Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 220, Hammond, Lake County, 28 February 1919 — Page 5

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T.'i'.heran pastors. taclrF and lay' representatives of Lake and Porter j "unties will mei. on Monday at St.; Pauls I.uthfijn rhuri'h in Hammond' fr!' he purpose or organizing; a conn - i 'V cimrtifn for th I,ytheran l.a - : n an's League. Thirty delegates ar ; xoec.ed ' Tii' Lutheran Laymen's League, an i. sanitation o influential laymen ol H Missouri S;, nod. has launched ai drive for a three million dollar endow- i ment fund wnnnK the camirmjnicant members of its own synod, the inconi" I

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sti'd entertained at a dinner of pre Uy j her. In two t reUs Mrs. .1. Arthur Da', is appointment? Wednesday owning in of Mnywood von will bo hoMes.

compliment to Sergeant I.ouis ivib of alilngti'n ti lm the guest of I'orporal Harry Dormr. Servant Korb Is an instructor tf music hut i now in the service in Washington. Me. entertained the gu'-Ms with several piano number.? following the dinner. The guests at the dinner included -farin WiIccn, Sergeant-Major tleoiEe 1?

j L'erner. Corporal Harry Horner. John ! Kerne, Mj, John Dene. Mii:3 AuilU Wili cox, Mifs Helen IJ!o?rr ai:J "Theodosia tiraham of South Chicag

of which will be used to support the Sl nod's incapac:rated pastor.. profes- ; "ors, teachers and the widows and or- j 7'.ian o" the deceased. ! Campaign Vott On. ; Th amount is to h raised bv an in- j 'rnj:i campaign of two wee'.cs. fro;n j "March 30 to April 13. inclusive. The) dr;e :s preceded by an educational' campaign under th direction of Theo. j T.amprecht of New York. TIn. Benja- j

The home economics department of the Hammond Woman's Club enjojed a demonstration of unusual merit jtsterday. The demonstrators were the Misses Stark and I.ighlt'oot. two students of t lie Industrial high school. They handled their subject, desserts, with the assurance and poise of finished cooks and their demonstration reflects the highest credit on the splendid work of the domestic science department of the high school. The various delicious products of their skill were served by the following committee: Mesdames ill!.

son, .iic.mcct. i u nningna in. l icrners,

r, Mcc'onii-ll and X. man. The meeting of the department mil he

in three weeks with Mrs ieorse Kawkng and her committee m charge-.

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nd Henry Horst of H T s I a n d The campaign headquarters are at-d at Chicago. 111.

I he committee is recelvins 'atic aupport from all part! I'. S

ery enjoyable affair of last ining was the mask box social given by the members of th Deborah Society t the I'irst Christian church. A largo number of quests were entertained and a nice sum was realized for the church J. C. MiiPUen auctioned the boxes. The sale, fol'eved a very attractive program of musical and literary numbers

which was gcatley enjojed by the audi- '

ence. On account of the illness of the president the meeting of the South Side V. C. T. V. which nas announced for yesterday afternoon at the homo of Mrs. Harry Hatfield in Kri street wa postponed and announcement of the next meeting will be made later. - Mis Mildred Walker enter'atned at a ery delightful parly "Wednesday evening at her home. 76-' Alice street, in celebration of her birthday anniversary. Music, games and dancing were features of the evening and at clecn o'clock a two course luncheon was servt'd. There were cover? for ' the Misses T.ucile Cope. Margaret Faul. Cecelia llumpfcr, Anna Cope. Florence I.auernian. Christine Thiel. Ruth Woodin. Mildred Wa'ker. Messrs. John Ckason. Haroid and Marlowe Walker and Mr. and Mrs. S. Walker.

Morn to Mr. and Mr-. John Kirkcr of "Jarficld avenue Thursday. February '7. a son Mr- o. K. Smith. 304 S. llohman St.. left Thursday night to visit relatives and friends at Indiarapolis and Oxford. O., until Monday. Miss Elizabeth Singer who is attending Mrs. Blaker's school in Indianapolis will he the guest of Miss Gladys Forlin of May street for the week end. Erary raal American ahonld bny a tlcaat for th Elka' bneflt daaca Xor the Salratlon Army Tady March 4, at th Maaonlc Tempi, and Chamber of Commerce. -s-',t Don't forget to met ;rand President of Th lnited Uailwtv Vardmen. .Sun

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i Sunday Night Club Meeting j Attorney Alfred K Martin f South j Bend will speak at the Sunday, coning; i services st the First Presbyterian 'church Sunday. March 2. at 7:30 p. m. : Thw meeting is under the aurpices of ;the Sunday Xight Club, an organization of the men of the church. Mr. 'Martin's subject will be "Til" New Era ! of Reconstruction." Judge r.it--r will ! preside.. Special music. J 1

will ki e an iriloniii :

ji'.ancmc i-arty at. the I la mmond chjn--j hr of tt mintrce ball room Monda y

WOMEN IN BUSINESS.

