Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 236, Hammond, Lake County, 30 March 1922 — Page 9

Thursday, March 30. 1022.

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WHITING NEWS NOTES

Tha following' is the cast for the Senior play "Stop Thief." which is to be gri-ven in tha high school auditorium next Friday and Saturday nlffhts at 8:00 o'clock: Mr. Carr P.oscoe Greigsn. Mrs. Carr Ruth Sugar. Cluney Francis Kirn. Madge Margaret Wood. Ivan Irene Wright. Caroline Rba Sternberg. Jamieson Wesley Sawers. Doogan James Iaggan. Nell Helen Miller. Detective Barney Goldstein. Sergeant Carl Binharrvmer. 0"Malley Clarence Miller. Clancey Harry Brandman. The Minister Harold Klieber. The Chauffeur 'Henry Hamon. The High School plays of the past have always been a great succers and "Stop Thief" is to take its place among the best. The prices for the tickets are twenty and forty cents. The forty cent tickets may be reserved at Rltter's, also the twenty cent ones, provided an additional twenty cent ba paid. Don't fail to see this svccess of the season. "Parental Love," will b the subject for th Mother's Club which will be heM at the home- of Mrs. Orville Peer, 430 Iaporte avenue, Friday at 7:30. Stories and poems illustrating father and mother love will be given by different mem-

h berg. Ms. Dr. Ordman will sinr.

J I TO ALL. PARENTS OF EOT SCOUTS AND PROSPECTIVE SCOUTS The Whiting Council of f j the 'Bo Scouts of America, desire

yl all the parents of Scouts and pros

pective scouts to know of the precaution that always have been and alwayt will be taken for the perfect fety and well being of the boys who are entrusted to their care while .camping or otherwise. The 5s a Tigid order that no boating-is allowed except under proper car and a-jthorlty. whoso duty it is o see that every bay is provided wfh a life preserver and 3nows hnv to use it, or is wrtthin the range 0 an efficient life saving patrol. 1 will be remenvbered that the Boy emits of Whiting went across the lak. last year to the camp in Mleh-ir-under the care of Scout Commlsioner Horace Osborne. In the foliwing out the Scout Motto of Be Prepared, the- first thing that Mr. l.borne did on embarkation was to tae the boys over the boat and explan tha use of the life-saving appaitua and to thoroughly drill thernn tfccflr ui and means of getting tem In an emergency. It will also of Interest to know that the campthat is to be constructed this yean In the Sand Dunes, three and one-llf miles from Chesterton that mear an overland journey and a hJkewitho-ut any boating this summer t all. TJ Easter program of the Congfeftional church is in full swing. Pratr and praise services will be heU Tuesday and Friday of next we 1n four places in the city. Faier and Son Banquet Thursday eHnr, April 6th. Services will be eld Jn the church every eveninfriuring. Holy Week. Communioerrice Good Friday, all who exye to unlta with the church Hasten. requested to ba present at th serviee. Mhe Music and Art department or t Women's Fortnightly CTu.b met the home of Mrs. H. S. Davidson a Laport avenue on Tuesday afternoon with Mesdatnes Daegling. vi rdeTnftn n'3 Re assttirig Mrs. Davidson. The following Drojrram w given: Collect, Mr. Fasquletz; Paper on FoLk Music, Mrs. Richardson; Bohemian Melodies (Dvorak) Mrs. Ramstead; Piano Solos (American Composers) Mrs. My rick; Polish Dance (Schewenka) Mrs. Hoskinson and Mrs. Dunning; Songs from N'orway, Mrs. Garland Humphreys; Piano Solos. Wisperlng zepnyra. Holiday in the Village, by 1 Bonnie. Jean Davidson; Mrs. HumI phreys delighted the audience w!fh

y her songs wTiich she sang in the f J Norweigan language. . . .

( John the eleven rnnntfi a - i . . w i vj euu J of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Luckas, of J(iviajon Flce passed away at the family home of plural pneumonia, and was buried tn St. John's cemetery yesterday morning. The TH Kappa Sorority will have a Benefit Night at the Princess ther' atre on Satijrday evening, of this week. They will also have a candy e sale in the lobby of the theatre at ithat time. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. W. VBuercholr is very ill with acarlet fever and the grippe. ! The American Legion Auxiliary I will have a bake sale on Saturday, f.Aprll 8th in Atkln and Tharp's grocery store. ' The closing exercises of the WhitIlng Evening School took place in tha high school assembly room on Toesday evening with a program as follows, Mr. T. S. Boyle, president, t Board of Education, presiding: ?Song, Star Spangled Banner, audilence: Report on Kvenlng School, by ' Snpt. Hoskinson; Reading of American Creed, entire audience; Class exercises, (a) Typical Recitation, by 'Women's Class; (b) History Drill, I Men's Class (group B) ; fc) Civics J Drill. Men's Class (group C); Address, Mr. Broche of the Nat u naif zajtion Examiner's office, Chicago .Solo. Miss Peteine; Address, Mayor

-r Schrage; Presentation of Certifl .-jcates. Principal Grubb: Song, Amer l'""!ica, audience; reception and refresh

