Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 137, Hammond, Lake County, 28 November 1922 — Page 6

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AN P. JOVABLE A FFA III " i Thanksgiving party which :-lK!-.t,j about one hundred and L:vt;'" ":'mb'r of thft Hammond Citv . :"'" 'h':" Association, in charge of ' " ,r'"f: ':'rnmittee. last evening t..- school was a success in ry v-ay. :ind tho pcople who en ''3 th" '"lir cams away feeling i, i.K,re a keen sense of com,r"s,,;P "ia ver. The social com-r.-.ittt-f-with its sub-comniittees to i'om ... much credit ! due. Is comro;".i of Miss Irene. Trenberth as i-!i;j!rr .an, v.'ho took care of the .ur.ts for last evening's party; Mrs. :-'hfr. in charge of the refresh-:;.--nts. Miss Lola Hemstock. In 1 '-rk;e of games; Miss Edith Owens. ii (iiarge of the dancing, and W. E. '--wis. In charge of the decorations. Tho rarty began with the stunts : i the auditorium. There were ' :nts by the Maywood school, the v.'ashington school and the Lincoln hool. The Ilessville. Edison and m .-, .,-).jr -.-.v Wilson schools had prom-:?-d o help but disappointed the "MiTn it t ee. However, Woodrow v.'j'.c-n premised to help out with a funt at the next party. Noth'iig hue been more clever than hree stunts whih were given. 'yn'oc'i took the stage first, por-rrii'.-.-the bulletins which come - ?he l:ir..ls of the teachers each e"k frvr.i the powers that be. A lever S'-ntf to the tune of our own Shirk was K'ing with words about .!r. Ca'.dwell and his can of pep "hih hs done its share of work in? yrar. In the middle of the stage rror.il n a-'-f bottle of the eminent

Dr. Caldwell's Syrup of rep, with Miss Abbott, dressed in a clever military garb, representing the well known general announcement. Tho first bulletin to be taken oft was Safety Week. Then followed the health bulletin, which brought forth a great deal of laughter when several of the more plump and some of the lean showed the decided advantages and disadvantages derived from drinking too much o.r too little milk. In the bulletin representing better cJtiier.ship week several rather severe looking graduates garbed in the conventional mortar board3 and powns and bull-dog looking rimmed glasses, were busily reading things appropriate for their type of brains so heavy laden. The last stunt portrayed was the Spirit of 1922 w-hen a group of teachers rushed madly across the stage reading their bulletins with consuming interest and one of them exclaiming that she had not seen the last week's one. Lincoln school followed with a clever tako-off on Alfred XoyeV poem "Tho Highwayman," which was burlesqued in a splendid manner. Washington school also had conceived the Idea of taking off the bulletins of the wetk. When the curtain arose there was a figure fashioned of an umbrella and other clever articles which was to represent tho teacher when she comes to Hammond In the fall as fit as a fiddle for work, plump and round as a ball. But. presto, one dose of he medicine B"l'Mna frnrn the

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deadly Dr. Quack she wilts ain I (jruws unmercifully thin. Following the stunts the crow i. I went to the cafeteria n, where Mis': i Uemstock, Miss K.xlcy, Miss Dwli.i I and Miss Neabltt took cha-gc some excellent games. Dancing j followed pleasantly with four of the l members of the Associated Conccr

Orchestra playing: for the danolim Thee musicians had volunteers , their services. A luncheon consif ins of lovely individual pumpkl. pits and coffee was served will Mrs. Schaffcr. and the Misses Anr Emery, Ann Jones. Orlswold, fiwet-t land, Klrtlcy and Peacock in char,; Tho Business and Professional Woman's Club met last evening n the Chamber of Commerce for pplendid meeting. A fine program. ' was en Joyed, which Included a voia solo by Leo Engleton with Mi.-. Adeline Ij-Mere at the pLs.no. a plan, solo by Miss Marf?aret L.on, a vlo lin duct by M'ns lorothy Long- an' Master Long- with Miss Margate Ijons at the piano. For an encon Miss Dorothy Longr played a plan, solu. Mrs. Joseph Badelli conclude the program by singing with Mis Susaime Hllbrlch at the piano Dveryone declared thta meeting i splendid one and feela that the club is one to which It is a pleasure belong-. A ELLS-imADUL R.V On last Saturday morning iu Crown Point a wedding of in teres, to Hammond people took place wh' i. Miss Meredith Wells, daughter o. the late Kay A. Wells, weil known in Hammond, and Stanley Bradburn. son of Mrs. Helen ISradburn. wit married. Reverend J. A. Ayling : the Methodist church performed ihr ceremony, using the ring servl- . The ring used was the same onthat tho bride's trrandmother, tli-: lato Mrs. W. C. Wells, had worn soma fifty years ago. Following

