The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-20
Whiting
And It's
People
BANK OF wHIT1H7

Money is a big factor in making
! Christmas Merry. our Christmas Saw
ings Club insures you the necessary
money just when you need it most.
Drop IN on your way down town this
evening and take out a membership.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
1-19-2 whiting. Ind.
Services at the NJ f. church tomor-
row: Sunday school. 945 a. m: preach-
ing. 10:45 a. m. Theme: a Test of
/ Christianity. Epworth league $50 p.
m At 1880 union service will be held
at the Robertsdale Evangelical church
in preparation for the Gunder taber-
nacle meetings. The Rev. J. w.
/ Oborn, Phi D.. will preach. All are
cordially invited to attend these meet
ings. s. c. Rogers. pastor
The owls club gave their monthly
/ card party on Thursday night at which
500 was the feature OF the evening.
Prizes were awarded TO Miss Lucille
Daegling and Lyman B. Ritter. Re
freshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Glamer of Ken
lucky are spending three weeks visit
ing friends and relatives in Hammond.
| Whiting and East Chicago.
Walter Spurrier who was injured by
Ia4LUS IN a UltGAL on S0dA - Ab1S
TO be out again.
Mrs Mary F'leischer and Joe VIII
Hams who were here to attend the fu-
neral Of their brother, John D. VIII
Iiams. have returned 90 their home in
Louisville. Ky. Mrs. Fleischer over-
come by the sudden death of her broth-
ed and the death OF her sister only
month ago, was very Ill upon her re-
turn home.
Princess theatre tonight Robert
Edeson, supported by notable cast in
THAT Light That Failed" A splendid
drama in five acts. Also Paramount
comedy. lzV-l
card of Thanks.
We herewith express our thanks, and
appreciation to our relatives and many
| friends for their assistance and SYM
pathy during the illness and death Of
our beloved husband and brother
EspecialIy do we thank the Rev. John
Bopp for his comforting words Mrs
/ Gage for the solos rendered. and friends !
for the beautiful floral offerings; also
the Knights of Pythias. f. O. F.. b. OF
r. T No 4. and B of L. F. < z iQage
No 525
MRS. JOHN D. WILLIAMS AND son
MRS. MARY FLEISCHER. Sister,
| JOE WILLIAMS, Broaher. l-2o-l
The dav nursery under the direction
Of the civic section Of the Fortnightly
| club opened on Thursday The child /
welfare conference was held there ON
that day and fully 200 ladies were IN
attendance at the conference and at
the reception Mrs Heart is the mat
| ron in charge who will have the nurs-
cry open from a. m. TO $50 p m
eyerv dav but Sunday. Here the chill
dren of working women will be lett
all day, being served lunrh at noon for
| 10 cents. For other mothers wishing
/ 10 leave their children a the nursery
for the day. % tents viii be charged
! The nursery has been very comfortably
fitted up, the request for playthlnss
also being responded to quite literally.
/ Tho Tri kappa sorority has donated
sand table and chairs which IS
source Of amusement for the children
The greatest need now is for smaii /
rugs. Mrs. Joseph Brenkus Of Roberts
/ dale. has been chosen as foreign adVis-
er to assist the board of directors.
Mrs. George 10th. age b years Of
Davidson place, passed away az the
washington Park hospital in chicago
Yesterday. as the result OF an illness
which neeessitated two operation Mrs
II 10th Is survived ~ AtCi tAtt7stt-'N-
four children The family is very Well
known here. The funeral will be heldH
tomorrow under the direction of Un-
dertaIxer Baran. Services will be held
nv Father Coarback at the Greek Cath-
ollie church at 1890 o'clock. Inter-
ment viii be al Oak hill cemetery
Nrs. Merle Gardner entertained the
Entire Nous club Thursday afternoon
The main diversion was needlework.
luncheon being served at p m
Mrs. Alice Fuller, Mrs Merle Gard
ner. Mrs Barr and Mrs. Blanchard az
tended the Orpheum theatre IN Ham
mond. yesterday.
Thirty member OF the s. and u. Of
L, went to Gary on Thursday night
when the Whiting team did the work
in the initiation Of ten candidates 4
fine time was enjoyed. The local lodge
Will hold a meeting at l. o. . +. nan
sunday afternoon to drill
The funeral of Jesse II. Baldwin VINO
passed away at his home, l20th street
/ Wednesday morning. was held yester-
dav under the direction of Undertaken
F4ev5en services were preached at
his late home by Rev. S c. Rogers OF
fbe NJ .. church John McNeill rend-
cred Nocal music Interment was at
0axhiu cemetery in Hammond. Mr.
Baldwin. who had been III for several
wears as the result of stroke Of paT-
alysis was SO years Of age. ond IS sur
/ vived bv widow 70 years of age.
daughter. Mrs. d. r Parmelee, a son.
H. r. Baldwin, who were both pres
emit at the funeraI There are also
seven grandchildren and one great
.-randchiId. The deceased was formerly
a resident of Hammond from where
he moved to Princeton, Ind. where he
resided 4or several years and then
came to Whiting to reside with his
daughter. The deceased had been
member of the Masonic lodge for
thirty-fve years. this order being in
charge Of the funeral
Norman a. Emerson continues to be
very i'll with pneumonia at his home in
12eth street
Miss Lillian Monberg Of Hammond,
was the guest Of Whiting friends last
right.