Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 16, Hammond, Lake County, 6 May 1922 — Page 7

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BANKERS' COMMITTEE SEEKS GERMAN REPARATION SOLUTION N RECOGNITION of the rapidly growing

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I. Pierpoat Morgan, American member of the committee, left; Sir Robert Kindersley, British member, center, andf M. Delacroix, Belgium, chairman.

Europe now places its hopes of settlement of the German reparations problem with the in WHITING NEWS NOTES .thi. PRINCESS THEATER SATl'RDAV Tfce BRANDING IRON by Rex Beach with an all Mar oast. Also rial GO GET 'EM HUTCH, Topics of the day tad comedy. CONGREGATION AI CHIHCH Services will be held in the church Sunday, May 7th. Church school at ten a. m. Most of the classes can use their rooms. Rev. W. B. Millard. D. D., of Chicago will preach at the morning service. Mr. Ceira has assured us that he can use the pipe organ for all services. Charles E. Trueblood, D. D. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHVRCH H. P. Ivey. pastor. President Warren G. Harding says "I strongly feel that every good parent cares fer his child's body, that the child may have' a normal and a healthy life and growth: cares for his child's mind, that the child may take his proper place In the world frf thinking people; and uch a parent must also train his child's character religiously, that l.he world may 'become morally fit.' Bring your children to Sunday School at 9:30. This Is Centennary Sunday. Preaching services at 10:45 and S:00 Miss Martha Fredenburg loads the Epworth League at 7 o'clock. The League will have a pot luck supper and business meeting Thursday, May 11th. STAR THEATER TONIGHT. "Silver Lining" with an all star east( vaudevillei also a real Jazz hand with 10 colored people. To- I morrow Harry Merey and Lillian Dore la "Beyond tbe Rainbow," Comedy and Eddie Polo. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHIRCII. TV. H. Taylor, pastor; residence, CO Central avenue. Service held at Reformed Hungarian church ifeu'ilding, J19th street and Indiana boulevard, 'Whiting, Indiana. 9:5 a. m.. Sunday School. 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship. Sermon, "A Winning Invitation." 2:09 p. m. Sunday School at Steglits Park. :08 p. m. Communicants' Class. Everyone Is invited to the different services of the.dhuxc.h. Come and .bring your friends. CHRISTIAN SOCIEY OF EAST CHICAGO. Browns' s Hail, 612 Chicago Ave. Sunday Services 10:45 a. m. Subject: "Adam and Fallen Man." Sunday School 12 o'clock. Wednesday Evening Services $:00 j. m. Reading room open Tuesdays from 3 p. m. to 5 p. m. The minstrel shown given last night In the gymnasium of the Church of Christ by the T. M. C. was a wholesome and pleasing entertainment for the whole family. T9e characters taking part In the minstrel showed unusual talent In their reJiearsals In responding to the funny aide of negolfe. They received repeated encores. The program Is as follows: Part 1. Grand Opening Potpcurl; Opening chorus. Jokes, gags; songs by Tenor Stanley Xlcholson. second end men. Jokes and gags; song by Minstrel. WHITING ADS When you tnink of furniture, think of H. Gordon & Sons. 4-3 .For Good Furniture, Go to Selfera. 4-3 All Wall Paper bought of us. trimmed free of charge; Tom Smeler. Signs. Paints and Hardware, 605 Indiana Blvd., Whiting, Ind. 4-11-tf Say it with flowers, Mother's Day, May 14; Whiting Flower Shop, phone Whiting 463-R. 5-4-3 FOR SALE! 6 room modem Bungalow, 13,600; $800 cash, 'balance mortgage; 651 Summer street, Hammond. 4-5-2 P. H. C. Club will give a dance Wednesday evening. May 17th, at I. O. O. F. hall, music 'by Sterling. Gents 60c, Ladles 25c. 5-6-2 FOR RENT 1 modern furnished room, 328 Atchison ave. 5-6-1 FOR SALE One nice bed room set, mahogany; Inquire 1094 Atchison avenue. 5-6-1

