The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-22
MESSIAH.


Geo. T. Handel the greatest Oratoria
by Hammond Municipal Choral So
ciety at First NJ. Z. church Thursday
evening. Dec. 27th. 1917. Admission
soc. 1921
Max Shulman Of Chicago. president
Of the Federated Zionist societies of
the middle west, viii give an address
on zionism. under the auspices Of the
Max ShulmaR Gate OF Hammond al the
odd Fellows hall. III II. State street,
Hammond. Sunday. December %. at z
.. m His address will be preceded by
= program.
Many Eifts in Kahkj such as Air Pill
lows. Toilet Sets. Trench Mirrors, Com
fort Kits. etc, at Nelson's DRUG store
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Mrs T. a Scowdon was hostess to
the Oak Leaf Embroidery Club at a
Christmas party yesterday afternoon at
her home in May street and with the
members she had as guests, Mrs.
Scowden Of Meadville Pa. Mrs. William
Mettler and Mrs. Harry Gerber. The
guests brought their needle work and
during the afternoon they enjoyed
Christmas grab bag. Christmas greens
were pretty decoration throu ghout
the home ana al the luncheon table the
appointments were in the seasons
colors Of red and green. A two course
luncheon was served Mrs J. 4 Muller
of Garfield avenue viii be the next club
hostess.
The Calumet avenue branch or the
Hammond public library viii be closed
for two weeks and the books viii be eX-
changed at the main library, Holman
street and Truman avenue.
Safety Razors and Shaving supplies
at Nelson's DRUG Store. 12-eO-l
The ceremonial meeting of Kolah
Camp Fire Girls was held last evening
at the home of Madaline Conroy Og-
den street. Music and games were en-
joyed during the evening following
which refreshments we're served. As
has been their custom for years the
girls vii sing Christmas carols on
Christmas eve.
The pupils Of Rooms 4 and or the
Columbia school gave an entertainment
last evening TO raise funds to make the
school member Of the Junior Red
Cross. The school is now the fourth
Junior Red Cross school in the city.
There was large audience to enjoy
the program.
Fred Meyers. 124 State Line street.
received telegram today telling of the
death Of Geraldine, the four year old
daughter Of c. ]. MaDabbit. formerly
Of Hammond but now Of Wyoming. o.
Meerschaurn and Briar Pipes Cigar
and Cigarette Cases and Holders. in
fact everything for the smoker at Mel |
sons DRUG Store. 1871
A special program OF music will be
given at the evening service at st |
Paurs Episcopal church Sunday eve
ming at go o'clock The following |
viii be the numbers:
Have Seen the star"
solo-"The King Of Israel
Miss Welne Mcdaniel.
Anthem-"Hatl TO the Lords Amounted" /
Dr. T. J. Bassett viii preach Christ I
mas sermon at the Sunday morning /
service OF the FIRST NJ l. church tOmor- /
row at 1875 and the choir viii render 4
The cantata The Coming of the King
By Dudley Buck. The Christmas exer-
Uses by the children viii be given i'm 1
The evening al 100 In the morning I
the following viii be the program:
The Prophec SIiss Norman Robbins
Advent-'Awake. Put, on Thy
Strength. 0 Zion. ..............C Choir
J. Annunciation-
Alto solo sung by Miss Mabel PowIey.
Soprano Solo by Mrs. Louis Freeman.
Plains of Bethlehem Chorus
! The Virgins Lullaby
Alto Solo .,...---.. Mrs. 9. D Helgen
! Behold The STAR. Male Chorus
. Alteration
soprano Solo. Miss Adele Dunbar
! Adeste Fideles .--....,-.... Chorus