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10 WILMETTE LIFE, FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1924 Baptist Church Thls evening Is Church Acqull.lntan <·t> night at tht- Baptist church. The Phllathell. class will en t <>rtaln with th t> Jll'l'!u>ntatlon of thE' pia)· "Neighbon" and all th e members of the church and congr!'~:"ation are Invited to comto at 8 o'clock to e njoy an evening of fellowship and fun before we break up for the summe1·. Sunday morning, Mr. Stifter will commence a s rl f's ot sermons en tl ti ed "The Christ of the New T estam nt." Besides the eva nge lical and devotional note, thE-re will he a large content of Scripture exposition In this series of sermons which should make the N e w Testament more intelligible to ~!.ns~ of us. The topi cs are a:s !olMay 2~. "Christ According to Ma t1, "Chri s t According to Mark." June 8, "Christ According to Luk e." Jun e 15, "Ch rist According to John ." June 22, "Ch r·i st According to Paul." Jun e 29, "Christ According to the Apocalypse." th!:7~·~ lng o! the Hungry Soul" at the morn- durmg this servcle. All those wish- should be glad to have them attend Ing service at 11 o'clock. ing to receive the Sacr amen t are re- here. quested to make this kn own to the Th e North End ClrciP, ~Irs. C. P. pastor on Saturday, May 31. The preAt 11 o'r·lol'k Sunday, will be mornBerg, chairman, will hold its annual paratory service for communicants lng senit <' anll sermo~ by the pastor. lun c h eon, Monday, :\fay 26. at 12:30 will ' b egin at 10:45 o'cloc k . o'c lock, at the home of ~frs. ,V. G . Mcintosh. Sunday, at 5 o'clock. Intermediate league meeting. Miss Ruth C. Pease, Thl.' Jubilee Singers from the Utica supervisl vr. Wilm e tte, Illinois Normal Industrial Institute will gi ve a conet>r·t !\londay night at 8 o'clock, R ev. George Gilbert Stansell, pastor In th e Baptist auditorium. No admisSunday a t () o'clock. Epworth league At 7r o'clock this evening a dinner sion will be charged, but an offering will m eet. Toplc:-"The Leadership will be taken and every cent received ha s been plann ed In celebration of of Youth in :lfethodlsm." will goo to the support of the Institute Boys' Week, at the Oullmette Country club. It Is hoped that every fathwhich suffered a dlsasu·ous loss by Monday, 12: 30 o'clock. Lunch club e r and mothe r of a boy, or anyone fir e last year. Interested In boys, will be on hand at the Centra l Y. M.. C. A. Roos eve lt T roop No. 2. Boy Scouts, tor this great treat. 7:30 o'clock. Boy Scouts ln thelr will mee t at h eadq uarters at 7:15 regular meeti ng. o'clock, Tu esday night. Wednesday, 4 o'clock. Girl Scouts On Sunday, at 9:30 o'clock In the morning, our church school, In all Hs will meet. Church Night service, Wednesday departments will meet. It your chil8 o'clock. Mid-week service and a night at 8 o'clock. dren are not enrolled elsewhere, we continuance of the special services N ext Sunday Mr. Lloyd will speak on "The soul of the Nation," a l\l em orial Day service. The Boy Scouts a re invit ed to attend and will l ead In the salute t o the flag. Methodist Church being held this month. Thla tneetllll will be led by the pastor, who11e theme will be, "The Dynamic Power of the Spirit." Thursday, o' clock. Junior will meet. 8 o'clock. Senior choir rehearsaL , Saturday, 2 o'clock. Junior tholr rehearsal. June 1, the Evanston Commande!T Knights Templar will worship wltb us at 3 o'clock in the &ftt>rnoon in 1 · beautiful service commemorating Atc'enaion Day. June 15, Children's Day school and church. June 22, Wilmette Lodge No. tat will meet with us In observance of St. John's Day. June 29, the A. T. Sherman Odd Fellows lodge will worship with us. There 1 in the ra fered by company cago. TF whi~:h popularitJ ha The Bible school with graded Instruction tor all agea meets at 9 :45, the adult claasea convening at 10 Greenleaf Avenue and Seventh Street o'clock. William Guise, Pastor Services !or Sunday, llfay 25. The junior and Intermediate B. Y. P . Worship with sermon at 11 o'clock. U. will me t at 3 and 3:30, r espectively, Suntlay afte1·noon. Pastor Millhou:se, of Jonesboro, who Is visiting relatives in Oak Park and at The senior B. Y. P. U. will meet at tending the annual meeting o~ the Illinoi s synod in Chicago, wlll be our 6:30 In Children's hall. 1peaker for the day. 