Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 102, Hammond, Lake County, 19 October 1921 — Page 5

Wednesday. October 19, 1921

THE TIMES.

Th Parents-Teachers Association of the MaywtMxl School met yosterdny -fternoon and about one ImnireJ mothers were in attendance. A business meeting- preceded an interesting program, during- which the officers for the ensuing- year were elected, including: President Mrs. Harry VV. Moore. Vice President Mrs. Nolan. Secretary Miss Kuth McConkey. Treasurer Mrs. Nettle Tost. Finance Committee Mrs . Albert Thon. Mrs. Hasse. The children of the lower sr-vles presented a ,plendid program, a'ftcr which Mr. Hestlnes of the P.rooks House gave a short and Kreatly enjoyed address. A social hour was enjoyed and a committee served dainty refreshments. The club will meet every month.

Frits Renk, the greatest violinist living, will appear at the conceit piven by the Saengerbtmd-Kidelia Sunday afternoon, October 30, L'nity Hall. 10-19-1 The Baptist Woman's Union will meet at the home of Mrs. II. It. Anderson. 1201 Garfield street, on Thursday afternoon at two forty-five o'clock. Members will notice that the place of this meeting: lias been changed.

Henry Klster entertained a few of his friends Monday evening at his home on Sibley street In honor of his cousin, Miss Myrtle Fisher of Seattle, Wash. Bunco was played and the prizes were awarded to Ksther Cooper and Kvaughn Milliken. After a most enjoyable evening, dainty refreshments were served. Manlove, The Man of Many Faces, t the Plna St.. Presbyterian Church Thursday evening. 10-13-1

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Mr. and Mis. Paul Newman of V.es-t State Ftr-et. nti rta.iru .1 a number of young re. ole last overling in honor of their son's and daughter's birthday.-. The house wu.-i prettily decorated wit'i t-prings of autumn leaves, Jin-U-o-larit.-rrns and miniature black eats. The evening was enjoyed playing bunco, and the hon rs were won by Miss K;uily Watts, Miss Irene Vlrich. Clarence Fleming and Charles Walil. Other games anil ma.sio were fvtares of tlie evening and the honor guests were the recipients of a number of lovely gifts. A delicious Hallowe'en, luncheon was. served to ' twenty-four guests. James K. Kigcr and Hiss Helen Sailors have been licensed to marry In Chicago. 15.-th young people are wt'U known in Hammond. The Jewish I,iultes' Aid Society will meet tonight at the home of Mrs. H. Iifm if Torretice avenu'j at half pat seven o'clock. All numbers are requested to be present. A number of pr-tty 'functions will bo given in the near future honoring Miss Helen l-'ors. whose marriage to John Fiest will be an event of next month. Thursday eveni-.g the young women of the second floor departments of the Iv.lward C. Minas company will entertain for Miss l-'ors at her homo on In graham avenue. Man'iove, The Jtan of Many Faces, nt the Pine St. Presbyterian Church Thursday evening. 10-10-1

Miss Mary No-.vak of Henry street entertained the mnmbers of the ZX. T. Club at her h m ; last evening. Music ami bunco were enojyed and the prizes were awarded Miss Anna Ho'.nn... and Miss Helen Prang. A prettily appointed Hallowe'en luncheon was serv

ed to the twelve members. The next j

meeting will be held at the horn ot Miss Peinholtz of Murray street.

her ho' ie in (Jlendale park. There wit? covers tor sixteen guests laid at an nl tractive table, and a delicioud course luncheon was served. There were four tables of bridge, the honora miwle by Mrs. H. C. tiro man and Mrs. Harry Smith. The next club party will be given in two weeks n.t the home ol Mrs. W. C. Norria of KlizabetU street. o Mrs. Fred Paige is entertaining at luncheon and bridge today at her homo on Moraine avenue, Kenwood.

