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.34 WILMETTE LIFE July 2, 1926 =Loa · WITHOUT : .fa ~ 8 coMMISSION 1 Oa De.baltle Roan ··· A.w.artae·t I Batldlap 1 Jolan I· ·························· . PJIS MONEY I Hucock Mataal Life lnsur· Have funds to loan on choice improved North Shore Suburban residence property at 5 ~% Int er est . See us on renewals. Hear New Officers at Country Club's Installation Fete . The an nual installation dinner for the newly elected office rs of the Guilmette club was held Saturday evening, June 26. This event is always of rrreat interest to the club membe rs due to the fact that it gives opportunity to exte nd col1 grat u~ati?~s and good will, coll ectively and mdtvtdually, to the official fami ly, and to learn, as we ll, the policies an d plans for the ensuin g fisca l year. · The club regard s itself as particularlv fortunate in securing for its preside nt Dr. F. W. Fuermann , who has given unspari l) gly of his time an.d energy while act ing in a lesser capacity. He wi ll be ably as.sisted by a corps of competent and smcere workers: William McGibbon, vice-president ; F. ]. Scheidenhelm, treasurer; Lest~r G. Wood. secretary . : the board of ell rectors and committee chairmen . Addresses bv the new officers were reported as - extremely interest i n~ and auguring we ll for the coming season. The speaker of the evening was R. E. Pattison Kline, ·who spoke on the subject "What do you think when vou think?" The talk was characterIzed as "a message wh ich could we ll bring profit to every American citi zen." Presbyterian- Chu.r£h N e xt Sunday being the Fourth of Jul y, the Firs t Presbyte rian church has m adt' special arrangem e nts for the obser vance of the d a y. The su9ject of the ser mon for the 11 o'clock morning ser v ice wi 11 be "One Hundred a nd Fifty Year s of L ibe r ty a nd some of its s afegua rds." An unu s u a lly fin e patriotic musical program w ill be p r esented b y the q u a r tet as fol lows: 1 .. 1 A. I ' I 1 ~-----------·············· ance Company D. LANGWORTHY, Loaa "-eat 112 w. Ad··· st., c·aeaco · E. G. Pauling It Co. 5 N. LaSalle St. Main 0250 Comes from Tuburcular· · tested c~ws. Sanitary hood sealed caps: . Ask Our Drivers Or Phone " 7ilmette 3029Greenleaf 820. Organ P r el ude .. . ................. Dawt ·~ A.n them-"God of Our Fath er s" ..... .. . ....... . . .. ......... . .... . Schnrr kt ·r Anth em- "Song of t he Wor ld A<lvl· n t urers" .... . ..... . ......... Conv t- r ~. Or gan Offertory-"Deep River" ...... . . . .. . .. .. .. . .. . .. . ... .. .. . ... Arr . by You Tenor Solo-"Land o r Hop"' and Clory· · ........ . ..... . ..... . ......... Elga1 Or gan Post lude-"::\iar che Romai ne': .. . . . . ..... . . . ........ . ......... Gouno rl T lw qu~rtf' t is compr is<>d of IBal.H· l H <>aps, sopra no; Rose L u tgr r , contraltt~ Joh n 11. Mille r, te no r , and CJwgt pr Law rt' nCt>, bass. Frt>e s eats and a co r d ial w elcomf· t 1. pyeryon£>. Th£> Fi rst Prf'sbyt<·rian rhurc h, Tlt· Geor ge P . Ma gill, mi n ister, is locatt·d the corn er of Ni nth st r ePt and <irt·t·ll · lt·af HY<'nUe. a, l5e per T be cream taken from this milk will whip ··art St. Augustinets Church Sunday, .Ju ly -t. wi ll h P thf' fifth ~u n day aftt· r Trinity. Th f·n~ wi\ 1. b(· Hfd ' Communion at St. A ug u Htint:-'s at 8 a . 11 1. and Hol y f' ommunion with H PI'!l1 ')n ;ti 11 a. m. Low Prices NowBe Sure to Buy In May our suggestion was that you buy your nex~ winter's Chicago Solvay Coke at the lowest price of the year. Now, after a slight advance in the price in all sizes, you are again informed that the 1rice will advance from time to time until the fall burning season commences. Then winter prices. Chicago Solvay Coke is the dependable fuel for the home. No smoke, no soot, few ashes and 30% cheaper than hard coal make it by far the most popular fuel for hot air furnaces, hot water boilers and stoves. Phone your dealer. Fill your bin now at the low summer price. Your dealer will arrange to fill your bin at the most convenient time for yo, - Tlw l'·'<'tor is rxpe<'h·d to return fn .t t. tlw Ch oir Boy!-;' (' amp in <'<'ntral \Y bco n s in tomorrow nig-h t and will bt· t 11. p r cachC'r at S u nday morning's Ht' n ·k.- . Sunday, Jul y 4, bri ng th·· firs t ~ lil t r day in thf mo n t h , Will b e tJlt' C'O!"Jllll"at · AT SORORITY CONVENTION Communion Sun day for both tl1· · l :(1.' 1\liss Alice King of 914 Greenwood and f: ir ls' Comm u nion l e agtw ~ . avenue, left Saturday night on a speciL Ptt ... rH from th e C'holr boyR to th· 1r al train from Chicago to attend the pn.rPnts r ('port a. very fine ami f'nj oy ahl· Kappa Alpha Theta convention in se s- camp at f'rystal Lakr, \Vi~ . Th· ·Y ,., sion in San Francisco from Ju ly 1-6. pf,rt to r C" turn to WilmettP tom on" \'. The two hundred girls and women on night. the special train " ·ere ente rta ined en ).frs. Fran k King of 171 Prairie a,·,. route at Linco ln, Denver, Salt Lake Cit\', Reno. and Lake Tahoe. ).fiss nue, has as her guests, her hroth n Kitig will remain in th e \\'es t a month in-law and sisters, ~ { r. and 1f rs. H l· n· or so. vi ~ iting the ·Yosemite before Reuter of Kankakee and ).{ r. and "\f : her return. August Christ of Ch icago. /I I ~ /. I' .·.,...,(l....tt.-.c·...,,,._..(·..._ l.~ ·....,. ,, ~ , .._,,,~ · ·:· I ; j ; I/ The n~me, Ray~~~ ~ / I I I = I ~ ' i ! i /1 :// CHICAGO Solvay Colr.e Buy it, Bum it You'll Li1ce it Sold exclusively by 1 I I I I JN photography stands for photographs of distinction. It is the aim of this studio to make th.at name a guarantee of ' I I I _ I I 1 I - "vorth. Nat alone is the character of the work dignified and original but the service of this studio is of the best. 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