Hammond Times, Volume 9, Number 43, Hammond, Lake County, 8 January 1921 — Page 8

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. MNTCTNrtOM. NEWS SCTVtCEJ IN"DIAKJlPOLJS. Ind.. Jun. ?. After a meeting luting: onlr about an hour, both houses of the general assembly adjourned today until Monday when Gov. Jame P. Goodrich will atep trom tha state house and Warren T. McCray will be lnausrarated governor. Inaugural oommltteea were named today. Tha house named by Speaker John A. McClure, la composed of Repra. W. R. FhllUps. C E. Richardson, H. C. Willie. Claud A. Smith and R. U. Barker. Tha senate committee follows: Senator F. H. Llndley. F. IL Van Orman. J. A. Humphreys, "William A. Arnold and C. O. Holmes. In the Joint meeting the official vote for state officers in the last election was read.

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INDIAN APOLTS. INTX Jan. T The prog-ram for tha naugruratlon of Warren T. McCray as governor of Indiana was announced today. The ceremonies will rer!n at 1! o'clock next Monday morning In the main corridor of the state hous-i, with members of the Benate and hou? of representatves, Judses of the supreme and appellate courts, state officers and Jlstin grulshed visitors In attendance. Prayer by the Rev. C. I Harper will open the ceremonies; James P. Goodrich, the retlrlDgr rvernor. will deliver an address after which the oath will he administered by Chief Justice B. M. Wtlloughby. The new governor will then deliver his inaugural address. Gov. and Mrs. McCray will be assisted !n receiving by Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Goodrich, at a rubllc reception at tlie governor's chambers following the inauguration. Others who will assist are Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bush. Lieut. Gov. and Mrs. Emmet Branch, former governor and Mrs. Samuel Ralston. Judge and Mrs. B. M. Wllloughby and the Rev. and Mrs. C. I Harper. Invitations cave been extended to Vice-President Thomas R. Marshall and TVlnfleld IXirbln, former governors, to attend.

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The marriage of Arthur Tsuzkl, manager of the Mikado Restaurant -and Miss Selma Carlson, of Chicago, took place at tha Mikado on Thursday nijht. Judge Kemp performing the ceremony before a small crowd of frienda of the couple. A wedding supper was served and tha couple left for a abort trip to Chicago. This la ii'uikl'a third matrimonial venture. County Assessor W. E. Block has returned from Indianapolis, where he ?ttendal the opening of the legislature. Mr. Black statea that the visit of the legislative body to Lake county '-ill probably take place Saturday, Jan. 22. New marriage licenses are: Joseph r'anta, Hammond. Mary Plusken, Inctana Harbor; Walter O. Knapp. Crown Point. Florence F. Frlcke, FUmraond; Victor E. Colson, Ethel E. tiwing. Gary; Mike RoMieta. Melanija r ikovlc, Indiana 'Harbor; Alexander Manta. Mayme L. Flynn. "Whiting; frank SencaJ. Kata Mlacak, Indiana Harbor: Arthur Tsuzukl, Crown Point, fcelma Carlson, Chicago. Dr. and Mrs. W. E. McKeiirle of south Bend are here for the week-end v-H'ri their son, Maurice, who 13 leaving t'ie early part of the week for New Tork. Ir. McKenzle Is district superintendent of the Northern Indiana conference. An affidavit was filed In the criminal court on Friday by the management TRY A "TIMES WANT AD

Edward Be! McLean. Edward Beale McLean of Washington, owner and editor of tha Washmeton Pott and a eloe personal friend of Preaident-elect Hrrding, is to be girm an smbassadorship when Harding- becomes chief executive, it ii mraored about the canital. McLean it chairman of the inaugural committee in charge of all the details of the coming inauguration.

of the Boston store agalnat Fred T. McKinney of Rennssalear, who passed a fraudulent check for some goods, which he had purchased at that place of business. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Eder are receiving congratulation on the birth of a baby daughter, born on Jan. 7. The arrival of the little lady makes the second daughter In the Eder home. Miss Margaret Meyer la spending the week-end as the guest of Miss Ida Heckelman tn Hammond. Mrs. M. Grinnier, Miss Frances Grlnnler and Fred Grinnier motored to Chicago on Friday.