Office Phone 417 Lady Assistant Res. Phone 436-M Owens and Spanburg Funeral Directors and Embalmers PRIVATE CHAPEL, AMBULANCE. LIMOUSINE SERVICE Moving and Expressing Anything and Anywhere 406 119th Street, Whiting, Indiana

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Part 2. The Colored Church, by Landis and Minstrel; song by entire Minstrel company. Part 3. Deaf-In a Horn, by Reder and Moore. Song. Part 4. The Haunted House, by Lawer, Tharp and Gaspen; Minstrel song. , There will be a smoker given tonight by Company F, 113th Engineers at Whiting Community Center. The entertainment -will include box.ing and wrestling, and songs rendered 'by Vincent Sell and Billy McLean. A large attendance la desired and a good time is anticipated. The campaign is now in Its stride and the scout committees and teams report that the people are steadily getting back of them. The "Little Hiker" Is getting along the dusty thail at quite a speed. The first day he must have run as he made over a thousand miles, it is expected that he wiM make between 250 and 500 miles today. PRINCE'S THEATRE MONDAY, TVESDAY, WEDNESDAY "WAV DOWN EAST." 5-5-3 This campaign is not only getting funds but it Is bringing home to a great number some very interest ing facts, viz: the scope of the movement and the men behind it, and its wondeiful value to boyhood. Teams should report daily between 6:30 and 7:30 at the Community Center so that the boy may keep moving and keep smiling. Mrs. P. T. Myrick is spending the month of May visiting with Dr. Myrick's mother at Richmond, Ind., j and an aunt at Winchester, Ind. The March Hare Cluh of the M. F. Church spent yesterday at the home of Mrs. Donald Boyd In Hobart. They go to the Boyd home every year, when the orchards are in bloom.' Mrs. Boyd is a member of the March Hare. Mr. John J. Byrne of Atchison avenue has recently returned from Louisville,' Ky., where he went on a short business trip for the Graver Corporation of East Chicago. PRINCESS THEATRE .MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY "WAY DOWN EAST" 516-3 The Home Economics Section of the Fortnightly Club will hold its next regular meeting In the high school domestic science headquarters on Wednesday afternoon. May 10th. Mrs. Parkin will demonstrate Mrs. George Lund of West Park avenue, is visiting her parents in Cooks Falls, New York. Mrs. Clyde Smith of Atchison ave., is entertaining her sister and husband from Michigan, this week. The Royal Neighbors of this district will hold ameeting in the I. O. O. F. hall of Hammond Wednesday, May 10th. The Loyal Women's Class of the Church of Christ will have a Foot Social in the church parlors Tuesday May 9th, at eight o'clock. There will be initiation of New members in the Eastern Star meeting on Monday evening. May Sth. Co. F. of the 113th Engineers will entertain at a Smoker this evening Boxing and wrestling and songs by Vincent Sell and Bill McLean will be the features of the entertainment. Dr. Alfred Adson, head brain sur geon of the Mayo Brothers cinlc, spent Wednesday visiting with his old friend Dr. Frank Doll of West Park avenue. Dr. Adson is enroute from the east where he has given several lectures. The Mother's Clm.b of the M. E. Church met at the home of Mrs. Nll on Thursday evening. A most enjoyable as well as a profitable evening was spent. Pictures of "Children of Other Lands" were thrown on the screen and something of the conditions under which the children of the other half of the globe line was depicted. Mrs. Ivey then gave extracts of Edgar Guests Article, "It Takes a Heap o.f Living to Make a House a Home," which was interspersed with several other poems. Following this a discussion on various phases of home life and child training. Mrs. Ivey appealed to the Mothers to enjoy to the fullest their children's babyhood as the love of the little baby is the sweetest thing on earth. Then she read ten original poems "Sleepy Time" and "Lovin' Time" about her second baby, that were filled with tender sentiment. The hostesses Mrs. Null and Mrs. Burk served dainty refreshments. Many members considered this the most helpful meeting of the year of the Mother's Club. The annual meeting of the Missionary Society will be held In the Whiting Church of- Christ on Mon. day, May Sth from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. Dinner will be served In the church.

