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On Monday of this week the enterâ€" tainment was informal, with recordings made to be sent home. Tuesday eveâ€" ning a real treat was given by Miss muv-.-mm of , 1L., and Mr. Dave McElrgy; of Zion, HL, vibraharpist. Later Mrs. J. R. Hattsteadt, of Winnetka, led in group singing. Luncheon for the wives was served on Wednesday afternoon, Mh-flh«oil(n.m interesting and instructive talks. A musical program given by Mrs. Estelle Lewis, violinist, and Mrs. W.â€"L. Ducâ€" kett, vocalist, of Chicago, was the feaâ€" ture of the evening. Thursday a Songâ€" 2 p.m. Wives‘ Club . . . 8 p. m.â€" Program by Joyce and Jerome Stern, child entertainers from Chicago . . . Photo booth service . . . Gold stampâ€" ing . . . Sewing serviceâ€"Mrs. Cora St. Johns . . . Craft and dark rooms open . . . Coffee at 10 p.m Program and refreshments furnished by J.W.B. . . . Jewelry craft instrucâ€" tionâ€"Mr. Lester Matthewson‘. . . . Craft shop . instructionâ€"Mr. Mike Maurine . . . Dark rooms open . . . Coffee at 10 p. m. Thursday, June 17â€" H. C. Buel, of Glencoe . . . Gold stamping service . . . Photo booth service . . . Dark room instructionâ€" Mr. Charles Keller . . . Craft shop instructionâ€"Miss Pat Bennett . . . . Leather craft instructionâ€"Miss Rose Opitz . . . Coffee at 10 p.m. Wednesday, June 16â€" ® 2 p.m. Wives Craft shop . . . 8:15 =â€"Evening of music in charge of Mr. Sherry of Evanston. PROGRAM FOR THE WEEK: Friday, June 11â€" 2 p.m. Wives‘ Craft Club . . . 8:3 Free movie feature . . . Craft s Club at 10 p.m. Saturday, June 12â€" l:gxemudmim...c:n!t and dark rooms open . . . Gold stampâ€" ing service . . . Coffee at 10 p.m. Sunday, June 13â€" _ s s Open House all day with informal entertainment . . . Craft and dark rooms open . . . Photo booth service at 3:30 and 8 p.m. . . . Hymn Sing at 5:15 . . . Vespers with Grace Methodist Church at 7 . . . Coffee Club at 10 p. m. . Monday, June 14â€" Informal entertainment . . . Letâ€" ters on record . . . Sewing serviceâ€" Mrs. Alber Gail . . . Craft room inâ€" structionâ€"Mr. Jack Davis . .. Dark rooms open ... . Coffee at 10 p.m. Tuesday, June 15â€" _ z nortu suoeae (Gras co. SoSmttcnfunt Johnnie went into a dark room to get his nc:‘ marbles. He wished to getâ€"3 of the same color from the sack which contained 3 red, 3 blue, and J‘Heen marâ€" bles. How many he have to take to make sure he had 3 of the same color? 4 Eighty times as much petroleum products have been transported overseas as was transported in the first year of World War No. 1.â€"No wonder we are gaked to conserve via rationing and volâ€" untary conservation. The gasoâ€" line and Oil must go to help shorten the War. Yes, that saves us a few dolâ€" lars, But Not Enough To Pay The Tremendous Increases In The Cost of Coal & Oil Which Go Into The Manufacture of Fuel Gas. During this War fimnn:.nadh.bymfi-.dl service except emergencies. Calls (other than emergencies) which come in after 11 a.m. will probably not be completed until the following day. Friendâ€""My goodness! 1 had no idea you were that sick." Friend (visiting patient at hosâ€" Patientâ€""I haven‘t noticed" The Friendly Poople TOM CLARK â€""Y ou Craft shop . . Coffee , This will be the last meeting of the Church School until fall with the exception that each Sunday during the summer months ‘there will be someone in the Parish House to care for small children during the mornâ€" ing worship service. uuzm.um PARK PRESBYTER CHURCH Laurel, Lindem and Prespect Avenues Church Phone, H. P. 263 Rev. Louis W. Shorwin, D.D. Minister SUNDAY, June 13 14 McGovern St. â€" Tol. 3822 Reov. Lester H. Laubonstein, Minister FRIDAY, June 11 11 a.m., Children‘s Day Service. Children from the Church School will participate in the regular morning worship service. Sacrament of Chrisâ€" tian Baptism, Special music by the Choirs and Children and Promotion Service of the members of the Church School. 