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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-07

principal intersection; another cross
ing is Swallowed by a camel outlined
in Arabic lights; another has a sphinx,
while others have the various symbols
of the branch of Free Masonry repre-
sented by the shrine.
Every department of the city has
extended its capacities properly to care
for the visitors. most of whom will
have their special cars parked when
they arrived during the night and to-
day.
Aad temple of Duluth, Mimi. paraded
the streets in uniform yesterday and
scattered through the holiday crowds
on the brilliantly lighted street last
night
Among the especial features of the
entertainment which Kosair has provid-
ed it's brothers there is a birds-ey
view of Louisville from the top of it's
tallest building; drills and parades ga
lore; an old-time ''ante-bellum" SOUTH
ern minstrel show; automobile races,
bringing together the most daring driv-
ers of the country Wednesday an cleo
trio street pageant Tuesday night, and
IAN attack on Fort Boonesboro." the
first palisade Of the white man west OF
the Alleghenies. Thursday
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HOT SANDS At LOUISVILLE
HOT FOR FOUR NIGHTS FRO[|C


Louisville, KY. June THE thirty
fifth annual session of the mobiles of
the Mystic shrine-the second ever held
in Dixie land-began this morning in a
city transformed with color and dec
orations. Hard and systematic work on
the part OF Kosair temple Of Louis
vile has had the effect of giving the
city an expression of hospitality that
has never before been excelled in the
preparation for convention of any
kind.
For four days the forces of Louis
vile, in all that they can devise of en-
tertainment and interest, will be given
over to the victors, who. with their
families and friends are expected to
number 100000. Thursday is the last
day of the convention. a grand ball for
the imperial council visiting mobiles
and their ladies being the final event
"Howdy," Replaces 'sWclcome.'
To use an expression germane to the
soil upon which the session is held this
year welcome" has been sent back into
the dictionary and 'howdy" IS the Of
fetal word of greeting
A huge electrical hand with the word
written across it in bulbs swings at a
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DIDN'T WANT TO
LEAVE HAMMOND
Balky Automobile Irritates
Rensselaer, Man and
His Daughter.

w l. Wood of Parr went to Chicago
Thursday. and after canvassing about
among the automobile houses. finally
bought a secondhand Cadillac four
passenger car. says the Rensselaer, Re
publican. His daughter, Miss Oslo, &C
companied him, and together they
started back from Chicago, the car be-
ing driven by chauffeur from the
selling house When near Hammond
the car refused to move and Logan
says he never saw a balky horse per-
form worse. The chauffeur coaxed and
cajoled and cussed a little on the side,
but the machine would not move Fin
ally Logan helped the driver push
the car beneath a shed and Logan
FASTENED to the nearest telephone sta
ton to inform the company that they
could come and get their blinked ma
chine as he would have nothing more
to do with it. Logan arrived here
on the 1905 last night and went to
Parr this morning. He doesn't know
now whether he wants an automobile
or not, but he knows that he don't
want a balky one.
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A SURPRISE PARTY.

very delightful party was given
as surprise to Mr.. E. S. Emmerine.
Saturday evening at his home in May
street, in celebration of his birthday
anniversary. The guests met early in
the evening and went to the Emmerine
residence where they spent a very en-
joyable social time. Mr.. Emmerine was
presented with a set of solid gold cuff
buttons, a gift from his friends in re-
membrance of the day. During the
evening several very pleasant social di-
versions were enjoyed, the greater part
of the evening being devoted to games
and music. Miss Mildred Emmerine
gave several enjoyable readings and
Miss Mary Rohen entertained the guests
with her plano selections. At the close
of the evening the guests were invited
into the dining room where a prettily
arranged three course luncheon was
served The table decorations were
garden flowers and fgerns. A bowl oil
pansies was used as a center piece on
the table Among the guests were
Mr. and Mrs. John NJ. Stinson. Mr. and
Mrs P. J. Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Barney
Kenney. Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Miller. Mr.
and Mrs. Rahen. Mr.. and Mrs E S
Emmerine Miss Mildred Emmerine and
Miss Mary Rohen.
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her relatives in Chicago over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Mat Theis were enter
tanned at the home of friends in Crit
fifth Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry GoIgert spent
Sunday with their relatives in Park
Manor.
Mrs. John Heiser is spending the day
with her mother, Mrs Quinn. at her
home in Englewood.
Misses Louise and Hulda Kunert
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Wartena at their home in Toneston.
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. spellman of Chi
cago spent Sunday in Hammond. the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. 5. Caller at
their home in Douglas street
John Henderson and Victor Hjorts-
berg spent Sunday visiting friends in
Chicago.
Mrs. Johnson and Mrs w. J. VIII
liams of East Chicago are spending the
day in Hammond
Mrs. St. John of Whiting spent the
afternoon with friends in Hammond.
Harry Dietrich spent Sunday with
friends in South Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mariner spent sunday
/ with friends in Chicago
Miss Elizabeth Thompson has re-
! turned from pleasant visit with rel
| atives in Chicago
Miss Meta SIZZLING spent the past
week end with relatives and friends IN
| Dyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Gilman Of East
Chicago, spent Sunday visiting II
Hammond
Mrs. Abe Cohn was the guest of rela
tives in Chicago, during the past weei
end.
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LAKE COUNTY WILL SEND
BIG DELEGATION To SOUTH BEND

