The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-27

| Ontario. is here visiting her son. Rus
sci. who has enlisted in the aviation
corps and departed Yesterday for Fort
Thomas, Ky.
The Miriam Rebekah lodg will meet
Monday evening to arrange for the ac-
eeptance of the invitation 10 be pres
ent al the Silver Link lodge. East Side.
the evening Of November 14th.
Liberty Bonds TO the amount Of
s28.49o We're written in the last few
days by a trio OF Harbor women. the
Mesdames w. B Van Horne. George
NJ Witt and J. A. Teegarden. at the
Burlington Cement plant the day before
Yesterday and Yesterday. It is expected
the amount viii reach the $40. 600 mark
by TODAY.
Tbs public's patronage is being asked
for the evening Of Tuesday. October
5oth. at the Hartley theater, where
the benefit performance will be held
for Our Company T.. boys. Tickets have
been widely distributed. bat if you
have not received any DO not let this
deter YOU from attending one Of The
performances on this evening TO help
swell the finances. The Hartley the
alter has been ted for the evening
ny the manager and The receipts will
DE sent direct to Captain a. r. ivy
man for disposition. The nominal fee
Of q dime to see excellent shows and
the knowledge that you are contribute
ing 70 a good cause should see every
patriotic citizen out that night and
with as many as he can bring with
him.
Miss Mae OConnor Of Pennsylvania
avenue. a b~ride-to-be. accompanied
Miss Mary Lahey TO her home in Mich
igan City today. where she will be the
guest Of honor at a gathering at Miss
Laheys home this evening.
The Twin City Circle. Daughters Of
Isabella. held their first annual dance
at the Auditorium last evening. There
was q good attendance and the music
was by the Messrs. MeKeIvey. Sterling
and Ahrens.
The Methodist churches Of America
are conducting a campaign for an en-
dowment fund to provide pensions for
her preachers. A big drive is
GA Tor this purpose in the churches Of
this region and tomorrow is Laymen's
da1. Laymen viii speak on the sub
ject st one of the services in each Of
the churches. Mr.. W. c. BeIIman Of
Hammond is the speaker at the First
Methodist church OF East Chicago for
tomorrow evening One week from to-
morrow at the same hour. DIR W. z.
Mckenzie Of Lafayette will speak.
The Methodist Episcopal church OF
the United States is raising a FUND Of
$250.o0o for their religious work with
their chaplains and at the concentra-
ton camps. An offering VIII be ah1en
at the close Of the service tomorrow
evening IN the East Chicago church
for this fund.
Rev. George B. Jones wifi speak at
the morning service in the First
Methodist Episcopal church Of East
Chicago on "Beholding the Glory or
Christ At the evening service w. c.
Belman OF Hammond will speak on
7 h Endowment Fund" The meetings
for the day are to be as follows: sun
day school, $50 a. m; public worship.
1876 e m; Epworth League. $50
p M public worship. 7-30 p. n.
Services at the First Congregational
church, corner 145th street and Magoun
avenue, are as follows:
Bible school. $50 a. m. Sermon at
lo.45 a. m; topic. False Wealth and
True Evening service. 7:3o .. m;
sermon "Christianize Memory
Don't miss the opportunity Of seeing
the wonderful picture. The spy, with
Dustin Farnum. which will be shown
for the last time this afternoon and
evening at the Columbia Theater. We
hope everyone who did not see it last
night will take advantage Of the op-
portunity Of seeing it this afternoon
and tonight-Adv.
FOR SALE-Potted plants OF all kinds:
Asparagus Ferns. Bird Nest Ferns.
Boston Ferns, Celestial Peppers and
other desirable purchases. Lake Front
Green House. 8314 Adds Ave. Indiana
Harbor.-Adv.