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April 7, 1928 WINNETKA TALK WORSHIP FOR ALL AGES AT EASTER SERVICES Congregational Church to Have Novel Program; Unique De- parture from Old Custom In observing the Easter festival, the Winnetka Congregational church this year offers some departures from former customs. Weather permitting, the young peo- ple of high school age will begin the day with a sunrise prayer meeting on the beach belonging to George B. Massey, just south of Lake Front park. The hour will be 7 o'clock. A special innovation will be the holding of two sessions of the regular Easter morning worship. This is in order that all may be accommodated and is a practice that no doubt will be continued at least until the new church is built. The two services will be essentially alike in every way ex- cept that one will be held at 9:30 and one at 11 o'clock. The Rev. James Austin Richards will be the preacher and the whole service will be in the Easter spirit. Worshippers are asked to choose which ever session suits them best. Those who attend the first ser- vice will be asked not to leave it through the Library or through Com- munity House, but pass out the east and the north doors of the church. Any arriving early for the second service are asked to enter through Community House where if necessary they can comfortably wait until the church is ready for them to take their places. Service for Small Children At 9:30 o'clock in Matz hall Dr. J. W. F. Davies will conduct a special service of worship for those from the fourth grade through to the first year of high school. Sophomores, juniors and seniors will attend the adult ser- vices. Kindergarten - and primary grades will meet in their rooms as usual. At 3:30 o'clock in the afternoon there will be a special baptismal ser- vice at which parents may present their children for Christian baptism. At 5 o'clock will come the Faster Vesper service with Easter music and sermon by Rev. Thomas A. Goodwin on "Realizing Immortality." Church School Service On Easter Sunday morning there will be a service of worship at 9:30 o'clock for those pupils in the Win- netka Congregational Church school from the fourth grade through to the first year of high school. This service will be held in Matz hall. The Primary and Kindergarten will go to their own rooms as usual at 9:30 o'clock. The second, third and fourth year high school pupils will attend the adult service of worship. All regular classes will be discontinued for the day. Chamber of Commerce to Elect Officers Monday At the monthly dinner and meeting of the Winnetka Chamber of Com- merce at Community House next Mon- day evening, ten directors for the year beginning May 1 will be elected. The new president and other officers will be selected from these ten directors. The nominating committee elected at the March meeting and consisting of R. F. Doepel, chairman, C. T. Northrup, Vic Killian, A. F. Peters and Harvey N. Bowen has selected the following ten members to serve as di- rectors: Thomas J. Lynch, B. G. Eberle, W. T. Wersted, R. F. Doepel, Henry Klauke, Vic J. Killian, Harvey N. Bowen, U. C. Abel, O. L. Porter and E. L. Weinstock. These members will be voted on at the meeting next Monday evening. Other members may be nominated for directors from the floor. PRIMARY ELECTION, APRIL 10, 1928 SPECIMEN REPUBLICAN PRIMARY BALLOT 7th Senatorial District 10th Congressional District FOR PRESIDENT OF THE FOR REPRESENTATIVE FOR STATES ATTORNEY UNITED STATES IN CONGRESS FOR FRE Sou ry OF 10th DISTRICT O Frank O: Lowen (Vote for Ome) (Vote for Ome) FOR i STATES LI Carl R. Chindblom [[] Robert E. Crowe SENATOR [] Samuel Beryl Wechsler[ | Maxwell Landis {To Pill Varancy Caused edi J. E. Vanderlip [[] John A. Swanson the Resignation of the Honorable Frank L. Smith B Leslie Scott Lowden (Vote for One) [] Otis F. Glenn [] Frank L. Smith FOR GOVERNOR (Vote for One) [] Louis L. Emmerson FOR SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF COOK (To Fill Vacancy Caused by the Failure to Qualify Through Death of the Hon- orable P. J. Carr) (Vote for Ome) FOR STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEEMAN 10th DISTRICT (Vote for One) [] Leonard A. Brundage [] Len Small [] Adelbert B. Messer [[] Charles E. Graydon FOR LIEUTENANT [|] William M. Brown [] George H. Weideling GOVERNOR (Vote for One) [] Theo. D. Smith [] Fred E. Sterling FOR SECRETARY OF STATE (Vote for One) [] William J. Stratton [] Charles W. Vail FOR REPRESENTATIVE FOR RECORDER OF IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY DEEDS FOR THE : 7th DISTRICT COUNTY OF COOK (Vote for Ome, Two or (Vote for Ome) [7] Lowi ee ; [] John W. Jaranowski ewis B. Springer [] William F. Propper FOR CLERK OF THE [] Charles F. W. Forberg CIRCUIT COURT FOR [] Robert E. Gentzel [] William W. Ward THE Sig or Jonex [] Carl F. Mueller [[) Leroy A. Zaleski Thomas O. Wallace FOR AUDITOR oF puBLIcL] John T. Emery 2 Eugene Gehm ACCOUNTS [] James O. Koontz Eg : (Vote for Ome) [] Arthur L. Bredfield [] Frederic J. Luettich [J] Oscar Nelson 7 [] James H. Richmond [Henry L, Bim Roy C. Lobstein FOR STATE TREASURER Joseph N. Manning Vote f One) 11 SRL a [[] Anna Wilmarth Ickes [] Omer N. Custer FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL (Vote for One) [] Oscar E. Carlstrom [] John Dailey FOR SESE NATIVE] G. A. Bohlander IN CONGR STATE AT LARGE [|] L. J. Lafond (Vote for Two) [[] Walter H. Wood [] Richard Yates [] Charles R. Harris [[JRuth Hanna McCormick [] W. H. H. Miller [] Henry R. Rathbone [] A. T. Spivey [J] John T. Wood FOR CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF COOK (Vote for One) [] Samuel E. Erickson [] Herbert V. Juul [[] Samuel Gessler [[] James R. Howe FOR MEMBERS SENA- TORIAL COMMITTEE 7th DISTRICT (Vote for Three) [] Charles J. Hanley [] C. C. Carnahan FOR CORONER FOR THE COUNTY OF COOK (Vote for One) [[] Oscar Wolff [] Hugo C. Fisher FOR TRUSTEES FOR THE SANITARY DISTRICT OF CHICAGO FULL TERM (Vote for Three) [] Oscar F. Nelson [[] Morris Eller [[] William S. Finucane [] Charles W. Coil FOR MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS OF THE COUNTY OF COOK (Vote for One) [] Eugene L. Nusser [] Arthur W. Sullivan TIONAL gr [IN ATING a Woon FOR MEMBER OF THE NOM [] Edwin Howard Weast BOARD OF REVIEW OF CONVENTION . THE COUNTY OF COOK 10th DISTRICT [] Ernest Siebold (Vote for One) [] Bernard P. Barasa [] Edward R. Litsinger (Vote for Two) [] Edgar J. Cook [] J. Lewis Coath [[] George B. Dryden [] John M. Glenn [[] Howard P. Savage [[] Charles M. Moderwell fi oe One) re orlin FO A ELE ANTARY DISTRICT OF[] William Kramer NOMINATING CHICAGO CONVENTION (To Fill Vacancy Caused by 10th DISTRICT the Death of the Honorable FOR PRECINCT COM- (Vote for Two) George Hull Porter) MITTEEMAN [[] Ashbel V. Smith (Vote for One) (Vote for One) [[] Henry D. Capitain [| Edward F. Moore [] Candidates differ in [] George J. Pope [] W. S. Fuller each District. [] William F. Cleff [] William J. Healy [] John H. Glenn [[] Howard W. Elmore [] Edwin R. Wright [] James J. Smith FOR COUNTY SURVEY- OR FOR THE COUNTY OF COOK -- In presenting this Specimen Ballot for the Republican Primary Election Tuesday, April 10, WINNETKA TALK does not attempt to mark your ballot for you. It is your duty and privilege to choose your candidates and to vote. Study the ballot carefully. Pick men and women who you feel are qualified for the office they seek. Mark the ballot and take it with you to the polls. SPECIAL MUSICALES AT CHRIST CHURCH EASTER Mixed Men and Boys' Choirs to Render Programs; Hold Communion Service Special music will feature the Easter Day services in Christ church. Under the direction of Ellis E. Chase, Choir- master of the parish, the special mixed choir will sing at the first service, which will be held in the church at 7 o'clock. Following is the musical program : Processional Hymn ....Lyra Davidica Shorter Kyrie ........ Lo... Barnby Gloria > Tibi reuss ion. iie ii. -.. Paxton Hymn 173: 5.0... ENE Palestrina Offertory Anthem--"The Risen Christ" Eon ei aha Noble Doxology Sanctus. Std en. Camidge Agnus Del bel Lou., ouei Garrett Gloria in Excelsis .......... Old Chant Nunc Dimittis®s. S08... ...Barnby Recessional Hymn 170 ...... Sullivan At the later service in the church at 11 o'clock, the regular choir of men and boys will be in the chancel and will sing the foilowing numbers: Processional Hymn 172 .Lyra Davidica Shorter Kyrie ........... 5. Loveday Gloria Til. cri avih: potas Paxton Hymft 1760+... 0. v.00 Gauntlett Offertory Anthem--"Light's Glittering Morn Bedecks the Sky" ....Parker Sanelos~ 0 Ln Gounod Agnus Dei .......... 0 ...... Loveday Gloria in Excelsis ........ Old Chant Nunc Dimittis .. .--a........ Barnby Recessional Hymn 170 ...... Sullivan There will also be a Communion service in the chapel at 10 o'clock. At the" 11 o'clock service the Rev. E. Ashley Gerhard, Rector, will preach' on "Life With a Living Christ." At 4:30 o'clock in the afternoon in the church, the children of the Parish will assemble for their annual Easter Festival Service, bringing with them their Lenten Mite-boxes with their offering for the mission work of the Church. An innovation at this service will be the presentation of an Easter pageant adapted from "The Chalice and the Cup," by Mary S. Edgar, which will be presented by members of the Young People's Fellowship of the Par- ish. Open Art Exhibit With Dinner at Orrington The dinner which opens the Fourth Anual exhibit of the North Shore Art league will take place Friday evening, April 13, at 6:30 o'clock at the Or- rington hotel in Evanston. At this time the members will view the pic- tures that have been selected by the committee in charge. Mrs. Marguerite Taylor of Wilmette is making reserva- tions for the dinner. The exhibit, which is under the aus- pices of the Evanston University Guild, will be open until April 30, at the hotel. Have You An Extra Book? Call the Camp Fire Girls The library committee of the Win- netka Camp Fire Girls is conducting a search for books that would be suit- able to add to the collection in the Camp Fire Girls' room at Community House. The committee announces that there is considerable space on the shelves that needs filling and residents having books which they are ready to "pass on" are asked to keep this in mind and either leave them at Com- munity House or phone Mrs. Edwin S. Fletcher at Winnetka 2454 or Mrs. Alfred Freeman at Winnetka 1153 who will see that they are called for.