Lake county will send the biggest
delegation to the tenth biennial state
convention of the Catholic Order of
Foresters, which opens in South Bend
tomorrow. In addition to these Ham
mond has several of the state officers,
which will also attend
The Lake county delegation leaves
this evening on the South Shore line
limited at o'clock The Lake county
delegation will also support DR.. Chev-
igny of Dyer as a national candidate
for the convention which will be held
in his former home city in Montreal.
Canada. next fall.
The Hammond state officers are
Messrs John J. Malloy, George Kuss-
maui and NJ. E. Lauerman.
The following Lake county courts
will be represented at South Bend:
Lake County Courts.
st. Johns court. No 80. St. John;
St Matthias Court. No. 1902. scherer-
vilIe ST Martins Court, No. 1O4. Han
over Center; St Joseph's Court. No 106,
Dyer; Baumgartner Court, No. 10s
(German), Hammond; Luers Court, No.
III (English). Hammond; St Anton
ius Court, No. 289. Klassville; st, Mary :
-rourt, No. 293. Crown Point; st. Peter
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and Paul Court, No. s65, Lottaville; ST.
Josephs Court, No. 999, East Chicago;
Sacred Heart Court No. 1882 (English),
Whiting; St Benedict Court, No. 1925
(Slaviclt) Whiting; st. Patrick's Court,
Indiana Harbor.
The Convention Program.
The program for the convention days
is as follows:
Monday afternoon. June Z, reception
of delegates at Oliver hotel by mem
bers of ST Edwards Court. Monday
evening, June T. meeting of state court
at 8 o'clock at ST Patrick's hall on
South Scott street. Tuesday morning.
June s. solemn high mass at 8 o'clock
at St Patrick's church. Immediately
following delegates will proceed to the
American hall to open state convention.
| Tuesday afternoon, regular work of
convention. Tuesday evening at s
o'clock, banquet at American hall for
delegates and members of ST. John S
Court. No. 952, Mishawaka. Ind. and
St. Edwards Court. No. 1929. South
Bend, Ind. Wednesday morning, June
9. at s o'clock. requiem high mass al
| st. Patricks church. Wednesday even
| ing, June 9. grand ball at st. Patrick
/ hall for all Foresters, their wives OF
friends
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Mrs Fred Porter entertained very
delightfully."- Saturday at her home in
Park Manor in honor of Miss Ethel
Merrill whose wedding to MI Reed
Bennett will take place in June. Mrs.
Porter issued cards to Miss Merrills
friends inviting them to a slumber
party and breakfast. The young ladies
met at the pretty home and spent a
very enjoyable evening with various
social diversions. An elaborate three
course breakfast was served Sunday
morning at g o'clock A dainty color
scheme was carried out in yellow and
white. and a beautiful bridal wreath
of lilies of the valley formed a center
piece. Other dainty garden flowers
added to the attractiveness of the table
Twelve young ladies were guests. and
Misses Ethel Ebright, Edith Goodman
and Fannie Ruhstadt were present from
Hammond
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Citizens German National Bank
announce on June 5th they Will re-
move their banking rooms to temper
airy quarters next door. Kolbes drug
store. where they viii be pleased to
serve their customers and friends until
their new home is COMPLETED.
Mrs. B. ]. Smaney and daughter, Mrs
Edward Rohde. are visitors in Chica-
go today.
Attorney John NJ. stinson and E. S
Emmerine spent Sunday al Highlands
with friends.
D. J. Fitzpatrick of Chicago was the
guest of friends in Hammond Sunday
Miss Lillian Porch spent Sunday Wis
iting friends in Chicago.
Mrs w. A Jordon and son. Wilson
visited at the home of friends in Chi
cago Sunday.
Frank Orth of Indiana Harbor wa;
in Hammond yesterday on his way L
Highlands TO spend Sunday.
Joe Austin ana Roscoe Livingston
spent Sunday with relatives of Mr.
Austin's in st. John.
Ralph Trump of Lowell has beer
visiting friends and relatives in Ham
mond during the past week end.
Miss Lizzie Phillips of Lansing spen
/ the day with Hammond friends.
Attorney w ]. McAIeer transacte,
business in Crown Point today.
The danger spot of the Cobe troph.
/ races is the letter curve. One Hun
dred and fifty tickets on sale at vii
1 Mee's cigar store, Hammond, or Johl
| Knight, Crown Point 90
George Nelson was the guest o
friends in Chicago Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Klemperer an
daughter, Frances, spent Sunday wit
friends in Chicago.
Mrs. Mathie Boney was the guest c
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-07
SUNDAY SCHOOL REoRGANIzEn.

