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(Continued from page 14) Jesus Christ," and having "fought a good fight and kept the faith, finished his course" and has received his crown of life from the Lord he loved and served. His home is in St. Louis, where a broken hearted father and several brothers and sisters reside; kis mother passed away about three years ago. At both church service and Epworth League, on Sunday, this loved boy was remembered and his example and forceful character will be long cherished among us. Funerâ€" al services were held at our church Tuesday afternoon, with the pastor officiating. A detail of soldiers from Fort Sheridan and the Post band, gave the military honors rendered all soldiers and the body was shipped to the home in St. Louis. Rev. Joseph Taylor delivered a brief but very strong message Sunday morning in place of the pastor, who was present but confined his remarks to a tribute to young Paul Pierce, whose sudden death is noted above. Oscar Meyers, the blind singer, renâ€" dered a ‘beautiful solo in his usual fine voice. with Mrs. Elmer Baum at Sunday, Sept. 28 SUNDAY, SEPTEMPER 28t sf55 436 St. Johna Ave W. H. HOLGATE Milwaukee Chicago & North Western Railway Chikiven Hall Fareâ€"No Bagaage Checked L. Highland Park â€"9:10 a. m. Ar. Milwaukee . 10:45 a. m. _ fime shown is Central Standard Returning, Iv. Milwaukes same day 7:50 p.m. Building Remodeling Oak Floors "From Highland Park DR. B. A. HAMILTON DR. A. J. WURTH ano. inday, the last before our nference, the. pastor will ing the parable announced unday, "The Two Sons, or, C. & N. W. Ticket Agent Highland Park, 11L 1268MP PHONE H DENTISTS H. P. State Bank Bldg. Telephone 678 Construction Repairs Storm Sash P.317 Highland Park the Test of Deeds." This is not the parâ€" able of the Prodical Son, but another in Matthew‘s Gospel, not so familiar but containing a great truth most apâ€" propriate for this season of the church year. t Following the established custom of the church, the Ladies‘ Aid held their annual meeting last Friday at the home of Mrs. Bert Gail, on North St. Johns avenue, and elected the folâ€" lowing officers for the church year which begins October 1: President, Mrs. Julia Evans; vice president, Mrs. Arthur Trout; recording secretary, Mrs. Bert Bail; treasurer, Mrs. Kathâ€" ryn Kelley; financial secretary, Mrs. Fred Okey; chaplain, to be appointed by the president. The aid has had a successful year under the leadership of Mrs. Fred Okey, retiring presiâ€" dent. Remember, that the change from daylightâ€"saving time back to standâ€" ard time takes place this coming Sunâ€" day at 2 a. m., and hours of Sunday school and church service will be in accordance with this change. The final meeting of the official board for the church year takes place at the parsonage next Monday at 8 v. m. Let every member be present. P m 10:45â€"â€"Worship and sermon. 7:3}0â€"Young Peoples meeting. The Rev E. Leslie Shaw of Wheeling, will be the guest speaker of the evening. All young people of the church should be present. sionary society meet in the Rive 7:1hâ€"â€"Troop | Services next Sunday will be held at their scheduled time. The Sunday School will begin at 9:45, all departâ€" ments are urging their scholars to be present and work toward a perfect attendance on Rally Sunday which comes on October 5. . The morning worship service will start at 11:00 at which time the pastor will use as his subject "An Average Personality." In the evening he will speak on "Unâ€" profitable Servants." . The . evening service will begin at 7:30 instead of &:00 p. m. All evening services will be scheduled at 7:30 hereafter. A missionary prayer service will be held next Wednesday evening. This service will be conducted in the inâ€" terest of others. The choir will meet for rehearsal on Thursday: evening. The W. M. S. will have a district rally at the Northfield Evangelical church on Tuesday, Sept. 30. All \lmlics arc urged to go. f the ev profita sorvice &:00 p Bethany H. F The Lake onvention is ttendance i ity audient 0 tion 10:4! Wednesday Thursday, Friday, Oct ening service nary ung . peopit esday, ~Sept. 30â€"Noon luncheon the benefit of the Woman‘s Misâ€" First Presbyterian Church Deerfield Mark J. Andrews, pastor :0â€"Church school. Annual proâ€" day, Oct. 3â€"The Woman‘s Misâ€" ry society of Presbytery will in the River Forest church. »â€"Troop 52, Boy Scouts. j «incere welcome to all the servâ€" ind activities of