The Times Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • Page 2

THE PORT HURON TIMES-HEKAJLD Saturday, Oct 18, 1919. Mr. and Mrs. J. "ST.

Benedict, who have been visiting ia Bay hav returned, to Port Huron, They will soon, to visit their daughter Mrs- Everett Bickley, in Philadelphia, and from there will go to Florida for the lr.ter. Their home i beirg occupied by Mr. scd Mrs. G. B.

Mitchell. Mr. Mitchell is of The Foundation company. Mrs. A.

Cenhard of Detroit, Is spending two weeks In this city Husband and Wife Hit By Automobile Mr. and Mra ArthuV Kinney et River strt. wert badly bruised and Mra Kinney cut about tha head lsst niht when thy were struck by an automobii while driving- south In a hors and buy at the corner of Tenth and Washington aver.uea Th accident occurred at shout o'clot The machine which struck Mr. Kinney's vehicle, was driven br F.srshel Morley. 1219 St.

Clair St. Morley was driving his car west on Washington avenue. The auto struck the bursy turning; It over ana ir. jir. ana -Mrs Ktentj and their small child to th j-sv.

ment. Th bursr was badlj smashed. Morley took th Kinney family to their horn and Dr. RT. arson was summoned.

Both were badly shaken up, tBj Mrs. Kinny was cut about tfcs head. Their condition 1 not regarded as critical. Kvaageltst Werk, Th evangelists whs hav fea at th First Bartlst church fet th past two we.ka Dr. Stacker sas Foster Jones, will le for their home Sundr- night.

Dr. Stacker for Ottawa, Kansar. Mr. Jeaes for Winona Lake, Ind. Pre-Nuptial Functions JTunctlons to compliment Mlsa Today's Events T.dar'a EteiU Lad! Library association meats at tb publl library.

Tood aala and bn.ine. la held by Organ Oaild ef Grace ehnrch la ehurcb. ho Tfaa Bis Idem The Bia- Idea. Is th atroefest and most difictUt play, from th acting point of view, that Clara L. EibiH ha atagedL It require more real ability and atudy than any of her previo'j plays and the demands upon the actors are so great it is doubtful if the ha been attempted before by amateur.

For this reason Miss Sibiila haa chosen the cast with the great- car and the participants have fca.j an cn-usnally ion? ar.i careful training. The ensemble rehearsal, however, are now well under way snd Miss Sibiila prononnce the cast an all-star one. See advertisement for member cf the cast. Wornaxi' Relief Corn A regular meeting of th "Woman's Relief Corp for transaction of business was held Friday afternoon In th publio library. A special meeting will be held Friday, October 1st.

to practice for Inspection which falls on the regular meeting day, November "th. An open meeting of the Woman's P.ellef Corp and William Sar.born Post, O. A. R. win be hell Wednesday sftemoon at three o'clock in the Post rooms at the publio library.

The public Is always cordially welcome at these meeting. There will be a program of entertainment and refreshment. M'OTICE it iri mmm jj frMpPURE fj fgfiAND delicious 1 It is a most satcfao ffl tory beverage- Fine aroma and it is heahhfuL I Well made cocoa Stargrs Ceasregatloaal Ravenwood avenue. Rev. Thotras Cooke, minister.

Worship at a. m. "Memorial Service; a Worthy Object." Bible srhooi after th service. No servle in th evening the will unite with the Congregational chorea ta a rally service with th First church. Pint Co6Tgatlomat Corner Wall and Seventh.

Rv. Matt Mullen, minister. Morning servle at 10 o'clock Th minister will preach, Musle ty fall vest.d choir. Sunday school at 11:30. Baraca class for young men and classes for all.

Fin orchestra. Evening service -t 7 o'clock Thi wtil be the third of a series of union services of the Ross Memorial. Sturge. ty-fourth Street and First --iMoatl churchee The members and friend of these churches are all Invited to be present. The service will also be In the nature of a recognition of the sterling qualities of Theodbre Roosevelt- There will be short addresses by the pastors.

