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M Ji, 1929 WI L M E·T T E LIFE 21 i I Winnetka Girls Members of Smith Graduating Class Christian Science ·Churches ...---------..;...--------------·· .- Three Winnetka girls will receive their 4. B. degrees at Smith college ."C:oul and Body.. w~s the subje~t at the annual commencement exercises, 01 the .Lesson.-Se~mon tn all Churches June 17. They are Esth<:r K. Beard of Chrtst, Sctentist, on Sunday, May riaughter of Mrs. !\lary K. Beard for~ 26. merly of }Vinnetka; . Frances R~nney, The Gold~n Text ,~·as, "My soul ·1aughter o~ !\lr. and :Mr . R. \V. Ra~- longeth, yea, even famteth for the 'ley, oi 1011 Oak street. and Virainia courts of .the Lord: my heart and MacLeish, dauo-hter of ~fr. and Mrs. my_ Ae · h cneth out for the living God" John. E. Macl.ei sh oi 535 Ash strt:ct. (P:,alms 8-t:2) . . . . . Mtss Beard took special honor'- in Among the cttat10ns whtch compnsed history. Sh e wa~ eta s song-leader ·dur- the Lesson-?erm~~ was t.he following ing her ~.ophomore year, a·nd vi'ce-pre~i- ~r~m the B~b.le: There ts one body, dent of he~ r:lass in junior . year . She ~t.d one Spmt. even as _ye are called w.as alsc prc.;;id(·nt of Alpha, one of 111 one hope of your calttt~g; One G')d ~he tw~ hun(Jrary . ocietics, membership and Father of all, ".·ho ts ah~,·e a~l, m whtch depends 011 good general at.ld through all, and tn you all (Epn. 4 standing and pecial ability in at least A. 6 ~ · one of the art5 . ~r iss Beard was e Th.e Le_s on- ermon also included pecially inttn:~ted in mu ic. She was t~1e toll~\\·mg passages from the Chrisa member oi the choir, orchestra o-lee tatt Sctet.lce textbook. "Science and club and string quartet. She als'n bhe- Health \nth Key to the Scripture ," lon~ed to the Clef club, membership in . b~· :Ma~y. Baker ~ddy: "There _is b4t whtch dep~nds upon special abilitv and I o.1e. sptntual existence-the Ltfe of int.ere t in the CtHnposition 11 f music. \\'htc!1 corporeal , ~n~e can. t~ke no M t:-i Beard w~s a member ·of the council cogmzance . The dtvme Pnnctpal of of the Dramattc as ·ociation. man speaks through immortal sense." ~~. R . . d . ( p. 72). n' t'-S annty ma. 1ore 111 :-;ocio!ogv. She was e"p..:cially intue~ted in athl tic-·, and wa . a mc:mbt:r of tht All-Smith Invite YounS! Men to Soccer teetm, the Athletic As~ociation Citizens' Training Camp board. the Outmg Club hoard and the The Cniterl States Government will basketball team. ~he was also a memo1wn a training camp for young men ber of the :\·lawlolin club. · 07 to 2-t) at Fort Sherirlan on July 18. ~1!~~ :\1-:cLctsh nnjored in English. The \\.ar Department conducts this She \\'a~ prc:stdent of her hou. t during her Semor year, and a member of the cam;> for one month with all necessarv expen.;e ~ paici. .The daily pr::>~ram in~ House r)f Representatives. one of the two student gonrnment horlit.:s. She dudcs n ilitary drill and instruction in the morning, a g·reat variety of outrloor was a memhtr of h<:r class choir. sports in the afternoon and many kinds of entertainmcllt in the evening~ MAKES LEGAL FRATERNITY There is sti ll room f::>r young men Miss I sahel \\' clcion, daughter of ~1r. from Chicago and -.uhurhs, but applicaanrl Mr.. \\' illiam ] . \\'eldon, 1340 tions should he file<l immediately by all Grecm..·omi a,·enne, recently' has he~n who desire to attend. initiated into Aipha chapter of Kappa Information mav he obtained from Beta Pi, national honorary legal f rata- the ~lilitary Training camps as·.;ocianity of Chicago Kent College of La,\·. tion at :\o. 6 No . ~fichican avenue, Miss \\'eld on, wh0 i. a grad uate qf Chicago. Knox c01lege, Galesburg, Ill., is ::t f rc. hman at Kent college. !\fr. and Mrc;;. BAHA'I LECTURE \Velclon are graduates of Kent. "Raising tlw Dead- \Vho Are the Dead?" will be the ubject of the next Mrs. Cuy Powell of 1769 \Vash- address in the present series of lectures ington avenue, has as her house gue~t by Dr. \'ail in Baha'i temple Foundation this week, her daughter, Mr~. Phil Hall. \Yilrr.ette. Sunday afternoon, June Donohoe of Rockford, and her two 2, at -t o'clock. children. -oE. Todd \Vheeler, son of the C. A. Lester Comee, son of Mr. and Mrs. \\'heelers, 265 \Vood court, who graduJoseph F. Comee, 1612 Fore~t avenue, ates on June 13, from the school of will return tomorrow from The Prttl- ~rchit('ctural engineering of the Unicipia school in St. Louis for his sum- versit y of [llinois, spent several days this week with his parents. mer vacation. NOW MOST FAVORED This Exclusive Almer Coe Creatior:. The vogue of Puritan Rimless Glasses has more to support it than the symmetry and distinctiveness pf the style. 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