The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-22

20 Universal Peace and IN honor II |
the sixty men who served as soldiers /
or sailors in the World War. from the |
families Of this church. Rev +. /
Bassett. p p. of Hammond. will de-
liver the address The soldiers and /
sailors who arc at home are invited /
and requested to meet in the parlors
or the church IN uniform. by $40 p
m Arrang ements are being made for
them to sit in body. There is TO be
no admission fee and no solicitation
of money or subscriptions and the cor
dial invitation to be present Is TO ev-
erybody.
Program
voluntary.
Concert Overture in c Minor Holiins
Mason slade.
-F,xultation'. John Harold Craig
Mrs Ray Abbott.
Tn Summer" --.-....-. steobins
win O. the wisp" ..-.....- Neevin
Mason slade.
Vocal Solo ..........- Selected
rdrisse Williams
Scripture Lesson Rev Carl Dressmier
Praver Rev. Coco. Is. Jones
I Vocal solo .......... Selected
Mrs Judge Boggs.
/ Presentation or organ .-..--.-..--.
....... Mrs. Jas. Clements
Reception cor the Trustees .......-.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4. G. Sloeomo
America ................ Audience
/ Address ....R Rev. T J. Bassett, D. d.
.rhe Blue star in the window
Nh and Mrs. Judge Boggs
PRAYER and Cradle song. .Guilmant
Grand professional March queen Of
sheba) Observation-Disclosures. Gounod
Mason slade.
poxoior,v .-......-.... Andleuoe
FIRST congregational church q East
Chicago. Rev. James Ostema, pastor
sunday school with classes for al
AGES at $50 a M Prof. CANNES class
meets IN church parlor and the PAS
tors young married peoples class ~
the church auditorium. Preaching ~
nastor at 1o.45 a. m and 1850 p ~
vorning sermon on Every Christian
Business" Evening sermon On ~
nah and the Whale" \ large choi
i under hrst class leadership leads IN
n congregation in song at all services
Y other exceptional music by the chol
& and quartet at all services. Come an
4 bring your friends cordial INVITA-
ton 10 all visitors and strangers. Z
q raid-week prayer meeting ana Oioi
\ study wednesday night at 4.So.
u PauIs Lutheran church. corner 2
& 1,eoo5ar and 1ssth streets. 900 a. III
"a SUNDAY school 1000 a. m. mornin
M worship. sermon topic. Holy Com
y rnunion. Strangers always welcome
III .rtar service Wednesday evening.
MEETING Of all COMMITMENTS after n
Y service.
H Now that the lenten season Is abor
" 10 enter into its fourth week tnei
- .eo,,s 20 be a decided letting down" {
a all affairs Of social nature.
E 80. and the spiritual retake of the so
~ seems to be a gladstone welcome :
q tbs MANY who have exhausted the
energies in channels a pleasure-See g
ing and the more urgent attendai
a duties devoiving upon those who We
I'M called to give Of their assistance Up =
# MANY past drives and sewing Tor 50
81 diars and the refugees. The hours az
III 6evs have been exhaustive for MAJ
rd II ~ time in the previous yea
y nad Lent been more hailed in its comm
- han this year on all sides one Dc
. hear 1T Is Lent now and we are
- serving" Catholic and Protestant ali
have 50 expressed themselves and
doubt aside from the spiritual de
which must be paid there is a longii
20 renovate physicallyy Well
mentally. Dieting is strictly an q
herence with many making the regir
throughout the forty days 2 very simr
one indeed church going shows =
cided increase as the announcemer
acknovsledge so many services SET asi