I Woman's power in America is writ illustrated by the thousands of wonieri i who entered almost every line of bui1 ness to replace mr:n who v, ere di afied

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PERSONAL i SOCIAL NEWS

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!o-iCleanse the blood with Stuart's Calcium ! Club and will be held at the Masonic ! leftist church in trie cnurcn pariors.

.Vafe:s and the facial blemishes disap-j Temple on the evening of March M !i j The program will begin at eight o clock enthu- Mart's ,"alc;um Uafer? are m,ireSlnmng at eight o'clock. The enter- j and at the close r"'' of theiactie in the skin where thev improve 'ainment will be given by the members served. All members ana iri.nas pi land clear the blood. And you'll never ; of the evening hour committee under the church are cordially invited to at-

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COKXXa STENTS. , Th Pythian Pleasure Club will en- j ert&in at an informal dancing rarty ' Saturday eening at the K. of P. 1 Temple, corner of Hohnun and Ogden ! streets, for its members and their l auests. ! At her home in Michigan avenue this I

vening Mis Apphia Bogard will he h-st?ss to the t A. M. Club. Mrs. John A. Gtvlt of Hi slop Tlaee will open her home this evening for the Frances "Willard Memorial meeting of the W. C. T. V. The four Unions will yoin in the program. The monthly social meeting of Olivet '"ircle. Loyal Women, will tie held this evening at the home of Mr3. F. O. Hick n Wilcox street. The atory hour at tho Hammond public library will be he'd at the usual tour Saturday from ten to elen o'clock and all children are Invited. An Important business meeting of the West Hammond Commercial Club will be held at the "Wentworth school Monday evening at eight o'clock and all Tembers are urged to attend. There will b a meeting of the Fake "ounty Human Society Monday evening at srvent-hirty o'clock at the Central school. "Ererr Am erica a Honld, bay a ticket for the IUi' tenant dance for the SalTaUon, Army Tuesday eve.. Zfarch 4, at the Maaonto Temple and. Chamber of Commerce. 2-CS-:t Mrs. T. M. "Wilkison, 4 5 Truman aeie. opened her home last evening to the members of Liberty Cabp No. 81?" Hoyal Neighbors, for an Old Maids narty. About thirty members were In attendance and wlh them Mrs. "Wilkison entertained her mother. Mrs. Dagler " Princeton. Ill , Mrs. Spencer. Mra. Tebcda, Mrs. Florence Wilson, Mrs. Otto Taylor and Mrs. Xordwail. In the game? ihe prize were won by Mrs. Highland, Mrs. I'eters, Mrs. Xordwall. Mrs. Flamcan and Mrs. Teboda. Refrshments were served and a pleasant time was spent aocially. The Busy "Bee. Girls of Tine St. 1 "hurch will held a bake sale in Brusels" Store tomorrow. C-l'8-1 .. surprise party was g!en at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest "Whistler. 1 14 Harrison street, in honor of their

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Zahner were hostesses to the fifth division of the M. 11. Ladies" Aid Society etcrda tterno.n at Mrs. l ibber's home in Fecker street. The nicml'TJ spent the afternoon sewing carpet rigs

and during the social hour refreshment? 1 were served. There was a large attendance of the members Rnd Mrs. D. K. i Stickler was enrolled a? a new mein-

llammond Temple No. 73 Pythian Sis

ters will meet this evening at the K. of j P. Temple, corner of llohman and Og- !

den streets, Tb. v. -el.lv rT-ctirg of, Dorcas P.ehckah lodge will be held Saturday evening at the I. O. O. 1. hall.

J Mrs. Flsie Goodwin and little dau.;h- i trr Margaret of New London, Wis . are ; the guests of Mrs. Coodw in's rister. I Mr.-. ;. A. Dolhof of L'G5 Cotikey ainui'. I

I and Eula Milliken, Harriet Teager,

I Meredith clls. Nori.il ir,d lla'lc" i

Griffith. Helen Sailors and Violet Kcll. BEL CANTO Phonog-ra ph Racked j by a $60. 00", ooo corporation Sold "oy i THE MUSIC MALT. Hammond. C5-H -- i TMiss Aurilla Ailcox entertained a!

few friends informally last cxenirg at her home ;n Detroit street. Dancing and cards were the diversions and during the eienirg a rrettily appointed two course luncheon was served. Among

J th guests wee Harry Domer. Clarence

Jones. William Hill of Hammond who j have, just returned from "oicrseas."

