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22 WILMETTE LIFE September 13. 1929 Christian Science ' Churches Conduct Special French Classes . at Sears School SSOO.(tO · · R eward will be paid for return of Diamond Pin contatntng eight triangle diamonds. eight oblong diamonds and 56 round diamonds, lost Labor Day 1n vicinity of Greenleaf Avenue, Glencoe, Club. or Northmoor Country All communications held Write or phone confidential. G. B. Van Bur~n ~ Co. 327 S. La Salle St .. Chicago Tel. Wab. 2288 wa s ' th e subj ect of th e lesso n-se rmon in all c hur ches of Christ, ~cicntist. on Sunday, Septe mb er 8. The go lden . t ext was, "God said, Let Iu s ma ke man in o ur image, after our likeness: and let them ha ve dominion on:r the f1sh of the sea, a nd oHr the iowl of the a ir , and over th e cat tle, and oyer a ll the cart h, and o \·e r ever y creeping tj1ing th a t creepeth up on the cartl1" (Genesis 1 :26). .-\n wng t he citations whi ch com J2_ri ~eel th e lesson-ser mo n was the fo ll m,·mg irom th e Bible: "He hat h ~ ~1owed thee, 0 man, v··hat is good; and what doth th e Lord requir e of th ee, but to do justly, and to love m er cy, a nd to wa lk humbl y with th y God ?' ' (}.Ii ca h 6:8). Th e lesso n-sermon also included the following pa. sages from th e C hristian Sc ienc e tex tb ook. "Science and Health with Key t l) th e Sc riptures." by Mary Baker Eddy: "The a dmi ssion t o nnt: 's self that 1 ;1a n Is Cod' s own li 1 (C IH~ss se t s man free to master the infinite id ea .. At present \\"C kn o w not what man Js, hut \\"<.' certai nh· shall" know thi s when man rd1ccts (;od" (p. <JO). Special classes 111 Frenc~ for both child r en and adults are bctng offered this year at the Joseph Sears. schoo l in K-e nilworth by Mrs. A. \\ tglama. Th e children 's classes, which will start next ,,·ce k. ar e t o be h eld in the morn ing before· sc hool and at t he noon hour. For th e past two years ~I r:-; . \\'iglama i1a~ cond ucted private cla:-;ses in French ior the Jose1) h Scar s pupil~ . T hi s year she wil1 continue the work with these classes and will start a UC\\' class of beginners drawn from th e thir d, fourt h. and fifth grades. The beginners' work will h e ce nt ered a ro und the co rr ec t pronunciatior; of French sn unds and the acf1uisition of a ~i mplc ,·ocabula ry , Mr s. \\'ig lam a states, and the ch ild's int erest will be a r oused a nd maintained thrcmgh thr medium oi pictures. so ngs, a nd games. :\clult s · will have a n oppo rtunit y for pri\·a tc or group in str uction in French during the m urning hours at th e Joscp h Scars schoo l. ~f r s. \ \ 'iglama plans ft)r group s of from three to fin· adult st udcn ts " ·ho will he permitted tn c hnl)S(' their own course of stud y. emphasizing . grammar. ro lllJh) sitiun. ~fr s. llelen lhclc Cartn n1 \\ ' in- (If literature. netka, flH·mtrl\' <~f \\'i lmet tc. rt'lurnl"d irom ~lackina~ Island. " ·here ~he ,,.,~s Lane Carter oi \\ 'inn<:tka. i()rlllcrl:-· l w~tc~s at the Crancl hotel and g;l\·e (,f \\' ilm ettc. and Il inman BishcL· oi in ~ truction 111 bridge, and departed f\:cnihn11·th ha\·c been on an <:xtt·n-.;i ·.. ~.· again Tue sday inr \" e\\· Y,nrk City moto r trip through the ea~t. \\'hilt\\·here she \\·ill tlttend \\'ilhur l'. \\' hit c- there thC'~· \\·ere the g·ue sb ni t-:"en!l h e ad's CPurs~· ior h ridge lt'ac ht·r~ at the worth friends at their :'llllllll\.' r lwn lt'. \ 'a nderbilt hotel. ··~fan" - 0- -· ... WEDDING STATIONERY Engraved and in1pressed Tnm ~I artcl Bro\\"11, son oi ).f r. and Dan Bmrill, :-PI! oi D r. and \fr:-;, ~I r ..;. Ch·de T. Bro\Yn l)f 1710 \\'alnut I ame~ :\ . 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