Morgan's acceptance ff a place on the committee, suggested at the Genoa conference.

c ROBERTSDALE The First Evangelical Church of Kobertsdale, H. C. Powell, Pastor. Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Message- on Church Building 11 a. m. "Message Bearers" 2 p. m. Young People's Meeting 7:30 p. m. Evening Message from the Book of Revelation 8 p. m. Young. Peoples Monthly Business Meeting Tuesady, 7:30 p. m. Prayer Service Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Catechism Wednesday 4 and p. m. Woman's Missionary Society Ral ly In Wisconsin Street Church, Chicago, Wednesday, 10:30 a. m and 2 p. m. The Calumet Church Federation Meeting Tuesday in First Baptist Church, Hammond, 2:30 and 7:30 p. m. Teacher Training Class Friday, 7 p. m. The regular meeting of the church board is due Friday, May 13, at 7:30 p. m. "Mother's Day will bo observed by special services May 14. The Church building fund is be Ing gathered. As soon as one-half of the fund is secured on three year bona fide subscriptions, belld Ing operations will begin. The canvass will be completed by the 15th of June. f PRINCESS THEATER SATURDAY The BRANDING IRON hy Rex Beach with an all star eaat. Alao erlal GO GET E.M HUTCH, Topics of the day and comedy. STAR THEATER TONIGHT. "Silver Lining" with an all atar cast; vaudeville; alao a real Jams ban with 10 colored people. To morrow Harry Merey and Lillian Dore in "Hryonrt the Rainbow," Comedy and Eddie Polo. Former Senator Frank N. Gavit of Gary, always a strong supporter of A. J. Beveridge, and perhaps clos er to him than any other Lake coun ty man has these conclusions to make of Beveridge's victory at the primaries on Tuesday: ' PRINCESS THEATRE MONDAY, TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY "WAV DOWN EAST" J16-3 "Beveridge's Victory waa not ach ieved through ' any weakness of New; likewise it wan not accom plished hy organization. New Is a strong man and had the superior organizations. No man or set Of man is entitled to the credit. The good men and women, each of whom cast an individual vote, achieved the result. Minor issues contrlbu ted slightly. The paramount lssu was Senator Beveridgi, his person ality, his statesmanship and hi forceful dynanfic character. Th people of Indiana want to give to the nation the services Of their fore most statesman." Congressman Will R. Wood's vie tory is growing every day. 227 Out of 277 precincts in the district are now officially reported and the re sult so far is: Will. R. Wood 23,073 Will B. Anderson '. 8,76 Ous Strom 61)28 Elwood Washington 1,598 Counties in district: Benton, Jasper, Lake, Newton, Porter, Tippecanoe, Warren and White. The Ladies Bible Class met at the home of Mrs. J. Hayes on Indianapolis Blvd., Thursday evening. After the business session of the class a social hour was enjoyed by the ladies. Mrs. Hayes and sister. Mrs. Gothe who were Joint hostesses serv ed a very dainty luncheon. Mrs. J. C. Brown was a.s5vopper in Chicago on Wednesday. Mrs. Ema Moore of Superior are., who has been ailing Tor the past two weeks Is slowly improving Clyde Smith of Atchison avenue, is the owner of anew Ford touringcar. Mr. 'and Mrs. James-LaDdrt ot Crown Point were guests at the J Johnson home on Atchison avenue, on Tuesday. PRINCESS THEATRE MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY "WAY DOWN EAST." 8-5-3 Mrs. Hegadom of Windsor Park spent Thursday with her daughter Mrs. Herman Bfeckman ami family of Atchison avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Baird, of Roberts avenue entertained, Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson of Gary and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brown at a. dinner last Sun-day evening. A number of Improvements are being made on the different homes on Myrtle avenue "which will add a great deal to the looks of the street. , Wedding bells will soon be heard ringlrtg on Boherts avenue when one of our most popular young" men expecting to leave his psrental home in the very near future. Mr., and Mrs. CleOn Andrews, who motored here from MarcellaS, Mich., are spending a few days with the latter's sister. Mrs. Clyde Smfth and family of Atchison avenue And Mfs. Andrew's aunt Mti. O. E. Meek of Indianapolis Blvd.

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