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Wilmette Life (Wilmette, Illinois), 4 Mar 1927, p. 11

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.March· 4, ·1927_ · ' WILMETTE LIFE 11 of His Followers." tlcon pictures. 5 :30 Social hour, place to be announced later. The ·first of ' the series of Lenten FamP.r.inte~ copies of the sermon on . the ilY Suppers was h eld · Wednesday 'n ight. 6 :15 Discussion: "How May We . Enlist "Why and Whither of Prohibition" have for Greater Service In Christ's King. Nearly one hundred sat down to eat and been-tlistributed' to members of the con-'doml," remained .for the devotional service which gregation. Requests are coming in every fo.llowed. Reservations are already being mail for additional copi es so that a still made for the. supper next .'Vcdnesday The · Se nior H~gh school group includ- larger distribution may be made. · One evening. · ing grad es t en, e le ven, and twelve, have writer has asked lor two hundred copies a !)imilar plan on the subje·c t, "What It to send to a select group of leaders. Af the Men's class last . Sunrlay morn- Means to Be a Christian." The worship ing, a Chines.e stud ent by · the name nf programs will be h eld in th e High School Yap spoke on the present conditions in depa rtm e nt a t 9 :30 a . m. The evening Chi·n a . His addre ss was 2 0 interesting to prog rams a r e planned as follows : th,e m en that they have a sk ed him to r e- Marc h 6, Discussion : "What It Means to Be a Chri sti a n in Our H o mes." Mr. E . turn next Sunda y at whicn time he will < 3. Bentley, leade r . continue the di scussion . Methodist ·Oiiurch·. MONEY TO LOAM First Mortgage 8% .Kennanelng and New Jlialldln11 W. L. PECK CO. .. St So. La Salle St. Central 08!5 1'·""""""""""'""'"""""'"""""'"""'""""'"""""""""""'"""""""""""""""""'""""'""'""""'""""'"'""'"""""'"""""'""""'""""'1 1 - It Will Pay :\larch 13, Discuss io n: " What It Means '.rhe Ladi el:l' AiJ suciety h eld a n a li-day t o H a n ; a Chri stian ::\pirit in Our sewing meeting In the church on ThursChurch." · tl a y a t 10 a. m. Lunch eon w as ser ve d lJy thhl Second divi s ion. A bus iness m eeting ~[ar (' h 1 3, Me;·tin g- in J ohn \ Veslcy ruom w a s held. at 2 p. m . 'J'h e d e \·otions wer e o f c ~a rr e tt fli!Jli ca l Institute, M:rs. F. led by Mrs. E. E. Te al. C. Eiselen ex11l a ining, "\Vha t It Mean s , j t o H a ve a ('hri s ti a n Spirit in Our On .Thurs.~ a ~, ::\,r.a rc h ~ .o :. a ~ 2 o c.l.ock C' l~ urch. " drawing h ~ r lllu s ~rati o ns from th.e Woman s For ug n ::\[I ss lon,Lry s.?c.ety the VE' ry unmm a l display of pictures w1l! m eet at the 14om~ of' :\Irs. E. a nd r elics · · J a m es, 1 3·04 F orE<s t a n ·nuf' . · The devo- I _ Prospective Rug Buyers · · to read our announcemen in next week's Issue of this paper: R. l W est. ~~oen~e~~~~ ~v~l{ c;~e ~~ vi':~~d ~; ~r~r~g:r: 1 :\farc·h 20, Di sc usshm : " What It ~lean s t o Be a C hri stian in Our Sport s." "The Caravans are due to arrive" Bi shop Edwin H olt Hug-hes will prea ch - ~l a r c h 27, "\Yh a t It 1\lc·ans to Be a Chris- _ tian in Our ]{elati on t o P eople of Oth t: r at th e 11 o'clock worship Rc rvice n ext R3ces and Nati o na liti es ." Putting on _ Sunda y . m orning. InaRmuch as "The a program in th e Italian M. F.. Church F our Hundred" have signified th eir inin 'hicagc. ~ t (·nti on t0 attend, it will be> n ecessary for those who v:ish to h ear him to come early. He wa~. as everyone know ~ . ·2lected by April :~. "What It l\leans to Be a C hristian in Our High School. " popula r vot e as one of th e twenty -five great preachers of America. New m embers will b e r ece ived at this April 10, ·worship program with stereop- ~lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll l lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll~ service. This will be the thirtl group that has been r eceived since Conference. :b.,orty-o ne ha Ye already joined, and it Is expected that this number will be greatly inc t·eased n e xt Sunday. ~ I Programs of special Inte r est have been developed for two groups of Young People during the Lenten season. The older gro up ha.s planned a series of programs including: the worship program at 9 :30 a . m . in the Young People's house; social hour In the various homes at 5 :30 p . m. to be foll owed by a group di :;;cu:;s ion at 6: 15. Th ese programs have beE' n arranged as foll ows : ~farch 6 : 9 : ~0 a . m . Worship program. Subject : J E>sus ' Id z>als of P e rsonal Righteo nsn pss . r; :30 p. m . Social hour, at Frank Millington 's home, 126 Oxford road, Ke nilw orth . 6 :15 p. m. Discussion: . "What Challenge Do Jesus' Ideals of P ersonal Rightf'ousn ess Present to Us?" "Dad" Elli ott, leader. March 13: 9 :30 a. m . Subject: "Jesus' Attitud e T oward His Bible." 5 :~0 p. m. Social hour at home of lfary Ellen B entley, 804 Elmwood Avenu e. 6 :Hi p. m . Discussion : "What Is the Most Desirable Attitude W e May Have To ward Our Bible ?" Dr. Edwin Voight, leader. ::\Jarch 20: 9 : 30 a . m. Subject: "Jesus Shows the Christian's Object in Life." 5 :3 0 p. m. Social hour at h om e of Li Ili e Humphries, 255 'wood court. 6 :1fi Discussion: "How Is One's LifP \Vork Discover ed?" Dr. Holmes, lead <' r. March 27: 9 :30 a. m . Subject: "J ~.: ::m s ' Klndn es::; Knew No Bound:-;." 5 :30 Sodal hour at home of Harold Wegne r, 421 Elmwood avenue. 6 :15 Discussion : "How May a Christian Be Most H elpful to P eonle of Other Races and F ollowers of Other R e ligi ons?" Dr. ,V. D. Schermerhorn, leader. April 3: 9 :30 a. m. Subject: "Jesus' Loyalty to His Cause." 5 :30 Social hour at home of Dr. H. G. Smith, 1018 Lake avenue. 6 :15 Discussion: "Do We Have Any Responsibility to the Organized Church, as Followers of Jesus Christ?" Dr. M. Bickham, leader. April 10: 9 :30 a. m. 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