' the service the immediate relatlvi ? i were served with a lovely dinner ai one o'clock. i Both Mr. and Mrs. Bradburn a: " ; well known in Hammond. Mr. Brad- ' burn being in the a-Jtomobile busij n3 here and his bride having been j brought up here. The Bradburns I are at home now in their home at j 1146 Van Bureu street. I The Kressman Trio, which has ! boen so higily praised in other ! cities, will delight a Hammond audience on Wednesday evening at i the K. of P. hall on Hohman street, i The concert is under the auspices ! ,.f the William Calkins Belief Corps.

The Kressman Trio consists of Elsa Kressman. dramatic soprano; Gretchen Cox, violinist, and Robert Ma'T'onald, pianist. There will he a business meeting of St. Paul's' Episcopal Guild on Friday afternoon at two thirty p. m. It Is hoped that there will be a good number of the ladies there

! for there is a great deal to be done.

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A Union Thanksgiving Service of Eleven of the Churches of Hammond, will be held in the F.rst Presbyterian church Wednesday evening. Nov. 23. at 7:30 o'clock. Rev. J. C. Oranger of the First Baptist church will preach the sermon and the choir of the First Presbyterian church will furnish the music. A cordial invitation is extended to everyone to come to this service and Join in tho giving of thanks to Almighty God for His goodness to us. 11-23 TO SECmiTY BESEF1T ASSN. MEMBERS We will hold the Long Form of Initiation Wednesday evening, No. or.Vi f i a. .trVl.-H o crtlotlHM llinrh-

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Dr. Fmarya levln, the eminent I wish leader, honored the Ham."nd Jews by stopping here on his u'ir of tho world lecturing in bei!f of tho restoration of Palastine. 1 evlous to the animated lecture he .llvcred at the synaKog-ue he was -lie honored dinner frucst of th Tivays on :toralnp avenue. Mrs I'lyay proved a very interest In:: lostess to ttie great leader a nil,s very well posted on the topirr a rest to his heart the lestoratimi i' Pulastlne. The folio wins tllo program s ulch 11.-1 l-cen planned for the Ion Thanksjtlvlnic ervi.: to I.. :-;d at the First Presbyteria.i iiurch Wednesday evening at seven hp-ty o'clock: '."'relude. -ixology. nvocation. Rev. C. H. Leeson. uithem, "The God of Harvest I'ralse." E. K. Heyaer. .'Iianksgrivinst Proclamation. Rev. Penjamin RJst. ii ripture l.esjton. Rev. Carl Schaeffer. vnthem. "Tho Lord Is My Shepherd. ' Adam. rayer. Rev. AV. N. Whear. 'iferlns for the Near East In charge of Mr. Uestenca. Hymn 93. .v-nion, Rev. J. C Oranr. vnthem. "Wo Give Thoe Thanks" '., nedlctlon. Rev. C. M- Smithson. Mrs. John Crumpaoker Cvf Michigan City, Indiana and Mrs. Edgrar Crumpacker of Valparaiso, Indiana, who were in Hammond for the Crum-ivocked-Llnn wedding on Saturday .ifternoon remained over the weekend n the R-uests of Mrs. Ida Crumpacker of Webb street and returnl to their homes yesterday.

Mrs. William Maurer cf South Bend and daughter. Mrs. Pitcher of Pennsylvania, will come to Hammond on Wednesday evening to enJoy ThankFgrlvingr with -Mr. and Mrs. Newton Hemibroff and Mr. and Mrs. William Mower of 24 Doty street. Mrs. Ritcher will be remenibored as Lucille Lane, daughter -f Dr. Une. on time resident of Hammond.