Rev. Thomas Cooke Rev. J. C. Gibson and Rev.

Matt Mullen. Special music. Latter Day "saints Mission No. 1 1617 Tine Grov avenue. 9:30, Fellowship service; 11 a.

Bible study, topic, "The Resurrection Morn." 7 p. preaching by Elder Geo. Whltford. subject, "Revelation From God." All those who like to sing are Invited to meet with the voune peorle at the First Baptist church at 6 o'clock for a good time singing th old songs. "This will take the plac of the regular B.

T. P. U. service. It will be a farewell to Foster Jones, th.

evangelist singer, and an opportunity for the young people to become better acquainted with each other. A. laflnenaa ts sn evsggerated form cf Orlp. LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE Tablets should be taken tn larger doses than Is prescribed for ordinary Grip. A good plan is not waif un'il vou are sick, but rKF-EVNT IT bv taking LAXATIVE liP.OMO QUININE Tablets In time.

Good reliable high grade used plsnos and players at bargain prices during our Great Summer Resort Sale Grlr.nell Bros. Huron Ave. 10-1S MISS B. D.HILL PIANO R.C!slleiiCT Studio 1821 Sixth M. CHURCHES A private exhibition of the moving picture, entitled "The Troubles of a Merchant and How to Stop Them," will be shown to business people in the Masonic Hall, on Monday night- October 20, at 7:30 o'clock, under the auspices of the Chamber of Commerce.

Mr. G. W. Sulley. a noted lecturer on modern business methods, reprc'sentinp; The National Cash Register Company.

Dayton, Ohio, will explain the pictures, which deal with the following subjects: 1. Retail Failures and Their Causes, 2. Store Orcanation. 3. 4.

5. 6. i 8. Newspaper Advertising. Window Displays.

Clerks' Efficiency, i Selling Methods. Credit Business. System in Retail Stores. Visiting lerds. Dr.

and Mrs. J. A. Af.ridee and Miss Sparrow, Psne Grove avenue, left today for a trip to New York cirr. Sir.

and Mrs. Edgar Brine and daughter, Georgia, have moved into their new home on Sixth street-Wilfred Molloy. who attends As-STimntlon College at Sandwich. Ont. is 111 at his hme on Mitchell Place.

A. M. Slay, great record keeper of the Knights cf the Maccabees. Is spending several days Battle Crelc on business for the order. Mr.

and Mrs. R. A. Forsyth returned today to their home in Bay City after spending a week with friends in Port Huron. Mrs Forsyth, was formerly Mrs.

Molly B. Downs. Miss Mali's Keillor Is visltlr.g relatives In Wyandotte. Trof. J.

M. Jenks cf New Tork, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. L.

Jenks. left today to visit relatives at Harbor Isaac Hughe. Ontario atreet, underwent an operation this morning at the Port Huron hospital. He i doing as well as can be expected. Miss Hildegarde Stevens, of St.

Clair street, and Miss Frsr.clr.a Fead. Washlnctc'. avenue, are In Highland aPrk the guests of Mrs Clarence E'sman. Ml Bess Hyde. Fine street.

Is In Detroit the guest cf Mra F. H. Kane for the week-end. Russell Campbell, of San Francisco. Cal Is visiting his parents.

Mr. and Mr. E. D. Campbell.

Mr. Campbell and Mrs. Campbell, the latter now visiting in Detroit, will make Detroit their future home. Mrs. P.essle L.

McMurray. street. Is recovering from a serious illness. Gien, son of Mr. and Mrs.

J. McFarlane. 2327 Cherry street. Is recovering from an attack of Mrs. R.

T. Edwards, Wall street, left today for Detroit where she expects to attend the Grand Lode-e of the Independent Order of Oil Fellows. Boy Scout Notes Russell Sills of Troop No. has passed the compass test and Alton Gokey. also of Troop No.

has passed his first class swimming test Maurice Cerry hss psssed his tenderfoot tests before Scoutmaster Hughes and his name has been added to th. roll of Troon No. 4. It has been definitely decided that th previously announced bsncjuet of th. Scout Leaders Training Troop will be heM at 7:00 o'clock Friday night.

