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February 26, 1926 WI L M.E TTE LI FE 15 ~e h (1 <1 English Lutheran nrel·nleaf and Seventh \\'illiam Guise, pastor ~t·r,· h.·t-M Baptist Church At the HlOrning· service the pastor, Hev. Francis '. Sti fler, will preach. Ht t' ~· t JAMES G. BARBER Cbieago Motor CIU· b ~':;;~~e <~tan~~ \'. O( il - ~· s ·h ' 11 lt. Im I~ k. H The Program for th Vesper concert "1 will betroth thee unto m for- at 4 o'clock will ht· found elsewhere t·\·er," will lw the st-cond Lt>nten text in this issue. from thl' minor prophets. The theme at the worship hour will he "God's The Sunday school will meet at 9:30 l\Iarriag(' to His People." The mes- a. m. in all departments. There is sage will lH· bas d on the prophecy graded instruction for all ages and of Hosea, pat·ticularly Chap. 2, verSt>i clas~t-'s for men atHl women. 19 and 20. God had a vital mes~age for Israel. He has a mes::;ag·e of even At 3:30 in the afternoon the vastor greater importance for His Church will mel·t th e boys and girls of the and the world to<lav . The s rvice of .Junior a1Hl Int rmediate <lt>partment worship l>eg·ins proniptly at 11 o'do<:k. in the third ~ ssion of his annual All are welcome. class in tht· stud\· of the ":\Ieaninp; of the Christian · Life and Church Bible Hchool at !1 : -t:) . <;raded les- :\1. mbership." sons in all departments. Th Bible There will he a speeial song servclass invites the young· peopl · and adults of th parish to attetHl and ict' at the meeting- of the "Grown- Ups" at :; :30 this aftt·rnoon in th South discuss th(-' timely l<.·sson: "J ·s \V·· ~t room of tlw church. Tl·acht·~ lh·spect fot· Law." This <'hureh co-upet·ates with the Th<· micl-wel·k Lenten sen·ices are J·;velling cluh, which prehel<l t·ach \\.ednesday ev ·ning at 7:30. Sunday The gf'neral theme of the series is: St·nts .:\1. H. H. Jaochim, author and at the "Putting- <'o<l into Our Observance of traYellt>r of ('alcutta, India, The Lt:>nt." On ~: sp cial feature of each ('orJI:!,Teg·ational ehurch at 7:30. s .. t·vil·t· will be a l:i minute review or musical progTam will be given by the dts<:ussion of the Ten Commandments Chicag·o Y. :\1. <". A. <'ollege Gl 'e club . as uutlirw<l in Luther's Small CateTht- . dt·aeon~ will meet on :\londay chism. evening at ~ u'dock in Children·~ hall. Th(-' · choir will m(·et aftt·r f'ach midw ·ek s<:rvice. Tlw ··amp-Fin· girl~ will meet at a :30 on Thursday. The ca teeh<'tical class will meet on Tht> \Volf Cubs ,.,·ill meet at head\\'t:><ln('sday and Saturday during Lent. quarter~ at 7.:30 on Thursday. :\lr~ . J. H.oy Strock, the ·wife of one 'l'hun;tlay t-veniHg at S o'clock the of our missionaries in India, delivered a very helpful address on the pro- ('honll ~ocit·ty will nwt1t for r<·ht·arsal. Jl1lSI-'d Andhra Chris'tian coil g before Th<· \Vilmett·· l~aptist church is lothe ladi(·l-. f the :\lissionary society <·atl-'tl at the corner of Forest and \Vilon A~h \\.e<lnt'sday. mette ·a \'PH u~:·s. The pasto1·, the H.ev. Francis C. Btiflet·, may he seen in his 1Irs. E. A. Dannemark of Glen Oak ~tu<ly during the mornings of the was hostc . s at a bridge-luncheon at \\"t·t·k, t·xct·pt :\londay, or hy appointm"nt. Tht· church ottice is in charge the Orrington hotel Tuesday of this of :\lis:-, :\Iabellt· H.t>nnacker an(l is open week. f·Yt-n· tla Y from !\ until 1. The church tt>leJ;hunt: numht:>t' is \Yilmette 2235. -0- for Ji't·hru:uy !:S 0 AUTOPf~Tft~eo!f!~!.~~:.~on . 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