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Sealtest ter layer erry Ice fith puriâ€" r nearby Park 4100 ce Reidea / $1.19 9¢ te i ‘,7‘ I y school under m1 t 9 of Dr. E. D. Fritsch. : 1. /A fibc in keepâ€" .3 e Mother‘s day. Our memâ€" t~..% bers _ friends ‘are urged to i‘ * e worship service. f< 4:00 hn The young people will ‘“ & chapel, Miss Margaret her will have charge of the es } Mrs, 0. K. Wessâ€" ; To kneak on the "Golden *"**"" 0 iomoir rehearsal, all memâ€" W{.fi are urged to be 5 I épeak on the "Loiden * Rule Home." | s y C ttn £ 'oflhip Wifll the THU §:00 1. 90. midweek service will C the Tower room, all of & membersand friends are inâ€" /vited to attend this hour of felâ€" / jowship and prayetr. _ ;’ The Woman‘s Missionary A Fm have a birthday lunchâ€" * eon at the home of Mrs. H. F. 601 Laurel avenue on the T SC.. ww " se 0 o Wls f C. W. Hart and Mrs. P. rg will assist Mrs. as hostess. \ The of the Broadway Methâ€" odist of Chicago will present a sacr eoncert at a 4:30 vesper on n the 17th. This choir {‘u!og the digtion of Mr. Plorentine Schlung. This is their ; ce at Bethany, all invited. : Highland Park Grace M. E. Church : North Ave. and Lanretta Place Rev. A. Melvin Tinker, Minister m; Regular meeting of the Service council at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Wm. D. Heartt, 938 N. St. Johns avenue. E"fi.’::i;; qf tho' Juniors The L any Evangelical Church au and McGovern ~.. | 1. F. Siemsen, Pastor 9:30 am. â€" Sunday school, Mrs. t 'fl' tbe a special Mothers‘ Day service with special music and an m‘ mfip. 6:30 b,.__.mgh gol league. 3:00 p. meeti f th o Th bourd at the charch. . | _ Wednesday : | | 7:%0 p.m.â€"Prayer mesting. .. | RELIABLE LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING CO. Phone U. P.. 1718 | â€"_|_| E. K CATTON Your Typewriter Man irRSDAY, ong Time . Li LV FEALNVZ I'qundnz â€" Construc: ‘tlon-;- Reorganization. . ./. { Specializing in new home \il!tum&pmt owner 0¢ o+ Ask For Our Plan | fic‘dl Yards Mortgage Co. 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REDUVCED COST on all loans above $150 Call, write or phone todayâ€"â€" ask for .pdnbl:um.low held at 11 o‘clock, and the day evening ‘ meeting, which in dfium‘qu ence healing,.js at 8 o‘clock. $ Sunday school is open to up to the age of 20 years, and held Sunday morning at 9:30. °[ Subject for next Sunday‘s h‘t sermon "Adam and Fallen Man." maintained by this church at 43 N. Sheridan road, which is open I from 9 o‘clock in the morning to\6 in the evening, except on Saturdsy when it is open from 9 a.m. to 9 On Sunday the reading room is open from 2:30; to 5:30. â€" Here t Bible and all authorized , Science literature may be read, rowed, or purchased. All are cordially invited mé:; tend the services and make use . the reading room. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES "Everlasting Punishment" was subject of the Lessonâ€"Sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, Sunday, May 3. The Golden Text was, "There no peace, saith the Lord, unto 1 wicked" (Isaiah 48;22). Among the citations which prised the Lessonâ€"Sermon was the following from the Bible: " t eousness keepeth him that is up in the way: but wickedness 0 throweth the sinner. . . . Good C standing giveth favour: but the w of: transgressors is ~‘hard" (Prov. 13:6, 15). |f The Lessonâ€"Sermon also inâ€" cluded the following passages from the Christian Science Textbool Seriptgres" by Mary Baker Bady: " by Mary dy : "Fear of punishment .never tAU man truly honest. . . . Reason is th most active human faculty. Let that inform the sentiments and awaken the man‘s dormant sense of md] obligation, and by degrees he y‘ learn the nothingness of the plei ures of human sense and the granâ€" deur and bliss of a spiritual > Taren" "aos ie not oaly mitice poreal. no I saved, but is saved" (p. 82’?7828).