October Slst. In the Masonic Temple dining hall. All members of th troop are expected to reserve the evening for this get-together. Troop No. I under the leadership of Scoutmaster Darling entertained a crowd of nearly 200 hoys, rarents and interested friends with a stcre-optlcsn lecture lsst night.

These lectures tnay be continued In the city at frequent Intervals. rtnpM.t. to Convene Ths Baptist state convention meets In Flint from Monday. October 20th to Thursday. October I2rd.

Th following members are appointed as delegates: Rev. C. Prank Vreeland. E. Wllklrson.

Allen Arret. Mrs. F. D. Jenks.

Mrs. C. F. Vreeland. Mrs.

J. E. Howard. Mrs. K.

H. Msnn and Mrs D. Furdy. Much enthusiasm has been created in other eltlei where the lecture has been delivered, and it is expected that a capacity audience w'll greet Mr. Sulley and hit pictures.

All merchants and salespeople in the city are invited. The admission will be free. FORT HURON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE October 20 7.30 p. m. MASONIC HALL Marjorls Moora and Brucs Wright, who are to principal ta a home wadlir on Wednesday cf next week, axs at present occupying tha attention of tha younger social aet of thla city.

Thursday of thla week the first of these a tu gives when Mis Beth Mil. entertained by taking a. group of Mia Moore's close friend to the Red Cros tea room for luncheon. The decoration were svreetpeas. Last evening Ml Mary Haynes gave a loveiy dinner party at her home on Military street.

Sweetheart rosea and, beta chrysanthemums with butterCy bows of tulle, arranged In an attractive grouping, centered the table where covers were placed for twelve guest. Before each plate was a nosegay of yellow roses and bebe chrysanthemum of a boutonnalre, for the girls and the men, while the bride-eiect found at her place a much larger corsage of th same Sowers. The place were marked by dainty-cards in the bridal theme. Those present were Miss Moore, Miss Leth Mills, Miss Mary Foster, Mrs. Wilbur Davld.on, Miss Florence Moore, Bruce Wright, James Has-lett, Peeley Mosher, Stanford Westell, Major Waiter Wright.

Miss Hsynts and E. A. Haynea. This noon Miss Mary Foster gave a luncheon for Mi Moore at her home on Sixth treet, and Monday evening Mr. and Mrs.

"William Wlilson will give a dinner for the W'right-Moore parly at their summer home north of St. Clatr. Aswwlation Meeting Port Huron Chapter, So. 170. Order of KaMeru Star will entertain the St.

Clair Countv Association of the O. K. S. Monday afternoon and evening in Masonic temple. Sixth street.

In the afternoon there will be a reception to Grand Chapter officers and the transaction of regular routine business. In the evening a class of four candidates will be Initiated by o.Ticera chosen from the county chapters. Among the grand chapter officer who will participate In the event are Mrs. Gertrude Park-hurst. Grand Rapids, worthy grand matron: Franklin Moore, of St.

Clair, associate grand patron; Ada Sangster, of Cheboypan, associate prand conductress; Miss Minnie G. Kenyon, of Marine City, past worthy grand matron, and William Quackenbush, of Mt. Clemens, past worthy grand patron. Mrs. Florence Babbitt, of Ypsllantl life member of tha grand chapter and past grand chaplain, will be a puest of honor and present the flag.

Fare-well Ttcx-ptJim The rnmtiiTs of the Calvary Baptist church, gave a farewell reception In honor of Rev. and Mrs. (i. A. Pavne, who are about to take tip their residence In Urown City from whence Rev.

Payne came to this city November 25. 190C. to take up work here as pastor of the church. In which capacity he served for nine years, but because of failing health he was obliged to discontinue about three and a half years ao. This pnitorate, with the added years of residence here, has endenred him to all who know him.

