The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-25
WHITING NEWS

Mrs. Frank Fields, who is i'll with
pneumonia at her home in West Pull
man, is still In a very critical condition,
and her sister. Mrs. David Deese. is
at her bedside.
Mesdames Jennie Knapp. Sarah Naef
and Cora Kelly of Chicago attended the
D. of l., meeting here on Wednesday
evening.
Rev. F. NJ. Webster. pastor of the
Plymouth Congregational church, will
preach on next Sunday morning an
Easter sermon, theme, The Resurrec
ton" The choir of thirty voices will
sing the anthems: HE Is Risen. by
| Manney. and Hear o. Lord by Wat
son. and Mr.. Lash will sing solo,
'Hosanna," by Granier. and an Easter
cantata by Charles Fontiyn Manney.
THE Resurrection" The whole hour
of worship will be one of song. consist
ing of choruses, trios and solors. The
soloists are Mrs. Lash, soprano; Mrs.
Webster. contralto. and Mr.. Gray. bari
tone. The choir will meet at the church
| at D. m. If you are not regular
attendant at some other church we
| would be pleased to you at these
| services
| The Epworth League of the NJ. E.
| church will have an April fool party
on nsvt Friday evening
| Miss Lucille Hart of the University
of Chicago is spending her vacation
| with her aunt, Mrs. F. N. Daegling of
Laporte avenue.
| Miss Beatrice Hollinger. the kinder
| garten director, left yesterday for Bur-
| lington, Ia, to remain over Easter as
| the guest of her parents.
Mrs. Sam Stark of Cleveland avenue,
| who is at the Englewood Union hos
| pital, where she underwent a number
| of operations. is improving nicely and
| expects to be able to come home by
| next Wednesday.
| The illness of the 15-months- old son
| of Mr. and Mrs. William Clock of Sheri-
dan avenue has developed into spinal
meningitis and the child is in a very
| critical condition
Several of the Whiting members of
the L o. T. M. went to Hammond on
| Wednesday night. where they were en-
| tertained by Silver Light Hive, L. o.
T. NJ. All the Whiting members report
having had an excellent time.
<rIrs. Nettie Drake of Cleveland ave-
nre has returned from Leroy, Ind.
where she visited relatives.
| The Whiting schools were closed
yesterday. owing to its being Good Fri
day.
Leo Holman of Gary visited his par
ents here on Wednesday evening
Mrs. O. S. Goldsmith of Sheridan av-
enue is at Gary visiting at the home
of her son, Earl Goldsmith. Mrs. Ear
Goldsmith and little son, who was borr
Monday. and who are at the Gary hos
pital, are reported as getting alone
fine.
The next number of the Whiting
Lyceum lecture course, which was t,
have been given next Monday night
has been postponed to Wednesda,
night, March 80. The Parland-Newhal
: company, bell-ringers. is the next t.
D appear. and the reason for changin,
r the date is that the preliminary contes
: is on Monday evening.
: Mrs. r. Milligan and daughter, Rae
I have left for Michigan, where the
:. have purchased a farm and intend t
e reside permanently. Mr.. Milligan ex
4 poets to leave within a few days.
g Judge George w. Jones was in Ham
s mond on business yesterday.
: Union council No. 8, D. of L, he'll
It their regular meeting on wednesda
e night. After the regular busienss rout
I inc the officers Of the order enter
: tanned the present officers by serving
g bounteous spread. The meeting wa
: out of town present