The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-04
HAMMOND GIRL ORDAINED As
FOREIGN MISSIONARY


FORLGN MISSIONARY
a most impressive and beautiful |
service was the comment OF all
who Witnessed the ordination or |
Miss Agnes c. Mcguire of So Fire
street. Hammond. which was solem-
nized at the Englewood Christian
church. Chicago, Sunday afternoon.
when she was ordained to the min
istry of the Gospel and set apart Tor
foreign missionary service
DR.. S. ]. Corey OF St Louis, MIS-
souri,. represented the Y &c
Brethren Missionary Society and
gave the sacred charge" TO MISS
Mcguire. after which she l1neit ana
! with the laying. on OF hands by Dr.
S. ]. Corey, President L. 0. Lehman
of Eureka College, Reverend j. r
| Rosboro Of Morgan Park, Illinois
and C. S. Kindred OF Englewood.
was committed to God as minister
of the Gospel and set apart as
foreign missionary.
Reverend c. G. Kindred offered
the ordination prayer. All united
then in singing Il Need Thee Every
| Hour after which Miss Mcguire,
the newly ordained missionary was
asked to speak. 1t was evident to
all who heard her that MISS
| Maguire's heart was too full Tor
words, yet in a simple. tender way
! she told her story Of her call 70
foreign service. which came to hef
as a child in Scotland. of her strug-
giles to prepare for this work, some
hint of her disappointment when
| health held her back from India
year ago. and now her joy because
| OF the open door TO Jamaica. 10
which land she sails October the
/ eighteenth.
At the conclusion of this part OF
the service. congratulations were
read from kilograms and letters
| Then the Hammond delegation re-
| auested a part in the service, which
was granted. Mrs. Bonnie f. Koo-
! ertson came TO the platform ana Oh
behalf OF Hammond friends present
| ed to Miss Mcguire a checK io'
| 500. Miss Mcguire EXPRESSED hef
appreciation OF this love onerlhs'
remarking that while she could not
| 20 as Hanmond's representative she
| was clad she could still go as
Hammond friend. Some more gifts
were then brought UP TO MISS Ma
guire by young girls of the church'
| ALI Of whom wanted 70 have a paft
IN sending out their new missionary.
| President Lehman OF Eureka COL
lege then brought this service TO
close with a beautiful prayer.
II was service long to De re-
1 there.
! MRS. RAYMOND y. Elder entertain
| ed a number cf s~icnds az her nome
| COMPLIMENTARY to her mother. Mrs.
| g z; Duofs. who was celebrating her
birthday. Bunco was in play through
ont the afternoon at which Mrs. Al.
| Hennig was the most successful ana
Mrs. Claude Elder the most unsuc-
| cessful. At three o'clock prettily
| arranged luncheon was served the
guests. Mrs. Duois was remember
ed with some splendid gifts from the
friends who came and enjoyed the
afternoon with her.
| -
| About forty Of the friends of Mrs.
! Peter Keilman came to her home on
IL Doty street to pleasantly REMIND
her Of the occasion OF her birthday,
| on sunday evening. Pedro and Pi-
nochle were played during the even
/ ing with the pedro honors gong 20
| Hugh Carroll and Mat Jung and Mrs
Kolb and Mrs. spinner. The pinochle
| nrizes were won by Joe Scherer, L-e
| first and Mrs. Joe Dahlkamp. second
and the consolation prize to Mr.
Austgen Among the many tasteful
| gifts with which Mrs. Keilman was
! remembered was a gorgeous bouquet
| of garden flowers. At the close of
| this delightful evening a tasty lunch
| con was served TO the forty guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewnen and Mrs
| Smith Of Three Rivers. Mich are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mack,
Jr.. OF Sibley street for time. Mr..
and Mrs. Lewnen are Mrs Mack
aunt and uncle and Mrs. Smith is
Mrs. Mack's mother Mrs. j. A.
Mack. Sr., who has also been the
house guest OF the Nfack's has re-
! turned to her home in South Bend.
| Mrs. Mack, Sr., is Mr. J. A. Mack's
| mother.
Miss Mabel Demerling of $50
| Ingraham avenue was beautifully
| surprised by the members of the
Freshman class of the Wentworth
High School last evening when they
| came to the Demerling home. The
bestNsort of games were enjoyed by
this fun-lovinG crowd and at late
| hour a tempting luncheon was serv-
ed In the spacious rooms OF the
home made attractive with large
bouquets of seasonable flowers.
Those who came to honor Miss Dem