The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-19
INDIANA HARBOR

Miss Alice Baker Will open a millin-
cry and dressmaking establishment
Saturday In rooms over Seifer's big
store. Good work and reaonable price
are her motto. satisfaction guar
anteed 1896
Rev. and Mrs. o. p. Rippetoe left for
Lafayette this morning to visit their
son Olin, who is in the Home hospital
there, suffering from a severe attack
of grip. contracted about a week ago
While in Lafayette Rev. and Mrs. Rip
| petoe will be guests of their daughter
Mrs. J. w. Shafer. They will return
the last of the week
There will be no prayer meeting at
the Methodist church Wednesday even
| ing.
| The civic department of the woman's
club viii meet at the Commercial club
rooms tomorrow afternoon Miss Edna
] Hatfield, secretary of the Associated
! Charities, will address the club from
| 4 to 5 o'clock.
| The Young Ladies' Monday Evening
Embroidery club was entertained last
/ night by Misses Edna Bennett and
Puma Buckmaster. at the home of Mrs
| H. c. Hinesley, 41s4 Ivy street. Dainty
| reshments were served during
which small envelopes were passed to
the guests containing the announce
ment of the engagement of Miss Buck
master to William Mehrling of Buoy
rus. O.
| The Young Married Ladies' Auxiliary
| TO the Ladies' Aid society of the Metho-
dist church will meet tomorrow after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. at the home of
Mrs. r. J. Smith. 1892 Fir street.
! The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church will meet
at the home of Mrs. .B. C. Lukens, 1910
iGrapevine street. tonight The study
lesson will be CONSERVATION Of Ma
tionai Ideas" and Mrs J. A. Patterson
will be the leader. Miss Lillian Spit
| tie will furnish the music.
The called meeting of the official
board of the Methodist church has been
postponed to next Monday evening
The revival meeting at the Christian
church. which on account of the storm
of last. week, did not really begin till
Sunday morning. is already attracting
attention. State Evangelist Legg has
served in that capacity twenty years
has organized lis churches, received
into the membership 9.o74 converts. and
is now in his 277th meeting in Indiana
and has the reputation of never having
failure N revival. His home is ir
indianapolis. Mrs. Lola Calvert. also OF
indianapolis. has been his assistant fol-
more thar seven years, having direc-
ton of the music and also directing the
forces in the field work These evange.
lists have preached and sung to q
hundred thousand people in Indiana
and it is the expression of all who have
heard her that Mrs. Calvert has no SUI
perior as a music director. Last even.
rQy
everybody who has a voice, of ever,
church or no church at all, but who car
read English, to come to the platform
every evening and lend their voices Il
the Lord. In return she promised Il
help every individual and improve tn,
, work of every church choir who will
lend their assistance. She is now il
her saith meeting with the state evan
gelist, and testimonials from every
where bear witness that she fulfills he,
promises. Evan gelist Legg has TIL,
, reputation of being one of the hes
Bible teachers before the public. an,
yet his discourses contains just enough
. spice to escape the criticism of dry
ness. The church and the public gener
, ally are already interested, and every
thing. judging by expressions heard O,
the streets. points toward an enjoy
able series of meetings. Evangelfs
Legg announced for his sermon them
this evening Turning to God-Repent
ance." Special music by Mrs Calver
and chorus
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wilson and family
: with Clark McYeans. will leave chica
. go at 1875 a. today for Mr. Will
sons farm in Missouri. They have tn
; best wishes of all their friends and rel
< atfves. Mr.. Wilson. while a practica
farmer. will raise stock and hogs as
side line to his general farming III
will raise cereals of all kinds suita br
to the soil and climate He will ais
plant a few acres of the famou
. artichokes to fatten his swine OF
!. There is very fine forest on Mr. WI
e sons land, which will make fine hunt
ing grounds for any of his friends VIII
care to visit him there. n invitatio
: Is extended to all his and Mrs.~Wi1son'
!. friends to come and spend a few day
9 vacation with them on their farm
Their many friends regret that they ar
q leaving, as Mr. and Mrs. Wilson hav
been very popular in social circles. Mr.
z Wilson being Rebecca and Mr.. Wilso
= an Odd Fellow in good standing M
Il McYeans viii crop the farm share
q the first season and the following sea
Il son will have his own farm. Mr. Wi
Fl son was formerly employed by the II
q land Steel company at this place, an
is wished much success by all the she,
mill employees. The last farewell Wa
held at Mr.. and Mrs Otto Kaiser's Sur
tday evening.