South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 252, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 September 1920 — Page 7
THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
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DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF WOMEN
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SOCIETY
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''r..-f T!v- oJ.-f : members pres- . r: io Mr". S A. W gc r .m'! Mr Lurind MiIIt. ar.d the v.ur,'-.-! 'a -j - M irv K;Vn -hAf-r. crand daughter of Mrs. Miü'r The fallowf,ff:'': r lo..-d for tho i ' o . ; j c i r ,y ,i ijn.ir.iinfii? vtf . it"1: if nr. C. M Wer.pe-r. vie p r r ? -I n. .I hn Rhode-. trev-oir"r. Frank Mi!!-". ir.'I -Tf t-'irv, Mrs. Mrlo A At'Iti;-. Th" committer of ar-T'-r'-o of Mi?. I. W. I'.fk-on. Mr. üf,"1 ry Mirtin. Mrs.
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Ira. Howard Vt-b5ter, Nl!rs rd . :''. bo hofcusb to members of th C. Y. V.. .M of tho V:i- Clirtian rhurch at. a r:o?i:u; tr. t, h-;d at hr homo Th':r.diy aft'rnoo-. Mi-mbTs art ak"' to Iivo thf city an the 2 o'clock NI.: tar.
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rf th" Woman's lo-acrur r' KIr"t M'thoii? rhurch. whl!i 'a? to har 1 -n hf Id Thursday afternoon with Mrs. H A. Tohulka, 317 ?. Franklin ht , his b -n potponorj until Tu'-sdav. ?-pt. 14.
M.-mbt rj of tho i-h"ir of the Fir.t t M-thooist rhurch bo ntfrtaincd with a corn and winor roast j Thiire-lay tvnimj at :?o o'clock at Pottn watomif park. : Klfotion of othcers will take place at th r.io :in ri thr P'.oaint !
Viw V. r r. V. to bo hoM thi aftrrnocn at tho liomo of Mr. -'. H. Hopkins. l.?7 N. Johnson Pt. Mrs. Elmrr 1spx. 508 S. Mlchicin s:.. will pntfrtain tho meiiibors and fimilifs of tho Contennial club with a lawn party at her homo this ovenin. Ther will be a meeting of tho Iafayffttrto Thimble Vdnofd'.y afternoon at tho homo of Mrs. Chirks iVarsor. 12 2 6 Woodward av.
GIRLS HIKING FROM COAST TO COAST
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.''';.?!; tho ifcor.'l cc k in 0'tr'b(r. Tho ;ioxt rcz'il.ir t i u:ii: will b. hld Oct u-i'h :.!r. Iavr a nc o 71" Hrx !. j. TJio ninth anm; il ro;nion of tht Tip- family was held at TotLanato-
mio
1 ark Monday with
112 mom bor:
an attf-ud-KN-tion of
Miss Lillian Walker. w-atin? a diamondstudded garter -ilued at JI'mo", which i-he domor.-tratod bo-
fiirci the recent jowe'er's convontiort I at Louisville. Ky. The male hf-ction 'of the convention were very en-i I thusia.-tir. it is said, but the women!
buyers wore of th- opinion that the
novelty would not sell.
Personals Mr. .?nd Mrs. Tlobert Hammer. Mr. and Mrs. William Beach, an I Mr. and Mrs. O. De Vründt motored from Toledo. O . for a short visit wi'h Mr and Mrs. L. Hcl.s. 4 2' S. Francis st. Ruby Camfild. 511 Cleveland av.. who has been vifitir.cr Mrs. B. H. Marsh of Windsor. Ontario, ha. returned to her home. Miso Margaret Sherman. S. Franklin rt.. who has been spending th summer at Culver, motored to Indiinapoljj; where she will bo tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Shafer. Mrs. Rarbara Suchy and three d' uirhters. "7 Riverside dr., hav. re'urrad from Indian lake whro they spent the. rummer. Dr. Edgar My?r and family. 723 W. Coif. ix a v.. have returned from a three weeks outing at Higman park. Mich. Mrs. C. X. Edwards and son Chester. 411 S. Michigan st.. have returned from a three weeks vacation
and to the
off ic ers result d Tipo. pre.-.!, lent. pre:.bnt. Alice :r. 1 Hatri" Tipe. intr the short
;:ames. conffts and er. joyed. Tho next
hfld in Pottawatomie park 1-or ra. 1
follows: William Olior Tipo, vie. -Walters, secretary treasurer.. Followbusiufs meeting.
