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Wilmette Life (Wilmette, Illinois), 24 Sep 1926, p. 38

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WILMETT~ LIFE September 24, 1926 St. Augustine's Church Next Sunday will be the Seventeenth Sunday after Trinity. There will be Holy Communion at 8 A. M., Church school at 9 :45 A . M., and Morning Prayer with sermon at 11 A. M. Congregational Church Ministers: Stephen A. Lloyd William E. McCormack On Sunday morning the . services in each department of the Church · scho?l will begin promptly at 10 de lock. It Is Reorganization Day in the school and a record attendance of the old ~?embers as w ell as many new members. 1::1 ex~ected. The teachers will meet thc1.r pup1l.s for the first time and prepar~t1o~s Will be made for Rally Day wh1ch 1s only a week off. Do not forg et that the change in tim e conH·s this Sunday. :16th Suson Now Open WILMETTE 627 1 BRANCH Wednesday, September 29, is St. MIchael and All Angels' Day. There will bt· Holy Communion at 8 a. m. Ith St., Boulevard Building Telephone Wilmette 36 I 2 Teachers in charge: ANNA CHINLUND and LAURA COUPLAND Pupils 1Iay Enter at Any Time PRIVATE AND CLASS LESSONS Piano -- Keyboard - Harmony - Sigh Reading )fain School, 609 ~-----·--------------------------~------------------·· s. Ear Training Send for Catalog. Wahash AH., Chicago. New Cream Top Milk'Comes from Ttiburcular· tested c~ws. Sanitary hood sealed caps. 111 ; : The first meeting of the Women's Associated guilds for the season will be held in the Church House, 1126 Wilmette avenue, this afternoon. There will be a busin ess m eeting at 2 P. M. , f ollowed bY afternoon tea. A special invitation is The Sunday morning- scnicf' of wo:extended to wom en not already members, ship is held at 11 o'clock. Dr. Llo.ycl w1l1 to attend. vrear h on th e subjl!ct of "Apostolic Proposals." Saturday afternoon at 7 :30 o'clock, all past and present members of Troop 4, On Monday th e North En<l circlP, 1\Irs. Boy Scouts, are Invited to a m ee ting in H. c. Toeppen, chairman, will _l_?e !.mterthe Parish House to discuss the program tainecl at th e home of Mrs . .J . \v. C ull t> n, for the year. Clark L each, scoutmaster, 1226 Ashland awnur, at a 1 !'! ::10 o'c lock will be In charge. lunch eon. Mrs. n. E. P. Klint·, ~Irs . C. A. ]<:; ldridge, and Mrs. Hope Thompson Church schools bE:"gan last Sunday. All are the assisting hostesses. old m embers and tho:::t· inte nding to join should be on hand Sund~y at !) :45 A. M. The "\Ya s hing-to n A,·,·nnt· C'irt' l(· will hold a n·ry important busi1wss nwt:ti ngA met>ting of Church school. teaC'lwrs on ::\Tonday afternoon at 1 h1· hom1· of and offic<>rs will b(· h(·ld tonig-ht in the ::\frs. .J. C. f'rosslcy, 40i \\'a s llingt on rE:"ctor's office at 8 o'clock. a \'enu ', at 3 o'clock. R eservations to tlw dinnl' J' ti1 h e tf'nder ed tlw Lorrl Bishop of London in th e Grand :Qall :aoom of the J,aSalle hote l Monday' evening, Octobf'r 4, should be mad e at onct>. Th<'re nr<> to b(· accommodations for something onr 1,000. ·Apply to th e rector. · 'l'u!'sday pn·ning at 7 :1 ii P . ~T. Roo~f' , .f> lt Troop Xo . 2 will nwd at lwadquart ers, nr. C h a rles B. Blake, S('OUtmastl'l'. On ·" ' Nln<>s<lay afternoon 1lw Junior rhoir m£·l· t for rdwarsal. "\\· . E. :\{('('o rmack, directo r. J Ask Our Drivers Or Phone Wilmette 3029Greenleaf 820. lie per e··rt The cream taken from thi& milk will whip Tlw Young- Pt·oph·'s (' hoir nwr·ts for. n ·Tlw r egular meeting of the Y(·st ry was h <:'ld last '\Vednesday e\'('nlng-. A rlwf'k lwn rsal at 7 :1 ii o'clock Thursday {· Yt ·mn~ . for $1,500 was rf'c'ivec1 from :M rs. Frank Pl·rt<·r "\\'. H t·a ps, org-anist .arHl din ·dor. Bake r to bt> appliNl toward th e r P<luction On Jwxt Thursclay and Friday th (· of th e mortgage on th P church. Xorth J·:n <l f'ird·· will hold :t rummag-e Be sure and rememher that all :--;£·n·- :::al·· nt tlw E cnnomy Rhop . :\Tr~ . .T. A icE's Sunda:r. Sept('mber 2fl, will } )(' lwld PanC(I<tst is in !'harge of th·· committt-r·. on (' entral Standard tin1<', 11ot Daylight Saving time , which e nd~ Saturday at ANNOUNCE BETROTHAL midnight. An Important List ofimprovemen ts Following a year of unprecedented engineering prqgress, Dodge Brothers announce another important list of improvements for their complete line of motor cars. No one who contemplates·the purchase of a car should fail to investigate the impressive nature and - scope of these improvements at the earliest opportunity. Touring Car Coupe - - - Sedan - - - Special Sedan $ 860.50 Mr. and Mrs. P. A. 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