Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 4, Hammond, Lake County, 22 June 1921 — Page 5

Wednesday, June 22, 1921.

THE TIMES

HAMMOND

BOY SCOUTS

PREPARE FOR CAMP

Hrnmnl boy scouts will asrain have a cimp this summer. Arraignments nave ben made for the boys to go to Lake Eliea, Indiana, about thirty miles from Hammond, for a two weeks' vacation under conditions which will be

loeai. Ths camp, which will be calle

wanaganstc, la located on John Fit

gerald's farm. It will ba run In three

essions, about seventy scouts being ac

commodated on each trip. The conditions for this year's cam

will be unusually attractive. The lak

i eprrag ita. ana orrers unusual Op

portunltleu for fishing:, swimming

boating- and other spirts. The cost i

very slight, $10 being: an ample sum to se the boy througrh for the two

weeks.

Jk.il sports of hikes and athletics win

be enjoyed under proper supervision

Bcout activities- win be givn a para

mount place in the program each day

The camps will start June 27th, and the last srroup will leave the lake

Aug:. 7th. Transportation has been ar

ranged for, and all scouts In Hammond who are registered, and who desire to

go to tha camp, may do so by com

municating with Irvin Scott, scout ex

ecutlve, in the First National Bank

buildin.

PAGE FIVF.

Personal and Social News

Mrs. Frances M. Kinsley left today

for Jackson and Detroit, Mich. In De

troit she will visit her sister, Mr.

C. P. Standlsh of that City.

Miss Lots Oilbert of Chicago Is the

fruest of Laura Fitzgerald for a few

days.

On Friday evening-. June I. the

Hammond Temple No. 73 Pythian Sis

ters will entertain in honor of their ditiMct deputy grand chief. Mrs. Ollle

B&ssenger Of Warsaw, Ind. Visitors

are- expected from Whiting. Lowell,

East Chicag-o. Indiana. Harbor. Gary,

South Chicago and Harvey. Both the

Knig-hts and Ladies degrees will be

conferred upon a class of candidate

Refreshments and a social hour will

clone the evening's program.

Reports have reached the suburb of

the engagTnent otf William J. Hast

Ingrs. one of our most prominent young bachelors to t21a Marie Boyd of Chi

cago, the marriage to take place.

June 29. The wedding will bo simple

and informal Just the relatives and a

few cloae friends being invited. After th honeymoon they will take the

T. K Bell's aparunent for the re malnder of the summer.

air. ana sirs. Charlea Kltchln ot

Webb tret have Just returned from

a motor trip to Clinton. Ia.

Mrs. C. H. Hortman entertafnea ne

Tuesday Afternoon Bridge club at a

one o'clock luncheon at her home yes

terday. The highest scores in brldga were held by the Mesdames J. Thompson and Harry Smith. The guesta were Mesdames M. D. Stewart. Martin Cunningham. Frank Hammond and Halnley. This was the. last meeting until the fall. Mrs. J. H. McClay has returned from an extensive visit with her mother at Madison. Wis. Mrs. Heinley of Escanaba, Mich., !s the guest of the Martin Cunninghams of Waltham street. Herbert Langendorf, son of Rev. and Mrs. Peter Langendorf is home from St. John's Military Academy Where he has been attending school.

The Mlftses Grace and Lois Daugherty of 1S3 Truman avenue have gone on a visit to Clinton and Maquoketa, la. Miss Grace will spend six weeks and Lois will be gone about 10 days. The Dorcas Aid Society will not have a wieeting this week the next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Snow- of Van Buren street next week. Mies Marie Hart delightfully entertained the T. B. C. club at a beach party lat evening. The n(-.xt meeting will be held at the home of Miss Mildred Hathaway of 429 Logan street.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Swanton are leaving the latter part of this week for Herrfngton, N. J., where they will visit their son, William, who Ja working for Swift & Co. there. W-ynn Jones and his house guest Mr. Beach left this morning for Michigan where they have accepted positions for the summer. The B. T. V . club will have a beacn party at Lake Front park and !f it doe not rain all members are requested to meet at the four corners at 8 o'clock tonight.

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SINGER SHOP 168 State St. Hemstitching done correctly, 10 and 12c ner yard. Also used Singer sewing machine, latest style, 6 $30. Give us a call. 6-15-tf

If you want your HEMSTITCHING done right, have Mrs. Miller, 189 State St., do it for you. Phone 1790. Open evenings. 6-7-lmo

FADING BEAUTY Bulgarian Blood Tea, nature's pure herbs, will help preserve woman's beauty. A Beautiful Complexion Every woman can improve her complexion by using Bulgarian Blood Tee once a week. Sold by drosrrtata. Maarvni Prednota Co., Fltteonrgh, Pe.

