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10rning at 9:30 the chilâ€" Sunday school â€"will â€"asâ€" me special work. morning after the servâ€" be a special meeting of shâ€"Methodist Church renue and ~Everts Place m W. Nelson, Pastot'. April 11: 8:00 .p. m. â€" ng at church. _ â€" ril: 12: 8:00. p. m.â€"Epâ€" business meeting in the annual election of ofâ€" held at this time. * April 13: 2:00 p. m.â€" ay ~Road~ and._. Homeâ€" g;â€"7:45. p.m.â€"â€"Evening glish. ~The pastor will on on the subject, "How evening Bible class at Episcopal Churchâ€" _ stoph. Keller, rector Services : venfert l â€"14, second Sunday ‘ter Easter i â€"Holy communion. _ The church school. â€"Morning â€" prayer and od avenuewâ€" Roth, Pastor ices will be held at St. on Sunday morning hool beginning at 9:30 rvices of worship at | music by the vested ermon by the pastor. ordial welcome to ‘visâ€" igers 33 town. Come ith us."" *=z= 1y * be a meeting of ~the day evening, April 15, the rectory. _ y# s of the rector‘s guild onday afternoon, April )‘clock, in the parish Lutheran Church itral and McGovern nd Park, Minois . Suhr, Pastor th Greenbay road ool, 9:30. £ vice, 10:30. = vice, 11;:00. _ forsake the assembling ogether as the manner ague Executive Board monthly meeting of board of the GChurch will be held on Thursâ€" at 10 :30 o‘clock, in the listrictâ€"Spring Rally at 1 churchâ€" in Evanston, > corner of Greenwood kâ€" avenue. i : ril 14: 10:30 a. m. â€" ; 6:00 : p. m.â€"Epworth ible class on Thursday ague will hold its regâ€" entsâ€"The Vestry vangelical ~Church> CGe \ . MHighwood Lutheran â€" | Oakridge and High street i Rev. G. A. 0. Engstrom, Pastor ‘Saturday, April 13: 8:00 p.m. â€" The Nursery Birthâ€"Day festival. Sunday, April 14: 9:45 a. m.â€"Sunâ€" rday school; 11:00 a. m.â€"â€" Morning worship; 7:00 p. mâ€"Illustrated lecâ€" ture over the Book of Revelation. Thursday, April â€"18: 8:00 p.m. â€" The Luther league. css Friday, April 19;: 8:00 p. m.â€"The Women‘s Missionary society will be {entertained in church by Mrs. Nellie Johnsor. * * Tuesday, April 16: Prayer meeting. Highland Park Methodist Church North avenue at Lauretta place Frank Davidson Hopkins, minister The ‘notable event last week was the dinner given by the Triâ€"Mu club class of boys. They said they would give the best dinner ever given in the church and no one calls to mind a better one, although the mothers of the boys are the ones deserving credit for â€"this. The boys made a thorough canvass for tickets so that they would be sure of their profits should the weather prove inclement, but the night was favorable and the: tables more than filled. The boys looked after the serving and "servâ€" ite" was the password. and everyone congratulated the boys on their sucâ€" cess. The profits of the affair will go to partitioning o a new class room in the ,basement and improving the lcitch'efiLso~that â€"may â€"also serve as a classroom. The Women‘s Foreign Missionary society held its monthly meeting at the parsonage Tuesday afternoon of this week, the guests of Mrs. E. S. Jefferson. _ A bountiful "pot luck" lunch was served, contributed by the ladies, each bringing one item of the menu. . The pastor lead the devoâ€" â€"«tional service and the meeting was: * presided over by the vice president,‘ Mrs. J.~ L. Miller. It was ‘decided â€"to hold the annual "Thank Offering : Service" on Sunday morning, April 71, the speaker to be announced later. There was a goodâ€" attendance and the meeting was a most enjoyable one.