Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 356, Hammond, Lake County, 4 May 1922 — Page 12

THE TIMES

Thnrsdar. May 4, 1922.

WHITING NEWS NOTES

ROBERTSDALE

SPANIARDS USE TANKS IN MOROCCO

I KIXCBSS TUEATtK Til irjlSOAY llobart Doarrorth la' IS OWX I. A TV." Aio Harold I.yod In "Haoatcd SpooVa" and Ptie News. "fii r.itiir tf the Old Settlers "as held in the Community Center La.':I on Tudny evening with X. E. ii"Ier as chairman. The evening m a.s spent In tl&nclnp after which a ! -neh-eon iru served with Mrs. Jack o'ICeafe as chairman of the refresh-r.-ant commit te-e. This meeting was o well attended that it was decided that another meeting would be heid on June 6th, when a hard time Varty will be riven. This meeting will conclude the reason's meetings. Tliere will be initiation at the meeting of the Eastern Stars Monioy eveninr. May 8th. The loyal Women's Class wiil hive a Foot Social Tuesday, May 9, in the "Whiting Church of Christ. Kveryorvc is Invited. The Home Economics Section will i.-.et in the Domestic Scie-nce headquarters on Wednesday afternoon, :.tay 10th. Mrs. Parkin will demonstrate at this meeting. ir. aoJ Mra. Nick Miller of Sher'.dajj avenue, entertained at their inwne on Monday in honor of their vrrajid - daughter, Ixrralne'3 ninth birthday anniversary. I" 11,0 afternoon Sftecn little girls enjoyed the S.nies, music and a luncheon and received pretty plriJc crepe paper n.U3 ani roses as favors. In the .vening- a delightful dinner was served t? ten adult guests in honor of the oaension. The guest.of honor received many beautiful gifts. The district meeting of the Ilcyal Neighbors will be held Wednesday afternoon and evening. May lOta. in the I. O. O. F. hall in 177. State street, Hammond. The t'ternoon session will be in charge of the district officers and the evening will be of Golden Hod Camp of Hammond, in form of school of instruction All members going from Whiting will leave on the 1:20 o'clock car We-dncsday afternoon. Mrs. K. P. Brown of 436 Cleveland avenue, entertained the Westminster club of the Presbyterian church at ther home this afternoon. The Pythian Sisters will meet Friday evening in the K. of P. hall. There will be initiation and re-freshmen-is and all members are asked to be present. Mrs. Ed. Hill entertained the 500 club at her home in Atchison avenue, Tuesday evening, awards going to Mrs. Wm. Wilson, Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Thoush. An elaborate luncheon was served Mrs. Robert Crowe of Hammond yas a Whiting visitor yesterday. The T. M. C. of the Christian church will give a. minstrel in the gymnasium of the church, Friday evening. Mrs. Hasel Todd and Mrs. Meta Moore entertained at a Round RobIn party yesterday for the Eastern Stare. Prizes for "500' were award ed to Mesdames Buehler, Wilson and Lehman. Those holding high score in Bunco were Mesdames Crowe, Lelse and Willett. Those taking part in the minstrel show to be given In the gym of the Church of Christ tomorrow evening are: Messrs. Lt McCampbell. S. -Nicholson, Ben Brown, W. J. Reder, O. Ward, F. K. Gapen, R. Kiester, Kenneth Landls, Ed. Xyland, F. Boyer. G. Anderson, Lawrence Moore, Arthur Lauer, W. L.. Thorp, Allen Dutcher and Skaggs. The nature of the program will be as follows: Minstrel singlny, jokes, gags, speeches. The Colored Church by Landls and the Minstrel. Dear-In-a-Horn, U Moore and Reder. Haunted House, Lauer, Thorp and Gapen. The minstrel will be given by the T. M. C. of the Christian church, 426 Central ave. All are cordially invited. Mr. and Mr. Lawrence Colman and son who left Monday for Olean, X. T. were the guests of honor at a farewell party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. X. Miller on Sunday evening. Twenty of their most intimate friends were present and all enjoyed a very good time.

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LAW." Alio Harold Lyod in "Haunted Spooks" and Pat be Xewa. The Old Setler's Club which met at the Community Center on Tuesday evening was largely attended. After the business session, dancing

was enjoyed. Refreshments were

served by Mrs. Jack O'Keefe and her committee. This was supposed to have been the last meeting of the year, but a motion was made to have one more the second Tuesday in June which will be a real hard time party, every one having to dress in rags or pay a fine of 2oo at the door. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peretson, of Lake avenue are the proud parents of another son born to them on last Tuesday morning. Both mother and babe are getting along fine. The attending physician is Xr. Lauer. Mrs. Garber of Lake avenue is suffering from a painful infected finger, caused by a hang-nail. Mrs- J. Fase of Roberts avenue, atended a card party given by the Fair at the Congress Hotel. Mrs. Herman Breckman of Atchison avenue spent last Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Hegadorn, of Windsor Park. Mrs. A. Fisher and daughter, Mrs. Collins of Chicago, spent at the George Golding home on Lake ave. Mr. J. Graves of West 119th street who is confined at the Presbyterian hospital was reported to 'be getting along very niceiy from an operation which was performed on his limb. "The Ways and Means Committer

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Col., several weeks ago, for his health, returned home on Monday looking fine and very much Improved. Little Betty Pearce of Amy ave., was reported on the sick list. Mr. Henry Harms still continues to improve from hi recent operation at the South Shore hospital His wife and several other relatives visited him on Tuesday. Mrs. H. Breckman of Atchison avenue was a business visitor in

STAR THEATEH 'TOSICHT Bert I.ytell In "Idle Rich." Rich In entertainment beraaoe action Is never Idle. Alao Larry Seamen eomedy. Saturday ten people colored Jaaa Band. Dont (ail to aee It.

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of the Eastern Stars gave a card and Bunco party on Tuesday afternoon In the store room of the Kohr building. The committee was well rewarded for their troutble. A big crowd was present and a neat sum realized, on Saturday evening the same committee are giving a dance at the I. O. O. F. hall. Mrs. Emma Moore of Superior av

enue who has been on the sick list for the past week is slowly recovering. Miss E. Clark of Owensburg, Ky is the guest of Vivien and Eleanore Gough of Amy avenue. Thomas Luthman of Crown Point was a visitor in Robertsdale last Tuesday. Wilbur Gough who left for Denver

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