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May 21, 1926 WILMETTE LIFE A cordial Invitation is extended friends to worship with us. 37 to 1 ~ I Arden Shore Board Has Final Meeting; Takes All Donations The Wilmette Arden Shore hoard, composed of a group of women who have been untiring in their efforts for the encampment, closed its season's activities last week with the final meeting held at the home of :Mrs. James Orth, 522 Laurel avenue. Donations for the summer camp, howeYcr, are still desired, it is announced, and those wishing to make such contributions may communicate with th(· industrial chairman. Mrs. E. D. Fuchs, of 1043 Chestnut avenue. and she will call and take such articles to the camp. The residtnts of \i\'ilmettc who htlong to the hoard are: ~[ rs . Leslie F. Gates, chairman; ~f rs. F. L. Tolman, treasurer: ~hs. Leslie ~f illar. stwing chairman; ~Irs . ~{yron West, schedule chairman; Mrs. Frederick Tilt, publicit~· chairman; ~1 rs. E. D. Fuchs, industrial chairman; and Mesdames H. :\. Storms. A. R. ~{aclean, L. S. Becker, Willard Thayer. Haye s McKinney, Willis Hutson, B. F. Blymyer, Robert Stoddard, Lester ~ice, J. C. Baker, G<lrdon 'Wilson, James Orth, \V. M. Harridge and D. L. Taylor. Methodist Church 11 a. m. Dr. Stansell will preach at the morning st!rvice. 9 :30 a. m. Church school in all departments. The Men's Bible class in charge of Prof. Schermerhorn. The Friendly c:ircle in charge of Mrs. T. H. West. Troop 1, will meet in the basement of the church. Girl Scouts, Troop 2, will meet in the chapel qf the church. ' . > High School d~:!partmtnt. Subject: "The Challenge of Lon~ ." The worship service this month is built around the them<', "I. . ove." 3 :00 p. m. Spedal nwt'tingHome (.;uardl:i and ~lotht· r's l\litc-Box opening-. for th<' .lt·wels. 6:15 p. m . Epw(Jrth It-ag-ut·. All young pt·opl(' nre invitt·d tf· be pres..·nt. ~Ionday , nH·I'tin~. i ::W. Boy !-icout~ hold their O~burn \Villard in charge. :1 and 4. Tut·sday, 4 lL m. Cirl !-it'CJUl:s. Troops 'J'hi:-; will bt· tht' la:,;t chance f1·r girll< in th<·R(· two troopR to pass the Tt· nd<·rfoot or ~t· t·ond t· la:-;~ lt'!StH . (:a.mt·s, :-;ongs, patntl nwl'tings and inHtrudion JWriod~. 8 p . m. Tm·sday H ·t·ning· tht· FriendlY C'irdt: will hold tht-ir rt>gular monthly social mPeting. The nWt' ting will be lwld at tl11 · Young Pt>oph.t's housf' . Bible school at 9 :45. The committees have been appointed for the Children's Thursday is Division day for the day service which will be held June 13. Ladies' Aid. 2 p. m. The second division will meet at the home of :Mrs. Stafford, The Luther league will meet Friday 9~6 Sheridan road. This is the last meet- evening of this week at the home of ing of the . year so please bring your Arthur Cox, 605 Sixth street. 'rhe young year's pledge or send it if you cannot be people of the parish are invited. there. l\lrs. J. A. I...eas, the wife of Pastor 2 p. m. The Third division t-ntertains the Fifth division a.t the home of l\lrs. Leas of the Trinity Lutheran church of Chicago, will be the speaker at the June Yance Foster, 1526 'Highland avenue. 10 a. m. The Fourth division enter- meeting of the Missionary society. · The tains the First at the home of ~trs. S. meeting will be held on the afternoon of the third of June. H. Darst. 8 p . m . Thursday, choir rt·hearsal. The choir will meet regularly each 7 l'· m. Junior Boy Scout:-;. )lr. Ben- ·w ednesday evt>ning until Children's day. ·nit in charge. 8 Jl. m. Girl Scout lnYestiturt. All The second coat of white paint was parents and friends of th~ Wilmeth' Girl put on our building this week. This Scouts are invited to attf'nd. Th~ in- givt·s our beautiful bungalow-chapel a vestiturt·H will be held at thl' 1lethodist \'t:ry attractive appearance. The inchurc·h. terior d ecorating was finished about two months ago. 4 p. m. Junior choir n·ht>ar:.-;al. English Lutheran I pastor ·william :!\Ielbye, delegate, attended the meeting 8 p. m . "\\·c·dlH·sday. th·· ~lid-we~k sl'r\'kl' of prayer, prais(· and mt!ditation. I>r. Stansell will cnnrlu('t th<· s(:·rvice. 4 p. Greenleaf and Seventh \Villiam Guise, vastor. Ser\'ices for :\Iay 2a : Pentecost : "Our Precious Crown" will lie the Yr. and Mrs. Morton B. Skinner thf:me of the s<>rmon for \Vhitsunday. The message will ht-- bas~d on the last moved recentlY from their home on chapter of the First EpiRtlt' of Peter. Be- Central a\·emie to 1012 Greenwood sides thf- confirmation sf'rYice there will a l~o ht tht: rt-ception of new nwmbers.. avenue. and the of the .Jl· linois Synod on Wednesday and Thurs· ·ay of this week. The sessions were held in Christ LuthE-ran church, Chicago m. Th·! JliKh sl'hool Girl Scout~, l' 5 "' ~ Our Enlarged Automobile Paint Shop ·Is Now Ready Inspection Invited Fully equipped to furnish Duco, Lacquer or Varnish Fin .. ishes, which ever you prefer. 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