The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-30
WHITING
NEWS NOTES

to be given In the high school aud
itorium next Friday and Saturday
nights at 500 O'Clock:
Mr.. Carr-Roscoe Greigsn.
Mrs. Carr-Ruth Sugar.
Cluney-Francis Kirn.
Madge-Margare Wood.
Ivan-Irene Wright.
Caroline-Reba SternberE.
Jamieson-wesley Savers.
Doogan-James Duggan.
Nell-Helen Miller.
etective-Barney Goldsteln.
Sergeant-Carl Binhammer.
ley-Clarence Miller.
Clancey-Harry Brandman.
The Minister-Harold Klieber
The Chauffeur-Henry Hamon.
y The High School plays of the past
have always been a great success
and stop Thief is to take its place
among the best. The prices for the
tickets are twenty and forty cents.
The forty cent tickets may be re-
served at Ritter's. also the twenty
cent ones, provided an additional
twenty cents be paid. Don't fail
to see this success of the season.
Parental Love-" will be the sub
ject for this Mothers Club which
will be heli at the home of Mrs
Orville Pooer, 430 Iaporte avenue,
Friday at 1870. Stories and po-
ems Illustrating father and mother
love will BE given by different mem
bers. mrs. Or. ordman will sing
TO ALL PARENTS OF BOY
S { o UT S AND PROSPECTIVE
sCoUTS-The Whiting Council of
the 30 Scouts or America. desire
all the parents OF Scouts and pros
pective scouts to know OF the pre-
cautions that always have been and
Away will be taken for the per-
feet afety and we'll being OF the
boys who are entrusted to their
care while camping or otherwise
Thee is q rigid order that no boat
ing is allowed except under proper
car and authority. whose duty it
is see that every bay Is provided
with life preserver and knows
hoy to use It, or is within the range
an efficient life saving patrol.
I will be remembered that the Boy
Souts of Whiting went across the
LAX last year to the camp in Mich
iga- under the care Of Scout Com
missioner Horace Osborne. In the
following out the Scout Motto Of
Be REPAIRED. the first thing that
Mr.. Cborne did on embarkation was
TO tae the boys over the boat and
explaa the use OF the life-saving
sppaitus and 70 thoroughly drill
themn their use and means of get
ting tenn in an emergency. 1t will
also Q OF interest to know that the
canrthat Is to be constructed this
years in the sand Dunes, three and
one-llf miles from Chesterton that
NEAR an overland journey and a
hikewfthout any boating this sum-
mer all.
I'll Easter program OF the Con
grestional church is IN full swing.
Pratr and praise services will be
he'd Tuesday and Friday Of next
wee in four places in the city.
Faer and Son Banquet Thursday
erdng. April 9Th. Services will
be cid in the church every even
insduring Holy Week. Conrun-
ioservtce Good Friday. all who ex-
/ pc TO unite with the church East
es.re requested to be present at
4 I'll service.
he Music and Art department OF
+ u Women's Fortnightly Club met
the home OF Mrs. H. s Davidson
+ a Laporte avenue on Tuesday aft
8 gnoon with Mesdanes Daegling,
+ Ordeman and Reeve assisting Mrs.
q Davidson. The following program
. was given: Collect. Mrs. Pasquietz:
! Paper on Folk Music. Mrs. Richard
son; Bohemian Melodies (Dvora1x)
Mrs. Ramstead; Piano Solos Gamer
lean Composers) Mrs Myrlck: Pol
tsh Dance tschewenka) Mrs. Hos
Hinson and Mrs. Dunning: Songs
from Norway. Mrs. Garland Hum
phreys; Piano Solos. whispering
zephyrs. Holiday in the Village nv
Bonnie Jean Davidson; Mrs. Hum
phreys delighted the audience with
her songs which she sang in the
! Norwegian language.
John, the eleven month old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Luckas. OF
u Davidson Place passed away at the
family home OF plural pneumonia,
and was buried in st. Johns GENE
terry yesterday morning.
The Tri Kappa Sorority will have
q Cement Night a. the Princess the
atre on Saturday evening, OF this
week. They will also have a candy
sale in the lobby of the theatre at
that time.
The little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. w
1 Buercholz IS very Ill with scarlet
fever and the grippe.
The American Legion Auxiliary
will have a bake sale on Saturday.
April sth IN Atkin and Tharp's gro
.cery store
The closing exercises Of the whit
ing Evening School took place in
the high school assembly room on
| Tuesday evening with a program as
foliows. Mr.. T. 6. Boyle. president.
Board OF Education presiding
Song, Star spangled Banner. audi
ence: Report on Evening School, by
Supt Hoskinson; Reading OF Ameri-
q cans Creed. entire audience; Glass
4 exercises, ta) Typical Recitation, by
Rwomen's Class; (b) History Drill,
Mems Glass tsroup b; fc) Civics
4 Drill. Mems Class (group c.: Ad-
dress, Mr.. Broehe OF the Natura1iza-
4 ton Examiners office. Chicago:
!. Solo, Miss Peteine. Address. Mayor
= Schrage; Presentation OF Certifi-
Gates. Principal Grub; Song, Amer
a lea. audience; reception and refre sh-
! ments The machine shop and
: basketry classes had splendid dis
4 nIaxs nf 4hA rrnrk ruhicf, 4ha,, &C