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August 20, 1926 WILMETTE LIFE I . Jl Christian Science Churches "Soul" was the subject of the Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of Christ Scientist, Sunday, August 15. ' The Golden Text was from Psalms 33 :20, "Our soul waiteth for the Lord: He is our help and our shield." Among the citations which comprised the Lesson-Sermon was the following from the Bible:· "Then said Jesus unto his di sciples, If anv man will come after me, let him deny -himself, and take up hi s cross. and follow me. For what is a man profited, if he shalt gain the whole world. and lose hi s own soul? or \\·hat shall a man give in exchange ~or his soul? (\1 atthe\v 16:24, 26). The Le sso n-Sermot1 also included the following passage from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health .\Yith Key to the Scriptures," by ~f ary Baker Eddy: "The pains jof se n se arc salutan·, if the\· \Yrench a\\·ay false pleas\1rahle b~lief s and tran sp lant the affections from . se nse to Soul. where the creations of God · are good, 'rejoicing the heart.' Such is the sword of Science. with which Truth decapitates error. materialit\· giving place to man's higher individuality and de st iny" (p. 2()5, 266). A.. fire in the shop of Papageorge Bros., tailors, 344 Linden avenue, did dan1age to the extent of $200 to the store interior Saturday afternoon. It was started by . the overheating o.£ a metal chimney leading from the gas heater for the steam press. All of the damage to the store ,~·as confined to the rear part of the building. Mr. Papageorge succeeded in carrying most of the garments on the work-tables into the front of the shop before the firemen turned on the stream. of chemicals, so the damage was shght. ~fo s t of the garments in the establishment were already safely housed in glass \Yardrobes in the front of the store, and so escaped being burned. All the damage was said to be covered by insurance. Fire Causes Damage to Country Club Members Evanston Tailor Operis Papageorge Tailor Shop Enjoy Buffet Dinners Fur .Shop in Winnetka Despite the unfavorable atmospheric conditions, the barbecue dinner at Ouilmette Country club Saturday eve-' ning, proved a most delightful affair. The dinner was served indoors. Dancing followed. There were about seventy-five present. Sunday buffet dinners, beginning at one o'clock are still being served at the club, and the management is desirous that more members and their families take advantage of this service. Rudolf Schulz. Jr., a student at Carthage college, who is studying for · the ministry, \Yill conduct the services at the \Vilmette English Lutheran church, Sunday morning, August 22, at 11 o'clock. ReY. \Villiam Guise, pastor of the church, is enjoying a I ,·acation. M. Okean, Evanston tailor, opened an exclusive fur shop in Winnetka this week at 567 Lincoln avenue. The store Is located in a new business block and Mr. Okean has built into it a modern fire, moth and burglarproof vault for the storage of furs. He has the only store of its kind in Winnetka. Besides making fur garments to order, and remodeling, cleaning and repairing, Mr. Okean carries at this store a selected stock of ready-to-wear furs. He also carries a large stock of skins for use in making cuffs and collars. A branch of Mr. Okean's ladies tailoring business is conducted at the Winnetka shop. The Okean tailoring shop on Dempster street in Evanston will be carried on as usual. STUDENT CONDUCTS SERVICES J THAT'S HIS STORY Ernest C'. Cazel of the Snidcr-Cazel Drug company spent a few da~ ·s la .;t week golfing at Crystal Lake. He niade the course in 75. his card indicated . E. A. Dannemark, ~~ r. Cazel':o; con stant riYal on local course inquires. "\\'a it 75 strokes or putts ." ~f r~. Leslie F. Gates and her daughter. Helen. returned FridaY of last " ·eck to their h ome at 723 Eighth st reet after a six \\'eek s' camping trip through Ycll O\\'S tone Park. TheY 'nrc accompanied l>y the ~lisses Emily and Loui se Gates of Canton, Pa., two ·1icce £ of ~ f r. Gates. The party tra\'eled approximatelY four hundred miles through the pad~ and mountains on' horseback. and were awaY from mail and n.wtor for two or three week at a time. Golf Club Homesites on North Shore Large wooded lots, including sewer. water and paving, surroundin2 Championship IS· Hole Golf Course now in play. Beautiful new Club House jus[ completed. Each lot includes membership in Club. Price of lot less than price of membership in most clubs. 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