8 p.m., Monthly meeting of Philaâ€" thea with Mrs. A. Vetter at 556 De Tamble Avenue. "Victory Party" of the Junior De partment in the Church Parlors. SATURDAY, June 12 8 pm., Monthly meeting of the Young Adults with the Neargarders at 14 McGovern Street. SUNDAY, June 13 10:30 a.m., Children‘s Day Program. Major items on the program will be: A special invitation to attend this service is being extended to the parâ€" ents and friends of our Sunday School scholars. f MONDAY, June 14 9:30 a.m., First session of our twoâ€" week Vacation Church Schol. Chilâ€" dren from four to fourtee years are welcome to enroll whether they come regularly to this church or not. Enâ€" rollment is free; offerings will be received on Wednesdays and Fridays. TUESDAY, June 15 Processional of the Bethany Chorisâ€" ters led by the Christian and United States flags. Roll Call of our Boys in National Service. Other numbers will include recitaâ€" tions by the pupils of the Primary and Junior Departments; vocal solo by Carol Sleeman. George Bock will serve as the "Little Minister." An offernig will be received to proâ€" mote the world wide Christian Service program of the Evangelical Church. . The Sacrament of Baptism will be administered to little children. Under the difeé'g of Esther H. Laubenstein the isters will sing an arrangement of "The Crusader‘s Hymn" and an anthem arrangement of "I Would Be True." Graduation exercises of the upper classes in the Primary and Junior Departments. e Does not effective prayer mean continuous . spiritual thinking? The common notion that prayer is a form of thinking or talking to be used only in special cases of emergency has been pretty well disproved. More and more are men coming to see that a habituâ€" ally reverent attitude of thought, a daily acknowledgment of God‘s everâ€"presence, brings an assurâ€" ance and a poise that nothing else can. G LANCING at the heading of a columnt of a newspaper he had just purchased, a reader misâ€" took the words "Pay as you go" for "Pray as you go." What an arresting title, he thought, as he eagerly began reading the article to learn how the writer had deâ€" veloped the idea. The first senâ€" tence, of course, disclosed the corâ€" rect subject, but the ideaâ€"Pray as you goâ€"persisted. "Payâ€"asâ€"youâ€"go" â€" plans, by which income taxes may be paid as income is earned, have been in the forefront of public discussion. By this method, it is asserted, the busden of accumulated debt for Federal income taxes will be lifted, since the tax will be paid as the income is received. Thus, it is reasoned, taxes on former inâ€" come will not accrue as a liabilty against present earnings. So, too, when we pay cash for purchases in everyday living, we avoid debt. We are spared the accumulated burden of unsettled accounts. As a result, our power to think is left free to be exercised producâ€" tively instead, of being hampered by worry and fear incidental to debt. Continued alertness and control of our thinking along conâ€" structive, spiritual lines will also ensure a balanced mental acâ€" count. Pray as you go. "Pray without ceasing," the Bible states it (I Thessalonians 5:17). This beâ€" comes a practical possibility when prayerful thinking is understood as an admonifion to think rightly all the time." More than this, it urges us to keep our mental acâ€" counts square as we go. We are not only to prayâ€"to think rightly â€"*"*without ceasing" we are to eancel undesirable thoughts as BETHANY EVANGELICAL Pray as You Go Highland Park SUNDAY 7:30 a.m., Holy Communion. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. 11 a.m., Prayer and Sermon. Holy Communion every first Sunday of the month. WEDNESDAY Just as wisely utilizing one‘s financial resources avoids debt, so utilizitig one‘s divine abilities enâ€" hances one‘s spiritual resources and dominion. In the mental realkm we are to do what "Pay as +you go" requires in financial matâ€" tersâ€"accumulate no debts.