South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 343, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 December 1920 — Page 7

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i Itom- ""cnf.omi ! association buildimr Tuesday after-st.t?.-fe deration of: nV'n .it which time the regular work pori Kivt-n by Mr.. of the cias was dip ced of. Hth th.- chairman of rss. wi!l m -t n t Tueyd.iy at ration clubs, on . the .-".aiue plaee.

onv-f" t; on f the fed r i- -'. India ::'tyoIis lav". mnu.i '11 1 " iidbC Aid society of tho

which wa.- heol surin s;de rr sbvtenan church met

Announcements

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Th T'xu'. ii j- ..;;r.K of thr- Ti. Mthn. ; i r of th- Zion Kvmu'rlii,:;i h'.rch, whs h !d Mir.l.y v-r:iitc r.t th- parish .school. Mi.--.- lather .ml Uon.i l' riüir.i,' rv iJ an hot for th" riH.ctint,' which wa :ilt-r.il.-d oy 2") ?r mhi -! Ht..-. s T'r th i. l nn'i'tint; which will 0' .: 1 Jan. : will h. Mi,s Hrnny .Mil-J-.-r aril M;.- (li ftchn Mi; !. -rA meiin of thr oiccrs and diiHforri of the Si. Jo.'j)li Ho.i)ital A!I morJety was held TiiHday aft rr.nun at th' hojdtal. In ;h r-jort read duniit; th" husin-sa .session it ",-.uf h n im u nofl that thu win oiiur.ittc' hid rjiaih' -7". hospj'wil irny cloths ;u,d naikins during tli1 month of Novt-ruhcr. 11 an.- wrr dlncMisy.-d for a Kntra! in-'tinkr to

Mr. i lid Mrs. .7. M. Chilian 511 J-. St. Jost ph y. will r-ntt-rtain th' old Times Fri'-nds cluh at their lu-nio Frid ay nitrh t. They will ho assisted hy Mr. and Mr.. !. II.

Kdithl Whitmorf.

Final I An all dny mooting will h h.

hazar ly the Circ- of S'-rvico cf the First

j.'iety liaDtist church ThurJa at the

ltr- homo of Mrs. A. G. Koltnor, SZi

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the first The members of th KinK' Hor-

h(me of I a Id of the Grace M. K. church will

mc-ct m tho homo of Miss Xeteth Xash. ?J2 P( nn.sylva nia av., this

Th- ;:fe and 7orks .t Titian wno afternoon at 4 o'clock. Miss Violet

(hsou-d at a mci tir.rr of the do- and Miss Alice Iscman will assist

partment of art of the b'outh Cer.dithe hostess. Woman's club Tu.lay afternoon in! The Colfax W. C. T. U. will meet

I th- club rooms. Mrs. K. J. Cadyjthis afternoon at the home of Mr, j ui.cus---d the lif of Titian and hi! J. fott. 72 California a v.

ty afternoon with 1 '; i I-inc'!n wiy

arrar.K-m-nts wer mad"

;ti.d ra'tr sa!e which thr- s'

will hold Saturday, Dec. IS.

!r--?hmeni.3 were f;.red to . 1" TH. Tile .society will meet Tut-tlay in January at the Mri. M.iry lirown. Hill st.

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rMrectors will take place at thi-' oln;o. Mrs. J. P.leck will servo as ihairmnn for the meeting and will 1-e as-lst.-d t-y Mrs. .1. Hin--. Mr. W.

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Myer: Mr?. H. Frolt and Mrs. Goshen. A Chrintma.- program to X re.s nt"d by tlie pupils of the JoHojdi sclmoi will h" a feature the meeting.

A mo"r interesting- paper rend hy rs. Ik c. Traver on "The J-'ear3 of Childhood," at a meeting the Progress club, Tuesday afternoon. A chapter from "Your Chlld Today and Tomorrow," was road hy Mrs. I T'. Greenan. At the friert meeting" of the department, which will be held Jan. 4, Mm 2 Ted Woodward wilj discuss "Dietetics for Children," and a Taper on Thrt Home Management of the Kiu Jtoy" will be Riven by Mrs. K. S. bst-r.

