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WILMETTE LIFE June 24, 1927 rr========~ l Junitir . ·c~z·urch ·in For the Special Closing Services on Sunday Sunday, June 26, at the First Presbyterian church, there will be held a. Junior Church day program as the closing exercises of the ] unior church which has been organized within the past year. It is an organization of children over ten years of age, and is a miniature church, fashioned after the senior church. having its own . organization of elders, deaconate, ushers and ,·arious committees. Its ideal is to build Christian character. . Its goal is membership in the Senior church and it gives through its program and organization, an understanding knowledge to the boys and girls of the vast work and program of the church. This church was organized October 3. A ·special program and speaker are planned for the occasion. All children oYer ten years of age arc invited to attend. Recognition on this day wilt he given tl1e members who have a perfect record of attendance, as they wilt have a distinct place on the program. J oc Hayes, clerk of the sess ion, will take charge of the meeting. The Junior church will reopen in the fall and hold its regular services. The session of the ] unior church made definite plans for next year at its last !meeting. Architect Honored Child Artist Is Hailed as Star at Commandery Party Little Miss Phyllis Stepler, just turned 14, but already recognized as one of Chicago's fon·most dramatic readers and interpretive daqcers, prO\·ed a veritable sensation \Vednes . day evening of this ,·.;cck in a pro-: gra111 at a \Vilmctte l'ommandcry cntcrtaintncnt in tht· 11a5onic temple auditorium .. This little ~liss is pleasingly versa tile and possesses the happy faculty of "li\'ing" naturally each character she interprets. Her career began at the tender age of 9 when she appeared as the official child actor with the Chirago Grand Opera company. She ha :; h~.·cn heard over the leading Chicago radio stations and won signal acrlaim ior her unu:mal talent in performanc<: :' on the Pacific coast. With it all she r~.·tnains the child, demure and mode st and delighting in all the thing s that helomr sokh· to the dav ~ of child1 hood. · · · . ~fis s ~teph: r is :, ludyin .~· tlramatic art \\"ith Le ste r Luther oi the Chicago ~lu s ical rolll'gc, and reccin· s her dancing in~tructinn .from Ccrik Jran Barnett of thl' samr school. In hl'r llltt sic:d theme~ she is invariahlv accompanil'd h~· her mother. ~ Flags and Flag Holder Sets Be sure to display Old Glory on the 4th. 1 All Sizes- All Prices Ridge Ave. Pharmacy C. C. Renmckar Opposite St. Joseph's Church Telephone 3 1 6 Photo by Toloff 1 - - ---- - -- - I MOTORS SERVICE I · Incorporqted EVER.VTHING .fOr.·die AUTOMOBILE Thomas Eddy Tallmadge was hou The largc~t paint and yarnish manu - orcd \Yith the degree of Master oi facturing plant in the world is at Arts bv 1\orthwestern universitv Mon day. -,l'hi:- was bestowed by Dean Kensington, Illinois. Raymond Asa Kent. Mr. Tallmadge \Yas introduced as an architect with a special interest ·itJ the planning of churches : f e I low of the American In stitute of Architects; professor of architectural history in Armour Instil ute of Technology: lecturer at the Art In~titutc oi Chicago; vice president oi the Chicago Society of Etcher s; since · y y y y y · · '+ y y y y Franklin Pierson. ~on oi ~11 . an d ~I r:;. J (ISI.'ph Pil.'r:--tm of 139 Laurd ;l\"l'llllt', ha s r\.'lurned frotn the Dak· 'ta ~ c h on l for Bny ~ . Dakot a. Ill. its organization, pre sident ()i th e art commission of the Cit\· of Eva11.~ton: di stinguished contributor to the liter ature of his profession and of other fields oi art: painter of enviab1e att.ainllltllt: a n . · rsatile man of liberal culture . · y · · · y y y · _;' First NEVE It CLOSED Mortgages The Largest Motor Repair We are in the market for First Mortgages on Wilmette and Kenilworth properties. Shop tn DID YOU EVER ~er satisfactory service from any tire that had gone Our rates are reasonable. A phone call will bring our representative to you at your convenience. . · 30,000 Miles? Wilmette We have ! Come in and see these very tires. Phone WILMETTE 784 'Zt ·MAIN STREET Wilmette ~hone w.hneib~got J. C. Slown First National Bank of Wilmette _ _ _ _ A. D. VanDeusen ·············