South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-16

pine situation with Gen. Wood and
others vitality interested in further
ing the interests or the islanders
said she felt that the time ~ not yet
rire for the independence Of the
/ people there. one educated native
suggested the addition or 1000
1 school teachers as the most effective
means OF preparing the natives for
their independence, said the honor
guest. and IN making a close study
OF conditions in China she said she
learned much as 10 their love OF
/ family. initiative and extreme hon
esty.
The program for the League for
the coming fall was discussed and
the work will be devoted 10 matters
OF the state legislature. Women OF
/ prominence have offered 10 assist in
making clear issues that will great
, ~ improve conditions IN Indiana.
! The September meeting will be in
the nature OF a tea and will be a
get-together meeting.
The Ladies' Aid society OF St.
I Matthews Catholic church held
their regular meeting Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs Harold Jack
son. SIT Pennsylvania av. and was
attended by so members. Plans were
made TO have a series Of ice cream
1 sOcials every two weeks after June
/ %. The next meeting which will
/ be held in the evening with Mrs.
Edith Hoffman will be next We'd
nesday. All members are urged to
attend as this will be the last meet
ing for the summer.
The meeting of the Loyal Ameri-
cans No. 1908, was held Wednesday
evening at their hall and three APP
plications were balleted on. Plans
were made for the Memorial serv-
! ices to be held June % at the hall.
The next regular meeting will be
held in two weeks.
The Ladies Aid society Of the
Stul NJ. z. church met Wednesday
afternoon at the church and was at
/ tended by the members. Plans were
made for a social TO be held on the
church lawn June 80. The hostesses
were Mrs A Collmer, Mrs. Robert
Roger and Miss Cora shit. The next
meeting will be held July II at the
same place.
The Ladies' Aid and Bible class
OF the Maple Grove NJ. e. church
entertained the members of the
Ladies Aid OF the L,akeville NJ. E.
church at an all day meeting We'd
L
SuchZ, InwOod road. About 65
guests enjoyed pot luck dinner
at noon and the program follow
ing. which includes a reading by
Mrs. Suchz. a duet by Miss Mil
dred Hummer and Miss Mabel Sc
ward The Bible reading and dis
cussiOn was in charge OF Mrs. E.
Anderson. Games and contests were
featured late in the afternoon. The
next meeting will be held July II
with Mrs. William Retiring.
Twenty-three members of the
Litahin and Miami Camp Fire
groups enjoyed an all day hike
Wednesday Dinner was served at
Potawatomi park and supper at
Battell park, Mishawaka. The seven
candidates for the rank of firemak-
er planned, prepared and served
the meals for the day. The candi-
dates included Robert Albert, Ro-
lene Erler,/ Elva Ruth HoIem,
Nadine Keasey, Dorothy Rice, DON
ma Dele, Roy and Virginia Turner.
Mrs. George Riley entertained
with a l o'clock luncheon at her
home in Goshen Thursday after
noon. Among the guests were Mrs.
M. V. Beiger of Mishawaka, Mrs.
Meta Hickox, Mrs. William ID
O'Brien, Mrs. John Comfy Birdsell,
Mrs. T.. Louis Kuhns, Mrs. Howard
Woolverton and Mrs. G. A. Fara-
baugh, from this city.