An afternoon f'wlnpr fir a bazar i he given by the 'Woman's guild r,f the St. James church Dec 17 was held by the guild members Tuesdav afttrnoon at th home of "Mr. P. K. Whitehall. 510 W. Lastl'e nv. At the close of th" afternoon refreshments) were served by the Soste?M whe was assisted by Mm. Iforpe Blng-hajn. Tho place of the i.ext meeting which will be hold Dec. 21 has not boon announced. I'U ctioii of officers took place at the regular mectini,' of the Huwiness "Women's Dible class Tiimiav nlprht r;t tiie V. W. A. Mi M. MoaiInan was chosen president; Miss I'.ernice Odell, vice president; Miss Haslinger, secretary; Miss Mattie I'opjm. tre.t stirer and Misn F1)rence I'fwler and Mis Iiur.i Kreiiger, adI isory committ". During the study erid. Mivs, Iirnont, Hible instructor told the storv of the T.ilernacle

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I aintincs ' The Man With The Glove" and "Flora." Descriptions of "Tribute Money," "Titian Love," and "Uaropa," were driven by Mrs. W. Iv. Sherman and the characteristics of the work of the artist w.-re closed with Mrs. lvvdia Sawyer's talk on th" "Assumption of the Virgin," and "Pacchus and Ariadne." A review of the exhibition of American oils at the Chicago Aft Institute wasgiven by Mrs. Warren Miller. An all day mooting of the department will b held Thursday to complete arrangement for the Christmas narty

for the children of the Orphan's

The regular meeting will

take place Jan. 4.

Mrs. George Phillips. I'M S. Columbi i st., will act as hostess to the members of the Old Times FriT.ds' rim- at a 1 o'clock luncheon Thursday at h r home.

Personals

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Twenty members attended the regular meeting of the- K. C. Ladies' Social club he'd Monday night in PeylcT hall. During the business session plans were made for a social hour to follow each meeting of the club. Miss LiTiere gave a short talk on the success of a club socially and financially. Following the session the members were quests of tho K.C. council at a lecture by Jo Taylor on the Poy Scout movement. The drawing favor was won by Miss CeceiiO. Schiebelhut. The nxt meeting wiP he held Jan. 2, the place to be announced later. Tho Sigma Pi class of St. Paul's M. 1. church met at the home of Mis Aloatha Lee, LaporU av., Monday night. Fourteen members were present. After the business meeting, sewing was the diversion of the evening. Refreshments were served. The nxt meeting will be in the nature of a Christmas party to be given at the home of Mrs Donald Allen. 213 Krvington av., on Dec. 17. Miys Ituth Ward. S.,7 Marietta St.. entertained the members of the Wide Awake class of tho Graco M n. church Saturday afternoon at her home. A social hour followed the rerrular business meeting. Miss Mary V"ard will be tho next hostess, and on Jan. 8 will entertain the class at her homo. 1029 N. Alien st. Mrs. Uussoll H. Downey. 2 1 ." Marquette av., was hostess to the members of the Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae association Monday night at her home. Miss Julia Sullivan, who has recently become a South Pond teacher, was a iruest.

ok of Fx od us. 1 After the business meeting. refresh-

It was announced that the class will merits were .vrved. The next meet-

MAitiuAGi lici:xsi:s. Samuel Flowers. South Iiond Viola M. Koontz, South Hend. Albert W. Stump, South Bend Alllne Uerger, South Pend.

IURTIIS. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Arpasky, 7

West Ford street, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. George Kazmirezak, ill South Jackson street, son. Mr. and Mrs, Felix Degues, 1322 West Ford street, daughter.

Nurse Association Makes Monthly Report

At the regular monthly meeting

of the isiting Iursos association the following report was submitted for the month of November: Number of patients 1S Number of new patients 115 Metropolitan cases, 44 calls 171 To'al number of visits made....02 Total number of cases dismissed Pki Total number died Visits for board of health 'M Maternity cases 14 Mothers given care 21 Pnbies given care 17 Prenatal cases "0 Calls made by supervisors with

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Christmas finds one wanting the home to be the cheery center of holiday festivities. Lower prices make it possible for every one to add several of the long-wished-for pieces of furniture this Christmas.

