South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13
Rive" Park

A committee meeting Of the La
dies Aid society Of the M. E. church
was held Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. Arthur Mawsen, S.
Seventh St, and plans were made to
serve a fried chicken supper at the
church Aug. % for the benefit OF the
T. p. A shelter house at Potamato-
! mi park. Following the supper a
program Of readings, vocal and in
strumental music in charge of Mrs.
Ray Waterman, will be rendered.
| Committees appointed to take charge
I of affairs were: Kitchen, Mesdames
+. Moritz, J. NewcOmbe. S. I. Glea
son, w. T. Schock, John Burger. VIII
Swan, c. Hulet, l. C. Brown. NJ.
Fisher, p. KrOugh and S. L. Naftzger.
| Dining room: Mesdames William
Stone, Claude Houk. Jacob Zerba.
Ray Waterman, Neil McGrew and
James Burger. Reception: Mrs. Ed
ward Moritz, Mrs. c. G.. Ream and
Mrs. y. T. Swanson.
Mr.. and Mrs +. Z. Wolfe. S. Sew
enth ST., entertained 80 members and
| friends Of the NJ. y. church choir
Thursday evening in honor Of Mrs.
! G. G. Ream of Lancaster, Pa, and
AIR. and Mrs Harry Hammond OF
| Chicago, former members of the
choir. The evening was spent So
cially. \ special feature was a mu-
| steal stunt, Gathering Nuts. Re-
freshments were served.
The monthly meeting OF the Wo-
mons Bible class OF the NJ. E. church
was held in the parlors Of the
church. The devotional service was
! in charge of Mrs. John Seymore, who
read the scripture lesson from Ca
! latians 6. A piano selection was
rendered by Miss Margaret GUN.
Mrs. Fred Miller read the lesson in
the study book on The Working
Women of The Orient" The next
meeting VIII be held with Mrs. Frank
lRupke
The annual Sunday school picnic
of the NJ. r. church Sunday school
viii be held Saturday afternoon at
| PotawatOmi park. A basket sup
per will be served. All friends are
invited to bring their baskets-join
lin the outing. \ program Of games
and stunts VIII feature the after
noon. Arthur Guin is chairman Of
the refreshment committee and Carl
lGuin chairman Of sports committee.
The annual reunion OF the Wolfe
family viii be held at Potawatomi
park Saturday.
The tenth annual reunion OF the
Sanders family will be held at the
I home OF James e. Sanders, near
I Rochester. Rev. d. L. Sanders. age
SIS. of Boston, Mass. is expected TO
be present.
/ A party Of 90 young people will
motor 10 Hudson lake Saturday af-
d ternoon and enjoy a picnic supper,
boating. bathing. dancing and other
sports.
The postponed sewing bee OF the
Ladies' Aid society OF the NJ. r
+ church will be held next "Wednesday
NJ the church in connection with the
/ regular bi-monthly meeting. a pot
luck dinner viii De served at noon.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Bowman and
/ family OF Streater, Ill, arrived here
Friday for a visit with the former 5
I parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Bowman,
\ Mishawaka av.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fuller OF In
dianapolis, enroute TO Berrien
n Springs and Benton Harbor. Mich,
were IN River Park "wednesday.
N Mr.. and Mrs. John Hlnsman were
\ in Berrien Springs Wednesday and
attended the Old Settlers picnic az
\ Chaplin park.
II The condition OF Mrs. Albert Dill,
\ y. Sixth St, who is 81 at Epworth
hospital. is improved
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McDaniels
cf Benton Harbor. Mich. have been
visiting relatives and friends here
this week.
Mrs. Adam Hunsburger, Tenth ST.
who submitted 10 a serious operation
- EpWorth hospital, has improved