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October 8, 1926 WILMETTE LIFE ·39 Congregational Church MINISTERS. Stephen A. Lloyd. WHIIam E. McCormaek On Friday 't he Woman's Guild will , hold · an ail-day me(>ting at the church. The East End Circle, 1\Irs. H. C. Hall, <'hairman, will serve the luncheon . Julie \\Tay, field secretary of the Hom e Missionary union, will speak on ":\!igrant f'hildr(>n." Mrs. L. L. PPrry, ])rt>side nt of the Guild, asks that th e membc·rs comP vr('J)ared t.o sew ·for the bazaar . .-\t 7 :30 p. m. on Friday the St-a Scouts nwPt. Bwart Cook, skippc·r. I The Wilmette School of Religious Education Planned for .411 Church School Workers, Parents and Others Interested in Religious Education r 1;;ach d e partm ~nt of thE' Church school will open its St'n'iCt'S promptly at 9 :30 o'clock on Sunday morning. ThE.' .Junior ~·ongrf'gation conn·n1·s at 10 ::~o in tlw auditorium of tlw <'hurC'h wh(·r f· :\Jr. :\JC'('ormack will prearh on "Thf' Rig-gf>st SC'ore" and thP .Junior C'hoir will ]Pad th0 ~inging. Dr. Lloyd will prNt<·h on "Powt·r l'nllmited and Yi<"tory Half-Won " at tht· 11 n'dork sPrvirP of worship . 'un<lay morning. Tht- CJUartc-t nnd Young Pf'<IJ)lt·'s <·hoir ,\"'111 l<·ad thl' sin~.dng nt this st·n·lce. Tlw \nlmt"t tt· Sun<bt ,. ~-:,- , . llinL:· nwPts in this ('.hUr<'h at·-; ::w p. n1 . Sw<·dish )fa It· ('horus (Jf ( 'hit·ag·o THE SCHOOL FACULTY W. EDWARD RAFFETY, Dean Editor, International Journal of Religious Education. LAWRENCE JOHNSON Director of Religious Education of the First Presbyterian Church, Evanston. NORMAN E. RICHARDSON Professor of Religious Education of Northwestern University. W. D. SCHERMERHORN Professor of Church Biblical Institute. History of Garrett sing. COURSES Tllt · s<l<t~· ,.,· ,·nin~ H·Ht~· · \· · lt Tn·t·p ~ .. . ~ will mt···t at IH·adquart .. r~ <tt 7 :1:-, 11. m . I l;t\' id King-, ~~·outma~t··r. ~~~ · ~ .. r \\' t·tln· ·sday at ·I p . m. ti J·· Junior ··hnit· lllt-l't t'ttr l't ·llNirsal und· ·r th· · rlir· ···tio tJ \IL \kf'urnwf'k . Th· · annual hatHIII· ·t i!lltl lll1···tin .t. : will J,, h··ld in tit· · l'intn·h t·<ll'J,rs :tt 1; ::~n \\'··rln· ~d;t~· ,.,·,·ninL: . Tl.· · ~·m~···r~ f,,,. th1 · ('11ll1illt: \'t·<tl' \\' ill lJ .. ··l· ···t· ·d ;J JJd · · Jlltl'f ~ ··!' ti J ·· , _.-,·ar·s \\'f·l'k ~1\·· · n . I · ~~( ?.< V( ~:, ~ 1 COURSE 51-61-71. A Study of Adolescence ln .ill'ltt'for-:\wou,:-;; E. 1\JL"H.\JWSO\' T!Ji., l'r·m--t \\'ill he a sttHh· ui the mental. social, m. ·ral. anrl religion., gro\\'th: actiYitics. and intert:-1:cJi t·arh. middle. and latn adolr:-cencc. \\'ith :-pccial · rdt·rt·Jlcc 111 l~eli;..:iou;o, Fducation. COURSE 91. Church School Administration fu."ll'lt! for- \\ ·. 1-:ll\\':\I<!J J< :\FFFTY COURSE 4. The New Testament l11Siruclor- \Y. D. ScHER~IERHOR\' Thi:-; course will be a :-urvev of the de,·elopment oi thl' \'e,,· Testament, with ·a discussion of its signiticant moral and spirit ual \'alues in Religious Education . .-\ story oi the books and their me 'Sage. COURSE 2. The Principles of Teaching [nsf 1'/lc'Or-J...\ \\' RE :\CE . ,::,<, "'~ ' . J' · Tilt- Yt·llng: p, "!d···s t' l lt1i r 111· · ·t ~ frtr h· ·ars;tl 'l'llur s rl:l\· ,.,·, ·ning : 11 7 : t:-·. :'llr J·,.,.,, r Ht ·aps, diJ.; ·t·t., r. 1111 ~l ~· ~( ~< ..... .. Tlilll's rlay ;~nrl Fridll~ · tht· tl.,·zy I'·J! "II· · I' l'in·J, . \\;i iJ ))t.]d :1 l'\l ll111l:t~ t · S:t) ~ ;,t tJ,,. I ·:···, n··nt~· ~h··p . :-.rrs. 1; . 1. C':~mp i~ ,·1J;til'IIIHI1 ()[tho · I'Oil)J11 if!h ·. ~<1 Thi ~- ~~m,t· \\ill Ill' ;1 :-tudy of aim:;. ur;..:·anization ;tnd ;tdlll illi--t ratiut l rtf tht.