Tbl8 portrait of tlie charming Princess Mary shows this popular member of British rojaJtj preatü)g prizea to tlie pupUa of a ecHool

foi irls La Dow road.

Revelations of a Wife My Heart and My Husband ÖY ADELE GARRISON

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Miss Harn . . Mrs. Ackley . Miss Monro . , Miss Payer. , relief nurses.

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Two half days were given for cination at schools.

Chicken pie supper, 50c, at Westminster church, corner Scott and Iindsey sts., Thursday, Pee. tk Supper served from 5:30 to S. 9"44-S

iM Uii cAVDirs coon food For growing children. Special prices :U The Phila tiecin ning Wednesday. D"c. 8. The Phila. " 4 " -S Advt.

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Handle Victrolas Exclusively and have no substitute to offer you.

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Every one in the family will be pleased with a Victrola on Christmas morning: and 'heir pleasure lasts through the year. With any one of these Victrolas you can hear thr world's best music every day, suns and played hy the world's best artists. Our method of deferred payments makes it particularly easy for you to secure the instrument of your choice without further delay. Come in today and let us demonstrate the Victrola to you.

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The sirht of Robert Savarin's handwriting upon tho letter L'icky tossed t mo had a curious tft'ect

j upon m.c. The lonely artist had j been so much in my thoughts &irue

vac- Ul vi.anve eni ouiuer Wim narry

I iv.iciwood that this tangible :nessafre from him stemed almost like an answer to my own sub-coucious thoughts. It was at- if 1 had without my own volition. phyehieally transferred to the man who loved Lillian so faithfully the iiutsae that she ha. I need of him. 1 withdraw the letter from i;s envelope slowly, strangely reluctant to read it, even though 1 wished nothing more than to know its content-. Km I eauld not help wondering whether tills letter of Robert cviVnrin's coming so closely upon tin heels of my meeting with Harry I n dorwood, might not spell unrest and peiplexity for Lillian. Therj was no use postponing the reading, however, especially witi: Idcky's admonition to haste ytill ringing in my ears. I knew that his wnim for tho moment was the tennis game he had propos- d, and that h Would bo as sulky as a spoiled child deprived of a toy if T should delay my d re '".sing unduly. Therefore 1 spread out the heavy sheet of paper breathing the good taste of the artist who kept himself so aloof from tho cent rN of conization a. ml read the short mi-se- he had penned to my husband. "My dear Crah.im." tho letter began. "I have bern ill ar.d out of

tilings again so long" the littlo void "agan" made me sorrowful with the pitiful reaiembranee of the wasted years when Robot t Savarin had first been "out of thines"' with

ms poor, crazcil Drain "tnat :t is an effort for nie to write even to so

tried and true a frlor.d as you. Rut it is necessary for me arain to get in touch with my old world. "I have been doing s'.nie work sine? I havi! partially recovered my strength, that to my partial eyes ? cn:.s worth sending to the dealers. Rut I am actually afraid of my own judgment, so I am pting to n?k a great favor of you. Will you alio.', me to -end or to bring you some things, and give me your unbiased opinion of thorn? I know how busy you are, how much a tax upon your good nature such a request will be. but there are many reasons why 1 must get back into the old routine again, and I am there-fore presuming upon the old assurance you once gave me, that if ever I needed yuu I had only to call upn you. "Please, recall no to the remembrance of Mrs. Graham. I have sc many pleasant mom.orios of her kindness to me. I trust that both of you and your small son are well, ours very sinccrelv, "ROBRRT pavarinv FJYcn with the fear of Dicky's displeasure upon me I re-read the letter before changing to the short skitt. middy blouse and tennis shoes which I always wear for my iennis games. I was tying the shoes whn Iicky came in. having rufh-d like mad in the two minutes left to mo after reading the letter. "What d'ye think of the dear old toy's letter?" Ricky asked, and I relaxed my hurry, for I saw that, man-like, having succeeded in making me rush my head off to get ready to play, he was now willing to wait and discuss the letter for any number of minutes. "I think he wants to come down to see us. and doesn't quite like to say po." I replied promptlv. "So you got it. too." Ricky smiled indulgently. "He's almost like a child tinting for a toy. isn't he. with that sentence. 'Will you allow mo to fend or bring sme things?'

