The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-22
CoLUMBIA THEATRE.
rrHE FALL OF BABYLON


"THE FINISHED MYSTERY
The public IS cordially invited 10 at
tend g. free Bible lecture. sunday, Dec.
2srd. al 500 p. ne. IN Auditorium hall,
Indiana Harbo-. Ind, on Michigan ave-
nue. and Grapevine. Mr.. ". T. Richards
Y. D. n, OF Chicago, speaker.
This startling subject IS or utmost
interest 10 Christian people now An
impending crash OF human pride :
upon US. of which ancient Babylon's
fail was type Why Christendom
must suffer and the nnal outcome VIII
be clearly set forth with strong Bible
evidence A timely warning. Seats
free No collection. Il %
The funeral OF David NJ Mathews
who passed away in a sanitarium for
tuberculosis trouble VIII occur tomor-.
row from the residence OF his brother,
Morgan Mathew, 1929 Olcott avenue
at 3 o'clock when Rev. Floyd Adams
wiz ofriclate. The deceased was in
his S3rd year when his demise came
and wss well known In this vicinity
among mill men. having worked at
both the Interstate and Republic mills
OF this city and lived the greater part
OF his life In the immediate commun-
ity. Inte-ment viii be ri Oak Hill
cemetery.
Tomorrow at the NJ. e church In In
dina Harbor there VIII be services at
II o'clock with the pastor. Rev. Elmer
Jones preaching a text most suitable to
Christmas Sunday school. 9:45; Ep-
worth League at $50 and 1880 the choir
viii give a cantata, entitled The Light
of Life with accompaniment on tho new
pipe organ at which Geo. Summers will I
preside. The public is welcome to at
tend the services.
a party Will be held at the home OF I
Mr.. Frank Gozdecki, 5o22 Magoun ave-
nue. tomorrow evening to announce the /
ensa cement OF Miss Katherine. his I
daughter. to Mr.. JOS. l. KowaIski. who /
Is employed as a machinist at the Rail-
way Motor company a { Hammond Both
young people are widely known here
and have large circle OF friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Smith of olcott
avenue departed today for Delaware.
Ohio to the home or SLr Smiths par
ents to spend the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Glass Of Michigan
avenue are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs
W. Shoemaker or Mount Clemens
Mich. who arc here visiting the homes
Of many relatives. They were also
the guests OF the Fred Shoemakers In
Grapevine street
Services at the u P. church in Hem
and 1873 streets tomorrow. There will
be special program at IL o'clock SER
vice with the pastor Re. s. B. somers
In charge. The annual Christmas par
~ will be held In the basement of the
church Monday evening at 7:3o. sun
day school tomorrow is at tho usual
hour. GAS.
Mrs Frances Byers. City Librarian
has been III for several days with ton I
silitis. Her daughter. Miss Majorie. has
arrived home from the Bradley school !
OF Technique and accompanying her IS
a friend Miss GRANGE Mccormick whose h
home Is out in the state OF Oklahoma :
and who VIII spend the holidays here 81
Services at the Swedish Lutheran
church. Daring and 149th streets: sun II
day school at s:15. evening service at ] !
1880. Early moring services on Christ /,
mas morning at these churches as fol- +
lows: At the East Chicago church.
8 a m, at the Harbor 4:45 a. m There
will be special music at both services
The children's festival will be held at ,
the East Chicago church Christmas
night. Tuesday. at 1850 o'clock when :
there will be two large trees electric
silly lighted for the young folks to
enjoy. Rev Arthur ". Johnson. pastor
Dir. and Mrs. John Richardson Of !
North Todd avenue and their babe are :
leaving today for Sharon Pennsylvania. i
70 visit relatives over New Years.
Services at the First Baptist church :
tomorrow: Sunday school at GAS. / /
preaching at IL Theme. History and a
Fall OF Jerusalem B. Y r u. at
$40. At 1880 there viii be services r
most appropriate fer Christmas. Rev. ;
E. c. Spear. pastor
The Christmas oantata Entertain '
lnR Santa Claus. given by the chill a