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I !$$i'WW^', THE LAKE 'SHORE NEWS. FRIDAY, TUNE 15, WU CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH rich] BIG PICNIC si Tomorrow, Saturday, June 16,- the ^Church school and congregation will have their Annual Picnic and Beach Oarty on the beach at the foot of Wash- ington avenue, from three o'clock • until twilight. There will be games, sporj^athletic and aquatic events, participated m by young and old. Interest particularly centers in the base ball games between "son and dads" and "daughters and mothers." . It is to be a basket picnic. Every- body bring their own lunch, plate, cup, fork and spoon. Hot coffee will be pro- vided to all who desire it, and ice cream cones will be served to the children. Boy Scouts are planning a bonfire after supper and a "community sing" will be lead by Mrs. McElroy, accompanied by Mrs. Cyon on the baby organ. The committee in charge of the vari- ous events of the day are as follows : Gdneral Committeeâ€"Alfred Watt, chairman, A. H. Howard, Mrs. J. W. McElroy, Mrs. W. A. Richardson. Publicityâ€"Dwight Chapman, G. M. Brooks, Miss Weed. Park Boardâ€"F. B. Crossley. Swimmingâ€"J. N. Macalister, James Wray. Programâ€"Scoutmaster Ewart Cook and Scouts, Miss Pauline Pettibone and Camp Fire Girls, Mrs. W. A .Richard- son, Primary, Miss Emily Goelz, H. C. Toepen, Allen Rossman, W. A. Richard- Refreshmentâ€"Mrs. S. A. Lloyd and Girls of Senior Dept., Mrs. J. W. Mc- Elroy and Girls of Intermediate Dept., F. A. Wilson and Scouts, J. W. Mc- Elroy, Walter Schuler. Base Ballâ€"F. A. Adams, Allen Ross- man. " Transportationâ€"J. C__Crossjey^Frank Robert Page, season Sunday Adams, Sam Hafl. _ Kitchen Policeâ€"THE ENTIRE BUNCH. . We welcome home our boys and girls, -whtr have spent most of the year away at college. a Sunday morning, Mr. Lloyd will ad- dress his sermon particularly to the Ypung People of the congregation, since it is the Annual Graduates' Day. ! Sunday afternoon at 5:30, a meeting will be held in the interest of the Geneva Conference. Mr. Charles C. Light, Executive Secretary of the Missionary Conference will speak on the work of the conference, illustrating his address with stereoptican views. This is a Union service, taking the place of the Ypung Peoples meeting from all the churches, and members of this congregation, young and old, are cordially invited. Rev. Francis C. Stifler, who is chairman of uie Cuuiiiimee"TOr^e^ts^c&ary:£du- cation conference, will preside.â- -â- Â» ~ The Neighborhood Circle, Mr*. C. N. Roberts, chairman, will meet at the home of Mrs. J. B. Olwin, 820 Lake avjeiuiey-^on-T-uesdayrJtine \% Luncheon will be served at 12:30, and election of officers will be the order of the day. All members are urged to be present. 15 Wednesday evening at eight o'clock, Devotional services. W§$0Sl: ilffpSThe Annual Graduation Promotion fit Exercises at 10:30 Sunday Morning, lii/Jurie 17th:- ' -Sllfcm::'^" tit- "'V 'â- ' ' FROCJlAM'r^Kr.:'..:t.r-A.. ^f5|| Organ Prelude fiiifProcessional....Beginners, Primary and I IS Junior Departments IfliHymnâ€"No. 2, Italian Hymn.^..The Wm- ."'Congregation m'^c/^gt^&z' |!i.'Prayer"....... W\^M^m^Dr. Stansell ilgWelcome .............. Betty Paddock ||fiChoir /Numbej:;;ijg|^^ " I ...,...........