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_ â€" Deerfield Church News â€" With_the closing of the vacation season the Sunday school attendance has made a decided improvement. But it is yet far from being perâ€" fect. With the first Sunday in Octoâ€" ber we begin a new Sunday school year. Start now to boost your Sunâ€" day school class attendance to the one hundred percent mark. Be a memâ€" offers an inducement and encomze‘J ‘There ment to the pastor. Let everybcn‘ly;‘,m,oumE give the one hour worship on Sunâ€" since the day mornings first consideration i0 puy yy our Sunday program and activities» glpo,; e; For the sake of enriching your own“p“,se“t life and for the sake of s“pponi““'schools ‘ one of the fundamental activities of * the church, resolve to become a reguâ€"| If the lar contributor to the attendance at abtained the divine services. ftlf_:‘:e‘sm:] St. Paul‘s Evangelical Church v : t e F. G. Piepenb'rok. Pastor the tmo years: Boys ue m aok> Enrollment in 1906â€"07â€"4,092. rviceâ€"10:15 a. m. Enrolled in 1925â€"2 e Choir, Fridayâ€"8:00 p. m. nrofled in 1925â€"26â€"8,828. A very nice attendance greeted| Girls the pastor at the first service after| Enrolled in 1906â€"07â€"3,986. . his two Sunday‘s absence. You mlyl‘ Enrolled in 1925â€"26â€"7,812. * be assured that a regular -ttendlnce} This is a total of 8,078 enrolled for at divine worship on the part of the|the year 1906â€"07 as compared to members and friends of the church| 16,140 for 1925â€"26. â€" ber of a class that will start the new vear as a banner class. Evangelical Bungalow Church Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. A class for every member of the family._ Morning worship, 11:00 a. m. Rev. L. H. Laubenstein, pastor of the Wisâ€" consin Street Evangelical church of Chicago, will preach at the morning service; and Rev. A. P. Johnson will preach in the Wisconsin Street church mt Chicago. h: An audit at this timeâ€"of the year talls for more work than would be necessary six months from now when the books are closed. The auditor had bent every effort to ‘cover the ground m. 18 but found it was im« to complete his task in spite First terian Church Mark m'u, Minister Church school, graded and under departmental supervision at 9:30. Evening worship at 8 p. m. With this Sunday evening a series of Exâ€" pository sermons on the book of Em en en o ‘The description of this beautiful estate has been duplicated in a simiâ€" lar manner by Dr. Egan‘s son, Wilâ€" liam C. Egan, in his beautiful estate, also called Egandale, on Ravine place near Lake Michigan, in Highland Park. This estate furnishes an endâ€" Tess variety of blooms for each sucâ€" ceeding month, and has trees of every description within its borders. Audit of the books of the county treasurer cannot be completed before Oct. 1, it was reported last week by Samuel E. Sims of Pontiac county and . city auditor, who . has been ordered by the board of supervisors to complete an audit on the books. Until this is completed and apâ€" proved Roy Bracher, treasurer reâ€" Mvillnmhinomcemdhy B. Morse, appointed treasurer, will not be able to take office. special session, it is believed, in order to approve the audit in October. PAGE FoOOR Worship and sermon at 10:45 ‘Theme: "The Secret of the Lord." Acts will be begun. The Missionary meeting which had been planned for this Sunday eveâ€" ning will be postponed until further notice owing to the inability to seâ€" cure the speaker at this time. Choir rehearsal, Friday evening at 8 p. m. Troop No. 52, B. S. of A., Friday evening from 7 to 8:30. A cordial welcome to all the servâ€" ices and activities of this church. The supervisors went into session Sept. 13 in their regular quarterly meeting but they will have to hold a try gentleman had transformed thel open prairie into such a garden as | ouly a poet could imagine, planting: carloads of evergreen trees, and deâ€"| ciduous trees of every variety, not[ forgetting peach, cherry, pear and apâ€" | ple trees, and establishing purseries | where rare trees were propagated byfi skilled gardeners. It is said that for | many years vestiges of this nursery grew and flourished, and lovely artiâ€" ficianl mounds surmounted by rustic summer houses, bore evidence of the | rare taste of the Egans. Some of| the older citizens remember thatz strawberries and other small fruits were Taised in profusion and in their | season drew gay driving parties out to his Country estate, where it was the doctor‘s delight to dispense hosâ€" pitality with a lavish hand. , NN9 . To U mapr s w20ie Egandale | Miss Caroline Mellvaine, of the: Historical society had an article in| the Chicago Daily News last weekf in her series on Historical Sports in | Chicago, on Chicago‘s First Forest Preserves. In it she cites the fact| that "the second unit that was tenâ€"‘ dered for a public park was lovely| Egandale, the memorial established . by Dr. Williams B. Egan, lying beâ€"| tween Fortyâ€"Seventh and Fiftyâ€"First streets, Cottage Grove and Woodland ; avenues. Here this genial Irish counâ€" ‘) COUNTY AUDIT NOT __ _ FINISHED, REPORT If the comparative figures could be obtained now the increase over the figures of 1906â€"07 would run well over 100 per cent. There has been an unusualily heavy enrollment inthe Lake county schools since the school year of 1925â€"26. In fact Mr. Simpson estimates that the school enrollment of the county at the present time, including the parochial schools, will run well yver 20,000, are quickly sharpened when a call is made to Highland Park 3090 or at The Lawn Mower Shop, 700 Central Avenue, Highland Park. COUNTY SCHOOLS SHOW ENROLLMENT INCREASE The following figures show the enâ€" rollment in the county. schools for the two years: Growth of More Than 8,000 In Twentyâ€"Year Period Is An increase of 8,062 or 99.8 per cent, in the enrollment of public schools in Lake county ‘is seen beâ€" tween the figures for the @wenty year period between 1906â€"07 and 1925â€"26, according to a comparative statement just received from the state departâ€" ment of public instruction from T. A. Simpson, county superintendent of schools. This record is equalled by only a few counties in the state. Fully fifty per cent of the counties show a decrease in enrollment for the same period. â€" HIGHLAND PARK WINDOW CLEANING SERVICE for New Houses â€"phone us first for an estimate. Tel H. P. 2757 COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF . M Teachers in charge GERTRUDE JANITZ DEERFIELD ‘LAWN MOWERS $1 Repairing $1 All makes of Sewing Machâ€" ines. Will sew like new. Sewing Machine For Sale â€"a Singer, like new Main School 509 S. Wabash Ave., Chicago HIGHLAND PARK BRANCH 397 Central Avenue NOW READY W. H. Nevelle . _ HELENE TAYLOR 27 Year â€"â€"~ Now Open September 8, 9, 10 Private and Class Lessons. Carl Bartling 234 Highwood Avenue Highwood, III. Will consider your clear Pattlock Homes WINDOW WASHERS 4, 5, and 6 rooms Balance like rent! Located at AUGUST 24â€"27 The GLADYS HIGHT SCHOOL of DANCING 703 Capitol Building, State and Randoiph MUSIC M. E. FAUST Several establishments | at which beer supposed to contain sufficient power to make it sought after, outâ€" lasted the other establishments where harder beverages were sold, but they iare also dark with little likelihood of any of them ever reopening as joints. Most of these places wereâ€"closed voluntarily by the proprietors, who state that the profits in the beer racket in commensurate to the woes of operating such establishments are not sufficient to risk carrying on. Others, however, were induced to close by the number of raids being carried on in the district. â€" FEDERAL AGENTS ARE REPORTED IN COUNTY That federal agents are working in this county trying to obtain proof against illegal sales of liquor is reâ€" ported by Waukegan papers. 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