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mmm mm ' '•;*'"&M^tW§ii" 'â- r â- 10 thp. T.AKtt SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1923 ST. AUGUSTINE'S PARISH Dr. Carleton was absent from St. Augustine's last Sunday preaching at Christ church, Oak Park. The services at St. Augustine's were taken by Rev. L. H. Danforth. A meeting of the Boy Scout Executive committee, comprised of Mr. C. R. Hope, "â- "MrTHrj. Leach, Mr. G. M. Hubbard, Dr. C. H. Eldred, Rev. L. H. Danforth and Rev. Carleton, was held last night at the Parish House, attended by the new Scout Master, Mr. Clarke Leach, to plan activties for the coming sea- son both for the Pioneer Cadets and the Boy Scouts. Tonight, Friday, there will be given in the Club House at-St. Augustine's, a talk on Birds by Miss Weinland, illus- trated with beautiful slides. This talk is in connection with the Bird classes be- ing carried on by the Boy Scouts and Pioneer Cadets. The crowds of children at the "Chil- Tlrerfs. Movies" yesterday saw Bible pic- tures of "Daniel in the Lion's Den, "Anania and Sapphira" and "The Good Samaritan." The pictures were paid for by the children of St. Augustine's Church school. The showings at the "Children's Mov- ies" next week, Thursday, March 22, will be paid for by the, Logan School Par- ent Teachers' association. The children will be shown a beautiful picture in three reels of the "Passion Play" and one reel picture of Tolstoi's well known story "God Is Love." Dr. Carleton preached one of a special course of sermons on Wednesday evening of this week at Trinity church, Chicago. more interesting items of the last quar- terly report will also be read to the congregation. The choir will meet on Friday evening and the class on Saturday at the regular hour. The subject for the Mid-week Lenten service next Wednesday evening wiH be: "With Jesus approaching the Holy City. Every member should be present to en- joy this devotional series of sermons. â- The teachers and officers of the Sun- day school met last Monday evening in the church. Many matters pertaining to the welfare of the school were dis- cussed. BAPTIST CHURCH Linden and Praine_^yj^_WilrneJt£ â€"â€"'----Herman WrMeyW^r±=TmoT~^ i 406 Prairie Avenue. Telephone 1396 SERVICES Fifth Sunday in Lent 9:15 A. M. Sunday school and Bible ~ class at Library Hall. 9:45 A, M. First service and sermon at the church. 11:00 A. M^-SeeeBd-servicrand sermon at the church. Dangerous Inconsistencies: The Profess- ____--------ed Christian. " "Who Habitually Neglects the Church Service. -=^â€"'â- *L Lenten Service Wednesday evening at 7:45 o'clock at â€" the church. • Text: The Sixth Word from the Cross: It is Finished^ John 19, 28. Meetings Choir practice at the church on Monday evening at 8 o'clock. # ______ Children's classes on Monday andHFrr* " day afternoon at 4 o'clock. It has been the custom at St. John's to have the confirmation of catechumens on Palmsunday every year, withjhe pub- lic examination of those to be confirmed on the Sunday before. This year a :==~===«hange~ vras"pr©posed and submitted to "^2-Z^-t the congregation for approval, namely -â- â- â- 'V "'that, henceforth the confirmation take Is place on the Sunday preceding the day |S^- of Pentecost; the reasons for such ll'HW change being that it permits of a longer i:M periotTof preparation, that it comes at pSf^Ka more-TqppTTjpriate'^easaDrof the'church |i*S':3 year, and that it does away with the IS s * rearrangement of Qlasjes^ af ter^fiaster. iSf^-The dSnp^was-falmea^Jy the church |p|;p council and the congregation. ll^;^t^tT)uring the last two weeks of Lent S : Rev. Meyer will not have office hours !ih k at his home until 2 o'clock in-the after- Iftl ^ noon, his presence being demanded by |1 ^ S the Lenten Service conducted daliy WmW]: from 12:10 to 12:35 at Woods Theatre, f|i!I! Kahdolph and Dearborn Sts. A cordial 0§§M'.'invitation is extended to everyone to at- ||f|||!;:;-rteiid 'these services. ^SMServices at St. John's during Holy Week S?