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January 11, 1929 WILM ·E TTE LIFE 13 asked to notify Edna Davison or Lillie All young people of high school age are Mae Humphries not later than January invited. Would you like to know "What is Next in Home Missions?" If so, come to the, Woman's Home Missionary society Thursday, January 17, at the home of Mrs. Thomas Grisamore, 411 Lake avenue and hear Professor Harper give the review. This meeting will begin promeptly at 2 o'clock. The men welcomed back to their class last Sunday morning Dr. William D. Schermerhorn who has been absent for a three-month period of study and investig·ation. During this time he led an Institution in Mexico and spent several weeks in special research work in New York. The book chosen for study for the next three months is entitled, "Roads to the City of God." The chapter h eadings sug·gest something of the contents of the book-Changing World Situations A New Alignment, The Workers of th~ World, The Road of Learning. All men are invited to attend this interesting discussion group. 'fhe choir, which has been rendering such marked service during these r ece nt months, m et for a special social hour and reh f"a r!;al Thursday of this week at the home of the director, Mr. Chari s E. Lutton. They are lookin_g forward to a vigorous program from now until after Easter. , , The Ladies Guild meets Monda~ at 10 o clock for work in connection w1th its program of philanthropy. The members are asked to come in for as much time as they can devote· to the work. By action of the official board, the Wednesday evening lectures by Dr. Willett on "Great Poets of the Ages" have been intermitted for the next few weeks. Due notice will be given regarding their resumption. · · The Sunday school meets at 9 :45. There are classes for all, and all are welcome. Three n ew classrooms have been recently added to the equipment and are an important improvement in the work of the school. In accordance with the missionary a~d benevolent program of the church, the offering on the first Sunday in each month is devoted to one of the interests in which the members of the church are concerned. The offering last Sunday was devoted to the work of Foreign Missions as admistered by the American board, the organization rPpresenting the Congregational churcl1 es. Sunday morning, January 20, Dr. \Villett's subject will be, "The Holy ::\1rs. 1'homas John Dixon will entertain Spirit: Reality or Romance?" the Agard Aid Association of the Agard Deaconess R est Home and their fri ends at her home, 620 Linden avenue Oak Congregation Sisterhood Park, Friday afternoon, Januaty l8, at Holds Meeting Wednesday 2 o'elock. '.rhe music for Sunday morning is as follows : The choir will sing "0 Thou That llearest Prayer" by Davies; and Mr. IIerlocker will sing a solo entitled "The Prayer Perfect," the music of which was writte n by Stenson. Kenilworth Union Kenilworth avenue and Warwick road Kenilworth Dr. Herbert L. \Villett, minister Sunday morning, January 13, at 11 o'clock , Dr. Willett's subject will be, "The .l<"'ight With Fear." The Young People's club meets in the Guild room at 6 o'clock Sunday evening. The regular meeting of the North Shore Congregation Israel Sisterhood will be held Wednesday, January 16. It was announced that Rabbi and Mrs. Korpold will be unable to give their musical rea.d ing at this meeting. Instead, Franklin B. Snyder, orofessor of American literature at Northwestern university, will deliver a lecture on American art and literature of today. The reputation of Professor Snyder merits an unusually large attendance it is announced. Sewing will begin at 9 :30 o'clock. 'The business meeting will be at 1 o'clock, followed by Professor Snyder's lecture at 2 o'c1ock. ~Z~%oll ROYAL SUITS and OVERCOATS In Our Regular $30 line You know ROYAL quality- how well a ROYAL Suit or Overcoat wears. Now get this greater value because of the sale price reduction. Don't wait too long- JANUARY SPECIAL Three 7xll bargains like these won't be here forever. Why not make TODAY your ROYAL BUYING DAY? Get it-ROYAL Extra Fine $30 Suits and Ovtrcoats for only $26.251 Buff Etchin. gs And- Don't 0uer1oo· Our Jle~Uiar $35 and $36.so $5.00 · All Children Smile for Bernie Suits and Ouereoats Regular Price $1.0 BERNIE'S 1623 Sherman Ave. EVANSTON 1641 Orrington Avenue Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings University 8998 "Better Pictures-Better Values" .i .; II .