The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-10-11

Button visited friends in Kenosha or
Wednesday.
Mrs. John Salvin called on relatives
in Antioch on Tuesday.
The parents of the community are
very sorry that because of the illness
Of her mother, Miss Gladys Findlay
was forced to resign as teacher of the
primary department in the graded
school here. The school board is very
fortunate in securing Mrs. Joe Zeling-
er-to take charge of the work until q
successor can be found.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Breul and Mrs.
Philips spent the week end with rel
atives in Milwaukee.
Seventeen home runs per hour was
the speed of the Nash Motor plant last
Friday, when the boys of the Beaver
club saw the birth of a Nash car.
From the making of the smallest screw
in the machine shop to the final shot
of paint in the finishing room the boys
enjoyed every step of their educational
trip thru the Nash plant After in
specting large number of the 1904
parts that it takes to make a. Nash
car, the boys are ready to put their
hearty stamp of approval upon the
Nash car = each and every one. Every
possible courtesy was shown to the
boys while they were being shown
through the large factory. The boys
are now looking forward to their trip
to the l.. & A. Knitting mills.
Mrs. William Haverstick and son,
George, of Waukesha, Wis, were Sum
day guests at the Philips home.
There is special treat awaiting
those who will assemble at the Com
munity church next Sunday. DIR. A. lie
Grand, the state superintendent for
the Baptists of Wisconsin will deliver
the message in the morning. DR.. lie
Grand will be on his way to the Bap-
fist state convention which will be
held at Lacrosse October 1e, II and
IS. Special music has been arranged
for.
Fred Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Dean and Miss Lulu Schmalfeldt mo-
tored to Lacrosse, Wis, for the week
end.
A Legion Auxiliary will be organic
ed in connection with the Fred Semrah
Post of the American Legion. A tenn
porary charter has been received, the
first meeting will be held on Monday,
October the 18th, at the Legion club
rooms. A most cordial invitation is
extended to all women eligible, to come
out on Monday evening and enjoy the
auxiliary.
Miss Gwendolyn German Of Brigh-
ton spent Wednesday evening with
Miss Mary Kerwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn and Miss May
Fowler were Sunday visitors at Burl-
ington.
We have been hearing much about
Japan the last few days. Sunday
evening, residents of Silverlake and
lecture on Japan. The early part of
the evening will be given over to sing
ing, after which the pictures will be
shown. These pictures will be of
special interest to all. You will be
sorry if you make the mistake of be-
ing somewhere ( else next Sunday
evening.
Arthur Hessler returned on Friday
after spending a weeks vacation with
his mother at Amigo, Wis.
The first meeting of the Parent
Teachers association was held at the
school house on Tuesday evening. The
following program was given: Com
munity Singing, led by Miss Findlay;
solo, by Mrs. Joe Zelinger; violin and
piano selection, by Doctor and Mrs.
Becker and Miss Marguerite Becker
After the music an interesting talk
on Cooperation of the Parents With
the Teacher" was delivered by Rev.
erend Wakeland
Hubert Schenning of Burlington,
spent Monday with his mother here.
Mrs. Charles Barber and daughter,
Miss Ruth, were Sunday visitors at
Trevor.
The annual county Sunday school
convention will be held at the Com
munity hall on Saturday, October 20.
The following program has been ar
ranged: 10000 a. M, devotional science,
by Rev. James of Salem 1915 a. M,
Reaching the Parents, by Miss Engel,
of the Park Avenue NJ. E. church;
1926 a. m, Work with Children, by
Mrs. l. Weber, of Milwaukee; 11:05
a. rn., The Business of the Sunday
School, by j. L. Rogers, of Oshkosh;
11;40 a. M, Reports of. officers and
other business; 100 p. M, meeting
of the nominating committee; 1870
p. M, devotional period, by Rev. Steen
of Bristol; 1:45 p. M, address by Rev.
Wise, assistant pastor of Park Avenue
M. E. church; 2:15 p. m, roll call of
schools and plans of work, by Mr.
Rogers; Offering for organized Sunday
school work; 2:45 p. M, The Church
and Her Children, by Mrs. Weber;
$40 p. M, Planning for Promotion,
by Miss Laura Nelson of Kenosha;
1925 p. M, Workers Conference, by
Mr.. Rogers; 3:45 p. M, Training in
Worship, by Mrs. Weber; 400 p. M,
Problem Period conducted by Mr.
Rogers and Mrs. Weber. A large dele
cation is expected from every Sunday
school in this county. Dinner, will be
served at noon in the Community hall.
WARnUTADT