Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 330, Hammond, Lake County, 4 April 1922 — Page 5

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Radiophone Program

. Here la th program of musical numbers to be . broadcasted tonight from Station K-Y-W. Chicago. ARTISTS relersen Sisters. Uuo; Gavin Wii.liamson. Accompanist. Krank I Bennett, Earltone; Grace Orove, Accompanist. Geora (Simpson, Eiril Imitator; Jack Jones at the Piano. Adelaide Anderson, Pianist. rnoGRAii 1. (a) "Hear Me, Norma," ("Norma") Beltin; (b) "Land of the Long Ago." Raj-, Alvina and Gladys Petersen. ,: -. (a) "Inocation to L.ife, fcpros; (b) "The Rosary." Xcv:n, JrYank ' J. Bennett. i 3. (a) -Rustle of Spring." Sind- ; ing; (b) "Japanese Etuiie," FoldJni. Adelaide' Anderson. 4. (a) "The Gipsies," BrsJims, -..'.(b) Barcarolle, ("Tales of Hoirman" Offenbach, Alvina and Gladys Peter- - sen. 3. a) "Rustle of Spring." Sinfr(b) Bird Imitations. George Slrep.Bon. 6. (a) "La Paloma." Yradler; (b 'Run On Home.'' Strickland Frank L. Bennett. 7. (a) "To a Water Lily," MacKowell; (b) Waltz in A Flat, Collins Adelaide Anderson. 8. (a) "See the Pa!a Hoon," Can. pr,a; (b) Serenade, Dclibes Alvina and Gladys Petersen. 9. (a) "When the Roses Bloom," Keichardt; t'l'o) "The Publican," Van , De Water Frank L. Bennett. Mrs. M. A. Monnett. charmingly entertained at luncheon in her home on Detroit street Saturday. A long table, with exquisite linens and silver, was very attractive with a la'rg-a bouquet of lavender and white sweet peas itnd a fancy basket, tied with ffauzo. Lavender tapers burned !n silver, candlesticks, and there were dainty favors, including tiny crepe paper sun-bonnets of lavender and white, containing a small and curious heart; thereon was inscribed the announcement of the engagement of Miss Norma Robins, sister of Mrs. Monnett and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Robbing or' Hartford, Michigan, to Mr. ou.tn Bricknell of South Bend. The wedding: is to lake placo the fifteenth of April. The luncheon was a prettily' appointed and delicious one. after which" five hundred was played and the honors made by Miss Florence Burvsard and Mrs. E. II. McLean. A number of functions are being: planned in Miss Robbins' hc-tior. Mrs. Williim Morgan of Oakley avenue has just returned from a very pleasant visit with relatives and friends in Indianapolis, Marlinsville and Bicknell. Indiana. The Standard Bearers of the First M. B. church will hold their meetingthis evening- with Mrs. Harley IV.ghty in her home, 3 241 Van Buren street. An Interesting program has been arranged and a good attendance is dvired. Wouldn't Exchange With Millionaire "After five yeara of suffering with stomach trouble I think I know all about it. But thanks to Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, I am enjoying go-od health again. I know of a millionaire who is very bad with stomach trouble, but he won't take any patent medicine. In his present condition I wouTdn't exchange with him." It Is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucin from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which cause practically kU stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose nil' convince or money' refunded. Sold at Summers Drug Store and druggists everyhere. Adv. PinnerStorie At a town in Alabama the bank installed a new safe, and the man in charge had employed a local darky to help him. The massive and finely nolished parts of the vault were wrapped in burlap to prevent scarririjar. and after uncrating the darky asked: "Mistuh Gawjre. kin 1 have thet theh eawpet stuff?" "Why, yea," answered the ooss, and then he asked: "What for?" "Well, suh, Mistuh Gawpe. that theh am jus whut I bin huntin' fah to make me some win tab undab clothes." . Mrs. Fatfield accosted a colored woman who was passing. "Do you know anjve I can hire to help me clean houtt??" "No'm. I ain't knowin any colored ladies what needs work, but 1 knows a colored man what cleans windows and does some other kinds of bonsecleaninV "What does he charge ?" Sixty certs an hour." "Why, he makes more than some school teachers, doesnt he?" "Yas'm: but school teachers only has to ace de haids." We were taking: the fresh-air children tack to the city. At the lst minute we missed small Annie. We. made a hurried search and found her at last on the floor beside bar bed, with her face buried in the pQTow. '"WhatVthe matter, Annie?" we asked. "What are you crying for?" ' "I ain't fcfylnsJ." was the indignant rtsfJy. "I was just kissina: my bed cond-bys, 'cause I don't know when IH rer see another "

