The Lake County times., 1921-07-09

The official board will meet at 1I:I5
a m. for a brief session. The Ep-
worth League will meet at CHS. A good
program has been arranged.
Paul w. Jones, son of Rev. and Mrs
Geo. B. Jones has been appointed as
pastor OF the Brownsburg- -Clermont
work and will move 10 his new field of
labor at the close of the summer school
in which he is a teacher He will at
tend school at DePauw University this
coming year and preach on Sunday at
his appointments.
First Congregational church of East
Chicago Corner Ma goun and lf5th ST.
Pastor. Rev. Frank Naples; Sunday
school at 9:30 m. Morning service
at 1876 m. The sermon Will be
preached by the pastor OF the church
and the choir Will render special mu
sic. We hope all sunday school schol-
ars who were away over the Fourth
will be present tomorrow as arrange
ments for Thursdays and Fridays So
cials will be announced. Visitors to
East Chicago are cordially invited TO
attend this church.
Ed. Peters and mother Of 474o Bar
ring ave. are leaving at midnight sun
weeks. They go to Detroit from where
they will go by Lret to Buffalo. then
to Niagara Falls. over the Gorge >,uto
to Lewiston. from there by boat to
Toronto. Canada. They will then so to
Albany n. Y. New York City Wash
ington. D. c. and if time permits Will
take in the sights at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Jones' after vis-
iting the formers son Gwilym Jones
and family of North Northcote avenue
departed Friday for Toledo and other
points in Ohio. where they will visit
relatives and friends until the latter
part of August after which tE--y viii re-
turn TO this city and In the early
part of September depart for their
home in California.
Mrs. c. G. Morris who was called
here six weeks ago on account of the
serious illness of her mother, Mrs. G.
A. Lerch. who resides with her dau-
ghter, Mrs. Binehower, of 144th street
left the early part Of the week for her
home in Wichita Falls. Teras- Her
mother while not fully recovered Is
very much improved and able to be~
about.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. seifert and
family OF 4713 Barring avenue return
ed Wednesday evening after two
weeks vacation spent at the home OF
Mrs Seifert. in Mulberry, Indiana
Doctor Llywolaf Johns and Doctor
Brandeuberg of the Calumet building
were in Chicago yesterday on business
Miss Grace McCluskey of Olcott ave.
is on her annual vacation of two weeks
She spent Thursday with Mrs. Vincent
Mccormack in Gary.
Mrs. Fred Sweeney of Birmingham
Ala. nee Floy Macintosh. is arriving
Saturday evening to spend several
weeks with her parents aMr. and Mrs.
w a. Macintosh of 1ol4. 144th st.
J. Coar. republican nominee for al
derman at large. and Mrs. Coar OF
1880 Olcott ave. spent last week end
and over the Fourth at Union Mills
Ind The guests of Mrs. o. c. Hell
mick, sister of Mrs Coar.
Word was received late yesterday
afternoon of the passing away Of Miss
Minnie Kinney who was operated on in
one of the Chicago hospitals. MISS
Kinney was supervisor of writing Tor
a number of years in the public schools
Of this city and had a host of friends
who will grievs at this sad news.
The Misses Margaret Canine. Cece-
liza Scherb and Kate Depew, are enjoy
ing a lake trip taken today to Milwau-
kee on the Christopher Columbus
Mrs. James Pettigrew and son. Tom.
Of Salcoots Ayrshire, Scotland. sailed
from Liverpool, England, June zotn'
and arrived in New York July sra
hN Mrs. y ID.
Connolly and Mrs. .~,hn Mckenna
nteces of the former. who accompanied
them 10 East Chicago. where her sis
ter. Mrs McKenna of 144th st. wait
ed to greet the sister she had not seen
for SO years. to say it was happy
meeting would be putting 1t mildly
Mrs. Pettigrew and son will await the
arrival OF another sister. who was un-
able on account of sickness to make the
trip at this time.