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nea Q WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1925 RICHARDS BACK ~ INHIS PULPIT Congregational Pastor Re- covers from Illness Rev. James Austin Richards, pastor of the Winnetka Congregational church, is recovering from his recent illness, and plans to conduct both serv- ices of worship at the church this Sun- day. The subject of the morning ser- mon is "The Nearer Summons." The music by the trio, Mrs. Slade, Mr. Gash and Mr. Johansen,--will be two anthems: Rossini's "Lord, we Praise Thy Holy Name," and Pfleug- er's "How Beautiful are Thy Dwell- ings." Mrs. Brewer's prelude, will be an Adagio, by Beethoven, and Mr. Smith's organ postlude, Rogers' "Mag- nificat." Mr. Richards' evening sermon is on the question, "How Think of Prayer?" a devotional thought for the Lenten call to worship. This subject has been uppermost in several group meetings lately; and the pastor's thought will be eagerly sought by all who have had certain questions unanswered. Mrs. Slade will be the evening soloist, and will sing Bach's contralto canta- ta, "Strike, thou hour so long expect- ed," and an offertory solo, "At the cry of the first bird," by David Guion. The Young People's club invites all of high school age to come to a meet- ing at 6:45 o'clock, to talk of the ques- tion, "The Master's method of winning followers." Dorothy Dickinson will be the leader. On Wednesday evening Mr. Rich- ards will conduct the Lenten mid-week service. He will group the several topics on the modern use of the Bible, as announced before, and talk especi- ally about "Duplicating the Bible," Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick's book is being read by many, and may be ob- tained at the church office by those who will join in this devotional study. E. V. O'Brien, who attends Notre Dame university, 1s spending a short vacation at his home, 735 Foxdale ave- nue. Mr. and Mrs. Jules Garmen, 1018 Ash street, are receiving congratulations upon the birth of a son on March 11. ---- . Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Wells of 110 Spr oad left this week for Miami. Watts O. Pye Will Give Talk at Matz Hall Watts O. Pye :-people are beginning to ask, "Who is this man scheduled to speak next Wednesday at the luncheon given by the Woman's society of the Congregational church in Matz hall?" His mailing address is Fen- chow, Shansi, China; his place of busi- ness is all that northwest part of China that is called Shansi and Shensi, just south of the border- line of Mongolia. He is prob- ably better known there to thousands of Chinese than to an equal number of his own countrymen in America. From a Minnesota home, through Carleton and Oberlin colleges, he went to China 17 years ago to teach a little primary school in some small rooms that still showed the effects of the Boxer fury of those years. Hardly a Christian had these mobs left, and not a teacher or a church. What of that little school, and where are those school boys now? 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