South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-21
BUCHANAN

me meeting OF the 80 CLUB Mon
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Jack Bishop closed the years work.
The topic for the day was Flow
crs, and roll call responses were
Pare Wild Flowers" Mrs. Kiehn's
paper, "A Walk Through the Gar
den was "A most beautiful word
picture and was thoroughly enjoyed
our Home District Beautiful" by
Mrs. Childs was ably written AMI
brought out many splendid ideas. y
flower contest was conducted by Mrs
Boardman. Pictures Of familiar
flowers were passed around, each
one writing the names on her paper.
A box of choice bulbs was given TO
Mrs. frankie Montague who guessed
correctly the highest number Of
names. a contest is carried on an
nually during the whole club year
and on Friday April p. at three
o'clock the losers Will entertain the
winners at the home Of Mrs. Theor-
an Childs. This event Will close ali
club activities until next October.
The Monthly Literary club held a
most interesting afternoon on Mon
day at the home Of Mrs. Margaret
Dodd. The subject for the day wa-
Medicine" DR.. Abby Henderson of
Niles, addressed the club on the sub
ject. Factors Which Influence Public
Health" and Or. Eta VI. Trdwin on
Medicine Retrospective and Pro
phetic." Following these excellent
addresses, questions were asked and
much information given concerning
conditions and diseases. especially
in this state. Roll cali responses
were Home Remedies" The next
meeting will be at the home Of Mrs.
c. \. East on Saturday. April p,
which will close the club year.
Mr.. and Mrs. George i. Richards
and children, and Mrs NJ Redden
arrived home Tuesday after spend
!ns several months TN White City.
Fla.
Miss Leila Harger Of Iron River
was a guest over Easter OF Miss
Daisy Richards. Miss Harger re-
turned TO the university Of Michigan
Monday and Miss Daisy returned 70
Illinois university on the same day.
Easter with relatives in Cassopolis.
Or and Mrs. J. G. Strayer an
nounce the birth Of a son on Tues
day morning at Clark hospital
a baby daughter was born Mon
day morning to Mr. and Mrs Harold
Steele.
Mrs. y. Beilharg has returned 10
her home in Dayton after a visit
with friends in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cooper and
little son. Max. spent the weekend
in Glendora
The Ladies Aid society of the
Presbyterian church held thimble
party al the home of Mrs George
Hanley on Tuesday afternoon
DIR. Robert Wells returned TO his
home in Chicago Sunday after spend
ing several days with relatives here.
Hubert Peck and Rex Smith eccom-
panied him 10 Chicago where they
attended the White Sox ball game on
Monday afternoon.
Arthur Allen is quaranuneI on &C
count Of scarlet fever
Or. and Mrs. Rolla Butts OF Chi
cago spent Easter with relatives IN
Buchanan.
Mrs. Harry Chamberlain was i'll
Niles on business Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. II. O. Weaver and Mrs.
Charles Pears spent Wednesday in
South Bend. They were guests at
one o'clock luncheon at the home
OF Mrs George Noedish.
". L. Ihrie. photographed. spent
sunday at his old home in Fenvllle
Ind
Miss Vera Morreu who is attending
the University OF Michigan. spent
the week end With friends here
Mr.. and Mrs a +. Howe motored
10 Michigan City sunday where they
spent the day with Mrs. Howe's
mother
Aliss Belle Miller who teaches in
Detroit spent her Easter vacation
with her mother. Mrs. Hattie Miller
Mrs. ArIin clark has returned
from a several months vacation in
St. Augustine. Fla.
Miss Dorothy Bernoski has return
ed 20 Detroit after spending her va
cation here with relatives and friends