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· WILMETTE LIFE February 1, 1929 surer, as wen as the officers of the different parish organizations. The reports showed that the church has had a very successful year. The election resulted as follows: Senior warden, Lester G. Wood; junior warden, Robert Stoddard; vestry- J . C. Comfort, F. W. Fuerman, Henry Fowler, Carleton Kaumeyer, Edmund W . Pridmore, Robert Stoddard, .J. M. Throckmorton, and Lester G. Wood. Th~ following were the parish at the next week·: Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Royal H. Ullrich. Church ·News · HALF-ACRE ESTATES . -IN- WINNETKA -SOLO SOLD- .-SOLD ~LO- ·has stood the test not only of years, but of centuries. That is the Small Cat~chism. Lutheran children today study the same humble pamphlet that their fathers and mothers before them conned. And the latter but took up the book that their parents had used. . No attempt has been made to adorn or to prettify it. It presents the same sober guise that we meet with in the earliest editions. In simple questions and answers the fundamentals of Christianity are made clear. Because Luther adhered so closely to the Bible, his Catechism has established itself firmly in the Church as the text preeminent for the instruction of children. It takes the Ten Commandments and shows what men must do. Because nobody has k ept the divine law a Saviour is necessary. The next section, dealing with the creed, logically follows. It states the faith of the church in the Saviour, the eternal Son of God, who suffered and died that men might be re-. deemed from sin ; and in the Holy Ghost, who through the Gospel brings this salvation to men. The Lord's Prayer is considered next a s teaching men to ask for and obtain God's mercy in Christ through humble and believin~ prayer. The last three sections are devoted to instruction in baptism, the Lord's supper and confession. · That is the outline of a very plain book which fot four centuries has served as an elementary text book in religion and still is serving that purpose in innumerable classes of children and adults, who are being prepared for membership in the church.-Synodical Press committee. L----------------'1 (Continued from Page 44) elected· to represent Diocesan covention Mrs. R. N. Wade, D. Smith, Mrs. A. Many of the ladies of the parish and their · friends enjoyed the party at Mrs. A. H. Ullrich's, 925 Lake avenue, last Friday afternoon, some 130 being in attendance. Friday, F'ebruary 8, will be the regular day for the Associa~ed Guilds' meeting in the club house. Ten of the women of St. Augustine1 s, with Mrs. I. K. Stover acting as hostess, represented St. Augustine's at the luncheon for women of the Diocese at the Palmer house yesterday which was given in honor of Dr. Rudolp'l Teusler, head of St. Luke's Episcopal hospital in Tokyo, Japan. More than one thousand women attended the luncheon. Kenilworth Episcopal The Rev. Leland Hobart Danforth, rector SOLD- SOLD- r I -- Sunday, February 3, will be Sexagesima Sunday, or sixty days before Easter. There will be a celebration of the Holy Communion at 8 o'clock, Church school. classes at 9 :30 o'clock, and celebration of Holy Communion with sermon at 11 o'clock in the morning. The sermon will be preached by the Rector of the parish ; Sunday. February 3~ is known in the the subject will be "The Constructiveness church as Sexagesima Sunday, or sixty of Christ." · days before Easter. There will be holy communion at 8 a. m., church schools and On Monday evening, February 1, at Bible classes at 9 :45 and holy communion 6 :30 o'clock, the Church club of Chicago with address at 11 o'clock. will hold the annual Pre-Convention dinner for the men and women of the Next Sunday being the first Sunday in Diocese, in the Grand Ballroom of the the month will be the regular Corporate Hotel LaSalle. Tickets may be purchased Communion Sunday for the Boys' and from the rector of the Church of the Girl!:l' Communion leagues. Holy Comforter. or at the door on the night of the dinner. Speakers for this Tomorrow, February 2, is the day set occasion will be the Rt. Rev. Charles P. apart by the Historic church to remem- Anderson, D. D., Bishop of the Diocese ber the presentation of Christ in the of Chicago, and the Rev. H. P. Almon temple. There will be holy communion Abbott, D. D ., rector of St. Chrysostom's at 8 a. m. in St. Augustine's. church, Chicago. C. D. Dallas, president of the Church club will be toastmaster. Tonight the Girls' choir ·and Mrs. I. K. Stover's Church school class will enjoy The Ninety-Second annual convention a· sleigh ride as the guests of Mrs. Stover. of the Dio<'ese of Chicago will be held at St. Jam( · · Cathedral, Cass and Huron The annual meeting of the Parish held streets, February 4 and 5. The sessions last Friday night heard reports of the open with a celebration of the Hol y year's work from the rector and trea- Communion at 10 :30 o'clock, the Rt. R l' Y. Sheldon M. Griswold, D. D., celebrant ; Bishop Anderson will preach. St. Augustine's WE MAKE·· Automobile Loans Rtfmance Automobiles buy Winnetka Vacant-Half Acres Within the village limits. A few homesites are still available on a private drive. All improvements underground. New houses restricttd to $20,000. Close to schools and not too far from transportation. This property is in the finest section of the north shore, overlooking the beautiful Skokie valley. Frontages of 125 ft. to 208 ft. with depths of 165 ft. or 175 ft. at prices much less than anything comparable tn the village of Winnetka. Every parcel marked sold, in the above plat, has been purchased by long-time residents of. Winnetka for building larger and finer homes where greater privacy and advantagts of location are desired-which speaks well for "Westmoor Trail." The Rt. Rev. Sheldon Munson Griswold, D. D., Suffragan Bishop, will vtsit the Church of the Holy Comforter on the afternoon of February 10, to administer the sacraments of Confirmation to a class now being prepared to be presented to him. The hour of the service will be announced later. Bishop Griswold will give the address on this occasion. Ash Wednesday, which marks the first day of Lent, occurs on February 3. Services in this Parish church on that date will be as · follows: Holy Communion · at 7:30 A. 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