The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04


The MT" 3-4-1t
THE FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH
OF RUBEltFSDALE
II. c. PowelI-Pastor.
Sunday School 9:45 a. IN.
Morning Sermon. II a. m.
Message Bearers" 1900 p. m.
Young Peoples Meeting. 700 p. m.
Evening Message 1880 p.
Monthly meeting OF the Sunday
School Board Monday at 7:90 p. m.
Monthly meeting OF the Woman's
Missionary Society. Tuesday. 1880 p, m
Regular Prayer Service Wednesday
at 100 p. m
Catechism, Wednesday. 4 and p. m
Ladies' Bible Class Thursday 1880 D.
m. Todd home. 7Q2 Ind. Blvd.
Teacher Training Glass Friday at Z
Monthly meeting Of the Church
Board Friday 7:45 p. m.
The First Pres .perinl church Of
{ Whiting. Sunday school at y.45 a. IN.
| Church services at 1900 a m. 9tislItz
'ark Sunday school at goo p. IA.
Of the tre-b yteri.4n ch met al L..
! nome OF Mrs I'd ara uoArNe 0. Cleve-
land ave. on Thul sday afternoon with
4 very good attendance present.
The young men OF the "Tri Mu Club"
Of the Presbyterian church OF Stgntz
Park met at the home of Rev. W. Tay-
Tor last evening following the business
session Of the club. \ social hour was
enjoyed.
one OF the prettiest parties of the
season given 10y MIS-. Herman
rhieson OF Indianapolis blvd, when she
| entertained four couple IN aonor Of her
son Williams birthday at six O'Clock
tour course dinner on Wednesday eve
ming. The table was beautifully doc
GRATED with flowers and pretty favors
/ The living rooms were decorated &C
| cordingly following the dinner. music
dancing and playing hearts was enjoy
| ey by the young folks until a late hour
| when Mrs. Thieson served the most won
| derful birthday cake and ice cream
The honored guests were Mr.. and Mrs
John Moore Miss Beatrice Sharp, Mic
olas Keckish. Miss violette Golding
Joseph Melvin. Miss yanita Swango
and William Thiesson.
Clifford Wilson of 115th st. who has
been very Ill with the flu is better and
able to be out again.
The Old Settlers Club will meet in
| regular session on Tuesday evening
| After the disposal Of business and en-
| tertainment of which Mrs. W. Putt
nam is chairman. will be given, this
| will be followed by dancing and re
freshments. All Old Settlers and their
families are invited.
All members and their friends Of the
w. r. c. who wish to attend the Bun
co and Pedro party given at the home
Of Mrs FIemming OF % State street
Hammond viii take the 7:20 car this
evening.
Anton Keshok of Roberts avenue, &,
confined to his home with a bad case
Of tonsilitis-
Mrs william Melvin who returned
home from the hospital on Wednesday
evening. is still in very weak condi-
tlon. but otherwise is getting along
fine.
Mr.. H. Brecl1lnan OF Atchison ave.
has for the past few days been confined
to his home with rheumatism.
The small daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
George Spiesak. or ll6tn street Is
| quarantined with the scarlet fever.
Mrs. II. T. Golding OF Myrtle avenue
was entertained at the Charles Volt
ers home at dinner on Thursday.
Mrs. Roy Witter and son Edward
visited relatives in Chicago the fore
part of this week
Mr.. F. LaHayne Sr., who was seri.
ously injured near his home at Crock
err. Ind. and taken to the St. Josepht
hospital in Chicago Is reported to bt
getting along as we'll as can be ex
pected. Mr.. LaHayne IS known b!
many OF Robertsdale's people who wer,
pleased to hear OF his Improvement.
The Ro5ertsdale Flower Shop on In
dianapolis Blvd. owned and conductet
by Louis Klemrn, is in no way connect
ed with the whiting Flower shop o
which Edward Klemm OF Superior av
. enue. brother OF the former, rs proprl
etor.
Mrs. Louis Kiemrn Jr, and daughte
Virginia visited her mother Mrs. Yarcl
OF Hammond on Wednesday.
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