The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-13
EAST CHICAGO
AND
IND. HARBOR
Eveninr service AL $50.


Strangers are cordially invited to
come and worship with US. Come thou
with and we will do thee good: for
the Lord hath spoken good concerning
Israel"
W. Dobbie of i35th street is now
recovering very nicely from a serious
Illness. He is looking forward in the
hope of spending a short time in the
country to recuperate.
There is treat in store for all the
men attending the lecture by Lawyer
, J. w Brissey on brotherhood" at the
X. of p. hall. Indiana Harbor. Sunday
afternoon. at 3 o'clock. Mr.. Brissey has
his subject we'll in hand. and will both
interest and educate. B. Gold will con-
tribute a violin solo Come and spend
one hour in most profitable way and
learn one of the problems in life. Our
motto: Help the other fellow"
/ The six Snodgrass evangelists will
visit the Harbor revival tonight. These
are the evangeHsts who are leading the
| big Hammond church in their revival.
the best of the year in Hammond They
visited the Harbor last Saturday even
ing at which time twelve came for
ward 10 unite with the local congre-
cation Their male quartet and solo
+, work will be repeated. Saturday night
i is the night that the Hammond con-
gregation rests. hence their visit. The
Parker Evangeiistic company is on the
/ field to lead as usual Mrs. Calvert,
| the indianapolis song leader, still leads
the chorus and orchestra in helpful In
spring music. Sunday will be another
| big day for the Christian church re-
vival. The evangelists plan that 1t
shall be better than any preceding day
Remau1her tho sunday Scbool
M. the morning service at IL a. m
and the evening evangellstic service at
| 3:30. The evangelist Will be at his
| best. The inspiration of the we'll at
tended fruitful service of the past week
will help to left the Sunday service
| beyond the ordinary. The nearly 40 con-
verts are taking their places with the
older members and making the posi-
bilities greater every single day. A
royal welcome for all at this church
There is a glad hand at the door to
greet you. Come.
Sunday school will open tomorrow at
the Indiana Harbor NJ e. church at GAS
instead of 10 o'clock, and the regular
morning services will begin at II. The
sacrament of the Lords supper will be
administered. There will be no Junior
League melting in the afternoon owing
which will be held in the afternoon. but
the Epworth League will convene. as
usual, at $50 O'clock and there will be
preaching at 73o.
All who are contemplating being con-
firmed on Ascension day, when Bishop
John Hazen White will be in Indiana
Harbor. will attend the evening services
tomorrow evening at st. Adams church.
4. After the services there will be a meet
; ing of those who desire confirmation
and classes will be formed.
On Sunday at the Family theatre the
pictures will include the 1o1 wild west
| circus films, which show the perform
ance exactly as 1t appears in the open
field. There will be other pictures, as
well as all of a highly entertaining ma
ture. The show will be on continuously
from 80 to 1890 .. m. and the admis-
sion is cents. always.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs c. A
werbila of 1895 Fir street a party was
given by Charles werbila. Jr.. and his
sister Marie in honor of their brother
Adam, who returned for a weeks yaca
ton from st. Stanislaus' college Chi.
cago, last Wednesday. The party wa,
iheld on Easter Monday, with seven o.
his college friends being present; viz
Stanley Grzankowskf of Indiana Har
Dor, Frank Ciszczon OF East Chicago
Adam Mioducki South Chicago; Chas
Dyninski. Chicago: Clement Ksiezo
poiski, Pittsburg; Martin stankiewicz
7" and Anthony Lewandowski, Forest City
. Pa. The lady guests were all member
{ of ST Johns cantfus choir. All enioye,
1t very much. They played many in
u teresting games, sung many songs. &C
> con1panied on a piano by Marie Werbila
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college. Adam returned to colleg
/ Tuesday in time for his studies
Skate Saturday and Sunday at Eas
Chicago Coliseum. 1872
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