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July 8, 1927 WILMETTE LIFE 9 Methodist Church The Methodist church is locat'ed where Wilmette avenue crosses Lake avenue. While it is under denominational au!;pices, it is in a very real sense community churoh. All its service s are open to all who find profit and value in them. Its ministe r and church staff are available for all who are in n e ed of any se rvice that .th ey may rend e r. Like all other ProteMant church e s, it has within its ,membe rship n ot only M e thodists but those r eare d and traine d in oth Pr de nomina tions as w e ll. It offe r s a cordial w e lcome to all who have not :~ e·~1urch hom ds(·wh e r· · to b ecom E> a part of it s fellowship. a Official Publication Report of the Condition of Ca mp life at Camp \Vilm e ttc is in full "wing. Th e following boys are enj oying this unusual opportunit y: Edwin Andrew s , Edward Ard e n, F ost ·r B enn e tt, N ee dham B a ll, Donald Campbe ll, Dick Cull en, Bill Hors ting, Bud Jon es, Harry Kimw, John K o hl, Robe rt Klc m, Edward . 1\Ief' , Robert Middlekauf, ·warren Mo o r e, Locke Roge r s , Rill Sherman, .Tnmes :\IcClure, 1\It-lvin Skinner, Bill ·w e ldon, and Paul WilliamR. Mr. Orville Borclw r R, ~Ir . .John " 'e st, and Mr. Fowle r " ' alton are . in charge of this camp. The girls will le ave for C amp \Vilm e tte on Monday morning, m ee ting- at the c hurch at 8 o'clock. A bus will take the girls from the Me thodi s t church to th e camp. · ThiR same bus will bring th P. boys back to Wilmette. 'l'h e Girls' Camp Staff. is a s follow s: :\liss Lila P e arl Attlg- Camp dire ctor nnd instructor in Citlze n:;;hip. Miss Lillie Mae Humphries-Instructor of Nature Lore, Art, and Scouting. :\liRR Lue lla Burrows-Instructor of Athleti cs and Handcraft. MiRR :\luriel Denoyer- Tnstru<>tor of Handcraft, AthletlcR, . ('ampcraft, and Star-gazing. For any furthPr information about the 1 ;iris' camp, C'all Miss Attig or Miss Humphri Ps at th e church offir l' , \\'ilme ttt · · T he Wilmette State Bank lncated at \Yilmette, State of Illinois at the close of business on the thirtieth <~ay o f ] une~ 1927, as tnade to the Auditor of Public Accounts of the State of Illinois. pursuant to law. Resources Loans on H.eal Estate ( la) ......................$ Loans on C_ollateral Security ( 1b) . . . . . . . . . . Other Loans \ lc) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Qyerdrafts ( 2) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . U. S. Governn1ent lnvestn1ents (3) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Other Bonds and Securities ( 4) ...... ~ . . . . . . . . . . . Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures ( S) . . . . . . . . Due fron1 Banks, Cash and Other Cash Resources (7,~,9) Custon1ers Liability under I ~etters of Credit ( 10) . . . Other Resources ( 12) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . 1'otal Resources ................. ....... 542,022.10 928,615.68 348,004.50 1,870.61 338,128.78 773,360.95 . 50,800.00 450,050.56 13,000.00 39,77 4.23 2348 . On ci' again the annual "D.., s Plaitws 4 -'amtl :\lf't·ting-" opE-n~. 'l'h e Camp :\fE>E>ting- b l'g-ins .July S, and will elose July 17 . An E> XC' E>e dingl~· interesting program hn ~ b H· n pla.nne d for th e ses!'i o n thi s yf' ar. Among those who are to b E> }lromin Pnt as ~pC>akf'rs .and work Prs an · : Hi s h o p f'h:nl i's \V. Rurns , San Fran- . d s C'o ; Prof. R. D . Holling-ton , r:arre tt nibl ka l Tnst'itut P: RishOJ) E. L. \\' n ldorf, Knn ~a s f'ity; n .. ,.. Kin g Bt·:t C' h , p as t or, ~t . .Tam ps < ·hur<'h : Hal ph I ' onw·r, a~lth o r ro f ' 'Sky Pilot," " (;\ a n g any SC' h no l D ays. " "Blac k RoC' k ," d e . : n,.,.. f:ilh Prt ('o x. pnsl nr, \YoorlLt"·n P a rk o·hurr h: O srn r L . Custaf son , lt- a<kr o f so ng: n,~ ,· . TT . f'liff o rd X () rt