a pro cram wt re reunion will bo
on I-i-
The Philathea class of the Westminster Tr " teri. n church entertained with a gnrdm party Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Tva Rrickell. 1 r 2 ' Riverside dr. A picnic supper was served on the lawn ; nd was followed by a short business mrrtlr.sr where plans were mad.- for the winter activities. Mrs.
by tht- Wanet a Sewing circle Tuesday af-rnoon at the Red Men's hall, favors being awarded to Mrs. Catherine Clark and Mrs. Alice
Rhodes. In two weeks anothe- card j home
party will be held at the same place
The first meeting of tho season of the Temple Aid Sisterhood was held Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs-. Wolf Livingston. W. Wash-
at Fish lake. Marcellus. Mich. Mr. and Mrs. T. I). honta daughter Dotty have returned New York city after visiting In city.
E. F.arnhart and daughter.
25T, S. Michigan st.. who a week at Logansport and Ind., have returned to their
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Hiking over 4,0ft0 miles to seek their fortunes In New York's art and literary center.-, these- two California girls recently left Chicago on the trail from Lcs Angeles to Broadway The rirls. from left to right, are Miss Beverly Rayard, of Los Angeles, and Mis Lorline Davis, "of San Francisco. The girls on leaving Chicago were as f rt Eh s daisies and eager to continue their Journey.
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Winifred Llack Writes About: An Oul-of-Place Girl
Poor Catherine. She's among a lot of raven.
pheasant In a barnvard with
Mr? Ro.-H. sp.nt Peru.
h o :r. e . Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Burrjans and family, and Arthur Chapin of Chicago spent the week end at the
of William Rurnhans. 903
Sherman av. Miss Alice Fern ITllery. who has srent the past year in settlement work at Philadelphia, Pa., is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Cilery, S21 Cushing st.
I ington a v. Business occupied the '; afternoon and refreshments were! 'served at 4:20. The elub will meet i with Mrs. Herman Ries. 7JÖ Port-!
1 age av., October 4.
Earl Yost, r.estr to
i:" VsMar the class Sept
av.. will . 20.
The fifth annual reunion of the
be i Framo family was' hald .Monday, at
Pottawatomie, park with a large
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WOMEN KEEN FOR POLITICS; SHOW LIVELY INTEREST
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v membership in attendance. Follow meeting was held by ling the noon dinner a business ses
or tne inaiia sororitv ; non was called by the president,
ay evening at the home of I Sam Frame, and election of otticers,. i yv Margaret Martin. 72S Dub.. ' ! took place. Sam Frame was elected L.liarman Ot LlKliart UlStriCt
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.-v. Following1 the meeting light refrrshmT.ti were- served. The place, of the nex? meeting hay not yet been ; i r. n u n c e d .
Mis Marion L. Wirt:
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Battle Gordon
of i;-nton Harbor. Mich., were
anited in marriage T 'esday .afterr on .il '2 o'clock, at th man?1 of tho Snr.yr ;"! Presbyterian church. Rev M. M. Rodger officiating.
M:s Cr, therln A. T'h. Mi''h . and C
Vance of St. arl I. I'rillwirz
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Peyton Harl'i.r, Mich., were quio
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the p. i ron ,i reo of the SunnyM'l" Trf sl'V.iTin churv h Rev. M. M.
Rodders performed the
president: Thomas Frame was cho i hen vice-pr sident and Mrs. George I Myler secretary and treasurer. James Huston and James Frame ; were appointed to arrange for the' place of the next meeting. C. E.