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was given fast evening in honor d Miss Grace McNees at her home on Sibley street. The evening was enjoyed socially, nfter which Miss McNees was presented with a number of beautiful gifts. Her wedding will occur October HCtli. A dainty luncheon was served to Mrs. Kay Foster, Mrs. J. It. ParrUh, Mrs. Bocken. Mrs. Ross, Mrs. James Dickson, Mrs. E. C. McNees, Mrs. It. "V. McNees and the Misses Agnes Doherty, Hazel Ilocken. Helen Ilekson, Jeanetta Cohn, Edith Watts, Mabel Pach, Hazel Jones and Iouise F.bU-nbaeh.

Tickets for the. Lyceum of the Men's Club of the Pino St. Presbyterian Church at Summers1 Pharmacy. 10-13

Members of the Chicago Symphony Orchej-tra wiil furnish the music for the grand concert given by the Saeng-erbund-Fidelia Sunday, Oct. 30th. Unity Hall . 10-13-1 Miss li.aVcina Prem.er;rast entertained the members of Kappa lelta Gamma at her hoir,& on Warren street on

Monday evening. The evor.'ng was spent socially. aft-r which the hostess i

served delicious refreshment. to t hetwelve membus. The next meetlr.p will he held at the home of Mrs. Edward I Young of Harrison street. There will be a lcetu.ro of th, Hammond Zionist Club Thursday evening, October 2)th, in the- synagogue. There will be the nomination and election of officers. All members are requested to be present. Tlckeits for the Pyeeum of the Men's Club of the Pine St. Presbyterian Church at Summers' Fharmacy. 10-13 Mrs. Kohert It. Glllis entei'ained the members of the Tuesday Bridge Club yesterday at a one o'clock luncheon at

The Woman's Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church w ill hold an all day meeting tomorrow, Thursday. Luncheon will be served at twelve o'clock, and all the parish ladies are cordially Invited. Tim meeting will be held In the Guild I'.oom. Mr. and Mrs. David Jacobs of Thornton street announce the birth of a little daughter, Frances Jane, on Sunday, October 16th. Miss Myrtle Fiiher left today for her home in Seattle , Washington. after spending several weeks as the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Keinhardt Elster of Sibley street. Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Graves delightfully entertained at a birthday dinner at their homo on Erie street la-t evening in honor of Ilev. C. J. Sharp. The dinner table was attractive with a great birthday c-ke, with llgnted candles for a center-piece and bud vases of white roses. A delicious course dinner was served, after which the guests enjoyed a plea-s-ant social evening. The guests were Itev. Sharp and daughters Margaret, Eunice and Mary and son James, Mr. F. W. Swarts. Leonard McQulston, Mr. and Mr3. J. It. Graves.

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Club of the Tine St. Prosbyterlan Church at Summers' Pharmacy. 10-19 - The history department of the Hammond Woman's Club was entertained on Monday afternoon at the hrne or Mrs. P.. K Davles of Highland street. There were sixty members in attendance. The afternoon program wa.s opened by the reading of the 'Collect" by Mrs. J. C. Clark, and the singing of "Indiana" by the. committee accom-

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panied by Mrs. Love. Mrs. Dan Brown had charge of tie; "Current Events" and the topics weie H-ud by different mem herd. Anion? them were an article by Gov. Leonard Wood concerning the friendly relations botwen Japan and the L'nitod States, "The Assembly of the Committee on Disarmament," "President Harding's Proclamation for Silent Prayer on Armistice Day, Novembir 11th" (the time wll be from twelve to twelve-two o'clock), "An Appeal to Foreign Born Citizens to Consecrate their Lives to America." The dLscti?-sion.-were all greatly enjoyed and highly Instructive. . Mrs. N. Emmerling. who had charge of the afternoon's study on "The Paces of Europe," introduced Mr. A. J. Marko

