Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 13, Hammond, Lake County, 15 April 1922 — Page 12
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10:5 a. m. Public Worship. i':3 p. m Kveiitntt "Worship. ti :30 P. m. T. J1. S. S. E. 1'rayet meeting "Wednesday at 7:30. The sermon subject at 10:46 a. in, will be: "The First Frluts of Life" t this service there will be the public reception l new members, ami baptismal iier-v ice. In the evening tltc sermon subject, will be, 'What Wa Want of Christ." Special music at each of these services. The orchestra will play in the evening. The public most cordially invited to all services of this church.
TBXNTTY ENGLISH LtTTKXUAN Park riaco and Waltham street, fiev. H .Markensen, Fastor. 1134 lljirlooii M., phone 14 48. Kay tor K-rvi' ej: f:45 a. m. Sunday school. I":a0 a. m. Morning: service. With Jl'ilr Communion. 7:ti p. m Evening1 service.
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FIRST FBXSBYTSSXA.X? Uohman and ITighland street. .1. C. T'arrett. Minister. ? :4.) a. rn. Bible Echool. 11:00 a. m. ilorning worship. t this rvlec the choir will sins, "l-'as-ter Dawning-," Tetrie, and "Te li.w .f Heart." Petfie. H::!0 p. m. Intermediate Endeavor. tiio1) p. m. Senior Kndeavor. I'a.-lcr Cantata and Knights Ternp!ar t-prvice at 4:00 p. m. The jroKram f tlie cantata is as follows.: 1 Frira Gethr,mane to Calvery, Choir. 2. Xot "hat I Will, Mr. Mlnsker.
3. Out of Uie Night of Darkness. Choir. 4. O Morn of Joy, Mrs. Bomber-Kui-and Mm. Allaln. o. .njrels KoIleJ the Stone Away, Mr. Clarke and Choir. 6. Life Eternal. Mr. Toren, 3iiss Keynolda and Mrs. Bauer. '.. The Song of Victory, Mr. Hathaway. 5. There's Night in Heaven," Mi?. Uombergrei', Mrs. Allaben, Mr. H thaw ay and Mr. McNiell. In the Splendor of His Glory, Choir. 1". Ills Love Divine, Mrs. Aila ban. 11. Christ Hath Arlsea. Chelr.
rxmsT BAPTIST i0?-213 Sibley street. Kev. J. C. Oranger, Pastor. Sunday announcements: Sunday school at 9:46 a. m. Helpful classes for all. Guy Cobb, Supt. 9:45 a. m. Men's Brotherhood
Class. Morse DellPlatn. President. 11:00 a. m. Morning worship, "The Groat Easter Message," with special Kuister anthem. 5!:u0 p. m. Service, "Follow ing Our Guide." 6:30 p. m. Senior B. V. P. V. 6:J0 p. m. Internedlate B. T. P. j. 6:45 p. m. Easier concert by the orchestra. : 3 0 p. m. Easter cantata by choir. Wednesday, 7:46 p. m. Mld-WeeK Service, with Bible study led by the pastor. Thursday 7:30, choir rhearsal. 'J'hursday, 7:30 Boy Ecout meeting, Troop One.
msT cBrasca stazaxxsx Calumet and Michigan avenues. A. M. Wells and 1 C Davis, pastors. i:45 tu m. Sunday school. 10:45 a. m. Morning worship. 2:30 p. m. Children's meeting. 6:30 p. m. T. P. S. meeting. 7:S0 p. m. Evangcliatic services. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Mid-week prayer eervi. Thursday, 2:30 p. m. Missionary meeting. Vrtdaj-', 7:30 p. va. S. S. teachers meeting. KYiday, 2:S0 p. m. Women and girls prayer meeting. Men nd Boya prayer meeting, Saturday at 7:30 p. m.
TXMS1 SCETHODIST .r.ttv. tfeujatuiu itist. Pastor. 3U Hdhma.li bt. raoae JUOtf. lo:45 a. ni. jloriimg worship. armon, "Xht jAjv.er of His Resurrection." Music: Prc-luoe, "Kesurrectioa Morn," John ston. Anthem, "Why Seek. Te the Living Among the Dead," Ashlord Choir. tjuartoittf, "'ChrlBt 13 x.iernal, ' V. Prutheroe. Duet, 'Alleluia. Ajneu," Shelley Mrs. Lisa Freeman, Mr. u. 1. Downs. tiolo, "in the Daily Aioruim,," 3hetley Mrs. Ji.lsa Freeman. Oifertory, "Among the Dalles," Lorenz. 1'oetlude, "Marche Domaine," Gounod. :30 p. in. Kvcning worship, bermon, "Fullntaa of Joy." Music: Anthem, 'There is a Green Hill Far Away," idell Choir. Duet, "Day of imys." Van DeWater Mrs. Dlaa Freeman. Mrs. L. 1.