Of course, we must write and in-

vlte him to make us a good long visit. I cn.n tell you I'm tremendously flattered to think the old boy wants me to pass judgment on his pictures. Gee. think of me tell

ing a master like Savarin whether or no hi things are all rlpht or

up to snuti a bone like

not! Shows he's not yet or he'd never pull

ti.at." Tneie was genuine sincerity in his tone, for Ricky, even though egotistical enough in many wus, is always curiously humble where the

masters ol Ins eratt are concerneei. And he has always had a special sort of acolyte attitude toward Robert Savarin. "1 don't cal lit a bone at all," 1 said indignantly, 'lie has been ill. and no douM is uncertain about his own judgment. And 1 don't Know where in the wide world he coulu get a better judge than you." Rh.ky laughed teasingly. "My, what a bond, loyal spouse!" he laughed, but 1 knew by' his tone that he was not displeased by m little outburst. "Vv ish the art wrid in general shared your opinion. We'd be top hole, old eiear, instead of comfortable joggers along the middle of the road. Rut how about this invitation will you write it. oi shall IV" "Suppose you both write to him." 1 sufc-'gi ste-d. "You do have glimmers f common sense sometimes," Ricky gibed. And so it was arranged.

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Living room Dining room Bed room Library Breakfast .oom Etc. Rugs Desks Hangings Pillows Lamps Books Vases Linens

Visit THE GIFT SHOP (Mezzanine floor) It's chock full of gifts Electrical devices Baskets Pvrex Fancy Baskets Smoking stands Novelties for Grown-ups for the Kiddies Candy jars Christmas cards Stationery Book ends Candle sticks Silver goods Desk sets Books Incense burners And a lot more too numerous to mention.

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SESSEMAN ELECTED SUNDAY SCHOOL HEAD

At the annual election of the First Rvangelioa 1 Church for oilb -s of thf Sunday scho'd for RJl, tbfollowing were chosen: Superintendent, R. Wk Sesseman: first as't supt., George llolston; second ass't supt., Otto Hartz; see rotary:. Miss Ruth Hunt; ass't secretary. Miss Rati line Rinden; treasurer, Miss Clara Lockstidt; librar ian. Fred Döring; ass't librarian. Clare Hayden; chorister, Ralph Dumbo; ass't chorister. Mrs. E. M. Kerlin; pianist. Miss Florence- Anderson; ass't pianist. Rimer Nimtz; primary elop't supk, Mrs. V. C. Sechrist; ass't prim, dep't sup't, Miss Mildred Foegley; radle roll supt., Mrs. Edward Luther; ass't era dh.

mil supt.. Mrs. Fred Döring; home

dept. supt.. Mrs. Otto Hartz

home dept. supt.. Mrs. Charl.

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Everything Electrical

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Shop Early

Christmas shopping will be a pleasure for thoso who ti'dt our art shop. A tlioTwind and one gift Miggtvtions nait jou and wo art always plcasl to aid in ttio Mdctlon of Klfts for the moru eliHtimiuat-

MakielskVs Art Shop Oliver Theate r BIdg.

Heating Pads

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Electric Percolators $11.00 up

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ReverSo,, Electric Toaster $8.50

Electric Irons

vill bring a smile to her face

This hi; store is just brim full of things electrical common sens: things that will lighten the burden of housework during the entire year and brin many a smile of happiness and satisfaction to thr facr of mother or sister. Then, too, they'll be lad it came from "MORAN'S" because they know that's the bi. busy store right down on Michigan street where everything electrical that's newest and best can always be found.

Give electrical gifts from Moran's. They're modern, reasonably priced, and common sene.

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