The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-08
WHITING NEWS

The contest in which the Ladies Aid
society of the Christian church have
been engaged for the past six months |
came to close on Thursday at a meet !
ing. which was held at the home of
Mrs. wesley Tharp of Laporte avenue.
The chairman of the two committees
were Mesdames Hopkins and Hammers
ley. Mrsl Hopkins side won, having
made $115 in cash and was given $22 in
credit for new members. The losing
side treated the winning side to nice
luncheon.
% E. Meek and his two children are
back from Kansas, where they went
Christmas to visit with Mr.. Meeks
mother.
Mrs. Max Stieglitz and daughter. Miss
Amelia. visited with Mrs. Stieglitz
brother. Mr.. Marks.
| Rev. Frank NJ. Webster of the Con-
gregational church will preach next
Sunday morning from the theme: The
Holy Catholic church" In the evening
! the theme will be Life in Japan
which will be illustrated with stereop-
tican views. The large chorus will be
in charge of D. d. Lash at both serv-
| ices. and at one of the services Mr.. and
| Mrs. D. d. Lash will sing.
William Gamer of South Chicago was
| the guest of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gamer of Central avenue, on Thursday
| night
Miss Margaret Fiield of oliver street
/ street will leave tomorrow from
Chambers burg, Pa, to resume her stud
les at Wilson college.
The subject for the Epworth League
of the M. e. church tomorrow night
will be How to Make Our Wills Good"
John 1877; acts 22:14. psalms. %. The
leader will be young lady from the
Lucy Rider Meyer training school, Chi
cago.
A special meeting will be held at the
NJ E. church Sunday afternoon at 8
p m. for women and girls, which will
be conducted by Lucy Rider Meyer
Training school in Chicago. Professor
c. G. Case of Oberlin. O., will be pres
ent at the services tonight and will be
.soloist and lead the singing.
Read Lewis rink program for next
week in this issue. Sit
Frank Libert, John Tokarz and Mike
Petzold. who have been spending the
holidays with their parents here. have
returned to Rensselaer, to resume their
} studies at ST. Joseph college.
Stanilaus Stanisz has returned to
st. Francis college at Milwaukee, Wis,
after visiting here with his brother,
, John Stanisz.
The bazaar. which is being held in
hbert's hall, being given by the Polish
Advancing club. in conjunction with
other Polish organizations. is very sue
cessful and attracting a large number
of persons. The exciting part of the
, bazaar is four contests. There We're
two children's contests, and one for the
principals in the chiIdren's contests
were: Victoria Petzold and Mary A
q Kowiak and in the boys the principal.
n were John Buczkowski Jr., and Alex
e Szudzinski. In the girls, Mary Kowial
won and in the boys John Buczkowsk
= was victorious The reward in each wa
: a beautiful picture. The bazaar close
tomorrow 1t will begin at 4 p. M an,
: the ladies' COMETS will close Ia 9 p. m
r and the gents at IL p. m. The proceed
of the bazaar will be used for the bene
S fit of ST. Adalbert's church, indians
IS boulevard.
s Leo Helma nand Carl Swanson O
Gary visited the formers parents, MI
e and Mrs. M. c. Holman, on Thursday.
John McElroy of Fischrupp avenue
slightly better. His fever has left hin
, but his condition being weakene
N there is still great danger, and tw
n trained nurses are still in attendance.
IS Polo-The fast Sans Souci team wi
try to defeat East Chicago at Lewis
Is rink Saturday. Jan. Sth. Ga