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WINNETKA TALK October 9, 1926 Compare Our Styles Our Materials Our Prices! UNIQUE STYLE SHOP B. COPLAN, Prop. 1126 Central Avenue VOTERS TO MEET Mrs. Mark W. Cresap, 239 Essex road, Kenilworth, is to entertain the League of Women Voters on Wednes- day morning, October 20, at 11 o'clock. There will be a speaker at this meet- ing to talk on the candidates for the November election. New members are urged to come to this meeting as well as the other members. Dr. Oscar Proctor, son of Mrs. Oliver Barreft, 623 Abbottsford road, Kenil- worth, was here last week on a business FREE LECTURE ON AT 8:00 Announces CHARLES I. OHRENSTEIN, C.S.B. of SYRACUSE, NEW YORK i Member of the Board of Lectureshi € 1 p of The Mother Church The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, MT In the Masonic Hall, Corner of Vernon and Hazel Aves. $ GLENCOE Thursday Evening, October 14, 1926 THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND Phone Wil. 2403 trip. He left on Monday for Rochester for conference with the Mayo brothers. 0) First Church of Christ, Scientist y OF GLENCOE, ILLINOIS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE by O'CLOCK SKOKIE HEIGHTS (GLENCOE) = New Spanish Colonial, 8 rm.; tile roof ; lge. liv. rm., dining rm., kitchen, butler's pantry, bkfast nook, maid's rm. and bath 1st flr.; 3 master bed rms., 2 full tiled baths and radio rm. 2nd flr.; H. W. ht.: 2 car gar. (heated) attached; beaut. landscaped lot 8ox171, in neighborhood of exceptional char- acter. We are authorized to sell this distinctive home at a reduced price; reasonable terms. HIGHLAND PARK : Situated in a beaut. wooded sec- tion, fine Spanish Bungalow of 6 rooms, Tile roof, H. W. H. Bath and ex. lav. and toi.; with garage to match, lot 58x185. For quick sale at $18,000. Might consider good lot as part payment. 1614 Sherman Ave, 2930 Central St. Evanston, Ill. "Gregory Knows Where Value Grows" L. C. Gregory & Co. GLENCOE VACANT Choice residential lot, wooded, 100X297 adjoining rear of which is a beaut. City Park, ideal for children's playground. Price $125 ft. Terms. HIGHLAND PARK Near Ravinia Park and transp., practically new 7 rm. brick res.; 4 bed rooms, 2 baths, sun plr.,, H. Ww. H., Gar. attached. Lot 50x200 and is 97 ft. wide at rear. Price $23,500 Terms. Might consider lot in trade as part payment. Ph. Univ. 6021 Ph. Greenleaf 184 Ph. Greenleaf 1020 Leads Orchestra George Dasch brings his popular Chicago Symphony Players to the north shore October 18 for the first concert of the season given under aus- pices of the New Trier Orchestral as- sociation. The concert is to be given in the New Trier High school audi- torium. Miss Ethel Virginia Anderson of 178 Myrtle street, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Anderson, entertained at a bunco birthday party in honor of her twelfth birthday, on Saturday, October 2, from 2 until 5. Sixteen of her little friends were present. EVA KARON SCHUR riwear OWS ~ NORTH SHORE HOTEL 1605 CHICAGO AVENUE" EVANSTON --_--------rr | Murphy for Christmas. ANNOUNCES LECTURES Rev. James Austin Richards of Con- gregational Church to Talk on Gos- pel ---- BY THOMAS A. GOODWIN Casey and Finnegan were discussing what they should give their friend "Let's give him "There's a book," suggested Murphy. "he's no sense of that," replied Casey, got a book." The average individual, when urged by his pastor or Sunday school teach- er to read the Bible, thinks, with something of Casey's viewpoint, that there is no need of that, he has al- ready read it. He fails to realize the unlimited rewards that come to the earnest student of the Bible. The peo- ple who get the most joy out of a visit to the museum of art are those who have studied art; the people who most appreciate the concert are net those who have never been to one before, but those who go again and again, and pursue a serious study of music be- tween times. So, too, the joy of the Bible is not for the casual and super- ficial reader, but for those who come again and again to its pages, and who seek to learn all they can about the Bible so that they may better under- stand it. There is no limit to the help, the pleasure, the interest, and the truth which the reverent and earnest student finds in the Bible. Repeated inquiries at various times and in many localities have revealed that the most read Book in the Bible is the Gospel of John. It is this most helpful book which Rev. James Richards has chosen for the subject of his Tuesday morning lectures, Octo- ber 12 to November 16, at 10 o'clock, in the Neighborhood room of Com- munity House. The titles of his talks are as follows: October 12. The Author, his method, his purpose. Chapter XXI. October 19. The Preface, Jesus and Judaism. The Word, the Baptist, the New Birth. Chapters 1, 15, IIL October 26. The Universal Jesus. The Samaritan Woman, the Lord's Supper. Chapters WV, V, VL November 2. Darkness and Vision. Jesus the Light, the Shepherd, the Son. Chapters VII, vii, IX, X. November 9. Jesus our Victorious Life. Lazarus, the Anointing, the Foot- washing. Chapters XT XII, XL November 16. The Finished Work. The Death, the Resurrection, the Sec- ond Coming. Chapters XIV. XX. The significance of the subject mat- ter, together with the reverent scholar- ship and lucid style of the speaker, make this series of addresses an oppor: tunity all who possibly can should avail themselves of, and everybody is welcome. British Program Marks Inaugural of Music Season The home of Mrs. Truitt in Deer- field, TIl., was the setting for the first meeting of the North Shore Musical society this season. The presence of the Townsend String quartet as guest artists greatly added to the enjoyment of the pro- gram. This quartet composed of Wini- fred Townsend, first violin; Gertrude Early, second violin: Charlotte Polak, viola, and Lois Bichl, violincello gave a splendid demonstration of fine en- semble work. Following the progrant refreshments were served. Telephone Wilmette 3347 DR. FRANK B. ERWIN VETERINARIAN specializing in the treatment of your best friends the "Dog and Cat" All ealls receive my personal attention 1000 Ridga Ave. Wilmette, Ill. Na