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WILMETTE LIFE . .Febr uary 19, 1926 -----------------------. ~ NOTED Feb· . 24th church. C pon coming to Chicago he became tdentthed at once with the CHURCH LEADER tist Shore Baptist church, and active the choir and Sunday school. It was · ts CALLED ·sy DEATH 1n while attending this church that he met ~orth Roger Williams Hardman, Sr., Organizer of Baptist Congregations, Dies at Milwaukee Roger Williams Hardman, Sr., for 111atw years a resident of Chicago and H.ogers Park but 1t10re recently of Evanston and well known on the north shore 'where he made his home with his s~n, passed away at the Milwaukee, \Vis., sanitarium, Thursday, February 4, following an illness of only ten days duration. Mr. Hardman was in his eightieth year, but retired from a long active business life only hvo years ago. His health began failing about a year ago, but his final illness was of brief duration. Funeral service s were conducted at the Rogers Park Baptist church, Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Burial was at Rose Hill. Mr. Hardman was born ] anuary 12, 1847, at Martinsburg, Ohio, his parents being Elias and Nancy Hardman. A s a young man he taught in the local schools, coming to Chicago when 26 years of age. He became associated with the firm of Field and Leiter with \dtQm he remained for t\.vo years, when he entered the employ of the wholesale drygoods firm of ]. V. Farwell and company, and with whom he remained continuously until his retirement two years ago. ~1 r. Hardman was reared in a devout ch ristian family. and early in life affiliated with the ~[artinshurg-. 0., BapRMOCKING MENDING A. S. VanDeusen Seller of G· o od Food Central Ave. and 12th Street Phone Grocery 510-511-512-513 ORANGES. Meat 514 Florida. 216 size. Perfect fr u it ; 2 0 doz. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ ., GR~PE FRUIT. Fancy, Jutnbo, 54 s.ize. ~I Perfect. brigh t fruit; 8 for ............ ~ · SUGAR. Cane granulated. 'fhe finest q ua lity; 15 lbs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . .1' _ and one oz. ~~g: Atnerican Fatnily Soap C h tps tor ................ "I.OO 00 Cl'I oo AMERICAN FAMILY LAUNDRY SOAP. .zu Cl' I oo FRhE .D · 14 bars 10 JAP ROSE TRANSPARENT TOILET SOAP. cakes (One ( 1 ) cake FR l~~:. Making 11 cakes $1.00) for ................. . CRYSTAL WHITE LAUNDRY SOAP. 22 bar s for ......................... . SI.OO SI~OO hi s future wite , ~1i s s Georgiana Phillips, a memh~r of his Sunday school class. Later they afliliatcd themselve s with the new organization of the La Salk Avenue Bflptist church where they became actively identified with all the church activities, he being superintendent of the Sunday school for many years, and deacon fr<;>tn its o~ganization until he and his fanuly, movmg further north in the city, again a ssisted in the organization of a new church, known as the Belden Avenue Baptist church. Again movin~ further !10rth he and h_is family establtshed thetr new home 111 RoCYers Park where they lived 33 years, untfi the death of his wife, in ] une, 1920. There being no Baptist church in Rogers Park when the family settl d there, they worshipped with the Con gregational church. About a year later, the Hardmans ; with eight or ten other Baptist familie s, organized the present Rogers Park Baptist church, where Mr. Hardman again became deacon from the date of it s organization and was for matl\' vears superintendent of its Sunday school and deacon · emeritus for the last fi,·e vears. . Since ·the death of his wife, Mr. Hardman has made his home with his eldest son, Roger \V. Hardman, of 2202 \\.c slev avenue Evanston. Two other SOilS ats'o survive, Ralph L.. of 2722 Eastwood avenue, Evan ston, and Paul P., also of Evan ston, residing at 2740 Ridge avenue. " . i . ,~ * · ·· I . "' tI :l. I · STAGE MARDI GRAS TODAY Students of New Trier high school will attend a ·M ardi Gras staged by the French club of the school in the mess hall this afternoon. A pr ogram of entertainment and dancing has been provided. The proceeds will be used for a scholarship fund to send some student to Fr~nce to study next summer. IVORY SOAP. Large 10 oz. bar. 8 bars for ......................... . CHIPSO. Procter and Gatnble ':-; Soap Chi ps ; 4 large pkgs. . ................ . APP. LES. Cooking. r:ancy. sound fruit. 20 lbs. for ......................... . SOUPS. Can1pbells. ~'\ny kind. 9 cans for ......................... . PRUNES. Finest Santa Clara, -t0-50 size. 6 ILs. for ........................... . HONEY. Fancy, \vhite, cotnL Honey. 4 con1 bs fur ....................... . RI~E . . l~~ine <.jttality. 1-lcad;. (Good quality r tce ts Ycry scarce) 9 lbs. ±or . . . . . . . . . . HAWAllAN SLICED PINEAPPLE. Large X o. 2Y~ cans (Xot No.2 cans). Our best ~I grade. 'J'his is the finest produced; 3 cans CD · SUNBEAM YELLOW CLING PEACHES. Large I\ o. 2/'i cans. 'J'he~e are ,,·onclerful. \ \ ?e cannot SI.OO SI.OO SI.OO SI.OO SI.OO SI.OO Cl' I oo CD · MRS. A. McKAY DRERSMAKING PLAIN AND FANCY SE\VING 1 126 ('t>ntrul A , .t"nUt" Phone \Vilmett 2195 Cox B l dg., Room No. 9 Feb. 23rd Feb. 24th · A. S. Van·Deusen SELLER OF GOOD MEAT Central Avenue and 12th Street Phones: Grocery 510 .. 511-512 .. 513 Meat 51 4 oo Cl'I oo Cl' I oo c~~~~~~~: ~!!~~~ot!.~~~- ~~~-~: .... SI.OO p~~~~~~~ c~~~ -~~~~~~~~· ..... SI.OO BABY STUART SIFTED EARLY JUNE PEAS. Cl' I.OO p~~~4~~:%r~~~ -~~~: . -~~~.·~-~ . ~ . ~: . SI_OO W~k~:.F ~~·~A::~~~2~~~~~~~- .... SI.OO RICHELIEU SARDINES. l_)acific Coast Sardines. In O live O il. Large, oval, 15 oz. net cans. \ .cry tine; 6 cans for . . . . . . . . . . CD · MR. RED SALMON. Extra FancY I~ed · A laska. No. Y~ can; 4 can for ...... CD · O ne can .:\lon soon 'f elephone Peas l~R EE. 5 can s fo r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1) 1 ~c~~:~~n~~;.d. t.he.t~l. ~t~(~ -~i~:h_I:: . . . . . . . . . . sI.OO Fancy Turkeys, Capons, Chickens, Ducks, Water Lily Codfish, Sea Garden Shrimps, Richeliett Finnan Haddie, Smoked Herring, Spiced Herring. POT ROAST OF BEEF, 4 lbs. for ........... .. ... . ... . . BONELESS BRISKET CORNED BEEF, 4 lbs for ... .. .. ~ ... . ... . SHOULDER OF LAMB, 3 lbs. for . . .. .. ... . .. .. .. .. . .. . LOIN OR RIB ROAST OF PORK, 3 lbs. fo1· ... .. ..... . .. . . .. .... . . . .. SI.OO SI.OO SI.OO SI.OO