The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-04

Mrs Peter Pfeifer and Mrs Mathew
Schaefer were Pullman visitors on
Wednesday.
Michael Hammer returned to his
home in Englewood after having visit
ed relatives on oliver street for few
days
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Michels of En-
glewood were the guests of Whiting
relatives.
Mrs. +. n. Daegling will entertain
several friends at 800" party at her
home In Laporte avenue this evening.
Rev. Manfred C. Wright will use as
his sermon themes at the NJ. E. church
tomorrow the following: Satanic As
sociations and the Angelic Ministry
and Knowing Lies Fundamental
Values
Rev. Frank NJ. Webster of the Plym-
| outh Congregational church will
preach tomorrow from the following
| themes: Temptation and Our Re-
sponsibility." The morning sermon will
be followed by the Lords supper and
the reception of new members.
Misses Thelma Hilliard. Marian
Beaubien, Alma Water and Alvin
Pritchard and George billiard will see
Get Rich Quick wallingford" at the
Olympic theater in Chicago this aft
ernoon.
Frank Wenzel of Chicago was a
Whiting business visitor yesterday.
! The women of the w. +. NJ. S. will
| celebrate another birthday of this so
/ ciety next Tuesday evening in the
M. E. church. and are planning a spe-
| cial program. The speakers for the
| occasion will be Mrs. Fred Sheets of
/ Chicago and invitations are extended
! to all who want to hear something
unusually interesting
| Mrs. J. f. Miles of Laporte avenue
has been entertaining her sister. Mrs
| Emily Young of Valparaiso for sever
! al days.
Mrs. J. E. Miles and daughter Haze
were Hammond visitors yesterday.
Rev. Herbert A. Carpenter preached
. his farewell sermon to the members
of the First Church of Christ al a spe-
cial meeting which was held on Thurs
Gay evening. The attendance was very
large, all the members of the church
being present, where it was possible
for them to attend Rev. Carpenters
sermon consisted largely of the dis
cussion of the work, which has beer
accompanied during his two years as
{ pastor of the church. His term has
been a very successful one, and beins
very popular man with his flock, the
members naturally regret losing hin
very much, and TO them Rev. Car.
4 penter's farewell sermon was not at al
pleasant event. Baptismal service.
were held in the afternoon and also il
connection with the evening services
Following the church meeting Rev
Carpenters Sunday school class CAV,
a party in his honor at the home O
Miss Mary Johnson. on New York ave
nue.. most pleasant evening wa
| spent, and the class members present
ed their teacher with a most beautiful
black silk umbrella with solid silve
handle. Rev. Carpenter will devot
his entire time to the First Church o
Christ at Indiana Harbor, and Rev
Swift of Nebraska has been appointet
to succeed him. Rev Swift is expect
ed here by tomorrow, but it is no
known yet whether he will get here. a
no official word has been receive,
from him.
Lawrence La Marsh had his arr
broken while at work in the petroleum
company's plant on Thursday.
Mrs. Casper Matson is getting aloni
! quite satisfactorily at St. Margaret
| hospital in Hammond
A boys overcoat was left at the pub
lie library on Tuesday night whfcl
may be had by the owner upon prov
ing property.
Mrs Henry Schwalm is getting alon'
nicely at her home on Ohio avenue.
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