-l'<'fe;|!..." wifrbe as follows :'; .-"â- •. . / <:' @"â- ::â- -~~'Z:BIPalmsunday,,.. Mar. 25, special festival "*.*â- "â- â- â- V't . service. l>faundy Thursday at 7:30 Prepartory service for Communicants. Thursday at 7:45 Holy Com- and sermon. at 7:30 Preparatory ser- unicants. 45 Holy Communion In the course of a special series of Pre-Easter sermons on Christian Fun- damentals, the pastor of the Baptist church will speak on Sunday morning on the theme. "The Christian Church. Other themes that have been discussed are: "The Fact of Christ," "The Chris- tian's God," "Christian Prayer" and "The Christian's Book." On March 25, the theme will be "The Christian Life" and on April 1, "The Christian Hope." The Wilmette Choral Society is furnishing es- pecially appropriate music for these morning services. The Bible School with graded instruc- tion for all ages meets at 9:45. the Ad- ult classes conveiu'ng at 10 o'clock. At 3 o'clock in the afternoon, the In- termediate Society will meet and tiie Pastor will lead, the them£ being. "What ^About ^aptrem.'^----------------- The Junior B. Y. P. U. will also meet at 3 o'clock. Dorothy Hosmer will be the leader and the theme will be "What to Forgive and Why." The Senior Young People's Society will hold their regular meeting at 5:30, followed by group meetings in prepara-. tion for coming meetings at 6:30. The topic at 5:30 will be '!©ymgLjffld_J&e_ TnWt?rTf^w!irTrTn~*c^arge of Kermit Bond's Group. This Church co-operates with the Sun- day Evening Club meeting at the Con- gregational Church at 7:30 on Sunday evening, which presents this week Dr. Hugh Black formerly of England, now of Union Theological Seminary in New York. He is one of America's greatest preachers. l On Monday evening at the Church will be the second rehearsal for the Eastet Pageant of the Sunday-School entitled "The Dawning," which is to be given at the Sunday-School Service on April 1 On Tuesday afternon at 3 :30, the pas- tor's group of Intermediate and Junior children will meet at the Church. The weekly meeting for Prayer and Fellowship of the entire Church will be held on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. The Wilmette Baptist Choral society will meet for rehearsal on Thursday evening at 7:45. This afternoon at 1:30, the Woman's Society will meet for White Cross Sew- ing at the Church. _______ ____ The Wilmette Baptist church is located at the corner af Wilmette and Forest Avenues. The pastor may be reached at the church throughout the mornings except Monday, and the Church Office in charge^ of Miss Mattie leanâ€"Badger wilf be open" in the afternoons of the week, except Saturday. The Church tele- phojifcifeJ^J^ The Intermediate C. E. meets at 4:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Julia Wild is the leader this week. Topic: "Factors for making the world better; How can we help?" Accepting the principles of the Christian religion for just what they say, one is warranted in the supposi- tion that men who profess to accept and practide these principles, would avail themselves of an opportunity for a better understanding of the same. This is the purpose of the Men's Bible Class each Sunday morn- ing at 10 o'clock. The Light iBearer Band will meet in the Sunday School Annex Monday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock. The Amicae Chapter of the West- minster Guild meets in the church parlors Monday, March 19, at 2:30 p. m. Friday evening, March 23, in the church parlors there will be a joint meeting of the Amicae and Rebecca Chapters of the Wilmette Westmin- ster Guilds and the Westminster Guild of the First Presbyterian Church of Evantson. Each Guild is to be responsible for half an hour s entertainment. Wilmette Presbyterian Church 9th Street and Greenleaf Avenue Pastor, Rev. George P. Magill, D. D. