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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09
WEST POINT

WEST POINT. VA. Dece.nber s.
Tie Red Cross branch OF the lt!c!l-
= mond chapter started i week ago.
completed KS Organization when Rev.
M:. fIGnnigan and. Alajor era bows,;i
OF Richmond. came down and joined in
4 mass-mce;in-: ia the Baptist Church
this week. Or, Is. BaGby. president
q! til" Granca. pressed, the pastor.
Rev W. w Billings. beng prevented
b! Illness III his family.
!, WAS decided shat !; is better 10 be
branch OF the Richmond chapter
ihau 10 undertake an independent
cha pier. The membership ~ $50.
The King William Chapter OF the
Red cross was organized Tuesday, with
y. c. Garrett. clerk OF the county. as
president: Mrs. w l.. Fox as vice
president, j. Bran;!y Bray as treas
wrcr and Miss Elizabeth HAYES RylaEd
secretary.
The wo:nan's Club met tl!s weel.
with Mrs. George W E.cnarason
"Feudal France" Was the subject for
ihc meeting. Mrs. Arthur Ncusiadt and
Mrs. III. Laac Cooke presenting tho
subject. N.fl.c entire membership par.
ticipat4 d.n tile discussion IL interest
ing caaracters OF The period. The con-
Siitut!on calls for an entire change Of
officers every TWO years. Mrs. George
itichardEon vas chosen president: Mrs.
J. W Marshall independent. Mrs
j. $. FOXES secretary, and Mrs. j.
l., Bland treasurer Mrs. R!chardson
in accepting The presidency. paid a
splendid tribute to the work OF the re-
ttrins president. Mrs W. s. Eastwood
after which the club gave Mrs East
"no6 rising vote OF appreciation.
"Francc As an Absolute Monarchy" viii
DC the subject OF the nest meeting
Important events OF the Reign OF Louis
XIV will also be given by Mrs. Scott
Broaddus on that occasion.
Professor l.. V. Scott accepted the
p!ac" OF principal OF the West Point
High Suhool IL the beginning OF the
session. subject TO the call OF tho
government. The call has come. and
on Wednesday OF this week Professor
Scott !ef; for special service and tho
high 3chool is left without a principal
Mr.. ard Mrs. NJ. =. Chandler rccentil.
entertained NJ dime" IN honor OF the
birthday OF their sisters. Mrs. Chandler
and Mrs. 3. NJ. Nance. and families
Dr. W. {. Num- has been confined to
his Bed for about ten days. but Is
slightly better.
Mrs. william Thackcr. who was re.
ported as very III last week. is much
better
Rev. J. W. 8. Robins. who was an
pointed AT the recent Methodist Con
ference at LynchhurG as the under
shepherd OF the local Methodist Church.
arrived In town on Thursday and OK
poets TO III! his pulpit on sunday morn
ing and night. Mr.. Robins comes from
ten years pastora:e in and around
Irving ton. Va, and hin fine uuali,ie,
as pastor preacher ana Christian
gentleman have preceded him. and he
wi!i need no introduction Rev. J.. l.
y. Mclean. who has charge here. hs,
gone to IrvinGton, leaving mauy fr;.nde
in West Point. who Will miss him.
Miss Ruth Marston, OF urhanna. ma ~
visit recently 10 Mrs W. H. Rel
Invitations are out for her marriage
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HEATHSVILlE


Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
llEATliSVlLLl;. VA. December S.
Miss Bessie L. Harper. of Lancaster.
and Chester S. Phain, Of Laurel. Nd,
were married in Baltimore Friday.
Mr. and Mrs William Ward Marston
have announced the engagement and
approaching marriage OF their daugh-
ter. Ruth Randolph. TO Barton Palmer.
of city Point. the wedding to take
place in December.
L. Hugh Smith and mother. Mrs.
Lloyd T. Smith. OF "Sunnysidc," were
recent guests of Mrs. Smiths daugh-
ter. Mrs +. II. Hubbard. at White
Stone.
A. H. Cralle. who was called to Rich
mond on government business, and was
there for several days. is home again.
DR.. A. c. Brent is home from L trip
to Baltimore
Drs. L. T.. Cockrell. of Reedvillc. and
Fred d. Brent. Of Heathsvillc. were in
Richmond the greater part of last week.
w. c. Snow, of Nnsdale. is home
from recent trip TO Baltimore.
j. T. helms returned from Norfolk
where he was serving OIL the Federal
grand jury last week.
Mrs. 7. J. Downing, who has been
spending some time with her dauEh-
ter, Miss Lulie. in Washington. is homo
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Lee Ilaynie,
Of Rockville. are in Baltimore.
Herbert Booker. OF Lottsburg, was in
Baltimore last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Moore. Of Reed
willie, were reccn; guests OF her par
cnts, DR.. and Mrs. j. a. Rice.
Mrs r. 6. Brent has returned from
Baltimore hospital.
Robert a. and Laurance Brent were
guests in kinsdale Thanksgiving even
ing.
A literary society has been organ
lied in the high school here. and named
in honor OF the recent principal! Ernest
l.. Wright. who is now in United States
service.
Miss Hildesarde Eeaniy. who has been
visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs. a.
j. Reamy, at Edwardsvi!le. has re-
turned to Baltimore.
Miss Mamie Stoneham visited her
mother. near Monaskan, last week.
c. Granville Coppodse. OF Lillian.
member of the naval reserve. has re-
turned to Norfolk. after spending some
days with his parents. He is contem-
plating signing up for foreign service.
Miss Kathryne Ne1ms recently enter
ner members OF the high school faculty
and friends.
Miss Irene Trucks. who is visiting
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Something i'm Leather
Goods for Christmas

All In rancy euect6, put
at the same time practical
and serviceable-
Telephone Pads, Writing
Sets, Drinking Cups, French
Mirrors, Poker Sets, Comb
and Brush Sets, all in leath-
err cases; Bridge Sets, First
Aid Sets, Desk Sets, ETC.,
25c to $25.O0.
Hand Bags and Strap
Purses. Bags in Leather,
Silk and Chiffon Velvet,
plain and beaded; black and
colors, $1.5O TO $4,000.
ChiIdren's Purses, in COL
ored feathers and velvet, soc
and S1.O0.
(Main Floor.)
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'ricnds at Avalon. was in ueathsvillo

friends at Avalon. was in ueathsvillc
recently.
Lyttleton Dodson and family have
moved to "Rannah." the old family res
idencc. recently purchased from ii. y.
Straughan. OF near Heathsville.
w. A. Doggett OF Weems, was re-
cent guest In HeathsvilIc.
Mrs. Bette Harding, OF wisconsin.
VIII spend tho winter with DR.. and Mrs.
J. 4. Rice.
Rev. and Mrs. J. NJ. Greene. of tho
Methodist Episcopal Church, left Tues
day via Alexandria for his new charge
in Amherst.
Miss Mary Truitt. of the high school
FACULTY. spent the week end at her
home at Lillian.
Miss Katharine Rice was home from
Reedvillc High School for the week end.
MIR. and Alra. y. l.. Whaley. OF near
Lillian. gave an enjoyable birthday
entertainment recently. in honor Of
their son. and their guest. Miss Ella
Nanlandingham. Of Washington. whose
birthdays come almost together
Miss NJ. NJ. Stoneham WAS n dinner
guest OF Miss Hllda Blake at the hotel
in kilmarnock recently. taking in the
card party at tho home of II. II. Chiffon.
Mrs. II. w. Chiffon, Jr.. Of liilmar-
mock. had as dinner guest recently Miss
Emma Flippo.
Misses Virginia Nedder and Fan Lee
and w. Mcdonald Lee and l.. G.. New
bill returned this week from New York,
where they spent Thanksgiving.
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CULPEPER

