The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-27
INDIANA HARBOR
Fir.t united preshyterian church. I'M.

First United Presbyterian Church, In
diana Harbor.
Regular services are being held in
the X. of p. hall. on Michigan avenue,
near Pennsylvania avenue. until the
new building is completed on the cor
ner of 13sth and Hemlock streets.
Services on next Sabbath April %, as
follows:
Bible school at s:45 conducted by the
superintendent. William Dobbie. Sr.
Public worship and sermon at IL a. m.
Evening service at 1880 D m.
Strangers and friends are cordially
invited to worship with us in all these
services. Come thou with US and we
will. do thee good for the Lord hath
spoken good concerning Israel"
Services at the Methodist church to-
| morrow will begin with Sunday school
at S:45. and preaching service at IL
Rev. Q. B. Rippetoe's subject for his
sermon will be "A Great Task" The
Junior League will meet al 23O and the
| Epworth League at $50. Evening SER
vices will begin at 1890. The subject for
the evenings sermon will be What a
Methodist Ought To Be and Know and
| Do"
A district convention of woman's
Home Missionary societies for the Ham
| mond district will meet in the NJ E.
| church. in Indiana Harbor, on Monday.
| The morning will be given to the re-
ception of delegates. The first session
of the convention will take place at
1880. The address of welcome will be
delivered by Mrs. o. 3. Rippetoe and
| Mrs. George II. Summers will sing The
| evening session will be devoted to the
interests young womens work. In ad :
dition to the choir Miss Emma Hoch
will sing in the evening. Tuesdays
program will appear in Mondays pa
per. Everybody is invited TO attend
Mr.. and Mrs. David Kepple and
daughter Lila left Monday evening for
Dayton, Pa. called there by the death
of Mrs. Kepple's mother, Mrs. Long and
son. Custer. also went to attend the flu
neral. Mrs Long is a sister-in-law OF
Mrs Kepple.
John Darrell has purchased the Gill
more property in Grapevine street ant
will take possession next week.
Mrs. John Irwin of Muncie, who has
beer visiting her sister. Mrs. Ben Reese
i for the past few weeks, returned to he
HON last night.
| w. b. Van Horne is entertaining hi.
Z aunt. Mrs. GARDENER of Whiting, thi
t week.
: C. c. Hand and four OF his boy scouts
are in Chicago today attending the 30!
Scout meeting. which is being held il
3 the. New York Life building.
Ed. Lundquist of Ivy street is spend
ing a week in Martinsviile, Ind. in a.
effort to get relief from an attack o
rheumatism from which has been suf
: fering for some time
Mrs. George orr entertained the EN-
/ broidery club at her home in Fir stree
| yesterday afternoon.
'F'risco's Chinatown. and underwood
| will be seen in moving pictures at tn
Family theatre tonight. This grea
feature consists of 1000 feet of motto
| pictures and special, artistically hand
| colored stationary views includes de
tailed lecture by Prof. Hinston.
| complete work interesting, educations
and sensational on the largest China
town in America. 1t is a realistic pic
/ ture truth of the life underground an
upon the surface and furnishes
II glimpse into the mysteries of the Chi
nese people of this quarter. Nothin
will be said or shown that could poss
bly, offend the most refined taste A6
| mission cents.
II Mrs Ross Myers and children wi
III leave Monday for a five weeks Wis
II with relatives in Muncie, Ind, an
III Lima, o.