The Monroe street sunday school was
reorganized at a meeting of the board
Sunday afternoon. The school which
was known as tia South Homewood
will hereafter be known as the Mon
roe street Sunday school. at least from
the time it occupies us new chapel
The new officers Of the school elected
are:
Superintendent-L ID. Cresson.
Assistant SUPPLEMENTARY A. D
Stewart.
Secretary and Treasurer-Mrs. Roy
Abbott
Librarian and assistant-Paul Stew
art and Ralph Abbott
Organist-Gladys Younger.
These new officers will take charge al
the time of the dedication of the new
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-07
4 FINAL MEETING.

The annual social meeting of the
members of the history committee of
the Hammond WOman's club will be
held at the pleasant residence of Mrs.
Albert Mack in Crown Point. Tuesday,
June s, 1t is the final meeting of the
committee and a very enjoyable social
program has been arranged for the en-
tertainment of the guests. 1t is ex-
peeted that many will attend and the
guests viii leave Hammond on the
11:50 Erie and return home on the 4:45
o'clock.
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THE CITY
FALL IS FATAL
Nickel Plate Section Hand
Hurled From Handcar.

Nicholas HoIom. who was employed
as a section man on the Nickel Plate at
Hobart. died last night at St Margar-
cts hospital from injuries which he
received last Saturday evening. when
he fell from a handcar. He was
brought to Hammond yesterday morn
ing and removed from the depot to the
hospital in stewards ambulance.
The section gang was on its way
home and the handcar was being pro-
PEELED at considerable speed. when Ho-
lom fell off. striking his head on rail
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-07
Pugh's Band Plays.

The Maccabee band, d. A Pugh, di-
rector played the first concert of the
season for the kaufman and Wolf de-
partment store Saturday The program
rendered was an excellent one and was
appreciated by "a large crowd of peo-
pie.
The band win play for the odd Eel
lows decoration day June -, and has
several other important engagements
in sight for the season. Last year the
band played throughout the season at
the Lake Front park and Saturday con-
certs for the State street merchants.
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ALUMNI MEETING.

There viii be an important meeting
of the members of the hight school al
umni association Tuesday evening, in
the assembly room of the Central school
and it is desired that many members
attend. Important business in connee-
ton with the banquet to the graduating
class viii be transacted
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ATTEND THE MATINEE.

Miss Marie Stout and guest. Miss FL
sic Allen of LopOrte. were the guests of
Miss Aliens brother. Carl Allen of Chi
cago at dinner Saturday. and in the af-
ternoon they saw The Sins Of Society
at McNicker's.
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A PEDRO PARTY.

