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36 WILMETTE superintendent, and Mrs. West H. C. Kinne superintendent of the Young People's department, and Mrs. Kinne: Miss Louise Koerper, president of the Young People's council, and Dr. M. H. Bickham, superintendent of .the Adult department and director of Religious Education. and Mrs. Bickham. The Young People's Department comprises five classes, which hold sessions in the rooms o n the second floor of this building. The department has an enrollment of 90. In the rear room , visitors will be gr eeted hy Mi ss La ura E . Fisher, superintendent of the Junior department, and ·1)\- teacher. of that department. The t11cmhbcrship of this .department is 80. The teachers of the different cla s ~c s arc ?\f r s. I. E. Colvin, }.1 rs. ] ohn Cox, ~I iss Amy Klctzing, Mrs. H. E . Vroman. 11i ss Mabel Teal, Mr. Elmer \\'illiams, ?\f r s. Albert Page, 11rs. L . \·an Deurscn, ~fr. E. M. Bennit. A di splay of the \vork of the scholars of thi s department will be there for examination. Visit Young People After leaving this room, visitors arc requested to proceed upstairs to visit the class rooms of the Young People's department. In each room they will l>e greeted hy the . teacher and some member of each class. A council for this department has been organized. The teachers and council representatives of these classes are as fol)m.,·s: Teachers-Miss ~fargery Stewart, (Philathea class), Mrs. \V. C. Reinhold. l\fiss Adelaide Tones, H. C. Kinne, n. K. Cox; Counci'l representativesLila Kirkpatrick, }.fargaret Stafford, A.rax RoYajean, Louise Koerper, Ed. Robson, Rohcrt Carter. Harding Van chaack. Otto Clepp. The officers of the council are: Loui se Kocrper, president Ed. Robson, ,·icc-prr. idcnt. and Otto Clcpp, secretan·. fn the kitchen of thi s house, visitors " ·ill find the High School department. LIFE FebruarY- 19, 1926 CELEBRATE EXPANSION OF MEmODIST SCHOOL Sunday School Departments m New Buildings to be Open for Inspection Sunday Tti Oct o ber. 1923, the Official hoard of the \\ 'ilmettc· Parish ~1cthodist church. at the earne st solicitation of the SundaY school. made available for u ~ c hy~ the Sunday school, the building at 1022 Lake avenue which , up to th e pre. ent time, ha s been known a _ the Pari sh Hou se. In October, 1925, in response to a request for further accot·'modation, the official board placed the building known as 102-l Lake avenue also at the dispo sal of the school. Thi s building has been named the "Young-People's House," and the com pletio n of it equipment is the o~ca sion of a reception to be held Sunday, February 21, hy means of which the Sundav school wishes to sho\\· to the members of the church and other friends of the school, the manner in which these two buildings are heing used for Sunday school purposes. This opportunity will .also he utilized to show the work of some of the other departments of the school, which have their sessions in the church building proper. Invite Inspection Immediately upon conclusion of the morning service, friend s of the ' school are requested to proceed to the "Young People's House," upon entering which they will be greeted by a Reception committee of the Young Pet pie's department. The room on the right of the entrance hall is nscd by Dr. ~it bert Stansell, the minister. for a study, and the t\YO rooms on the left hv the Young People's departmcnt for assembly purposes. In the front room visitors \Yi ll he greeted hy Dr. and Mrs. Stansell. Thomas IT. \Vest. general which has an enrollment of 1~ scholars divided into eight classe whtch are represented in a Departmental coun~tl. Thev ,...,·ill be greeted by the. superintendent of the department, M 1ss Laura Endrce s , and hy the teachers an~ the council representatives of the dtffcrcnt clas se s a s follows: C las~ - x. T . l'.; Tt·ac her .. ::\I iss. Quigg-; H t· pr t' ~t · ntat in·. <'a tlw nn f' H1 c kham. Cl a.ss-l..o s ('ahallt· J " ('~ ; TNtch.f· r·, ::\fr .~ ~V. \V. Oshurn; Ht· pn·s t·Irtann· , I· 1 e <l Widnev, superintendent of our Cradle Roll department, who will introduce them to Mrs. Archibald, who is in charge every Sunday morning, not onl y during Sunday school but also during the morning service, of the Baby Fold or Nursery. this room being used h ~· her for that purpose. As visit'ors will have seen, C\'<' n room in these two hou ses is in ri fectivc u :-; c hy the Sunday school. Ti ll' ·' Young People's House." apart fro m \Vaidn e r. I' 11 the nne room u sed hy Dr. Stan ~ c11 a . . < lass-Fri t> tHh: hip : ~t · :tclH · r ..:\Jr · ~ . :a . ~win ; H. f· prt·st·nt a tl\'t', Lu (' r!lt· J.o~ ,t- hi s !'- ttt(h·. i:-; entirely u sed hy that d ej t- an. . .. partnH: n.t. In the "Childret!'s II~nt sc:" C'laRR-L . ·w.' ~: T "a c: h ,· r·. ".\Tr·. .T . ::\'TJ 11 0 1 · th e re is not only the Begmncrs d eH .l·pn·st·tltativ t· LaL t.'"t tt ·· <' o u~~ zt · ll !' . 1 1 ~1 1 ' 1 . . · · .. · . .. 