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6 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1922 : r at 7:30, "Friendship Circle" Gym. Class at 8:30. . hy ; ONYS CHURCH MIST y COMMUNITY HOUSE "Friendship Circle" Club in the Established 9 Years--S¢ill in Basins nenie With Neighborhood Room at 8:30. Classes HYMAN BERG GEO. W. ETTINGHAUSEN rove eros. LEBOLT & CO. CALENDAR in English for Foreigners at 8 o'clock. . Men in Room 2; Women in Rooms 4 and 5. - WEEK OF OCTOBER 23 © DECOMEGhOWN UP Hallowe'en is not a great ways Wednesday, October 25 EXPERT off. Remember that Community Afternoon--Social Dancing for Boys House puts on a big village Hallow- | and Girls in the Gymnasium at 4 WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING Rev Richards Cites Task of e'en Party on Tuesday evening, |o'clock and 4:45. COMPLICATED HALL CLOCKS AND WATCHES A SPECIALTY October 31st. Everybody is invited to come and join in the fun and frolic. There will be merriment for young and older folks, and all sorts of stunts Evening--Gymnagium for Men at 8 o'clock. Thursday, October 26 Morning--Gymnasium Class Modern Church Just as near to you as your Phone All Work Called For and Delivered 1070 NORTH AVENUE PHONE WINNETKA 989 WINNETKA, ILL. for There was a general request for the publication of the sermon which Rev. James Austin Richards preached at the Winnetka Congregational church last Sunday morning. His theme was "The Prevailing Church," and he spoke of a number of characteristics such a church must have. "It must be loyal to its Master," he said, "Through all the historical changes of church government and church theology, nothing has been so important as the vividness with which the church has been aware of Jesus and the loyalty it has shown him. They are false prophets who would make the church so wide that it is shallow, or so broad that it is dull. Faith Should Be Prop "But with this central loyalty ot the church should go also the fearless and the open mind. The real believer is not the man who is always prop ping up his faith with arguments he would never think of using in any other connection, and always shield- ing his faith from questions ana criticisms to which all other truth is for annual affair and each year with keen anticipation. Two large entertainments in the gymnasium mark the activities of the coming week. tertainment of the North Shore Brit- ish evening, and the Triangle Club Dance on Saturday evening. Afternoon--In the Gym. for 4:30. to 5:30. Camp Meeting in Room 5 at 4 p. m. Blue Bird Group in Room 4 at 4 p. m. E young men at 7:30. Class for business men at 8:30. R 9,1 T o'clock, F at 8 o'clock. North Shore Players in Rooms 4 the kiddies to do. This is an in Community House the children look forward to it Women at 9 o'clock. Afternoon--Fancy 4:45. Evening--North Shore American Society entertainment the Gymnasium at 8 o'clock. Friday, October 27 Afternoon--DMotion Pictures. The concert and en- American Society, on Thursday the North." Monday, October 23. Room 9 at 4 o'clock. Evening--Motion Pictures Gym. at 7:15 and 8:15. the North." Saturday, October 28 Afternoon -- In the Gym.. 2:00 to 3:00. Young men, 5:00. Classes Small boys from 3:45 to Basketball for boys from 4:30 boys. Fire--Hashatuaya Group 3:00 vening--In the Gym. Class for Evening--Triangle Club Dance oyal Arcanum Meeting in Rooms | the Gymnasium at 8 o'clock. 0, 11, at 8 o'clock. . riangle Club in Club Room at § Track Depression Plans olk Dancing in Assembly Room and Aesthetic Dancing for Girls at 4 o'clock and British in Mati- nee in the Gym. at 4:15, "Nanook of Camp Fire Girls, "Sukatari Group, in the "Nanook of Boys, to Volley Ball for Men, 5:00 to 6:00. in Surveyed by Committee The Track Depression committee of the Village council held a meeting Your photograph by appointment in your home or at our studio exposed. Instead of propping his| nq 5 at g o'clock. Friday evening of this week to con- faith, the real believer asserts it is Tuesday, October 24 sider the detailed plans for track de- i the one thing that does not need prop- Morning--Gymnasium Class for | pression which have been worked out 2 ping, but is itself «ble to be a prop to all that is good and true and beau- tiful. Instead of shielding his faith, he yearns to have it investigated ana put to every test. Church Must Grow Up "The prevailing church must also be fraternal and unified and worshipful, and aware of a great task. That task is nothing less than to change the mind of the world. The technical and mechanical skill of the world has greatly outrun its character. Our scale of values is all awry. As a philosophy, materialism is dead. As a way of living, its curse is on us still. Civilization is like a six-year- old boy driving a Rolls-Royce car along Michigan avenue at five o'clock on a week day afternoon. There is something in us that has got to grow up, or the prospect of our earth is something to make the ruddiest man turn pale. And what is this some- thing that must grow up, now almost smothered by wealth we do not know how to spend and powers that we do not know how to use? What is it if not the perception that men are more than things; that our communities of interest are as everything and our selfish interests are as nothing; that we are members one of another, not as a pretty sentiment, but as an ulti mate reality that will slay us if we do not make it bless us; and that over all is God, pitying, struggling, com- passionating, dying daily in it all? "The church is the one great institu- tion set to work this change in the mind of the world. Not to try it is to be prevailed against. To attempt it is to be a prevailing church, else God himself is beaten." DELEGATES TO DECATUR Wilmette and Winnetka furnished two of the sixty delegates going in the 'White Robin Special car over the Illi- nois Central to Decatur on Tuesday to attend the 49th Annual State con- vention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. They were Mrs. Isabelle G. Moody of Wilmette, and Mrs. Lewis C. Norton of Winnetka. women at 9 o'clock. A the E fternoon--Basketball for boys in Gymnasium from 4 to 5:30. vening--Young Ladies' Gym. Class western railroad. in the offices of the Village Engineer in co-operation with the Engineering department of the Chicago and North- Announcement of the opening of A New Meat Market SITUATED ON RIDGE AVENUE (Formerly the NICK BIES Market) Now under the management of Gus Pearson and Joe Borre who have been with Armour & Co. for many years Nothing but Al First Quality Meats and Butter YOUR PATRONAGE IS URGENTLY SOLICITED DELIVERIES TO ALL PARTS OF WILMETTE Investigate Our Prices Pearson & Borre Ridge Avenue Phone Wilmette 191 Stanton Wilhite Photographer WINNETKA Welch's Cafeteria Wilmette -- NO DELAY OUR time is valuable. Our time X is valuable. Come to us for your quick lunch. Your food will be perfectly cooked, per- fectly served. Your bill will be perfectly right in your own estima- tion. We want you to come again. Dine Today the Cafeteria Way How much time and money you can save by coming to this store! and dependable qualities at reasonable prices. 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