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$riebund M m.,8trt 5-H Ar- mummdmwm Airtsttauuehucutut.s't. .Mm.mmm WM nail: a 8 o’clock. when “din-nah a Christian Sci-ca hed- inz are (in Sunday School mod: at 9:30 LIL. M in open to parses CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS under an In of twenty. 5.5M for nut Sunday‘- sermon "Spirit." no of the Ruling room, 361 mum Imus, which is open every week day 'iriir2iirirtheuoeisytetiiflx in the evening and on Wednesdays un- til 1:30. The reading ro‘om in t,', _ Ms --v .--- an open First United Evangelical Green Bay road and Laurel avenue. Rev. F. R. Cardwell, pastor. _ 9:30 amt. Bible school. Our school is divided into three departments with carefully graded classes in each. 10:45 a.m. Morning worship. ser- mon by the pastor. _ 7:00 p.m. Christian Endeavor. Tup- ie, "What does the Bible reveal about God?'" 7:45 pan. Gospel service in song and sermon. Welcome. Our summer bible school for girls Ind boys closed last Friday with a special program in the evening. More than one hundred persons were pres- ent. many of whom expressed their satisfaction that the school was wvll worth while. Sevvrtty-seven children had registered during the four weeks "a a“. ,avsxrrtIrfa attendance was for- and tho average attemianee was lor- ty-five. Seventeen attended every day the school was held.man_v other would have had a perfect record had they not gone on vacations. Beside the demonstration of class work that evi- denced what the children had learned the hand-work hf the children was on display". The older girls made about A 1 - 4:1..-“ "6 In. 09m01l>lraxluu u. _.._t_ V V, denced what the children had learned the hand-work hi the children was on display". The older girls made about eighty garments for children of In- Molchzr boys made a Noah's,' 'Arewittr milky animals cut anti in wood. the same being artistically. painted by five or six girls. This out-' fit l5 to be given to a boys orphtrn- age or possibly to h foreign mission- nry. The smaller children made books in church shape illustrating the life of Christ with cut out pictures and Scripture portions from penny Gos- pels pasted in the books. These are to be distributed to hospitals where sick children may have access to them. Other projects were carried out by the smallest children. These things are still on display at the church and may be seen by any who might be interested. Christian science wood avenue. _ Rev. K. A. Roth, pastor. Sunday School It 9:30 Lm. Morning worship at 10:30. Rev. uni Mrs. Frank McKihben of “dawn. Md., will be our guests on Sunday 1nd will hire part in our ser- __ -- me, quzLL... in AC hwy lllu ..... .._‘ ,_V __ vies. The Rev. Mr. McKibben is di-t rector of religions education for the church of Baltimore. and is It pm- cnt spending several weeks " Con- faence Point on Luke Get-Ht. where the International Council of Religion Education is holding it: mud train- ing lam]. Mr. IcKibben win preach the sermon on Smithy morning Ind In. leKibben will ling. [when and friends ot our church will 5 number than both from previous oe- as“ the they haze been with u C-m"'"-""""'"')" 'iraTirirTieersiradre.ryrretui_1",t “not!” Aeoldillweleollth "i'iaGrtireve-tottew"'" ”by-arm- a... Christoph Kala. - S-turdny. Au. 6: Pauli oi Win». castration 6 Holy Communion. 9:30 'e., - A a n. l L III-y wan-um...“ -N- v“, Sunday. Aug. T: The Eighth 3- hy after Trinity. cege6mtim. of the Holy Communion. T:30 LI. Lit-my. -.- and Holy Communion. " I... aw. ...- "W“. on Sunday afternoon from e, St. Johns Evangelical " "a p". Meee* -"' - , a. anam- " the sand-v School! - My mum at thir e"I ii"oGciGuer!eitr-f.,t'tt Pt-q" - hreited Threw“! b" -wormsmnwu -a-.t. 1 "rTTid r-arty win a. my: at ur s "=t"tfatl"l' cal-L uh:- 4‘... 'P""'. .83- North Green Zion Lutheran Clutch went canal Am in. it. F. S-hr. W- G-e' mice It 10:”- hnlhl mice n tt:06, m m at! lam yum .... In B. M "hater. -.. "ttrt,, TGU M. E. Chunk Trinity Church 2uusir invited to uh 'u..--.----."-'.'""