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16 WINNETKA TALK February 11, 1928 Troop 9 Takes Trip to Cabin in Woods Today Many Scout troops enjoy trips to Cabin in the Woods. Troop 33 of Lincoln school, Highland Park, en- joyed a fine overnight hike last Fri- day and Saturday at the Cabin in the Woods. Scoutmaster Walter Borg was in charge of the group which con- sisted of about 25 Scouts. Troop 9 of the St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Wil- mette, will hold their next hike on February 17 and 18. Troop 8 of Wilmette Baptist Church will also hold an overnight camping trip to the Cabin in the Woods on February 24 and 25. The Cabin in the Woods provided for the Scouts of the North Shore Area through the generosity of the Cook County Forest Preserve, is available for the use of any troop by making reservation in advance. Two spring camps will be held during the Faster vacations and an intensive program of camping will be carried on throughout the summer. North shore Scouts keep the "out" in Scouting. of prosperity. you. 952 Linden Avenue Emancipate from Want Sixty-five years ago last month 'the pen of Abra- ham Lincoln made all men in the United States free. Slavery now is illegal under the constitution. Yet there are men and women still held in bondage by want and poverty, simply because they neglected to save in times Money is plentiful today! Times are prosperous, and by depositing a small amount in this bank - each week, you can always keep them so, for your multiplied dollars will be constantly working for Hubbard Woods Trust & Savings Bank Yourself Hubbard Woods Christian Fellowship K enilworth Plans Church Parish House, Oak street, Winnetka Rev. A. E. Rohrbach, pastor. Tel. 2688 Hours of Worship Sunday : Sunday school... an 3 p. m. Young People Service (Swedish) 4:30 p. m. Social hour Bivening: service .......:. v0. Sap. Subject, "Belief, Baptism, Blessing" Solo by Mr. Joseph Redin, High. Pk. Wednesday : Swedish Mid-week service The Rev. G. F. Hedstrand Friday: Children's service with pictures from Life of Christ I ps0m. m. p. m. "Everything must be done at express speed, but in the things of God there are numbers of persons who are slow as snails. I have often wondered how the snail got into the ark; he must have started very early to get in. I am thank- ful that he did get in, however, as certainly as the hare or gazelle; and many of our crawling friends, I trust, will be found in heaven, and will be really saved, although they are a long while in coming to Christ." GIVE LINCOLN PROGRAMS Special Lincoln programs are being held this Friday by the Seniors and vari- ous adviser groups of the underclassmen of New Trier High school. The Seniors are meeting together in the assembly while each of the adviser groups is conducting its own program. Augustus D. Curtis, world traveler, and uncle of Mrs. Fred Rye, of Wilmette, who leaves early next week for a four months' game hunt in Africa, was guest of honor at a moose dinner given Friday, February 3, at the Adventurers' club in Chicago. SS Mrs. Winifred T. Cree, 779 Foxdale avenue, violinist, accompanied by Mrs. Clarence B. Evans, gave the program Monday afternoon for the Lake View Musical society. Special Series of Lenten Observances A series of unusually interesting community Lenten services are being arranged jointly by the Kenilworth Union church and the Church of the Holy Comforter to be held each Wed- nesday evening through the Lenten season, beginning February 29. These services, which will alternate between the churches, will bring to Kenilworth some of the foremost preachers in this section of the country. Included among the great who have been secured for special observances are: Dr. Henry Hepburn, Buena Memor- ial Presbyterian church, Chicago; Dr. leaders these James M. Stifler, Evanston Baptist church; the Rev. John K. Coolidge, rector, St. Elisabeth's Episcopal church, Glencoe; Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes of the Methodist denomina- tion; Dr. James A. Richards, Winnet- ka Congregational church, and Dean Frederick C. Grant, Western Theologi- cal seminary. The Kenilworth Choral society will assist in the musical program at these services. DELTA DELTA DELTA Members of Delta Delta Delta North Shore Upsilon alliance held their February business meeting yes- terday at the home of Mrs. Webster H. Burke, 6163 Kenmore avenue, Chi- cago. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Lawrence J. Lindsay, Mrs. Herbert C. Lummis, Mrs. William M. Murray and Mrs. L. Malcolm Schweers. A donors' tea, with 150 attending, was a social occasion of Sunday at the Tri- Delt chapter house on the Woman's campus. Mrs. Amy O. Parmelee and Mrs. George R. Roehm were hos- tesses. ZEN innetka tongregational ) 2\ Church J All Departments of the Church School. covery of God' by Rev. J. A. Richards. Sermon, "A Dis- Destruction" by Sunday, February 12th MORNING-- 9:30 9:30 The Men's Class. 9:45 The Woman's Class. 10:00 The Young Men's Class. 11:00 Morning Worship. VESPERS-- 5:00 Sermon, 'Profitable Rev. Thomas A. Goodwin. EVENING-- 6:00 Winnetka Sunday Evening Club. 7:00 Young People's Club. Wednesday, February 15th 10:00 Woman's Society.