Hammond Times, Volume 10, Number 25, Hammond, Lake County, 2 July 1921 — Page 2
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July 2, 1921.
NOTICE A number cf church notices have ben omitted because they were not in in tim for publication. Hncoforth ail church notices must be in thla office by Friday, at 2:00 p. m.. or they will not be published. Cnt&axy IX. E. Cliru-ch, Warren C. Henalee. I'astor. Church ha moved to the nw church bulidin on the corner of Gcbtlm anj Towle streets. Funday School at 0:45 a. m. Preaching at 10.46. Junior League at 10:45. ipworth laue 7:00 p. m. Leader, Rev. Henaiee. f reacting servic at 8:00 v. m. tt. Paul' X.nthraa C2arc&. .a Clinton at. W. F. Lichtsinn. Pastor. R:80 Sunday school. 9:30 German service. 10:45 English service. Annual picnic Monday, July 4th, at Douglas Park. First SSatbodist Episcopal Chuxcfi. Russell street. Rev. Bcinjamln Hint, pastor. 833 Ho'amaji atrewt. Phone S003. 9:80 a. m. Sun-iftj Srhol. 10:45 ilornlngr -worship. Special mulc furnished by Mrs. kert llornrr cf South Chicago. 7.00 p. m. Epworth I-rf-nRuo. 7:00 p. m. Internediatn Leajni. 7:45 p. m. Evening sorv'.ct;. Wednesday :45 p. m. Bib'n Ptu'y Clans. 7:45 p. m. Prayer aid pruisa service. A cordial Invitation !s irlvon all in the community to all services. tm.maiiaal HTH4rxlc&I Clmrcn. tit fllMey 8t. Rov. Cajl SchaITi tor. Phone 11S5W. 9:00 a. m. Sunday School, 10:15 a. m. ItcjruUr uervice. Tuesday 7:43 P. m. T, P. L, business meeting. Thursday 7:30 p. m . -I-'1le' Aid bus Jneas meeticg-, Fins 5trt TT9ifbjtna Cnnreh. Corner JMn t and Chicago &v. fc. LRojr Etcffey, Mlumier. 40ti Oak treat. Sunday school at 9:0 a, m, -Y. P. S. C. E. el 7 p. m. Publio vorahip at lu;45 a, m, and I t. m. Mld-vveftlt prayer meaiinj Wednesday I'p, m. The Communion of the lord's KurTir will b observfd 6t tha morning J-.our of worship Sunday, The a&rmon euhjrcta will bfi Morning "Enlistment of the Modern Church In Service," Evening! "If Yo'.v6, Triad tha Rest, JCow Try tha But." Tirat VrfttfbySerlaa ChCTen. Hohrr.an and Highland eta. J. C Parratt. Minister.
Bible School at 9:45 a. m. Morning Worship at 11 p. m. bubject: "our National Elrthday." At this service Mrs. L,. 1,. BomberPit will ting: "i-'las Song." Mrs. ! :.nnber(..r and Mr. McNeill will eing "O Lord. Our Lird" and Mrs. Parrett nnd the choir will sing "oh. Hear Us tor Our Native Land." Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m. We will have no preaching service in the evening dunns July and August.
TXrtt Baptist enuxen, 207-213 Sibley St. R D. Llcklider. Pastor. Sunday School at 10:C0 A. M. Helpful classes for all. Mr. L. A. Crittenton. the peerless teat her of men ndilreea the rnfins clape ar this hour and conduct the
morning and evening worship at 11 la. m. and S p . m . The publio is cordially Invited to I hf'M h ini .
KONEOE SXMST lit. S3. CHUBCK Vr. Chas. 11. i.euii, paf-tor. P 45 a. m. Sunday school. Graded c'jrfc used. 11 h. in.-- Mornln ?irmn by pastor. Theme: Til- Heauty of the Lilies." 7 i . in. Li.iwortU League. Topic: "Thy Kinji-notn Cvinc lu The World..' Matt. 6:7-15. Leader Mr?. O. N. Klger. S p. m. Short patriotic service.
