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~-..._...., from the Bible: · fOU thereL. Whitmaei, . Wilmette fore', bret ren, by the lberci~s o( Gol, Mi · 'Anne · that ye pres~nt your bodies a living sac- librarian, will spe·k on the subject rifice, holy, acceptable unto God, which "Librarianship" at the ~nalmeetiq the Illinois Library association .is your reasonable _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.. lt'onformed to thisservice. world: And but be be not ye of which will be held in Highland Park Miss Winifred "Mind" was the subject of the transformed by the renewing of your next Wednesday. n-Sermon in all Churches of mind, that ye may prove what is that Bright, Wilmette children's librarian, Christ, Scientist, Sunday, February 19. good, and acceptable, and perfect, will will also give an address on "Children's Reading." The Golden Text was from II Cor. of God" (Romans 12:1,2). 13 :11, "Be perfect, be of good com- The Lesson-Sermon also included the fort, be of one mind, Jive in peace; following passages from the Christian necessity for uplifting the race is father and the God of love and peace shall be Science textbook, "Science and Health to the fact that Mind can do it; for with Kg to the Scriptures," b.r Mary Mind can impart purity instead of imwith you." Among the citations which comprised Baker Eddf: "Mankind will tmprove purity, strength instead of weakness, th~ Lesson-Sermon was the following through Scaence and Christianity. The and health instead of disease" (p. 371). ~------------------------------------------- ·~--:·· Selftee CIJ·rcltss . 1»7 Dr Ralpla M E (Member, Wihnette Cha~b::-:,t Com.) Our group organizations are evidence that the drt,aaist, the grocer, the professional man and the busmess men 10 general are convinced. that the go-italone policy is neither satisfactory nor profitable, and that in numbers there is strength. Group discussions bring together combined experiences not to be personally gained by one man in a lifetime. A Chamber of Commerce is a group of citizens, business and professional men, banded together for business and civic betterment of a community, of a state and of a nation. Identification with such a group is a recognition that association with others, producing or distributing the commodities of life, enables one, through group action, to do things which he could not afford to do alone. Moreover, suspicion and injurious ..cutthroat" competition give way to a spirit of friendly co-operation and mutual confidence. Eacoaraaeslaitiatin "Membership in a Chamber of Commerce," writes a great business leader, ..involves neither loss of identity as an individual nor of initiative in the profitable development of a member's own enterprises. On the contrary, he is stimulated to great initiative. He is ·instructed in more effective business methods through the mutual exchange of experience. By joining forces with a commercial group he copes more effectively with the needs of his industry, business, or profession, in research, in contact with local, national and international problems, in foreign competition, in overcoming fogy notions and , beliefs and in outlawing abuses within industry, without waiting for ambitious statecraft to set up a cry, 'there ottaLiaka ia Nalioul Chaia "Our Chambers of Commerce are linked together in a great tlational organization, with headquarters at Washington and from there branching out to the state chambers and then to the chambers of our cities and villages, each co. -operating with the other in an orderly and rythmic manner in matters in which we, as individuals, are or should be most interested. By acting intelligently together we can make our business what it ought to be and place it upon a basis more satisfactory and sure than it ever has been or ever can be while we work in ignorant, independent rivalry. "We must each forget our individual peeves, 'throw away our hammer and get a horn,' let CO-OPERATION be our watch-word and the misunder~ standing of unfair and selfish competition will crumble in the dust before the onrush of an army of banded-together friendly citizens, business and professional men who have agreed that, 'United .we stand, di,·ided we fall.' " "Do· · · ~¢0reNarch9'int~Tum in the CARn l,. I I ·~ That CameWithYOur Light Bil1 ...... I Puauc SERVICE COMPANY OP NOilTIUI- IWNOIS IICI Ceatral Aye., WiL, WiL Zlll JNO. S. REESMAN, District...,_ Rev. Henry Hepburn to Preach Lenten Sermoa Rev. Henry Hepburn, pastor of the Buena Memorial Presbyterian church, Chicago, wiD preach the sermon Wednesday evening, February 29, at the first of a series of community Lenten services to be held jointly by the Kenilworth Union church and the Church of the Holy Comforter, Kenilworth. Next Wednesday's services wiD be held ~ in the Union church. The Kenilworth Choral society will assist with the program of music.