'Ve anticipate a A special evening service has b ee n 1-;'00d a tte11dance on th e part of m e mplann ed for Sunday at 7:30 In the be rs and friends. church auditorium. At that time, Rev. Sunday school at 9:4 5. Graded lesJam es l\1. H e nry, the n e wly- e lected sons. The adult class will study "Petpresi d e nt ot Can ton Christian college er's Confession." We would like to will speak, using th e beautiful slides have more parents present at the sesprepa1·ed by th e co ll ege. Canton sion:s of this Important class. Th e Christian college is of great Interest work on th e Chlld1·en·s day program to us now iJmsmuch as Mr. Kitch e n has b!'en begun by the committee. expects to take up work there In the 'v\'h ic h class will win the attendance n ear future. bann e r for June? The choir will meet on Friday eveMonday evening at 8 o'clock In the ning. auditorium, the Uti ca Jubilee Singe1·s, Mr. 'Villiam Melbye and th e pas tor of Utica, Miss., will present a pro- atte nd ed th t' mt:etinK o! th e Illinois gram. There will be a fre e -will of- synQu this Wt:e k . The sessions w ere fering taken for the benefit of the held In Holy Trinit y c hurch, C hicago. Utica Normal and Industrial Institute. English Lutheran -------- minute sl which ofl been subj with a v action of service. Beginnl elevated avenue tCl minute Sl erating t north tet minutes. , Hereto1 The Camp Fire Girls will meet at the church, Tu esday at 3:30. The mid-week meeting of the church for pi·aye r wiii be h e ld In Children 's hail, 'Vedn es uay even ing, at 7 ;30. The choir will m oet for reh ::trsal a t th e church on Thurs<lay at 7:45. The \Vo lt Cubs will r epor t to h eadQU U.J' turs o n Saturday from 3-5. The '\Vilm l't l e Baptist ch~rch is l o catcll on Wlluwtte and 1-~o r es t avenues and welcome11 a ll to its services. The pastor, Rev. F1·aucis C. Stlti e 1 ·, may ue l'eacheu at his study dul'lng th e mornings or by appointment. The church office in charge ot Miss Badger ls open daily from 9-5 and from 9-12 fsn .:fJ~!~~~ lhe church telephone St. Augustinets Parish Th e St'rv lces at St. Augustine's n ext Sunday, the fifth Sunday after Easter will IJ Holy Communion at o'clock: <· hu1·ch schools at 9:45, morning prayu· and so;rmon at 11. Thursday, ~fay 29, will b e Ascension Da~·. 1.'h er·e will be two celebrations ot th e H oly Communion, one at 8 A. 1\f. and one at 10 A . 1\!. Last Friday a group of Boy and Girl Scouts !rom the different tJoops in t~ e village assemb led at St. Augustine s church to listen to a talk by Bob Becker, attached to the Field museum, writer of the Woods and Waters column ot the Tribune. Mr .Beck e r thrille d the boys and girls with personal accounts of hunting In South America and bear hunting in Alaska. There will be a~eetlng of the Order of Sir Galahnd, Sunday evening at 8 o'clock in St. Augustine's club ho'use to Initiate new members Into the del'rees of page and esquire. The Episcopal churches of the Unlted States are contributing Sunday to a $3,000,000 Japanese reconstruction fund to rebuild churches, hospitals and educational Institutions destroyed by the earthquake. St. Augustine's will join In this Sunday. Preparations are on foot for a three-day hike and camp of the Bov Scoub! of St. Augustine's culminating In a barbecue at our camp west of Glencoe. Mr. Clerk Leach will be in charge. The Church a NECESSITY of Life! The church is needed to keep whatever good there is in the world from falling to pieces. Bernard Shaw, wtho cannot be accused of being a religionist, expressed the thought in another way when he stated that, if the church should shut down, an irresistible demand for their ·re-establishment would be provoked; that people would suddenly discover that they had been deprived of a necessity of life, and there would be more churches than ever and fuller ones. Here in Wilmette the necessity of the church is firmly established. You can best express your conviction by the habit of regularity in church attendance. including and inclt~ have ope to eighte new sch on a sch that it i. patrons Evans to and will tinations as to sea 23 First Presbyterian Church The members of the Presbyterian church, and others of the community Interested In the Chicago Christian Industrial league, are to have the opportunity ot hearing an interesting story next Sunday morning. George A. Kllb ey, superintendent of the league, will occupy the l>Ulplt for the morning service and tell some (nter:~~~~g s~~rl~en.~oncernlng the "ReThe Industrial l;;:gue Is In the center of that drifting, homeless, jobless mass ot men found on West Madison and Monroe streets, Chicago. The purpose of the Industrial league Is to help those who are willing to help themselves. Be sure to hear Mr. Kilbey Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Ot all the succe;;ful events planned by the Woman's society none has ever excelled the Birthday party ot last Tuesday. The new dining--room could not have been better adapted to the arrangement of tables representing a. great wheel with Its twelve spokes. The table decorations representing the twelve months were cleverly wrought out, readily suggesting the na.me thereof. Who could describe the program? The mind ot. mere man could not have conceived the varied and thrllling "stunts" each of the twelve groups presented. This event will live long in the memory of those participating. Two hundred ladles attended this Luncheon Birthday party. St. John's Lutheran Wilmette and Park avenues, Wilmette Herman W. Meyer, M. A. Pastor 406 Prairie avenue. Telephone 1396 SERVICES a 9:30 a. m. Sunday school and Bible class. 