Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 49, Hammond, Lake County, 23 December 1922 — Page 9

December 23. 1922.

the Tares Pace Nin" They Sang Christmas Carols For Hammond Business Men desired to mount a group. It was Impossible to locate a specimen. flOBERTSDALE Although the United States has tlx times the railway mileage cf Canada. Canada has more than twice mllea1 ranPa. 6. . HOARSENESS Swallow slowly small piece rub well over the throat. V VAPORUQ Goer 17 Million Jan Utd Yearly

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I'RrNCESS THE.VTRC TOXK.UT AND TOMORROW Mary Miles Mlntr aul Tom Moor, w "Tin; COWUUY A.VU THE ladi . 12-:;-; l'UINXESS TIIiiATRE TONIGHT Krre 15 lb. Turkey III be Riven to holder of wloni-s: Voapon SiJ3 Tonigrbt, nh.ulutelv free. Jso Tom Moore. lrr Miles Mtater "THE CO WOO V ANIJ THE J.ADV)-' Educational Comedy CiilClS BAVS," aul Harold Llord -uuscdy noil lDrrna t loual nem. 12-C3-1 ITHSr LA ANGELICA L CHLRCII OF IlOBEIlTSDAl n H. C. Powe'.l, raster. Sunday School 9:45 a. M. 1 ::u'!atmia Message 11 A. M. ' heir Practice 2:30 P. M. Mislonary Prayer Service Wedresday 7; 30 P. M. The Sunday . School teachers for the new year will be considered a.1 the close of 'he prayer meeting1. AU of the members of t!ie church arc invited to b ; resent . Oate -hlsm Wednesday 4.13 p. m. The p-bliu Is v-d1a!!y ir.lted tc "he iwv6 services. .Veto that the . "hrlstmas program is given on 'hrlstmas eve. A special invitation !a extended to the community 'j enjoy Christmas Hvo with -js. Please bring a "White Gift" offering for the work of the kingdom oT Go-d and His Christ, and our Savior. The "White Gift" enve!reJ have been passed out for that purpose. A six and one-half pound baby h,rl was born on Thursday evenlit, at th Deacoiifrs Hospital iit ' '.'aji to Mr. and Mrs. Merle I'a'y of Roberts avenue. Mrs. 'inly win be remembered as Miss I'A.in Zern-er of Myrtle avenue. "T;.n;i!y is to bo congratulated r. - 1 '.- new arrival, tlxla Is their hi: also the first grandi.t!J c Ms . iiiid Mrs. Geort- Zer v. (.r. Tie C'M i'.-'t.crs Club of this t-t-i'iHy will r,nl the first Tuesday In January at. lhu .Community Center. tr.. Courcy w.Mi her w otiderfui troupe of. -performer wHl have t-barge of the entertainment, danof"K wil follow, also refreshments Old Settlers have the privilege of l; l'.lv a srueat or anyone that has Jhcii In this locality fer tile pa:-t twntj . ; cars and is forty years o r :: c ' The W. B. A., cf trie JIca'-c-f ; ii their annual -election of oftie;.- last Wednesday evening. Ti.c f-l u-.ving officers were elected for the c truirr. year: Commander. Mrs. Ucr.a Glrard;- Jbt, Com. Mrs. l.o-j is Frees; Record Keeper.-Mr?. Par.ek. Collector, Mrs. K. ?:hadf; Past Coniniandw. Mt. L. Breck-r-ifi'.i: Ladv at Arm?. Mrs. H. OsIr;" Chapiin. Mrs. I'ayne; Sargent. ? 1 1 r . Dunlap: Captain cf Guards. Mrs. IT. T. Oolding. After the business vf the ordr a lovely iunvh ten was servei by the committee-. Mr. L:j;s Klemin of Lake ave., i conSned to his home by illness nd is tinder t.o care of Dr. U. Timni of Kast bide. M it. H. T. tioldin of Myrtle A"-

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This picture thows the All Ham-

Tliis group has been singing

mond Pay's Choral club, a service Christmas Carol during the past

group organised, trained and Utrec- j week appearing before Kotary and

Kiwnnis Cluhs, In some schools, and business houses, on the streets miri throe matinee performances at tho T'nrtlicnon.

ted by Mits Irene Trenberth. mush: supervisor Tfatnmoud public schools aioJ, Inr asiistunt Mit5 Dorothy Whitfield.