‘3 Trinity Episcopal Church || . Rev. C. Keller, Rector | East Laurel Avenue _ Sunday, May 10 s 7:30 a.m.â€"Holy Communion. . 9:30 a.m.â€"The Church school ‘gery 11 Announcements _ The Rector‘s guild will meet on Nond&,y. Hly 11, in the house. Luncheon will be at 1 o‘cleock. K. m Sunday : , f 9:45 â€" Church school, All d¢ ~ â€"ments will meet in the ch auâ€" ditorium for a program of er pictures honoring our h sehool mothéers. Anyone interésted in this service is welcome. : | 11:00â€"Morning worship. Dr.} win will preach. mie} 7:00â€"Tuxis society. Topic: ing House a Home. uothm @ also Highland Park Presbyterian Laurel and Linden Aven Dr. L. W. Sherwin, Minist â€" â€" Church Phone: 683 â€"| St. John‘s Evangelical Chut Rev. F. G. Piepenbrok, Pastor Church school and worship sgrvice 9:00 a.m. ie oo s e in alle 2n 3 l :00 a.m.â€"Morning prayer: !01“1" on. . | |‘ invited to this service. t hat is uprigh! edness 0 . Good und@: : but the wa hard" (Prov. on also inâ€" assages from ce Textbool ith Key to the Baker Rady: .never mad Reason is th ulty. Let that _ and awaken mse of m grees he v of the plei and the granâ€" Goldstead, superintendent.| || _ -1&45 p.ia.â€"Evening worship. | %t d-iy: & id Mn 7:80 p.m. â€" Prayer meeting,; at 3!',}: _ Highland Park church, _ | :gll}g The regular meeting of the S@tâ€" vice council will be held at the homie of Mrs, Wm. D. Heartt, 988 fi Johns bvenug at 8 p.m. Some very special plans . are being made Kb future events, consequently ever) membeér ‘and all other women Who are interested, are invited to com jf‘.,j 10:30 a.m. â€"â€" Sunday school. â€"\â€" Highwood, Illinois» %finy school 9:45 a.m. English sérvice 11 a.m. | Evepin: service 7:30 p.m. Thursday, May 7 â€" The S: school teachers and officers will at the home of Mrs. P. L. Ca ~.Friday, May 8 â€" The Luthe Brotherhood will meet at the home of August Benson, 116 S. Green Bay Monday, May 11 â€" Church of administration. i j Wednesday, May 13 â€"â€" Ru sale church parlors. | \| Thursday : | 2:30 p.m.â€"Ladies Aid in the bly. room, Mrs. Fred }h\' hostess. | e o on l l"rfléy ; k t U 8:00 | p.m.â€"Congregational | m at the church. [ B Sunday: _ 124 M :30 a.m.â€"Sunday school. ; t?'; 10:86 a.m.â€"Mother‘s day ipr m and sermon. â€" 50â€" lt > O 2:00 p.m.â€"Children‘s party at 333‘"_' s w 'u.mZ 1e¢ueni *« § p.M. |â€"â€" & + Ed mfiz‘:g Wilmette. | i& Wednesday : j [ 8:00 p.m.â€"Concordia. . _ Highwood M. E. Church Rev. A. Melvin Tinker, Minis Sunday: | l o:swe;mmh school. || _ § . 10:00â€"Men‘s and Women‘s Bible classes.© & 10:45â€"Public worship. Obsgerylnce of Mother‘s day with app te music and sermon. . t 3:00 p.m.â€"The meeting of thelkesâ€" sion in the church study, Monday : | 00 p.m.