The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-21
WIFE DIED IN MARCH
REMARRIES III JULY
Columbus Pastor Gets Written Ap-
proval of His Flick to Take a
Second Mother for His Nine Chill
dren.

GSSOAtA AAOlIiSA 4OI Ills As11AC N1A4l
dren.
Columbus, Ind, July 20.-The
Rev. William H. Book, pastor of the
Tabernacle Christian church, ana
Miss Mary Davis. of Martinsville
Va, were quietly married yesterday
at the home of the pastor by his
brother-in-law, the Rev. c. L. Ell
more As the first wife of the Rex
Mr.. Book died last March the Ladies
Aid society of the church he repre-
sents thought it best to adopt reso-
buttons concerning the marriage, anG
these resolutions are as follows:
In behalf of the Ladies Aid So
ciety we come to you both with
words of congratulation. To Siste.
Mary, we welcome you most heartily
among us in your new role, for We
are able to Judge from your past
accomplishment what you are capa,
BILE of doing in the future. If il
| took this step to keep you in om
midst, we glory in Brother Book 5
ingenuity. To Brother Book, VT
congratulate you on your choice oi
helpmate It is not that you have
made a new acquaintance, but have
assumed a new relations with ont
who has been more or less in YOU
| family for years and her long ex-
| perience in the public schools o.
your old state, coupled with her
spiritual ideas in harmony with
yours, not only fits her for a help
mate to you in your work, but also
makes her an exemplary mother TO
your children.
I'VE realize that the public, ne
knowing all the surroundings, ma
criticize the seeming haste of you
marriage, but we know more of you
surroundings and of your long &C
quaintance and your family's grea
need, do not hesitate to heartily az
prove Of the step you have taken
| Our society has taken mucl
pleasure in rendering their service
to you in the past, and we want K
say to you today that we hope yo1
will allow us to continue this in tn
future; that Sister Mary may be abb
to give you and our society more o
her time and talents Circumstance
are different now, but the work il
here just the same, and we stant
ready to be called on any time. A;
a token of our love and esteem, 70
both of you, we bring you this re
membrance, with the hope that you
usefulness may continue among u
in the future as it has in the past
The Rev. Mr. Book came here wit
his wife and nine children from
Martinsville,V Va, over two years age
and he accepted the pastorate of tn
Tabernacle Christian church, tn
largest church in the city. Las
March his wife was taken i'll an
died. The woman whom he Marie
yesterday is an old friend of the fam
lily and made her home with tn
Books before the death of Mrs Book
Labor Sunday" at the First Pres
!, byterian church
Labor Sunday" has become an Is
tablished institution among tn
Presbyterian church days. 1t is til
first Sunday in September This da
is TO be made noteworthy in the Firs
Presbyterian church of Harmon
this year. A special service is be
ing arranged for the Sabbath, Ser
J TENDER ?. at 10:45 a. M, This wi
be especially service for men
most cordial invitation is now eA
tended to all labor unions to max
: this a part OF the plans for thei
labor day celebration this year, an
{ to attend this service IN a body, q
; far as it may be possible. For tia
: day the church viii be at The SCI
vice of the visiting hrotherhoods, an
most hearty welcome extended I
: every laborine man in our city VII
: can find it possible to accept this II
r vitation and be at the church. tn
pastor of the church will preach I
the labor unionists at that time an
hopes to see and welcome them j
large numbers. This invitation vi
be repeated through the papers late
but we hope that the day will /
] marked on your calendar so that 70
: viii not forget It,