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Tho executive board of the Hammond Zloniuts Club will meet this evening In the eynogogue at eight o'clock. Business cf Importance will be transacted and it is urgent that all members be in attendance.

Meetings of tho Woman's Guild and tho Woman's Auxiliary of "St. Paul's Episcopal church, which were to have been held on Thursday at the home of Mrs. Carl True, have been postponed for one week. Mrs. Thomas James delightfully entertained in her home on Columbia avenue last evening in honor of the. birfhday aniversarles of Mr. James and daughter, Miss Marie. The iroonis were attractive with lovely baskets of spring flowers and the guests enjoyed games and dancing, pretty prizes being given to Mrs. Daniel James and Mr?. C. James. A delectable luncheon was served to twenty-four guests, including friends from Gary. Chicago and Evanston, and Mr. James and Miss Marie were the recipients of a number of beautiful gifts, together with many good wishes of their friends. The Trinity Ladies Aid Society will hold their regular monthly business meeting this evening in the chapel. The Junior Home Guards Sonophone Band will meet at the First M. K. church tomorrow afternoon at half past four o'clock for practice. ' -- The sixth division of the First M. E. church will meet With Mrs. James Mea-J, ES2 Summer boulevard, on Wednesday for an ail day session. There will be a pot lucii luncheon served at neon. Opal Hive 8D6 L. O. T. M. will hold a regular meeting tonight in the I. O. 6. F. Hall. Mrs. J. W. Fepperdine and daugti-' ter, Miss Margaret, cf Omaha. Nebraska, are Ihe house guests of Mra. Tepperdine's mother, Mrs. Eliza Philippi of Wilcox street. Trinity Ladies' Aid Society will meet tomorrow afternoon for a social session. Mrs. Ci. Swanson, Mrs. K. Turner and Mrs. R. Smith will entertain. All the members are requested to be present at one o'clock and turn in .11 completed work for the coming sale. The third division of the Ladies" Aid Society of the First M. E. church will meet with Mrs. F. O. Ault, 109 West AViiliamjt street, tomorrow LIVE LOCAL NEWS "ADS" WASEY'S PLEATING SHOP t STATE STREET Hemstitch with Gold and Sliver Thread; also match all colore. Button Hole. Buttons Covered, Em-bro-Jderfing, Braldlna, Heading. I'bone Hamntad 444. 3-7-tf Chicken dinner at Mrs. Wilson's Minaa Cafeteria, Wednesday, April 3th. ,' , 4-4-lt Hammond . Musical College. riano. Voice, Violin. Expression. Banjo. Lkelele. Mandolin, Guitar. Cornet, Clarinet, Saxaphone, Celo. Dancing. S-23 Wabash College Glee Club at the First Presbyterian church. Thursday, April 6th. 8 F. M. 'Admission. 75c Children. 35c. 4-3 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Starting April 1st. 19:r, The Lake County Times will be delivered to homes in Hammond and West Hammond 'for 40 cents per month and will he sold on streets and at news stands at 2 cents per copy. L-VHE COUNTY PRINTING & PUBLISHING CO. XOT1CK Fraternal A?d Union member?, their wives and sweethearts, are invited to the banquet to be given in their hall over the Lion Store tonight at 7:00 P. M. MAX HABERMOR, Secy. 4-4-lt Dunco Party, Wednesday evening. April 5th. I. O. O. F. Hall. 177 State st. Public Invited. Admission 2oc. 4-4-2t Chicken dinner at Mrs. Wilson's Mlnaa Cafeteria. Wednesday, April 5th. 4-4-lt DISCARD NEW SETOF PLANS (Continued from page one.) J. P. Croak, Hamnvmd. Hardware 1.SS6.50 Sargent & Co., Chicago. Electrical 757.2". lighthouse Eiec. Co., Gary. Total 145,839.77 1'avtlUon B ( Estimate $15,000.00) General $11,638.00 O. F. Highland, Ham. Heating 2,512.00 J. P. Croak, Hammond. Plumbing 2,310.00 J. P. Croak. Hammond. Hardware 1,499.59 J. J. Kelly, Gary. Electrical 801. 9S Light House Elec. Co.. Gary. Total JS8.7S1.57 Children's Building (Estimate $50,000.00) General .$67,000.00 General Const. Co.. Gary. Heating 4,466.00 J. P. Croak, Hammond. Plumbing 5.083.00 J. P. Croak, Hammond. Hardware 3.5S3.67 Sargent & Co.. Chicago. Electrical ' 1.S31.00 Meade Elec. Co.. Chgo. Total $J1.632-7 TOTAL $462,464.43 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY LOHT .Female Boston bull terrier, white head, one year old, answers to name of "Lady." Liberal rewara. 5S0 State Line it.. Hammond. 4:4:4

