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E LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1921 School Of Religion Ends First Semester Rev. Hubert Carleton in Address at Concluding Ceremonies; Next Semester Begins January 28 Wilmette's School of Religious Education concluded its first semester of work Monday evening of last week when Rev. Hubert Carleton, rector of St. Augustine's Episcopal church, ad- dressed the classes. The second se- - mester of the school will begin Janu- ary 28, 1932. The school, which has convened every Monday evening at the Byron C. Stolp school, is conducted under the auspices of the Wilmette Church Union which comprises several of the Protestant denominations in the vil- lage, including the Wilmette Metho- dist Episcopal church. The First Congregational church, St. August- ine's Episcopal church, the Wilmette Presbyterian church and the Wil- mette Baptist church. The first semester was pronounced a great success by both the faculty and stu- dents. It is the purpose of the School of Religious Education to instruct teachers and parents of children in the church schools in the best meth- ods of imparting religious training to the children. The need for scientific methods in Sunday school instruction as well as in the Public school has been recognized by church leaders, and schools similar to the one started this fall in Wilmette are com- ing into being in many communities. Leaders on Sunday school work, as well as educators in the religious fieldfare instructing the classes Jjerc and the faculty includes members of the Northwestern university and University of Chicago faculties. THE OPEN FORUM A column devoted to expressions of opion by the readers of The Lake Shore News. November 28, 1921 Mr. E. W. Weber, Editor, ^ The Lake Shore News, s Wilmette, Illinois. Dear Sir: In my communication to you last week, I stated that there was no tax levy on file with the County Clerk from the Wilmette Board of Edu- cation for the ensuing year. I have been today informed by the County Clerk that the Board has furnished satisfactory evidence that such a levy was filed by them in apt time as required by law, but that through some confusion in the Coun- ty Clerk's office, it was lost and no record of it was made at the time. I am also advised that the Roard has been requested to file a duplicate levy, and that the same will be re- cognized by the County Clerk in lieu of the original as of the day it was originally filed. • . Kindly give publicity to this fact in fairness to the School Board. Reassuring you of my hearty co- operation in the matter, I am, Very truly yours, S. J. Nordorf LOSE INFANT SON Wilmette friends of Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn L. Lodwick, Jr., of Center- ville, Iowa, were shocked this week to hear of the death of their infant son on Monday, November 7. The child was born on November 4. Mrs. Lod- wick was formerly Miss Eleanor NicH- oles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Nicholes, 816 Forest avenue. â€"BABfES' FRIENDLY SEWINCT The junior Babies' Friendly Sew- ing society will hold its meeting Wed- nesday, December 7, in the sewing room of Central school. The meeting will continue from 3:30 to 4:30 -o'clock^â€"Mrs. JohaJLAVeedon will be glad to have the help of a7iy~gtrHdl-- ling to give an hour's work making warm things for chilly babies. TEN rTdE TICKETS BACK Almost as quickly as the order went into effect cancelling th(* sale of ten ride tickets between inter mediate I points on the Chicago and Northwcs- J tern :. railroad, the - Public Utilities 1 Commission this week rejected the supplement which cancelled the orig- inal tariff, granting a 150 day exten- sion.____________________:__â-  'â- â-  , MORE ROOM The Carl E. Sterner interior deco- rating concern, now located at 1215 Wilmette avenue, is to occupy a larger space at 517 West Railroad avenue. The rapid increase in- busi- ness has made necessary the change of location. SEEKS LOST PET C. 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