· mudtrn churrh :-.chool. t' llljtkt--iz;l l~ tht· :-pt·ritic dutie:-; ~~i all admini-.trati\'t.· td.1i t·t·, ··l ll1 t· ~ttnrl ; ty. ,,.tTk - da~. and \'aratinn -.t·~ --: rJth. J0 H :\ :'0 \' This course will he a st udy oi the important prinL'iplc . .; nf educa tinn im·ohT<i. in effective teaching, "ith particular rdncnu tu tht tield oi Reli g ious Fclucation. · 1 ~~· ..._. 1 Baptist Church .\t tiJ· · II t·'l')nr·k m"t·ning· \\·,.rsltip .\1r ~tiflt · r \\·i ll lu ·gin fill Sunda~ · a ~t · l'it·~ nf ~"'·n"'n~ 1111 til·· t:··n· r:,J th· ·lll·· .... J ·· ;.;u~ :-::tid ..... ·.· 'I'll· · tir~t s.:~yin:..: 1·~. lw di~.~ · · u~s· · rl will lJ .. ··~····k ~-,. ftrst t h·· h lll!..:tl"m . .\11 opportunit~· \\'ill lw t:h··· n '" tiH· f'lll\- ""' · ~< I .... (. ~ ~· ...,, ~; ASSEMBLY SPEAKERS I I I ~~· 1 lpt·tlin~ addrt·~--. Tm·sdaY l'\'l'nin~. OnolJtr 2oth: Dr. H . Shelton Smith ui H::::>ger:-; Park Congrega tildl;tl t 'lnt r t·h. Dirn: tor i.cadcr--l!i,p Training of tht.· lntl'rnati()n ;tl C'ounril 11i Hdiginu s Education. ( Jthn .t"t·m ldy addressc by tilt.· inllo\\·ing \\' ilmettc l)<l;o,tors: I ~· ~~ It:-{' ~{ gr,·g-:ttilln t .. ~~~~!.!··~! dist'll~s··d and ··X J·r·lll11lt ·d. TIH· C'ltt·ir und· ·r th· · tlir··· ·t i··ll r,f :\fnl· '. < ;ildt·n·Y St·ott will sing "f am _\lph;l antl (lmt·!.!a." by Stain· ·r. :t!Hl .. ~. ··k Y·· tli·· Lot··l." h,· l{~t!,, · rts. :-.rr. l~ :trn· · s " ·ill Jt, . at th·· ··ri:-an . l'liri!-:t's whit·lt th··~· ,,.,, uJd lik· · '" h· ·:1r I ~<1 ·dh· r ~"~in~:;; ,,f HUBERT C. CARLETON GEORGE P. MAGILL STEPHEN A. LLOYD FRANCIS C. STIFLER GILBERT STANSELL ; ~ ~ ~ EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT '1 ~~ Tit· · ( ;r:idt·d :-iun·lit\' st·htttd will . tn ... ·t in all rl· ·p;trtm. ·nts at·~, :~II · und a~· morn- 1 ~I ~~ 150 Registrations F;xpected! 7:45 to 9:40 ing·. ~ Tlw <'ltut·<'h Kindl·rg·art.-t1 as w..tl a~ tit.· .Juni1·r <llHl fnl·· rnwdiatt· ~O<'iPti··~ of th· · R. Y . P . will nlt·d at 11 ::{() f(t)Jnwing t hi' l'hildn·n's RC·nnon in t lw \\·or~hi11 (I FOR SIX WEEKS October 26 to November 30, "\.t the Central School, Tenth and Central Help Your Church Meet Its Quota! r. s··n·kf' of tlH' chu rrh . I Tht· S··nior H. Y. P . l' . will mt·t·t in f'hildn·n's hall at ;; :~11 Sundar aft(·rnoon. I This C'hur(·h co-opc·t·atf's with tlH· Sun-~ day Ew·ning duh whi(·h JH't ·~P nts at th· · f'ongrt>gational ehur<'l1 at 7 ::H1 tlw ~wPdish :\falt· rhorus. Tht:> S<'hool of ~fissions will ht 'd its st><·ond :ws~ion \\'('(hwsday, Octob. r 1 :!. Tht' <·lnssf's for nwn and wonwn will Jllf'l·t at 7 :45 and at tlw ass(·mbly hour at R :~0 t,ht' r t> will bf· a st<·rt·opt i<'on )t-('t Ul't ' on t Itt· ..'\lm·rican lndian. Thi;' \\.ilml'ltl· Baptist <'hurC'h is lol'ated at tlw rn rn··r of Forpst and \Yilmdte a\·f'nUPR. Tht· pastor, RPY. F. C'. Stiftt·r, may tw :";t·t·n in tlw study during tlw mornings of tlw Wt·l:'k t·XC't'Jlt :\fnnllays and at otht·r tinws hy nppointmt>nt. The f'hurch offict>. in l'harg-t· of :\Tiss 1Tnbt·llt> Rl·l11H11'kt·r, is Ollt'l1 d<1 ily from !l to 12, an<l 1 to ii. dosin~· at 12 on Saturflays. C'hun·h t··lt·phont>, \\'ilnwttl' 22~fi. Wilmette Council of ReGgious Education THOMAS H. WEST, President MRS. F. Z. FAVER, Secretary \VILLIAM GUIS_E, Registrar, 521 Seventh Street, Jlhone 2674 CO-OPERATING CHURCHES Wilmette Baptist First Congregational St. Augustine Episcopal English Lutheran Methodist Episcopal First Presbyterian ).fr. and ~frs. \Y: A. Tucker. 1214 Lake avenue. return('d Tue:-;day from a week's trip to Crda r Rapids, I o \\·a. where thcv vi·dtc·d frienc\c;:., and rclchratecl their thirtieth wedcling annin·rsan · la st Fridav t'Yrn ing \\'i11i friends in 'D es Moines: lmYa .