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x 3 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1922 LOGAL CHURCH LEADS ILLINOIS IN GROWTH Congregational Church Wins Distinction The recently published year-book of the Congregational churches of America reveals the interesting fact that the Winnetka Congregational church showed a greater growth of membership in 1921 than any other Congregational church in Illinois. The church ranking next was the ~ Bryn Mawr church in Chicago, with 114; the local church surpassing this number by thirty. With the opening of the fall work, Rev. "James Austin Richards, the pastor, distributed widely through the parish a questionnaire designed to obtain the thoughts of the parish upon a number of matters of church | policy. Replies are coming in with every mail, it is said. The results| will presently be tabulated, and it is| therefore hoped that members of the | church who have not yet answered | will hasten to do so, for the value of | the results will depend largely upon | their completeness. | Distributes Questionnaires | Among the questions put to the parishoners that were expected to receive particularly interesting re- sponses were the following: Do you believe we should maintain a regular Sunday Evening service? Do you believe we should maintain a regular Mid-Week service? Do you see anything in the suggestion of an early morning service on Sundays, say 9 o'clock? Can you suggest any subject or series of subjects you will like to have treated in sermons or | mid-week services? Building Proposition Item One question has to do with the proposition of remodeling the present church edifice or the construction of | an entirely new building. The par-! ishioners are asked to express their views and offer suggestions relative to this proposition. > The final question takes the parish- ioner's thoughts far beyond the con- fines of the church. It reads: Have you any suggestions, big or little, for increasing and improving the ser- vice of our church to Winnetka and the world? Jesse R. Cain Directs Indian Hill Association Jesse KE. Cain, 429 Hawthorne Lane, was elected president of the Indian Hill Improvement association Mouday evening of this week at the first meet- ing of the season of the south Win- netka civic organization. The meet- ing was held in the New Trier High school auditorium. Blected to. assist Mr. Cain as offi- cers of the association were Arthur E. Bryson, 182 Myrtle street, vice- president, and Hymen L. Raclin, 52% Elder lane, secretary and treasurer. The first meeting of the new club year brought out a large attendance of Indian Hill residents. 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