrs.
Floyd Bunch. Mrs Edward Jaquith
Mrs D. +. Stevens, Mrs. Charles
Brodbeck. Mrs. Walter Place. Mrs.
Doris Kinney. Mrs. Clyde Bunch,
Mrs. William Brakeman. Mrs. +. o.
Jellfson. and Mrs. Henry Seward
The devotiOnals which opened the
business session were conducted by
Mrs. Logan RheinOehl. A paper on
Evangelism" was read by Mrs.
Lawrence and IN connection with
the topic clippings were read by
Mrs L A. Parks Miss Jennie Rulo.
and Mrs. Virgil Nash Mrs. Henry
Kale read a leaflet and Mrs. 9. A.
Gsruhart. a member OF the Home
Missionary society OF the First NJ.
z. church OF Mishawaka, spoke on
The Foreign Born IN the Schools
OF Mlshawaka." The musical pro-
gram for the meeting was contrib
uted by the girls chorus OF the
Elder school. The annual day Of
ciety next Thursday and the morn
ing session will convene at 1890
O'Clock. 4 district group meeting
will be held IN the afternoon In the
church parlors. The next regular
meeting Will be held March II.
Mrs. A. A. Monger was in charge
OF the meeting OF the Woman's
Home Missionary society of the
First VI. +. church held Thursday
afternoon in the church parlOrs.
The assisting hostesscs We're Mrs.
Fred Hager. Mrs. b. Br0mfleld, Mrs.
George Baker. Mrs. Anna Alternately.
Mrs. W. X. Buck, Mrs T.. v.
stremme. Mrs. Dan Carl. Mrs. Carrie
Hutton and Mrs. g. Rensherger.
The afternoons program consisted OF
a solo by Mrs. John Rannels; a
paper from the study book. The
Responsibility Of the Church 20 the
community" by Mrs. Nonger; and
a short talk by Mrs. George Davies
on the work to be accomplished by
the members Of the society. a mem
orial service was held for Mrs. Myron
Campbell. Mrs. John Bleuler and
Mrs. ]. n. Tyler were admitted into
the society as new members. The
meeting was attended by IS men,
bers- The members Of the society
will observe the day OF prayer at
the Grace NJ. u. Church Thursday.
The regular meeting will be held
March II in the church parlors.
Mrs. Dora KOrn was elected pres
Tdent OF the Portage Home Eco
nonics clrb at a regular meeting
held all day wednesday at the home
II Mrs. William ellis, Brick I'd.
other officers named include Mrs.
William Beistle vice president; Mrs.
william Shirk, secretary. and Mrs.
william ellis. treasurer. At noon
DOT luck dinner was served and was
followed by the usual program, int
GLIDING response 20 roll call by the
naming of a last years garment
made over for this years use. and
a paper by Mrs. Charles Beistle on
Reasons for the High Cost Of Tex
tiles and Ready-Made Clothes" Mrs.
ellis discussed the possibilities for
utilization Of made over frocl1s- Mrs
Dora Korn had charge Of the cur
rent events. 4 comic reading by
Mrs. Harry Korn provided much
amusement. There Will be another
meeting OF the club on March 10
with Mrs. Clarence Ehringer,
Buchanan I'd.
Election Of officers Of the Mount
Pleasant Home Econ6 nics club took
place at a meeting held Thursday
with Mrs. Henrietta Reiss. Lincoln
way w. I'd, resulted in the reelec-
ting OF all OF last years officers. The
meeting was an all-day session and
was attended by % members and
four visitors. The program for the
afternoon consisted Of two vocal
solos by L. Beberger; "A paper on
Farm Sewage" which was pre-
pared by Mrs Robert Fields and
read by Mrs. Ira Carpenter, and a
talk on the League OF Women
Voters by Mrs. r. T. Fickenscher.
Mrs. Fickenscher appointed Mrs. I.
Fl. Jackson as chairman OF COM
rnittee composed of Mrs. John Shol-
X and Mrs. Edward Knoblock for
the Progress club state luncheon
which will be held at the oliver
hotel Feb. %. An all day meeting
will be held with Mrs. Edward
Knoblock on March 10.
The members Of the Wcman's
missionary society OF the Holy Trim
ity English Lutheran church enter
tanned their husbands last evening
at a meeting held at the home Of
Mrs. Edward HaSey. Mrs. Frank
Richardson conducted the devotionals
and the scripture reading and prayer
were given by Rev. a II. Keck. The
subject OF the lesson study for the
evening was The Missionary Mes
sage OF the New Testament" and
>several articles in illustration we're
read by Mrs. c. ]. SpohnholZ. Mrs.
Edward T. Motifs gave a poem.
"Twenty-Etght Mics for a Bible. A."
and Mrs. Richardson read a short