CCLPEPER. VA, December S.-Licu-
tenant Mae Pierce. is the guests Of Col
onel and Mrs. Ncwhouse. before taking
up his new duties at Camp Meade.
Mrs. w. l.. Hit left Wednesday for
Baltimore to be with Mr.. Hit, who 10
at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
Mrs. Lee Dnde, of Tye River, was the
guest last week of Mrs. +. p. HudEins.
Mrs. Fred Porter left this week for
Washington.
Miss Fannie G. Nallc Is home again.
after visit to Mrs. ID. j. Barton in
Washington.
Mrs. +. j. Windsor has rented the
house formally occupied by Charles
Kilby.
Mrs. Lambert, of Lcesburg, arrived
this week to spend some time with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Mcdonald.
Mrs. A. w. Pulliam has returned after
visiting near Eggbornsville.
Miss Martha Mecca Midas. OF Philadel-
ph!a. is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Edwin Gibson.
r. P. Jasper has brought the Manse
and. with his family. moved III this
week.
Rev. and Mrs. Bundick are home
again after an extended trip to Roa-
nolie and Lynchburg. While away they
also visited their son At the university.
Charles Kilby left this week for Nor
folk, where he will make his homo in
the future.
Miss Mildred Gibson spent the past
week with Mrs. William Meade Fletcher
at her home in Rappahannock County.
Willoughby Cole. OF Chicago. was tho
guest this week of his sister. Miss Fan
ME Meade Cole.
Mrs. James w. Green, who has been
with her husband. Captain James w.
Green. at Camp Mcclellan, Ala. Is the
guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Judd
Armstrong.
Mrs. 7. G. Tate has returned to RicHr
mond. after a visit TO Mrs. Carter Page.
Mrs. Mary Jamerson Jarman returned
TO her home In Charlottesville Tuesday,
after visi. to her old home at Brandy.
Hugh Willis, of Montgomery. ": Va.
is visiting his mother. Mrs. L. O"Willis.
at her home near Lignum.
Mrs. Manlcy Carter. Of Orange, was
the guest this week of her patents. Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Bennett.
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PULASKI PREPARES
FOR HOLIDAY SEASON
Embroidery Club Meets With Mrs.
Hancock and Shows Pretty
Christmas Presents.
SUCCESSFUL REVIVAL MEETING
Many Visit International Stock
Show in Chicago-Rev. Mebanc,
Of Dublin, breaches at Prcshyte-
rian Church.
Especial to The Times-Dispa,ch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
: PULASKI. VA, December S.--The
Embroidery Club was entertained on
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. a. V. Han
cock The hostess was assisted in re-
ccivinC by Mrs. II. w. Van Doren. The
guests enjoyed an exceptionally pleas
ant afternoon while devoting their ef-
forts to various phases of embroidery
work and knitting. The near approach
to Christmas prompted the showing OF
a number OF interesting designs. and
that there will be recipients Of beau
tiful patterns at that time was very
evident. Sandwiches and hot choco-
late were served. the hostess being
assisted by her daughter. Mrs. Bryce
A. Martin, Mrs. +. G. Robinson and
Miss Mary Thomas. The guests were.
bicsdames I. A. Roberts. D. Ct. Robin
son. ". +. Howard, +. J. llilaheimer,
r. II. woolling. Maggie Darst. II. c.
Gilmcr, Ella Wood. b. Laushon. r. c.
Taylor. J. Il. Glenn. II. NJ. T. Hunter.
j. D. Askcw. T. L. Hartman. J. G. Har-
man. II. ii. Roberts. D. e. ScaSle. r. +.
Miller, c. j.. Dyer. II. w. ThaNton j.
S. Draper. Henscl Eckman. +. w. Nor
ton, G. G.. Fainter. ii. w. Van Doren.
J.. G.. Robinson. NJ. Z. Zane. II. IL.
Painter. L. d. Calfee II. W. Carson. c.
MAltncNS. VI. Il. -h. a-th-
dis, W. II. ScaEle and B. A Martin and
Misses Kate Robinson, Margaret DO
sang. Myrtle Wygal. Mary Thomas and
Afaude Branscome.
A. series Of services which have
been in progress in the Baptist Church
closed Wednesday night. The pastor,
Rev. L. T. Cox, was assisted b. Rev.
George II. Wiley. of Richmond. There
were nearly thirty conversions.
Among the Pulaskians off to the In
tcrnational stock Show in Chicago this
week are Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Hartman.
!. Il. Albert. L. p. Whitman. ]. II. Meek.
county demonstrator; Glenn Summers.
j. l.. Gannaway. Joh"t Allison. It. s.
Saycrs and Robert Orr.
Mrs. Joseph c. Wysor. who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Robert
Smith. In Dlucfield. suffered a partial
stroke OF paralysis OF The left side
on Saturday. Her condition continues
about the same.
Local talent TO the number OF 100
is busy rehcarsins for the staging OF
America First" which will be given
on tho night OF the 18th. under the
auspices of the city schools
$ DR.. ". n. Mebane, OF Dublin. filled
the pulpit of the Presbyterian Church
last Sunday. and will preach next sun
to have one service. each month until
4 SUCCESSOR has been secured FOR Key.
Carl s. Matthew's who left last wccl:
for Bristol To accept the pastorsh!p
of the Central Presbyterian church.
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FARMvILLE