Morris and Mrs. William Brown will
compose ine n er i.iin rneni ' umnJ4t" I nnlif ic
and J. Hammond will have charge rf the ports at the next reunion .vhich will bo held the third Saturday :n August, 1321." John Hammond aged M years was the oldest member of the family present while Doris Reck. 11 months old daughter
it i of Mr. and Mrs. William BtCK was
the youngest one alteram The reunion.
Highlv Pleased With Reports.
ELKHART. Ind., Sept. 7. That the democratic wome.; of the 12th
. district are taking a keen interest in j
ceremonv.
Ni-.e rr.ombr.-e ot the Plymouth Nee l'. rait held a social meeting
rirk the guests of Mrs. Charles
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!d. A ricr.tr lunch was served as followed by an afternoon fo.-t.ii'v with games. In two Mrs Florence Fwindertvan i!l hostess to a meeting to le : Howard park.
Eighteen members of the Triple Four club spent Monday at Indian lake. The time was devoted to lake sports and competitive games. Dinner and a Picnic supper were served
The retru'.ar mer
be he Id Sej t- 1 ' MrF. Homer Ordung. WAV W.
ting of the club will
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a card party
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At Wheelock's At Wheelock's
ana tnat tney have a warm
enthusiasm for Gov. Cox as their
standard bearer, is the assertion
2Irs. Grace Carpenter of this city, women's chairman 'of the district. Mrs Carpenter if at home only for brief intervals, between trips to
'all parts of the district, which is efficiently organizing for
i campaign. Of the seven counties in ! the district, five are complete!- ori gar.ized. and the other two organizaI tior.s will b completed within a ; short time. ! Intorot Grovvr. "Beforo Tennessee's ratification cave women the assurance of voting for president this fall, said Mrs. 1 Carpenter today, "there really was : but slight interest in the presidential ! race, among the women. Rut since I Tennessee's action a wenderful i change has come over the women ! of the district, a chance that is
easily apparent to one visiting tne different localities, and a change that presages goed for the success of the party in November.
"I have heard of one woman who J
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hens. She's an eagle In
people looking through the bars and saying things about her feathers. She's a zebra trying to pretend she's a cart horse and never snuffed a desert wind or listened to the hushing lullaby of the Jungle in all her life. Poor Catherine! And yet, if you should ask the people tha she knows about her, they would just say. "Kate's qreer'' or "Kitty is a nut." and that would be the end of it as far as they are concerned. For the- sort of people Catherine knows are the sort who think anyone who is different from them must be feeble-minded or something. Catherine is unusually intelligent and rather fastidious. She isn't vain and she doesn't care much for fine clothes, but she does lik the feel of fresh, cool linen. She likes plain little hats and neat little frocks, and s-he simply can't bear to do her hair in "dips." just because the rest of the girls wear their hair that way. Catherine likes to read And she likes to walk through tho crowded street and make up stories to herself about the people she meets there. She likes poetry and she is very fond of music. Oh. yes! She likes dancing well enough and she isn't at all a bad dancer, but she isn't so crazy about it that she's willing to go anywhere with anyone, just to dance. And somehow she doesn't feel at home with the men and the girls that she knows, and ?.he has more
-than a suspicion that they, üon t feel
at home with her. Work Will Help. Pitt tSarft'i rnA r-t r r Vi rr n c ? -
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hoen vc-ry friendly for a while. The other day he asked her to meet him down town and to tho theater Ti'ith Viirvi IX'hftn Vi a Try At H rvi Vi ä '
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.. ! not look right to her. He was
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a dove J her brother laugh at her for being Phe's a!flniclty. and her sisters call her a
a lot oft iii.nu. vuu i'ii,;r v auit-nnc
a cage with I Knov.- wnai on e artn 10 ao.