1 Presentation of the Vihg. Mrs. S. E. i Wiits'je. Response. O. N. Kiger. Talk on Religious Education by Mrs. ! Fli-ril'oth H. ;eorre who has Just rcI turned from tho summer training school ht Ncrthwesttrn University. I
Bx. Paul's Caujon Eptscopa-t-RimbKCh Ave. and Ann St. Rev Peter Langendorff, Rector. Tomorrow Is the 6th Sunday after Trinity. Services at the church: b:f" a. m Holy Commar.iim, At t'.ti service he youn people confirrcd last Sunday will niako their first communion. 0:00 a. m. Church school. R. P. Ter.nc.nt, ucUhk supi . 3:30 a. m.- Holy communion and sermon by the rector, lSetnjf the Sunday nearest the Fourth of July t'aia errvice will bo Klvcn a patriot!! character. . Music by itntl Parlbh Choir, Vcpiry mectintf on Tuesnay evening at 7:30 orlnck. Our paopla will notice tha ciiangi of servlee. Hours for the fidaunvmer months. FIT BT C3LITn.-..TT CSTTBCK Oalu -met avnmia and Hummer lioulevard 9:30 IJ'hio Pchool, 10:45 Communion and rtermoaj Subject : "The Eplrit of Christ, " 7:nn Junior, Intermediate and Senior Chr!!ini Endeavor, s.-OO iiermon! "riesBins Christ." N" nrth ti lo Hut on Shcit'ibUi 3 s 1 Q a. m. It h mi 0:15: Dok and Huffman at Wcit Sidfl It-is on State Line and Highland 9:05; Foray the avenue, 9)15j Sibley street at 1:J0. X'ree ridt.ii to and from the HTVir-'H N"OTICK Th South Plde Bus !im been dlf-conltnued and will make a West Hajnmond ruute instead, Eorns Bros CHtrara or enzaxs? Staodird avenue, and Van Buren tt. S:30n:bie achool. TXIITTTY ESrCLIsa X,trTOT5BAWl Wdlihun utreel end 1 rii Place. H. MicUenen, p-is'or, IIS Harrison street. X'hone 14-1, i'4S .1. n -Puvdnv Srh-o'
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10:30 a ni. Morning Service. 7:45 p. m. Evening: Worship. A cordial invitation 18 extended to all Euiaoul City Scission. 1B3 ZntUaoaa T. li Indian amue. CKspm! services bunday and Wednesday evening at 7:45 p. m. alabbath School and Aduit Bible Claaa at 3:00 p m. Opm air Gospel mectitiKS Thursday and Saturday evenings. 8:(Ki p. m.. corner Hohman and Payette streets. O. J. Allen, Superintendent. You um mvitml. Tha First Splrltuallstle CHurch of Wert Hairuaoiid, iil. V ill hold siTuris every aundny at 11 ocluck. liood speaker and message bearers to prw the dead ilo live. .Mrs. Ellen Lcc. pastor, 696 State Line btrtut. S:3u a. 111.-Church School. T. K. Tennanl actinu supt The Hector will bek'in lirBt lusirucuons lur contlrmation. 0. A. Smith, leader of Bible Clasp. 10:45 a. in. Holy Communion. Sermon bv the lteitor. 'lopic "We at Home With God; Uod at Homo With Us." Special music by the Veiled Parish choir. c urs all to be with us at one of Tomorrow ia Whit Sunday or Pentecost, out; of the great Festivals of the church. Services at the church. 10:10 Kt-fcular sermon and Lord's Sup per. 7:30 p. m. livenlnt sermon and the Lord's Supper. Wednesday 7:45 p. m. Mens Sick Ucnerlt Society. &.15 p. m. Brotherhood meetmK The pat-tor wil have for In 3 sermon subject bundny the follow in . lorninB, "Ichubod." Evetiint;. The (jospol 111 Three S liable?." The V . P. S. C. E of th Valparaiso District will be the fc-uest.-s of tlie "i . P. S. C. C. of this Church Sunday afternoon in th dls trict raly Eusiuea meeting at 2:30 p. ni. THX rVLI. QOSPEL MISSION 202 Hoffman street, corner Towle St. 1 block earl of Hohman. Sundav afternoon at 3 r. m. Sunday School at 2:00 P. M. Also Tuesday evening at 7:45 p. m. Pantor H. W. Thomas and wife in charge. Pastor's residtnee, -29 AllcUiau avenue. AsEiatani Paator Mrs. E. i. Armtronif. Tou ara a slrancer here but once. No Creed but Christ. BOSX. ST. PEWTECOSTAI. ASSZM. 7l-j Sohl et. 10:30: bubject. dedication epecial ervlce for iiUn.atlon of children to the Lord 7:46: Subject: "God s Will. Evangelist D. R Ferguson will rreach at both aerviccs. Come and hear hie M-lfe emg. Iiverbody welcome. f-lrrt Cbarcb of ta Kutrea. Cornar Calumet ajid iUcliliran avea. A. il. Walla. Pastor. Bunday school. :45 a m. iiortilrm Worrhip at 10.45 p. m. V. P. S. Meeting at ti:45 p. m. Evar.g:tH3tic Service at 7:4a p. m idld-wee'tt Prayer ilteting. Wednesday at : 7 4 5 p. m. W. F. M. meeting: Thursday at 2:C0 Teacher's Meetinar. Friday at 8.00. Street Meeting Saturday at & .00 p. m. Iateraaticaal BK1 StuAeata. 1. O. O. F. Hall. 179 State at. Public lecture along BiblicaJ lines every Sunday at 3:00 p. m. Always instructive, helpful and reaojnable. The wisdom from above Is
