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November 24, 1928 WINNETKA TALK 13 Edwin Eels Talks About Neighborhood Settlement District At the morning session of the Wo- man's society of the Winnetka Congre- gational church Wednesday, November 21, Edwin Eels of Association house, Chicago, was the speaker. His topic was "Onward Neighborhood House." He told of the large factor it had be- come in the life and welfare of the foreign people living near Ohio and Leavitt streets. Mr. Eels stated that it ministers to at least ten thousand people in its half mile square area and that it is functioning as perhaps few neighborhood houses are. The new building is now complete and Mr. Eels proclaimed it a "little gem," planned admirably and so well suited to the needs of the many clubs and classes there. "Onward" has be- come very interesting to the people of Winnetka and. Glencoe and many committees are working hard to furnish this new building as it should be. The afternoon program was in charge of Mrs. George Gordon who had arranged for a delightful group of negro readings and spirituals. The latter were given by Mrs. Marie Brown Frazier of the Chicago Urban league. Friendship Circle Elects Officers, Arranges Party The Friendship circle held a meeting last Tuesday night at the Community House at which the officers for the coming year were elected. Rhoda Kaufman was reelected to serve as president and the other officers are: Irene Page, vice president; Ruth Hendrickson, secretary; Dorothy Vivoda, treasurer. The club is plan- ning to have a bunco party in the near future, St. John's Lutheran Wilmette and Park avenues, Wilmette Herman W. Meyer, M. A. pastor 406 Prairie avenue Telephone 1396 Church telephone 3111 Serviees 256th Sunday after Trinity :30 A. M. Sunday school and classes 9:45 A. M. First service and sermon 11:00 A. M. Second service and sermon Sermon: "The Secret of the Chris- tian's Strength." Neh. 8, 10. Thanksgiving Day Thursday, November 29, at 11 A. M. Sermon: "The Question of the Thank- ful." Psalm 116, 12. 3ible The service next Sunday morning will be the last regular service of the old church year. It will also give all the members of St. John's another oppor- tunity of making their contribution for missions and benevolences. About four hundred and fifty dollars remain to be raised for this purpose in the few weeks remaining before the close of the year. St. John's has never yet failed, and we know will respond now. Sunday, Decem- ber 2, is the first Sunday in Advent. The Lord's Supper will be celebrated in the 11 o'clock service on the first Sunday in Advent, December 2. The confessional service will begin at 10:45 and the regu- lar service at 11. All communicants will attend the confessional or preparatory service. Those desiring to receive the Sacrament are requested to announce this to the pastor on Friday afternoon or eve- The BUDDY 'LL? Line Quality Toys For Xmas BUDDY "L" Steel Play- things are built to endure. E. B. TAYLOR CO. HARDWARE 546 Center St. Phone 999 ning, November 30, at the parsonage or in the sacristy of the church immediately following the Thanksgiving Day service. The annual canvass among the mem- bers of St. John's will be held on one of the next Sundays. Letters of informa- tion on the budget will be sent out to all the members prior to the canvass. Next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock W, F. Weihermann, the newly called direc- tor of activities in the Walther league, will be formally inducted into office. The service will be held at St. James' Lu- theran church, Garfield and Fremont avenues, Chicago. The members of the Walther league are particularly invited. Don't forget the collection of package goods, canned goods and preserves for our charitable institutions. These goods must be in by Sunday, December 2. Meetings Monday and Friday at 4: children Monday at 7:30: Choir meeting Wednesday at 7:30: Boy Scouts Troop 6 Classes fox Mrs. Hermon Butler, 715 Prospect avenue, is spending a few days visiting her daughter, Mrs. Claude Peck, in Cleveland. Mrs. Peck was here a week ago with her mother because of the illness of her brother, Stuyvesant, who has since recovered. Home Wanted The best located, best home in Winnetka bought for $60,000 to $90,000. Owners please write P. O. Box 94, La Grange, Illinois. that can 'be Specializing in SEA-FOOD DINNERS FEATURING A delicious table d'hote dinner. Choice of 15 selections of MEATS~FISH and SEA-FOODS $1.00 Served Daily from 5 to 9 P.M. Our sea foods come to us daily, directly from the ocean. Prepared in our own special way, you'll find our dinners decidedly different and extremely appetizing. Conveniently Located CORNER BROADWAY AND DEVON FREE PARKING SPACE 541 CHESTNUT ST. Acquaint Yourself with our Special VALET Service Be Convinced That Intelligent Pressing Service Means Economy Immediate Service TELEPHONE 41() WINNETKA ELSIE LECOMTE --