9:45 a. m. First service and sermon. 11 :00 a. m. Second service and sermon. MISSION SUNDAY Address by the Rev. E. F. Mlll~r on ~h~E~~~~~RAN MISSIONS IN SOUTH Thursday, May 29, at 7:45, service in commemoration of Christ's Ascension. MEETINGS Monday, at 8, Chicago Sunday School Institute. Monday, at 4, Children's classes. w~e~'!_~~~~y, at 4, Children's FareNext Sunday, May 25, fa MISSION SUNDAY at St . .John'11, to which everyone Is cordially invited. There is a special treat In store for those who attend the service. They will hea.r an interesting and educating missionary address by a man thoroughly familiar with his subject: "Lutheran Miss~ons In South America." Pastor E. F · Miller, the speaker, spent seventeen years In the above mentioned mission field, and was for a number ot years the President of the Brazilian district of the Lutheran church. He will speak at 9:45 and at 11 o'clock. ~~~s~trerlngs of the day are !or mlsThere Is to be ;:-special service at Concordia Teachers' college River Forest, at 2:30 o'clock on Su~day a.tternoon In the general Interest of educational projects within the Lutheran church. Everyone Is invited to attend this service and dncldentally to· view the buildings and grounds of this fine lnstlution which occupies 40 acres bounded by Augusta, Monroe, Bonnie Brae, and Division streeta, River Forest. The classes for the Christian education of children will close with a tarewell party as usual, on Wednesday !\fay 2!>. It Is hoped that all the chil~ dren who have been enrolled and In attendance during the current school ~jaj01~i 11g~~:fef~~- spend a few hours ever occ anythin advertisi your bu week, tel and acq that wit fact. If voice of you can 1ow pric full pag and ava tunity. Even speed u bigger o own hor Every lndicatlo;-points to a large attendance and a great time this evenine. It Is Sunday School night. The omcera and teachers <>t. the Sunday :~g~f~r:"lll entertain the parents and A beautiful pageant will be presented toa-ether with special program features. To-night at 8 o'clock In the new Sunday school auditorium. The uaual meetl;;gs this week Girl Reserves and Boy Scouts. of Gilbert Meyel' Ro1enbe Hubba Winnetk RidpaY1 Linden Edin~rer Wei11en~ Shoreen Frint The 0 The 1everal Sp"clces of the Woman's society will meet ~n the homes according to previous appointments. General Sunda.y ;;;-hool at 9:30 o'clock. Bible classes for men and women at ~~~~cc~. Christian Endeavor at ng 0 DIRECTORY OF CHURCHES: SL Aucustiae's Episcopal C.arch FII'St Congreptioual t\urcb 1140 Wilmette Ave. Rev. Hubet"l Carleto11 Lake and Wilmette Aves. Where? Presbyterian church at the ~':e~e~e- ot Ninth street and Greenleaf Rev. Step/u,. A. Lloyd To P Permi Congregational Church Choir rehearsal tonight at 7·30 o'clock under the ~ectlon ot Mr. ca·ll\. The different groups o! Camp Fire in WJlmette will give a bakery sale fn Pll8'rlm hall, Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. The proceeds from this sale wlll go toward furnishing the cottaa-e which they have just recently purchased at Arden Shore. .Junior choir rehearsal, Saturday night at 7 o'clock under the direction ot Mra. McElroy. St. Joba's Lutheran O.arch WJilmette and Park Aves. The FII'St Presbyterian Church Ninth and Greenleaf Rev. George P. Magill Rev. H enMII W. Meyer The WWdmette Baptist O.urcb Forest and Wilmette Aves. Rev. Francis Stifter ralmette F.qlish Lutheraa C.urcb 703 Greenleaf Ave. Rev. William Guise ASCENSION DAY SERVICES will be held o,n Thursday evening, May 29, 7 :45 o clock. Evening services beSunday 11chool, all department· meet at Ing among the rare occasions at St at »:ltO o'clock. John's there may be some danger of. So mark It Hr. Lloyd will use aa hie subject forgetting this eervlce. at the J'unlor congregation at 10:30 down on your calendar now. o'clock, "The Bandit Boy," a ·tory ot The Conflrmatlo;- of catechumen 8 old Ume1 In the land ot .Teaua. takes place on Sunday morning !.£r. Lloyd will ·peak on "The Ble··- story d value $1 build a ing at $9,000; $10,000 ( dwelling Brann a story d· Lake av, company dwelling Jaeger, The FII'St Methodist C.urch Lake and Wilmette Aves. $2.000 d· Victor dwelling Rro. Cilbtrt SICJMeU value $8 A. H. T Permi1 minor i1 ~~~~u~J~e ~nrc~~~~ S:!v~~i'e~~~~ A. Lut Ander so: H . Gath