Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 268, Hammond, Lake County, 30 April 1920 — Page 5

"Fridar. April 30, 1920.

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SOCIAL NEWS

BISHOP SILVER'S A IT En SAT The twenty. fifth anniversary of the consecration of Bishop Whits was observed In St. James parish. South Bend on Wednesday and Thursday of this veek. A complimentary banquet introduced the occasion held in the Rotary Club room of the Hotel Oliver. 147 guests were assembled around the festal board. The honored guests, the Bishop and Mrs. White and their six children, the speakers for the evening and the. members of the anniversary committee were seated at the main table. The r.tv. K. W. Averi',1. rector of Trinity church. Fort Wayne, the oldest prijst present in the diocese was appointed the toastmaster. Bishop J.. A. Leonard of Ohio, a co-consecra-tnr of Bishop White spoke on "Our Bishop in the American Church; Lanrn

Here Is Picture Churches Have Chosen As That of the Typical American Gin

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SeeWin? a po?ter which correctlv presented the typical American daughter in her present day attitude to the Church, the art directors of the Intrrchurch World Movement chose the painting of Denman l ink. This serene, calm-eyed, wholesome j-oung woman was selected a i the tvpe of the daughters of America he;ng reared u::rier the influence of the Chmtian Church. Mr. Fink's pa.nting shows her here pausing as though waiting for her parents to join m restoring the complete membership attendance of tins place of worship, one of the objectives of the Interchurch World Movement in which the evangelical group of Protestant Churches has joined. The poster has ben prepared for

bers. An Interesting program has been planned by the chairman for the day, MIsa Kate Hamilton, which will be as follows: Group of songs, Mrs. G. Uannaucr; Little Secrets of the Piano

by Mrs. Eutene Cooper; Auto Kides. i piano. Miss Lillian Bigger; magician, j Itobert Wassman of Chicago; reading?

Mabel I'owley Jlarper; group or songs Mrs. L. L. Bomberger. All of the members and their children are urged to be sure and attend a very nice time is anticipated .

Mrs. .'. Mandernach. formerly of Hammond, now of Crown Point. is spending the week with her daughters Miss Blanch Mandernach and Mrs. K. K. Fa.cb.man. of 1257 Garfield ave. Senator Johnaota peaks at f ftrn o C lock Sharp Tonight. 4-30-1 Mrs. S. Greenwald of 13 Doty st. :ha.s just returned from ?Vw Tork City wrere she has been attending the funeral of her mother, the late Mrs. H. Wolh'tm. She has been gone for about six weeks. Her father. H.

Wolheim has returned with her to J make his home wilh them here In ;

Hammond .

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The Christian Science lecture advertised in the Times for May 2nd was an error. The date should of read April 1 5.

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Mrs. Henry Huber will reFlorida tomorrow.

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P.cade of Cincinnati. Ohio, on "Uur Bishop in the Province." Then follow-) ed 'Our Bishop in the Diocese." by!

the Pvev. L. W. Rcgrs; "Our Bishop Among; Us." by Mr. E. W . Gingrich, a vestryman of St. James. South Bend. "Our Bishop As a f riend." by the Rev. Chas. H. Young, of Chirago. The Hon. Stuart MacKibbin. chancellor of the diocese, and legal adviser of the Bishop, paid a loving: and eloquent tribute to him. Bishop White, with much feeling and gratitude in his heart closed the events of the evening with a strong- message and added this

occasion had brought t-.is whole fam- . ily together again, Jhe first time Inj Senator Johnson Spenka ten years, j o't lock Sharp Tonight. The anniversary service was held in! St. James church Thursday morning, j Grand Gaia Concert given

Bishop White was the celebranc nd

Bishop Leonard of Ohio

Hears Hans Wagner singing Waf-j ram's Tries Lied from Tannhauser atj th concert gicn by Saergubund-Fi-j deKa. May ?nd. at p. m. at Unity!

hall for the benefit of the starving children of Austria. Admission 50c. Supper and May ball after concert. 4--S

it Seven 4-30-1 by Saer-

1 Kcrbund-Fidelia. ad.Utsed by well

the special known artist ana fine orchestra for the

lin. The hostess srrved a nicely arranged luncheon. The next meeting

I will occur in two weks at the home I of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hain. J Mrs. W. T . Ioomis of 389 Oak st. j entertained the Dinner Club at etwelv j o'clock dinner at her home yesterday, j The table was atractively decorated with pink and white and a large bou

quet of 'pink and white roses. An elaborate six course dinner was served and the afternoon was spenj socially. Th next meeting will occur in two weeks at the home of Mrs. Wm. Hartman of Prackert st.

preacher. A splendid congregation was as present to render with the Bishop their thanksgiving to Almighty God for all the blessings of the past twenty five years and for the remarkable progress made.

Senator Johmtn Spenka o'clock Sharp Tonight.

Seven 4-30-1

The congregation of the First Baptist church gave a very delightful surprise house warming party to Itev. and Mrs. It. D. Licklider last night at their home on Kuth st. The evening was passed pleasantly with games and music, by the Baptist orchestra, and singing. There were over a hundred and twenty-five guests present who presented Mr. and Mrs. Uick- ' " 1 '

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benefit of the suffering children of Central Europe at Unity hall, Sunday. M;iy 2nd. at 3 p. m. Tickets 50c. Supper

and dance- after concert.

Senator Johnna Speaka O'clock Sharp Tonight.