i il ten you what to do, Catherine. You find work in some other city, and go live in a college rettlement or some such place as that. You will find people there who are fond of books and pictures and music, and they will have manners that please you. and you will not be ashamed of them. Perhaps. howeer. they might be ashamed of you. Have you ever thought of that? Rut why ahou'el you try to live with people who do not understand you. just because you were born among them and brought up in the mTdst of them? You belong in another world. It may not be any better than this world yon're in now. But it's different and you? are different, and yeui will never be happy jntil you get into your own circl? where, you belong. It isn't all in what you have always been used to. I know a girl who was horn of rich parents, went to a fashionable boarding school and knew only people In a certain exclusive social set. She met the steward on a steamer, married him and went to live with him in his own country and I never saw a happier woman in my life than she is. No! It isn't because phe's In
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shorn, and there was something nbout his collar, anrt then ho chewed tobacco, and she couldn't bear that. But when she spoke to him about it.
hp said that if she didn't like it. she I knew what .e could do. He' wasn't! . . . i
goin? to enaneo his ways ror any woman. And he talks loud In the street and says things about other women who pass. And Catherine doesn't know what to do. She loves him hut he is ashamed of him. And
love with her husband that she:s so happy. That isn't the only reason. She belongs to her hus-band. She ha th same -ideas, the same- outlook or; life as he has. She knows Just exactly what he -thinks and feels the same way. I think she would have made a great mistake Is she had insisted upon marrying fiomebody who happened to be Lorn a neighbor to her, and who hadn't a single thought or feeling in common with her. Make Your Own Friends. Catherine, you're out of place. Every word of your . letter - shows th,at, and if you are s anxious to get away from the people with whom you are associated whisper there isn't much doubt that they will be just as dclightc-d to get rid of you. Find your own place in the world. Make your o-n friends. Live up to your own standard? and if you marry, marry a man of whom you ar not ashamed and who would not dream of being ashamed of you. (Copyright. U2.)
men. Mrs. Carpenter Indicates first the meaning of citizenship to women its privileges and obligations, and then she stresses the policies and ideals of the democratic party, telling what it has done and what it la to do for the women as well as the
savs 'she isn't going to tho polls and t res: of the nation. She urges affi-
Canning and Preserving
Supplies
hops all women who do go will
have tobacco juice spit on their dresses.' and I have also heard of : one man who said, 'if the petticoats 3'aie going to vote, he isn't' but such "'instances as these are few and represor.t but n very small part of the "sentiment cf the district. "Women throughout the district
Il'nre taking an interest in the cam-
Every approved device: and utensil to assist you in this work is carried in our Housewares Department.
ltion with the party as a means of
helping to achieve the great ideals for which it Htands. Iraiso St. Jecph County. Mrs. Carpenter praise tho work b.-dnsr done in St. Joseph county by the rkrnocratio women headed by Mrs. L. S. Ficker.cher. who she says "gives evidence of being a svstmat-
SCHOOLS SHOW BIG ATTENDANCE
ir and thorough worker."
Thi year's enrollment at the public schools exceeds that of last year by more than 1,000 pupils, and three schools ha not yet reported, is the statement from Supt. W. W. Borden's office Tuesday. Enrollment .at the high sc.aool reaches 1.21. with 116 more students than l.it year. Junior hiffh school shows
expressed the hope that Gov. Cox will v;;t this vicinity again, durir.? the campaign." Men Are Cooperating. The cooperation that nun of the district are extending the women in the;r first adventure in politics i a phie of hfr work that h is greatly impressed Mrs. Cirperfr. "Without the aid that the men are giving u in our adver.' into political affairs. w should be very much at j.-a." she declared. Mrs Carpenter's method cf organizing a county to c ill a meet
ing at trie county seat, at which rep
rest ntaMv of , v rv precinct ar :n
attendance whenever posible. Pre- - . - . . , 1
oir.c: commikiep mr. ;nr eicn
precinct in the county a-e chosen. H in addition to a women's county
chairman and vice chairman.
twns and cities.
