The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-04

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4 an auto party. comprising Mr. and
Mrs Ray Tennis. Mr., and Mrs. Kenneth
! smith. Mas Ella Eaa and Mr.. Ewing.
motorod to Enslcwood 70 be the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Blumenschoin. yoater-
day.
Mrs r. Clappcr % North Magoun
avenue has returned from Lansing.
Mich. where she was summoned owing
10 the demise OF a sister.
Mr Hun, instructor Of printing at
the Washington school has gone to
/ Chicago 70 take similar position with
one % the city schools.
Mrs William Fox of Grapevine ST.
! has left for Fort Winifred Scott. Cal
! icornia. Is visit her son. Ha5 den
At the II o'clock service at the In
diana Harbor N Il church tomorrow,
the congregation viii have an oppor-
! tunity 70 hear Mr. G. .. Holmes. OF
Gary. who is q candidate for joint SEN
atorship. taking for his theme. The
/ Moral Problem from a iayman's stand
| point" Rev Elmer Jones. pastor ot
| the church has been called to South
! Bend to talk In the interests Of the
| Centenary Movement" but viii re-
| turn in the evening TO conduct tho 100
| services and will lecture ON "Commu-
/ nifty Christianfty" The Sunday school
hour is 9.45 and the Epworth League
AT $40.
The Juniors Of the Washington high
schools have arranged Tor Truck Ride
followed by dance one week from
last evening After drive about the
lcountrS they wifi go 10 the Washing
ton school and enjoy an informal hop
They viii he chaperoned.
Bert ClapDer og North Magoun ave
nue. has gone TO Joliet as representa-
tive of the Interstate Lodge 10 attend
the convention ~ the Amalgamated
Association. He motored there in his
car. leaving yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs william Craick Of No.
Barring avenue win entertain at a fam
lily dinner tomorrow TO celebrate the
honor OF the occasion. of their little
daughter Irene's First Communion DAY
The Jacob Schloers of Hammond. the
grandparents OF IRENE viii be guests
as VIII the John J Lynchs Of Chicago.
the parents of Mrs Craiek.
Mrs Cress Constant Of ivy street. Is
reported as being nl with typhoid few
err Little RusseI. hes SON. is recuper-
ating from several weeks illness.
Mrs A. r. Grove OF Drummond st.
is Chicago visitor today.
a little tot of two years. the daugh-
1 ter of Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Frances. Of
3411 Commonwealth avenue. miracu-
llously escaped death while playing
about the h & Q. tracks at Indiana
Harbor yesterday afternoon. The ia
ther Of the child IS section boss for
the company and il is believed that the
younsster was in search Of her parents
when a passenger train carrying troops
and going at a pretty good rate Of
speed whizezd by. The current of air
created by the train threw the child
/ over on the next track. saving her life
/ Witnesses to the affair picked her up
and rushed her to the office OF Drs
{ Robinson & Eminheiser where. upon
! Investigation it was found that she had
+ received few bruises and scratches
and was badly frightened. She was
( returned to her parents who had not
known that she wandered away ana
+ was beset with such frghtfuI danger.
( owing to the typograp hicaI error i'm
! the account Of the Nav meeting OF Sec
ton OF the Ladies Social Union. re-
port or which was given IN this column
last night The amount to be turned
over 70 the organ fund should have
read ss3oSs
John Mcshane. son Of Mr. and Mrs
James sIcShane OF South Maeouu ave
nue.. and who was stationed at a canton
ment al Waco Texas. has written his
/ first letter from across the seas and
which arrived here yesterday. aUayiir
the fear Of his folks who had not heard
. from him fer some time and were very
anxious Friends Of John inquired daily
I II any message had been sent so when
the letter arrived yesterday saying that
he was with the American Expedition
airy Forces ia England. the Rows was
communicated to the CORES ondent that
Of his friends may know that all is safe
with John. Tie asked to have it men
toned in the daily paper that he met and
greeted two Whiting boys Mat Adley
and Young Goodrich. shortly after his
land over there
The @. S. Club was pleasantly enter
tanned at the home Of Miss Florence
jones i'm North Magouu avenue last
eFenig- The young ladies' devoted the
evening to the making of Red Cross
handases. The next meeting Will be
with Miss Ruth Peters i'm South Barring
avenue i'm two weeks
The first sunday in the First Method
list Episcopal church Of East Chicago.
following the close Of the Barr evangel-
1 lstic campaign. is 10 be notable one
The administration Of the Sacrament OF
Baptism ana the reception of the adult
candidates into membership are the spe-
eial features of the programs for the
day.
Tomorrow Rogstiou Sunday Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday OF next week
arc also Rogaton days Rogation serv-
ioe viii he held at the Church of the
| Good shepherd tomorrow rs follows: \
celebration of the Holy Eucharist and
Rogatiou sermon at 1915 n m. Litany
and a Rogation sermon at 7:3o p m.
CARD or THANKS.
TO all those who were most kind in
their, sympathy and aid in the last ILL
ness and death Of our beloved wife.