Fcltzer. Anthem, "Hail to the Brightness," He y se r Ch o I r . Offertory, "Koruanee 1n i"," Loud. Poialude, "Triuinphant March,"
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ST. PAUL'S X,TTTaXJLAH ?5 Clinton st. IV. F. Llchtsinn, Fastor. Faster Sunday services: 30 a. tn. Preparatory service. f:00 a. m. Festival service, German and Holy Communion. " :00 p. m. Sunday jchool. i' 45 p. m. Preparatory service. 3:'J0 p. m. English ner ice with li'-ily Comrnuviion. t'rccial music. Visitors welcome.
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ETAS9ELICAL XBOKAJTCTX o4S Sibiey st., Hammond, Ind. Kev. Carl Schaeffer. Phone 1535. ? a. m. Sunday school. l.lo a. m. faster services and Communion. ':;;"' p. Tn. English Easter sermon. Tuesday, S p. m. Senior T. P. L. Thursday Easter Sale of the Ladies Aid Society.
FIB ST CHTOTLCH Of CH3LXBT 7;"0 S. Ilohman street. Siindsy morning service at 10:45 a. m. Subject: "Doctrine of AtonenKiit." Testimonial meeting on Wednesdav evening at S o'clock. Heading room in edifice, open daily exempt Sunday and legal holidays from 2 o 5 p. m. and on Tuesday ?nd Fridav evenings from 7:30 until J:ii o'clock. The public is cordially Invited to uttond these stvIccs and to visit ih ripid'nC ""(lotll
CUTTEWAJiT M. TProgram, Easter Sunday. ? :00 Sunrise prayer meeting. "Mrs. Wm. Thaldorf, leader. This will be followed by an Easter Fellowship breakfast in the church basement Mifs Helen Walker In charge. ?:"0 a. m. Sunday school. 10:30 a. to. Easter program. Song. Congregation. Trayer. Piano Solo. Helen Walker. Anthem. CTioir. Vocal Solo. Gladys King. Scripture, Croupe of Boys, Violin Solo, Muriel "Murphy. Vocal Solo, Mr. Powell. Easter Offering. Anthem. Choir. Duet, Mrs. Oscar Hill, Mrs. Harry Whiting. Baptismal Service. Reception of members. Snnc. Congregation. Benediction.
6:30 p. m. Epworth League. Subject: "Making Christ
Guest," Mr. Williams, leader. 7:30 p. : m. Evening worship. Subject: "The Resurrection." Special music. UOITKOI ST1USST KL B Dr. Chas. TT. Leeson, Pastor. 9:45 a. m. Sunday srhool. Easter program with Centenary offering. 11:00 a. m. Morning worship. Subject: "The Risen Christ." 6:30 p. m. Epworth League. Special mus!el program, i :?,0 p. m- Worship and praise service. "The Holy City in Pantomine." TXB SALTATION AXMT 'JS9 E. State t. Phone :536. Capt. George A. Heldt and Lieut. H. It. Toungberg. officers in charge. Public services: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 8:00 p. m. Sunday, 10:30 a. m., 3:30 and S p. m. Sunday school at 2:Lo p. m. Toung People's Legion at 6:30 p. m. Street service precedes eacu
'evening servic.
Aajuiani kj. nan. ot utt:Li, m conduct the services on Saturday night and all day on Sunday. Everybody wclrnm. 1
SOUTH SIDE CB1T&C-S OP C3ERIST
Standard ave. anu Van Buien st. 2:30 p. m. Biblo school.
PXKST CKSZSTIAST CHTTACH-. Calumet ave. and Summer blvd. Sunrise prayer meeting. Senior C. B. ?:30 a- m. Bible school. 7 50 our aim. 10:45 a. m. Morning worship and Communion. Anthem, Senior choir. "The Resurrection and the Life," Wilson. Soprano Solo, Mrs. A. P. Jones. Duet, Mrs. Jones and Miss .Alice Ingrahant. Sermon. "Christ's Divinity Seen In His Resurrection."
Anthem. Junior Choir, "The Prince
of Life." Mund. Solo, MIsh Loise Hartnett.
6:30 p. m. Junior, Intermediate
and Senior C. E.
7:30 p. in. Anthem, Senior choir. "Horanna to the Living Lord." Hebr.