This real bond of fellowship was evinced list evenlnsr, when about one hundred and fifty people gathered at the church to bid them farewell, althouch the church had but short notice of their decision. A splendid supppr was prepared. A purse of twenty dollars was made up during the evening and presented to them. ROYAL SOCIETY Art Embroidery Package Work IhM 10-lS'ss neeesafat Social HelS The Westminster Oulld ef the Westminster Presbyterian church gave a soclsl and entertainment on Friday evening In the parlor of the church, which was most generously patronised. The room were crowded to the utmost with young peple and a most enjoyable time was had.

The different booth were artistically arranged, selling candy, baked goods. Ice cream cone and hot coffee and doughnut. The guild ought to reallie $25.00 for missionary purpoe from this affair. Birthday Dinner To eompljment Donald Clary who returned only recently from overseas and who on Thursday had a birthday. Mr.

and Mrs. Rov Clary irav- a dinner party at their home on Tenth avenue, Thursday evening. Covers were laid for ten st a table attractive with In keeping with Hallowe'en. Mrs. Victor Vincent, of lAke-port, and siter.

Mrs Reynolds, of Kansas City have been vlsitlnff friends In Port Huron. Dancing; Party Friday evening In Elks temple, a group of Port Huron people enjoyed an Informal danelns party given bv the young men of the Alpha Gamma Nti. Dancing was from 8:30 until with snlen-did music by the Hess orchestra. Among thos In attendance at the party were Mis Jean Morris, of Detroit, and Bruce Martin and Thomas Howard, employed In Flint, who eamo home for tHe affair. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Welsh chaperoned. Mayos Illoek Addre.se Meetlnar Tn publishing the report of the FUlmorePleroe Tarent-Teacher association meeting at the Fillmore school Thursday It was stated that Judge It. Islack. was the speaker.

The TlmesIIerald was misinformed as It was Mayor Black who so kindly addressed the association at that time. rnrent-Tearhers Morflne A regular meeting of the Adtms-Harrison Parent-Teachers association will be hld at th Adams school Tupsilay at 3:30 p. m. A f1n proKrnm has been prepared. Every member Is asked to attend and bring a friend.

Personal Mention Mls Lillian Gnlbralth. of the Harrington liofel. will spend Run-iinv at Croswell and Jeddo. Mrs. Alldn Ferguson, Erie street leave today for London and Buffalo, where she will spend three weeks.

ierrtffrrrrrr 3 i contains nothing thar is harmful and much that is beneficial. It is practically all nutrition. Choice Rtcipe'book frrt Walter Raker SGoitd. Estsblisnrmiou. "Dorchester Mass.

Jj 3 DANCING ASSEMBLY Tuesday Night October 2 1 At Masonic Temple 11:30 to McKANLASS and Orchestra FOURTH WEEK OF FOXTROT CONTEST ADMISSIOJT Con pis BOc I-artle Single, irntlpmrn 65c War Tas Included Etna Bishop Winchester at Grace Church 11 A. M. The Rev. C. Collins of Hot Springs at 7:00 Your Photograph is the only Christmas Gift your friends can't buy The Israel Studio i 102 Military St.

Thone 1645W for appointment Ths Kodak Store MatrimoniaL Ibold-Hsokentepe Announcement hu ben In Port Huron of th marriage of Miss Lona Viola Mackwitepe. daughter of Mr. and Mr. Frederick E. Maekentep.

ta "Walter Edward Iboli. Th wedding took placs Wednesday October llth at St. Lawrenc church. Piie Cincinnati, th hens city of the bride and groom. Th Macken-tepe.

family ha spent many sum-mem at Gratiot beach and the bride Is well known among the Port Huron peopla who real da at tha beaches during- tha wnmer month. Sa nbom-P1erc Port Huron will be interested In tha marrlag of Miss Leslie E. Pierce- and Carl R. Kanborn. of Providence.

R. which took place In New York city October 9th at tha Cathedral of ft. John The Divine. Mis Pearc Is a sls'er of Mr. Eeaaia McMurray of Elk treat.

