The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-07

When you have money saved you
are prepared for any misfortune. Ill
moss or accident. We pay per
cent Dividend whiting Savings &
Loan Association. 1874
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred IaHayne en-
tertained several guests at a six
o'clock dinner Monday evening. the
occasion being in honor OF their If
tecnth wedding anniversary. Those
present were DR.. shrimp. Rev. and
Mrs. Geo. Anderson and children.
Mrs. Sanderson. Miss Kechler and
Miss Powell.
NJ. and Mrs. Tomkins OF Atchi-
son avenue entertained relatives
from St. Joe. Michigan. Tuesday.
The Community Choral Society
VIII meet Friday evening at the high
school assembly room for practice
account of the high school basket
3all game.
Miss Florence Clark spent the
weekend with her sister Miss Mar
ian Clark at Ann Arbor. Michigan.
Mr. Arthur GLADDEN. CT Wood Riv-
ct. III e.. was in Whiting on business
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Tharpe OF La
porte avenue entertained Mr. and
Mrs Robert Latta OF Corning. Ohio,
the latter part OF the week.
Miss Helen Tharpe who is teach
ing in the schools at Paris. I'll, spent
the Thanksgiving holiday with her
parents she was accompanied
home by Miss Mildred Hamilton al
so a teacher in the Paris schools.
Tho whiting high school viii play
Crown Point high school at the Com
munity Center Friday evening.
Mrs Norman Emerson who had
the misfortune to run a needle in her
foot on last Friday Is getting along
nicely at her home on 120th street.
MI and Mrs. z. Baden OF oliver
street are entertaining relatives Of
New London. Ohio.
The American Legion will organ.
ize new troop OF the Boy Scouts OF
America The members Of the troop
viii be taken from the relatives OF
Post members II the number OF re-
cruits IS sufficient. but should the
troop committee see that the number
Of boys wifi not come UP 20 the
full troop requirement roys viii be
admitted by the recommendation OF
a Post member. II is not antici-
pated that there VIII be any diffi-
Guilty in getting the number Of boys
so that members who have any rel
atoms OF scout age C12-i7) should
get the boys names into the Post
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only will be admitted and only vacan
cies occur will a chance for the
youngster to Join be available. The
committee organizing this troop con-
Sist OF the following members. Earl
Moore, a. Exton-Porter. Alex Mania,
James Bartuska. James LaPert and
Horace Osborn.
DR.. Max Paulus returned home
from the South shore hospital last
Tuesday. where he underwent an
operation for appendicitis about two
weeks ago.
The J. ". Smith and :. c. L4azen-
~ families have moved into their
new home on Calumet avenue.
Mrs. ]. p. Curtin OF Ohio avenue
entertained her sister Mrs. Corby.
Of Michigan city over the weekend
Mt. r. Z. Butler of 119th street
was the lucky one to win the linen
table cloth which was donated by
Mrs. Pat. Murphy TO the Auxiliary
Of the American Legion, the num-
Der drawn was 121.
The general meeting OF the Fort
nightly Club for December was held
In the social rooms OF the Public Ii
brary Monday evening. December 4
The Home Economics Department of
the Club had charge OF the program
for the evening. Mrs. P. A Pet
erson was chairman OF the program
committee. the program consisted OF
n Christmas greeting and address
y the president Mrs. Swartz. Col
Get Mrs. Walter Park%, Dialogue
Welcome Christmas by the following
hildren James Judson. Ruth Hug
sins. Neil Brinker. Marjorie OHara
10Y Green. Imosene Purinton, and
ichard Baden. Reading from
rollyanna by Miss Mildred Carlson.
Daisies ,Jerusha Chfldren's sonrs