The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-04
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The program at the Methodist church
tomorrow will begin with a good fell
lowship meeting at o'clock. Sunday
o'clock. The subject of Rev. ]. B. Nc
Nary's sermon at this service will be
Christian Manhood" The Junior |
League will meet at $50 in the aft |
ernoon and the Epworth League at |
$780, At the evening service w. E. Roe |
will give an address on How to Obtain |
the Revival" The official board OF |
the church will hold meeting on Mon |
day night. the mid-week prayer meet |
ing will take place on Wednesday |
evening, the Sunday school teachers |
meet on Thursday evening and choir
practice is set for Friday night.
The subject of DR.. Alexander Mon
roe's sermon at the Congregational
church tomorrow morning will be
What We Ought to Build on the True
Foundation In the evening there
will be a symposium on Child Labor"
Mr. Skunk will speak on the subject
from the view of the public. r. G.
Howell from the labor view and E.
N. Canine from educational stand
point. There viii be special music at
both services.
The Thimble club has been busy dur
ing the past week and among other
things they gave a progressive din
ner'' last Monday. The first course was
partaken of at Mrs. John Hartman's
residence Beacon street. and from
there they went to Mrs. L w. Giles.
on One Hundred and Forty fifth street.
where the second course was had. The
East Chicago restaurant in the Fried
man building was the next place WIS.,
tied and from there they made short
trip to Nassau & Thompsons. After
Nassau & Thompsons they went to
the home of Mrs. A. G. Schlieker and
then wound up at Mrs. Edward Pick
ards home Forsythe avenue. The
ladies spent a very enjoyable after
noon.
A number of neighbors and friends
surprised Mrs. Gus Nelson at her home
in Barring avenue yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. H Hill and daughter Eloise
will leave Monday for New York city.
where they will join Mr.. Hill. and on
the 9Th will sail for Kingston, Jamaica,
to be gone three months. Mr.. Hill is
on business for his company, the Bald
win Locomotive works
Little Florence Fisher entertained at
dinner last night at her home in One
Hundred and Forty fifth street. for
Eloise Hill and this afternoon Flor
ence Schlieker is giving a children
party in her honor. Mrs. Edward ia
cobs is giving o'clock tea at her
home in Barring avenue in honor of
Mrs. Hill.
First Congregational Church, East
Chicago.
The First Congregational church will
hold its regular Sunday morning serv-
ices. usual This service is proceed
ed by the Sunday school, at which all
are welcome who come.
In the evening the services will be-
gin at 1880 o'clock. They will be IN
the form of a symposium on the sub
5ect. Child Labor"
Mr.. Skunk of the law firm of Ken
nedy g. Skunk will speak from the side
of the public.
r. G. Howell. a responsible employee
of the Interstate Iron and Steel COM
pany. will speak from the side OF la
Dor.
Prof r. N. Canine, our superintend-
ent of schools. will speak from the
side of education.
This subject should be of special in
terest to all of our citizens, whose be-
lief is in progressiveness OF the hui
man race in all its relationships.