Soprano Solo. Mrs. B. W. Adair.
Sermon Prelude, "Christ Crucified
on Wednesday." Baptismal ervice. , Sermon, "The Empty Tetnb."
Anthem, Junior Choir. "Risen In
deed," Kirk.
f DYER
Mrs. Geo. Hoffa arrived on Mon
day evening. She will make her
future home here with her husband George Hoffa. They will reside in
the house vacated "by George Selelan, on Hart street. Mrs. II. M. Carnaban and E. T
Keilr'ian, spent Wednesday morning
in Chicasri. The diree'e-rs rf the First Xat'on
i' bank ht-li their regular ruertin
on Wednesday afternoon at the
I'.ank bul'ding:
On April ISth at 7:30 p. m., a public demonstration of wireless tele
phone will be given at the Forester
hall.
The Lady Foresters will hare installation of officers on Monday afternoon. All members are requested to be present. Two of Ed. Gvert's little girls were hit by an automobile In front o? the church while crossing the
l axesAtiiidavflts
If there is a mortgage against your property YOU ARE ENTITLED TO A REDUCTION IN TAXES. In order to produce this reduction an affidavit stating the facts must be filed with the County Auditor each year. , We have the blanks on hand and are prepared to file
this affidavit for you at a very small cost.
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And if you have not already signed yours do it now. If you would like more information regarding this way of saving on taxes call and we will be glad to explain the matter to you. Taxes must be paid before the first Monday in May and this year that means May first-so do not delay. ' Years of experience in these matters have equipped us to give you prompt and efficient service.
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Corner State and Hohman Sts
Hammond, Ind.
PETER W. MEYN, Pres. DAVID T. EMERY. Sec-Trcaa. JOS. W. WEIS. Vice Pres. CriAS. H. W0LTERS, Asst. Scc-Treas.
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street. They were not seriously InJured. j Ferdinand Kavelage of Chicago, Heights and John -Klmmet of Lowell I transacted business here on Wed-j nesday. I
A large number of Dyer folks attended the funeral of George Hilbrich at St. John on Wc-dnesday. One of the twins of Mr. and Mrs. Aloys Moeller fell from a little box and had the misfortune to break his arm at the elbow. Mr. and Mre. Phil Keilman, Jr.. Mrs. Mary Keilman and Mrs. Alma Gettler made a business trip to Ham mond on Thursday. Miss Agnes Hoffman Is spending the week-end with her sister Julia, at East Cleveland, Ohio.
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"The only happiness lies in 'Je-eiV' itteiared Napoleon Botaa-parte.
A nurprlse party was given by Mrs. William Fleck last evening in honor of her husband's 'birthday anniversary. The evening was spent in cards, after which a luncheon was served. The out of town guests were Mrs. J. Griffin and ion Robert from Valparaiso. Mis. Carrie Murray and son John who went to Denver, Colo., about two weeks ago to make arrangements to move to that place, have returned and have decided to remain in Hobart. Mrs. Kramer and daughter Clara were Chicago (visitors yesterday. The Thursday Evening Club met last evening with Mrs. Rilcow.
The American legion are announc ing a two day carnival to be held on the ISth and 19t)i of next week. Mrs. H. Naef has returned from a two weeks visit with her daughter ifrs. Kraft, who live at Robertsdale. Mr. George Stoker baa rented a room in the community building and expects to rnei e there shortly.
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MERRILLVILLE
Miss Laura entertained her Sunday school class last Saturday evening nt the school auditorium, they made vandy and played games. A very enjoyable time was had. Mrs. Alice Boyd Halstead is taking the school enumeration. IXm't forget the Bazaar and dance
at Turkey Creek Wednesday, April 19 th. The Dixie Duo In songs and stories of the sunny south, given ty the Cort's Lyceum (Bureau. Be aure to hfar it, gvven under the auspices of the H-.-hcol and rogrununlty, at the auditorium, pril ISth, 1322. There was no school here last Wednesday, the teachers all visited the Gary schools. Mr. J. F. Staltz and Mrs. Howard Walters was In Chicago Wednesday. Miss Maybe! Stalti is home from Teckney, 111., spending the Easter vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Stalti. The high water affected some of our town people. The Walters and T. J. Tlerneys had to move up-ttairs on account of the high water.
