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A WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1925 | 'JONAH TO BE TECHNY INVITES TO the experiences of American mission- aries, both Protestant and Catholic, in PUPILS PLAN "MAY SING" Pupils of the lower grades of the GREAT MISSION PLAY the faraway dark continent. Winnetka schools will hold a "May QUALITY : The Techny Mission play will be|Sing" in the Lake Front park Friday, SERMON P ataged in a great open-air arena with | May 29, if the weather is favorable. The AUTOMOBILE Hindreds. of thst ; a seating capacity of about 1,600. The |affair is under the supervision of Mrs. undreds oi north shore motorists | y1ay is to be an annual event, it is |P. B. Kohlsaat, supervisor of music in PAINTING a Congregational Church In- vites to Services "Jonah, a Tract for the Times," will be the subject of the sermon by Rev. James Austin Richards tomorrow morning at the Winnetka Congregational church. The church chorus will take part in the service, singing Sprague's "Behold, God Is My Salvation;" and the quartet num- ber, "O Divine Redeemer," by Gounod, will have a violin obligato by Mrs. Har- vey Brewer. The church school has its sessions at 9:30 o'clock, when the First Year high school girls will lead the worship in the main school. Mr. Richards will address the Men's Sunday Morning class on "How to Use Sunday." The Women's Bible class is studying the Life of Elijah under the direction of Rev. Ralph Morphett. At 3 o'clock in the afternoon the rite of baptism will be administered {o chil- have noted the attractive banners and streamers on the premises of the mis- sion schools at Techny on the Wau- kegan road west of the north shore. They have noted and wondered just what it was all about--that heralding of the Techny Mission play, schedul- ed for June 14-17-21-24. Here is the advance information re- garding the event: The Techny Mission play--not ident- ical with the celebrated Mission Play of San Gabriel, Cal, is not a pageant, nor a series of tableaux vivants, nor a lecture, nor a sermon, according to its author, A. A. Rothengass, but is an impressive four-act drama, replete with thrills and tears and laughter-provok- ing humor. The story depicts the conversion to Christianity of Andalouma, a royal prince of the Wayao, one of the num- erous and powerful tribes which in- habit the hinterland of Africa. It shows the trials and tribulations of the Prince and gives a graphic insight into said. SCHLIESKE QUITS BUSINESS After nine years in the furniture upholstering and drapery business at 563 Lincoln avenue, Charles F. Sch- lieske announces that he will discon- tinue the enterprise about June 1, be- cause of the expiration of his lease. 'Subs ann DuDs ) oo the (® O' DYAMENT © the Winnetka schools. 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