The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23

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Mrs. NJ. Pitzele's for Mems ali
rubber and cloth overshoes. 1926
and s:.s5 12-:2-a
Englewood Fl. s. boys had a mar
row escape. TUESDAY evening when
they played baslket ball with the
Whiting boys. This was real
game or basket ball. Both teams
wore we'll balanced. They came
TO the end of the last quarter with
score of 16 TO Is. They agreed
to play i've minutes icnger. Whit.
ing boys received a free throw that
looked like Lhe G1nglewood boys
would have to go home defeated.
! but luck with with them when dur
ing the last few seconds when they
secured one more basket In their
favor, which made the score 15 to
II in favor OF the Englewood boys.
The return game will be played on
Monday night, January Sth. The
Whiting boys are members Of Ar
thur IaueTs lBtble School class.
The boys who played are as fol-
lows. Ralph McCampbel, Elry
Moore. Jake and jesse Wiltshire
and George Gilman, David Tharp
substitute.
| Christian Endeavor Society will
have a special program Sunday ev
ening at $50. They are to have
Christmas tree and gifts. Mrs.
tan Tndeavor New Year party on
Iy1ursday evening. Dec. 2sth.
Exceptional bargains in Mems all
wool Bfackinaws, s5ss. at Mrs. NJ.
P.tzele's,. 131st street and Schrage
avenue. 1892
Bible School Sunday morning at
s:45. Lord supper 1915. Pastor
and family wish you ali Merry
| Christmas.
Miss Dorothy Maunder Is spend
ing the holidays at the home OF her
| parents $50 Ohio avenue. She Is
now a senior at Eorthwestorn uni
Tersity.
The annual Christmas party OF
the Whiting Children's hospital
was held this afternoon FOR forty
tvo little patients, the Board Of
Control assisted by Troop foUr of
the whiting Girl Scouts provided
the entertainment. q gift and re-
| fire s1Isnents consisting of ice cream
and cake; the Scouts are TO Do con-
gratuiated on the splendid way they
keep their pledge. ITO do q good
turn daily"
whiting ulas another beautiful
Christmas tree. On Sunday even
ing at s o'clock the people Of the
community will gather around IL 70
sing Che Christmas Carols. The
Community Chorus will be present.
| They will be assisted by the church
choirs and would like to have ev-
erybody IN whiting come TO the
tree Tor this brief carol service.
The singing will start promptly at
$50 and finish before 1900 so as
not TO interfere with any OF the
church services.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charies Koch and
son Will spend Christmas with the
formers parents at Danville. iii.
Mrs. Vernon. mother OF Mr.. Ar
thur Vernon of Laporte avenue, re-
turned Wednesday from a several
months visit with relatives at
Three Rivers. Michigan
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avenue Ia In New York On 'rousi-
ness for the Sinclair, OIL refinery.
esvsraI Whiting ladies attended
bridge party ne the homo OF Mrs.
Edward Zimmerman IN Chicago on
Tburs6xy afterroor.
Mrs. EIEabeth FISCHER mother
of Mr. Henry Beeubien, OF Laporte
| avenue returned from a several
| months visit with relatives at Otta-
wa, III.
Rev. anA Mrs. Esopp ana family
have moved from Laporte avenue
TO their new home on Cleveland
avenue.
Mrs. Carrie watts OF Central az
enuue Will entertain friends from
| Cleveland. Ohio. Kansas city and
Louisiana Sor tina Christmas holt
days.
DR.. and azrE. Avery and children
win spend the Christmas holidays
with relatives az Lebanon. Ind.
Thomas Mathews. Harold Kleiber
returned fone from Indianapolis.
whore they are attending the Ind
lana Dental College TO spend the
holidays with their parents.
| Mrs. Thomas Stubbins OF Cleve-
land avenue Is improving from her
recsnt illness.
Miss Anna FUSS entertained the
Tri-A Sewing club at a Christmas
party at her hoGne on Front street
Thursday evening.
Mt. and Mrs. Don Purdy and
daughter will srend Christmas With
relatives at Michigan City.
| Congregational Sunday school
will have their annual Christmas
tree and Cantata at seven thirty
| this evening. A splendid enter
rem.
Little Ertie Williams. grandson
| OF Mr.. and Mrs. Law william, had
the misfortune TO fail and break his
leg Wednesday evening. The ac+
| cident occurred at the Church Of
Christ supper which was held inNthe
church parlors "Wednesday evening.
While rompiax ard playing with
the other children he slipped and
fell. breaking his leg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Tilton OF West
Park avenue vii spend Christmas
with relatives at DanviIle. Ill.
Mrs. c. c. Ethrtdge of New York
avenue returned Wednesday from
Chesterton where she was called
the fore part OF the week on ac-
count of the serious illness OF her
mother.
Miss Moreno Klose returned last
Thursday from LonEwood, ILL.,.
whore she IS attending the Acad-
envy Of Our Lady to spend the hol-