The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-20

be al 9.45. preaching at Il O'Clock, with
subject of sermon. Moral Privilege
Epworth League, go; evening devotion,
80 O'Clock. Rev. Elmer Jones. pastor
The Epworth League OF Indiana Har-
Dor met with decided success in the
giving Of their box social in the rooms
Of the church last evening. There was
a very good attendance.
The novena at St. AIary's church con-
inucs. Morning masses tomorrow will
be a and o'clock. Tomorrow even
.ag devotion a. 7:45.
At the Christian church. Indiana Har-
Dor tomorrow the hours of service Will
be as follows; Sunday school. 9:85;
prea ching and communion. 1915; preach
ing 7.45 p. IA. There is a cordial invi-
tation 10 the public to participate in the
Sabbath worship. Rev. Herbert A Car
penter. pastor
Services al the First Baptist church.
Indiana Harbor. viii be at the hours OF
e.45. the Sunday school session. II
O'Clock, the preaching hour. and 7.45
in the evening. Rev. Edgar Woolhouse
viii occupy the pulpit in both the morn
ing and evening hours owing to Rev.
Speers absence from the city for one
week
Rev r. c. speer. pastor of the First
Baptist church of Indiana Harbor. de-
parted today at noon for North Webster,
where the Indiana Harbor Boy Scouts
are camping. Scoutmaster w. H. pickes.
who accompanied the boys. has been
called to report for duty at Ft Smelling.
Mimi. and Rev. Speer was prevailed
upon to 60 to Arrowhead camp and
supervise the boys outing for the COM
ing week Rev Speer viii be accom-
panied On has trip by the Messrs- H r.
DeHoil J X. Farovid and =. c. senour-
A baby son arrived at the home of Nj
and Mrs John Anderson il Grapevine
street yesterday
Mrs r. H. Clark Of North Magoun
avenue was the recipient OF surprise
party last evening b. her Sunday school
class Of Loyal Women Of the First M. Z.
church. who planned the affair in recog-
milton to Mrs. Clark's birthday ami
versary. The hostess was taken out the
early part of the evening for an auto
mobile tour Of the city and was accom-
panied By the Mesdames Judge Boggs
ana r. T. Williams. This was a part OF
the scheme to give the ladies' time 10
prepare the surprise which awaited Mrs
Clark The evening was most enjoy
able one with music, games and a dainty
luncheon served. There was a presenta-
tion Of a gift also to make the evening
a more festive one.
/ a quiet wedding was so1emnized at
the NJ. E. parsonage. Indiana Harbor.
last evening with Rev Elmer Jones. the
pastor officiating and joining Glen Hal
Ter. pharmacist at the Central drug store,
to Miss Ada Stewart Of Bloomington.
Ind in bonds Of holy wedlock- Mr..
Halter is originally from kendalEille.
Ind and made his home here with the
James SchIlngs in Fir street. where
he has taken his bride. A banquet fol.
/ lowed the ceremony and the invited
guests were all employees Of the Central
drug store.
! Mrs. L. Sterling Of 1s5th street is still
i closely confined to her room and wear
/ ing a plaster east placed to the limb
SO badly fractured when she slipped
| from a few stairs in her apartment a
few weeks ago and later removed to
/ the Mercy hospital in Gary II VIII be
some time before the cast is removed
and Mrs. Sterling is trying 70 make
herself comfortable with the aid Of
many sympathizing friends She Re-
ceives many callers daily.
4 ing NiiitAi3 Ntfi3es % so"tA A-'--vt*i'
avenue have purchased one CT the new
bungalow residences in completion on
the north side and are preparing re-
! take possession Of the same.
Nh and AIRS. Russell Hill OF South
Magoun avenue have returned from Du
luth. MINI. the home Of Mrs HIS
sister and where they have been visit
ing the past few weeks.
! Services at the Swedish Lutheran
church in Barring and 18th street to-
morrow VIII be. Sunday school. a:15;
morning 1890 Church at Indiana Har-
hor. corner Hemlock and 139th: Sunday
| school 9:15; evening 1880 Rev. Arthur
! W. Johnson pastor