The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-22
assigned to military service.

assigned to military service.
The annual Sunday school picnic of
the Congregational church of East Chi
cago will occur Thursday OF this week.
The children going Will he ready at one
o'clock TO leave for whiting. The par
ents 50 desiring 10 20 may do so and
Fl. E. Jones viii accompany them, looking
after the Interest of the children given
in his charge. This event Is always
looked forward 10 with great enthusiasm
on the part Of the Juveniles and they will
take their baskets as has always been
the custom and spend the day on the
lake front.
The Sunshine Embroidery Club meets
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Robert
Hacker. 34l3 Grapevine st.
The elected delegate 10 the convention
Of the National Order Of Isabellas to BE-
held in Rhode Island Of a coming date.
by Twin City Circle No. 50 was the
regent Of the local lodge. Mrs. Frank
Dixon. with alternate Mrs. Frank For
beck.
Mrs. Thomas McKenna. Of Northcote
ave. has been suffering for the past few
weeks with blood-poisoning introduced
into her system by a cut on one OF her
feet. She has been under medical obser-
walton and had serum injected to arrest
further development of the annoying
condition. Mrs. McKenna was Miss Ella
Shields and is the young mother Of three
lovelyschildren. two OF them being twin
sons. Mrs Shields. the mother of Mrs.
McKenna. is constantly with her daughr-
er and caring for the children and the
details Of the home while her daughter
Is 50 incapacitated throug Oh her ordeal.
Mrs. D. c. Jones Of North Magoun ave
and her daughter. Miss Alice May. are
home from a trip to LaPorte. where Miss
Ora Clapper accompanied them and re-
turned at the same time.
Mrs. ]. Ritz Of Elm st. is entertaining
her mother. Mrs. z. a. TIT Of Csr1:n-
Vile. I'll. indefinitely.
The Autodoal Club motored to Wash
ington Park. where they enjoyed a picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Giles were the only
guests outside from the club members
who participated in the days outing.
Rev. r.. S. Sanders. a colored Baptist
preacher from Pueblo. Col. is here at
the pastoral residence Of Rev. w. F.
Frazier in Calumet. the recently elected
pastor of the First Baptist church in
Alexander ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Marcus. Of 471s
Barring ave. are receiving congratula-
! tions over the appearance Of a little son
at their home yesterday. This is the
second child ard the first boy. The Older
child is a little girl and she. too. is quite
pleased with the newcomer
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bur CESS. VIII
have resided in the 142nd block In North
cote ave. since that block has been built
up with a line OF pretty and practical
bungalows. are preparing 70 sell their
home. furniture and car and will leave
for Kansas City to make their future
home where Mrs. Burgess is at present.
having been called there on account Of
the death of her sister. Mr.. Burgess has
been employed as roller at the Interstate
Mil.
Miss valma Eaton OF Elm ST. has left
for Springfield TO visit an aunt Mrs.
Billie Rotramei. and later will 60 70
CarIinville for = stay with her grand
parents.
The First Baptis. church of Calumet
(colored) held baptissnai ceremonies by
Immersion in the lake Sunday and nf-
teen adults and two children underwent
the necessary rites 70 admit them as
/ 0itTllDeTS 10 AHlH ldltH. -
pastor is Rev. w. F. Frazier who re
Gently came to this city from Bessemer'
Ala. where he had a charge and TO sue
coed Rev. w. J.. 2. Spencer who ac-
cepted a call TO n pastorate In Micni-
gan. The total number OF worshippers
20 date is more than one hundred and
forty. The church is located At the
corner of 14Sth street and Alexander
avenue. II IS the intention OF tho new
pastor to bring about entertainments OF
the best kind to interest his people ana
make them the best colored citizens ~
the community. The church can care
for many more adherents and II IS the
desire OF the pastor and the BOARD OF
trustee that all colored people IN the
vicinity become allied with the cnureh
and attend It's religious and social en-
terprises.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Howard. who
formeriy lived in East Chicago and now
residents of Joliet were here a few DAYS
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Grass
in Hath street.
The regular meeting Of the East Chi
cage camp, Royal &eiehbors. will take
place tomorrow evening". 1t is desired
that all beneficial members be present
to take action on the new rate raise.
A guest at the Abe Klenpner home IN
! South Magoun avenue this week IS Mr
Sam Bernstein who comes from Savan-
nah. Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. John stephens of South
Barring avenue are spending a re"
weeks at Fox Lake in their favorite
pastime fishing and camping.
John Deathe. manager at the Gin
ton Hardware Store has gone 10 points
in Wisconsin combining pleasure with
business He is representing the firm OF
this city at a convention of statesmen
aLa-r-..a- - IN -...I - hnInnrc az !