The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-01
THE TIMES.

Lucille Blanchard. younges daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Frank blanchard. per-
formed. playing her masterpiece which
save her a teachers degree. Miss Blan-
chard. who already has a large class Of
pupils both in East Chicago and Chicago.
is considered a child of great talent and
will next June receive her bachelor de-
gree from the above college. Lucille is
but fifteen years Of age. Those attend
ing the recital from East Chicago were
the Mesdames Frank Blanchard and w.
G. Dickinson. and the Misses Maude
Jeppeson, Agness Fisk and Bernice Fisk.
Miss Maude Jeppeson. of North Ma
goun ave. will spend the weekend visit
ing relatives and friends in Chicago and
Rockford.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Abblet motored 10
East Chicago Monday from Valparaiso
and visited with the formers daughter.
Mrs. John Mason. of South Magoun ave.
MIR. and Mrs. Z. ID. Cain, of Nalpar-
also. spent Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. W. n Jepreson. OF North Ma
goun ave.
Mrs. Chas. Johnson. OF North Magoun
ave. is spending a week or two with
her sons. both at Crown Point and
Napanee, Ind.
Mrs. D. c.. Morris and son Thomas are
Chicago visitors today.
The First Congregational church Of
East Chicago Bible class meets tonight
in the church parols at 500 o'clock 70
stud "Leyiticus in a Nut Shell" led
by the pastor. who viii also have charge
of the prayer meeting Wednesday night.
All are cordially invited TO attend both
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in July there will be no preaching neither
morning nor evening as the congregation
will meet with the Methodists in the
Methodist church. Rev. Jones. the pastor
of that church Will preach. Both Sunday
schools Will meet in their respective
places during the three Sundays and
thereafter.
There has been reported many cases
Of whooping cough from the Indiana
Harbor side Of the city. Many infants
are suffering from the affliction. One
death occurred yesterday.
Mrs. Edward Smith. Of North Barring
ave. has gone to Muskegon, Mich, to
meet her husband. who has gone there
for a summer assignment of work. 1t
is expected that they will return here
in the early fall.
Elm Grove Woodman Circle will hold
their regular meeting this evening at
the Auditorium Hall. All members are
urged TO be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ". Coursey. of Euclid
ave. and daughter Irene have returned
home from a pleasant visit of two weeks
At Topeka. kans
Mrs. Elmer Jones. wife Of Rev. Jones.
pastor of the Indiana Harbor NJ T..
church. is taking her babe TO Argus, Ind.
to the home of Rev. Jones mother IN
hopes that the change will stimulate the
little one. who is suffering with whoop-
ing cough which is so prevalent there.
Thomas O'Connor. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas O'Connor OF Penn ave, has COM
pleted his course Of dentistry at the
Northwestern University at Chicago this
year and has taken the Illinois examina-
ton TO become a practitioner. He is a
brother to the j. r. who was welded
last week TO Miss Marjorie O'Girr that
was. Chicag go is the location that has
been selected for the opening of the Of
fee of the young graduate.
Mrs. Allen and SON Fred. from Good
land. kans.. and in company with Miss
Bailey, OF Denver, a niece OF Mrs. Allen,
and Mr.. athcart OF LaPorte are listed
among the out-of-tovn guests in East
Chicago this week. The party has Just
come from La Porte. Ind. where they
have been visiting and enroute TO their
home.
Little Helen Stamp. of North Barring,
is just counting the days when she will
be released from quarantine from a
very slight attack of scarlet fever. 1t is
expected to be within the next few days
and happy ones they are in consideration
that the Fourth of July is SO near at
hand
Harry Jackson. a sailor at the Great
Lakes. has been honorably discharged
from service and before ne proceeds TO
his home at 81. Louis. he will visit
awhile at the home of his sister. Mrs.
William Smith Of South Magoun ave.
Mrs. A. Sapp. who was Miss Eta
Dixon. of South Magoun ave. was a
guest for a few days at her sisters
home. Mrs. Edward Houser, in Pullman.
and while there attended q fifteenth we'd
ding celebration Of Mr. Houser's sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. william Neil, who resides