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haa September 15, 1928 WINNETKA TALK 67 Army Chaplain Solicits Aid in Sunday Services Francis M. Case of Hubbard Woods has been conducting the Sunday morning services at Fort Sheridan for the C. M. T. C, that large body of citizen soldiers drawn from the near- by states, and also teaching the Bible class of the men of the Regular Army for a few Sundays, in the absence of Newell C. Knight who organized this class. Now that the summer training camp is over, these men and as- Sociates are continuing the Sunday morning Bible classes among the en- listed men of the Great Lakes Train- ing station. Chaplain A. V. Simoni of the Fort Sheridan station is anxious to have Protesant services for the men of the regular army and their wives, Sunday mornings, at 9 o'clock, and assistance from north shore ministers or laymen to conduct these services, is being solicited. GIVES BENEFIT BRIDGE A large number of alumnae of St. Patrick's academy living on the north shore attended the benefit bridge given by Mrs. Frederick D. Breit of 422 Es- sex road, Kenilworth Monday for the building fund of the chapel of the new St. Patrick's academy at Des Plaines. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fleager and their four children have returned to their home at 952 Pine stregt after a month's outing in a cottage they rented at Eagle River, Wis. --0-- The R. A. Olson's of 174 Woodland avenue will be home tomorrow after spending the summer at Round Lake, 111. --O-- James Fleming, Jr., 760 Foxdale avenue, left Thursday for Amherst college. Christian Fellowship Svenska Missionkyrkan Parish House, Oak street, Winnetka John Bengtson, pastor Sunday school--Horace Mann school Ets LR EE sent rams 10 a.m. Y. P. service, Swedish ........... 4:30 p.m. Evening service, English 8 p.m. Wednesday, Swedish service : 8 p.m. Friday Prayer service at 973 Cherry St., Ra sie wi A a 8 p.m. "Not by works of righteousness which we have done, but according to his mercy he saved us." Trinity Lutheran Church Glencoe Reverend L. Nauss Sunday, September 16 English service at 11 a.m. Text--Gene- sis 35, verses 1-7. Theme--No Man Can Serve Two Masters. Sunday school at 9 a.m. Ladies' Aid meets September 20 at 2 p.m. BACK IN WINNETKA Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Jacobs, 368 Elder lane, their daughter, Lucy, and son, Charles, Jr, who stayed at the Orrington hotel in Evanston since their return from Europe ten days ago re- turned to their home last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Straus of 699 Walden road returned home last Sunday. They had been visiting for three weeks at the summer home of the James Porters, Mrs. Straus' par- ents, at Penobscot Bay. --n Mrs. Ralph C. Hamill and children, who have been spending the summer at North Haven, Maine, returned to their home at 666 Spruce street a week ago. Ee Mr. and Mrs. Isyman Huff moved this week from 945 Elm street to their new home at 1377 Asbury avenue, Hub- bard Woods, which recently has been completed. The New Rugs Are Beautiful north shore. are now here. Wilmette 1949 The fall season finds us prepared with a large selection of exquisite oriental and domestic rugs. Each one a perfect specimen, guaranteed by our more than twenty years of buying and selling oriental rugs on the Expert Cleaning & Repairing We own and operate a perfectly equipped rug cleaning and repairing plant in charge of experts. Here your rugs are properly cleaned and repaired. The colors are restored and their life is prolonged. Ask to see our new Armstrong linoleum patterns. Mestjian Bros. Inc. 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