>... Eldora Hopkins I Graduating Exercises and Awarding of fiH^*pten»8='r§4^^ |Baptismal Service ffi0i-m$M&0M^fi&fWml lOffertory ' "â- â-  i'^':^^^ |S61o^"TJiat Sweet Story of Old" ._.... Mrs. R. J. Burrows iRecitatrohâ€""The Love of Jesus" i|||| Betty T^esiie Graduating Exercises and Awarding of ^Diplomas and Bibles^£imatv_OepL liprus^^hineForthT<§glM;Mmm, ' .;.......; â- ....... Junior? Department IThifti One Hundred and Twenty-first tr Psalm^ ^..^. ^.... .^irst Year Juniors pExerciseâ€"Every Day Lessons Imogene s Paddock, Lucile Boyajian, Dora Bur- fows, Louise Matthewsffi LeonoTe Palmer; Marion Anderson.tfS The Bible and Its Books....Lola J£urz, I. Janice Fisher, Sarah â- . Pageli^^;?S- ^Graduating Exercises and Awarding of Diplomas ........ Junior Department Pageantâ€"^'Freedom an dthe Flag" f::-i%JSI^$.....'.Intermediate' Department |A /'Hyffttt^-No. 678...The Congregation (fkawedictioft^"â- â- â€¢'â- â- â-  .'â- ".'â-  mmmmmm$Â¥ <&£:â- 'â- i-l-^.m- .Graduates mm^mmm^& ;f?w^ Beginnersâ€"Robert Anderson, Donald ||§§||tl»Coffey, â-  >BilIie : Culver, .. Frances Haskins, lillil Allen Hendrickson, Frank Hooper, Jack if fig vlHopkins, Jean Anne Moulding. Billie lillt|l:Neumann,:.Theron;. Smith, Gilberl Stan- ifiliipell; Mary Ella Waidner,fe$fe: V,} ||||^^^imary----LuciUe Aghasion, .Albert. |^^^^Ba.rker,. Kenneth Bontecou, Katherine if|§i|t§Bowinanr;Artb^^ ^ Isabelle Haskins, Robert Hess. George Jones. James Millington, Elwood Mons, 1?"^«^^itons^L- AMint • :West, Jcfan . ^rtcli.Si;sv â- :â- ::â- ;; „,, :--: Juniorsâ€"Lyman ---BettS# barren Bur- ows, Elliot Davies. Robert Harper, oseph Hill; Francis Matsbn, Robert Crw- .^^i^00^^?!?6^*^ Stoker, Highest Honor Students, J^iprs^- Robert McCrea, Walter Wenzell. i fj Honor Student* Honor Studentsâ€"Marion Baldwin, Martha Berendsohn, Margaret Bickham, Lucile Royajian, Theodore Buck, Eliza- beth Burrows, Janice Fisher, Robert Fuch, Marion Anderson, Leonore Palmer, Lois Hanawalt, Lola Kurz, Marion Net- tleman, Nancy Nordorf, Sarah Page, William Sherman, Frances Stiles, Willard Thorpe, John Waidner. Perfect Attendance Record Primaryâ€"Emma Bickman, Kenneth Bontecou. M~+w^ '^"-' Juniorâ€"Margaret Bickman, Fuch, Lois Hanawalt, Sarah LeRoy Stoker, John Waidner. Big Musical Service The big Choir will close its with a beautiful musical service evening at eight o'clock, June 1/th. The program is under the direction of Mr. Orville Jennings Borchers, Director, and and Mr. Porter Heaps, Organist. Organ Prelude Chorusâ€""Springs in the Desert ':.;.......___'..,............. Jennings Tenor. Soloâ€""Open the Gates at the Temple" ..f- •. • • • •........ ~ Knapp ;s::slMr. Ryan ' Double Trio (Ladies)â€""The Word Is Like a Garden"........... Berwald Misses Birr, Burrows, Fisher, Jackson, Davison, Bontecou Cantataâ€""Gallia" i>...... .... Gounod Assisted by Miss Dorothy Schultz, Soprano Baritone Soloâ€""It Is Enough" * ..................___ Mendelssohn Mr. Benn Cars well Quartetâ€""O Gladsome Light" ........................ Buck Jones, Mrs. Bontecou, Mr. Ryan, Mr. Borchers Soprano Soloâ€" Miss Adelaide Jones Double Mixed Quartetteâ€""He Sendeth the Springs Into the Valleys". Wareing Misses Birr, Burrows, Lundberg, Davison; Messrs^Belote. Strong, Lbng^THanawaltr. Duetâ€""In Heavenly Love Abiding" ........................... Pontius Miss SchUlz and Mr. Carswell Chorusâ€""The Radiant Morn Hath Passed Away".......... Woodward Organ Postlude The Epworth League devotional meet- ing will convene Sunday evening at 6:15 P. M. Mr. Joseph Miller, President, Mr. Borchers, 1st Vice-President, and Miss Margaret Stafford, Pianist. The leader will be Tod Wheeler and the subject will be "Preparing for