FARMvlLLE. VA. December S.-NTiss
Virginia Wall was hostess at 4 lovely
party to the younger set on last Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. Smith and daughters. of Rocky
Mount, y. e., were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. L. Cunningham for the holt
days.
Mrs. W.. j. ellis and little son have
been recent visitors to Petersburg.
Mrs. S. D. Walton entertained the
Young Girls Mission Circle Tuesday
evening.
Mrs Clarke Thompson is visiting in
Richmond.
Miss Kellogg Holland. who teaches
a; Appomattox, has been the recent
guest Of J. F. Walton and family.
Mrs. James A. Davidson had as her
guests for Thanksgiving. Mr.. and Mrs
V. p. Paulett and little daughter.
Miss Altha Duvall is on visit to
her sister. Mrs. Hugh Blanton. of Rich
;nond.
Miss Christine Franklin. OF Lynch
burg, visited Miss Sallie May Cray last
week.
Thomas Layne spent the past week
Barnes. of Richmond. have been rec-nt
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Bath Robes and
Sweaters for the
Children S Christmas

Useful things-and some
thing with which they will
be delighted.
Eidertlown Bath Robes, in
pink and blue; sizes 2 to 6
years, $3.50 and sos.
ChiIdrcn's Wool Sweaters;
white trimmed with pink
and blue; all blue and white
and corn; sizes 2 to 6 years,
S4.0S, $5.08, $6.98.
(Main Floor e 3rd Floor.)
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liallwood to attend his father.
cightieth birthday anniversary.
MISS Mary Martin entertained at
cards last'Thursday evening In honor
OF her house guest, Miss Sallie Tavior
Mrs. William p. Bell gave card
party last Saturday evening in honor
OF her sister. Mrs Mcnamara.
Mrs. Carney. Of Portsmouth, has b..,
visiting her father. DR., A, b. Dunaway
MIR. and Mrs. Wesley T, Nelson an.
nounce the marriage or their daughter,
Der IS. ''
l.. Floyd Mock. Jr.. of Accomac. and
ROBERT iiden. OF Pungoteague, have en-
listed In tho aviation corps.
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and sons spent Thanksgiving at Snow
Hin. Md.
Mrs J. j.. DeCornns is visiting Miss
JAMIE Bell in Norfolk. T..
Professor ]. l.. Early and Tom Bond
spent Thanksgiving In Richmond.
Miss Priscilla Lunkford and Miss
Mary Dryden. of tho high school
faculty. spent the holiday at their re-
spective homes.
Phil Milliner, q. c. Nelson and James
r. Millincr have returned from trip
to Baltimore.
Rev. and Mrs. J. c. Harry have
returned from conference
Captain Lynn +. Taylor. of tho coast
guard service. spent last Friday at
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The Virginia Military Institute last
week. returning home Monday.
ACCOMAc
Especial TO Tho Times-Dispatch.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.l
AcCOMAC. VA, December s.
George Crockett spent several days In
town last week
Miss Alice Mason spent Thanksgiv-
inG in Baltimore.
AIRS. Anna L. Browne has returned
from Il visit to her brother, DR.. Frank
Fletcher.
Miss oslo Brimcr spent Thanksgiving
with her parents. near Girdletrce. Md.
Miss Mary Martin had as her house
guest last week end Miss Salllc Taylor.
OF Pungoteague.
Senator and Mrs. G. Walter Mapp
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15 to Barton Palmer.

