The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-01
EAST CHICAGO
AND
IND. HARBOR


not divine. 1t is the mark of death
in man. and it haunts him from the
cradle to the grave. He is struck by
death at birth and is held in immortal
dread of it from the time he breathes
his first breath until the last sign of
life fades away from his pallid face.
and there is nothing left but lifeless
form. Except a corn of wheat fall
into the ground and die, 1t abideth
alone; but IL 1t die 1t bringeth forth
much fruit" He who detesteth life
because of It's Affections will forever
die; but he who loveth and nurtureth
life in spite of its Affections. will live
forever. The crosses of life are the
stepping stones that pave the way into
the transcendent life where crowns are
substituted Tor CROSSES. This vital sub
ject will receive full treatment at the
Baptist church for two successive Sun
day evenings, April and April 9. The
topic under which the discussions will
take place is. The Mystery of Suffer
ing"
Rev II. A Carpenter will begin a
series of three sermons tomorrow night.
The subject for the first sermon viii
be Did Christ Liver" On the evening
of April the subject will be did
Christ Saver" and on the evening of
the 18th, did Christ Rise from the
Dead" The Sunday school will be at
10 a. m and preaching at IL.
| The supper given by the ladies of
/ tho Christian church last Thursday
| evening was a grand success in every
way In the neighborhood of 500 was
cleared.
| A boy baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Morris Brennan. 374s Michigan avenue.
/ at 3:45 a. M, March 30. Mrs Brennan
| and the baby are both doing nicely
! Mrs. M. c. Frysinger has been con-
fined to the house the greater part of
the past week by illness.
! son was born yesterday to Mr. and
Mrs. E. Hines of Guthrie and Michigan
avenue. Mrs. Hines and the baby are
both getting along nicely.
| Louis Sterling and family have NOV
ed into the fat formerly occupied by
Oscar Georg. In Michigan avenue, near
Grapevine street. Mr.. Sterling has also
moved his cigar factory to the Max
Cohen building. just south of Grape
vine street. in Michigan avenue.
A baby girl was born yesterday to
Alderman and Mrs. Fred Ketcik of c.
dar street Mother and child are doing
nicely.
The Christian Culture club will enjoy
church in the way of musical. Mr..
and Mrs Bruno Kuehn of Chicago are
| to be present and have charge of the
| evenings program. The Kuehns are
| we'll known In Indiana Harbor. since
they were here and played on two oc-
| casions, one being at the Christian
church, when they gave a recital a
| few weeks ago. and the other at a
meeting of the Indiana Harbor Wo-
mans club. They also entertained the
Tuesday Reading club in East Chfca GO
on one occasion. As violinist Mr.
Kuehn is an artist. while his wife is q
pianist of ability. Excellent vocal mum
bers VIII also be a part of the program
and Miss Frances Goldman will give
readings. The principal part of the
I evening will, however. be given over
to the Kuehns. Punch and waters vii
be served and guests will be made well
come. 1t Is hoped by the promoters
that the house will be filed to hea,
this splendid program.
Mrs. c. f. Watkins and Miss Minnie
b. Haywood are spending the latter.
spring vacation with Miss Haywood.
parents. Mr.. and Mrs James Haywood
Michigan avenue Miss Haywood i.
cooking teacher at the Witter school II
Munci~ Ind
Recently the Harbor United Presby
terrain congregation was organized b,
commission of the presbytery o
Chicago. The following persons hav,
been ordained az ruling elders, Messrs
> Colder. Kepple and Blair. The trustees
elected were John Frye, Charles Rita
!, r.. A. Piper. F. J. Myers and William
1 McCaughey. Regular services and Bi
Z ! BILE school held in the Baptis
t church every Sabbath afternoon from
q | till 4. Rev. A. j. Crooks of Ros
e Farm, o., has been regularly appointe,
t to take permanent charge of this prom
q ising congregation. and has announces
4 his decision to be on hand and conduc
e the services next week. The service
k for the afternoon OF April will .
in charge of Rev. John McClenahan O
Gary. A cordial invitation is extende
d to the public to come and enjoy tn
S blessings of these meetings.