this church. ociety Evangelical Church Siemsen, pastor County Sunday School in full swing today. The good thus far, a capaâ€" is looked for at the ‘s banquet and at the Choir rehearsal. â€" Dorcas society THE PRESS All the services of the day should be well attended. Let it be rememâ€" bered that we go back to standard time on Sunday. We are pleased to note that during the past three months the average attendance at the Sunday evening services was exactly the same as the average attendance at the morning services. In view of the present trend to neglect the house | of God, the attendance all along has] been good. However considering thel population of the community, many| more should be foundâ€"in the house of God. In their absence they are sustaining a spiritual loss of which, for the present, they are not conâ€" scious. $ The Bible school meets at 9:30 a. ’m. The lessons of the past quarter ‘will be reviewed. . The general title‘ is, "The Greatness of the Godâ€"Fearâ€" \ing." Devotional reading: Ps. 8. First United Evangelical Church C. G. Unangst, pastor Next Sunday will beâ€"our quarterly communion day. Pastor H. W. Lamâ€" bert, of Chicago, will preach at 10:45 a. m. and conduct the communion service. He will give the people a good message. _ All members and friends of the church are cordially inâ€" vited to hear him. The pastor will have charge of the evening service. He ‘will speak on, "The Christian Believer‘s Position in Grace." Eph. 1:3. Those who canâ€" not attend the morning service will be. given an opportunity to partake of the Lord‘s Supper at this service. Sunday, Oct. 5, will be Rally day. A large attendance is expected at the Bible school and at all of the services. Rev. ‘F. G. Lassee, recently returned from Africa, where he labored as a missionary, will be the speaker. It will be a rare privilege to hear him. Plan to attend. Many visitors are exâ€" pected. Miss Hedwig Gieser will lead the Christian Endeavor meeting at 7:00 p. m. It will be a helpful meeting. Prayer mecting on Wednesday eveâ€" ning at 8:00 o‘clock. One of Highland Park‘s greatest needs, is more people who know how to pray and who will take time to pray.. Come to the prayâ€" er meeting. Requests for prayer are always welcomed. , The outâ€"door service held in front of the church on last Sunday evening was another occasion of inspiration and blessing. One lady remarked at the close, "This was a good service." It was the last service of its kind for this season, but the memory of it will linger with us for some time to come. Here â€"are two comforting texts: "When thou passest through the waters, I will be with thee." Isa. 42:2. "Underneath are the . everlasting arms." Deut. 33:27. In response to a special delivery letter, the followâ€" ing telegram was sent not long ago to one in great perplexity. "Weare remembering you so specially in prayer. Do not be distressed. God is able for every situation. See Isa. 54:17.. Will write you tomorrow." In dictating the message to the lady at the Western Union office the sender was cut off before the message was finished. He called up again and anâ€" other young woman answered. When he had finished she exclaimed: "I am glad that you were cut off, for I needâ€" ed that message myself." People everywhere and in unexpected places need the assurance and the comfort of God‘s Word. 7 Holy Cross Catholic Church Waukegan Road, Deerfield, Illinois Rev. C. L. McDonough, Pastor Sunday masses â€" 8 and 10 a.m. Standard time. Saturday, 10:30 a.m. â€" Instruction classes for children. mé;iurdlry evening, confessions, 7:30 to 9 p.m. (Evangelical Synod of. America) Homewocod Ave. and Green Bay Rd. Rev. F. W. Fischer, Pastor Telephone H. P. 3343 A hearty welcome to our new memâ€" bers in Sunday school and a likewise welcome to our services. St. John‘s church is only too pleased to serve you and more of our community. Our schedule is on Standard Time again. Sunday school at 9:30. Divine services at 10:30. Remember, you are welcome. Are now prepared to serve you, < Call us for original ideas for luncheons, dinners, stag parties, midnight suppers and chilâ€" dren‘s parties. Estimates submitted, Phone Glencoe 1050 â€" Wilmette 2613. St. John‘s Evangelical Church 57weEest JACKSsON BLVD. 6 O VUVTH LOOP mMOTORAMP GARAGE IREDALE FIREPROOF . WAREKHKOUSES MOVING HOUSEHOLD GOODS PHONE H. P. 181 â€" 182 STORAGE The North Shore Invisible Hostesses Thursday, September 25, 1930 ENTRANCEWAY PACKING of SHIPPING