South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-31
PLYMOUTH

Inc Plymoutn hiWan4s cluo met
Thursday even ng al the Palmer
house a. Culver for a 1880 dinner.
Alpha Ball was toastmaster for the
evening The music was furnished
by Ferrel Shafer, Mrs. Florence
Adair and Fred Kuhn. and was
highly appreciated by all The
speaker OF the evening was Major
Noble. OF the culver Military Acad-
envy who gave a most interesting
talk on the foundation and growth
or the academy from the time OF
.ts beginning up until now Berg
mans and James Canaan furnished
the silent boosters a. each plate.
Bergmans giving small clothes
brushes. and Mr.. Canaan giving a
read map. Some or the party went
IN swimming and some took a ride
across rhe lake. About 65 were
present.
The bankers picnic was he'd
( Thursday evening az the summer
cottage OF Miss Carrie Reeve. az
Pretty Lake. All the directors. Of
Ulcers. and past and present en-
pioyes were invited by each OF The
! three banks. and about so We're
present 10 enjoy a dinner Of fried
chicken. salads baked beans. sand
w.ches, rolls. pickles olives. apple
re. cake and Ice cream. coffee and
! lemonade. a most enjoyable even
ing was spent.
The Plymouth Republican put
out a Dedication Edition" last
week. containing fc&r sections OF
very interesting reading matter con-
corning things OF the past. present
and future. This paper was first
published in 1851, under the name
! OF the Plymouth Pilot" Begin
ming with this July 27th edition, the
paper viii be given the original
name OF the Plymouth Pilot" and
VIII continue its daily editions. but
| discontinue the weekly publications
The paper is being published in the
rev Pilot building, but the offices
are not yet finished, but viii be
within a very short time
About 26 people, accompanied by
Rev. c. c. Naples, ali Of Argos
n ade a trip TO the County farm east
Of Plymouth on Thursday afternoon,
ard visited the old people of that
institution. The company were from
the Argos Church Of Goo. and gave
the County farm inmates a vsiy
pleasant afternoon.
G. A. Reeves condition remains
| the same. he being in a very serious
/ condition.
Mrs. Ruth Snyder. who was op-
Grated on for appendicitis, is i'm
proving nicely.
The young people OF the Presby-
terrain church gave an ice cream
social Thursday evening on the
Manse lawn. About 25 dollars was
taken in, the amount 70 be used as
a payment on the piano which the
young people purchased for use in
the Junior department Of the Sun
day school; this Will leave about %
dollars yet TO be paid on the debt
Miss Esther Eich went TO Chicago
&c spend a few days with friends
The men of the Federated Church
ball team were completely whipped
Thursday evening by the Methodist
ball team. with q final score of u
10 p The MethOdists seem 10 be IN
good trim. Tor asst week they bear
the Presbyterians Il TO l.
The Tri Kappas met with Misses
Lulu and Mary Mccoy Friday even
ing. about ) being present. Dur
ing the business session Miss Maud @
Marks gave a report Of the state Tri
Kappa meeting which she attended
at Frankfort last week. She spoke
Of the wide reputation the sorority
has for being able to put across pub
tic drives, and for its charitable work.
The local sorority voted to give $25
for use in buying bed spreads for the
Marshall county hospital.
Mrs. Albert BONNER has been call
ed 10 South Bend on account of the
illness of her daughter Mrs Edward
Conlen.
Miss Winifred Wunderlich. who
has been taking a short course at
Chicago university, has returned to
her home for the remainder of the
summer. She VIII teach in the Mish-
awake schools next year.
Mrs Frank Southworth. who is I'm
the west for her health, has not been
improving i'm the California climate.