Invitations have been received in
town TO the marriage Of Rev. Richie
Ware. who has been in Lynchburg with
the Christian College for several years,
to Miss Cornelia Birch Frost, of Platts-
burg, Mo. The marriage will take
place December Is in the home of the
bride. who is the daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Robert c. Frost.
Mrs. w. S. Eastwood is visiting her
sister. Mrs. J. Brantley Bray at
Wakcma
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with his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. G. MoriuE. at Moran.
Mrs. Stuart Hopkins and Miss Lucille
guests OF DIR. and HRS. IIudEins
Miss Winifred Robertson. OF Norfolk,
is visiting Miss Susie Sncad. of :he
normal.
Miss Ellis Now'in. Of Lynchburg. has
been spending few days with Miss
Virginia Anderson.
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HOBART

Ben Rohwedder had his left foot
crushed Wednesday while operating hrs
tractor. his foot slipped into the cog
wheels.
Messrs. Ed Barney and Benjamin
Parker have enlisted and will serve in
the coast artillery.
Geo. Petersen has purchased new
6-cyIinder REQ runabout.
Miss Hazel Strom and Miss Edith
Sykes of Gary entertained a number of
friends Mt the Sykes home at Gary
Thursday evening in honor of Miss
Rose Mathews of Gary who expects to
be united in marriage this week Satur-
day to MT II. c. Dorman OF Gary but
formerly of this place. After the mar
rage the couplt expect to come to Ho-
bart to reside on the Dorman farm in
the south part of town.
Miss Edna Metsker of Gary is here
spending this week with relatives.
Rev. Lundahl who has been pastor OF
the local Swedish Lutheran church for
the past II years has resigned. and OK
poets 10 move to Chicago where he will
nreach only 10 relieve other pastors.
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$50; preaching, 7:3o. Theme: The
Great Burden Bearer" The children.s
choir will sing at this service.
WANTED-Lady canvasser at once.
Commission. H L. Bradshaw, Whit
ing. Phone Whiting, i'm. 5-121
Raymond Schaub. son of Mr.. and Mrs
John Schaub. has been accented for
the officers reserve. Mr.. Schaub re-
turned from South Bend yesterday
where he has been working, to visit
MS parents While a waiting his call
to Fort Benjamin Harrison where he
VIII go into training with the other
whiting boys, Donald Parks, Donald
Spurrier. Thomas d. Tiff, Warren
Beaubien and also James Davidson or
Gary.
John Fl. Fetterhoff and NJ. z. Har4
left yesterday for Mecedh. Wis. on a
business trip
Miss Aurelia stigiitz of Valparaiso.
Is spending the weekend at her home
here.
Mr. and Mrs. John schaub and cbiI-
dren Of Sheridan avenue. left vestar-
day for South Bend where they VIII
spend three months while Mr.. scbauh
IS there working on a paving contract
During the Schaub's absence Mrs
Thomas Hollett and daughter. Miss
Edytha Hollett. viii live at their home
Mrs. Herman Stelnke of the Peder-
sen flat is visiting her parents at Wa
natah.
The Royal Neighbors will have a
card party at their meeting next Mon
day.
The V0liting police held their an
nual monthly shooting match wF7rnh
was won by Chief of Police Collins. The
score was: Collins. 1873; LawIer. lie.
Mikash, los: niziolkiewicz. 81; Soltwel
del. 81; Rose. SO; Janos. IS; Morris.
50; Wawrzyniak. 81; Mullaney. SIS;
Swan, 46; Benak, As.
Waldo Holmes and Lloyd Gregory.
two mail carriers. left yesterday to
visit their parents. They will return
next Monday when they expect to en-
list.
Joseph Masseppi of Chicago Heights.
was arrested On Thursday charged
with having no lights on his motorcy-
Gle His trial was to be held tonight
Frank Barr. formerly of this city,
who Joined the national guard in Ken
lucky, has been detailed on guard duty
somewhere in Lake county," and
spends all this free time with his
friends In Whiting.
George kollar and Leslie Miles have
both returned from Fort Wayne. hsv4
ing failed to pass the second examln M
alton for enlistment.
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ROBERTSDALE