~Mrs.. L. L Webster â€"led â€"the study, 0) â€"_ .: }* The series of Lenten Sunday night services held in Odd Fellows‘ hall was very successful, alt'"ltough the closing one wasâ€" deprived of what would have been a large attendance by the heavy rain. css â€"~â€"Next Sunday morning the pastor will take for his theme, "A Plea for _ Hatred," and will show how it is well\ at times to hate and how even the Scriptures teach this. Come out and bring a friend or two. . . * TKe "Onward" class of young marâ€" ried people held its usual monthly social meeting at the home of the teacher, Wm. H. Holgate, on North avenue,. this week Thursday evening and, as always, had aâ€" most enjoyable time. f ; : The Ladies‘ Aid will}give a "Tea‘" his Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. F. C. Evans, on §quie avenue, to which they invite all the women of the church and congregation. Many of the ladies will tell, "How I earned my dollar," in a recent conâ€" tost .along this line. $ Mrs. Ambrose Montavon will enâ€" tertain the Women‘s Missionary soâ€" ciety of the Presbyterian church on April ‘ 18th in the church parlors. The subject of the lesson of the day will be "Africa" and will be in charge ‘of ‘Mrs. Chester Wool. The Negro problem at home and in his native country, will be studied. > Keep the date in mind and plan to be present. Time to Remove Anti:Fregze Dope From Car Radiator Motorists whoâ€"fail to thoroughly remove the antiâ€"freeze solution from their radiators after the danger of freezing is past are inviting serious motor trouble later in the summer, according to a bulletin issued by the Missionary â€" Society Meets Lincoln Market SHORT LEG OF FINEST SPRING LAMB, Ib. ... ... ... .. .39¢ “@T{“fimm*â€"â€"*## ie . . .. BEST NATIVE POT ROAST, Ih. ...............sll..l.. ..30¢ FRESH MEATY SPARE RIBS, Ib.o.....0.22.2....,... . 18e VERY BEST NATIVE ROUND STEAK, Ib. ... .......... 45c JUICY MILWAUKEE FRANKFURTS, Ib. ........... ... ..30¢ â€" DELICIOUS BREAKFAST PORK SAUSAGE, _ _ _ â€"_ small links, 1b. 30( SHORT LEG OF MILK FED VEAL, Ib.. . ... ...............80¢ â€"MICKELBERRY‘S BONELESS COOKED PICKLED | PIG FEET, pt. jars 30c â€" SWIFTS GOLDEN WEST HENS, Ib, ...s.......2.... ... 48c SWIFET‘S PREMIUM SLICED BACON, Ib. .....; .. 519 Central Avenue â€" _ Telephone Highland Park 3140 â€" GROGAN‘S BONELESS BRISKET CORNED BEEF, Ib.. .. Shop here and you will get 16 ounces to every pound _ very highest quality of meats and poultry. T H E P RES $ mechanical first aid de the Chicago Motor elub. "This attitude of letting nature take its course with reference to disâ€" posing of the antiâ€"freeze," the bulâ€" letin stated, "costs heavily in some cases. If lays the car open to the .whole gamut of ills that follow overâ€" beating. This is especially true if the antiâ€"freeze is an alcohol solution . which will reduce the boiling point to below that of the regular water content normally carried in warmer weather. ic f "If motorists would realize that overhcating is a prominent cause of the, severest engine troublesâ€"scored cylinders, piston seizure, bearing deâ€" struction, © valve deterioration, and the likeâ€"they would see toâ€" it that the cooling system was kept conâ€" stantly up to par.® "Putting it in perfect condition at this season of ~theâ€" year involves aid department of | first, draining the antiâ€"freeze. After r elub.. :\ this is done, the whole system should of letting nature| be flushed out with a salâ€"soda soluâ€" th reference to dis.| tion which will remove the scale and tiâ€"freeze," the bul.| rust from the inside of the radiator ts heavily in some and water jackets. Then, a thorough ie car open to the| flushing with pureâ€"water should folâ€" is that follow overâ€"| low to eliminate the soda solution ; especially true if before the radiator is refilled with _ nahal ealntian | clean water. :+ e 41 "Some ‘forms of antiâ€"freeze have a destructive effect on hose connecâ€" tions by permitting them ‘to shrink. When they are expanded by the water with which the cooling system is fillâ€" ed when warmer weather arrives, they are likely to be found porous â€"and .illâ€"fitting. . If this occurs, the hose connections should _ be:. reâ€" ipltced." AS% $ Apparently the most popular way of taking a vacation down in Mexico, is to start a revolution. + d Thursday, April 11, 1929 , and the