The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-30

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Christian Science Society of East
Chicago, Browns Hall, 612 Chica-
20 avenue. Sunday services, 1895
a. M Subject, ''Unreality." sun
day school. IL o'clock. Wednesday
evening services, $500 p. m. Read
ing room open Tuesdays from to
s y. N.
Miss Achy Type will speak sun
day evening at the First Baptist
church OF Indiana Harbor. She Is
young woman from India. who has
graduated from the Mission Schools
of that country and Is to complete
her medical training in Chicago.
She has but recently arrived in this
country. but speaks English well.
Miss Olive Sarber, daughter of
Rev. O. B. Sarber OF Gary. and mis-
sionary on furlough from India,
will also speak OF her work. The
service will begin at o'clock and
will merge the usual B. Y. P. L.
session and the regular evening
services OF worship. There will be
something OF interest to every one
and a message worth while. At
9:45 the Sunday school will OBJ
serve brief Promotion Exercises.
and pupils will go to their new
classes. At the services of morn
ing worship at IL o'clock. the pas
tor will preach on "A Refuge <vom
Disbursement" and the LSd.s
Supper Will be observed. You are
invited II not worshipping else
where.
Oct. is to be red letter day in
the First Methodist church. Rally
services Will be held throughout
The church school rally day pro-
gram will be combined with the
morning service. starting at $780,.
and continuing until about IL. The
SPECIAL program. Workers Togeth-
er With God" issued by the board
OF Sunday Schools of the Methodist
church will commence with this
service. when the church school or
chestra. under the direction of Mr..
Luther Boroughs. and the Junior
choir. directed by the new assistant
pastor, Mr.. Barrett, will assist in
the service of song. In the alb
sence of DR.. Craig at the North
west Indiana conference session at
Brazil. Mr.. Barrett will make q
brief address upon the value and
the achievements OF church school
work. A special rally day Offering
VIII be taken at this service. for
the Board of Sunday Schools. which
will apply on the Centenary peldse
OF the church school. which is con-
StdArahlV
that not less than 500 may be
realized on this occasion. The Ep-
worth league will hold its rally
service at $40. The practical sub
ject OF Getting the Facts to the
Folks" based on Acts 11:1-1S, will
be discussed under the leadership
of the president. Miss Areta Berg
man. Plans will also be consider
ed for a organization meeting in
the near future, The evening serv-
ice will be held at 1880. Mrs Nc
omber will sing open Thou Mine
Eyes" by Bailey, and the choir will
render Cast Thy Burden Upon the
Lord" from Elijah" by Mendels-
sohn. Mr.. Barrett will preach upon
the subject: Mirrors of Christ"
1t is urgently requested that all
former constituents of the church
and church school. as we'll as the
Christian public who have no other
church home in East Chicago,
come TO all these services and in
sLire others by their presence, to
say nothing OF receiving a blessing
for themselves.
There will be English services at
the Swedish church. corner Barring
avenue and 149th street. Sunday
evening at 1880. There will be
special music. Rev. Lovegren. of
Chicago. Will preach.
First Christian church Of Indiana
Harbor. located on Grapevine Boule-
ward. between 137th and 1asth srs
The Bible school meets at s:45 a m
with classes graded for both young
and old. Each class has a compe-
tent teacher and corps of assistant
workers TO take care OF every one
One OF the attractions OF the school
is the ''Standpatters" class. a class
have banded themselves together,
not to alone boost this church, but
to benefit the entire town and COM
munity. A similar class of women,
for the same purpose. is also TO be
found in this school A contest is
on between these two Classes The
losing side banquets the winning one
to chicken supper. The pastor is
announcing as his sermon themes for
tomorrow. An Empty Pew" for the
morning. and why The Jews Re-
5ected Jesus" for the evening. The
evening services begins at 1880 in
stead Of 500 as the summer custom
was. Mr.. Man or Woman, Can you
afford to miss religious worship to-
morrow? Attend some church some
where tomorrow and nots the diff
ference in your conscience toward
your fellow man on Monday
Mrs Enola Paine. most charm
ingly entertained the Past Ma
irons clubs of Whiting and East
Chicago. at one o'clock luncheon
yesterday at her home. 40 Conkey
avenue, Hammond. Covers were
laid at small tables for twenty
eight. These were decorated with |
ferns, the favors being pink and
white carnations. while the dining |
room. sitting room and den bore
vases OF fall flowers. The hostess
was assisted In serving by Mrs |
Mary Ross. Of Hammond. past ma
tron of East Chicago. and Mrs |
Lauer OF Whiting, past matron of |
that chapter. The afternoon was |
given over to the business of the |