Mrs william Rohrdanz and daugh-
ter Elanore. spent the weekend in
Chicago visiting her mother, Mrs.
Domke.
Misses Agnes Atchison and Esta Kohr
visited Mrs. T.-W. Kohr at the Angus
taria hospital. Thursday. She is get
ting along nicely
Ben Haight of Gary. visited at the
Haight home in Roberts avenue. last
evening
Mrs. Frances Groves of Amy ave-
nue., visited in Chicago. Thursday. S[
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Biesen Of Atcnys
son avenue. visited friends IN HaDS
mond. Thursday evening.
John Goetz of Chicago, visited hrs
sister. Mrs. John schaak of Myrtle ave.
nue.. last evening.
The regular meeting of the Com
munity club will be held at the Frank
lin auditorium this evening. -
Mrs. Joseph Amber of Indiana boules
ward. is on the sick list.
William Kleige of Hammond, has the
contract for the laying of lead pipe on
Indiana boulevard.
Howard and william Hannapel of
Chicago. are visiting their grandmoth-
err. Mrs. Richard Schaaf. for a few
days. 9
Mrs Brookman still remains very in
at her home in Myrtle avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Pierce of Amy avenue.
entertained the latter's sister and
children Of Chicago. Thursday
chief Dilschneider of Hammond. was
a Robertsaale visitor yesterday.
Mrs Vernon Eaton Of Indiana Har-
Dor, visited her mother. Mrs. Herndob-
bier of Roberts avenue. yesterday.
Mrs Bernard OLeary returned TO herr
nome in Kankalree. Ill. after a few
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weeks visit with her mother Mrs.
F'urstenberg.
Mrs. Roy Haight of Roberts avenue,
entertained a few friends at luncheon.
Wednesday afternoon in honor of her
little daughter Edith's first birthday.
Joseph Schaak. the 14-year old son
avenue. who was taken to the Lake
Side hospital Thursday. is reported in
a very serious condition.
Mrs Peter Benson left this morning
for Lafayette, Ind, to visit her son,
George Benson. who is attending Pur-
due university.
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LOWELL

Frank Strickland went to Hammond
yesterday to see his daughter Mary,
who was operated on in the hospital
for appendicitis. He reports her as
getting along fine.
III. Gershman was called to Chicago
last evening on account of the SER
ious illness of a sister-in-l law.
County Agent s. j. Craig of Crown
Point. was in Lowell. last evening
His mother came in from the south to
make his a visit.
The heavy frosts the last few nights
have done considerable damage to the
crops that have been planted and We're
up out of the ground. 1t Is thought
the fruit crop will be considerably
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ST. JOHN

Dance at Spring Hill Grove. Wednes-
day evening May 1s. Good music.
5-12-3
Miss Margaret Doescher who under
went an operation for appendicitis at
st. Margaret's hospital at Hammond,
is reported to be getting along nicely
Miss Louisa Thurman spent Friday
with his sister, Mrs. Joseph Herman at
Dyer.
Miss Cecilia Stark returned home
from St. Margaret's hospital Friday
morning. where she recently under
went an operation
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-12

The Rosary society Of the Sacred
Heart church. viii give card party
on May 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Greenburg enter
tanned a few friends at their home In
Cleveland avenue. Thursday evening.
Miss Myrtle Petersen who has been
here visiting her parents for week.
viii return to Illinois tomorrow to re-
sumo her teaching.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-12

Several members of the Local NNom-
ans Reading Club will attend a meeting
of the Woman's Reading Club at VAL
paradise this Saturday afternoon at $50
DR.. l.. NJ. Friedrich is taking a spe-
cial weeks course In special clinics
at the Post Graduate hospital in Chi
cago.
W. o. Halstead has broken ground for
frame cottage which he is about to
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-12

Representatives Of the \. J. G. g. T.
Co. OF Hammond. were in town FRI
day looking over the situation to see
what could be done for installing cleo
tricity in town.
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Whiting
And Its
People
Bank of whiting. scnraE- building.

Bank of Wh1fings SchraEe Bu1Iding.
eueu from - nm. to n. m. 2-S--
Princess theatre tonight. The ever
popular William S. Hart in The Re
turn of Draw Eagon." A powerful
drama of the west. Also a two-part
keystone comedy, "Haystacks and
steeples.~ Tomorrow vaudeville and
pictures 5-lZ-I
NJ. E. church. s. C. Rogers. Pastor
Sunday school at $50; preaching at
1890. Theme: The Most Difficult
PRAYER to Pray" Epworth league at