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Thursday, Much 13, 1930 Highland Park Presbyterian Church Laurel and Linden avenues Rev. Frank Pitt,, Minister ' Church Phones H. P. 683 and 46 Thursday: _ 7:00-Sea Scout meeting in the jun- ior room. , Friday'. ' tp.46-Men't, Fellowship club dinner. Plesse make your reservations‘ early. Mr. C. Edward Thorney will) give an illustrated lecture on "Me. tropolitan Chicago." Saturday'. ' 2:30-Ctunp Fire sis-l meeting in the camp flre room at 178 Laurel ave- nue. Sunday: _ ' 9:45--Chureh school. 11t00--Morninir worship. The pas- tor's sermon topic is “Christ and Giving." The pledges for the work of the coming year will be placed in the box in the mrthex. 2:30-Girls' Communieartts class held in the Y. P. S. room in the parish house. "l'.15-Boys' Communicants class held in the Y. P. S. room in the parish house. . 7:00--Youtttt Peoples society meeting. The girls who attended conference v ill report at this meeting. Monday'. _ 10:00 - Dorcas society meeting. 10:00 - Dorcas society meeting. Luncheon will be served at 12 o'eloek. Join this group in fellow- ship and work. [ Wednesday'. . I 12:30-Month1y meeting of the Highe, land Park branch of the Illinois league of Women Voters. 7:46-Chureh night prom-1m. This is the closing meeting 'of the series of services conducted by Dr. Rail on the "Problems of Personal Liv- ing." His theme for tonight is "The Way of the Cross.” You will find this service very helpful. Thursday: T.46--The Drama Reading group will meet in the home of Miss Jean Al. len, 108 N, Sheridan road. Those interested in reading drama are in. vited to attend. For a number of years past it has been the practice of the Chicago Church Federation to publish during the Lenten season. a daily message and prayer taken from the manual of the Fellowship of Prayer. This year this daily message is being printed in the Chicago Daily News, beginning last Wednesday, which was the be- ginning of Lent. These will be print- ed daily, except Sundays, until Eas- ter, which comes this year on April 20. Already noon day meetings are being held daily in some of the Loop Highland Park Methodist Church North Ave. at Laurette Place Frank Davidson Hopkins, Ministei Among the Local Churches theatres with large crowd: attending. Nothing could be better for our in. dividual spiritual health than to dnily reed the message and payer for the day, Some of us who Ire in Me phy- sical health are in very poor candl- tion spiritually and heed just such a daily tonic. This coming Sunday the pastor hopes to be able to again attend the morning service and have a very brief message. He will have to as- sist him and also deliver a brief mea- aage, a representative of the Anti.. Saloon league, who will give In some of the real facts regarding prohibi- tion and its 'metre-Mor it has been a real sueeess,-Nets which we never get from reading the newapapera. Last Sunday Mr. Holgate preached a most excellent and inter- esting "Book Review" and the book of Job. There. will also be some good music next Sunday. Not for years has there been BO much sickness in our church member- ship as of late and the "eeta are seen in both church and Sunday schol. It is a great satisfaction to know that all these are now recovering and will eventually be in their places of eer- viee once more. In an article recently written for the press by Judge Thomas C. Crane of New York, he asked the question as to whether parents Ind children go to church together, and then contin- ues. "Your child sees you at your best when you worship. It is good for hint to be with you when you are doing right." The Epworth league meeting last Sunday was led by Max J. Hunger and was a very interesting one, u it considered the, topic, "What it menus to be a Christian with your Money." Next Sunday Milton Roberts will lend Ind the topic will be "The Great Ad. venture." Turn out you young peo- "ple and give Milton a good crowd And take part in the lively disculniom that always characterize these gatherings. First Church of Christ, Scientist First Church of Christ Scientiat, Highland Park, Ill., 381 Hazel avenue. tk branch of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass., holds service; every Sunday morning at 102% and on Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock, when' testimonies of Christian Science hul- ings are given. Sunday school meets at 9:30 a.m., and is open to pupils between the use: of four and twenty. You are cordially invited to make use of the reading room, MI Central avenue, where the Bible and I“ auth. orized Christian Science literature may be. read, borrowed or purchased. The reading room is open every week- day from nine in the morning until six in the evening, on Wednesduy un- til 7:30 and on Sunday afternoon from 2:30 to 5:30. Subject for next Sunday’s leuon sermon, “Substance.” - Bethnny Evanulic-I Church The presence of Presiding Elder A. J. Bye: Wu In inspiration nnd en- eourttttement to-all who where at Bethany In: Sunday. A large number) the members and muny friends of the church en- THE PRESS joyed the maul convention-I WI. lownhip dinner and buninen meeting Wednesday evening. _ _ The W. M, s. wu held at the home of Mn. E. D. Fritach, 336 Orchard lane, Thursday afternoon. The Puennt group will meet Pri- day evening at 7:45 in the Phtlnthel room. They will also meet Sand-y idterttoott