The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-13

ioal care
The Pythian Sisters OF Indiana Har-
Dor will meet this evening in regular
session All members are urged TO be
present.
Frank Rodell, foreman Of the repair
department Of the Standard Forgings
Con pans met with an injury 70 his
eve yesterday as he was directing
some special work at the plant He
lives at 1929 Grapevine street.
The Lady Elks will meet tomorrow
evening with Mrs. J. B. Walker. 1902
Barring avenue. instead OF with Mrs
Victor Badeaux as was first intended
There will be most important meet
ing OF the executive committee OF the
East Chicago Red Cross chapter in
the law offices OF Abe Ottenheimer.
Calumet building The heads Of all
committees are urged 10 DE present.
The hour is 100 prompt.
Mrs. Roland Summers OF the Lake
Front was a guest OF Miss Maybelle
Barron who entertained hfty or more
guests in compliment to her engage
ment announcement, at a luncheon held
at the Brownleigh club. Chicago. Sat
urday afternoon. There were guests
also from Hammond Gary and Chicago
Miss Barron at one time taught the
kindergarten a the Lincoln school and
became endeared to many in this city
Her fance Is Mr.. Charles Fisher Of
Columbus Ohio. The date OF the nup-
ials has been set for June 10Th.
Miss Mayme German OF East Chicago
and Miss Ethel Wilson Of Hammond
have left FOR visit to Louisville. Ky
and will later go to Newport for a
brief visit. returning here.
Mr.. and Mrs s J. Murphy of Gary
and their little son Robert were guests
yesterday OF Mr.. and Mrs. John V
Reardon in North Tod avenue.
HELP THE RED CROSS.
Thirty thosuand dollars in one week
East Chicago and Indian Harbor must
meet the demand Of fifteen thousand
dollars each The drive opened this
morning and will continue for one
week 1T viii end May 27th. This
amount OF money to be raised in the
next five days means concerted work
for the appointed committees and a
generous response from the public E.
Chicago and Indiana Harbor are sure
to to their parts Their response 70
the last Liberty Loan proves that they
viii Let as now await with eager
interest the amount they viii raise
for the Red Cross. Let every man and
woman and child in the community
give TO the liberality OF stint TO meet
the necessity of this great cause,
Miss Blanche Dessimer's reading
classes Of the Mckinley school building
have been participating the past month
in a Thrift Stamp contest with
great deal of interest and enthusiasm.
Many OF the children have earned the
money after school with which they
bought the stamps over 1924 Of the
stamps were purchased at various
places by the winners, the ga pupils:
William Davis. Vernet Francis. Sarah
Jordan. Louise Petersen, Ruth Hartley,
Florence Dublin, Marie Sundlund. Joe
Cohen. Lyman Williams. Helen Rich
ards. Fannie Miller Julian Nassau. Ed
ward Pnarski and Edward Lyminska-
The second place was won by the "A
grade they having 1926 Greater sue
cess is anticipated by the pupils in the
Thrift Stamp drive. opening today.
The music section of the woman's
Club will hold its next monthly meet
ing the 23rd OF this month. Miss Flor
ence Jaynes viii be hostess at the home
OF Mrs. J. D. Kennedy on 145th street
The club members have decided TO
postpone the presentation OF "Mikado"
until next fall.