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First Presbyterian Church. Hohman and Highland eta. J. C. Parrett. Minister. Bible school at 9:45 a. m. Morning worship at 11:00 a. ra. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m. Evening Worship 7:3t p. m. Tho Reverend I'arrett still ill the pulpit will bo filled both morning and everung by a fctud"nt from the MVrmick Theologyical iieminary of Chicago. SoU St. 7eatecotal Assembly. 749 Sohl st. Morning Worship at 10:30. Evening tVorship at 7:30. Thursday evening 7:30. lyvangeiist H. W. Thomas of Shenandoah. Iowa, -vvill FrAch morning and evening. Blblo Thart Sermon n Second AU welcome. Coming of Christ in evening. Envoy Pauline Swartz. of Chicago will condu'.-t special pervlces in the Salvation Armv ITall tonlrht arid tomormw. MOSEOB STBIIT at. Z. CHVBCB Chrles it. Gleason. rastor. fcunday School, 9:45 Jl, M, Graded course used. Morning Sedmon. II A. M. Theme "The Eternal Religion." Epworth League. 6:30 P. it. Topic "The Most Helpful Pasages" in the Bible. Leader Rnss Prickett. Evening Sermon. 7:30 P. M. Theme The Man Who Was Not Ashamed." Special Music by the Chorus Choir. First Baptist Church, 207-213 Sibley st. R. D. Licklider, Pastor. Sunday School IP a. m. Morr.ing worship, -with sermoa by the rastor. 11 A. M. Int'-rmpdtHt and Senior B. T. V. X. 6:3 P. M. Evening worship. 7:30 P. M. Theme of sermon, "The Power of Unconscious Influence". Baptisms at the close of service. Wednesday, 8 P. M, Prayer and Fellowship Service. Subject. "Goals for the Xew Tear". First Methodist Zplscopal CiiurclL, Rev. BenJ Rist. pastor.

S3 9 Hohman St Rev. Win. L. Burgca Religious Director. 9:30 a. m. Sunday aclioot and Bibla claases. 1046 a. m. Sermon by Ir. It R. DeBra. Theme: "The Vital Mission of the Church". j 2:30 Junior League. ' 6:30 p. m. Epworth League social hour. 6:30 p. ni. Epworth League Devotional hour. 6:30 p. m. Intermediate League. 7:30 p. m. Platform meeting. Speakers: JesMe Wilson, Pres. Chamber of Commerce; Prof. K. B. Monrve, Hupt. Bchon's; and W. C. Ilelnian, Banker. Subject: "The Value of the turch to the Community". Wednesday night, "Church Night". 6:00 p. m. Supper. 6:45 p. m. Btudy Classes, 7:45 p. ni. Pruyer and pralae service. Theme: "Parable of tho Talent". Christian Church. Calumet avenue and Summer Boulevard. C. M. Sinithson, minister. 9:30 iBlb'.e school. 10:45 Communion and Sermon Chas. W. Starr will apeak. 6:30 Junior, Intermediate and Senior C. E. 7:30 "holr will render sacred cantata. The South S!de tus leaves 15(h an Madison at 9:15. The North Side but will be on Shfl"eld 9:00, Huehn. 9:.0 Oak and Hoffman. 9:20. free ride te and from the services. t. ranl'a X.ntnrna CnuroB. t5 Clinton at. rV. F. Lichtsinn. Pastor. 10:00 a. m. Morning Service. 2:30 p. m. Sunday School. 4:00 p. rti. Vesper Service, Engllsn. Monday, 8 p. m., meeting of voting members; election of officers. Ceatanary M. X. Church. At the Lincoln School Building, on Johnson at., near Gostlln. Warren C. Henelee, Pastor. Sunday School at 9:45 a. ni. Morning service at 10:45 a. aw Junior League at ' p. tn. Epworth League at 6:30. leader: Miss Mae Evans. Preaching service at 7:30. Emmanuel XTaagnilcal Charon. S4S Sibley Bt. Rev. Carl Schaeffsn pa e tor. Phone 1186W. 9:00 a. m. Sunday School. 10:16 aw m. Preaching Service. 7:30 P. m. Services. Monday 7:45 p. m. Teachers' meeting. Thursday 2:00 P. Tn. Ladies Aid

social meeting. J Friday 7;0t p. in. Teacher Training j Class. j rtae Street PresluterlM Cbnrcn. j Corner Pine at. and Chicago ave. E. LRoy Steffey. Minister. 406 Oak j street I Sundav school s.t 9:46 a. m. T. P. S. C. E. at 6:30 p. m. ; Public worship at 11:C0 a. m. and 7:30 t p. m. j Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:30 p. m. : The pastor will have for his sermon j mbjects, Jan. 9. the following: Morning, . "The Seal of the Power of Calvary". 1

Evening, "An Important Question". The public is most cordially welcome to all of these eervlces. St. Paul' Ctnrtli XplacopaJL Rlmbach Ave. and Ann St. Sunday School, 9:45. Morning Prayer with Sermon, 10:45. Rev. M. W. 1"U33 of Cnicago will be the Treacher. Salvation Army. 2R East State at. Captain Samuel Gedegaard in charge. Meetings Tuesday, Thursday and 6at urday nlwht-at 8 o'clock. Sunday school at 1:30 p. m. Sunday evening Salvation services at 8 p. m. A. cordial Invitation Is extended to public to attend these eervlces. Spec lal singer and speaker. riret Canrca oX tha xraaarea. Comer Calumet and Michigan avaa. A. M. Wells, Pastor. Sunday school. 9:46 a. m. Morning Worship at 10.45 p. ra. T. P. S. meeting. 6:30 p. m. Evangelistic Service at 7:30 p. m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday, 7:45 P- rn Mid-week Prayer Meeting, Wednesday 7: SO p. m. Cottage Prayer meeting, Friday 7:30 p. m. Tli Christian Trienfi Charon. Corner Howard and Logan sts, Hana mend. Services as follows: 10:00 a. m. Sunday School. Preaching at 11 a- m. and 7:S0 p. m. Rev. E. J. Griffith, pastor. Come and worship with us. The Associated Bihla Student hold pub lie services every Sunday In Odd Fel lows Hall. Services are undenomlnae Uonal axid the epe&ker la from Chicago. Cloa K. Z. Church. 102 Truman ave. Rev. Berk. Pastor. Phone 1193J. t:3 a. m. Sunday School and Bibl Study. 10:30 a- m. Morning Service. 7:u0 p. in. Epworth League.

