The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-14

Prize Skating Masquerade Nov. 18TH
Whiting Rink All welcome masked or
unmasked. 14-t-w- (
The regular meeting of the Woman S
Home Missionary society of the NJ f.
church will be held at the home of Mrs
Robert Humphreys tomorrow afternoon
at 2:3o p. m. An interesting program
will take place, which will be as fol-
lows:
Chapter of study book 10 be review
| ed-Mrs. Donald Boyd
Our Missionaries'--Mrs Gillett
| Vocal Solo-Mrs George stephens
Leafiet: Mandy Jane"-Mrs. Fred
enburg
immigration and Mormon Problem
Mrs. G. II. Bright.
Piano Duet-Mrs. r.. +. Humphreys
and Mrs. Cora Dunning.
All members and friends are welcome
at the meeting.
The Whiting Relief and Aid society
wishes to impress upon the people of
Whiting that they are very anxious to
receive clothing to be used in the dis
tribution among the NEEDY Many
Whiting families undoubtedly have nu-
merous articles of clothing in their pos
session, which is good. but yet of no
value to them. These could be used by
be made over to good advantage for
little children. A committee has been
appointed to take charge of this mat
ter. and If any one having clothing of
this sort would notify any member of
the committee. the clothing will be
sent for. The committee consists of
Mrs. W. +. Warwick Mrs. Wesley
Tharp Mrs. Sam Campbell Mrs. VIM
Rought, Mrs. John Schaub, Mrs. Peter
Goebel. Mrs. Augusta Klose, Mrs Fred
Water and Mrs. John BIaul The men,
bers of the committee are very anxious
to receive clothing for the sudden cold
spell has already brought several re-
quests for relief. from people who are
very needy and really deserving Yes
terday morning one family were found
In dire circumstances. The father died
about year ago. leaving the mother
with FIVE little children The mother
has just returned from the hospital
where she underwent an operation. hav-
ing not yet recovered sufficiently to do
any work. The children were found to
be badly in need of underwear, and this
the relief society purchased yesterday
The chimney was blown off the school
house at Wilcox. was blown down by
the recent storm. but had been repaired
sufficiently by yesterday. so the regular
school session could be held
Mrs. Edward J. Evans of Ohio avenue
continues to improve from her recent
illness.
The fall festival viii be continued at
the Sacred Heart church on Tuesday
and Wednesday nights of this week
Miss Edith Leroy of Indiana Harbor
spent Sunday here as the guest of Mrs.
Chester Kizer
r. Baumgarten and r. Atchison spent
Sunday at the Atchison farm at Crock
err
Leo Holman was the guest of friends
in Chicago.
Carl Johnson of East Chicago has
taken position with Herman schultz
the tinsmith
Frank Miles of Laporte avenue has
taken position with the B. e. O. rail-
road
The Polish Turner's will give an
athletic entertainment in kollar's ball
on Tuesday evening Nov. 21st
The silver anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Campbell was celebrated
on sunday at their home AT Truman
avenue. The out-of-town guests were
Mrs. Amanda Fess sister Medaryville.
Ind: Mrs. IL f. Williams, sister. Chi
cago: Mrs. 6. F. Northway and daugh-
ter. Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. B. Campbell
and daughter. Chicago: Mrs James
Bremen and son. Chicago; Mrs. Chas
A. Torrey. South Bend Ind. Friends