Sergeant Korb of Washington. George Demer and the Misses Graham. Heln P.losscr, Apphia P.ogard. Garner. Kiindbum, r.osc Lcc Nag'.e and Lutli Woodin. P.. I". H-lley. Dentist. Koum 111 First National Fank Building. Entrances: Sibley or Hohman Sts. Phone n4.i7. :-:i-:nk Forty members of Golden Hod Camp No. 1 6 " 7 Roial Neighbors gathered at the home of Mrs. Carroll in Oak street last evening for a surprise party in honor of her daughter, Mis Mabel Car

roll. The party re!brate4 their birth- !

day annn ersaries ar.d Mrs. Carroll w as present with a Koyal Neighbor ring and Miss Carroll with a Royal Neighbor pin, Music and games were enjoyed following which 'refreshments wore, served. - -- Mrs. Charies See of the missionary department was in charge of the meeting of the Baptist "Woman's L"nion yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. H. Pearson in Van Burin street. Her subject was "The North Hammond Mission." The musical protrram included a piano solo? by Miss Vivian Dietrich, a vocal solo by !..rs. George Flynn with violin obligato by Mrs. F.dgar Crumracker and a violm selection by Mark Cook aceompanie dby Mrs. Georg" House. Tief reshm en t s were fnM af-te-the progrnin by the following

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5 Bijou Hat Cleaning

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Parlor V WT 175 State Street. f TT A

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n. Norwal. The auests Included Fd- ! hostesses: Mr?. W. A. Hill. Mrs. Ceci!

Hamachcr. Mrs. Clifton Itamaeher, Mi-s. Gordon. Mrs. Griffith and Mrs. H-?n?on.

ward Sailors. John "Willis. Fred and Joe Haney. Lawrence Oswald. Joe Steien, Helen Carlson. Eula "Willis, F.dna McConnell, Dorothy Ppeelman, "Evaughn

Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Dern'r of Sol Frie

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Cracker Demonstration Bremner Bros. Crisp White Soda Crackers, Excelall brand, Ji

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Strfttly Fresh Eggs, dozen

Fancy Head Rice, lb

tic 10c

7c

32c

Prunes, Fancy Large, 2 lbs. . -..

35c

Jell.O All Flavor, Fka 10c Raisins, Loose Muscatels, 2 lb - 35c Soup Tomato and Vegetable, c" 9C Milk Two tall "' :- 25 c Corn Fancy Ind. Pack, "n 15c Cheese, Cream Brick, Ib -,- 33c Brooms, heavy well md 79c

MEATS Young Pig Pork Butts, lb

Young Pig Side Pork, Ib

Spare Ribs, lb 17c Neck Bones, 10 7c Young Native Chuck Roast, Ib 21c to 26c Boneless Sirloin, ,b 2Sc to 32c Veal Leg Roasts, ,b 30c to 32c Veal Stew, lb., 24c; 5 lb8 S1.00 Veal Cliops,

Ib Young Beef Liver,

,b- 14c Brisket Bacon, ,b - 40c Bacon Squares,

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Fresh Dressed Poultry, Fresh Fruit and Vegetables, Smoked, Salt and Pickled Fish all kinds.

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Specials for Saturday, March 1st Milk Fed Native Veal Leg or Loin, lb 25c Fresh Spare Ribs, lean and meaty, lb 16 Select Brand Hams, the best in the market, lb 33c Select Brand Shoulders sweet as a nut, lb. . . .23c Butternut Brand Brisket Bacon, lb 32c Fresh Baltimore Oysters, per qi. 60c

Fresh Cut Veal Chops, lb 28c Prime English Leg of Mutton. Ib. . . P28C Fresh Cut Voimg Mutton Chops, b...2Gc Fresh Cut Lamb or Mutton Stew. Ib.. .15c Fresh Mcntv Xcck Hones. 11, Qlc Fresh Liver, sliced to order, lb 5c1 Fresh Tjean Pork Putts, lb 19c

M. Ham, lierlin or Veal Sausage, lb..23c Krcsh J'rankfurtcr or Pork Sausage, lb.. .22c Sugar Cured Boiling Paeon, lb 26c Swift's Shortening, better than lard, lb.. '. .2Sc Full Cream Brick Cheese, lb 29c Pickled Pigs Feet, cooked and .synced, lb.. .12c Heinz Large Dill Pickles. ,. for 10c

Heintz Queen Olives, Per Qt. 50c Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded.

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181 East State Street.

Hammond, Ind.

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IMPORTANT MEETING 0-K Giant Battery Co: Will have a Get-to-Gether Meeting March 3d, 1919, at 8:00 P. M. At this meeting we will discuss matters of interest to the stockholders. All stockholders should be present and bring a couple of friends. - The Three Dollar Price is Still On CALL OR WRITE 0-K Giant Battery Co: - 517 BROADWAY, GARY.