The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-22
WHITING NEWS

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Mrs. Edward o'Hara of CLEVELAND av-
enue is entertaining her mother. Mrs.
Laura Kranzen of Joliet
Miss Marie A. O'Hara and John Sui
iivan Of Hyde Park visited at the home
of the formers aunt. Mrs. Ed. OHara
Mr.. and Mrs. William Knopp and
their son and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Knopp, all of Coffeeville, Kas., are here
for the holidays to visit their daughter.
Mrs. Retta Stevens of Windsor Park
The Knopps are former Whiting resi-
dents, and will spend several days
with friends here before returning
home.
Miss Helen O'Hara of Kentland, Ind,
will come home tomorrow to remain
over the holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed O'Hara. Misses Dollie and
Phebe Crawn and Mr.. Tunis Crawn of
Kentland will come here to spend
spend Christmas with Miss O'Hara
Mr. Saffron of Schrage avenue has
gone to Florida to reside. and his fam
| lily will join him in a few weeks.
| Q. E. Meek and children left yes
terday for Kansas, to spend the holt
| days with Mr.. Meek's mother.
| Wesley Thorpe Of the firm of Atkin
& Thorpe IS on the sick list, and L. Am
erman Of East Chicago, another of the
force at this store. is also confined to
his home by illness
Mrs. Lehr and daughter. Martha, were
South Chicago visitors last evening
| A series of revival meeting will be
held at the local Methodist church. be-
ginning Jan. 1. In these services Rev.
M. c. Wright will be assisted by Rev.
Frank Lewis of the Morris Street NJ. E.
church, indianapolis.
The contest in the Epworth League
of the M. E. church came to a close
on Sunday night. About three months
ago the league was divided into two
| sides. the red and the white. The lead
er for the red was Johnston Knight and
Miss Gladys Pritchard for the white.
| The side having the largest number
present at these meeting were to be
banqueted by the losing side. The red
| side won, defeating the white side by
the small number of thirty. The red
| side had $50 in attendance at the last
meeting, which was the largest attend
ance the league has had In some time.
One next Tuesday night the red side
Will be banqueted by the white side.
Joe Martfs was arrested by officer
Emmel last night for being intoxicated.
| He was later released on $25 bonds to
appear tonight for trial.
Arthur n. Beaubien of Laporte ave-
nue. is expected home this week from
| Florida, where he went about a week
ago.
The Christmas exercises of the Con-
gregational church will be held tomor-
row evening.
Henry E. Beaubien. agent of the l.
s & M. S. was in Chicago yesterday on
business.
j The high school chorus and orchestra
gave Christmas program in the audi
torium on Monday night. The program
rendered was as follows:
Lauretta Intermezzo. .... Daniels
Orchestra.
"Hark, the Herald Angels Sing. ....
............. Mendelssohn
Glorious Beautious, Golden Bright.
..s............. ...--....... Tiddimar
Chorus
Gloria in Excelsis. .........M Mozart
Chorus
Llama overture. Bottgel
Orchestra.
We Three Kings of Orient Are
"stille Nacht". .............. Hayder
Chorus
Down in the Deep. ........ .Petrit
Orchestra.
1T Came Upon Midnight Clear.
Chorus
Serenade ....................S chuber
Orchestra.
THE Hope of the World' . .Schnecke
/ In
Bells" -
Gar The Shepherd. ................
CD The Wisemen ..........
Closing Chorus-"Haif Royal Babe.
l Chorus
Joy to the World .Hande
Chorus
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Brown wer,
South Chicago visitors on Monday even
ing.
Misses Olive Watts and Edna Wen