who gave a splendid address. Europe, the smallest of continents, has been known to history for twenty-live hundred years. The name Europe was derived from the word "Ereb," meaning setting sun. This continent has a population of 450 million of people. Asia except China and Japan was suodued by Europe, and ail the Caucasian races came from Asia. On account of the intermingling o-f so many peoples, races are distinguished only by their languages. The Russians, 115 millions of them, drunk with liberty and self-rule, are indifferent and helpless without their objects of a-doratlon, "God and the Czar." The Latins are the most civilized of all Europeans. The Greeks arethe oldest nation, and the Servians have the most beautiful languai.-. Hungary has glorified herself In her fight for right, in upholding Christianity from the Turks. The Dutch are the most industrious and progressive; Italy Is noted 'for her singers and the musician; the French are the most highly educated; tho Irish are daring and sympathetic, great lovers of poetry and song; the Rritlsh are the most democratic, arrogant but not vain, and a vast population cf 200 millions. Europeans, like all countries, flg-ht for their Ideals and liberty. A pleasing feature of the afternoon was a quartette representing four races, and the singing of several selections. Mrs. B. L. Davies wore negress costume, Mrs. N. Emmerling was on American. Mrs. C. S. Kennarci an Indian and Mrs R. II. Harrington 'i representative o-f China and Japan. Mrs. M. E. Maharg accompanied the

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Sangerbuniiz-Fldella will give a grand concert on Sun-day, October 3; at Unity Hall commencing at 3:30 p. m. Tickets SOc. 10-13-1

Hammond Musical College. Piano, Voice, Violin, Public Speaking. Ukelele, Banjo, Mandolin, Guitar, Dancing, Dramatic Art. 10-1

Ruth Webster Cross, Dramatic reader and poprano, can be obtained for all clubs, lodges, church entertainment and social functions. Entire program a specialty. 222 Sibley, phone 248 Hammond. 10-15-tf

Don't forget- to attend the celebration of the Germanla Beneficial Union at their Club House. Oct. 23rd. Tickets 50c. Good program. Supper and dancing. 10-13-1

POTATOES! POTATOES! Geo. Liesenfe.lt returmd with hi.flrst car of potatoes, the crop Is about one-half, but the quality is good. Car on West Hammond team track, ' Mock from Swift & Co. AVe give '' lbs. for a bu. $1.00 at car, J 1 .60 delivered. Buy before- the railroad strike Fhone 1303-W, , Ilg-mmoud, 10-lj-t:

The German Jtcificwii Union District 529 will hold services for prsentatlon of their " district flag and ; beautiful American flag ot Club Honscorner Sohl and Indiana, on Octobe, 23rd beginning 3 p. m. Exc-elKnt. pro gram. Supper served and dancing i evening. 10-17 t

Tho first of a series of dances give: by Knights of Tythias at K. P. ha: Wednesday, Oot. 19th. Everybody w..-. come. Music by Lloyd's orchestra. 10-18-1

NOTICE All groceries and meat rriar-. hereafter will be open Thursday tin:; 6 p. m. 10-19- BUTCHERS Jfc GROCERS AS.-'N

POTATOES! Car of best winter potatoes placet. B. & O. team track. East Chicago. $1 per bushel at car. delivered. 1 . J. I'otato Company, phone 43T1-J Hammond. 10-1

tongs. Thero were two violin solo by Charles I'.irk. r, "Salut d' Amour and "Students Concetto." accompanies by Miss Eitessa Emmerling. Sirs. Davies. assisted by Mrs. Ken nard, Mrs. Harrington, Mrs. ICmitKling and Mrs. Maharg served duin;. refreshments. MILS. U PAUL FELTZER, Secretary Dancing will start at 7 p. m. aft the conceit at Unity Hall, October :; the hall will he beautifully decoratfor tills occasion.

