The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-11

Wednesday services. 500 p. m.
Reading room open Tuesdays and
Fridays from 2 .. m. TO p. m.
St Paui's Evangelical. Lutheran
church i3sth an Deodar streets
Theo. Claus. pastor.
9 a. m, English Sunday school.
10 a. m. German service.
visitors cordially invited.
DR.. James Asa White. general
secretary Of the Baptist Young
Peoples Union OF America with
headquarters in Chicago. Will speak
under the auspices Of the local B.
Y. F. u. at the First Baptist church
Of Indiana Harbor Sunday evening.
The hour Is o'clock. Delegations
of young people from Hammond
and Valparaiso are coming and a
great time is expected All young
people not otherwise engaged are
cordially invited to enjoy these
services. This service viii also
take the place OF the annual even
Ing worship and will give the older
ones also the privilege OF hearing
a fine speaker bring a message that
will help every one keep the heart
OF youth.
Gods Supremen Desire" will be
the sermon theme at public wor-
ship tomorrow morning at II.
All boys and girls between the
ges of IL and 10 are invited to
meet with Mrs. A. j. Fulton at the
social rooms. 1921 Block avenue to-
morrow afternoon at 2:30 to talk
over some plans that she has in
mind.
United Presbyterian church notes
In the Know Your Bible" series az
the United Presbyterian church the
| subject this week will be THE
Turning Point in Bible History.
This service at II a. m. and Is a
service OF public worship to which
all are invited.
! The Bible school meets at s:45 a.
m. and furnishes an opportunity
for all ages TO study the Bible
| The newly organized primary de-
partment is developing an interest
ing and helpful program under Mrs
| Crundwells leadership.
| Mr.. Harold Main is leader at the
Y. P c. U. meeting at Gas. All
the young people are urged to be
present
THE Temptation of Distince" 1.
the subject OF the evening service
1880 o'clock.
survey OF the city will be made
next week by the churches. Every
4 fu CIR e. 70 r.
workers.
A. series OF revival meetings /.
hall, 4716 Olcott avenue evey even.
| ing at o'clock until Nov. 10Th
conducted by William Filline Of
Chicago. associated by specia
speakers. special singing and testi
monial service each evening.
special meeting for children
will be held Sunday at p. m. eacf
child receiving something at thu
close of the service. A cordial in
vitation and hearty welcom,
awaits YOU
/ Mrs Harry M. Fish was an idea
hostess to the members OF the Eas
Chicago Woman's club Thursda,
| afternoon at her home. 4116 Barring
| avenue The guests numbered fifty
| four. with several from Chicag g.
and Gary. Tall baskets OF differen
hued crysanthemums We're used il
| profusion throughout the rooms
| these with several beautiful.
shaded lamps added much to tn
beauty and coziness OF the home
The ladies' were most delightful.
entertained with vocal numbers b,
Mrs. Florence Cook and Mrs. Flor
sence Townsend OF Chicago, VIII
gave both duets and solos. will
Mrs. c. 4. Fetter Of this city
rendering piano numbers. In til
dining room. the hostess was as
sisted by her sisters. Mrs Harr,
McFarlane. Of Chicago and Mr.
part of the afternoon presided Owe
a very beautifully appointed te
table and the last half Mrs. f.
Canine and Mrs. r, Z. Miller poured
while Mrs. Frank Mcouarrie an
Mrs. Charles Green Of this city an
Mrs Strand of Chicago, assisted Il
serving most dainty and appetizinI
refreshments. All ladies presen
voted Mrs. Fish's at home, the so
cial event OF the season.
A new sorority has been recent:
formed in East Chicago. to b
known as the Rho Chapter OF P
Sigma Phi. On October 2sth. i
Chicago at the home OF the grant