" ments. The machine shop and basketry claaees bad splendid dis plays of tha work which they acJcompllihed during the evening school sessions. ," The Pythian Sisters win hold a s'publlc card party in the K. of P. hall ILAUGHIirG IN HIS SLEEVE

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vJ-ime to try Maryr's Wonderful Remedy. The first dose helped me. T am now as weel as ever in my life, ind am laughing u-p my sleeve at 'he doctors." It is a simple, harmess preparation that remaves the atarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammalon which causes practically all tomadi, liver and intestinal aiirnents. including appendicitis. One lise will convince or money refund--a airinr' Drug Store. Adv.

on tomorow evening to which all are cordially invited. Marie Greenwald has been confined to ber home on Sheridan ave., for several days with the influenza. Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Merrlman of Cleveland avenue are entertaining the former's brother Milton Merrlman who has just returned from the Orient where he has spent the past elevens-ears in China, Japan and the Phillipines as adirector of tourists for a large steamship company. Mr. Merrlman brought back many treasures of the Orient with him. The choir of the Church of Christ will give a musical program in the church next Sunday evening. The Women's Foreign Missionary are entertaining the Standard Bearera in the M. K. Church at 6:30 this evening at a Mothers and Daughters banquet. The Whiting Maccabees will hold an open house to the citizens of Whiting on Monday evening, April 3rd at eight p. m. sharp to which the public is invited. Mr. R. N. Smith of Laporte, Ind.. will be the speaker to open the evening's enjoyment, after which Mr. Muller, traveler and lectured, will give an Illustrated lecture on "Two National Parks In two Weeks." There will also be good musical numbers and dancing, following the above program and promises to ibe one of the big events of Waiting's social

activities. The funeral services of the late Joseph Mattis of 414 Fred street, who was killed by a switching train of the Standard Oil Co., on the company's track at Front street and Standard avenue. Tuesday at 10:15 p. m., when Tie hurried to avoid being hit by a passenger train will be held at St. John's church tomorrow morning at 9:00 o'clock and interment will be made In St. John's cemetery in Hammond. The funeral services of Mary B. Miller, mother of the late Rev. Wm. C. Miller, were held in the Sacred Heart church on Tuesday morning. The remains were shipped to Cin cinnati, Ohio, for burial. There are left to mourn her loss three sons, Edward Miller of Cincinnati; August Miller of Orange. N. J.; and Theodore Miller of St. Paul. Minn., and two daughters, Mrs. Francis O'Connell. Tacoma, Wash., and Dora Foster, Livingston. Whiting Advertisements Are Winners The largest assortment of Paints in Northern Indiana; Torn Smelser, 605 Indiana Blvd. ' 3-24-3 Tie Rag Stores Dis trlct Self era. of the Calumet 3-28-tf Ring Whiting 46 for demonstra tlon in your own home of ROYAL ELECTRIC CLEANER which cleans by air alone; Northern Indiana Gas & Electric Company. 3-24-tf Call for a sample of West Park Floor Varnish; Sold only by Tom Smelser. 605. Indiana Blvd. 3-24-tf Rug Week at Salter's; Rugs of every description, priced down to bed rock. Z-2&-Z mi JTCESS, THEATItE TODAY A-N'D TOMORIUlW ?Iarion Daviea la "THE BRIDE'S PLAY," Paramount picture, alo Patbe News and Pollard comedy. For Good Fundture, Go to Selfera, 3-28-tf FOR SALE Modern home, located on Sherndan avenue, furnaca heat, six rooms and sun parlor, terms; Chas. D. Gainer, B54 119th street. Whiting, Ind., phone Whiting 495. 3-21-6 eod. HEMSTITCHING AND PICOTING done. Mrs. A. E. Shells-. 142 Atchison ave., corner 116th st. 3-24-6 STATl THEATRE TONIGHT Tom Mix In "ItOVGH DIAMONDS" and AI St. John In "FAST AAD FI RIOCS." oorardT. . Friday, Doaflns Fairbanks in "The Right to Happiness." 3-29-2 Hauling and moving of all kinds done; J. J. Gllman, 1366 Myrtle ave. Call Whiting 91-M. S-27-6 Live models will display fashion's latest at, the fashion how, Saturday, April 1st, at H. Gordon &. Sons. April Fool Dance, Triple Link Social Club. r. O. O. F. Hall, Saturday night. Sterling's orchestra. Counles $1.00. S-29-4 It Js rather rough to compare the two, but ha knows a day will dawn but will it provide hint a bone. He plants the one for the day when Dame Fortune provides him with none. It is rough on the man but you must give the dog his due. Open a savings account with the Whiting Savings and Loan Association and tot will have something laid by for the dsy of need. 3-30-1 FOR RENT Se-en room flat, steam heat, bath; 301 Central -avenue, call between 3 and 6 o'clock. 3-30-2 FOR RENT Furnished room for yoianp: couple with kitchen privileges: 721 Schrage avenue, rear flat upstairs. 2-30-3 Whiin you think of furniture, think of H. Gordon & Sons. 8-80-tf Amaizo Corn Oil Best for Salads and Cooking Buy tn five gallon cans and save money. American Maize Products Co. Phone Hammond 238. Dloby, Ind.

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