Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 22, Hammond, Lake County, 17 June 1922 — Page 9

FOLLIES GIRLS' ROMANCES LEAD BUT TO DIVORCE

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Follies to altar to dirorce eourt. That double play has been ? soiled off nine times in the last wo years and from all available .records Follies gixla have a perWHITING NEWS NOTES FIRST IRE.SBTTEJtUAX CITl'RCH W. It. Taylor, paator. pbor.e 625-M! SrTice held at Reformed Hunsaj--ian cbareh IxilldlnK, 119th street ajid Ipdlaaapolls Bd. Whiting. 9:48 a. nv. Sunday SciooL 11:00 a- tn itoralng- service, sermon "A Glimpse of Th Master." J:00 P n. Sunday School at the SMesIlts Park. The wen's b&aebal! team defeated the Trt Mu bse.hjUl team of the Sunday School bj the score of 14 to 11. The Trl Mu will play the Maroon this afternoon at two o'clock. The Westminster Club met Thura4e.y afternoon at the home of Mrs. Daniel McNeill. 1243 Atchison ave. The next meeting will be held Thurs day afternoon, June 19th. All ladle interested are Invited. The Stlesllts Park "Westminster Cloh -vrill meet Wednesday evening at seren o'eloelt at the home of Mrs. William Stoll, 410 Louise avenue. All the ladies ot Stieglltx park are -welcome. The classes of the Stieglits Park Sunday School will have their Children's bay exercises Sunday afternoon from two to three o'clock at the school "building. The parents and friends of the children are urged to be present at this special service. The Trl Mu Class will meet Sunday at one o'clock at the school tuilding. A large group of young people spent Friday evening at the home of Mr. and MrsW. H. Taylors Miss Golding's Sunday school class will hare a beach party Tuesday evening of next week. Girls between the ages of 12 and 14 are incited. The LOgansport Presbytery will hold a special meeting Monday morn Jng at the First Presbyterian church of Hammond. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY OF BAST CHICAGO. Brown's Hall 612 Chicago Ave. Sunday Berrlces 10:43 a. m. Subject, "Is the Universe, Including Man, Evolved By Atomic Force?" Bunday Scholl 13 o'clock. Wednesday Evening Services 8:00 p. m. Keadisg- Room open Tuesdays from 3 p. hl to 5 p. m. A little plus a little -will some day make a lot, If you are ten or forty start a savings account dn the Whltfng Savings & Loan Association. C-17 Whiting Advertisements Are Winners , Wben you tnlnk of furniture, think of H. Gordon & Sons. 4-3 Vwr Good KurnltBre, era. Go to Self-4-3 Paint your house with Patton's Bun Proof Paint, for sale by Tom Smelser, 605 Ind. Blvd. 6-12-tf The Whiting Lodge of Elks will celebrate Flag Day Exercises Sunday. June the ISth. at 2:00 p. m. at the Community Center. The public is Invited. 6-14-4 FOR SALE Pool Table and Combination Stove; 1S73 Myrtle ave. 6-17-3 When you think of shoe repairing think of Indiana Shoe Repairing Shop, shoe shining parlor, hats cleaned and blocked, think of 524 119th St., phono Whiting 76-M. 6-17-6

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

W jr. 4 fect average o .00000 in the marital happiness league. Peggy Joyce, Jessie Reed, Peggy Davis, Geneva Mitchell, Helen Lee Worthinjr, Peggy Udell, PhoeLo STAR THEATER TONIGHT. "Tie Jolt," featuring Johnny Walker. Comedy, "False Alarm," Vaudeville Movies. Tomorrow, Elaine Hammeratelo la "Reckle"a j Youth." I ni versa Camedy, "Xo : Brain." Tom Sanchl In a Weatern drama. 6-17 CHURCH OF CHRIST Geo. M. Anderson, Minister, 426 Central avenue. Xo party name, no party creed, no party discipline, no party organization, no party authority, Christ and the Bible is our only requirement. Bible School 9:45 A time and place for the discussion of the wor.l of God. Lord Supper 10:43. Morning subject, "Modern Analysis of Prayer." Evening Service, 8 o'clock. - Su'bJect, "A Modern Parable." Nicholson, Tharp, Ward. Reder will sing for the evening service. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. H. P. Ivey, pastor. 9:30 Sunday School and Junior Church. 10:45 Public Worship with sermon Xeh. 2:18, 'Let Us Rise up and BullV Miss Mary H. Filler of Frederick, Ml, will sing at this service. 7:00 Epworth League.. "The Christian Adventure into Every Cond.1ion.' 8:00 Centenary Pictures on Korea. All who heard Dr. Moore's address at Hammond a few weeks ago will have a special interest in these pictures. This will be the last pictures until September. A daily Vacation Elblo School will be conducted in the Methodist Episcopal Church, Clark street, and Fischrupp avenue, beginning Monday, June 26. The school will be open to all children of the community between the ages of five and eleven years, up to the capacity of the rooms. There will 'be no charge whatever for the work given, The school will continue for four weeks, the hours being from 9 to 11 o'clock five das a week. The program will consist dt worship period, songs, Bible stories, indoor games and occasional outdoor picnics. The child ren will be divided Into three groups according to age; first 5 and 6; second, 7 and 8 and third, 8, 10 and 11. Children should be present for enrollment at 9 o'clock on Monday, June 26. This is not a part of the week-day schools of religion held during the wintr months. The Whiting Junior High School held Its anual Field Day at the City Park on Wednesday of this week. There was much competition be- J tween the different classes ana the. enthusiasm of the contending groups remained Intense throughout the entire day. The morning was given over to races as follows: Boys Race 60 yard dash under 100, K. Springer, first; M. Bietlin, second agd K. Rought, third. 75 yard dash over 100, J. Urban, first; Haluska, second and Jess Wiltshire, third. Broad Jump, under 100, Springer, first; Manchak, secand and Mathews third. Braod Jump, over 100, Richardson, first; Urban, second and Haluska, third. High Jump, under 100, Springer, first; Rought, second; Mathews, the third. High Jump, over 100. Richardson, first; Brown, second; Urban, third. Shot Put, under 100, Manchek, first; Rought, second; K. Springer, third. Shot Put over 100, Haluska, first; Solyon, second; Urban, third. Girls Races 75 yard dash. Alexandria Gorman, first; Mary Wargo, second; Esther Sheetz, third. 50 yard dash, A Gorman, first; M. Wargo, second; Helen Kerchak, third. Distance Throw Louise Adazia, first; Emma Wolsko, second; M. Senchak, third. The 'baseball finals were also played oft during the morning session, the eighth grade boys winning from the ninth grade boys and the eighth grade girls defeating the seventh crado girl's team.

