The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-10
Twin City
MeuUS Notes

DR.. James Thomas. Of Northcote ave.
and David Reese Of North Barring ave
have departed fer Wales to take a trip
of three months or more to visit rela-
lives they have not seen for a period
of a great many years. They were
3oind by Chicago relatives who VIII ac-
company them.
A goodly representative number OF
the young people Of the Indiana Har-
Dor United Presbyterian church went
to Chicago to be present at a meeting
Of the Chicago Presbytery and where
they secured second recognition for the
trophy awarded. The Chicago hurcb
was holding rally services
Representatives from the Home Pro
tected Circle at East Chicago to go to
the convention to be held at Buffalo.
\. =. leaving a week from Sunday.
They are the Mesdanes Margaret
Schwartz. Mae Wilson. Clara Trirable
and Mrs. Long Of this city. and Mrs.
L POI Of Hammond.
Mrs. ~ L Condota OF Grapevine st.
had a great stress from her mind re-
lieved yesterday when she received
word from her daughter, Mrs Viola
Grosan. a resident OF Pueblo, Colo, IN
the vicinity Of the flood that she was
safe as was her husband, but that
all their home possessions were lost.
Prices are Down. For further par
tloulars sec Lewin's ad In tonIghSs
pape about the great sale that starts
tomorrow morning. 6-1o~1
The Joseph Fulka family Of 51S
Narva Place leaves today for a trip
to Sootnake. Mich. for three weeks
Mrs George B. Jones, wife of Pas
tor Jones Of the First N z church of
East Chicago, and sons Jaul and Her
bert are leaving today 70 attend the
DePauw University commencement ex-
ercIses at G~reaacastle. Ind. where Miss
Esther. the daughter In tbs household.
IS Il student They expect TO arrive
b&ck the fore part Of next week
A pretty party was sponsored last
evening by Miss EIna TOT at her home
with the member Of the Service Gu
entertaining for one OF their number.
Mrs. Harry FsIrock, who was Miss
Mildred ohnson The setting for the
uncheo and home decorations were
Of pink and white and very da1nuly
arranged. There was a gift to the hon
ored one and the evening eajoyably
spent with social intercourse and mu-
sic. Mrs. FeirOck IS at present q resi-
dent Of East Chicago.
The Mark Subdivision IS coming right
to the fore In engaging IN athletic
sports and the spacious school grounds
afford ample room and now with q sup
erlntendent. Finley Brown. who arrives
from the Tarkio. No, College, with high
recommendations, there IS much specu-
latlon as to q wide diversity OF games.
There IS an athletic track meet, June
18th. and = tennis tournament for Sat
turday, juno 18th. Young AIr. Brown Is
son OF Prof. Brown who directs Greek
philosophy at the same school which
graduated the young man whom the
Mark subdivision has been most for
tunAte to procur
Many of the Affairs being held to
honor this years graduates Of the Wash
inEton high school are all the more
pleasant for the attendance OF many
former graduates and now students OF
out Of town colleges, they arriving here
Just IN time 70 be present 81 the events
TO which they held the same keen in
terest IN when they were pupils Of the
same school Many Of them were no
ticed IN the prom given at the Riley
school an evening 81 when the TT
KappaS were the hostesse4
Mrs J. Floyd Reid Of Northcote ave.
entertained the mtnbers Of the Crocus
Club yesterday afternoon with q few
additional guests among them he Mes
danes Carl Thomas and Elizabeth Hale
Of this CITY and the Mesdames Leon
Granger and VIII Dickinson OF Ha-
mond An expected guest at the Reid
home Is the sister Of Mrs. Reid, Mrs
W. F. Meade. of Eaton Dapids, Mich.
who in returning will accompany Mrs
Reid back with her for q visit.
There are preparations under way
for a very splendid entertainment In
which the children OF the First N. z.
church at Indiana Harbor are TO par
ticipate Sunday at the 1890 O'Clock
hour. IT IS the annual program render
ed by the children and this years sell
ection promises verihcation OF some
thing really worth while. There VIII
be no church service n the evening ow-
ing to the baocalaureate ceremonies at
the Christian church which the other
churches OF Protestant denomination
Will participate n
Herbert Jones, son Of Tho Herbert
Jones Of South Barring ave. Is home
from the Illinois University and leaves
Monday to enter Camp Humphreys. near
washington. fer the Officers reserve
corps which viii entraln for about six
weeks
The greatest Of all sales will begin
promptly at $50 tomorrow morning
at the Levin Ready-to-Wear Store in
East Chicago. See tonight's paper for
particulars. There are some breath
taking bargains. 6-1O-1
The Hiram Kerrs Of North Forsytne
ave-. have a house full OF guests with
more arriving for the weekend. Those
already here are Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis