The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-11
WHITING NEWS

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outh Congregational church will preach
next Sunday morning from the theme:
The Power of a Presence" owing to
the beccalaureate services in the high
school auditorium in the evening, there
VIII be no services at the Congrega-
tional church Sunday evening.
Hugh M. Atkin is having his store
mousse in the rear of his store repaired.
which was recently, almost. destroyed
by fire.
Mrs. John Conroy Of Irondale was
In Whiting yesterday visiting relatives.
The senior class have their pro-
grams out and they are marvels of
beauty, being linen with gold trimming.
The only decorations on the cover are
Commencement 1909" and the class
pin.
The tenth annual commencement of
the Whiting high school will be held
on next Wednesday evening, June 16.
The calendar contains many interest
ing functions, the first of which was
the annual track and field meet, which
was held yesterday afternoon. The class
day exercises VIII be held this even
Ing at p. m, for which an interest
ing program has been arranged. The
program consists of Glass History. Wal
ter II. Smith and Mary Morrison: Class
Poem, Helen O'Hara; Doomsdaybook,
Josephine Jewett and Anna May Di-
neen; Class Prophecy, Claude Hum
phreys and Inez Lee; Mallet Grafton.
Benjamin H. Gordon, '09; Reply. joseph
Peceny, 10; Glass VIII, John Morrison:
Giver of Gifts, Melville Bremen. To-
morrow will be the Junior and senior
picnic at Jackson Park Sunday VIII
be the baccalaureate sermon. On Mon
day the seniors will go to the TJnf-
versity of Chicago as the guests of
superintendent John c. Hall. on Tues
day evening the junior banquet to the
seniors Will be held at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Beaubien of La
porte avenue. On Wednesday night
VIII be commencement. On Thursday
Will be the annual chase in which
the juniors and seniors will participate
and If the senior class being found they
VIII treat the other class. On Friday is
Sebogi day. and on Saturday. June 10.
will be the alumni banquet The mem
bers OF the class are: Walter IT
Smith. Anna May Dineen, Inez Edna
Lee, Claude V. Humphreys. Mary Lee
Morrison, Irene May Matthias. John =
Morrison, David Melville Bremen To-
sephine ]. Jewett. Benjamin II. Gordon.
Almirah Morse and Laura Helen
O'Hara
They have chosen as their class mot
70. Lahore res gestal acquiruntur.
The class colors are gold and white: |
class flower, marguerite and class mas
cots bulldog and dove of peace.
Messrs. Carl P. Morgan and Edison
Taylor, the former from the Chicago |
American and the latter from the Chi
cago Journal passed through Whiting |
yesterday on their way from Hege- /
wisch, where they went on the story |
of the Hegewisch postofnce safe be-
Ing blown open. The reporters stopped
off to witness the high school track
meet.
Fred Emmel is able to be around
again after a siege Of rheumatism.
Otto Bauer has been spending the
past few days on hunting trip at
kankakee.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron James have re-
turned from visit to Hudson Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph ]. Kelly have
been entertaining the formers broth
er, Maurice Kelly. of Chicago.
Leroy Baker. who has been confined
In the Mercy hospital in Gary for 1
several weeks, Is slightly improved. Il
Mr.. Baker has undergone two opera
lions
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve saboi entertain
ID several friends at their home in one
Hundred and Nineteenth street in hon
II of the christening of their infant
son.
Mr.. and Mrs J. ]. Kelly entertained
friends and relatives from st. Louis.
Who left yesterday for their homes.
Mrs. Paul Horvath of Indiana boule-
7ard, accompanied by Mrs. Anna Streng.
lave left for European trip, which
Will extend over period Of three
months The largest part of the time
will be spent in AUSTRIAN Hungary. the
ormer home of Mrs Horvath. and Ger
many, the home of Mrs. Streng.
Miss Lila schoeneman entertained
everal of the public school teachers at
inner last evening at her home in La
orte avenue
Mrs. Jack O'Keefe is confined to her