Silver Light Hive, L. Q. T. NJ, viii
give another pleasant pedro party next
Wednesday evening in Longs hall on
State street. to which the public is in
vited to attend Several games of cards
will be enjoyed during the evening,
after which an hour viii be passed in
a social way. 1t is expected that the
party will be well attended
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VISITS WITH FRIENDS.

Miss Maude Heustis Of Greencastle,
Ind, who formerly was one of the
teachers in the Industrial high school
at indianapolis but who has been do
ing special work at the university of
Chicago for the past year. spent Sun
day with Mrs. George McEwen at her
home in Ridge Road
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-07
A SUCCESSFUL soCIAL.

The young ladies of the freshman
class who compose the Sunshine society
gave an ice cream social Saturday even
ing on the lawn at the Central school
building They began serving at Z
o'clock al small tables placed on the
lawn. The young ladies were daintily
Sowned in white for the social which
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Tickets on Sale.

Tickets will be on sale at the box
office at Towle's opera house tomorrow
at l o'clock for the commencement ex-
ercises Of the Hammond High school,
O9 which will take place next Thurs
day night at the theater. The crowd
promises to be unusually large, so it
will be well to secure seats early.
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VISITS HOSPITAL.

Mrs. Henry OFT went to Chicago yes
terday to visit MI OFT, who still re-
mains quite i'll at the Alexion Brothers
hospital Frieds of Mr.. OFT hope for
his recovery at an early date 50 that
he may be brought to his home in
SOhl street.
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An important meeting of the mem
bers of the Alumni association of All
Saints Catholic school will be held
Wednesday evening in the school hall
A full attendance of members is de-
sired, as plans win be made for the
banquet to be given the graduating
class Monday evening, June 2Sth.
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was one Of the first functions of COM
mencement week. Japanese lanterns
We're used to illuminate the grounds
A neat sum was realized by the society
which will be added to the charity
fund. The young ladies organized the
society to work for charity and the
dues have been used To purchase flowers
for the sick and in other charitable
ways.
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No Court Today

Owing to the fact that Judge Virgil
s. Reiter is out of the city. there was
no session of the Lake Superior court
this morning The courtroom was de
serted and dark and the work of the
court will not be taken UP until today.
There were no cases of Importance filed.
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Have Learnt Something.

If life is an educauve process peo-
pie who have lived and loved, who
have smiled and suffered, who have
perceived beautiful things. who have
felt the rapturous and bewildering
mysteries of the world-well. they
have learnt something of the mind of
CODA. c. Benson.
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DR.. and Mrs. H P. Swartz Misses
Carrie Swartz, Bessie Hart and Marie
Hansen of Crown Point, drove to Ham
mond Yesterday in DR.. Swartz' ma
chine, and spent the day with Mrs.
Mary Hansen and family at their home
in Rimbach avenue
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-07

Miss Marguerite Elliott and Miss Isola
Kramer of Frankfort, Ind, are the
guests of Mr., and Mrs. F. NJ. Elliott
and Mrs. L A Minard at their home in
clinton street, for stveral days. They
came for the high school commence
ment exercises this week when they
have several friends graduate.
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BANQUET Is POSTPONED.

The annual freshman sophomore ban
quet which was announced to take
place Saturday, had to be postponed in
definitely. and it may not be given this
school year on account of numerous
other social functions
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Mrs John Hoffman Will be hostess to
the members of Sewing Cirque No 1.
of St Margaret's Hospital Tuesday af-
ternoon of this week. The members
are invited to attend and spend pleas
ant afternoon with cards Pedro will
be the diversion of the afternoon.
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Will be A. G. Anderson. attorney for
the sanitary district of Chicago
Sixty three members constitute the
graduating class and seventeen others
will receice certificates.
The program is as follows
Ovtrture. Baptist Church Orches ira
Invocation -........R Rev VIM. Switzer
Welcome. .--........ Rev. +. NJ. Elliott
Vocal-Selected. ....... Baptist Quartet
Fletcher Hudson Edward Martin, Wal
ter Webster. ]. U. Jones
Reading-Selected Mrs L. Mae Virden
solo-selected. Mrs. L. l. Bomberger
Address Mr.. A. C. Anderson
Attorney for Sanitory District. Chicago
Music .-.-.........-....... Quartet
, Presentation of Diplomas. .....
..............Pre President F. B. Virder
instrumental ................ Orchestra
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A PULLS, RECITAL.