Stria Healing JaaatUar. Hflii "at our branch. 308 Truman ava welcome. ' rixwt Chnrt of Christ, Sotaatl. I 739 a. Hohman St. Morning service at 16:41Sunday school at It o'clock, i Wednesday evening testimonial meet ; In at S o'clock. A free readlog room 1 open dally eicept Sunday, f rom2 to 5 p. nv, and on Tuesday ajd Friday evenings from 7:39 j The public l cordially welcome to all ervlces and to visit the reading room. to 9. ; Tha yirst Bpi rttuallatlo Caareb of Sua i Holila tliree nervl'si every Sunday ! a-t 7 145 p. m. at Wtls hall, 98 State etrect. ' ?'tor, Emma Kroer.

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Effective with tho publication of this announcement, Willard Batteries will be sold on a new and materially lower price level. " The same WUlsrd quality backed by the game authorized Willard Service Electric Service Station 717 S. HoJiman St. Tel. Ham. 5S4 R0BT. POLLACK Gown Point, Ind. INDIANA HARBOR TIRE & BATTERY CO. 137th and Grapevine Sts. Phone Indiana Harbor 475-R

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PnWio i cordially Invited. YrtsjRy Xaglian XiuXnanu Church. It. f P. Temple, comer Hohmaa an Ogden t, H. Mac ken son, Paator. SI Sfaaoa at Phona 1448. Bunday morning, 19:8 a. tn, 8rrices with Holy Commnnlen. Sanday Evening, 7:4S p. m. Chrlstma Carols and Cantata by the Trinity choir. This nervice will be devoted entirely to praising the Lord In song and music.

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Start the New Year With This Bank Start the N?cw Year RIGHT by opening a savings account at the Citizens Trust Cc Savings Bank the bank that by real personal service and genuine interest in its depositors' welfare has become known as "The Bank of Successful Savers. Oar new home, now Bearing completion, will be one of the " largest and finest bank buildings in Indiana Harbor.. It will offer you every facility that any other bank can, PLUS the convenience and persona service of a neighborhood institution. Come in and settle this matter NOW. Make 1921 a year of real prosperity ind financial progress by allowing this 3ank to help YOU, as it has helped housands of others, to 'become a SUCCESSFUL SAVER. Citizens Trust and Savings Bank INDIANA HARBOR, IND.

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9 lights dim without fid. flame burns bright only 'with constant replenishment. jf Our light is the light of progress. jf We keep it burning bright with the fuel of bigger, better and finer achievements. J Such an achievement is The Manager's Challenge Sale the greatest merchandising event in the history of this store. It is impossible to do justice on paper to the strenuous efforts, the careful planning and skillful execution on the part of every member of this big store's organization to make this event Hammond's greatest. J The whole catalogue of needed merchandise is represented Women's Apparal, Clothing, Shoes. Dry Goods, Hosiery, Underwear, Housewares, Furniture, and the thousand and one articles contained within the four walls of Northern Indiana's greatest store. 11 This is an unusual event and we are taking unusual methods to let the people know about it. That is why you will find unusual values quoted in every one of our advertisement in The Times during the entire month of January we desire to drive home the facts of this great underselling campaign.

F When the Edward C. Minas Co's store with its reputation for the lowest possible prices, day in and day out, week in and week out, year in and year out, announces a specially prepared event of this magnitude, it is a signal to the thrifty to prepare to supply their needs for months to come. t For it is the thrifty, prudent shoppers, the careful women who sensibly demand one hundred cents in return for every dollar they spend, who make up the rank and file of this store's customers. J This Buyer's Challenge Contest Sale makes possible genuine economy without parsimoney. It makes it possible for you to have those things you wish without paying inflated prices. Cf It would have been impossible for us to have prepared an event of this magnitude without the generous assistance of friendly manufacturers. Men with whom we have maintained pleasant trade relations for many years-and who co-operate with ut in making special price concessions for the Buyer's January Sales Contest.

f From the opening bell at 8:30 each morning until the last deliverv truck pulls into the garage, on the 3 1st of January, action, with sellnig service will rule Q Prices have been cut deeper than ever before, and cut on merchandise of most timely value.

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