Citizen- ship". Read Matt. 5:10-16. Our Sunday School will continue right through the summer, as will practically all the activities of the church. Three camps for boys and young men have been planned, the first one begin- ning July 14th. There will be two camps for girls, Midweek prayer and praise service B^^dar ^evening at^dteht o'clock under the direction of the Pastor. THe lesson will be drawn from the eleventh chapter of The Acts. The Monday Lunch Club will meet at the Central Y. M. C. A. Monday, June 18th, at 12:30, Room A. Girl Scouts will meet at 4:15 Wednes- day. Junior Boy Scouts will meet Thursday evening at seven o'clock. Boy Scouts will meet Friday evening 7:30 o'clock. It will doubtless be the largest meeting ever held by that body as well as the busiest. Representatives from all over the world will attend, and it is expected that Missions will receive-more atten- tion at this convention than any other single triatter. The Rev. Mr. Meyer, pastor of St. John's will attend the con- vention as the representative of the Bureau of Lectures and Information on Missions, it being the aim to consoli- date all informative work, and all pub- licity activities under one head. On Saturday afternoon, June 30, the annual Sunday school picnic of St. John's Lutheran church takes place at the Glen- view Forest Preserve. The date was changed from June 13 to the 30th be- cause it was found more convenient on the latter datew Every effort is to be made to get all the members out for a good cheery old time basket picnic. Auto- mobile owning members are going to be asked to place their machines at the dis- posal of the Sunday school for trans- portation purposes. Games of all kinds for old. and young. Mr. Walter L. Ed- wards who has accepted the position of general manager of the affair is busy gathering his army of helpers, and tt seems that whoever will come is in â- for a mighty good time. Remember the date. Saturday, June 30. "The Religion of the Masses/' is the topic of the sermon for next Sunday morning. Have you ever tried to dis- cover or define what we have called "The Religion of Masses?" You will be interested in this discussion. We are taking this occasion to an- nounce that Sunday morning, June 24, is to be observed as Saint John's Day by the Masons of the village. Special service is being arranged for, the ad- dress to be given by Dr. Magill. p The Masonic imperial Quartet will sing. > The Junior, Intermediate and Endeavor; societies met last SundaTlt had an interesting and worth while â-  vflSk and will look forward to the conSS season with new plans and enthusiS at q :w o clock. ; â- }^MM^!M^^M£^- -: â- â- ^â- â- li Remember thel"'MSunulS:!*wShooi' ^' Church picnic tomorrow afternoon at US Forest Preserve. Each family hr£ their basket of provisions. Hot coffS served to those presenting a cup Pre* lemonade and ice-cream. It is exDeciS that all the automobiles belonging totS families of ^church will meet at SI church. at ,i*0> to. transport not M themselves but all the members of H Sunday School not ^having such ineap Of transportation. Tjjjg t& everybodvl picnict â-  .Comel|i^s!lM|i.•â- ...â- ".'â- " â-  m 'â-  Th« X0"0* w^â„¢5" <>Cthe WestminC ter Guild of the Presbyterian Churei gave a Japanese Uwn Party at the homl of Mrs. A. L. Miller, 105 6th stxSm Thursday evening, June 14. streetf? beauu*^ Mixed Miss ^t SIP W§$ mm] | Linden and Prairie Aves., Wilmette ii Herman W. Meyer, M. A. Pastor^_ 406 Prairie Ave. TelephoheT396 ".;. SERVICES it III Ss3d ^Sunday after Trinity. 