â€" No mental burdens of anxiety, doubt, or fear are to be lnow‘ to acâ€" cumulate. _ aan 9:30 a.m., Holy Communion in the chapel, The Church with the ‘Open Door‘ policy. We cordially invite all people to worship with us, irrespective of rack, color, or creed. ° THURSDAY, June 10 2 pim., Women‘s Cuild meeting in the home of Mrs. Frank Howe. FRIDAY, June 11 & 8 p.m., Senior Young People‘s Eveâ€" ning Fellowship. This meeting feaâ€" tures soldiers as guests. THURSDAY, June 17 Bs 8 p.m., The Men‘s Club will hold their monthly social meeting. Enterâ€" tainment is under the direction of the Program Committee. SUNDAY, June 20 10:30 a.m., The Rev. Paul E. Meyer will be Guest Preacher for the Mornâ€" ing Service. RETURN JUNE 17â€"18 1:15 p.m., Food Demonstration at the Church, sponsored by the Womâ€" en‘s Guild. All ladies invited. 7:45 p.m., Choir rehearsal . _ â€"10:45 a.m., Chjldren‘s Day Service and special sermon for children and young people. .. . . . =â€"‘~ ... 1 p.m. to 9 p.m., Communion Anâ€" nouncements. I SUNDAY, June 13 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. 9:40 am., Adult Bible Discussion; "War and Failure in Marriage." 8 pm., Evening Worship at Lake Forest; American Legion Hall, Mcâ€" Kinley and Wisconsin Avenues. WEDNESDAY, June 16 _ June 15, 16, 17, Annual Spring oCaâ€" ference of the North Illinois Synod at Eimhurst Colleg, Elmbrurst, Ilinois. Our Church School will remain open all summer. THURSDAY, June 10 7:30 p.m., Junior Young People‘s Society. FRIDAY, June 11 ht BLOOD DONOR UNIT TO SUNDAY, June 13 Children‘s Day 9:30 a.m., Sunday School and Adult Bible Class. s 10:30 a.m,, Morning Worship. Comâ€" munion and Confirmation. ST. JOHN‘S EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED CHURCH Corner, Greenm Bay Road and square accounts hourly. There will then be no accuraulation of mental weights of discord, fear, suffering, or unhappiness. . . .. There is no mystery, no impracâ€" tical advice, in the phrase, "Pray without ceasing." It requires priâ€" marily the comscious effort to enâ€" tertain only right ideas as they urfold. "Practice makes perfect" is an axiom, applicable to prayâ€" ing, or thinking rightly. When confronted by an emergency, the right thinker, dns\-d of striving frantically to an immediate demand upon his spiritual reâ€" sources, finds himself conscious of dominion over fear and over a belief that he is in danger. He then needs only to hold his ground, understanding and acâ€" knowledging God‘s presence and protection. . . .. y § A simple rule by which to make practical this power to govern our thinking is given by Mary Baker Eddy on page 261 of "Science and Health with Key to the Scripâ€" tures," where she writes, "Hold thought steadfastly to the endurâ€" ing, the good, and ‘the true, and you will bring these into your exâ€" perience proportionably to their occupancy of your thoughts." Under the stress of circumâ€" stances, astonishing things are sometimes*accomplished through prayer by those unaccustomed to pray as they go. Faced with an emergeney,â€"people â€" have _been known to reach unwonted heiights of spiritual resourcefuiness. Do not such occasions‘offer an ink= ling of the divine capacities that would be ours daily and hourly m“hdcwlqpurabllny‘ truly to "pray without ceasing"â€" hmllnuclnlm.‘l supreme power of good, in our experience? "Pray as you go" may. well be heeded daily by us all.â€"The Christian Science Monitor. TRINITY: EPISCOPAL CHURCH 355 East Laurel Ave. â€" Tol. 966 EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER Church Tel. H. P. 950 , Past w Thursday, June 10â€" 7:30 Craft instruction by F. Greeneâ€" baum j 7:30 Photo instruction by P. H. Prior 7:30 Ping pong and billiard tourneyâ€" prize long distance call home. 8:00 Voice recording. ©:30 Danceâ€"Highland Park GSO 9:30 Refreshments. 2:00 Open house for wives of service men "Around the World on a Penâ€" ny" by Mrs. Anita Burnham. 7:30 Crafit instruction by Richard This Church is a branch of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass. ‘The Sunday morning service is held Massman. 