6ha la a former resident of thla city, and attended high achool hare. For the past few year aha haa been making her home in tha eaat. Mr. Sanborn la an electrical engineer of Provident. Wstson-Mitchrll Friday morning at ten o'clock at th parsonage of tha South Park Methodist Episcopal church.

Miss Ruth M. Mitchell daughter of William Mitchell. of Thirtieth street, was united in marriage to Homer A. Watson, of Little street, lev. John K.

Mealley officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Watson, after a few days wedding trip, wUl take up their residence with tha bride's father. Mr.

Watson la a returned soldier, having served oversea with Company I Social Gatherings. Social S.irl- I.mot Forme At a meeting held Friday afternoon at the home of Mn. Frank Henson, Military afreet, the Donald B. Duncan Section of the Navy League, which throughout the period of the war did a wonderful work In fitting out the and Bailors who left Port Huron and surrounding territory for servle. with socks sweaters and other knitted garment, was dissolved and a Social Service League has been organized.

The Ponald IJ. Duncan Section had on hand the sum of $1100 raised through benefit affairs and it wss voted yesterday to give tlnr of this amount to the Annrlcsn Leg-Ion for lis work among the soldiers and to place the remaining 130 In a trust fund. This fund will he In charge, of a committee of which Miss Kusebla Davidson is chairman It will be usd among the soldiers wherever It Is needed. In case of sickness or other adversity. The money wss raised for the benefit of the and sailors from here and It was decided that It should be turned bark Into something of help to the soldiers The league wa organlrecj In 1917 and ha 1 over two hundred members.

The presidents were the late Mrs. Oeorge I Brown snd Mrs. Frank Henson. The new organization, the Social Service League, will be open to very woman In town whether or not she hss been a member of the Navy League, and the society will have for Its object social servle work, the exact nature of which will be decHed upon a later meeting when aTlcere will be elected Members st the Navy League meeting yesterday enrolled for membership In the new organization and a nominating committee was sp-polnted The Navy League bed a large quantity of knitted garments snd yarn on hand and a disposition of this will be made. The knitted garments will be given out to th sick and returned men while the yarn on hond will be sold.

Persons desiring snv of this crey or khskt varn may secure It from Mrs. Geo. Shields. Pianos from to I1J00 st Grinnell Bros. 211 Huron Ave.

10-1S T. Ileal a Congh Tak HATES' HEALINO HONEY. J5e rer bi Carmoney Fleming CHIROPRACTORS 3 9 1 Huron over Cn-trsi rug re. Hours 9 to 11 a. I to end 7 to 8 p.

m. Phones OTIce 102S-J: Res 1S5J-J and 1644-M. 7-24-0 Printing. Developing ALLOWEEN NOVELTIES parties, the time is growing in Every Thrifty Man and Woman of Port Huron and Vicinity No others should read further-- Please Take Notice! This Bank Fa: a I MM I BK -4f vtv Tl on Savings Certificates, if left with us SIX MONTHS Deposits are OR MORE. Many women who prefer to give a bit of handwork as a Christmas remembrance are finding many pleasing suggestions in these stamped Art Tieces and Tackage Embroidery articles.

Whether you wish to embroider, knit, cr crochet something for a friend's personal use or for her home it is time "to be at it," and you will find many dainty and clever new thing3 to make in these displays. A Minerva Yarn Silk and Germantown Corticelli Yarn larn Pheasant Floss Knitola Radio Shetland Tetzola Silky Worsted Angola Heatherball Flosola Wool Wool Hallow'een Parties Branches at South Park and North End 1 Get busy and plan your A New Stock of Beautiful Yarns We invite you to visit our Yarn Dept. and lock over our beautiful new line of YARNS. Seasonable, stylish shades and mixtures, which work up into unusually smart appearing articles. short.

nave the most extensive line of novelties the city. Select your requirements at once. Safety Deposit Boxes in Our Convenient and Commodious Safety Deposit Department at Two Dollars and upwards, according to size. MacTaggart's Commercial Stationers Cochrane Dry Goods Co..