- " 10:“ and an Bay mad and Home- iglCQntnll was. u. BBB' until six pulpi may: un- are I n is tr?,',') Au from it” DO., 1 any Ax in song Sud-y: _ 935M“ M“ wags-nun“. Mr. AueiG-ral-ttet'. der-ta-ts, In“ (“is in the gum: nmhitnei- au- - Gm it out of our M bot He (M in. Grid od- - Ieee,goam.thisbat I. all t lava My to begin a theo- year teaching W: n the American M, Ciitn. Egypt. a L 11:00 The S--' of the land's H Supper will be naoerreK 3-5 The pumi- and session winl.9. share the Sacra-en! with the; I} sick. 1 " The ministers who will supply the; pulpit during the [Astor‘s vacation n are as follows: I: August Ib-The Rev. Daniel Evans, D.D., of Andover Theological semi- nnry. . “mm 21-11.. Rev. Joseph H. Taylor, of Highland Park. -%Tiiiaif-1'ioJieer. J. G. It Mr. Clure, 0.11, of McCormick Theologi cal seminary. - _ - _- - -. -saaTiiru-s Rev. J, G. K. Me- clube. D.D.. of McCormick Theologi~ cal seminary. MUNICIPAL PLANTS FAILURE, ARE SOLD Many Frtrures compiled by the National Eli-aria Light association show that t05 municipal power plants passed trom municipal to private ownership in 1926 and 269 q.eye transferred in 1925. 7 ' A recent survey made by the United States Census Bureau reveals the fact that privately-owned com- panies supply 95A per tent of the electrical energy produced in. Piss, country and that munitipaus-omted plants supply the remaining " per cent. _ _ . Though itrodurimriess jinn five per cent of the total energy éonsumed by .the nation every w, M nui- eipad plants required 10.3 per an! of ttte total amount of fuel used in gen- crating electric power. um, Ownership In Past Year. Report Says AutomotiveRepairService 136M311: Pride in Ownership . With (“inclines on your ear-rm but you have the but. Youth-um“. “evideworilknowsit. meer-eu-stature-es"- aides-purine“. Mmyouangetthaeh-o-M itrttrenrorr-etu-oar"r t,--t-,rim"ttreu. " to Private WnW.Nd-I.l* 1 M.Aw‘= iraiGU.sraus-+te? Ammimww (uthspirdi-o-hh iGifiGi. Enron-{h Incu- 745 p. m. Eveninl min! . M 10 Ouk Ridge avenue and I!” m ‘ G. A. o. Emma. putt 1 Friday, Aug. 5 at 2 p. n. The Ladies aid is invited to In David Hustvedt. 225 mammal nuns. Sunday, Aug. T-sunday mind " 9:15; Morning worship, 11:" ' lish); Vesper service, 8 p. I. Ithred- lists) ish), Swedish Mith.dut -iuesdas, Aug. s, ff p menial» Highwood Lutheran SUNSET TERRACE. PAW SUNSET PARK? If you are you will unlock“ the values to be ottered 1h! ee, house is commend tad of- Fed fur sale at the price to be placed on it. I'd. Highland Park HID-Y4 mumm come!“ l'. Harkness Real Estate " siiJeAttrrr?tee, Tribune Prize Home Are You Watching CONSTRUCTION riaaa will“ non- --"" --e, l... nun-u mam iiiaiaar'arem. your mint with us Tat-phat 612 Half Hams,Short Endis,6llls Average SPECIALS BACON mm.“ Ila-.005- M N. First T ' . . Street Highland Park _ Highland Park Rapp Bros. 15714578 I . "s. _ " . / . _ _'r . 1679-1680 'lst 32:3... 2Sle [AIME-.0. 39/...me Nf.dt,'lh, V 28le Fresh Fetch Friday only. lb. New Potatoes, Friday Only,Peck 39c Fresh Herring Friday only. It FraIDressed much. 13m Crabmett Ruin-ix Flour 24' 2 tb. sack -ttrature-r-C'1tt.eett,ttt'9tL1tet.'a'ff2ll'f Mnilth'luwtiehlnAll-Weothet'l‘rullqoeflyw- dfummuibumwifidlmhdbw ti,iiiPriiicauua""""P" Wuwmmm Now.-,-,--"----"'?,.... Wehddthbmlooked itaver,cntoneq~trieilfaaayfihcmouflfihkof. TakeOURwuiforit. iiiigaeuArtsii_ttm, Wehaveyou-sha mocha-deceit. 1-er-'iruetuu. ,Gpiliruiiaimoatr_rbd. “The Greatest Tire in the Wothl" 'u.-,-.---,.----,--'?.'. MShUT""" irtrattptet.rtnts'tNUrS' Dbl” . 1W5 and 6 Lawn YOUR own "WAY F0! SATURDAY MY PASQUESI 339$. ,urtnnr.ua-1-V '22c ISN: Me $1.09 351c “in"! 69c Irs-. oe'" hen-(widow utr+bt1E Bun-Squa- -reerV Film]! CARTON EGGS Conn-kn tr-error Wet Sir-in, 3Se TI]. iar 2M!" 33e JUICY ORANG ES au -V T jugs-whim q mmummuluunm Friday and tkqurdas/l g" 1927 BABY SPRING .. $1.00 “The Greatest no my Ire" museum Wan-c W TfiieWter11'1rrr--22e 3Ile 18le 3 lbs. for $1.00 the Pound 331 I 25c 2Se 28c BMW California Runs the lb. ._ th Dread Hens. the tb. IN 32he tilk it;