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*totber 18, at 4 P.M, in the Auditoriumn theatre, Chicago.-The speakers.will bethe Primate of Canada, and the Bishop of, Alaska, Blshop Rowe. Rsr, e tickets, for this Misslonary Mass meeting rnay be obtained front the rector as long as they last. The Primate of Canada wvill also ýbe the speakerat the Chicago Igindla.y Evening club_ that evening. Niiith street at Greenlea.f avenue Jamnes T. Venekiasen, minister First Presbyt erian. Swnday wili nmark the beginning of the' Silver Aniversary * services of the chur. * At the inorning worshpsev iice at il o'elock, themninster xill preach the Anniversarv- Sermion -on thé e ee *Flitherto -HenieefArth," which' ill be in part a review of'the past and in part a look toward the future.> There w~iII undcIoubtedl.y be a large attendance of members and past nive years. Funeral services -for Mr. Proctor, wvho was .58 years oild, were licid on Tuesday afternoon at the Scott funeral home in, Wilmnette,. with'interment atý Memnorial Park cemeter.y. He is. survived by his widow, Mrs. Katherine, Proctor;- by 'two sons, Winfield and Clayton, and by two brothers, Fred. P. Proctor, of XiImette, and R. F. Pro ctor of.Waukegaîi. 1957 DELTA LINE ýMOTrOR-DRIVEN TOUL 0FiUAIT urýge ail to be early enough to find seats. WIe *ordlally invite you to vorshil) with The mnusical progiam for, the miorning service will be as folloNvs: prelude, Choral: -We Praise Thee, 0 CGod," BachIlenderson; anthemi, "I WilI G ive Thank,"-Mozart; solo, "0 God, Our Hielp in Ages Piist," West, Ed ward Otis, soloist ; postlude, "Jubila ,te Amen," Kinder. Miss Ermna Rounds is director, Trhe Sunday school ifl laeet in al departinents at 9 :30 o*'clockZ-" ter wili be anniversirY- exercîses ini the school. a 'large number of visitors. We. Dr. H.-Trumani Gordon, candidate for representative, in congiess from the lth district, will be the principal Speaker at a mass meeting to be held Friday evening, October 15,- in the Xiu4etka Village hall. by 4ht Win-~ netka Townsend club. Other weil knoiw speakers will also address the meeting. Proponents of the Townsend Recovery plan froni \Wiltnette, Evanston, Glencoe and other, villages have been invited to be present. Mrs. George A. Quinlan of 211 Greernleaf avenue and her daughter, Elizabeth, are leaving today (Thurs- Townsend Candidate to Address Winnetka Club Every man- înterested in motor-driven tools should sec the- new improvements- and new toosin the 1937 "Delta"' line. The very Iast word in sanding machines. It's a beauty. NumnerOus new features including. cornplete ball-bearing equipment with al bal bearing "double sealed" TO BE IN WEDDING 11) the alftern4oon ait 3 :30 ocloek the chaipel will be dedieated vvith a(ppropriate exercises. The congregntion i requested to meet in the AssenibIy Hall at 3:30o'clock, fromn which the processional will start. The pa.,stoir Nvill preside ; the Rev. William .J. Ohan will brlng greetingsî frorn the Presbytery of Chicago; the Rtev. Tenry S. Brown, D.D., of the Presbyterian Church Extension board wjll give the address. We invite you to join with us in this service. The choir wil sing the anthem, "Ho(w Lo-vely- Is Thà,.Dwellinig-Place," Spohr, assisted by Miss Elizabeth Breidenbach, soloist. ai ana Elizabeth plan to miotor through the south and visit ini Dalli s before returning to Xilmette - ii .Iss VISIT. IN DETROIT Mr. and Abingdon daughitcrs, spent last M-\rs, W. M. Kininev of 126 road, Kenilworth, and théir Nadine and Mona, Gail, week-end in Beloit as the remarikable tool safe,j and more convenient befe-,oth wheelst enclosed. Lower guideq front of table enable q make final adjustnel while machine is runa heavy7duty trunnionsî aDart ma1re fr um .. on.,.. et..-- -- driving now. 1 woildn't b. surprised f vrn el h an a bu t when they s». this new car." Plans for the landscaplng of the church * grUnds haveý been made, and donations* 1219-21 Wilmefle Ave.ý Wuim.ffe 3060