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December 18, 1925 WILMETTE LIFE 43 Methodist Church pan·!·, 5, )tt of ~ 33 I' · ofcssor Schermerhorn closes his di ·' 1 1sstons on "The Teachings of Jcsu ::. · this morning. ~very man intert!- : d is invited to jom the class. ···Jw High school department is hav- ,_____ t F 'TLE LE aa their special Chr1stmas devotional ; ice Sunday morning, The X. T. C. c l ~s is providing the music and Mr. \ Villard Osburn is telling the story. "'fl10 Other Wise l\lan" by Henry Van 8 ,. ix1 I ·>KC. A Suggestion for A Gift As Christmas time approaches one's thoughts naturally turn to the subject of suitable gifts for those dear to us and those to whom we feel obligated by reason of having received from then1 some unusual gift or favor. The church has done and is doing more for this community of beautiful homes and its fortunate families tha11 any other influence on earth. No thinking person who establishes a home ·here on the north shore can ever ·estimate its influence upon tl1e children especially. No thinking parent \Vould be without that influence. What has it done for .y ou? What will you do for it? Give to the church of your choice your interest and time to the best of your ability for the sake of your family, your neighbor, your church and your Saviour as well as for your own sake. Come to church next Sunday. l' he Epworth league me ets at tl11: <' ': urc h, 6 p. m. The l e ader of th~ · n ne ting is Miss Adelaide Jones. I< \\ ·11 be a Christmas carol service. C"h ristmas Sunday at th e 'Vilm e ttf· l '·t ris h Me thodist church will be full . (o t beauty. Dr. Stansdl will speak. T nt· choir will give us thr c · numb ·r s. 1 ul· Junior choir und e r 1\li ~s J ones' · cl n:c tion will mak e it~ flr::;t appt:ar1 al,tJC at this S(·I·vice, appearing in a l o~ ·lUti ful proe ·!-Jsional and 0.11 them. i h<' Boy Scouts, Troup!-; 3 a.ncl ,; ut t..:t at thi s C hurch, ~1onday t·\·,·ning-; a · 7 p. m. E \'Pry b()y is asl-u·d to IJ, . I· ese nt. a The Girl .·cuuts will m ·d Tu·,sda\· 4 p. m. and will practiv · fo1· lh: · hves titur c unl< ·ss fur .t h ·r notifh·d. A:l t;,rl !::>couts are ur g- ·ntl y r"qUl·Stl~d tu J,. present, as we want t o make thl:::i t l ·· uiggest and hl'!-;t In v<·sti tut · .. t .l t the \\' i I nu~t te Girl ficou t~ ha H· · ··r . had . 'Vc hav e bt.:tween 40 and ;: · n e w g-irls to be i 11 Ve!-it"d as Tt·ndf' ri· ·flt Scouts, and also a. numlJ ·r ,,f gil"l~ "Ito will r c·e··tve tht.:ir !::)t:cond Cl~t s:-; . or other ~1 ·l"i t Dadge3. The Sunday School C hri stmas " nt· r tainmcnt will be givl:n on Dcccml!t·r ~-. and will tak e th e f orm of tlk t·t··s ntation of a Christmas fantasy <:ntltled , "Th e l 'ri ncc." 11: Birthday of th e Littlt- !Jo n o t forget that tht~ Lake BJu;,. pha ns will be in \VilnH:tt c· on C hri s t!ll .ts Day. If you wish tu hav e a:1 (IJ phan, plea.:-;e state your wi sh ·s l o ~Irs. Haskins, \Vilmctt e 1 G::i · .\Tid- week serv ice of pray er· anJ praise, conducted by th e minister will lJ, . hel d in th e church chavel at 8 p. m . :.\f r. and Mrs. Ira C. Da:-ling, 256 Kenilworth a vcn ue, Kenilworth, ha vc rtturned from New York --o~1rs. Carl Keith. 310 \Varwick road, entutained her bridge club for lunchcon Tuesday. vuuuu Wilmette Cafe Saturday, December 19th 75c Table d'hote Dinner 75c served from 5 to 8:30 p. m. Cream of Tomato Soup Head Lettuce Mayonaise ·choice of Good Preaching, Good .Music Good Fellowship Morning Worship at 11 ouuuo Directory of Churches: Wilmette English Lutheran Church 703 Grttnleaf Avenae REV. WILLIAM GUISE . Roast Leg of Lamb and Fruit Jelly S\ eet Breads and Mushroom Crea'med on Toast B:caded Veal C.. tlets Milainese on Toast Minced Chicken, Green Peppers Crea·med Asparagus Tips Omelette Potatoes au-gratin, Sweet Creamed Corn Fr·~sh Fruit Salad or Chocolat~ Pudding with Whipped Cream Coffee. Tea or Milk Sunday Chicken Dinner First Congregational Church Lake and Wilmette Avenues REV. STEPHEN A. LLOYD The Firat Presbyterian Church Ninth Street and Greenleaf A venue REV. GEORGE P. MAGILL The First Me;thodist Church Lake and Wilmette A venues REV. GILBERT STANSELL The Wilmette Baptist Church Forest and Wilmette A venues REV. FRANCIS C. STIFLER St. John's Lutheran Church Wilmette and Park A 1'tnues REV. HERMAN W. MEYER St. Augustine's Episcopal Church 1 1-40 Wilmette Avenue REV. HUBERT CARLETON Published by tbe Interchurch Advertising Committee. Wilmette Church Council $1.00