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22 WILMETTE wood avenue. On Wednesday afterENTERTAIN FOR MRS. FAGC ¥rs. P. A. Fagg of Los Angeles noon, June 15, J.l,{rs. John H. Kaufman, LIFE June 17, 1927 spent this week visiting in Wilmette before going East to attend the wedding of her son, Kenneth. She was the ' guest of Mrs. C. E. Fitch, 1033 E1m- Miss Jane Doig, and Mrs. Fi~ch held open house at the latter's residence for Urs. Fagg and her W ·ilmet!e frieods. · Bachelor of Education was conferred North ·Shore Grads on Miss Mary Virginia Raffety of Wilmette, and the Kindergarten-PriGiven Degrees at mary diploma presented to the follow N. K. E. C. Closing ing north shore students: . The commencement exercises of the National Kindergarten and Eleme~t ary college, held in Harrison hall Wednesday afternoon, June 8, were unusually lovely and impressive. The daisy chain, carried by sixty whiteclad freshmen, formed the aisles through which the graduating students passed, and was then festooned in long loops across the front of the stage and carried on up into the balcony. President Edna Dean · Baker's welcome to the parents and friends of the graduating students was followed by the commencement address given by Dr. Albert W. Palmer of Oak Park. Dr. Palmer chose as his subject· the Words "Like a Tree," and suggested several tree characteristics which the teach e r might wisely emu late-the spirit of aspiration and growth; the sending out of sturdy roots of faith and courage and loyalty which will bring nourishment and strength from h i d d e n sources; fruitfulness; the courageous acceptance oi environment and the unceasing effort to transform that environment into a thing of beauty. Diplomas and degrees were presented 188 students who had completed the r e q u i r e d courses. 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Christian ·Science Churches "God the Preserver of Man" \va ~ thl' ksson-sermon in all C h u r c h e s oi Christ, Scientist, Sunday, June 12. The golden text was from Psalm ~ lG :1, "Preserve me, 0 God: for in thee do I put my trust." Among the citations which compri :-;ed the lesson-sermoll was the follow ing from the Bible: "Ye are all the children of light, and the children of the day: we arc not of the night, nor · of darknes s . . . And the very God of peace sanctify you wholly; and I pray God your whole spirit and soul and body -he preserved blameless unto the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ" (1 'fhess. 5 :5, 23). 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