'l' .. ·1 :\li ~:; H <H· ; Jlartmcnt but a so t 1c 1\ ot 1cr s c a ', <...las ~- ..... nl i<U!' . ~..:. t t 1 t 1 · · "' F . II c~ · I" l 1 H.(·pn ·:·w ntati\·t' . Luc1i, . ~til l's. . namely "1 he nell(, . .trc c. a1H t 1< · Cla Rs-C' omrad t·!:-': 'J~v a c h· · r , .:\lr:. _S ta.r.- 1 Baby Fold . The }.fen s Bthle rJa~ . . ford ; H. t·pn·:-: t·nt a trv t>. J o hn ~\.u<lrH~ . taug ht bY Dr. Schrrmerltorn mv e t -., ~ 1 C'hss- 1' }[ ·\ ~ · T t·at ht·r ~Ir ~s But- 1 . . ~. ;,~,·s : '· H ;· p~ ·~··s~· ; 1 ·tat i n·. !>ora l:ur - th e chur_ch audttonum. All fnend s of the Sunday :-.r l H~t·l row:-: . (' Jass-Alph n. A 1ph a : T t·ac lll- r. .:\1 r . a nd any · intcrc sted i~~ ~unda y ..,c h, ·<·l LuJHl ht: r g; fl pprl·st· ntatiH·, \\' illa n l \\" Ork generally are mvttrcl to a tt t·llcl Thorp. The o fficer s o f th e co uncil are Cath - t hi-., r e rl'pt ion . a:ll erine Bickham, pre sident; Fred \\' aiel ncr, vice-pre sident; Dora Burrows, secretarY. while Robert ~lartin is !--CC retary of the department. See "Children's House" LraYing the "Young Peoplc 's Hou se" bv the side door, visitors arc reque sted ti1cn to proceed to the adjoining building which is now to he known as "Children's Housr." All three rooms on the ground floor of this building arc u sed ln· the Beginners' department. In the c~1trancc hall they will he greeted hy E. I[. Stafford. first a ssistant superintendent, and :Nlrs. Stafford, and by Dec A. Stoker, second as~istant superintendent, and :\Irs. Stoker. who will ask them to procred directly into the front room where thev \Yill meet 1f rs. Lottie Osborne, suprri;1tcndent of the Beginners' department \vith her assistants, the Mis. es }.[arjorie Smith, Ethclmae Sturgeon, ?\1 argueritc Lundberg, and ~~ argar~t Stafford. The memhrr ship of this department is 38. There ,,·ill he a display of the "\York of this drpartment on the \Ya11s of this room. and Yisitors wi11 be a~ked to note the posters particularly. Proceeding to the next room they \Yill find ~frs. A. L. Fuller, superintendent of the Primar~· department, and her teachers. 1fiss Dorothv Fuller, )..f rs . Hardman. :Miss Kinne, -11iss Varlev, :Miss Eugcn ia ] ones, 1\fiss Hoffmeister and Mrs. 1\{oulding. The enrollment of this department is ()8 and a sample of the \York done will also he on display. Proceeding upstairs, visitors will find in the front room on the second fioor the officers of the \Voman's Bible class, "The Fricndlv Circle." These offi ccrs are: Mrs. \Valton, president: ~frs . Lewis, \'icc-president: ?\frs. Angelhcck, trrasurcr: ~1 rs. 11 cKchhan, secretary. The teacher of this class ts ~f rs . Thomas H. \Vest. Display School ·work The middle room on the east side on the second floor is the office of the Sundav school. The attendance records of the school will be on display in this room and will be explained upon request by A. F. Hooper, general secretary of the school. This room is also used by the financial secretary of the school, ]. W. Humphries, and his assistants, Messrs. L. H. Hanawalt, W. Sturgeon and L. N. Osborne in counting and recording the Sunday school collection. A record is kept of each contribution in exactly the same manner as is done bv the Finance committee of the church, and the scholars who make pledges received statements the same as adult subscribers. The finances of the Sunday school are united with those of the church in the combined budget plan and every adult contributor, therefore, supports the Sunday school as well as the church, while every scholar of the Sunday school helps support the church as welt as the school. In the rear room on this floor, visitors will be greeted by Mrs. Carl D. 200 Citizens to Attend Great Political Dinner The evening of \Yashington' . Rirt h da y, ~1 on day. Fchrtta ry 22, wi II wit n e . . . . a political rally at the Skokie Count n club, Glcnco ' , in thr intere-,t of t ht" candidacY for re - election of Count\ C'ommi s ~·:ioncr Frederick \Y. Penfield . prominent resident of ;\e\\· Tri,.r. T'H' hundred reservations han· heen made for north shore citizen-.' it i:-; announr{'cl in about the foiJo,ving proportion: \\'il mette 40: \Vinnetka. -W : "Kt·nilworth. 20. and Glencoe. 50. Tlw dinner 1.... ~chedulcd for (, :30 o'clock and pro111ises to bc 011(' (If tht· mo-,t inten· . . tin~ r political gathcrin~ :- oi the :-tronh ele rtion sea son . .. - , K. of C. Sponsors Talk on Evolution This Week "Evolution in it..; relation t o Chri -.tianit\·" wa . t:he -., uhjrct oi a I crt un· <lcli\·crcd at the \\'ilmette \\'oman· . . club Ias t ~fonda Y t'H'Il i ng ttn d er t lw a ttspicrs of tlw huilmet te C(lunril. K of C'.. hY the Hl'\· . F. T. Seicknhu~. clean of the ~clwol of s o cff,Jn~,. and b" at Lovola uni,·rrsitv. ).f (In:· than -HH I prrs01i s a tt<: nd rd t h ~· lect tt re "h ic h wa ... in charge of the R('\'. Franci-., ~f agnn Budinger. chairman . 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