The Golden Rod social club will

meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Fred Cedergren of Maywood avenue. The W. C. T. U. silver medal contest was held last evening at the Brooks House with a large attendance in charge. The meeting waa opened with the community singing which is reported to have been excellent, Mrs. H. E. Granger led In prayer and Mr. and Mrs. News the singing evangelists gave several selections. Mrs. K. D. Licklider gave a talk explaining the W. C. T. U. medal contest work. There are a, number of medals which are awarded, tho silver, gold, grand gold, diamond and grand diamond, last evening there was a class of nine contestants. Miss Agnes MacGuire- who is soon going to another continent as a missionary presented the medal, tho Judges were Mrs. Helen McCartln, Mrs. Wm. Myers and Miss Agnes Magulre. The medal waa awarded to Ellrabeth Kuglis, whose subject was. "Since Papa Doesn't Prink." This was one of the beet contests yet witnessed not one of them forgetting their speeches, they were between the of 11 and 13. The Misses Dorothy and Gladys Graves have gone to Morocco, Ind., where they are visiting relatives for a few days.

The Ladies Auxiliary of trie American Legion will meet in room No. 3 of the court house for their regular business meeting tomorrow evening.

Dr. and Mrs. T. K. Bell are leaving today for their summer home at Lake Winnelag(. Wis. They will be gone until September.

Edgar Beckman ad sister Eleanor will leave tomorrow by motor for Iuluth, Minn. Kdgar will spend the sumer fn his brother's farm just out of ruluth.

The Irving school L. T. L. will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at Morris park. The children will bring their luncheon and after the meeting they will have a picnic. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Ke-nner and family of Detroit, Mich., are visiting friends and relatives in Hammond.

William Vettner of Springfield. III., has been the gust of his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. IX. Wilson, of thia city for the past two weeks.

The Trinity League have arranged a social meeting for the Junior and Senior Leagues in the church parlors, Walt ham and Tark rlace. Thursday evening. June 23. All members are requested to be present, friends cordially invited to attend.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sohl were very pleasantly surprised last evening when a number of their friends gathered at a house warming at their new bungalow on 450 Drackert street. The evening was spent with games

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and music after which a dainty luncheon was served. The guests were Mis Mona Mott. Miss Dtlores Ross, Mrs. Earl Kemp, Otto Berg. Herbert Lamborn, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Holland, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kleinschmidt, Mr. and Mra. Wm. Stuart. Mr. and Mrs. Scott .Bobbins. Mr. and Mrs. Arley Worth. The 5th division of the Ladles Aid of thf First M. K. church will meet at the home of Mrs. Frank Kansier of 514 .Summer street at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.

FOUR AUTO SUITS Four suits were filed today in tho Hammond superior court by the Wesrt Hammond Trust & Saintrs bank for collection of promlsory notes given to the Toren Auto Sales Co., by purchasers of automobiles. The defendants are Vlnege (lyemanth, Eric Kwanson, J. II. I'.rown and Thomas S. East. The plaintiff is represented by Attorneys Ilaeh, Uavit, Htlnson and Gnvit.

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FAMILY REUNION

SPECIAL TO THE TIMES SCHERKRVILLE. Ind., Juno 22. The Nick J. Kohrman home, between Schererville and Crown Point, was the .scene of a happy gathering Sunday when twenty-eight automobile loads of relatives and friends from Chicago dropped In for a little picnic. When Henry Schulte of Dyer arrived, the total attndance was 120. At noon a bijr basket dinner was enjoyed and the afternoon was spent in various Karnes and

amusements. The party broke u at 6:30 o'clock in the evening.

CHICAGO HEIGHTS GIRL jS LAYS MAN TT'N.T?R,NATJNAL NEWS SERVICE

wilu'J. June 22 With a cry of "you wrecked mo." Lucy IU.satti. ajred 10. early today waylaid Guy De Pefw 4S. a block from his home In rhicafrn Heights and hot him twice. Do Peso, tho father cf several chilIren. died later, In a h05pit.1I.

BACK TO WORK AT PANHANDLE SHOPS CROWN POINT, IND.. June 22 Two hundred and fifty shop men were recalled today by tho Logansport division of the Pennsylvania railroad with headquarters here. Officials announce

tnat all departments of the shops will be affected by the recall. This is the first indication of a return to normalcy In the shops. Many of the men who will be recalled have been idle since In.r Terember..

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Every June Bride in Chicago Should Attend This Great Sale Here is the greatest opportunity te buy furniture you ever heard of. We are sacrificing od pieces from sets broken up in supplying the thousands of shoppers who have been selecting outfits here during the earlier part of the month. These

pieces will be cleared eut at, practically, what they cost us and you will be entitled to the benefits of our Free Savings Bank Account Plan on all purchases. Full particulars of this plan at any of our tores or from the officials of the Chicago City Bank Sc Trust Co. One dollar down will give you any article you want and you may pay off the balance in small weekly or monthly installments.

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Axminster Rugs at $39.75.

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3 -piece overstuffed parlor suite with spring cushions and spring edges;

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in brown mahogany

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Supreme double decked coil bed

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Full size all felt mattress with high fp-ade stripped ticking:;

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Handy kitchen cabinet with raod ok irame: eapeciaUy adapted for nse in honeymoon

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All metal library lntnpt inlaid art grlass shade; two light sockets,

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Solid mahogany aatrlng cabinet; large sire; beautifully hand polished,

Oak or mahogmny finish livinjy room rocker; Spanish Ira t her upholstering.

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