4 8:00 Jewish Welfare Board party. 8:30 Dance orchestra â€" Kenilworth 9:00 Java clubâ€"Talk by Dr. Louis 4:00 s:n“m 6:00 et supper. 6:30 Sing Song. 7:30 Moviesâ€""Priorities on Parade," "Parachute Athletes." 8:30 Dance orchestra. 2:00 Sewing instruction for wives of service men by Mrs. Marietta 7 :00 Dance instruction by Mrs. Lucy Smith. 7:30 Craft Instruction by Messrs. _ Brandriffâ€"and Kagtman. x f e _ e in oc 9:00 Danceâ€"Highland Park GSO. 9:30 Cake and coffee. at 11 o‘clock, and the Wednesday eveâ€" lowed by refre i B Woman‘s society of Christian Serâ€" vice meets the first Tuesday of the month. Mrs. Waiter Smith, president, 9:30 Refreshments Saturday, June 12â€" 8:00 Variety show. & 9:00 Danceâ€"Highland Park GSO. 9:30 Refreshments. Overnight sleeping, including breakâ€" fast, 35¢. v monies of Christian Science healing, is at 8 o‘clock. ‘The subject for this week‘s lesson sermon, Sunday May 9, "Adam and Fallen Man." HIGHLAND PARK METHODIST North Avenue and Laurett Place Rev. Charles W. Seward, Pastor SUNDAY SERVICES 9:30 a.m., Sunday school. Mrs. Ira Breakwell, superintendent. 10:30 a.m., Morning worship. 7 pm., Soldiers‘ vespers. Different program every Sunday evening, folâ€" Sunday, June 13â€" ART STUDENTS EXHIBIT WORK Smail children are cared for during Sunday church service. A free public reading room is mainâ€" tained by this church at 43 N. Sheriâ€" dan road which is open daily from 9:30 o‘clock in the morning to 5:30 in the afternoon and on Saturdays until 9 o‘clock. On Sunday the readâ€" ing room is open from 2:30 to 5:30. Here the Bible and all authorized Christian Science literature. may be read, borrowed or purchased. Miss Jeanne Irene Prior, 1026 Wade street, Miss Nina Wurth, 710 Yale lane, who are completing their first year of commercial art at the Chiâ€" cago Academy of Fine Arts, are exâ€" hibiting their work in the anmual student exhibit J"â€".Il. 11, 12 and 13 t the «studios, . Michigan aveâ€" :-:.Qh. € Sunday School is open to pupils up to the age of 20 years, and is held Sunday morning at 9:30. Friday, June 11â€" Monday, June 14â€" (Catholic) Green Bay Road and Deerfleld Aveâ€" 815 Rosemary Terrace â€" Tel. 479 Earl J. Bruso, Minister 9:45 a.m., Sunday School. 7:30 p.m., Evening Fellowship. J. J. ONeil, D.D., Pastor 200 3. Green Bay Road â€"â€" Tol, 198 10:55 a.m., Morning Worship. Sunday ; 7 :00 â€" 900 â€" 11 :15 a.m. BETHLEKHEM EVANGELICAL FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, 367 Hazel Avenue . . Rev. F. S. Rebinson, pastor . . â€" 25 S. Green Bay Rd Tel. 1734 SUNDAY, June 13 10 a.m., Morning Service. There will be a combined service of Sunday school and morning worâ€" ship into a children‘s day program. Exercises by the Primary and Junior departments. Music by the Seniors with an object lesson by the pastor. 6:45 p.m., Christian Endeavor. 6:45 pm., Bible Study class. 7:45 pm., Evening service. "The Church at Pergamum." Announce Sermon Topic of Rabbi MONDAY, June 14 ‘The Daily Vacation Bible school will begin at 9:30 a.m. and continue for two weeks. All girls and boys, ages 4 to 15 years, are invited to attend. WEDNESDAY, June 16 (Augustant Synod) Oakridge and High Streets Winfield H. Johanson, Pastor Church office: 112 High St., Tel, 4709 SUNDAY 638 Waukegan Rd. â€" Tol. Deerfleld 115 Church School and worship service, Choir, Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Womi@n‘s Guild, 1st Thursday, 2 p.m. Sodality, 1st Friday, 1 p.m. Evangelical Daughters, 2nd Wednesâ€" THIRSDA, June 17 day, 1 p.m. Sunday School Teachers and Officers, 1st Monday, 7:30 p.m. Adult Church Council, 1st Wednesâ€" day 7:30 p.m. Young Peoples Council, 2nd Monday, 7:30 p.m. "The Meaning of the Priestly Benâ€" ediction" will be Rabbi Richard C. Hertz‘s sermon topic at the services on Saturday morning, June 12, 11 o‘ clock, at North Shore Congregation Israel PHILATHEA CLASS TO MEET TUESDAY The