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THRIFT MONDAY BARGAIN FORECAST
T,m-w nnKrt llr erf tK yi Ny ,H ' i rxtrm ml t promptly V IT I If T4 I reflected in the frrtrS. dt"2 J Pictorial Rerierw 'A I Fashion Book B for May li J Pictorial Rf.! Tmt- I jL terns ! -uilea for I vT ji Cutlina mnA Cnitruo X'T' tkn Uf 28c to 3Sc ta" Son Hither w
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NOTIONS Pearl Buttons First Quality 12 on card, all sizes 4c. Stidcri Braid White or colored edge, bolt at 5c Kleiacrts Feather Weight Dress Shields White and Flesh 39c. WillsQ&p Fasteners White and black, all sizes, card 7c. Red SeaJ Hair Nets Cap or Fringe, all colors. Single or double mesh 9c
COLORFUL FABRICS in A Special Selling Monday
Chiffon Taffeta 35 inches all silk chiffon taffeta in a quality extensively used for Dresses. Comes in a deep, 29 rich black. Special, yard. . Zephyr Dress Gingham 32 inches wide, a beautiful assortment of new styles in checks, plaids and plain colors. An excellent wearing quality, 27 C Special, yard Cberiot Shirtings 27 inches wick in a varied assortment of stripes and plain colors. An excellent wearing for shirts, boys blouses and petticoats. Special, yard Dress Voiles 39, inches wide in a very ahrd twisted thread which insures best rearing qualities. Comes in a large assortment of pretty patterns mostly on navy grounds. 29 C Special, yard Nainsook 36 inches wide, a fine sheer quality, very popular for night gowns, undergarments etc. 99f Special, yard ,
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99
Special Sale of "Pepperal
Pillow Tubing An extra heavy round thread bleached quality, the one that gives the longest wear. Special at
42 inch 31c
45 inch 33c
22x44 Turkish Towels, 39c each
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50 Pairs VOILE CURTAINS Special at 98c Pair NVhitc Voile Curtains Hemstitched and lace trimmed, full 2J4 j ards long. Specially priced ?londay at 9Sc pa.:r.
fc FELT BASE FLOOR COVERING Specially Priced at 39c YardPrinted surface that wears for kitchens and bath rooms. Lies flat without tacking, and is water proof.
DRUG SPECIALS 25s Peroxide Hydrogen, 1 "7 c 60c Caldwell's Syrup 39c 1 pound bottles Pepsin 40c Fletchers Castoria, 97 C Hy"C SupPOSitones 69 C at at.....
SPECIALS IN CUT GLASS
Water Tumblers - Sugar and Creamer Cat G!ai3 Nappi twoclustergrape.de- 7-utrfuUut g'.y
MKn, specially pricea aaisy wnn h"
at leaves
nappie
$1.25 value
95c
Budweiser Malt and Hops
Malt and Hops Budweiser old style. 59 C Special at 10 Bars Fels Naptlia Soap for 49c Limit of 10 bars
Kitchen Klenzer, 4 for 21c Limit of 4 Cans
Monday and Tuesday Are 'CLEAN-UP DAYS' For All Hammond The fore part of next week is officially announced by the Mayor as the day for everyone to clean-up around their homes ani back yards. You'll prcbably need various necessities to assist in this work and this store is ready to provide everything for house cleaning needs.
Garbage Fence Cans $2.49 Heavy galvanized can, with hinge cover. Specially priced at $2.49.
GARBAGE PAIL -
Kfttfen?r?s g?1- !ize- 79 c
Garbage Cans Galvanized heavy corrugated sides with
tight fitting cover. 15 gallon &i 7R
Garden Spade, 98c
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42 ''4. " 1
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rmmiTp Garden Rake at 59c Malleable 14 tooth size, long handle, special priced it Garden Hoe, malleable large size 49 c at.,..
With D handle, steel Wade, specially QQ -priced at... Wheel Banw, with steel wheel, large wood
box, special g3gg
Wall Paper Cleaner, 10c Choice of Climax or Electric " Cleaner
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H. R. H. Paint Cleaner pkg. 10c
$ 1.45 OIL MOP. 89c
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large bottle of oil. All for 89c
BLACK SCREEN PAINT SPECIAL 45c QUART
Soft Bristle Window Brush at 39c.
HOUSEWARE NEEDS
Glass Towel Bar, 19c
Bread Box white enamel Heavy clear crystaj glass rjckle with hinge cover, large Special at. . . . r A UU dally priced $1.85 Heavy Wash Tub, $1.39 Extra heavy galvanized band stationary wood handles.
Preserving Ket-
tls Pure alum-
jiBd iiiM utnui j
handle, 10 qt. size. Special at $1.19
Aluminum Since Pan with steelp plated handle, 3 qt. 59 c
TOILET PAPER, 10 Rolls for 29c
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