The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-02

Church or Christ. Professor Good
rich, who is a Sunday School Pc
cialist OF national reputation. pleas
ed the audience with his UNIQUE and
forceful method OF address. There
were one hundred and twenty res
ent with a collection OF five hun
dred and seventy dollars. which will
go toward the building fund and
VIII be used 10 clear the new build
Ing OF it's debt. Charles w. Starr OF
Chicago Is the minister c" the new
church.
In honor OF the department presi-
dent, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith of Indi-
annapolis. and Mrs. Grace Hoffmeyer.
department secretary. also from In
d~ianarolis. the ladies of the VIII
liam Calkins Relief Corp viii have
a twelve o'clock dinner at their hall
Tuesday noon. October the third.
The dinner will be followed by the
regular sort of meeting.
The Loyal Bereann class of the
First Christian church, which is a
@VAAS RC0pAt GA4oSy .
social at the church Tuesday even
ing. October the third. at eight
o'clock. The social has been plan
ned as a kind of reception for the
new members who have just come
into the class and also for all of the
grade school teachers who have as
ISOLATED themselves with TIL
church. The best sort of an even
ing is promised by the hosts who
are the most gracious entertainers.
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Mrs. Elton Hart entertained the
Night Pinochle club at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ribisky
at her home on Dyer boulevard last
Saturday evening. At the close of
an evening of pinochle which was
enjoyed at three tables. Mrs. Ira
Russell, Mrs. Hart and Mrs. Now
won the ladies' prizes and Mr..
Ribisky, Mr.. Nowlan and Mr.. Rus
sell won the gentlemen's prize.
Mrs. Roblitzel won the consolation
prize. Luncheon was erved to
the sixteen guests at n large
in the dining room with it's
pumpkin faces, autumn leaves and
lanterns all suggestive of Hal
time.
The members of the Missionary
of the First Christian
who wish to attend the
Gary missionary society meeting to
the Hammond ladies have
invited. will take the Gary
at two o'clock at Sbley street.
tomorrow. Tuesday. Oct. 3. The
meeting will be with Mrs. A. G..
Moore at ESQ Johnson street.
Three more of Hammond's young
people are swelling the Hammond
representation at the University of
Chicago this a They are Rob
srt Wilhelm of Detroit street. Law
'enc kimbrough of Dtroit street
md Frank Summers of Wildwood
-oad. The boys left yesterday to
there for classes which started
his morning at 9 o'clock. Mr..
Wilhelm. Mr.. Kimbrough and Mr..
Summers are all entering their
sophomore years at the university |
they are taking the COM
nerce and administration course
and have all done so splendidly
far.
The Epworch League Of the First
Z. church will hold their monthly
business meeting at the home of
Miss Mae kessing. 446 Summer
street. at eight O'Clock Tuesday
evening". October. the third. After
business hour a good time Is
promised everyone
The Irving school L. T. L. met at
he home Of Mary Frances and Cor
lon Randall, $40. 10th street on
Saturday. The meeting was called
or the purpose Of electing officers
which resulted IN the following cleo
ions:
President, Leona Derdine.
Vice-President. Lucille Baxter.
Recording Secretary, Christine
faxwell.
Corresponding Secretary, Katherine
Treasurer. Buelah Gulltckson.
supt. of Mercy and Health, Lillian
lcCall.
supt. of Flower Mission, Ruth
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Mission Supt.. Anna Armstrong.
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Mrs. Earnest Tesch of 746 Alice
entertained prettily at her
last evening in honor Of the
marriage Of her sister.
Iiss Bertha Spannan. to William
ulian of Penn's Grove. New Jersey.
nd in honor Of tho approaching