4-:s Seten 4-30-1

Don't forget to attend the Gala Concert arranged by the SaergerbundFidelia for the benefit of he nick children of Central Europe at Unity Hall .Sunday. May ?nd, at 3 p. m. Supper served at 6:39. Dancing at 10. Tickets oPe. . 4-3S

Mrs. Florence Murray and two children. Constance and Richard. have

l gone to Rochester. New Tork. to spend i the summer. Mrs. Murray has not dc-

' cided whether she will return to Ham

mond to make her future home or remain in the East. Senator Johnwon Speak at Seren o'Cloek Sharp Tonight. 4-30-1 The F. E. G. cub w"lll meet at the home of Miss Mildred Westfall Indiana ave. on Monday evening, May 4.

I 1 l.e Hammond Womn's CJub will ( liji'l thir closing meeting for the j vc.(r 1919 and 1920 at the- K. of P. I hi!' Saturday afternoon wqen the club

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BUTTON COVERING Hemstitching, braiding, pleating and sewing machines at bargains. Call on J. Wassey, 31 State st.. just west of Hohman, phone 446-Hammond. 4-13

Senator Johnson Speaka at o't lork Sharp Tonight.

Seren 4-30-1

Baby Chicks

Big, strong, healthy chicks. Rocks, Reds, Anconas, White and Brown Leghoms. Come and see them af

D. L. Newmans Baby Chick Salesroom 542 Hohman Street and Monon Tracks. Phone Hammond 531.

lider with a beautiful flood lamp as a gift for their new home. A nicely arranged luncheon was served by the committee in charge.

Senator Johnson Speaka o'clock Sharp Tonluht.

Seven 4-30-1

The King's Herald will meet Satur-i day afternoon at 2:30 in the beginners) room of the First M. E. church. Tomi rrow will close the membership contest and the captain on cither side are requested to have all of the old and new members present. All girls between the ages of eight and four-j tpn are invited to attend. Clara Flcm 1 ing will be the tioste-ss for the day.j

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Manufacturers of High Grafc Confections and Ice Cream 166 E. State St. Two Stores 552 Hohman St. HAMMOND, IND. Main Office : Phone Hammond 458.

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Do not forget the Mallow-Tree stor-I is told by Miss Lauten at the public library tomorrow morning: from ten until eleven. ; ' I Born to Mr. and Mrs. M. K. K.lb. 1

Garfield st., a son. Charles td ward Garfield.

Senator Johnon Speaka at o'clock Sharp Tonight.

Seven 4-Sn-l

Miss Vera Schuitz very pleasantly i entertained the F. K. O. club at hT ' home on Johnson st. last evening. Af. f r t short business session th evening was spent with games and music. I The hostess ser-cd a nicely arranscd

luncheon. T!ie guests were Miss Emi1

longbein and Master Wm.

son. The club will inf t in two

at the hme of Miss I-'ranoas Drodr.

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Dr. F. L. Bunch of Muncie. Ind . is visiting his sister. Mrs. V. J. Ltz of Carroll st.. who is quite seriously all with blood poisoning.

Mrs. Clarence Tcboda of 541 Lyon st. entertained the May Flower Club yesf-rday afternoon at her home. The afternoon was spent playing pinochle, the highest scores were hrid by the Mosdames O. Collins and Earl DeCamp. The hostess serve da very nice luncheon. The- neNt meeting will occur in two weeks at the home of Mrs. Uteri of i2l riummer st. Senator Johnson Speaka at Seven o't fork Sharp Tonight. 4-Cft-l

The S. T. S. Five Hundred Ciub were entertained last night at the home r,f Mr. aT,,i Mrs. Earle Cole, on Highland st. The highest scares were held by Mrs. E. C"!e and Joe Hain.

ECONOMY jBtg. 84 STATE ST. (:) HAMMOND. . IND. K-

GROCERY and MARKET Phone Hammond 49

ECONOMY PRICES ARE ALWAYS LOW. READ EVERY ITEM AND CONVINCE YOURSELF. OTHERS ARE; WHY NOT YOU? COME TO THE ECONOMY STORE AND SEE THE MANY OTHER BARGAINS THAT ARE TO BE HAD. JUST A FEW OF OUR REGULAR EVERY DAY PRICES:

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Sliced, No. 2 can

Free Demonstration of Club House Soups Come in and try it.

EGGS, Strictly Fresh, C dozen BUTTER, Holland, fiQb UC TEA, Salada, 45 C GOOD LUCK BUTTERINE, 3 g c

GROCERIES

10c 16c

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39c 38c

CORN, Bee Brand, v No. 2 can RICE, Fancy Head, lb

PEAS, TOMATOES, 1 Ol

nut w kau PRESERVES, Pure Fruit, large jars PEACHES, Large Can in heavy syrup

CHEESE, Brick or Yellow Q g American, lb JJ NAVY BEANS, "IQc MILK, 11r tall cans PEARS, BjLitlett, 39 C large can J J SALMON, Red, tall cans 35c FLOUR, Ceresota, Gold 1 QQ Medal, Vsbbl tpl.iO

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Fresh Dressed Chickens. Veal Steak or Chops, 3 0 C ytUt:................24c Veal Shoulder, 22 C lb Veal Breast, lb .- 19c Pork Butts, 97 lb C

MEATS Pork Shoulder, Q O lb OC PtSteak: 28c Spring Lamb for Stew, J. S C Ca.lly Ham, Oscar Mayer, OC lb Beef Pot Roast, 1 8 C

Beef to Boil, 1 5 C Beef Short Ribs, 18c Hamburger, Fresh Made, 20 C lb Swift Premium Bacon, 52 C Swift's Pemium Ham, 4 1. C

A FULL LINE OF FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS, GROCERIES, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. 1 P. M. DELIVERED SAME DAY.

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