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£4 WINNETKA TALK November 12, 1927 7 " nnetka Tongregational Church SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16TH MORNING-- 9:30 All departments of the Church School. 9:30 Men's Class. 9:45 Woman's Class. 10:00 Young Men's Class. 11:00 Morning Worship. Sermon, Mr. Richards. = "Science and Religion." EVENING-- 6:15 Young People's Club. 7:00 Winnetka Sunday Evening Club. 8:00 Evening Worship. Sermon, Mr. Goodwin. "What Price Peace?" TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH 10:00 Lecture by Mr. Richards in Neighbor- hood Room. "The Mind of Christ Re- garding Himself." WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19TH 10:00 Meeting of the Woman's Society. 8:00 Lecture by Miss Louise Farwell in Church Library. a -- Caring for Your FURNITURE Iso Our Business Place your furniture in our care and have no regrets. Mme. Zendt to Sing at Charity Bridge Monday | Mme, Marie Sundelius Zendt, noted | soprano, has been engaged ! for a group of musical numbers at the | With | Charity bridge to ke given at the Or- i rington hotel ball room, Monday af- | the registration 14, at 1:30. | forty members | Wilmette { ternoon, This bridge is being sponsored by | Circle 3 of the Congregational church | and promises to be an event of un-| usual interest to north shore patrons. H. W. Carlisle is chairman of | the refréshment committee, Miss Pearl | tion, and even Daniels is chairman of the card table | Kenilworth Scouts committee, Mrs. Walker Eastman has | regularly and charge of the prizes and Mrs. J. H.| passed without an outing being sched- Brockway is co-chairman of the circle. | uled. This unusual Mrs. Nov. the corded. Tickets will be on sale at the door. | activity is in The and the singing of two of Miss Har- rison's favorite hymns. The memorial address will be given by Edwin H. Lewis, dean of Lewis institute and a personal friend of Miss Harrison, and J the prayer offered by Rev. George Burghardt, Billy Craig Stewart, rector of St. Luke's| Robert Knower, Episcopal church, who was also well| Elwood Mons, with Miss Harrison and | ray McCloud, and Robert Dowse. Roger Barrett, acquainted with her work. -- Hold Memorial Services ley that the for Elizabeth Harrison |i, ihe field. Memorial service in honor of Miss Elizabeth Harrison, founder and presi- dent emeritus of the National Kinder- garten and Elementary college, will be held in Harrison hail Sunday after- | extensive interest in nature. noon, November 13, at 4 o'clock. Peterson, Winnetka 225 Nyvgaard, boys desiring vacancy occur, Concurrent with the With Stag patrol: Grover Herman, Healey, Eagle patrol: ard Buck, Robert Burns, lett, Dick Joslin, William Nelson, 847 Center Street Newton, Tom Saxton, Billy Timmons William L. Wente Sheet Metal Works Kenilworth Scout Troop 13 Stresses Outdoor Activity organization of | worth Boy Scout troop 13 completed, alm and a waiting list of membership, now totals should already being Jack O'Connor, Smythe, Harry W eese, Tom White and Howard Jordan. Beaver patrol: Billy Brassert, George Jack Howe, Edson McEldowney, John Montenaro, Mur- and John Williams. Black Bear patrol: Dan Harrison, ------ fr Kenil- ost a re- final organiza- previous to it, the have been hiking scarcely a week has amount of outside accordance with the be- lief of Scoutmaster Robert W. greatest benefit Scouting is derived from actual work his viewpoint mind the programs arranged for the hikes are planned so as to bring in the greatest possible variation in subject matter to be studied and to create an Town- om in The troop members by patrols are as service will be conducted by follows : President Edna Dean Baker, and will Scouts Claud Hamilton, include anthems by the student choir oars : k Don Kimball, Jules Billy A T Rich- George Gil- lex Robert Byrne, Paul Gilbert, Dorrance Perry Shortridge, Smith, Billy Williams, George Wood- land and Alfonso Verchiere. om * Christian Fellowship Roofing Church The Sophomore girls' North Shore Country Day school de- feated the New Trier Sophomore team Tile Parish House, Oak street, Winnetka Pastor A. E. Rohrbach Slate Rev. Joseph H. Taylor, assistant pastor Asbestos Hours of Worship Sunday : oo Sunday School ............ 3:00 p. m. * Young People's meeting (Swedish) A a RR wR. 4:00 p. m. Slate Flagging Evening Service (English) .8:00 p. m. Sermon by Rev. Joseph H. Taylor Walks Subject: "Our Earthly House" Floors Wednesday : Swedish Service .......... 8:00 p. m Terraces - "I thank God that the best is yet to oo be. Y M Telephone GIRLS IN HOCKEY GAME team of the Co -------- I ---- - 2 to 0, at hockey, Tuesday. Furniture : 5 = : = Upholstering -- Repairing - = = = = == New Made to Order 1) PHONE WINNETKA 933 | Mattresses Antiques I and Box Springs given special attention. THE COMFORT SHOP ne Renovated Slip Covers 8 Cushions New Made to Order Made t0°Order Complete Beauty Parlor Service x Ie S 1 Hubbard Woods ping in UPHOLSTERING CO a iin | . Ladies' and Children's Haircutting 897 Linden Ave., Hubbard Woods Mi Telephone Winnetka 3014 Miss Jennie Anderson, Prop. 797 ELM STREET WINNETKA Hb = To = = oo oy