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THE :t.ACTmORE NEWS. FRIDAV SEPTEMBER 21, w:v-JP I CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Yes, it is Rally Day here too! And that means Rally in all departments of the Sunday school and the church. The church school will meet at 10:00 o'clock and classes will be promoted, and an op- portunity given to the students and teachers to become acquainted. Every member of the school should be on hand for enrollment. At the morning service at 11 o'clock, diplomas and certificates of promotion will be awarded to the students of the Church school. Teachers and officers of the church school will be installed by the minister and the deacons^ of the church. In his sermon, Mr, Lloyd will address himself to the Church school on the subject "Anticipations." The first meeting of the North End circle for this season will be held on Monday, September 24, at the home of Miss Ida Nourse, 1137 Greenwood ave- nue. Miss Nourse will be assisted by Mrs. W. A. Mann and, Mrs. J. W. Iliff. The Boy Scouts are getting into their stride for the year's work and will meet 1 for drill and instruction on Tuesday eve- ning at Roosevelt headquarters. On Wednesday evening, September 26, the men and boys of the church are in- vited to a dinner at 6:30, to be served in the parlors of the church. There will be a short program, and the affairs for the coming year will be discussed. The Cozy Corner circle will serve the dinner and the program will be in charge of Mr. Frank Wilson. t , Thursday, September 27\ the Neighbor- hood circle will conduct a Rummage Sale in the Boulevard building on Central avenue Contributions of out-grown clothing and dis-used household equip- ment will be greatly appreciated. Phone Mrs. A. H. Howard, 1539 Friday, the Washington Avenue circle will be entertained at the home of Mrs. "James C. Crossley, 407 Washington ave- nue. Mrs. Goodhue and Miss Frances â€"Goodhue whT~be~ Dstesses. The deacons and trustees of the church will tender * reception on Friday eve- ning September 28, to Rev. and Mrs. Bryan S. Stoffer, on the eve of their -depa sale of bonds. Then on Sunday, Sep- tember JO, the result of what members have done will be read by the pastor. Classes for'die Christian educarion^of Children have now begun at St. Johns. The initial enrollment was 35 but it is expected that at least 25 children_ will still enter. There is no tuition charge for these classes, all children that come receiving this teaching freely. The junior class for children from 8 to 11 is taught by Miss Clara Mueller, while the pastor has charge of the Senior and Confirma- tion class. These classes meet every Monday and Friday at 4. v The Sunday school teachers and offi- cers meet at the church on Monday eve- ning, September 24, at 8 o'clock. Papers are to be delivered by several of the teachers on matters relating to the prac- tical teaching of the Sunday school les- sons. Every teacher should be present. _The cho:r has now reorganized and will probably have a larger member- ship than last year which was rthe first v -r of its existence. At present the Vm is to pertect a program for the dedication of the new church and great enthusiasm is being shown by the rrran-' bers. of the parish are cordially invited. rj ENQJSH LUTHERAN Greenleaf and Seventh William Guise, Pastor Phone: Wilmette 2674 rices for September 23: ^ Bible School session at 9:45. Along "with the study of the lesson in the vari- ous, classes, an interesting program oi Appropriate recitation and songs will take place before the entire school. We hope to -have our new hymnals for use by die school. Adults' and young people G BAPTIST CHURCH â- HMMMB Rally Day will be observed in all the services of the Baptist church on Sun- day, September 23. the hours of the services are as follows: Bible School at 9 45. Worship at 11 o'clock. Young People's Meeting at 5:30. As the seating capacity of the meet- ign place of the church is limited, the friends are advised to come promptly to the Morning Service. An important meeting of the Build- ing committee of the church will