Philathea class of Bethany church will meet at the home of Mrs. A. Vetter, 556 Detamble avenue, Tuesâ€" day evening, June 15, at 8 o‘clock. Assisting hostesses will be Ada Williâ€" son, May Bess, Jenny Christman and Lela Roliman. ‘"Puy« meeting, Leslic Drieske, leaâ€" 10:30 a.m. T < Young Peoples League, Ist Tuesday Brief Sabbath services will be conâ€" ducted at the temple, Lincoln and Vernon avenues, Glencoe, throughout the summer on Saturday mornings. Visitors are always welcome. BUSINESS DIRECTORY # ETATIONERY FIRST UNITED EVANGELICAL ST. PAUL‘S EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED CHURCH Highwood Avenue and Everts Place Lioyd G. Lafier, Pastor ST. JAMES ROMAN CATHOLIC 92 N. Pirst _ Highiand Poark 77 9:30 a.m., Church School and Bible 10 a.m., Sunday School. 7:45 p.m., Evening worship. and 3rd Sunday, 7:30 p.m. ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH AUTO RECONSTRUCTION C Dynamic Wheel Balancing HIGHWOOD METHODIST 11 :30 a.m. oir rehearsal RYTEX staTionery Newest Coler: and Designs §# Shoots . . 100 Envelops HOLY CROSS (Catholic) Waukegan Road J. V. Murphy, Pastor 742 Elder Lane â€" Tol. 430 es : 7 :00 â€" 8:30 â€" 10:00 James Ward, Asst. Pastor 146 North Ave â€" Tel. 427 Hs LAVURRL AVENUE Highwood DAHL‘S â€" 8:30 â€" 9:30 â€" 10:30 â€" Want Ads FOR RENT FOR 1 OR2 GIRLS ARMY OFFICER DESIRES 2 BEDâ€" WANTED: A VARIETY OF FOR SALE: BEAUTIFUL LOT ON FOR SALE : 6â€"GRAVE LOT NEAR FOR SALE: GAS STOVE, 6 BURN FOR SALE: 5 DOBERMAN PINâ€" WANTED: WHITE GIRL FOR general housework. No laundry. Private room and bath. Excellent wages. Phone H. P. 1052. 14 Mail or phone complete ‘uuw-' ription or call at our effice today. Open daily, evenings, Sundays.. Skokie Realty Co. < 4956 Dempster St., Phone Skokie 4 EXPERIENCED HOUSEMAN wants house work, lawn and Vicâ€" tory garden care. Can do plain cooking. Good references. (Colorâ€" ed) Write Bishop c/o Press. _ WANTED : Competent white girl for general housework. Reference reâ€" quired. Phone 526. 124 WANTED: AN AMBITIOUS, wideâ€"awake man or woman to look after ‘renewll:l.:n? ncwmsnbmrip- tions for , fastâ€"sellin â€" azine, TXJE AMERICAN fiOHE. STENOGRAPHER WE ARE SEEKING A CAPABLE WANTED : EXPERIENCED RADâ€" io repairman. Must have references. Steady work, part or full time. Good pay. Write E. P; % Press, 516 Laurel Ave. 6â€"8 OR RENT: ground floor office T atnths tor papheamrent m veud ae for professional or real esâ€" tate use. Write Box UPC % Press Have use of entire apt. Pay room rent only. â€" Very reasonable. Phone H. P. 2419 room apt. by July 15. Contact Cap rmoanm"byl'{fim_ %?t:l 485. 5 pd shades of Iris bulbs from gardeners who are tkinnnmg oz:‘faa_va gardâ€" ens or ma room ictory = den‘s. Call.;t P. Press 557. se Real Estate for Sale N. Sheridan rd., overlooking lake, 100 x over 250 feet. ll?‘:nktmgurm( tress in rear. Also 2 lots adjoining fronting on Oak St. 66x140 ft. Unâ€" usual bargain for cash. For details call H. P. 1646. 14 er, left hand oven. Kitchen table. double bed, sprinsr&. mattress. Child‘s dresser. essing _ table. Drapery rods. Boy‘s desk with atâ€" tached Ian&' Panel curtains. Phone Glencoe 1 14 schers 8 weeks $25.00. A.KC. regisâ€" tration. W. K. Miller 1201 Western ave., Northbrook, II!. Phone Northâ€" brook 132. 13â€"4 pd. entrance North Shore Garden of Memories. Reasonable. Call Onâ€" tario 6455. 15 ons T0T u‘ar, Tastâ€"sellin t azine, TP{E AMERICAN flOI(g. It is easy, pleasant work, and "it pays big commissions. Spare time only required. Write today to.Diâ€" rector, Sales Division, The AMERâ€" ICAN HOME MAGAZINE CoRâ€" RO{KAIION, 251 Fourth Ave., New ma'te'mwl?orm" t than years of experience, Modern office loâ€" cated close to Healy station on C. M. St. P. MILLS NOVELTY CO. 4100 Fullerton Ave. York City. Real Estate Wanted 226 Reilway Ave., Highwood -u.â€":'r.- 19 FOR QUICK CASH SALE List your real estate with us. WE HAVE CASH BUYERS Wanted to Rent Thursdoy, June 10, 1948 Help Wanted For Rent Wanted 14 12