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A ril p 1~· ·"' 1921 ®qrep.tlon Ia a ..Uillt ID spirit and .ID purpoae. We are growiDg. We are buDd· lng. We can give you aometblng to ocC'!PY your time. We weloome you. .. ..Wonb.l» In WDmette" St. John's Lutheran Wilmette and Park avenues, Wdlmette Herman W. Meyer, M. A. pastor 406 Prairie avenue. Telephone 1396 Church telephone 3111. . 8enlees First Sunday after Easter. 9 :30 a. m. Sunday school and Bible classes. 9 :45 a. m. First service and sermon. 11 a. m. Second service and sermon. Meetl·l'· Friday, April 13, Junior Walther league at 7:45 Monday and Friday at 4 : Classes for children at Wilmette. Monday and Friday at 5 : Classes for children at Winnetka. Monday and Friday' at 7 :30 : Evening class at study. Monday at 'l :45: Choir at the church. Monday at 8 : Representatives of classes. On Monday evening next at 8. there will be a meeting of representatives of all the classes confirmed within St. John's parish since 1904. This meeting being called In the interest of a meetIng of all those confirmed In the past which will be held within a short time. Delegates have ·been appointed to represent the various classes and have been notified by letter of this meeting. It Is hoped that all will be present when the meeting Is called to order, at 8 :00 p. m. The pastor Is beginning a new class for confirmation, besides the two classes now organized. The new class will Jl'!eet at 7:30 o"cloek next Friday evenmg (or the first time. At tile Present time nine have enrolled In this class. Anyone Interested who would like to enter this class may confer with the pastor. It has also been found necessary to open a new Bible study class ; this will seek its members among the people who heretofore have . a ttended the Bible Hour given every second TJ!ursday evening. This arrangement should meet with the enthusiastic approval and support of the members of St. John's. The pastor wlll attend a pastoral conference meeting at St. Peter's Lutheran church. 74th and Michigan avenue Chicago, from Tuesday to Thursday of next week. He may be seen on the evenings of these days at the study. Holy Week with Its two communion services despite tbe unfavorable weather brought out large congregations. They were the largest communions In the histc~ry of St. John's. Easter likewise found the c.. urch filled to capacity, with ~n otrerlng well over a thousand dollars. Classes for the Christian education of children are given every Monday anct Friday afternoon at 4 at the · church and at 5 o'clock at the Winnetka Par~ ish House. These classes are free to all children. Any child seven years' of age or above may enter. The choi~ has again settled down to hard work In preparation for the sPecial services and holidays to come, as the day of confirmation, Kay 20, the Day of Pentecost, May 271 and the Festival of the Holy Trinity, .June 3. This choir. under tne direction of Miss EJecta Austin, Is rendering the church admirable service and is to-be congratulated upon its fine work. Letters of transfer were gh·en to Alfred Horn and tamUy and Theodore Mueller and wife. These members recently moved into the parish of Bethesda Lutheran church, west Rogers Park. and will unite with this church. Our best wishes go with them. ----FOOT PRINTSWHICH · ARE YOURS? How long will the little feet continue in the direct path, if yours tum from it? Come to Church Sunday I Directory of Churches: The w-.t.tte B.ptid Omrch Forest aad Wilmette Aveaaa The Fnt letlaotlst Garda Lake aiad Ydaeue AYta1ltl Ral. Bona G. Btaitb Mrs. Thomas B.. Gibson of 429 Tenth street, who ha.s been visiting in California, returned to her home W ednesday. Ori her tdp east she stopped off to visit a sister living in .Idaho. Mr. Gibson and William, who accompanied Mrs. Gibson, returned to Wilmette a few days earlier. St. Jolua's Lathera Oaarch · Wilaaette ud Park AYnaaa Rff1. s,.,.\V. 11.,. Wil.ue ,..... l*r· a-da G,.,_, ~ _. ,.._, 811fd Rtu. Cui I. Emp1611 . Niatb Stntt ·aad Gnaaluf AYnaae Reo. Gtoq,t P. Jlll§iU Fant CA.qrepli.l ·Oaarda Lab aad Wilaaettt AYman ll.fO 1\e Fnt Presh,teria O.ch -oInez Webster, 314 Oxford road, Kenilworth, spent · her Easter vacation in Galesburg, . Ill., visiting her grandmother and other relatives. -o- St. --..·. lpiscapal .a.cla Wilmette AYta11e Ra1. Bubm C.ld011 Pab~U~Htl 6r1 tl.wl(lt«tbaftb All'*tUinll Com.,_, Vlilmtt,. Chftb ,....,_ I Mrs. R. E. Pattison Kline of 1311 ·Greenwood avenue will entertain her. :I u n c h e o n and· bridge club Friday, APril"~ · ... .