The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-22
ST. Adams Episcopal Church, sc2o Fir

street
Holy communion at a. m.
Sunday school at 9.45 a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon at IL a.
m. Subject: Gods Praises in Our Ev-
cry Day Life
Evening prayer confirmation and
sermon at $40 p. IN.
At the evening service the sermon
will will be preached by the Right Rev.
John Hazen White, d d.. bishop of
Michigan City, who will at the same
service confirm class which has been
preparing to receive this sacrament
since the beginning of lent.
Vested choir will sing at II a. M and
1880 p. m.
Strangers are cordially welcome at
all services
No greater contribution has ever been
| made to the English-speaking world
than that of 1911. when the King James
version of the Bible first appeared. Its
position has been central in the pro-
duction of the civilization in the midst
| of which we now live. The spring of
1911 marks the 3o0th anniversary of
| the first appearance of the Bible in
good English and next Sunday, April
| %, has been set apart in the United
| States as Bible day for the celebra-
| ton of that event. Hundreds of thou
| sands of people all over the country
| will sacredly observe this day An
| elaborate program is arranged cele-
/ brating this anniversyar occasion at
| the Baptist church next Sunday even
/ ing. Attorney E. W. Mickey of East
| Chicago will speak on the following
topic, The English Bible in Politics
and Law Prof. Chester p. Holway
| will discuss. 1.-THE Bible in English Lit
! erature-" Instead of the regular Scrip
ture reading Rev. Allan J. Crooks of
the Presbyterian church will read a
number of brief sections from the Bible
and compare with these certain famous
quotations from Shakespeare, indicat-
| ing that his inspiration for the best
things he wrote came directly from the
Bible. Rev. Emerson o. Bradshaw will
discuss THE English Bible as Factor
in the Spiritual Life of the English
Speaking People" Miss Mabel Mickey
of East Chicago will sing for the occa-
sion.
H A. Carpenter, pastor of the Church
of Christ. reports that work in the
church is progressing very satisfactory
and that a number OF new scholars
4 last Sunday. The services tomorrow
will begin with Sunday school at 10
o'clock, followed by preaching at II
o'clock. In the evening Mr.. Carpenters
sermon subject will be Christ from the
Cradle to the Grave" and 1T will be
!, Illustrated with stereopticon views.
Mrs. Florence Henbroff and two chill
, dren. Mildred and Victor, left YESTERDAY
for Denver. where they will make theil
future home with Dixie. Mrs. Hem
! brof's eldest daughter. Jewell, who il
In her first year at the high school. viii
make her home with Mr. and Mrs w
J. McAleer of Hammond, her uncle and
aunt. until the end of the school year
when she also will go to Denver Mr.
: and Mrs III. NJ Dill have leased tb.
Hembroff home on Fir street and ar.
moving in today.
Callahan & Schock yesterday com
1 pleted the work of placing seats in thu
: grand stand at the ball park. so thos.
!. who go out to see the game between
the local team and the Blooomer Girl
tomorrow need have no fears abou
seeing the game in comfort Manage
Matt Sternberg will have a good line
up on the field and fine game is an
tfcipated. The diamond will be role,
again tomorrow morning.