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9.,45 a.m~ . chureun u1oo 11 a.m. Mornlng prayer and sermon 7 pan. Young Peop1e's meeting Sundlay evenmngý. April 23_, the Young people, will entertain the Di Gamma group of St., Mtthew's church, Evanfs- ton, at the St. Augustine's clUbhouse. A special program of -dramatic" enter- tainment will be presented in conjunction with the presentation of plans for the Wagon Wheel Whlrl to be held at St. ,Matthew's chureh by both groupis on the night of May 6. Saturday evç%enimg, April 22, in the Par- ish House, the members of the 1939 Min- strel-Revue and Dance wlll have a post- show party at which time, the resuits of thçbir efforts will be made public. This entertaînment Is open to ail who, worked for the success of. the production, either in thé chorus or behind the scenes. Friday. April 21, at the Wilmette Par- ish Methodiat church the annual meeting of te men of Wlmette churches will be Methfodist Chi#rch Wilmette avenue at Lake avenue Erskine M. Jeffords, minister -Oln 5link I Let(Go" îs the theine af the Paul xernsch, WiMett 6j4.JTe :Sal is sponsored by the Woma's Guild. The GarrettLibrary .Gulld wll present icathryn Turneéy, Garten of Indi.anflpoliB ln a cirnatie interpretation of "The~ Bible Designed té Be Read as Living Literature" at the Garrett Chapel in Evanston on Friday evenlng. May 5- at 8 o'clock. 'Tickets at the church office. Fi*rat Preabyterian Ninth street at Greenleaf avenue James T. Venekasen, ininister. The themne of the sermon by the min- ister at the rnorning worship service at il o'clock will be,. "O'od and the Dis- coUraged Soul.". We invite you té wor- ship with us. The music for the morning worship service will bc as followsi organ pre- lude, "Offertoire de Ste. Cecilie" (C miner), Batiste; Processional, "The Spa- "Arise, Shine," MacDermidý organ post- lude, "Fanfare," Lerumens. Miss Erma Rounds is organlst and director. The Sunday school wlll ineet in al departments at 9:30 o'clock. The Aduit Bible class will meet at 1 o'clock for the study of the lesson, "Great Prayers of the Bible." We invite MonAUUingwor5i1p -..........'l am Arnici Deil.................. 4:30 p.m. Kappa Pi Phi ................... 7 p.m. The titie of Mr. Hmndley's sermon for the mo r ning worship is , When Faith Faîls." The music for themorning will be as follows: Organ Prelde-Pastorale......Hollins Anthern-'The Nlnety and Nine" ................... Protheroe Offertoire Quartette--'Sheep and Lanibs"............. H~e Organ Postlude-Allegro (Sonata IV) .*.........Guilmant CALENDAIt FOR THE WEEK Thursday. April 20- 3 :30-Girl's choir rehearsal 4-Boy's choir rehearsal 3:45-Campfire Girls 7: 15-Senior choir rehearsal Friday, April 21 1-Women's Guild luncheon 6:30-United Churchman's banquet Monday, April 24- East End .circle Nort h End circle 7 :30-Boy Scouts, Troop 1 7:30-Boy Scouts, Friday, April 28- Lakeside circle Northwest circle 7:30-Cub Pack mt Troop 2 omçers for Lme eiiuing 7VL. Tromorrow (Frlday) Llnk N is. holding a church party ai. the home'of Mr. and, Mrs. A. V. Gruhn. RIeservations must be madé wlith Mrs. C. 0. Main or Mrs. W. C. Huggins.- The annual Spring concert of, the Men's chorus and Senior choir- Will occur on' Wednesday, April 26, ln the church audi- torium. A fi.ne, program of secular and sacreci numbers, with Crace Parmele. soprano, and, Dr. John Wlnston Shank. baritone. Is ln rehearsal under the direc- tion of Lydia Koch. The Woman's society haà éompleted the payment of its entire pledge to th e church expenses and misslonary quota. As the year ends April 30, alli embers are re-> quested 'to complete their subscrlptions promptly. We are just a little behlnde in dur benevolent and missionary items. Despite the conflict with our Friday social gathering, we should be represented -ni the- WilnetiéeChu.chraeiVs..,. n-ITefrt' Friday, April 21. Tickets may be secured of J. D. Dingle or the pastor. The Church school is dolng excellent work and stili enrolling pupils for* the spring quarter, The teachers' plans for the comluq eight weeks were formulated at aý meeting Wednesday' evening at the home of Mr'. andi Mrs. B. W. Shearer. a .m.- *The Cjiurch schoolinmeets Sunday inorn o'clock in the chapel. Fred Strauch wi ing at 9:30 o'clock. New 'enrolimens lead the discussion of the tapile, «'Whl ina bemad atanytim inanyclas, as Religion to Do With Social Regut froni the iNursery te the Aduit depart- ie '?"ar lthed.g col on ment. peaeivtd The Interniediate league will nîeet Sun The older young people will meet day evenmng at 4:30 o'ciock. Ail, seventh 6 o'clock. The discu sion will be ledt and eighth graders, are cordially irtvîted. Dan Ballou on the tople. "Our Cire of Frliends.". This is the college and pos Loweil Jonies is the sponsor. college group. CIRCLE1 tst End c and Bible class for at 11loo'clock .011 .... heinberger 'clock will music, qndI The Sunday school wil met at 9:45. ron '-he There are classes for children between men ol Lfl 5L 11-7 in stâ