The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-30

be rendered, together with appro-
pirate plans for the future Spe-
music at al services Of the church
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
church 1ssth and Deodar street.
Theo. Claus, pastor. $500 a N.
English Sunday school; 1000 a. m.
English service; 1880 p. M. German
service with Holy Communion.
German service on New Years day
at 1000 a. m. Visitors cordially in
vited.
The departure OF the Old Year and
the arrival OF the New Year will be
observed at the First Baptist church
of Indiana Harbor in the following
services. Sunday school will meet
at 9:45 followed at IL by morning
being The Door of Hope" The
evening service will begin at $3.50
with the devotional service of the
B. z. P. L. At 1880 the regular ev-
ening worship with sermon by the
pastor and special music by the
choir. At s:45 will occur the An
nual bushes meeting OF the church,
in which reports from all officers
and departments will furnish a gen
sral survey of the work of the past
year This will be followed by q
fellowship period, in which the lad
les will serve light refreshments in
the Junior S. S. rooms And at
midnight all will assemble once
more in the auditorium for a brief
Watch Service in welcome to the
New Year. This church desires
most sincerely for everyone in our
city A Happy New Year and in tok-
en- thereof pledges itself TO work in
every way possible with greater
eernestness and devotion for the
highest welfare OF all.
Christian Science Society of East
Chicago, Browns Hall. 612 Chicago
avenue. Sunday services 10:45 a,
m Subject Christian Science.
Sunday school IL o'clock Wednes-
day services, 500 p. m. Reading
room pen Tuesdays and Fridays
from 200 p. m. to $500 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. #. Graham and
sons. formerly CT this city but who
have made their home in AL Paso,
Texas for several years are making
an indefinate visit with Mrs. Gra-
hams mother. Mrs. r. Smallman on
144th street. They expect to locate
in Hammond in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. K. wallace OF
Northcote avenue. will spend the
friends IN Valparaiso.
Harry Lewis has resumed his
duties In the office of the Interstate
Iron and Steel Co. after a short
illness
Mrs. George H. Lewis and daugh-
ter Miss Florence of Magoun avenue
spent yesterday in Chicago the
guests OF Mrs. Ed schwab. former
residents of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs L. ". robin and
children. have returned to their
home In Flint, Mich. after spending
over Christmas with Mrs. Tobin's
mother Mrs. Chester Johnson, in
Hammond. Mrs. Tobin will be re-
%membered as Miss Pearl Dunk OF
this city
Mrs. Sarah williams of Northcote
avenue. w a a guest OF friends at
a party yesterday in Chicago.
Miss Nary Dobbins a returned
to her duties in the Bake-Rite Bak-
cry, in Hammond. after an opera
ton soma six weeks age
This has indeed been a happy
week for the children and Sisters
at the carnielite oTphanage some
thing In the way Of entertainment
has been given each day. Thurs
day afternoon Mas Rose Dixon took
some OF the pupils OF her dancing
class over from the Harbor and en-
t~ertained the little folks with pref
ty dsnces. Mrs. James Calvin &C
companying them on the piano. The
smallest tots Cleona Tobin and Jack
| Dixon made quits>a hit with the
irish ana GCOtCn dances tHCS ohH
together and little Cleona in the
Spanish dance she did. Miss Dixon
and her little folks we're most hap
by in bringing happiness TO the
hopes TO be able at some future
time to entertain them again.
wednesday evening OF this week
Mrs. william Gray, most delightful
ly entertained her sisters II bro
tn~sr-in-laws at a six O'Clock dinner
at which covers were laid for Il
Mrs. Gray is also entertaining her
three nieces from Chicago. who ars
spending part OF their vacation WITH
her.
Lieut. Hack, OF the local Salvador
Army. has received orders from head
quarters to report at Gary headQuar-
ters. Tomorrow viii be his last dss
here, he will be rendered a farewell
at the services on Olcott ave. There
will be a watch meeting at their
hall Sunday night to which the pub
J lie il INVITED