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Church Service, 11:00 a. m. Junior C. E., 3:30 p. m. Intermediate C. E., 4:30 p. m. Senior C." E., 5:30 p.m. Mid-week Service, Wednesday, 8:00 p. m. METHODIST CHURCH m Next Sunday morning the pastor wiltf-^i speak on the subject "The Fullnllment^f of the Highest Hopes of the Race," us-jl ing as a text I John 1:1-3. Next Sunday afternoon at the five; f o'clock Vesper Service, the Rt. Reverend f! Archimandrite Father Mardary, adminis^f trator of the Serbian Eastern Orthodox^ diocese in the United States and Canada, § will be the speaker. He is the only -U Serbian Bishop in this country and is | expecting to organize congregations here. 1 He was banished to Siberia by the Czar f but was restored to the church under Kerensky. In view ofMhe prominent ; service which our Bishops are rendering i PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Ifitg^iSQod f |^^Sic;:'^viee for WtlfS Gopd Friday ai m^MB'-iiA,-sennon, ^ SflHt 1 ENGLISH I IRAN iglfiii Greenleaf avenue anc ^Services for Marc Bible school at 9 -Seventh Street Pastor "? ::; * * "â- --»-•â€"â- " Our J&r SMspssientsrand: adult meratfcrs should keep in iiiSmmd the~adute-class.|iiTJie sernic*K-wiil and inspire you4,:;..,V,;::;l...;~ '^M^MSi'^- Worship at 11 A, ^~TH«r!pSf6?rwfll As citizens of the Community, the State and the Nation we are the in- heritors of privileges and benefits pro- vided for, and continued unto us by others. Who are responsible for the continuance* and the value of these -ttrfngl" to others? Apparently there are many persons who seem to give but little serious-thought to their re- sponsibility in this connection. Is the hristian Religion and is the Church of any benefit to this Community? You ask^he next questipn of yourself The subject of the sermon next Sun- day morning is-'Tromoting Christian- ity and the Church." :"' ^.'r^Slllll's -©The Boyâ€"Scouts of the Wilmette Presbyterian church will meet Mon- day evening at 7:15 o'clock. The Jun- ior Scouts will meet Friday at 6j45 p. m. instead â- 'of~Tu'eTdayrT~>^ li, Preparation for Easter is the gen- erai topic: at our Mid-weelc services. The subject for next Wednesday even-5 ing is "The preparation_of the church for its place and work in the commurJ- Charlotte Moody is to be_the ielder aT~Jxinior Christian "EhdeavorTSunday afternoonMiS :30 is the .hour,^__x:_ si al:f ^preach on the following subject: "The Kew C^mmandme^?:TlM» nriessagejyilL on one of the beautiful gospel Hlffifelplessons for tlie fifth Sunday in Lent. The The Senior dEndeavibF Will tneet in lh,e church-par4ers .Sunday everting at .iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiimmiiiiiii ,„„„,„„„«,.,....,.........,...........m....................>••»»............-....................â- 'â- ......«................»'.....«.....'....................,,,im"".....,"",,,,",,.....Ml"....."•â- "I You Do Not Profit by Being a Sunday Morning Stay-at-Home That is putting the "reverse English" to the point usually emphasized in appeals for church attend- The faithful church-goers in Wilmette don't need continual urging to participate in the blessings re- ceived each Sunday in some church. Experience has satisfied them that there is no better way to observe God's Holy Day. Perhaps there are two sides to the question. But our belief is that the habitual stay-at-home has no argument against church attendance. Either in- difference or laziness, then, robs JiirrLoXajdcheiLjex^ perience than he now knows. Put this suggestion to a concrete test, and so, Come to Church Sunday. You Need the Church jTummiMiHuiiiiiHiiimifiiiimiimiutmninmiimiiiiimHimmHimHiimmim First Congregational Church Lake and- Wilmette Aves." Rev. Stephen A. Lloyd The First Methodist Church Lake and Wilmette Aves. ^â€"Rev. Gilbert Stansell " St. Augustine's Episcopal Church 1140 Wilmette Ave. Rev. Hubert Carleton Wilmette English Lutheran Church 703 Greenleaf Ave. â€"----- ~r--r-v_____ Rev. William Guise St. John's Lutheran Church Linden and Prairie Aves. £ ; \i--Rev. Herman W. Meyer â- :@ | The First Presbyterian Church Ninth and Greenleaf ;? Rev. George P. Magill The Wilmette Baptist Church Forest arid Wilmette Ayes*|f II Rev- Francis Stiflert