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WILMETTE LIFE February Z4, 1928 UaitflritJtJ Ch·rch Ra)'IDoncl B. Braar, mlnllter 11 A. K. Service. Sermon subject: ..Humanist's Confeulon of Faith.'· 6 P ·. II. YoUDg people's meeting In the Chu~h ····7· Fe'na17 II R. M. Jolmatoa ad Co. Announce Property Salea R. M~ Johnston and company report the sale of two lots in west Kenilworth to Robert J. Kroschel, one located on Briar street for William Ewen of Evanston, and the other on Rogers avenue for Bertha Perrigo of St. Louis, Mo. Mr. Kroschel will start building operations on the Rogers avenue lot at once. Ke·llfiJorth U11lon Kenilworth avenue and Warwick road Kenilworth Rev. ,Herbert L. Wlllett, Pb. D. minister Many Wilmette Scouts Receive Awards at Court At the Court of Award which was Bouse. , This Friday evening, dance for young people In the Church House. Mrs. H. G. Prosser of 803 Lake avenue and her mother, Mrs. Green of Clinton, Iowa, departed for the South on Sunday. They are to spend several weeks in f'lorida and Havana, Cuba. Sunday at 11 .A. M. the subject of the 11ermog will be, "Into the Shadow," the held in connection with the Wilmette Scouting Exposition at the Howard ftrst of a aeries of Lenten sermons. school Saturday, Feb. 11, 10 Sc~uts Sunday school In the Assembly room at were advanced to second class ratmg; 9 :45 A. :M. Classes for all, and all wel- 4 Scouts were made· first class Scouts, come. W11YT111s FouR. The Ladies· league meets on Monday mornings at 10 o'clock for work In connection with its important program of benevolence. All the women are Invited. A pamphlet called "The Fellowship of Prayer" has been prepared, covering the period of Lent, and giving brief Bible selections, comments and a prayer for each day from February 22 to April 8. Copies may be had on · request. Wednesday evening, February 29, the first of the joint Lenten services, under the auspices of the Union church and the Church of the Holy Comforter will be held in this church. The address will be given by Rev. Henry Hepburn, D. D., of Buena Memorial Presbyterian church. The Kenilworth Choral society will assist with the :music. Similar services will be held in the two churches alternately on Wednesday evenings during Lent. The speakers will be announced from week to week. Full ar.mouncements may be had upon request. Dr. Willett's topic for Sunday morning, March 4, will be, ··Among the Hills," the second 1n the series of Lenten sermons. 15 Scouts received one or more Merit Badges and a Life Scout Emblem was awarded to Scout Oscar Anderson of Troop 4. Scouts who were advanced from Tenderfoot standing to second .cl~ss were George Waidner, Jerome Nevms and Foster Bennett of Troop 3; Edward Mooney, Bruce Meeker, Carl Anderson, Jarrett Lake and Ray Dunn of Troop 4 and Charles Stiles and John Dernehl of Troop 8. Second class Scouts who were advanced to first class standing were Roger Delander of Troop 8, and Bartley Jones, Roger Polenski and Lawrence Buckmaster of Troop 4. The Merit Badges awarded were to Henry Crawford, Troop 2, handicraft; Davis Lott, Troop 2, scholarship: Gordan Cutler, Troop 2, scholarship; Carl Anderson, Troop 4, firemanship; Paul Sterner, Troop 4, painting and athletics; John Fowler, Troop 4, book binding and leathercraft; Lawrence Buckmaster, Troop 4, craft work in wood, and personal health ; David Henderson, Troop 4, public health and leathercraft; Angus Stevens, Troop 4, personal health ; Bruce Kenyon, Troop 4, pathfinding and life saving; Oscar Anderson. 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