be held in . the pastor's study at 8 o'clock on Tuesday night, September 25. , The School of Missions will begin its first semester on Wednesday evening, September 26. The class for Juniors will meet-atr 3^3&Tnr -the Children's hall where they will begs their study of Miss Margaret Apple- garth's book entitled "The Honorable Japanese Fan-." The Young People's class and the class for adults will con vene at 7:30 u'cltnk, the adull Class s| Worship^with suitable sermon for the $ay at 11 o'clock, fcet every member of meeting in Children's hall and the Young People's class in the church parlors. The adult class will be taught by Profesor Edmund D. Soper of Northwestern' uni- versity, and will use the book "Creative Forces in Japan," by Galen M. Fisher. The Young People's class will be led by Mrs. W. Carey Matthews and will use Dr. William Axling's book entitled "Japan on the Upward Trail." There will be a Devotional Period from 8:30 Tor^ o'ctockrand ^he^lfhTirejIchool will be in Assembly together^from 9-9-.30, at which a popular presentation of Japan will be given. Dinner will be served at the church in connection with the opening of the School of Missions at 6:30, Wednesday as well as the children are invited to ^be* evening. Reservations should be made present and enjoy Rally Day with us *"â€"J-------rjLl- **â€" A -"â-  ^ "»* A Sunday with the Asst. Dean, Mrs. Annie Beach, or before Tuesday noon through the church office. i *M*y ai *» UUUI.K. *^ci every mauuer ui â€" i; '$tt congregation be present in orderThaT The Wilraette Baptist Choral society || next Sunday may be a real banner day. will meet for rehearsal at 7:45, Septem- i Friends are alwav3 wplrnmp K»« ?7 .,-,.-... Friends are always welcome j§ The Holy Communion Service will be held on September 30. Keep this service in mind. ig Linden and Prairie Aves., Wilmette |t Herman W. Meyer, M. A., Pastor & 406 Prairie Avenue. Phone 1396 ^ RALLY DAY 'W* - SERVICES â- 'â-  f J7th Sunday after Trinity | 9:15 A. M. Sunday school and Brlble I classes at Library Halt | 9:45 A. M. First service and sermon .aOhe church be* 27. The regular monthly meeting of the Department of Religious Education will be held in Children's hall on Friday evening, September 28, at 8 o'clock. -^luV-evenmg,â€"Sepiein&r^r~an~iiii- portant meeting of the Young People's society to transact business connected with the opening of their Fall work will be held at 7:30 in Children's hall. | The Wilmette Baptist church is lo- cated at the corner of Wilmette and Forest avenues and welcomes all to its services. The pastor, Rev. Francis C. Stifler, may be reached at his study dur- ing the morning by appointment. The church office is open from 2-5 daily ex- cept Saturdays and from~9^12~ on Sat- to Mrs. Btckham, Wilmette 1225 or to Miss Qtugg, Wilmette 1082. First division of the Ladies Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. James, IAN Forest avenue, on Thursday, September 27, at 2 d'cloclc This is the first meet- ing of the year and a good attendance is desired- Fifth division date and place of meet- ing will be announced from the pulpit next Sunday, as will any other division announcements which are sent to the churchy-office before that time. Epworth league mee:ing Sunday evening at 6:15 o'clock and Intermt *i- ate league at 6 o'clock. Scout meetings are lininfr up^or the year again. The Girl Scouts have prac- tically, completed their new organiza- tion. St AUGUSTINE'S PA|BH A number of the men and older boys of St Augustine's are in attendance at the International convention of tue Brotherhood of St. Andrew which bc: ^an its sessions at the University oj Chicago Wednesday evening and will close Sunday night. .Some have taken rooms at the university and others are attending* as many meetings as they can, journeying back and torth,------l In place of the sermon at St. Aug- tine's next Sunday morning at the 11 o'clock service there will be an address given by one of the visiting lay dele- gates to the International Convention of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew. A delegate to the Junior Department ,ot the- C^tireli-'dai^^W^^itd^aS1' 9:45. . â-  .:\,"f^'--:?0iMk^*?W. â- ':'& St. Augustine!