The Evening Hour Department of the Hammond Woman's Club mt for Un exceedingly pieasunt sessior. with Mre. WT.ltam F. Love. 70 Sibley street, last evening. The subject for the evnins's study was "Indiana Literature and Music." which was most Wy gKen by Miss Alys Heas. airalster t-y Mrs. Glen Ohartler, who pave eeveral reading's from James Whltcomb Riley, in her usual charminfr maner. Miss Mildred Wray who pave a most interest, lnj? and entertaining account of Riley's life and home and Mrs. William M. Bigrger who gave a very comprehensive and Interesting talk rn Gene Stratton Porter. At the conclusion of the evening's program a business meeting: was held, follow, ed fcy the serving of dainty Tefreshments by the h'Crstess of the evenlncr, Mrs. William F. Love., assisted by M'isa Ade'e rmnbar, Mrs. Ernest L. Eggers. Mrs. Walter L. "Wise. Mrs. Frank Letz. Mrs. J. L. Anderson and Mrs. J. A. Molsberger.

Tomorrow evening, Thanksg! vlng eve. there will be a dancing party at the Hammond Country club begin. n;ng at the hour of eight-thirty o'clock. The committee in charge has scheduled this affair as the first formal party of the year and has arranged for the well known and popular I'almcr House orchestra to ( lay for the dancing. Mrs. Martha Gratte nthaler. th0 housekeeper nt All Saints Rectory has gone to Michigan Yty, -where :he was called to oitend the funeral of one of hr relatives. Mr. and .Mrs. If. Naeh welcomed a i.umbe.- of their friends to their come on dimmer boulevard Ia.t Saturday evening. p.unco was in ; lay at live tables d'lriii.g the pvctiing. v ith ICrieh Kagebeln holdin !:ii-'h score and C. Duilois low .,, and .Miss i;!lcti Hagedorn holdin ladles' high score and Mrs. Penh.. Ilagedorn low score. The guest li:' ncluded Mr. tnd Mrs. C. DuPol -,Ir. and Mrs. R. 11 L'lder, Mr. an : U-3. W. Ahlborn Jr., Mr. and Mrs i. Vogle, Mr. and Mrs. A. Henning G. Garber. Miss Hilda Kaegobeim ;iekn Ed, Pred and Erich Kaegeln. Mr. and Mrs. M. Heltmami. Mrs. Bertha Hn.gedorn and daugh 'fis, Gertrj''e and Ellen. The Parent-Teachers association f the West Mamimrd h.gh cho..i i ill have a ppecial meeting tonight .i eight o'clock to elect d- legatc " a convt n' ion. Miss Elsie Leonard of Davenport. ! wa. has come to Hammond to be he guest of Mr. and M,-s. Homy i lamer of Lewis Ftreet.

ductlon on a grand scale haive been siirTassr-d and record runs have been made In New York, Chicago. Boston, Pittsburglu Detroit, Ixs Angeles and other cities, where the picture has 'icen previously phown.

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sympathy; also f,,r tiie use of the nutos during the illtics and death of our boy; plso Rev. Smithson for his kind words Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Toush, Mr. ntid Mrs. ,1 M. Parker, Mr. and Mrs Ton--' (-r.-s.

On account of the approach of Education Week and the time which t will occupy, the Vu rent-Teachers Association of the. Central school III not meet on December the eventh as was planned but will r.eet early !n January. AT THE ORPHEUM The long-awaited Rex Ingram pro. Auction of "The Four Horsemen of tho Apocalypse.' 'is coming to the Cwpheuin theatre 'beginning- Wednesday, Nov. 29th. This is the picture that cost Metro $1,000,000 to make. and. from accounts the $1,000.000 was well pent. as critics agree that all other efforts at pro-

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for their part in the tazaar which St. Paul's Guild is giving: on Tuesday, the fifth of December.

The Dorcas Aid Society of the South Side Church of Christ is Joinin the rank and file of these church societies who are griving- attractive sales as the holiday season approaches. They will grlve their bazaar and food sale at the Reo Sales Company. 965 Calumet avenue, on Decembeseventh and eiyhth, Thursday an Friday, and it has ben said that anyone wishing to find pretty and useful Christmas pifts would do well to visit this bazaar.

There will be a meeting: of the parents snd the church school teachers of St. Paul's Episcopal church this evening, Tuesday. at seventhirty o'clock at the church. Everyone is urg;ed to be there.

THANKSGIVING SERVICE Christian Science First Church, nt 7cf Hohman street. F.eg-ular Thanksgiving Service at !0:5 a. m. Thursday. Nov. 30th. The public Is cordially nv!ted.

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