Miss Elizabeth Weber will give
pupils recital next Thursday evening,
June 10 in the auditorium of the First
Methodist church. A very pleasant pro-
grom has been arranged and the class
will be assisted on the program by Miss
Lillian Spafford violinist The friends
of the class are invited to attend.
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MSS CARTER ENrERrAINs.

Miss Edith Carter viii entertain tho
members 70 the Philathea Embroidery
club tomorrow evening at her home in.
Ann street. A very pleasant meeting
is anticipated and it is desired that
many members be present.
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RETURNS HOME.

Miss Elsie Allen left for her home in
Laporte yesterday after a few days
pleasant vosit with Miss Marie Stout at
her home in Carroll street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-07

Miss Margaret Rohrman will leave
Hammond early in June for St Louis.
Mo, where she goes TO accept a posi-
ton in a millinery establishment. Miss
Rohrman has been in charge of that
department Of the Lion store for the
past few years, and viii be greatly
missed BY her Hammond friends.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred r. Mott viii cele-
brate their twenty fifth or silver we'd
ding anniversary Thursday, June "a,
and will entertain many friends in ceIe-
bration of the occasion.
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\ GIII.n MEETING.

\ meeting of tht members of St.
Agnes Guild of St. Paurs Episcopal
church will be held this evening at the
home of the Misses Helen ana Marjory
Robst in Condit street. The usual pro-
gram of the society will be given and
it is desired that all the members at
tend
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The pupils Of Miss Elizabeth Web
bers music class met at the home of
Miss Lorraine Baxter in Sibley street
Saturday afternoon for rehearsal for
the musical they will give next Thurs
day evening. June 10, in the NJ. E.
church. Many of the members were
held.
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ENTERTAINs INFORMALLY.

Mrs a /. Smith entertained a num-
Der of young ladies informally Satur-
day afternoon at her pretty residence
in Warren street. The guests passed
a very enjoyable time with the social
program planned by the hostess for
their entertainment, after which dainty
refreshments were served
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A sURrRIsE PARTY.

very pleasant party was given as
surprise to Mrs Eliza Kuhn last
evening at her home, 220 Ann street
A very pleasant social time was pass
ed with various amusements. after
which refreshments We're served.
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nANs ARE PUnLIsHED.

The bans for the wedding of Miss
Florence Mason and Mr.. Ed McFadden
were read for the first time yesterday
by the Rev. Father Barrett in All
Saints Catholic church. The ceremony
will take place the last of June.
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SECURE 4 LICENSE.

a marriage license was issued at st.
Joseph. Mich. last week to Thomas A
Hogan of Hammond and Nellie Trowe
of VALPARAISO. The announcement will
be received with interest by many of
their Hammond friends who will ex-
tend congratulations and best wishes.
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RETURNS FRON THE SOUTH

Mr.. Price of the general superin-
tendents office at Gibson returned home
today from a visit in the south Mr.
Price visited in Memphis. Tenn, and
Vicksburg. Miss. and passed pleas
ant time
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Mss kLEIN a HnsrE,ss

Miss Mayme Klein will have the
young ladies Of the n \. Embroidery
club as her guests tomorrow evening
at her home in Conkey avenue The
usual program of the club will be en-
joyed and all the members of the club
expect to be present.
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pEnRn PARTY

The Silver Light Hive l. o. T. NJ. will
give another one of their enjoyable
pedro parties Wednesday evening
June 3. at Longs hall There will be
dancing after the card games. A cor
dial invitations to all 5-3t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-07
CHICAGO BUSINESS COLLEGESENDS
OUT COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS

Invitations have been sent out by the
Chicago Business college of Hammond
for it's third annual commencement eX-
ercises, which will be held at the First
Methodist church this year on Thurs
day evening, June II.
The program and invitation give an
indication of the good work that is be-
ing done in the local business college,
which rebounds to the credit of the Of
ficers and teachers.
President f. B. Virden of the Chicago
Business College, who is also tht chief
executive of the Chicago institution OF
the same name, VIII be in Hammond
for the evening. and in addition to de-
livering an address will also present the
graduates with diplomas.
Another prominent speaker in fact
the principal speaker of the evening
chapel which will probably be June 20
The whole neighborhood is invittd tc
share in this school