ht 2:30. This mup in pre- paring to give “The Chellenze of the Cross," a very timely pageant for the Lenten season. It- mange will help to prepare the hearts of till who hear Ind see it for the [rut Enter time. Lenten season. It- melll‘e will help will to prepare the hearts of all who hear Marc and see it for the great Enter time. Qu The Pageant will be presented 'Sun. praiu day evening March 23. the 1 Our Sunday services will be held Jeaul at the usual hours. Church Ichool forts will begin at 9:45. Morning worship from at 11:00 a. m. pt which time the par city. tor will weak. The Young People'a the I service will commence at 7:00 pm. waD Mr. A. S. Hug our uni-taut putor men during the past year will be the " 1 speaker. Mr. Hug ha: a very pleaa- H, ing personality, a young man with have many talenta, who, in preparing him. in tl sell tor the Christian Ministry. He is in th a student at the Evangelical Theo- and logical seminary. Come and hear him. who, Our Mid-Week "rose will use "Coming to Terms with Life" as its basis of study for the'eomine weeks. Plum read the dnily deeotiotts and be ready to relate your spiritul im. pressions. The unten - should help lo double our amend-nee. Every Christian should attend the Mid-Week service. _ » The Y. P. M. C. will meet at the church on Monday evening " 7:45. All of the young peopel are urged to come. Remember the contest that is on at present. - Plans and preparations are being made for . 2-week: series of “Life Investment" meetingl which will be- gin March M. Bishop B. P. 8pm, Bishop J. S. Stemm end I number of other church leaders will partieipate in the-e Icrvicel. T No one an Bftord to mini these meetings, they will mean much in helping those who are Christian to deepen their faith. They will be the means of helping others to 6nd their way into the Kingdom. First United Evangelical Church C. G. Unenget, Putor The Church with the Open Bible You are invited to the following services on nut Sundey. Rev. 8. B. Quincer, of Chicago. will preech It 10:45 mm. Mr. George A. Ellie, e converted infidel, will occupy the pul- pit it 7:45 p. m. Mr, Ellie is e buli- ness man, a member of the Fisher- men'a club. of Cicero, Illinois and I man who ape-In out of the maturity of thought that comes from u veried experience in life undated with all “meet endeavor to rein I knowledge of the truth. Rev. Quincer he: been e close student of the Scriptures and he slimy: presents I vital men-.39 to his heaters. The Sunday school meets at 9:80 A. m. It is always intending to see people of all use: engaged in the study of God's Word. The lesion tor Sundny bears the title, “Pu-bk of the Kingdom." Mutt. 13:84-52. Fu- entl who have not Vinita! our school recently are urged to Attend that they may know what in being done for their children. Young people who are not attending a Bible acheol clac- when are invited. Christian Endeavor meeting at 7:00 p. m. "Peter a Great lanolin." Matt. ttttMo', 16:16. Mr. Km, In. of Lake Forest, leader. Prnyér meeting on Wedge-div m hing at eight o'clock. Sunday, Inch " qrltt be comma Quite a number of uni-ironic. of prim were given at the beginning of the sci-vice on Ian Sunday evening. Jean- Christ IIVEI. keep: and con- forts men Ind Women today. A lady from . distance, a 1mm in our city. expreued high appreciation of the service on Sunday morning. She w-D happily converted through . manage which Ihe heard over the air from the Moody Bible imstitate. Here in God's manage to thou who have had l Uir degree of instruction in the Won] of God. “Continue thou in the thing: which thou hut luv-d and hunt been ”lured or, knowing of whom than hut learned them; and that from a child thou hut known the holy Scriptunu, which we able to nuke thee wine unto ninth: through fuith which in in Chili. Jesus. Alt Scriptu're [a given by In- spiration of God, and i.tt prettahle (or doctrine, for reproot. for correction. for instruction in righteouun: that the mu: of God any be perfect. thoroughly furnished unto I" good works." 2 Tim. 3:14-17. In his midi-en to the Chicago F.- dnmentnln Ministers' union on last Monday morning Mr. Milton B. ' but. I missionary from Syria and Palestine. aid that Script“ pn- phecy in being (“Milled molt strikin- ly in the Holy land. it. VIII. " the mineral depoat'tes in “In M It. in beyond hum": comprehension. The rah {all in steadin “can!" all the country in having I rapid develop- ment. Prophecy and the pro-ant. M of "im, unite in the nuance d a great future for Palestine. Daniela IW (he. link J. Andrews, punt. - '. "O-Church nehool. Depart-on- tal oqranination. Graded intac- tion.' P.00-Wortthlp Ind sermon. TMO-Evening service. The can maker will be the Rev. Robert L. Sawyer. president of the W- in College of Religion Eduction. Chic-co. Wednesday. tw, p. m.--Chetr nah-r- Ml. Thursday, Inch SO-W-N Ib- siouury meeting at an I... it , p. m. Election of "ks" for th- nevgchurch your. Friday. 7:15 FM. - M " " Scams. The ennui meeting of the com- ption will take piece on WM evening. lurch " at tr p... AM the meeting n loci-l time will be..- joyed with the Dome uckty nerv- in; refrestttttettta. A cordial when to all the "F vices and activltkl of thin chm. ndny, Inch M, qrttt he commu- day. The punt-wry net-via be held on Wednesday evening. 11 I9. ch we able to unto ninth: I in in cm: its given by In- i.tt 'rext4ttatrt. tor , for correction. ll