The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23

boulevard. Indiana lIarbor. The
given Christmas Eve SUNDAY ev.
eninEl. This entertainment un-
der the direction OF Miss Elizabeth
IIafer, promises TO be the best ever
Given in the church. Santa Claus"
and his tree. together with a treat
for the entire Bible school. has
been assured US. and everything for
an evenings good time IS ready.
The church choir viii render three
| special Christmas anthems as a part
OF the program. The entire even
ing Will be given over to music and
( the Christmas program.
The revival meeting closed last
Lords Day evening with fifty-one
additions to the church. "Wednesday
evening was devoted to the fellow
ship ana reception OF new members
and the installation OF the new
| official board. The sermon theme
! for Sunday morning will be There
Ills Born A Savior The pastor Is
anxious to meet all the new mem
bers this Lords Day at the morning
! service, together with the more
than two hundred and fifty older
! members. May we have the mem
bership present. Bring your
| friends and neighbors also. A cor
dial welcome Is extended to stran-
gers also. Bible school assemblies
at nine fortyflve a. m. and a corpse
of competent teachers and officers
will be waiting for you.
Trim your tree at little expense
by getting decorations from Schlic-
kers. 1929
The sorosis club members werc
entertained last evening at the
home OF Miss Anna Johnson on o.
colt avenue. The main feature OF
the evening was the grab bag. after
which bunco was played. the prizes
being aw arded to Miss Edna Wall
and Miss Ruth Nelson. Tho hos
tess served a dainty two course
| luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. T z. williams, Of
| North MAgoun avenue, viii enter
tain their son L.avernse and family
of Dunkirk. Ind, over Xmas.
The girls of the Mark plant, OF
Indiana Harbor. numbering twenty
had their Christmas party yester-
day afternoon, after the distribution
OF gifts, the girls were invited TO
the Blue Room where a five course
. chicken dinner was served.
Miss Ethel Wall Will spend the
holiday season with her parents on
Beacon street. Miss Wall is . stu
dent at the Indiana State Normal at
! Terre Haute.
Pure white heavy linen writing
paper is the ideal gift for any
woman. Schlicker's Pharmacy has
4 complete assortment. 1c-e2-c
Or. Alex Pow. Will spend over
Christmas at his home in Brazil.
Ind.
Mr.. X A. Sheets was among the
Chicago shoppers yesterday.
Miss Martha Martin and Bert
TressIer OF this city, were united in
marriage Thursday evening at 700
o'clock by Rev. II ]. Lynch at the
Lynch home on 145th street.
through error in the printing OF
this item in yesterdays paper the
names Of the bride and bridegroom
were emitted
The Triple Il" club held their
Christmas party at the home OF Miss
Gertrude Peters In Hammond. The
usual custom OF the grab bag was.
enjoyed, after which the hostess
served a dainty two course luncheon
Tho Triple LIS will be welcomed at
the homo of Miss Ruth Peters on
l45th street. in January 1928.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. elise. accompan-
led by Mrs. Cora Mcintosh left this
morning for down state. the Gilse's
going to Center Point and Mrs. Nc
Intosh 10 Brazil. where they viii
spend Christmas with relatives.
They motored through and will re-
turn Tuesday.
Only few Of those beaded bags
left at schlicker's PHARMACY. a re-
duction will be made on those today
ana
Irene Sullivan. SIS Northcote ave.
East chicago. who underwent an cp-
GRAFTON for appendicitis, will be
brought to her home today from ST.
Demands hospital
First congregational church. East
Chicago, corner of Magoun and i45th.
Pastor, Rev. Frank Naples sun
day school. $50 a. m. Morning SER
vice, reception os new members and
communion, 1o:45 d m Intermed-
late Endeavor. Senior Endeavor at
$50 p. m. Christmas cantata, $50
p m. A Christmas anthem viii be
rendered by the choir at the morning
service at which time the pastor
will deliver an Christmas sermon.
we Have Seen His Sts~,. Mem
bers will be received al the morn
ing service and there will be cele-
bration Of the communion. In the
evening the choir and quartet under
direction OF Mrs. James Thompson