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10 :00 But And First Church 10 ent SUnda wh 00 ( this church 00 morrow Wedne The Swedish Methodist Church , hwood Avenue and Everts Place William W. Nelson, Pastor TV hur ) p. m.â€"Prayer meeting at church. I know not by what methods rare, ut this 1 know.‘ God . answers h mingt wanizat T First Presbyterian Church Deerfield Mark J. Andrews, Pastor he h M nte he the M th In W enc Truth Sabbath July nt, ilth with his home Dr. F. D. Ho: High!and â€" Par will preach. with you to Rember that h well spent h h July eading ne Evening service in Engâ€" he absence of the pastor, . the present time vacaâ€" th his home folks in Neâ€" Sunday h school. _ Departmental ion. _ Graded instruction. ship and sermon. i 15â€"Troop 52, Boy Scouts. welcome to the services Anniver Sund borrows om is open every wee hoir July ning at Sunda in foverunnc next he of Christ, Scientist IIl.. 381 Hazel avent group his home folks in Ne« F. 1. Hopkins, pastor ‘and Park Methodist preach. _ Bring yout you to this worship July Mother Church Christ. Scienti gainc 18stiAM unday the moéning until on Wednesday unâ€" lay afternoon from it Sih the afternoon meet Among the Local Churches 10 »m, 361 Centrai le and all authâ€" ence. literature d or purchased. ary meeling 0" All members ited to be presâ€" ur an 10 brings a week il and on ick, when enu the make rrow what ning the Lession in the â€" geney." people o the ning. _Notw Sunday tended. in Highland Park Presbyterian ‘Church Laurel and Linden avenues (Church Phones 46 or 683 ; b 11 Board of Trustees in the parish house. P Wednesday: _â€" 8:00â€"Midâ€"week service in the parish house. The subject is: "Aggrey of Africaâ€"A Reconciler of Black and White." _ You, will find this serâ€" vice beth helpful and interesting. First United. Evangelical Church C. (i. Unangst, Pastor Very interesting services are planâ€" d for next Sunday. . The pastor ill preach both morning and eveâ€" ng. At 10:45 a. m. he will speak on e words, "Speak unto the children Israel, that they go forward." Ex. $:00 pi 15. At 7:45 p.m. he will answer question, "Can a Man‘s Name Blotted Out of the Book of Life?" h« Bible school meets at 9:00.a.m. sion "subject, "Deborah, A Leader the time of A National Emerâ€" ey." . Judges 4:1â€"15. We invite ple of all ages to our Bible school. eslie Dreiske will lead the Christâ€" Endeavor meeting at 7:00 p. m. ic. "Missions in Changing China." Sunday 15 â€"Church school. Mr. Faxon will have charge of the worship serâ€" vices in the Young People‘s division. The juniors now meet with this group for worship. :00â€"Morning worship. The pusâ€" tor‘s sermon topic is: â€" "People Whom God ‘Can Use." You are invited to worship with us. : 00â€"There will be a meeting of the Board of Trustees in the parish meeting on Wednesday eveâ€" T HE P RESS The Annual Woman‘s Missionary Convention of Illinois is being held| at the Barrington camp this week. Mrs. F. C. Nocrenberg, a member of this church, is the president of the state organization. She extends a very cordial invitation to all of us to come and share the many good things that. are in store. Mrs. J. S. Stamm, Mrs. O. K. Cady, Miss Lois Kramer and Prof. P. E, Keen are some of the principal speakers. The convention will close Sundiy aftâ€" The Bethany Evngelical Church H. F. Siemsen, Pastor The Evangelical ministers and their families of the Chicago district enâ€" joyed a piénic at Lincoln Park Tuesâ€" dy afternoon and evening. â€" We are very much encouraged over the fine attendance during these sumâ€" mer months. . The Adult department of the Church school are studying a special series of lessons dealing with church history at present. Many comâ€" ments are being made on the value of these studies. The pastor will bring the message at the 11:00 a. m. worship service next Sunday. . Rev. Mark J. Andrews of the ‘Deerfield Presbyterian . church will be the speaker next Sunday evening. . Rev. Andrews has many Highland Park friends, who will welcome the oppor: tunity of hearing him here. The annual Barrington camp meetâ€" ing will be held from August 22 to September 1. Plan now to attend. The annual Lake county convenâ€" tion of Religious Education will be held at the Bethany church Septem- ernoon. ber Redeemer Lutheran Church \ West Central avenue ‘ W. F. Suhr, pastor To you who would worship God, our Father; to you who would serve mankind, our brothers, to you who yearn for greater strength, to you who desire forgiveness from sin, ceomfort in sorrow, and joy in livingâ€" In the name of Jesus Christ, our Saviour and Redeemer, we extend our cordial : welcome. A Service at 10:30. On the following Sunday, Aug. 3, we shall celebrate Holy Communion. Sunday schoolâ€"9:45 a. m. English serviceâ€"11:00 a,. m. Wednesday evening Swedish prayer serviceâ€" 8:00 p. m. « Thursday eveningâ€"8$:00 p. m. Misâ€" sionary society. Miss Verna Lofgren of Rajamundry, India will give the address. Miss Lofgren has a pleasâ€" ing way t;)-})fegént"her message and herâ€" messages are very interesting. Henry Z. G. Hedlund, Pastor. St. Paul‘s Evangelical Church Deerfield F..G. Piepenbrok, pastor Church school, 9:15 a. m. f Worship service, 1:30 a. m. Rev. F. W. Schaeffer, of Baltimore, Md., will preach the sermon. _ _ _ PRTRY CC Iempny y PRTITCT The Lu;'ies' Aid will not meet durâ€" ing the month of August. . % Zion Lutheran Church Highwood, Illinois Highland Park Methodist Church North avenue at Lauretta place Frank Dvidson. Hopkins, minister This coming Saturday evening the "Cotton Blossom ‘Colored Singers," from Piney Woods, Mississippi, will give a program of Negro spirituals, folk songs and plantation melodies in our church. These young men are students of the school, spending their vacation in this way and spreading the knowledge of the work of this fine school for under privileged colâ€" ored boys and girls.© They have their own traveling home in the form of a very attractive house body built on an old chassis in which they travel, coook, eat and sleep. This group come very highly â€"recommended by churches in the north who have reâ€" cently had them and our members and friends may anticipate an enterâ€" taining program of such merit as to well repay being present whatever the weather. There will be no charge for admission but an offering will be received for the benefit of the school. The program will begin at eight o‘clock. Children should be accomâ€" panied by parents. Next Sunday morning the pastor gives‘ the seventh of the series on The Parables of Jesus, taking for this occasion the very suggestive parable of "The Empty House." At each of these midâ€"summer services there is a special solo or other musiâ€" cal offering. Mr. W. H. Holgate is leading the congregational singing each Sunday in a very helpful way and the spirit of real worship finds a large place in each service. In case of extrems heat the basement room which is always cool, ‘will be ready for use in place of the auditorium, although thus far it has not been needed. An ample supply of attracâ€" tive fans adds to comfort these sumâ€" mer days. Holy Cross Catholic Church Deerfield, Illinois, Waukegan Rd. Rev. C. L. McDonough, Pastor Daily masses during the weekâ€"7:30 Confessions Saturday evenings 30 to 9 p.m, Sunday massesâ€"6:30, 8:00 and 10 WARDROBE HAT BOXES ~ $10.00 up _ wew vges tor 1889 VACATION LUGGAGE wWOMEN‘S CASES $5.00 to $30.00 Thursday, July 24, 1930 ex1CaG0