The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-19

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attendance ever since the Baptist peo-
buildings. The sermons rave been
strong and impressive The choir has
been rendering some good music. which
is a great part of the services. The
house is usually taxed to its fullest ca
pacfty Sunday evening. The public is
cordially invited to attend the serv-
ices.
Rev E. o. Bradshaw was graduated
from the Chicago university on Tues
day of this week, and now has his
Phi B. degree. There were ninety-hve
graduates in the class. Rev. Bradshaw
expects to take up some special work
at the University until June, when. aft
er that time, he will devote his en-
tire time to the Baptist church, of
which he has been pastor for the pas
tor for the past year and a half.
The program committee of the Chris
tan Culture club have decided to make
a change in the program for next Tues
day evening. A "Longfellow" program
was to have been given at this time.
but has been changed to that of an
Easter program. The Longfellow even
ing to be given one week later. 1t was
thought best to nave the Easter pro-
gram at this time, as the week being
what is called Passion Week." or The
Week of Our Lords Passion" and 1t
was considered best to carry out. the
rogram along that line of thought
Mrs. George Summers. who gave last
week before the East Chicago Reading
club such an excellent talk and full
description of the Passion Play" of
which we read so much just now. and
Ia -
May to October at Oberammagau, Ba-
varia, Germany, has consented to give
this same talk before the Christian
Culture club on this night. Mrs. Sum-
mer's description of Oberammagau and
the Passion Play" was so full. so com
prehensive and SO interesting that she
has been requested to repeat 1t be-
fore the East Chicago club. There will
be a paper on the origin and observ-
ance of Easter Sunday Responses tic
roll call, Easter thoughts and sugges-
lions. Mrs. Frysinger will read an orig
inal poem. entitled "Eastertide." The
programs of the club are growing in
interest. and any one interested in this
line of work is cordially invited. Meet
ings held ZACH Tuesday night at
o'clock at the Baptist church.
Rev. H. p. Ivey, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Hiner and daughter. Ethel. returned
last night from Dowagiac. Mich. where
they attended the funeral of little Wal
ton Hiner. Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Walton
and son. Rex, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Hiner, parents of the baby will return
tomorrow.
The ladies of the Christian church
were delightfully."- entertained at tn,
home of Mrs. C. A. Ehret yesterday aft
ernoon. The affair was what is callet
a birthda4 party and each lady con
tribute a penny for each year OF he,
age. the proceeds to go toward buying
chairs for the new church. There
were between forty n fifty ladie
E. present, SO quite a good sized sum wa
| raised, the ladies' not being compelle,
) to attach their names to the contribu
t lions. Music and guessing contest
t were some Of the features Of enter
ment and refreshments were served.
:, Joe Ackerson of Block avenue, VIII,
died last Monday. was taken to Ores
} cent City, Ill, on Tuesday. The re
5 mains were accompanied by Tom Smur
1 don and Bert Hollener. who returne'
| Thursday. Mr.. Ackerson was 10 year
! old and had no relatives in Indian
I Harbor.
. The National buffet will open 1t
e doors for business next Tuesday. Thi
saloon is on the corner of Block ave
e nue. and Waiting street, in the ne,
building just completed by Al. Kauf
man. 1t will be conducted unde tn
9 management of Max Salmon, formerl
connected with the Blue Ribbon buffe
and will handle the Schlftz beer, hav
ing Erlanger. that company's bes
e brand on tap. Mr.. Salmon has Ion
S been Identified with the liquor bus
" ness in Indiana Harbor. and has a no.
e of friends, who will be glad to see hi
once more in business in the Harbo
e At present Mr.. Salmon lives IN Chicag
s but has made arrangements to NOV
!. out here the first of May. The ne
buffet will be elegantly furnished ar
will make one of the show places
Indiana Harbor.
Otto Seehase lost a valuable hor.
!, last Sunday. The horse got loose
> the barn and was kicked by one of IL
. other horses. His leg was broken
the blow and he had to be destroyed.