Manlone, Tho Man of Many Face -, at the Pino St. Presbyterian. Church i

Thursday e-ving. 10-10-1

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Eat Anything' Ton Xdke and Don't Worry Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Believe Sour Stomach, Helchlng, Gas and Acid Conditions Dne to Indigestion

Simply Chew a Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet After Meals They Taste Good Xo matter what you ent or drink, even though it be just a glass of sweet milk, the stomach may rebel and sour almost Immediately. In such cases one or two Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets furnish the alkaline effect to offset the acid condition. Quite often .the stomach may he overcrowded with partially digested food. A cold bottle of beverage at such times mav add to the difficulty and there is gasfness, a bilious taste, and other distresses due to Indigestion. Travelers mav save themselves much of the discomfort of wayside eating by having a box of Stuart's Dyspepsia

Tablets with ttjem as they can he had! In almost anv drug store throughout tha V. S. and Canada. adv.

St. Paul's Walt her l eague will mo Thursday evening In the parish ha. and all members are requested '' bring their "gym" shoes.

MUs Lueile McLaughlin and Mr. aio Mrs. H. W. Duncan of Fort Wayne a" the house guests of Mr. Duncan's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Duncan ': Williams street. Choir practice of the First M. E church has been changed from Thur? day to Friday evening of this week The members aro ur-ed to be at tie church at 7:15 o'clock on Friday evening.

The ladles of Sew ing Circle No. 2 ot the German Evangelical church Vil' meet at the home of Mrs. Harry A .Schatz-1 of 174 Merrill avenue tomorrow afternoon.

Mrs. F. A. La-uerman and sons James and Lueian of Klmhach nenue left this morning; for nn exterrled visit with relatives in Lima. O.

Card of Thanks

We Wish to thank our friends PtM neighbors for their kindness and sympathy shown during our late bereavement in the loss of our dear husband, son and brother and for the beautiful floral offerings and those who donated their automobiles. Mrs. F. R. Schwerln. Mr. and Mrs. F. Schwerin, Sr. Brothers and Sisters 10-19-1

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT Flat on 72 Wood avenn. phone Mi-i-.I Hammond. 10:19:1

The Ladi-a' AM of St. Paul's Luthan church will entertain at a social morrow afternoon at halt past two i-lo.k in the new parish hall, corner ' Erie and Eaton streets. October 27 :!' Aid Society will hold their sale, r which great preparation Are bclnyr rade.

The Dorcas Aid Society of the South ide Christian church will meet to

morrow In the church parlors for aa all day meetlriif and bake sale.

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Men and Women of Hammond, Indiana Do you feel incapable of advising your children when they seek your confidence? HEAR DR. CHARLES E. BARKER 4 Friday, October 21st

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e value of credit. THERE'S many a worthy person trying hard to get along despite a sliabby appearance. , W hy should anyone puffer this handicap when it is eo easy and simple to open an account here? A credit account he.t is valuable because it enables you to be always well dressed. LiberaL

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WOMEN 3:00 P. M. A Mother's Relation to Her Daughter. Hostesses. The Women's Clubs. Baptist Church MEN 7:30 P. M. A Father's Responsibility to His Son. Hosts. The Rotary Club. Baptist Church Dr. Barker's addresses are straightforward messages to Mothers and Fathers and Young Men and Young Women. In the summer of 1919 he electrified the Convention of th International Association of Rotary Clubs, and by reason of the impression made upon the minds and hearts of the delegates he has been since then in constant demand by the Rotary Clubs. Admission Free No Collection

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CAR ON TRACK MICHIGAN CENTRAL NEAR CALUMET AVE. Thursday and Friday NORTH DAKOTA ROUND WHITES Pty Bushel, at Car, $1.40 Delivered, $1.45 A. DeHeus Co.

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By Court Order JAMES E. TROST, Auctioneer Will Sell to the Highest Bidder 15 AUTOMOBILES And 21 -Passenger Ford Bus Including Dodge, Buick, Ford, Chevrolet, and Others. The Date: Saturday, October 22, 2 P. M. The Place: Rear Central Police Station.

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