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Reed. Perry Darts. Below: Genera UdelL Lee, Florence Crane and Addit Rolfs have seen their matrimonial hits of the last two years land on four territory. 'What's the reason The noon hour was given over to a picnic dinner and at one-thirty o'clock the tennis tournament were won by Edith Mackey, first; Elisabeth Potovsky. second and Florence Wilkinson, third, for the girls and II. Pinkerton. first; M. Zietlin, second and H. Winsberg, third, in the singles and doubles wore wen by H. Atkin and M. Zeitlin, first; H. Pinkerton and B. Gardner, second and third John Kecklch and H. Wins berg. The silver medals for the highest number of Individual points wore awarded to Alexandria Gor, man and Kenneth Springer and the silver loving cup wai given to the eighth grade classes, they having ninety-one points against the ninth grade's sixty-four points and the seventh grade's forty-six points. The Field Meet this. year was "by far the most successful undertaking of the Junior High School and the co-operation of the clases was well developed. The members and friends of the, Fortnightly Club are invited to Waverly Beach of the Dunes Monday, June 19th. All members going by train will take the 8:20 a. m. car for East Chicago and take the 9:17 a. m. interurban car from there. All those going in automobiles will go to Chesterton, thence to Waverly via stone road. Miss Mary H. Fuller, teacher of voice in the Hood College of Frederick," Maryland, Is the guest of Mrs. G. F. Ordeman of Superior avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fredenburg, of Central avenue are entertaining relatives from Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. David Whltmore have purchased the Thompson home in Forsyth Water Gardens. The Fortnightly Club will entertain Its members and friends at a noonday plcnla in the Whiting park, Wednesday, June 31st c ROBERTSDALE FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH OF ROBERTSDALE H. C. Powell, pastor. Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Message on Education 11 a. m. Practice for Children's Day 3 p.m. Young People's Meeting 7:30 p.m. Preaching from the Book of Revelation at 8:00 p. m. Catechism Wednesday 4 and 7 p.m. Prayer service Wednesday At t;00 p. m. Teacher Training Friday 7 p. m. Children's Day Service. June 25. The marriage of Miss Grace Turley and Mr. E. Floyd Reed will take place In the Church Auditorium on Tuesday morning, June 20. at ten o'clock. Members and friends are invited to attend. The Ladles Aid of the Lutheran church will entertain at a Bunco party In the church parlors, next Wednesday evening, June the 21st at eight o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harms of Lake avenue were in Chicago on tuelness Friday. The W. W. Club of ths Presbyterian church will have a Beach Supper at the Whiting Park on Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock. Mrs. Andy Stenehik of Reese avenue spent the day in South Chicago visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Hegadorn and son Walter of Windsor Park spent last Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Klemm of Superior avenue. Mrs. John Lee of Myrtle avenue entertained friends at her home on Friday afternoon. Adam White, who Is on nls two weeks vacation will leave with his wife on Monday for Bass Lake where they will enjoy themselves for the next ten days fishing and boating. The Benefit Association of the Maccahees will meet on Wednesday evening. Several candidates will be initiated. Every member is urgent ly requested to be present, Th Mesdames H. Brown, Speaks, and Shainer visited Mrs. McKenna at the St. Bernard's hospital In Chicago last Friday. Several relatives and friends surprised Mrs. Roy Witter of Lake ave. In honor of her birthday on Thursday afternoon. The afternoon was pleasantly spent In conversation and a dainty 1-uncheon enjoyed. Many pretty giftffwere received y Mrs. Witter in honor of the day. The number thirteen J ia never' used by the Italians is making up, their lotteries. The administration of law in Lagrange township New York, is now a familyq matter, Mra Anna S. Hegg

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Kctual distribution of prizes will be made at the tract office tomorrow immediately after the Sunday aeroplane flight, allowiing a reasonable time for tickets to be brought to the tract office at the corner of Madison and Standard Avenues on the subdivision.

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PRIZES Nos. 2 to 11A TRANSFERABLE CREDIT OF $25.00 ON EACH OF TEN SITES IN MADISON TERRACE. UNRESTRICTED SELECTION. PRIZES Nos. 12, 13, 14, IBfifty DOLLARS IN GOLD, TWO TWENTY DOLLAR GOLD PIECES AND ONE TEN DOLLAR GOLD PIECE. In All Fifteen Generous Prizes! No obligation to buy. You will not even be urged to buy. But we know that when you .come out and look over our proposition and see how fast these lots are selling and find out that all sales are to high grade American citizens you will want to get in on the most remarkable money making opportunity that has been offered in Hammond since Homewood, Kenwood and Maywood were marketed.

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