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8 WINNETKA TALK November 28, 1925 "MIRACLES AND LAW" MEN'S CLASS TOPIC Sunday Morning Class Continues Discussion of Fosdick's Famous Volume At the Men's Sunday Morning class last Sunday there was one of the most lively and earnest sessions ever held, with quite the largest attendance so far this year. Harry Emerson Fosdick's chapter on "Miracles and Law" in his recent book, "The Modern Use of the Bible," was the subject in hand. This popular preacher's understanding of and sym- pathy with the problems of the modern man he states as follows: "We are desperately trying to believe in events 2000 years ago, the like of which we no longer expect in our experience nor regard as reasonable in our world. We are trying to pro- ject our minds back over a date when God changed his method of running the world, into a previous age when things were done that no longer have any part in our reliance or our ex- pectation. The result is deadly un- reality in our thought of miracle." His devout and reverent attitude is expressed when he says: "A miracle is God's use of his own law-abiding power to work out in ways surprising to us his will for our lives and for the world. Unless the whole Chris- tian gospel is false, miracles in that sense are happening all the time. If I had not experienced and seen them I should not be a Christian at all." A dozen different men participated in the spontaneous discussion, men who manage estates, sell securities, advertising or merchandise, practice law or manufacture, Winnetkans we pass on the street or ride with on the trains. The discussed these things with utmost candor, without restraint and without cant. Any man in the village, even of the most practical turn, who ever thinks about God and the way in which he works in the world today would find interest and very likely real help in this discussion by his neighbors, it is felt. Tomorrow the discussion of the same chapter is to be continued. All men are welcome. The class meets in the American Legion room of Com- munity House every Sunday morning at 9:30 o'clock. Miss Marion Fulton. who is attend- ing Syracuse university, is spending her Thanksgiving recess with her roommate in New York City. ---- Mr. and Mrs. R. Floyd Clinch are expected to return to their home in Hubbard Woods early next week from a short stay in New York. Crosley Radio Better--Cost Less | Hear it at The Radio | Service Shop C. H. AFFELDT 18 Prouty Annex WINNETKA, ILLINOIS Phone Winnetka 1840 -- f---- ei ws School. Church School. Christ." Tolerance." 1000 A. M. Tuesday Reformer." Tongregational Church TTT TAT ATA TEATEATOTE TATA TATA TY Bo -------------------------------- If You Never Attend Church; If You Seldom Attend Church; Why Not Try It Tomorrow? 9:30 A. M. The Kindergarten, Primary, 7th, 8th and High School grades of the Church 10:20 A. M. 4th, 5th and 6th grades of the 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship. Mr. J. A. Richards. 6:30 P. M. The Sunday Evening Club. 7 P. M. Young People's Club. 13 Leader, Helen Brown. A December 1st | Richards, "Jeremiah's Message as Religious Sermon by "The Life That Is "Religious Lecture. Rev. J. A. NN mam Er AS A RS AS RS MARAUDER | CSE ai ab i de ha le YS CY BEN I COMMUNITY FRUIT 563 New Phone Linon Ave. MARKET 0c CONNECTED WITH SOUTH WATER FRUIT MAR- KET OF EVANSTON FALL FRUITS In our store you will find a wonderful dis- play of fall fruits and vegetables. Splen- did Grapefruits and luscious Oranges from sunny California. Apples, rosy Pomegranates and Alligator Pears. Also plenty of fresh vegetables: Cran- berries, Squash, Cauliflower, Egg Plant, Artichokes, Brussels Sprouts, Celery and Potatoes. BUY HERE--SAVE MONEY FIVE FREE DELIVERIES DAILY NSN NRA AN NA SAR ARN AR ANN NSS SERIE LN - ee hey A Dependable Gift Is a Permanent Pleasure 9 Here are just a few of the gift things that we have selected to show the splendid opportunities for presents for particular people that you will find are just what you desire for your list. = # ) YO 0I010:0:0% Led) EEE! a Casseroles Boudoir Lamps Carafes Lamp Shades China Ware Fireless Cookers Silverware Cake Baskets Kitchen Cabinet Carving Sets Manicure Sets Percolators Serving Trays Sewing Scissors Vacuum Bottles Fire Place Sets Bathroom Fixtures Electric Irons Eckart Hardware Co. The Store for Toys 735 Elm Street, Winnetka, Ill. Phones 843-844 pr te #3