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Highland Park Methodist Church North avenue at Lauretta place Frank Davidson Hopkins, minister The attendance at both Sunday school and church service last Sunday was considerably increased over the preceding ones for several weeks past. Our people are enjoying the pleasing appearance of the church and again becoming settled in the accustomed routine of church life. More strang- ers are WIth us than usual yet there is plenty of room for both our own members and more strangers. Make this a much better year than last year by attending church regularly; your own spiritual life will be the richer for it. Those of our young people who are nut attending the Epworth League meetings are missing some pleasant Sunday evenings and some interesting topics. Come out next Sunday evening and join in the good time. Next Sunday morning we will hive our first communion service of the new year and also the first with the new chancel arrangement. The pus- tor wil lspeak on "The Unforgetable Christ," a theme very appropriate to the occasion. There will be special music and the service will be most helpful to all of us. I Thursday, Jan. 8, 1931 The Swedish Methodist Church 1 Highwooll Ave, and Everts Place Rev. William W. Nelson, Pastor Thursday, Jan. Fit lizOO p.m.--Mid- week prayer service at church. We invite you to join us in our service of prayer not because this is prayer Week but because through prayer you will find the power and irumira-l, tion so essential in life. It can trulyl he said that "More things are‘ wrought by prayer than this world: dreams of." And comforters are needed much "Ask of God to give thee skill In comfort's art, That thou msyst consecrated be And set apart Unto " life of sympathy; For heavy is the load of ill In every heart; _ And comforters are needed much Of Christ-like touch." Friday. Jan. 9: IV.00 pam-Charity sponsored by the Epworth league. The entire proceeds will be used for charity work in our community. Those. who attend this event will not only enjoy I good musical treat but will also make a definite contribution for a good cause. >Tickets -may be se- cured from members of the league beforehand or may be secured at the door. 'Sunday, Jan. ll.. 10:30 a.m.-Sun- day school. fP.00 pam-After meet- ing. 7:45 pam-Ev-lieth: service in English. The public is invited to ttttend all of our services. Former Resident Mrs. Henry Coolidge Sampson. for many years a resident of Highllnd Park, was seriously injured recently in an automobile accident in San Diego. California, where she now makes her home. After 10 days in Mercy hospital, she has returned to her home, 4316 Hermosa Way. She is improving stendilyhut slowly. Her daughter. Miss Ruth Sampson of St. Louis, Missouri, has gone to Sun Diet) to be with her, Church Notes in Auto Accident ‘Students Return to 1 . Respective Schools I Students nre beginning to depart for their respective schools now that the holiday season is over. Among them are: Cnroline Ballard. Wells; Henry Parkin and Bob Childs, Yale; George Hutchinson, Berwiek Fortran and Ted Osborn, Cornell; Henry Ben- eke, Jr., Hugh Seyfurth. Gerrit Van Schaick and John Hui-mun, Prince- ton; Vera Purdy, Hurrison Walther, Gertrude Walters, Keith Grant, Dick Martin, Junior Cope, Leo Soukup. 125 North St. Johns Avenue Roadster for 4 . . . . 5795 Coupe by 2 . . . . 845 Sedan for 5 . . . . 895 Coupe lo! 4 . . . . W5 RoyclSOdcn,W " will windows Mink" cl an luau! jinn-non and out um STUDEBAKER SIX Model: and Prices SHEAHEN MOTOR COMPANY THE PRESS $795 845 895 895 Harold Bloomfield, Bill Gifford, Rus- sell Flint, Dorothy Becker, Once Mil- ler, Lloyd Whrhtman, Mathew Miller, Hans Bur, Roy Dellaye. and Ferd, inmd Borehnrdt, Illinois; Mncl’henon Thomas, Walter Wltson, Roger le- GGmi George Bliss, Dartmouth; ' , Thule: Lemtimtton, University of Chi-l ' moo-la 1...". an, use; Georke K. LI Shelle. Ridleyl s C. Id college; DorothrBsrd, Bradford col-l ser' T,Tfrt"pA"ig " "P lege; Jule! Bard end Jean Whinery, 'ld; t'f rs. 3;" Jen of I Vassar; Betty Kll'lel', Darlington "t Avenue t t . . 'PI' J . ll Ell T S h hospital Saturday. Jul. It, 10.“ fl unlor co "f.'. en max. wart . diphtheri: Btter IO days illness. more; Mae Bliss Ind Elsie Watkins, w“ buried in A1l-ssints comet", Wellsley; Carl and Evelyn Bnkke, 3 o’clock on the name day. Youdriveuinueoavendnullat.Yetywneed notulethedutchntallinmhng' =ltth,t'tt - untititts-trmn-dtottiqttor Mischa saGd.Youmit1se.eahifti-iirtdieotir,nta!tr speed. The when“ - of the “M h in- 'tantlravaiuttie. Take nobody's word for Free Wheelin- Soc this new Studebaker tti-drive it. It is backed by Stude- baker'o 79mdmmmdinteuiu. Indium; Marth- Jane “on“. Bole- mlry: Jack White, Nell Bulb-ugh. and John Dingle, Culver; Arthur Fatt. emn. Jr., Francis Mipe, Belch. and “Adeline Ev-en, Chevy Chane. Phone H. p. 388 Evammn from 369 He at