The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-21
WHITING AND ENVIRONS

The card party which was to have
been given tomorrow evening by the
Royal Neighbors has been postponed
and will be given in the 1. O. o. F. hall
The revival services at the NJ. E.
church. One Hundred and Nineteenth
street and Central avenue. are to con-
tinue this week on account of the sue
cess of the work up to date. The Bran
ell Evangelistic company have set peo-
pie to thinking and talking. The in
terest aroused has resulted in new
members. The congregations have
profited by and is pleased with the
excellent singing. under the direction
of the singing evangelist, C. Brinker.
Rev. Carpenter declares that it is Bib
lical in the highest degree. because 1t
is New Testament command, to sing.
just the same as 1t is to pray. Bramel
Is Kentucky preacher. and speaks
with the fire and fearlessness of
southern orator. Educated in the great
Bible college at Kentucky university.
renowned for being one of the largest
and best schools of its kind in the
country. he has something to say and
knows how to say it. No salve with
Bramel, but straight facts. Scores of
additions already have resulted and
that Just after Mrs. Martha Stout Trim
bles meeting, wherein fifty-five were
added. A score now, and many to fol-
low this week. is the report of the
present meetings IT is to be regretted
that the meeting will expire within an
other week. but all interested will
have this one week to hear the evan
gelist before he leaves. II you be-
lieve in the old Bible, your mothers
Bible. hear Bramel, for he is ready to
defend it against higher critics, and all
forms of disbelief. On next Sunday
night he will preach on Heaven. Home
and Mother"
The funeral of Mrs. Je ssie Fields. VIII
died at her home In Wentworth avenue
West Pullman. on Sunday night, will
be held tomorrow. The services will
| be held at the home of the deceased
J at 10 a. m. and at LA. m the flu
| neral will leave for Hammond. where
services will be preached by Rev. C.
J. Sharp at the Christian church at
2 p. m. Interment will be at Oak Hill
! cemetery. Mrs Fields was a member
| of the Daughtery of Liberty of Whit
J ing and served as Indiana state coun-
cillor for the D. of L. for two terms
She is also a member of the Daughters
of Rebekah of Whiting Ladies of these
orders will act as pallbearers. The
deceased is "a years old and is the
/ daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Dill
! ingham of Whiting. She is survived by
her husband, Frank Fields: one SON
Owen, IL years: her parents. her sister
| Mrs. David Dees of Whiting, ond one
brother, Ray Dillingham;. also of Whit
| ing.
! For the past several days an elderly
man has been travelling around Whit
ing and has been acting rather queer
| ". The report is afloat that the same
! man was connected with the services
which are being held at the Christian
! church Of Whiting. Rev. Carpenter
wishes to state that the man was in
no way connected with the church OIL
the services. Rev. Carpenter has also
collecting money for the Christian
church. This. however could not be
J verified. but if such was the case the
man who was an absolute stranger was
not authorized to do the work.
/ The Plymouth club of the Congre
gational church will give dime socia
on next Friday night
Mrs. Peter Pfeifer and son of Olive,
! street were st. John visitors on Sunday
Mrs. Barbara Scherr of st. John /.
spending a few days visiting with hel
son, Joseph Scherr OF sheridan avenue
Mrs. Joseph Mfchels from Englewoot
| spent yesterday visiting in Whiting.
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