The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-07
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ident, Mrs Fl. f. Beaubien vice pres
ident. Mrs c. e. Trueblood; secretary
and treasurer. Mrs. j. NJ. Smith. Re-
freshments were served and a pleasant
evening was spent.
Writings Busiest Dry Goods Store"
links saving and giving. Complete
assortment Of holiday goods atG Cor
dons. I2-7I
The regular meeting OF the high
school Parent-Teachers association will
be held in the high school assembly
hall tonight at which the following
program Will be rendered:
Song German Girls ouartette
Song ........ German Boys Quartette
Public Speaking as a High School
Subject .............-......M Mr.. Gray
All parents and friends are invited
to attend this meeting.
FOR SALE-Live potted Xmas trees.
table size: no needles to drop. Also
potted plants. Xmas wreaths. baskets
and other Xmas decorations. Place
your order early. Klemm Bros. Flor
lists Phone 174w. 7s2 Indiana blvd.
1919
Princess Theatre tonight. A. H.
Woods presents the fascinating young
star Jane Grey, in wonderful five-act
drama OF woman's great fight to do
right entitled '-The Test" also Pathe
comedy. Admission. and Ice. f2-T-1
The annual meeting of the Whiting
Relief and Aid society was held at the
library auditorium on Tuesday night.
The officers elected were: President,
J. Keller; vice president, Q. Z. Meek;
secretary and treasurer, Mrs G. Cash
board Of directors. w. r. Gillette and
Mrs. j. j. Kelly and y. J. Heyden
and Paute Harolovitch.
Mrs. Max Stiglitz entertained thirty
members or the Jewish Ladies Aid So
ciety at her home in 18th street yes
terday afternoon. This was the an
nual business meeting. after the
transaction or which refreshments
were served and social hour was
held. The next meeting will be at the
home Of Mrs. Aaron Sugar Guests
came from East Chicago. Indiana Har-
Dor. Hegewisch and Whiting.
The owls club RED Crowns" will
NAV their annual benefit basketball
game Saturday night for the Tri kap-
na sorority. Their opponents are the
HamIin Park outlaws. probably the
fastest team the Owls have in this
seasons schedule. The Owls second
team "The Polarines.' will play the
HamIfn Clippers. and this Will also pc
close contest The first team viii
appear for the first time in their new
uniforms which alone IS worth the
nrice Of admission. The Tri Kappas
have undertaken a great amount OF
charity work for the winter and hence
need additional money for their treas
ury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Migatz Of fl9th
street. entertained Mrs. r. Winter and
daughter Hanna. and sons Sam. ABE
and william, Ludwig Stern OF Joliet
and Mr.. and Mrs. Woolens Of Chicago.
Mrs. Max Stiglitz has been enter
tanning her father. Phil Marks Of Dixon
Ill
At the meeting OF the Parent-Teach-
ers association this evening il Is ex-
nected that the question OF condemn
ing the west side OF New York avenue
for school purposes will be up for dis
cussion. The board are also consid-
ering the ground occupied by the Con
rregational church. owing 70 the
crowded condition it - necessary TO
erect larger building at the corner
~ 18th street and oliver street, but
manv OF the people favor the erection
az ward schools which would relieve
the congestion in the central build
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