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Jun e 3, I92i WILMETTE LIFE 45 Recreation Events ~~~'M'M'MM'MM~~MMMlMlMIMIMlMIMIMl~MM~~ F ~ ~ ' . . . I < The result~ oi game~ played 111 the ~ Pla.q.~ruund Ba ll leagtH.: as listed hv the Board of H.ecreation during th~ pa=-t week art' as fo ll ow~: Baptist 9- ~ Y. P. t:. 11 ; St. J oscph 1, 22- H O\\'anl Jl . T. :\. l (i: K. of l'. won 1)\· forfeit ,,·l·r .·\lllnican Lcgiou: T e ;. m i n :t l :\ . <...'. won hy ioricit frotn St. John's; ~ : . J~'='l'Ph 1, 5- Y. P. C. -L Quoits Thl· -;core 111 Quoits game:-. werr 1. ( >. <). F. 3, tram composed of Edg ar P olley and \\·. L. Blan;-r:-hcim-· ti r~t game 21, second 21 : \'S. ~leth rH !i-.t'. L. F. Tood and J. R I larperfir . . t gallle 10, second gamr 17. Tntninal :\. <...' . 2. ~fanning }' ,)\\·vr:-. ;tn d Dick Lindbl oot n, fi r=-t game 8. secI!JJd 21, third 21. \' . . .'t. John' :-; 2. John l'r:tntc:· and Edward Cramer. f1r~t '-!,atllL' 21. S<'co nd 20 and third 2(,. I. 0. 0. F. 2, Dan Franco and Dick E nurn ..; , ftrst 21, second 21 : vs . Presby h·ria n~. Tolll Thur:-:by and J a mrs Du-~ 11 :t 111. !I r ~ t 2, second L} Tnlllinal :\. l'. 1, I Iarn· \\.nldenlt:nln. Er\\'in BrunJH:r, Robert Blasckll. ti;~t 1-l. ~ccond 21. tltird 21: ""· T nm i1;;d .'\ . C., LYman Goss and Bob \I ~· I.nn, first 21, -~t:cond 8, and third 11. F ~ Suppose There Were No Churches In Your Community Suppose there was no organized religious influence or work; suppose there was nothing wrought by man to remind you of God, how long would you want to live there? Would life and property be as secure as they are now? Would it be an atmosphere tn which you would care to bring up your children? We will tell you what woul~ happen if all the churches in your community were to close their doors and go out of business:Some real estate man would be offering a site on which to build a church with open doors, and some merchant would be circulating a subscription list to pay for butlding it. Your Chamber of Commerce would be hunting a preacher. A lot of folks who never enter the churches would suddenly realize that the bottom had gone out of the material values upon ~hich they put so much store because the dealers in spiritual values had quit on the job. r From an editorial in the Chicago Et'ening Pos.t , May j ) Indoor Ball lnd11 ,,r hall: St. ]t:'cph H, 1-l-~tolp K\· . 13: Stolp 7:\, 9- Stolp 7C , 1: Cen:·:tl .:-:\. 19- lJo\\'ard SB. 5: Howard f ,]~ \\<·11 nn·r l'l'ntraJ 0.'\. ]l\· iorfcit: l! t )\\'ard 5:\, 30--Stolp 5B,. 10; St. Jo'l.:plJ i. 20-S tolp 7B, 5; Central 6B \mtt nn: r lio\\'ard (j_~ by foril·it. Frank Gilchrist Wins Harvard Club's Award Frank Cilchrist, c;on of ~fr. and ~frs . F. 1I. C i lc h r is t, 510 Lake a \'l'lllll'. \\ · i 1ntl'tlL'. ha s been selected hY t.ltc liar n rd club nf Chicago as tll~ oubtandIliL:" :--tucltnt of the \"n\· 'l' ri('r Hig-h 'l'hn<·l · during the past yrar and wa ~ a\\ardl'd a copy of Cotton's '·Ufe of l 'ktrk -, \Villiam Elliott" in rccog11ition , ,j IJj, ~cho l asti~ succr:-s in thl' a~scniJiy program at the High school today. \fr. Cilchr ist has an excrptiona ll ~· tinv :--chn81 reco rd: his graclc average at the prese nt time stand in g het \\'('Cll 3.75 and 4 po in ts, whi ch is very nea rl y a '\traight A" anrage. He has hern pr()mincnt in debati ng circles durin gthe past )·ear and was on t ht' team that defeated the Urba na High school te:im at 'Crhana r ece ntly. He has also hcen act ive in dra ma tic wor k. Eo! ;;;: ~ F E § F E F: Eo! E ~ F ~ ~ Invite Public to View Pilgrim Players' Play )n Thur~cta,· rn·n in:..:. l 1111 e 9. under :tu ... pius < ·,f Hl' h er~·a · S pokl' of t he F ir' t Prl sbv tcr ian churr h. thl' Pi lgr im l' lan· r~ uf -F \·ans tnn \viii p n·:-~ l· n t tw o pta,·-. "The ,Ha ll S ta ir" a ncl "Th e P rocli r Directory of Churches: E § t ht· The F~rst Presbyterian Church St. Aupstine's Episcopal Church 1 140 Nin[b Street and Grunltaf Avenue Wilment Avtnut T hl' l're nin g\ l'n ter tain wi ll begi n a t R o'cl oc k and SJ1C.\·i;l1 mu~ic '"·ill ht· n·n dl'l'l' d be tween lllt' ll l 1hl· t\\P ~ ;11 ~( ,n." Rev. George P. Magill ~ ~ Rev., Hubert Carleton p )a,· :- . lH· charged h ut a I H · t a h ·n up d u ri ng t It t' l'llhlir i~ in v it t'<l. ;·d tni.;.;i :)l l w i 11 f rn~-wi ll offeri ng wilt :\t) Ftrst Congregational Church Lake and Wilmette Avenues St. Jolm's Lutheran Church Wilmttte and Park Avtnuts t' H n in g. T hc F Rev. S~phen A. Lloyd Rev. Hermm W. Meyer Detroit Pastor to Give ~ Sermon at Baptist Church l>r. ~r ark F. Sa1thorn . pastor o f the Fir~ t B ~q .ti ~ t church of Detro it. "Mich., "'i II liC c n p" t It e n u Ipit of th e \ \' i Ime tt c F - - - ---- - - ~ ! ~ Wdmette English Lutheran Church Grttnluf Avtnut and Sevrntb Street The F~rst ·Methodist Church Lake and Wilment A venuu Rev. Horace G. Smith ~ .~ . at th e 11 o'clock sc rn ccs. Dr. S~n hn rn is a memhr r of th e Exr cuttv c ru mmittl'C o f the 1\iorth crn Baptist Conv ention and recently served as president of the Baptist Young Peopte's Union of America. I Lt p ti ~ t cl;urch S unday _ morning, June ~ The Wdmette Baptist Church Fortst and Wilmtttt Avrnuts ~ Rev. Franci1 C. Stifter ~ ~ ~ Ptlblullltl bJ flat lflltrtlawtla Allwrlilifll Co....;lue, Wilffll"t CIIMrcll PttltrtiiUnt Dill != ~ ~ There Friendly will be society no n1eeting the , ~ Bahies in the of month of June . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - ·~~~~~-~ 1m1 uru unt u111 1111 1111 un1 ur u111 uru u11 ullfttii1\iltJ\iflfli'i'it/\ilt6'l.-IYIIrfMffWI\iii u w ·