The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-17
WHITING
and its
PEOPLE

Those of you who are Interested in
the Religious day school win be glad
[" know that we are growing in num-
Der and in character. One interesting
feature IN group one, grades one and
two is the love gift box. This is TO
encourage the spirit of self denial. One
1%aorning a little girl who had earned
IS cents carrying wood brought her
Offering for the love box with a smile.
Livery morning some child has an Of
fering which they are glad to give.
This money is to be sent across the
seas TO little children who have no
Christmas. IN group three. grades Ave
ard six. We are encouraging the spirit
90 service. Each session Of the class
the children tell how they havo sur
prised some one by doins some little
service which was not expected. We
need not mention the results OF this
t%saching. You can draw your own
conclusions. Do you want your child
10 enroll We welcome all who wish
"a come.
Special services are being held to-
light and tomorrow night at the
Methodist church beginning at 7
clock and closing at SEQ. The meet
lngs are under the auspices OF the
rRFo VI III t0&4 w. III 0G4G0ia II VI IA
Snnual "win-My-Chum week" OBJ
served by the young people of Metho-
o'sm 80 widely for the past several
years. The service tonight viii be led
~ Miss Helen Johnson. religious edu-
alton and social director. and tomor-
sow night the pastor. Rev. II. p. Ivey
VIII have charge of the meeting. All
members of the church and congrega-
ton and friends, as we'll as league
members. are urged to support these
services by their attendance.
The past chiefs of the Pythian Sis
ters will be entertained at the home
81 Mrs. White in Indiana Harbor at /
o'clock Friday.
The W. B. a. Of the M~accabees will
hold their regular meeting this eve
ming.
Mrs. Clarence Moore OF gin
Canads. is here visiting, intending to
spent several months at the home OF
Fer husbands parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Moore OF oliver street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mahnke. have
sold their home IN West Park ad-
dition and are living at the home of
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Finley.
MeEsrs. Sam Schiechty. Hugo Koch
and Clyde Violet. left for indian
apolis on Monday evening TO attend the
meeting of the Gra~ndtlodEe. I. o. o. F.
Mr.. Schlechty goes as a member OF the
committee; Mr.. Koch as a delegate TO
the Grand lodge and Mr.. Violet as a
delegate to the grand encampment.
Mrs. Kohnhorst of the West Park
addition has gone 10 Louisville. Ky,
10 be the guest OF her daughter.
The regular meeting Of the Pythian
Sisters will be held on Friday night.
william Wilson. the electrician. who
IS on a hunting trip to wisconsin sent
his wife q wire from State Line on
Monday. to the effect that he had cap
tured a 200 ID. deer. which he says has
a beautiful pair of horns. This beats
Mt. wilson's record on his last hunt
.ng trip, when his reward was a 165 Id.
deer.
The marriage OF Miss Anna Nadura
snd William Curtin took place on Mon
day morning when nuptiai high mass
vas celebrated by Rev. Father William
c. Miller at the Sacred Heart church at
g o'clock. The bride. who wore a
satin gown and veil wreathed with
orange blossoms, carrying a shower
boquet had as her maid OF honor her
sister. Miss Stefana Madur the groom
having as his best man. Mr.. Terrence
Gamer. The brides maids were
Misses Anna Benak. Helen Powell.
Helen Demkovitch. and Mary Marion.
the latter OF Chicago. The ushers were
Messrs. Joseph Paylo. Nicholas Tes-
sing. Andrew Fedorko and Andrew
Tomko, Following the church serv-
ice an elaborate dinner was served. the
bridal party at the home Of the grooms
PARENTS in Ohio avenue. A reception
ard dance was later held at Frankow-
skis hall. which was attended by a
large number Of friends and relatives
and where a supper was also served.
The bride Is the daughter OF Mr.. and