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4 WILMETTE LIFE September 7, 1928 Religious Education Director Arrives to Take Up New Duties · The Rev. Emmett S. Johnson has arrived in Wilmette from Chattanooga, Tenn.L to assume his new duties a~ director of religious education at the Wilmette Parish Methodist church. He accepted the position several weeks ago. Mr. Johnson has had wide experience in his profession. For the past four years he has been director of religious education at the Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church at Chattanooga, Tenn. ·He has been a teacher in standard leadership training schools in Chattanooga, Knoxville, Louisville, and other southern ciJies, and was the organizer of the City of Chattanooga Council of Religious Education Workers. He was president of that body in 1926-1927 ami a!lain in 1927-1928. and was also president of the council of directors of religious education in the Methodist Episcopal Church South in New Books, also second hand books at a considerable saving. Everything needed for school. It is to your advantage to bu~y 192n-t927. Mr. Tohnson is a graduate of SouthPrn Methodi<;t universitv at Dallas. Tex .. where he aho took theological work. He is a member of the directors' professional advisory section of the Tnternational Council of Religious Education. Mrs. Tohnson. his wife. is also exPerienced in r.uhrch work. She is a !!radnate of Southern Methodist universitv. where she took special work in the School of Theologv. ShP was for several VPars a leader in Texas student activities. and has been a teach~r of recreation and pageantry 'in F.nworth Leag-ue institutes. She wa<; fiPtd <;ecretarv of Epworth League work in Texas. and a leader of recreation and pag.eantrv for one season at tl.e we<;tern assembly of _the Southern M~thodist church at St. Sequoy;1h, Ark. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson will make their home at 715 Greenleaf avenue. EARLY. Wilmette Stationery and Gift Shop 1155 Wilmette Ave. Phone Wilmette 3051 ~MIREAI!Y. IN WEDDING PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Courtenay C. Davis of Kenilworth were among the attendants at the wedding of Miss Margaret May Patten and John Kirke Dunham which took place Tuesday evening in Chicago. Mrs. Davis was her sister's matron of honor and Mr. Davis was one of the ushers. WINS FIVE PRIZES AT FAIR Louise Humphreys of 519 Gregory avenue won five prizes with her six entries at the County fair at Pala- ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ for tine. her She took three ribbons,of one I school dress blue considered a HAVE A.N IGE CRI!~ CSOOA- Svr' THEY' AL~O - t;EL.L J'M. GOIH6 ~-ro PLA~R. 601N6 ~y style most appropriate, one for a painted scarf, and one for a fancy handkerchief case. She won two second prizes, one for her spice cake, the other for her fudge. , PRET1'1 M COURT ANO ARNICA AND c;aCK R.DOfw\ HELPS. COME ALON6 I'M GOI -ro MEET MV WOULD LANDSCAPE CORNER Village Engineer C. N. Roberts was instructed by the Village board Tuesday evening to confer with the Wilme1te Park board concerning the possibility of that body assuming the initiative in cutting back and landscaping- the northwest corner of Maple and Prairie avenue. Mrs. Lilla B. Watkins, Mrs. Myrtle ,..........HU~BAND AT _ ~l~lt'~ M. Hopkins, and her daughter, Miss Emergency and Accident Goods - Rubber Goods Baby Needs- Cough and Cold Remedies RIDGE AVENUE P, HARMACY C. C. Rennecka1' ... __ Eldora, and Mrs. Cleo Watkins and· her son, Howard, have returned to Wilmette after an absence of about two months. They spent the time mo.: toring in Minnesota, South Dakota, Nebraska, and Iowa, .covering a distance of about three thousand miles. -o- Miss Frances Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Baker of 518 Washington avenue, left last Monday for Racine, Wis., where she will teach in the Junior High school. Miss Baker Opposite St. Joseph SchOOl Phone Wilmeite 316 ···i ~·i ,i ,·i·i ·i ·i · ~~b~~~~~~~~~ ·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i versity, class of 1928. ·