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;LJPB KBfJilfiJorlh · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · u.... · A RARE Kenilworth avenue and Warwick road, · , KenUworth · -Herbert L. Willett, Ph. D., minister · · · · · · · · Next Sunday at 1i o'clock, Dr. wnlet will prea~~ on tbe subject, '"The Abiding Word. _ . Sunday school meets In the Assembly· room at 9 :45 a. m. Classes for · all, and all welcome. The Young People's club meets on Sunday evening at 6 o',clock. Light rerreshment~ will be served, followed by a fellowship hour and discuulon of current topics. All young people are Invited. Ou Wednesday evening at 7:16 the Sunday School Council meets In the As· eembly room for the diBC1,1BBion of current problems, the survey of the leSBOn for the next Sunday, and other matters of moment. Wednesday. evening at 8 o'clock, Dr. the first of a series of ftve lecture-studies on ..Ancient Prophets and Modem Problems." The subject of the ftnt lecture will be, ..Samuel: The Making of a Nation.'" The other subjects of th' series will be : April 26, ..Elijah : Popular Rights" ; lrlay 2, '"Amos: Social Justice" ; May 9, '·'Hosea: Domestic Morality" ; May 16, ..Isaiah: Problems of the City." Ch·reh Brig. Ge.·· Etltl1 . · . Taken hy Death · tit Glencoe Home Brig. Gen. James ·M. Ed~y. retired Illinois National Guard officer, died at his home, 543 Oakdale avenue, Glencoe, }4onday, AJlril 9. - General Eddy was born in Warren, R. I. He was 70 years old an4 ha~ been ill for sever~! months. He had had a long and honorable military career. He enlist.ed in the- old First Illinois Infantry December 13, 1879, and, passing through the intervening grades, was a Major in command of the first battalion duriug the Spanish war a~d saw service at Santiago de Cuba. - He was ~ieutenant Colonel of the 131st infantry in the World war and fought at Chipitly Ridg~ and in the MeuseArgonne battle. Funeral services were held Thursday at Graceland cemetery, with military ~Qnors by his old regiment. General Eddy is survived by his widow and two children, ]arne$ M. Eddy, Jr., and Mrs. Marian Eddy Goss. Pall bearers at the services Thursday were : Maj. Gen. Abel Davis, Lt. Cot B. 0. Buchanan, Maj. George M. Malstrom, Capt. Herman Weimer, Capt. Charles Tapper, Capt. Joseph E. Shantz. OPPOR TUNI· TY SUBDIVIDED into lots of I 00 ft. frontage, highly restricted for homes· · . · Glencoe-East Side two· blocks to the lake and station. · Beautiful estate southwest comer Hawthorne and Greenleaf Avenues bas been Eight of These Lots on Private Road at . · · · · · · · · · - $100 to $110 pe~ -. -~lllet.t :- l!Ul ~ellver front foot. · Property is rolling, w~ll drained and covered with stately trees, some of the finest on the North ~bore. See owner · ·At the Easter eervlce last Sunday, eighteen persons were admitted Into re· latlonshlp with the church. · · · · · on Premia· · A. R. Gates Phones: Glencoe 561 - Randolph 0342 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · .· · · · · · il · ~!V:.~~t si~e~alifurC:i~~ At the s.,OOial Easter eervlce In the Sunday school last · $~nday the ""Gift Girls' Group Sponaon of Flowen" was observed, and a apeclal otrerlng or $1ZO was given to the New Trier Matinee Dance · endowment fund of the "Tiny Tim Bed," · at the Women's and Children's hospitaL The Girls' club of New Trier is sponSunday morning, April !2, Dr. wn- soring a matinee dance in the Mess lett's subject will be, ..Challenging the hall Qf the school this Friday. The · Past."' music is to be supplied by a radio· trope, which is an amplifying instruMartha Roberts, daughter of Mr. ment used with radio programs and · and Mrs. John Marshall Roberts of victrola records, and is especially sue· Kenilworth, has returned home after cessful when used for dance music. months visiting ~~':~~«f:ola~~hi:ofu~d. into the girls' ,. The Finest Homes for Rent We now have fifty homes to rent. These homes are open for inspection to anyone interested in living on the North Shore. Before finally deciding on a place for next year's living quarters see these homes. These homes have all modern conveniences. Three t~ six bedrooms~ two car garages~ one and two baths~ with rent ranging from $75 to $300. Many of these homes are new houses that have never been lived in. APARTMENT BUILDING In Evanston 1519 HINMAN AVE. Beautiful 5, I and 7 room apartmeata ia 7 story fireproof bailding, · ia the laeut of E. . .t-. Appoiatecl with .......le ·wood-bamiag fireplace., iaciaeraton, electric ....... eraton. Otia e~nat.a with ..u~... mec~ . operators. Doorman ia aHeaclaac:e. ~e ia cauaectioa. Ready for Occapaaq Now. See our liat of attractioe, well located homes. MOUAT & FLAHERTY Incorporated INSPECTION INVITED Reatal oflice · premi·ea er-Je.f GSI · WILMETTE- Opposite Villaar Hall- Wilmette 766 CHICAG0-35 North Dearborn Strrtt--Cmtnl 7l7o