hf'ot t. r·n 111 1) (lirr·c tor : TT1 o n . P n t ~ f· ff. fornh ·l' go \·prn o r <of T t' Xa s : l1 t·\·. F . F . Farmil nt ·, lt·a<l t·l' o f Tiih!P h o ur: H t ·\ ' . .Ta nws (' . B it k· ·t·. l" r b a nil. 111. : n (· \ ", .latw ·s n ·:\T:l y , lt ·a (l t· ]' .. r Youn g PPnplr's ln(' r tlng : Ti t·\· . f' . (' . Smith , pa s tor, f:ra <' t' C'hut·c h: I ;,' nrg ia !.ff' f'lun ·. llirr· t·tr; ·ss o f f'liil<lr " n ·s Wclrk: H r·Y . E. \\'. On C' al. 11astm-, OliY· ·t <'lmn·h : ll n tl \\' . . \ . -:\f a y , (] it'i'C' t or t)f n n ~·s ' w nrl.; . nul' 11 Wll P. is ll o r E<lwin H o lt T ·Tu Q'lli ·S \\"ill )II'Pll C' h n t tlH' en·nitu!· st·n ·ie t· <·n \Y(I l11: lll S n :-~ y, \'rr y SJl(l l'i al 111\l :·:it · w i ll h o· furnblw 1l throughout tlw Sl'l'i t·s ol prr ogr :1 m s . Raymond r:. Kimlw ll. ;1 111 t· l11· hc · r o f our own loral C'hurC'h is nn·~ id ,. nt o f tlH' honrd of tt'llf:ti"P~ nf th l' " n,~ ~ Pln i n c' ~ C'nmp :\fee ling-" ilnd hns lt ·d in 1 th t~ f't~rward 1110\'em f' nt of fl1i:-; gTt' at t·n· tl · l' JH·i~ t· . Tt i~ hope d thnt all whn a n · a hl P tro ntt(·nd will takl' ndvant a g f· r,f tlwst · 11H ·C·f.il1 Q'i' n t nt·S Plaim·s from .July R tn .Tuly 17 . 1 $3,485,627.41 100,000.00 100,000.00 73,222.57 Liabilities Capital Stock ( 1) ......................... . .....$ Surplus (2) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ Undivided Profits (Net) (3) . . . . . . . ........ Time Deposits (4a) . . . Demand Deposits (4b) DiYidencls Unpaid (5) Reserve .A ccounts (6) Letters of Credit (~) Other Liabilitie ( 10) . . 1,260,672.37 .. 1,835,523.40 4,036.00 33,.462.40 13,000.00 .... ............. .... .... .. 6.5,710.67 ---------------Total Jjabilities ....................... $3,485,627.41 ... .... ... .. ............. . .. . .. ... . .. ...... ......... ........................... f .. l. ~I. Budinger, Ca shier of the Wilmette State Bank. d n ~ o lemnly swear that the aboYe staten1ent is true ·to the be st of my kn o ,,·ledg·c and belief. and that the items and amounts shown aboYe corre spond \\·ith th e items and amounts ~ hown in the report made to the Audito r o f Public Acconnts, Stat e· of Jllinoi~. pnrsuant to law. J. ~I. Th l' lllll)il s in th£> .Junior dl:'partm e nt of tlw ("hurch srhool an· enjoying th··il· trip around thP worl1l. Last Runcla:'; th PY visitNl "'l'he Home of Our Eng-lish Bible," and lt>arnt>d a little about ho\\' we e·ot our prt-sf'nt translations. :\frxt Sunday they will travel to P1·aguC:- , where they will learn to npprt>cia te th(' Rpirit of .John Hus:;;. From lwrt- tlwy will go to tlw Holy Land and sprnrl sf·\'eral Sundays learning morl' about tht· significance of this land . State o f Illinois, County of Cook, } 55 · Sub~crihed and ~\\· orn to before tne this sixth daY of l RCD f~GER. Cashier , FRANiz A. A~DRE\V, ~v otar_ \' Public. I ttlY. 1927. Offi.cets S. A. WHEELOCI< President First Scandinavian Ev. 881l Elm strE>(·t, W"innetka Hours of WorshiJl PI-IILLIP HOFFl\IIANN Vice-President J. ~I. BUDINGER Cashier \V. D. LEARY Vice-Preside11t Vv. c.· SHURTLEFF Vice-President Vv. B. ROBINSON, JR. Assistant Cashier Rundav - Sunday school ....... . .... !t :~0 a. Classes for a 11 agt' S :\Iornine- S('rVk<' , . .. . ... . . ·... 11 a. Prof. A. L. W('dell, C"hiC'ag-o Young- People's society ...... ii 11. Evening- service .............. ~ p . Prof. A. L. ·we<li>ll, f'hi('ap;o m. m. m. m. Directors . F. L. BATE1L\N ,V. W. BUCHAKAN LY~IAN M. DRAKE ""t·<~nesday~\\'Nlish service .............. ~ p. m . Rev. Gottfried RtonE>, pasto1· Elim Sw. Fl'('e church, Chicago GLENCOE UNION CHURCH "The Flaming Forest" will be presented at the Glencoe Union church on Friday. July 15. The story is a good one and de.velops rapidly. PHILLIP HOFFMANN BENJAMIN F. LE\VIS FRANK T. SENG C. N. STEVENS JUDSON F. STONE HENRY TAYLOR, JR. ARTHUR J. TAYLOR S. A. WHEELOCK·