The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-13

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nue., in honor or Mr., Young's brother.
Henry Young. Of Co. l.. 15lst Inf. Camp
Shelby. Hattiesburg Miss. who is home
on ten day furlough. The home was
very prettily decorated IA the national
colors. A dainty three course luncheon
was served. Those present were: the
Misses Margaret Raver. Lodems Solt-
wedel Mary Lovelace, Gladys Buckley.
Jennie Howarth. Ida Ripke. Clara Ripke.
Irene Hooker, Leota Bovelace. Hannah
Nichols. Jaunita Mccoy. Dorothy Kist-
Ter. and Messds. Henry Young. Maurice
Hudson. Daniel Mcars. Harry Dorans
George Mulvey. Edward Sewers. Wnfred
Lohse. Lloyd Bussert. Clarence Sswnson
Harry Grambo. William Granger. Steve
Ma eski and Chss. Bragunier.
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A meeting Of the Wonaan's Home
Missionary Society of the First Method
Bassett yesterday afternoon at the par
sonage. Mrs. W II. spellman was the
assisting hostess. During the business
session the delegates to the district con-
vention TO be held in Chesterton. Ind
May 9th and 10th were made Mrs. Z.
f. Hollett and Mrs. ". II Spellman were
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Tinkham. the alternate
Next Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs
day afternoon donations OF clothing for
| refugees will be received at the civilian
relief headquarters in Liberty Temple
by Mrs w C. Belmau phone 1874 and
Mrs. Ralph Gromsn. phone 2o99. 1t is
requested that the clothing is in good
condition.
The weekly meeting Of the Kings
Daughters took place yesterday after
noon with Mrs. Harry Hatfield Of Erie
Street. Mrs. Young and Mrs. Middleton
were named members Of the social
committee for the month and plans were
discussed for the work 10 be carried on
this spring. The members devoted the
afternoon 20 their needle work.
Dorcas Rebekah lodge has called its
meeting for seven o'clock this evening
on account of the patriotic meeting al
Liberty Temple Imitation will feature
the meeting and it is desired that all
members of the degree team are present.
There Will be a meeting Monday even
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at the I. 0. o. F. hall.
White Leghorn Baby Chicks. 1sc each.
Lion Store basement 4-12-
Tomorrow win be Books for Sol
ciers" day al the Monroe street church
one block south OF Conkey avenue All
members and friends OF the church
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Gzines. to any Of the services OF tn
day The reading material collected
VIII be promptly turned over 10 the
proper authorities for delivery to the
boys in the trenches.
The members of the Friday Afternoon
Club were entertained very pleasantly
by Mrs. Otis Work Of Harrison street
/ yesterday. Refreshments were served
during the afternoon anc the time was
1 spent with needle work. In two weeks
on Friday Mrs. J o. Dickson will enter
tain the club members and their children
at her home in Highland street
A meeting TO discuss the establish
nent OF day nurseries in Hammond was
held last evening at the Alice Club with
Mrs. ]. N. Turner presiding a. chair
man and Mrs. F. o. Rick, acting secre-
tary. Mrs. w. c. Belman opened the
| meeting. Several women's organizations
| were represented at the meeting and Il
is desired that there is a large attend
ance al Tuesdays meeting. Several
women's organizations We're represented
at the meeting an dit is desired tina,
there is large attendance at Tuesday s
pointed, Miss Lulu symmes being ap-
pointed to solicit supplies on the north
side. Mrs. ". c. Belman in central part
Of city and Mrs. Harriet Walker in East
Hammond.
At her home in Rimbsch avenue last
evening Miss Rose Lee Maggie was host
ess TO the =. A. NJ. Club. The guests
brought their knitting and during the
evening dainty collation. was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W Sylvester o.
Detroit street are entertaining the lat
tiers mother. Mrs. Hornadsy OF Indian
apolis.
Mrs. II. F. Allison Of Elizabeth stree,
has Mrs. r. J.. Jessop Of Butler. Pa. as
her guest. Mrs. Jessop will return tc
lilS east next week 6LkeI three weeks
| stay in Hammond.
The Rev. ana Mrs Theo. Claus and
family of Clinton street have moved into
their new home at 462 Bauer street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. c. Payne and son
Philip. are attending a celebration in
honor OF the Golden wedding anniver-
sary OF Col. and Mrs. T. c. Proper Of
| Dolton. H.. today
DR.. VI. Vaughn Of Michigan avenue is
reported to be quite seriously ill.,
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Mrs. + w Preston Of ConI<ev avenue
will leave tomorrow for Union City
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