Comunity service and the Parthenon Theater this morning entertained with a children's party, at which over eight thousand boye and girls wero special srvieste. with a program of motion pictures, organ recital, community singing and se

lections of Carols by this Juvenile Chorus. That the members of this Choral Club were appreciative of the ef

forts,, to entertain all boys and fciHs of the city, by Community Service and the Parthenon Theater.

was shown by these boys rolunteering their services to the Parthenon, which was accepted, with the refault they appeared on the program at the Parthenon theater for three tlayg without anyother compensation than that of knowing they have

performed a service to the commun Ity. Those appearing tn forepart of picture above, reading from left to right are Miss Trenberth, Albert Baumberger, secretary of Community Service and Miss Dorothy Whitfield.

erne was a Chicago visitor Thursday. Mrs. Harry Glair of Amy avenue and Mrs. W . Ee-rcaw M ere among the bhoppers In Chicago on Wednesday. Mrs. O. E. Meek of Stanton ave. delightfully" ent-artalned the ZOO Club at her home on last- Tuesday evening. After the game, a ery dainty luncheon was served by Mrs. Mcck. Miy-i Grace Miespohl and Mrs. Frank white, of Hammond, and Mis'. Hoy Witter 'of Lake avenue.

were In Chicago yesterday. Mrs. .tack t'anders of I.akt ave -. i&ited her parents at Indiana Harbor Thursday. Mrs. Albert Johnson of IV.ari st., was a Hammond visitor cu Thursday . Julious Kinsock of Lake avenue was In Chicago on business yesterday. Mrs. l'red tjtawitktj and week old foaby ara getting along nicely at their home on Pearl street. Tho V. P. A. of tho Maccabees

have elected Mia. Edith ha4e as

a delegate to1 the Maccabee convention which will be he!d at Fort Wayne, Ind., on January 10, 1023. Mrs. 11. Preckman was elected as alternate. Mrs. Andy Lewis of Indianapolis Blvd., entertained several ladies from South Chicago at a three o'clock lonchecn yesterday.

With an annual export of ot'COO pounds. Corpus Christ!, Ter, has become cno of the leading Fhrlnip ina"kctinb centers 1 nthe United States.

HESSVIULE

Children's service Christmas Eve.

CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHVUCH V. F. Golterrnann, pastor. No service Sunday morning,

ccmber Sth. Sunday School at the usual hour. A.H children who wish to take part In the CUiislmaa firogram nust attend.

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Dcc. Jil, at 7:00 o'clock. L)ivine tervlces Christmas morning at the usual hour.

Whooping Crane, Nearly Extinct Species, Kept In Cold Storage 5 Yrs. (INTERNATIONAL EV;S StftVlCEl ITHACA, N. V., Dec Five years ao a whooping crane, now almost

in the days of the buffalo, w as ahot near Lincoln. Nebraska. To-day the bird, Ju-t as fre&h as the day it was killed, is in the possession -of Louis A, Ifueu-tei, oralChologiat, of this city. Since the day of its death, Until it was shipped eastward, the bird .was kept in the ccd storage plajtt of a Llatoln ice cream company. It is a record for cold storage preservation. So rare Is the whooping crane that two years ago when the Amer-

extln-et, although plentiful - enoug-h loan MuMUin of NafcuraJ History

BURKET The DENTIST Will until the First f January make a cut in the price of Dentistry that will give the people with a moderate salary a chance to have their teeth taken care of with out going to the city. Over 20 years experience.

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PAINLESS EXTRACTION GUARANTEED Gas Given If Desired Fell Set of Teeth u low u $15.00 Gold Crowns .... $5.00 and up Bridge Work $5.00 and op Porcelain or white crown $5.00 up Gold Filling or Inlays $3.00 op Silver Fillings $1.00 up We have to make an extra charge for killing nerves or treating teeth is the reason we say $5.00, $3.00 or $1.00 and up so don't wait until your teeth ache and you have to pay the extra charge. We have the very latest methods for Painless Dentistry and will do nothing but honest work and make the lowest charge for same. Come in and we will examine your teeth and tell you honestly if anything is needed without any charge. Open evenings until 9 p. m. 593 Hohman street, over Woohvorth 5 and 10c Store Phone 3189. W. G. BURKET, Prop. Hammond - - Indiana

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Ten years ago tlie Maywodd Addition was a waste of ridges and sloughs. With its well known and often expressed faith in the future of this city hundreds of thousands of dollars were spent in street improvements. At its suggestion Maywood Park was purchased. The new Industrial High School was built at one end of this park and the Lyndora Hotel at- the other. Now the sub-division is practically absorbed. It has developed as

its architects planned it. It is now the place of residence of Hundreds of happy contented home-owning citizens. It is an element of stability in this community that can not be over estimated. Its orderly development is due to the unswerving determination to create beauty and orderliness where chaos and unguided city building threatened squalor and con-

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sion.

In Maywood there are perhaps a dozen lots north of the park. In the Hammond Realty Company additions north of Maywood, principally on May street, there are twenty to thirty sites left. In Maywood, south of the park, there are about twenty sites left. In McHie's Addition on Roosevelt and Wilcox streets there are fifteen sites left.

AFTER

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MEN WHAT?

AMMON

MPANY, Owner Voods, Martin & Co. Exclusive, Agents

OFFICE HAMMOND TRUST & SAVINGS BAUK, HAMMOND BUILDING. PHONE HAMMOND NO. 51.