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. The Primary Cquncil will i meet this evening at the home of - Miss Alta Adkins of Glondale Park. The subject for discussion will . be composition work, and papers will be read respectively by Mr. Schuli.ier on "Methods of Securing the Best Results in Fourth Grade Composition." Mrs. Hedden on "Corollaries of Oral English with Other School Subjects," "One Effect of Oral English" by Mrs. Rush, and "English in the .Kindergarten" by Mrs.- Cross. Miss Adkins will read an Easter story and Miss Martha Lund' will give several harp -selections. -A pleasant evening has been planned. Mrs. John A. Watson and - Mrs. J6hn Morthlahd will, entertain the Ladles Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church, tomorrow afternoon In the church parlors. The second division of the Ladies' Aid Society of the First M. E. church will meet with Mrs. J. K. Stlnson at her home, 1018 South Hohman street, tomorrow for a one o'clock lunu.ieon. Mr. and Mrs. Ray L. Langhway of Waukegan, Illinois, formerly of Hammond, announce the birth of a little son, yesterday, April the third, in the Chicago Lying-in Hospital. "Friends of, Mrs., Charles Primmer of Truman avenue gathered in her hc-.ne yesterday afternoon to celebrate her birthday." "It was a Jolly surprise party and after a pleasant social afternoon, a mighty good supper was served to eighteen guests in the dining' room, where the table was pretty with, primroses and a large birthday cake. Mrs. Primmer was the recipient of a number of lovely gifts, together with the many good wishes of her friends. The Republican Woman's Club will meet with Mrs. Herman Sasse, 928 South Hohman street, this evening at eight o'clock. Included In the very interesting program will be an address by Judge Maurice Crites of East Chicago; selection by .the ladies' trio, several harp solos by Miss Martha Lund and a group of songs by Mr. "William Pic-' colo. It is urgent that there be a large attendance, and refreshments will be serTed -following the program. The Toung Woman's Auxiliary of the First M. E. church will meet on Thursday night of this week instead of next Monday night as planned. Final arrangements . for the play to be given by the auxiliary the twenty-eighth of this month will be made at this time, and every member is specially urged to be present promptly at eight o'clock. ,The fourth division of the Ladies' Aid Society cf the Firjt M .E. church will meet tomorrow .fternoon at I

