The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-16
INDIANA HARBOR.

Regular services Will be held tomor-
row throughout the day and evening.
Subjects to be used by the pastor:
At IL a. m--An illustrated talk on
Missions without the offering.
At 1880 D. m.-"The Message of the
Seed Time
The morning talk will be illustrated
by large map of the world and vari-
Gus charts showing many facts and
figures of interest. Among other things
shown will be the progress of mission
airy work; the great need of the heath
en- world: comparison of the numeri-
cal strength of the worlds religions;
how America spends her money; com
parison of the amount per member CIV
en- to missions by the leading Protest
ant denominations of the world. and
many other things. No offering will be
taken for this cause
The children's class will meet at
| o'clock. This will be the last meet
ing of the class before they are taken
into the church. A full attendance is
requested
Epworth League at $3.50 D. m. Leader
Miss Ethel Collins. Subject: The
Christians Sacrifice Service"
The Sunday school will have its ses-
sion at 10 o'clock, as usual. At the
| meeting of the Sunday school board it
was. decided to re-arrange the classes
somewhat in order to make more room
| to relieve the crowdede condition of
| the school. Though the classes are
badly crowded, every effort is being
made to accommodate all who will
! come.
| A 10-pound girl baby was born last
| evening to Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Kepple
| of 1907 Fir street. Both Mrs Kepple
| and the little baby are doing splendid
ly- Mr.. Kepple~is probably the proud
est man in Indiana Harbor today and
the cigars are flying thick and fast
wherever he makes his appearance. All
/ the sheet mill boys are waiting for
Dave to show up. when he will get
warm reception. DR.. c. c. Robinson
being assisted by Mrs. Long as nurse
The happy parents have already select
ed Lila Gwendolin as the name for
| the little visitor.
The Christian club program for next
! TUESDAY, night. April 10, is as follows:
| Music-Piano Solo.
Roll Call-Name some new invention.
Paper-"China of Yesterday; China of
Today--Mr. Hand
| Talk on Custom and Mode of Chi
nese Life"-Mr. Bradshaw.
Paper-ChInas Great Wall - Miss
Laura Jernberg.
Music-voca1 Solo.
Talk on Chinese Consul and Family
Now in Washington-EarI Hush.
Lesson in English.
Music-vocal Duet
! Refreshments.
The Pennsylvania Railroad company
Is doing one good act in putting a new
street crossing on Michigan avenue. In
| cidentally they are making fine job
J of 1t while they are about it. the parks
being OF the heaviest kind of
oak. and the work done in the very
| best manner. This Improvement will
be highly Appreciated by drivers of all
kinds OF vehicles. automobiles particu-
Emma, the 5-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Larson of Fir
street, has recovered from the diph-
iberia. and the house was fumigated
yesterday. The many friends of the
Larsons will be glad to hear of the lit
tie girls recovery.
Matt Sternberg was out in his launch
again yesterday, this time having an
other master mariner, in the person of
c. A Westberg, along.
Max Salmon got to thinking that
things were getting little dull around
the Harbor a few days ago. so he
| sprung joke in the shape of announc-
| ing that Mark Poland had met a violent
death When the direful tidings were
sprung on John Kamradt large tears
rolled down his cheeks, and he at once
| rushed to the nearest telephone to or
der proper floral tributes, so that IL Mr.
Poland Is ever taken off he can depend
on one friend who, at least, will see
that his coffin is properly decorated.
If you purchase your shoes from me,
I will resole them free of charge the
nrSt time, Julius Cohen 7-tf
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