The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-13
EAST CHICAGO
IND. HARBOR
INDIANA HARBOR

Nv 04<AH - 149AQ61OOu
First United Presbyterian Church, In
diana Harbor.
Rev. A. j. Crook. pastor
Regular services are being held in
the K OF p. hall until new church
Is completed for occupancy.
Services on Sabbath, Jan. H. as fol-
lows:
Bible school at GAS. conducted by
William Dobbie. superintendent.
Public worship and sermon at II a. m.
Subject: The Biggest Business on
Earth"
Evening service at 1890 Subject:
The Symphony OF Prayer
Strangers are made welcome at all
these services: Come thou with US
and we will do thee good; for the Lord
hath spoken good concerning Israel"
St. Adams Guild will hold an all-day
session on Tuesday next for the pur-
pose of making vestments for the
members of the choir. Recently girls
were added to the choir and this makes
additional vestments necessary. Also
some OF the boys have outgrown their
cossacks and these will be replaced by
larger ones
Mrs. Harriet winslow entertained a
few friends at party last evening. A
nice luncheon was served.
!, Mrs Thomas Cooksey OF Grapevine
street is stilis confined to her bed with
a complication of ailments, chief
J among which is pIeurisy. A couple of
nights ago she passed very bad night.
her conditions at the time being quite
alarming She has been I'll since about
Christmas.
/ Mrs william Saunders OF Grapevine
street has been sick three days with an
attack OF grip.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid is planning
on presenting play. THE Union
! Depot soon. Miss Beth Constance
! White will be the coach and the play
| will take place along about the FIRST
/ week in February, although no date
has as vet been determined upon. II
will be given in the Auditorium. and q
nice sum is expected to be Melted fol
the beneft-of the church.
The family of Charles Wilcox has
moved from the Fir street apartment tc
quarters in Grapevine street.
Mrs. Ed. Thomas will take her grand
/ daughter. little vsda. who has beer
living with her grandparents In Indi-
ana Harbor, to McKeesport, Pa. or
Monday. The little girl. who is or I
years Olu, Is Nory QellCatC, AGT C0ndl-
tion being tubercular. Her parents
live in McKeesport and 1t is to them
that vada is to be taken. Mrs. Thomas
has had . number of regular physicianl
and specialist or two to look tho child
over and they give little hope for he,
recovery
The Ladies' Aid OF the Baptist church
will meet next Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Harriet winslow for bust.
ness
Mrs. Philip Thomas OF Elm street ha.
her mother here from Morris Run fol
visit OF two or three weeks.
Miss Alma Hush, who has been Laid
up with an attack of grip, is up again
although still far from we'll
There will be no services at tn
Methodist church tomorrow morning a
II o'clock, owing to the funeral or tn,
late Dixie Hembrofr taking place Their,
at that hour Sunday school, however
will be as usual. at 10 o'clock, tn,
primary class meeting in the basemen
while the other departments will NEE
in the Auditorium Epworth League q
[ $50 in the evening. The pastor, Rev
: Reppetoe, will deliver his second ser
mon of the series on The Tempta
tons of Jesus" at the evening
Mrs Thomas NJ. C. Hembroff. who /
! bringing the remains of her daughte,
Dixie Hembroff, to Indiana Harbor fror
Colorado for burial. together with 9th
ers who went on from here to be Wit
Mrs Hembrofr and console her in he
| bereavement. are expected today TIL
| trains are all delayed, and It is no
l known just when the party will ar
rive. The funeral will, however. TAX
place from the Methodist church 20
l morrow at IL o'clock Rev Rippeto
officiating. The pallbearers are: W.
Riley. B. d. L Glaze brook. d. w. Dupe,
Fred Stephens. w. B. Van Horne an
| A. G. Lundquist.
The Turkish italian war picture
showing both armies in actual engage
ment, will be exhibited at the Gel
theatre this evening and tomorrow:
Ii Cooks jewelry and music store, 34a
Michigan ave. has received the axer
cy for the famous Harold Rossft<
sheet music, 1oc per copy. Catalo
III free H.;