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paign. are following the event r.ose. epn ar,l Importe cnunues ar- n The other rhool are. a follows:
iv. and .tr stuavmg the issues care-I two wnicn are not yer iu,;y organ-, ., -- --- - : fully. I have found the democratic I id. but Thursday. Sept. 9. Is the ' i' fi
women especially pleased over Gov. i date et for a meeting at democratic y1- ,'J'. . C-x's attitude i,p the League of J hea dqu a rters in South Rend at j layCV v A T'c . -Nations and upon labor issues. He which the St. Joseph county organ- ' , c . seems to have struck a responsive izatior. will be completed. ! 'ü; OIl(f- Jf Terley. River chord amonc northern Indiana wo- County chairmen of the di-Vict I ark. o04; StudebaKr. h01, and men upon thse two issues partic- are i. follows: Marshall. Mr. M. ahingtori 6u4. ulariy. His address at South Rend O'Keefe t Plvmouth; Elkhart. Mrs.' . h- schools which ha ve not yet re-
l.J , . .. ; , T,,,,.s U-,rHr,- rtf flnthjr '!'.. loiu dir AitlCl, .lll.,'ii an'
asm for the ticket anions the .wo- ton. Mrs. P-arl Montgomery r-f n-.er of the rf -.strict, many of whon ; Rorhetter: l-aport. Mr. H. Faulk
ner of Michigan City: Stark. Mrs. Norma Taylor of Knox: Koiusko. Mrs. F. E. Bowyer of Warsaw; and
Michigm t. The only school which does not claim , an many pupils at last year Ls Perley achool, where theenrollment decreased 11.
Mason Jars Ideal Jars Economy Jar3 Quee-n Jars Jar Fillers Glas Tops lar Labels
Measuring Cups Mason Caps Duplex Forks Jelly CI asses Jelly Strainers Household Seals
Jar Rubbers Canning Racks Economy Tops Stirrinc Spoons Cold Pack Can-ners
BIRTHS. Mr. ar.d Mrs. Otto Fult. lc Keipey St.. daughter. Sept. Mr. and Mrs. Charlef Lundstrom. li;n Ninth st. daughter, Sept. Z. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gorski. 13S N. Huey st.. daughter, Sept. "-.
Preserving
Kettli
all sizes in aluminum and rnamelware
Mr. and Mrs Martin
i Dunham st.. son. S-pt
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1 George H. Wheelock& Company 1
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Sir. and Mr?. Stani!aw Najdek,
727 Warend St., son. Sept. 2. Mr. ard Mrs Elmer Silvers. 713 Keasey st., daughter, Sept. $ Mr. and Mrs. Homer Wilkenson. 120 E. Donald st., -on, Sept. 3. Mr. and Mrs. Shetman Metzger. 403 Prairie a v.. on, Sept. 5.
! mariuagf: Licirs'srs. j Carl .1. Pri'.Iwitz of Benton Har- ; bor Mfch . to Catherine A. Vance of . St. J'xoph. i Robert Gordon fls of Ber.tor I Harbor. Mich., to Marion Wltz o: I Battle eTreek. Mich. ! Charles Ashbaugh of South Bend to Roe Harding cf South Bend. I John Kasely of South Bend to
I Pauline ca .per of Detroit. Mich.
Morrie.;
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of Mishawak
Mishawaka
Turing these chilly mcrnlnps and evenir.es. an electric heater will make your home or room more comfortable. Cost but few cents per day for electricity. For sale at The Dlue Bird Shop. 1:3 Matin st. Phcne, Main 2320. llSStf
Many bargains in Anniversary Sale besides an extra 10 discount on everything.
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Starts
Tomorrow Sept 9th at 9 o 'clock
at good big discounts
We will offer during this 49th Anniversary Sale
65c to 75c merchandise at 49c $1.75 to $2.50 merchandise at $1.49 $2.75 to $3.50 merchandise at $2.49 $4.00 to $4.75 merchandise at33.49 $5.00 to $6.00 merchandise at $4.49 $6.00 to $7.00 merchandise at $5.49 $7.00 to $8.50 merchandise at $6.49
$6.50 to $10 merchandise at $7.49 $9.50 to $1 1 merchandise at $6.49 $10.50 to $12 merchandise at $9.49 $18 to $20 merchandise at $14.49 $27.50 to $35 merchandise. $24.49 $50' to $55 merchandise at $44.49
And many other lots at 49th Anniversary Sale. See our big ad on page 5.
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