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March 25, 1927 WILMETTE LIFE 51 Shurtleff Glee Club to Sing at· Baptist Church Tuesday evening, April 5, the Glee club of Shurtleff college at Alton, Ill., now on their Centennial tour, will give a concert at the Wilinette Baptist church. The manager of the cluh is Kermit B. Beasley, a member of the Wilmette Baptist church and now a sophomore at Shurtleff. Twenty-eight young men will be in the party which is making the tour in a specialty chartered and commodious auto coach. DO YOU WANT MORE LIGHT? If so search the scriptures and you will Hear the·light preached. Radio Set Aids ~upils ·in Music Memory Work A five-tube radio set has been installed in the Byron Stolp school by W. G. Beyrer, local radio dealer, for the benefit of the pupils of the school. The set is especially used in "listening in" on the Oberndorfer music memory programs which arc broadcast weekly over station W~AQ, Chicago, in preparation for the Music Memory contests which are to be held in Orchestra hall, Chicago, tomorrow. Do You Want to Know the Truth? 'If so behold the truth in the revelations of Almighty God. / Hear the truth ·preache~. I · ,r. Scouts to Plant Trees on Library Premises The Boy Scout troops oi Wilmette arc uniting in a special event to be held Saturday afternoon April 9. at 4 o'clock, when two trees are .to he planted on the Wilmette, public library grounds. It is to be a public occasion, the time of a monthly inspection of troops, and is expected to attract a large group of parents and friends. Do You Want to Learn the Things That Will Benefit You Forever? If so worship -Him, in the sanctuary, who said: "Take my yoke upon you and learn of me." The yoke of going to church is easy. The burden is light. Further, read 13th Corinthians and prayerfully contribute to the community chest. tr ~t 7, 1:- 111 1- Former Missionary Will Tell of Chinese Crisis Dr. George Allchin1 missionary in China over a period of forty years, is to he the speaker at the Church Family Night dinner at the First Congregational church, Wednesday evening, March 30. His subject wll be, "The Background of China's Move Toward Nationalism." The dinner is to be served at 6:30 o'clock. Do Yo,u Want to Spend Eternity in Heaven? If so attend the church of your choice and commune with Him who declared: "I go to prepare a place for you." We admonish you ·to attend the church of your choice. Optimist Club Installs New Officers March 29 . The \\'ilmettc Optimist club will hold its annual dinner and installation of officers at the Lake Shore Terrace Tuesday evening. March 29. :\ social program has hcL'n arranged for the occasion. John Davies, \Vilmettc building contractor, is pre. ident<:lect of the cluh. · uvvuv .r H. D. YOUNG DIES If. D. Young, a resident of Chicago and a nephew of H. ll. Pruden. 631 Central street, \Vilmctte , passed away Tuesdav, ~1arch 22. at St. Bernard's hospitai in Chicago. · Brief senic~ were held from the Lc\vis Cnclertaking chapel, 1120 Central avenue, immediately following which, final rites wer.c conducted at the Memorial Park chapel by the Rt:v. Horace G. Smith, . Mr. Burial \\'as at ~1emorial Park. Young- is survived by his widow. """ ::\fr. and ?o.frs. Louis A. Clark arr retu.rning to the Orring-ton hotel April 1 after a t \\'O months' sojourn in Los Angeles. The Clark family formerly resided in \Vilmette. -o:?\1 iss Florence Branson is returning todav from Monticello seminary to spen-d the spring vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Foster Branson, 817 Central avenue. Directory of Churches: I The F~rst Methodist Church Lake and Wilmette A venues Rev. Horace G. Smith St. Augustine's Episcopad Church 1 140 Wilmette Avenue R.eiJ. Hubert Carleton The Wilmette Baptist Church Forest and Wilmette Avenues ReiJ. Franci· C. Stiller Wilmette English Lutheran Church Greenleaf Avenue and Seventh Street · F~rst Congregational Church The F~rst St. Johns Lutheran Church Wilmette and Park Avenues ReiJ. Herman W. Meyer Lake and Wilmette Avenues ReiJ. Stephen A. Lloyd . Presbyterian Church I Ninth Street and Greenleaf a&..vrnue Rev. George P. Magill -oMrs. F.rank Flanner returned to her home in Blackwell, Wis., Wednesday, after a week's visit with her mother, Published by llu lrtttrtlaurcla AtJwrtilirtg Cowa·illtt, Wilmette Church FederatioJt I E. P. Fatch of 611 avenue. ~r~ ~ashingtonltl~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ffi~~~~~n~~~~~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~H~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·