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Olvla Seallag Kaatuur. Cottage Prayer Meetlnn 7:45 P. il.. leacon Georte W. Long. Held at our Lraucii, 30 i Truman av. weicoma. Tba Hoiintii Ka-hodis'. Church, at tU corner of Hickory aaid Chicago araauo, Sunday School at in o clock. Jdorning Worship at 11 a. m. Evening Worship at 7:46 p. in. 6:vloa ami. tt East State et. Captaio 8am u. Uedegaard In charge. Meetings Tuesday, Thursday aad Saturday night at 8 o'clock. Sunday morning worship at 10:30. Sunday scliooi at 1:30 p. m. Bible Claen at the usual hour. y. P. Legion at 6:i0 p. m. Sunday evcuiag Salvation eervlcts at s p. m. a cordial Invitation Is extended U puDllc to attend these service, tepeolai singers and speakers. rlrrt Ca.urca of COirist, S&tonUit. 730 6. Hohman St. Morning 6er'.co at 10:4. Sunday echo'l at 12 o'clock. Wednosday evening testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock. A fres roadlns room Is open dally except Sunday, from2 to 6 p. m.. and on Tuesday a."d Friday evenings from 7:30 The publio i oordially welcome to nil services and to visit the reading room. Clon BX. E. Chnxcn. 20J Truman ave. Rev. Berk, Pastor. Phone 119 3J. :3o a m. Sunday School and Blbls Study. 10:30 a. m. Morning' Service. 7:3U p. m- -Epworth Leagua Tie Cnxtotlaa Prtsa Caaxca. Corner Howard and Logan ets, Hara mond. Services as follows: 10:00 a- m. Sunday School. Preaching at 1 1 a. m. and 7:80 p. ru. Rev. E. J. Griffith, pastor. Come and worship with u. 8-CENTFl
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INDEFINETELY Copies of the popplemental order from the Public Service Commission of Indiana, continuing the S cent fare on the H. W. E. C. street railways for an indefinite period, have becn received from Indianapolis. After summing up the evidence submitted, the order says: "No complaint waa offered at the hearing concerning the service and the evidence indicates that petitioner has been making extensive repairs to its track and equipment and that the business of tne utility is conducted with economy and efficiency. It Is o hoped that the fare may be redocea but it can be reduced only by material reduction of petitioner's operating expense?, which is mainly labor coat, or by a very large
Increase of traffic. Neither of these things seen at ajl likely tu occur for at least a year." The order requires that the company continue to Hie with the commission and cities the monthly report "n its business in order that both may be kept fully Informed.
SPEEDERS FINED. A pair of spetdcifs were fined in the Hammond city court this morning. Joseph Stdeman. 1549 S. Turner avenue. Chicago, who left $25 for his appearance to answer to the charge, failed to appear In court at the time specified, thereby losing hla bond. Harold Lyle. 6",3 Earn Thirty-seventh street. Chicago, paid J 15.
A COPwRECTION. In an item of news from Crown Point yesterday it was stated that James K. Stineon was the attorney for Mis9 Ethel Locklm of Hammond in her suit again.t Alonzo Dickinson, an elder of the Christian church, for alleged slanderous remarks paid to have been made by Dicklnt-on at a private meeting of tne board of elders discussing the charges against Uev. Clarence Smithson, the pastor. The attorney in the case is not James K. Stinsonl but John 3d. Stln-son.
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TRINITY TO HAVE ANNUAL OUTING Trinity English Lutheran congregation will have Its annual outing lionflay, July 4th in a grov .out!i of Ridsse Road on Columbia avenue. Bub service leaves the chapel at Tark place and Waltham street at 9:00 and 9:33 o'clock, which has been arranged for. The day win be devoted to patriotic exercises, athletic contests, games and a noonday baket dinner. The occasion is intended to be of 'P'flsl Interest to the pupils of Tnntv pjnd.iy School.
Railroad Unions' Meeting in Chicago Will Seek Compromise Negotiations.
riNTER NATIONAL NEWS SERVICE CHICAGO, July 2 With the railway labor thtefs gathered in Chicago to rvia tht 12 per ceut wage cut fully determined to avoid hasty action and hot words, prospects that the committee charged with formulation of a policy btand by the workers would recommend a strike at this time were slim today. The committee of five railway labor heads will determine what action will be recommended to the 1,000 labor delegates gathered here. Their recommendation, it is believed, very likely will be Indorsed by the delegate. There was considerable talk today that the jailwaymcn would be urged to accept "temporarily" the wage slash, pending further negotiation, or to back up a compromise proposal of a smaller wage cut. say. possibly six per cent. It was recognized by the delegates that a strike at this time would not be to their advantage and that the roads would be less Injured by an immediate strike, with the industrial depression, than later. It was agreed by the committee of five that no inkling of its position be made public until a signed statement is issued. The trend of opinion among the' four railroad brotherhood delegations was that the wage cut might be accepted Informally, but that compromise negotiations should be re-opened with tno railway line slndividually . The policy committee may spread Its sessions over several days. This body Is composed of P.. M. Jewell, head of the Railway Employes' De-
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Fink ha confessed his part in the robbery when taken before Judge Klllfts and postofflce inspector Thursday.
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