â€"Walther league at the hall. Dorcas society at the h of Mrs. F. Holly, 220 N. Set *Redeemer Lutheran Church) West Central and McGovern Rev. W. F. Suhr, Pastor | Presbyterian Church Deerfie! ‘ Rev. W. F. Weir; Minister High] THB PRE3S 44 M 18 ne “t;on doing | in this specia 4| _ Choir | reh _ | Monday 3:45 ‘| day $ p.m. 10:45â€" iÂ¥ worship.| An apâ€" piovritle Motholh tay setimen) iflfi%f ible school, Supt. R, H.| Fidder.) * al p m at the clt:b of the Besson per:ii: You are invited to, atiénd. i 3 :\ Midâ€"week |semices, Wednesda prayer and Bi fstudy::;r. * Thursday, chilr rehearsal, |Prof. ? Paul‘s E || Rey. r.gig | Chyureh vice 10:30 a.m. Mother‘s_d ig proud | ;f\i who preside! and who are spiritual wel 1 oi *‘ 71.’;_' | + Deerfield PMT. A. it i | ‘» Tont:r()w Ii § $ fhr k C } <| The, last :?‘ ing of the Deerfield Gfanimar Sc liP. T. A. for this year will be Hdid) Friday, May 8, in the school gyiw@nasium. There will be ‘annugl, election of officers and the summary: of the year‘s work, Mrs. Hagry Muhlke, the presâ€" irst United T 1 Church G Bay Rdd at: Laurel Ave. ‘ Rey. F. Braniffeliner, Pastor (A Church with a: Message and o [A W for All| || T he e we 8 Conmmnient terms through U.C.C.â€" Â¥4% wm.-.d‘&dmz balance. Available in sedan | bodyâ€"typu. ow *L de. unday. t!’aul’-i nany fine mothers, t&iovor their hofiu co d in the | Of their ,Ichildren. in join the naâ€" nor to m%flwrhood | @. : A } als: . Junipr | choir i Senior choir Friâ€" of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation elical Ch MNk,m and worship s mb service, | sermon t as thrilling to driye as it looks! Park State Bank lem tells the story ~ F. 0, B. DETROIT Golden Plovers Seen in Deerfield District Mrs. George Engstrom of D'oorol field, who has made a special study. of bird life for the past decade, records her migration findings each year‘ for the Government Survey at Washington, D. C. Last Monday, Mrs. Engstrom and a group of womâ€" en, who have organized a bird club, were about three miles west of Deerfield near the Des Plaines river, where they saw a flock of sixty golden plovers. ‘This is a most unâ€" usual occurrence for this locality and no reports are found in this region of their migration. These birds usually cross the continent much farther west on their trip north into Canada and Alaska for their summer nesting and they miâ€" grate in the fall to South America via the Pacific coast. MORTCAGES t INCG. 110 So. Dearborn St., Chicago _ Phone ANDover 2200 DOVENMUEKHLE YOUR ‘first ride in a Lincolnâ€"Zephyr will be d&efi from any motoring experience you‘ve ever had. In J from any motoring experience you‘ve ever had. In addition to the smoothness of a Vâ€"type 12â€"cylinder engine, this car affords stability, handling ease, roominess and comfort that you simply won‘t believe until you try them. PURNELL & WILSON, Inc. 101 North St. Johns Avenue | Havigete Hlent ond Rater | Ralph E. Church Is Appointed Member of Repooticen. whip in the bouse of P mptuent;ntivul on ‘No::‘;. anâ€" nounced a telegram to fl@* land Park Press the md::mnt of Congressman Ralph E. Church of the Téohth congressional district of Tllinois to membership in the Repubâ€" lican whipâ€"organization. â€" | _ ) ‘The appointment of Ghtdl. Guy gressman Englebright said, was in recognition of his outstanding abilâ€" ity in handling legislation on the floor of the house and his knowledge of parliamentary procedure as well as his perfect attendance in not hayâ€" ing missed a single roll call or vote. Congressional "Whip" PAGE SEVEN I