9:15 A. M. Sunday school and Bible Classesi at Library Hall. ^ ,9:45 A. M. First service and sermon l# at the church.___;._._:_______ _____ 11:00 ATTST. Second service and sermon IpVat'the church^:,-®:-' ^pjipjaunity' Calls and ^Few+ .wer,;^-.^,^. I!lf;>S->;Milptfatthew' 9, 37. &":- ' ililiSSii:MEETlNGS .'â-  &^f- Monday evening at 8 at the Pastor's Srudy> meeting joi the Sunda^Esjcfegol teachers and officers. 'lit* â- â- .. '. ;Jr ; Tuesday evening at 8 tlir' Building CommitteeJ::;'r' On|=?|MondayISafternoon the Bibief School, which has been conducted dur- ing the entire scholastic year^ttSti John's closed for the summer vacation. SCTchildren were enrolled and in regular attendance during the fall and spring terms. The fall term "begins on the third Monday in September, and all par- ents who have children eight years of age or above are encouraged to send their children to these classes which will be conducted throughout the year, every Monday and Friday afternoon. St. John's will be fully equipped to take care of a large number of children as soon as theVneV church is completed. There is no charge of any kind for tui- .â- tion....;;,vV;v â- ' . â- '.â- ;â-  â-  :i'%:: The annual closing picnic of the week- day class at St. John's took place last Tuesday at the church yard arid v-was attended by 48 children, all of whom took part in the games and events and vied with each other in the enjoyment :of^"theSief^resfm^ the close the awards for attendance and scholarship were given, Howard Bleser carrying off the highest honers as the winner of an -award ^for attendance riind "scholarsfiip7 as welt as the wjnnw of fh^ 7*> ya*A dash. "j#h^^*Kmual Coinvention of the" Lull eran Synod of Missouri will be held at .-Foife^^yne,::,Ind^iif cpjb^^«itoni|||$4? 20, to Saturday, Jtinf 30 incltwi COME You may feel that you are strong enough to standi alone; that you get along quite as well without obJ|i| serving the outward, forms and ceremonies; that|^ you can worship Goa just as well in your"own|iil home as at churchy But no one can live to himseli^H alone. The "brotherhood of man" is not an ldle^| phrase, but vef^ truth; and perfect strength isjJB found only in .unionâ€"4n co-pperatiott^j»^^iifE^^^ The power^generated by the combined thought ofJH men concentrating on spiritual ideas may be mao!e|^l an irresistible force, working in the community for jif| order, for peace, and for prosperity! Such an or-l||i ganized spiritual power is greater --ilmn-^e-powcr§ffl, of ignorance and evil; it is a very tower of strength S| and stability^-â€"The church may be inade r sortntjf ||S central power station for generating and <Hstfibut- II ing this dynamic â-  ?!^gy*,^:;^^^f It is the highest duty and privilege of ev#y citizen ||| to work for the upbuilding and process^ of liis com-lfl munity. Prove your good citizenship by throwing the weight of your influence on the Side of this mighty force that is the source of all spiritual and material advancement. ;^i^ YOU NEED THE CHURCH NEEDSjmil iisiSsi M SSSsS «P*?*! ^^||^pi^IRECTORY^of^^^^^y|^- WM St. Augustine's Episcopal Church |. 1140 Wilmette Ave.' lI^*-ll|fS:S-!i:; •S'fe'-i p" t^. Merman }y, Meyet^S^ iinden'; and',Prairie... Aves. ilfci CoBfregatianal Ornrch |^# ind Wil«ttette Ave*. .^«!#R^P;' Nintii "'and ,;Greenleaf Wibaeite English Lutheran Church :^B3 Greenleaf Ave!;' ':§>§tKev. 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