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The benefit card -party given last Friday evening in the Kaightsarld, Ladies -of Security was a 1 success. There was, av, go.od attendance and a j-oflly evening spent despite the inclemency of the weather. There were thirteen : tables of pedro and bunco and honors in the cards were made by Mrs. Jenkins. Mrs. B. Yresr.el and Mrs. Zimmerman, consolation, Mr: Harder.. Mr. Kieinfeldt and Mr. Stillson. cpnsolation. In 'bunco the prizes were given to; Mrs. Ecklund, Miss' Helen McKee and Mrs. E. Robiick, consolation,' Mr. Walter Johnson,' Mr. O. L. Koontz and Mr. Burns, consolation. Deborah Aid Society will have an all day meeting in the Christian church tomorrow. , ' WES BARRY REVIVES ; "FOND MEMORIES ' Every mother who has boys, every man ' who"'rememoers ' his "boyhood days, will recall some delightful memories after seeing Wesley Barry in "School Days"- at the Parthenon. ; " " The picfure reals tlt pranks tho disappointments. 'and the glory of, an untamable, irresponsible boy, Speck Browrl, played by the freckiefaced stir." And "Wesley fairly revels In his portrayal or this character.'. He is first seen among rural surroundings, and. later he gets a taste of private tutoring that is accorded children of wealthy, parentage In the big cities. . The appeal of the theme of "School Days" is irresiatable (because it brings back to the older generation the days when, we were a couple of kids: to the youngsters wit serves as a treat because hey can witness one of their o,wn kind going through the pranks they themselves delight in. This production proves to the person who viewsxit that it really was written and staged expresly for the star, and goes a long way towards making coinedy features a success. Those who attended the first performance last evening were Burpriced as' well as pleasantly entertained with 'the introduction "of a new musical feature, the rendering of a solo by Frank Sering, corneti st. Barely had the strains of the various selections from Martha been completed by the orchestra., undar the direction of M. Coizi, conductor, when "M.ighty Lak A Rose" was played by Sering-. : We. have had the pleasure on; numerous occasions -.to hear many cornetits render . solos, hut was never more , favorably impressive that with Sering's rendition of this popular ballad. Evidently, the entire audience was of the same oplnjon, for Iby their generojs applause and favorable comments we take.it that this new feature was very well liked.

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LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE . ' .Inthe matter of the Estate of Joseph Wolf. . In the'Lake Superior Court. March Term, 1922. No. 2052. NpTICE is .hereby given' to the HEIf:S, LEGATEES AND CP-EDI-TOR pf Jcseph Wolf,, deceased, to appear in the Lake 'Superior Court, held , at Hammond, . Ipdia'na, on the 1st day of May, 192!2, an(i show raus, -if any. why. he FINAL SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS with the leP.c'denU sJioiUd, flobft.. approve and aid heirs are notified to then and here .make proof of heirship.- and receive, their distributive shares. - WITNESS-the Clerk of 't:;e .. Lake Superior Court at Hammond, this lird day of April. 1922. HERBERT L. WHEATOX (Seal) ' Clerk Lake Superior Court . "... -4:4:il , NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTT, IN THE, LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. SITTING AT HAMMOND, INDIANA. MARCH TERM, 1922. Pelagla Przgbyl vs. Clarence L. Thompson, et al. Cause No. 21246. Action to Foreclose 'Mortgage. Now conies the plaintiff by Sheerer A: White, her. attorneys, shows the filin gof her complaint on January 13, 1U22, and now files an affidavit or TIZ" FOR ACHING, E TIRED FEET Good-bye, sore feet, burning feet, swollen feet, sweaty feet, smelling feet, tired feet. Good-bye, ' corns, callouses, b'ions and raw spots. No more sh"e tightness, no more limpinjr with pain or drawing up your face In agony. "TIZ" fs magical, acts right off. "TIZ" draws out all the poisonous exudations which puff up-the feet. "Use ' "TIZ" and forget your foot misery. - A'nl, hew comfortable yoor feet "feel. A few cents buy a box of "TIZ'" now at any druggist or department store. Don't suffer. Have goo'd.feet, glad feet, feet that never swe11"'-never -hurt, never get tired. A year's foot comfort guaranteed or money refunded Adv. Baby's things deserve most careful attention soak the- unmentionables in Blue Devil. 4-S-St HAMMOND, INDIANA 3

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