* Troopjfo. 4 of tM Boy Scouts began its sessions in thl Parish House lat Saturday night wit| an unusually 1 arge attendance.Th* prospects for a very successful wintei are of the highest. Mr. Robert Kenf yon was appointed press fepresental tive. 'â- 'â- ' TiV MW'A# :â- â- â- â- 'â-  %' Both the Church Schools of St. Aug! tine's assembled last Sunday morning with a large number of new teachers, as leaders to^^ak^ plac^ of^those wncif had moved away. At alneeting of St. Augustine's Ves^ try last week the resignation of Rev; Leland H. Dahforth, curate of St. Aug- tine^s, was aeeepted^vtfth- regret. MrT Danforth finds it necessary to give ms whole time to the parish of the Holy IP ^^^rd-^^^S^C^o^atKenriworth. His res.g IpiipfpTlOO A. M. .Second' service and sermon ttfPtllltfe â- â- at,the church. .a-.i:.^?^'-"-- W|»^^ Subject of the 'sermon :^il#- : pi^»i(|.;'^heXhurch and the Child'f5p£ . ^mkffl***'^ â- â- â- â- â- :â-  Mating. -q}0\ â-  Monday and Friday at 4 b^lock^Ehtl- dren's classes at the church. H| Monday and Friday at 8, Classes for adults at the study. 1-â€"- ^^ll^L^r^::.: i Tuesday evening at 8, the Building" (Committee. I- Thursday evening at 8, the Choir. f Next wpefe will be an eventful one Sin SST John's . parish. On Sunday a fRALLY SERVICE wilt be held at the Sunday school at which every child and urdays. The church telephone is~WfE" mette 2235 §ie time to enroll the new children. St. oral'sTexteiids a^ cbrd^welcome0 toall j#Hio ^contemplate sending their children to Sunday school. â€"â€"â€"â€"---------- i&&Wfr"Sunday' will also usher in LOYALTY f|§|ifl!v'EEK,.at St John's.- Every member I?Ml§ #f the church; old and young, is asked m that week to do all he or she can ig> complete the financing of the new St. John's church now under construe^ lion. If every member participates ac- cording to ability, the funds necessary ail ?m:>M Doctor Stansell will preach Sunday morning at eleven o'clock. - The Sunday School Rally service promises to be a fine one. . The new- ly elected general superintendent, Mr. Thomas H. West, will be presented to the school in a very pleasing program. _^____j_______________„_________ After twenty minutes in general as^ iewr^^wichei^fe-ex^ec^edTâ€"N^^ the " " ~ church, the school will divide into de- partments and classes, -^-i^i^^^ Rally Day The Seating Capacity of the Wilmette Churches Is As Follows:â€" First Congregational.......... 650 Wilmette Parish Methodist----- 400 St. Augustine's............... 340 St, John's^uth^ran^.;.-........ 130 Kr^T^r^^yterian^ Wilmette Baptist Wilmette English Lutheran 300 250 75 2,145 The estimated expansion within fire regulations brings the figure to 2765. • - There are no restrictions on parking cars in the neighborhood of the churches. Specially detailed police will be on hand to^control traffic and safe- guard children. If you will display your poster on your home or your car Saturday and come out as a family on Sunday â€" Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Good music; Bible stud} prayer and praise will be the nature of .the. service. %*â-  i;:-;:^:->;9>" - ?^)P The Woman's Foreign Missionaiy society will hold their annual dinner in thereburch Friday evening, Septem- ber 28, at 6 o*ck>ck.; Be sui&^and_xe» serve the date for a good dinner and to complete the church entire should be ^nzzmteTesting program. Send reser- ^readily realized, through gifts and the -â€"'-â€"- L «r„^.„._ o_.-_, ^ vations by Wednesday, September 26 Religious History Will Be Made In « WILMETTE , on m RALLY DAY- Call Your Pastor for Posters 1$ DIRECTORY OF CHURCHES: t3M/*$':$°%': Wilmette English Lutheran Church St. AugustineV Episcopal Church 703 Greenleaf Ave. ^ Rev. William Guise The Wilmette Baptist Church Forest and Wihnette^ Aves. 1140 WilmetterAve. Rev. Hubert Carleton St John's Lutheran Church ___Unden and Prairie Aves. Rcv^.^JferMmfVrMeyer Tlie First Methodist Church Lake and Wilmette Aves. Rev. Stephen A. Lloyd Xake and Wilmette Aves. Rev. 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