The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-22

well as a gas attack bombardment. etc.
Geo. ORGY in "A Deal in Indians and
a Daughter OF Uncle Sam. 1921
a little man with money may do
things where a bigger man without cash
may fail. The Whiting Savings and
Loan Association is safe place for
your money and it viii earn you six per
cent dividend. 62e-1
Star Theatre tonight: Madame Pet
rova in The Daughter Of Destiny"
also Charlie Chaplin in a Dogs Life.
Sunday. BESSIE Barriscale in within
the Cup" and other attractions. 6-22-l
Services at the Congregational church
Sunday. June %: Sabbath school al 10
a. m: Rev. Charles L, Trueblood will
preach at / a. m. Liberty Guards and
their friends have special invitation
20 attend and hear Mr. W. 7. Chandler
Of Chicago at S p. m Mr.. Chandler is
a member Of the Council of Defense and
viii tell US of the work of the Liberty
Guards
Services at NJ E church. Whiting.
5. c Rogers. pastor: Sunday school at
$50; preaching at 1880. Theme: a
Worthy Life" Epworth League At s.
Preaching at :. Theme: The Way He
Went" The public is invited to these
services
Mrs. G. Cash Of Central avenue is
entertaining her grandmother Mrs. ".
<. Ferguson of Champaign. Ill.
Miss Alma Mettier is improving at
the Presbyterian hospital in Chicago.
The D Of r Will hold a meeting at
: o'clock tonight Mt which the degree
team viii practice.
James J. Nedjl has been appointed
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campaign which began on Thursday and
Will last one week. Representatives
have been appointed for the various
streets who viii be compelled to make
a report on each house visited.
The drive for Red Cross memberships
is now on in earnest and II Is thought
that the number Of memberships this
year VIII far exceed those Of last year.
Miss Fern Morrison OF New York ave
nue. Is visiting her brother, John D.
Morrison and family in Ohio. During
her absence Mrs. C. Cash. secretary, IS
in charge Of the Red Cross headquar-
tiers al the whiting News Co. office.
The Owls Club viii have a monthly
publication. THE Owls Magazine" The
editors are Charles s. Perel and Robert
c. Curtis. The magazine IS to contain
especially from time to time. news OF
their members in service.
Any one wishing to learn TIE Kitch-
ener toe may apply TO Mrs. Fleming.
40 Fischrupp avenue for instructions.
Mrs Fleming IS willing to help either
az her home or AT the home Of the be
ginners, as an assistant TO the other
knitting instructors
The Beta Gamma Upsilon Sorority
will give an entertainment in the near
future for the benefit Of the Whiting
Trench Club
At the commencement exercises OF
the Sacred Heart school the diplomas
were conferred by the Rev. William c.
Miller on the following members Of the
class: Commercial graduates: Eleanor
Baran and Julia Sonderlick. Eighth
grade graduates; Cornelius OKeefe.
James Duggan. Albert Koch, stephen
Vargo. James Kaine. Francis Zvanor.
Louis Francis Schultz. VIM. Doody,
John Edward Forauer Charles p Harry.
Margaret Lucey. Mary Stack. Alice
Doran and Marion O'Conneu. The Off
GERS of the Sacred Heart Alumnae Asso-
citation are: President. Loretta Kuhn;
vice president. Julia Divan: secretary.
Florence Kuhn; treasurer. Mary Broad
erick.
Miss Nina E Carhart Is taking sum-
mer work at the University Of Chicago.
Miss Carhart who had charge of the