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llf^SP^â„¢;! r^'FT^'r*^®?? 10 §v THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1923 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH' We believe the interest in the ser- mon of last Sunday on Abraham Lincoln warrants us in concluding that a ser- mon appropriate to the observance of Washington's birthday would be appre- ciated. Possibly some do not know the most characteristic and the greatest trait" of George Washingtoi^the father of our country, as described by United ^Statesâ€"Senator, Hem^Xabot Lodge. 'This description will be the basis for the sermon next Sunday corning. The subject is-GEORGE WASHINGTON -HIS IDEALS THEN AND NOW. The Junior, Intermediate and Senior Christian Endeavor societies will hold a joint meeting Sunday afternoon at 4:30 o'clockâ€"a Vesper service for every- body in the church. Miss Preston has been secured as the speaker. She has 4ust returned from a tour of the Mission schools in the south and will give ;us a bit of her survey of these fields, with stories of life among the Navajo In- dians, Mexicans and Mountaineers, of interest to all but especially adapted to young people and children. The Amicae chapter of the West- minister Guild will* meet in the church parlors Monday afternoon, February 19th at 2 :3U o'clock. This same Chapter is to be hostess at a colonial tea given in the church Wednesday afternoon, Feb- ruary 21 at 2:30 o'clock. A very unique invitation has been issued. A program appropriate to. the occasion has been ar- ranged. The Light Bearers will hold a regular meeing in the Sunday School Annex Monday afternon, February 19th, at 3 :00 o'clock. The interest in Mrs. A. L. Berry's talks on the Great Themes of the Bible is evidenced by the attendance and confirms our prediction. Wednesday at 3:00 o'clock. Club house with Village President Zipf as a guest. Reports .of the year's ac- tivities were received. Further steps were taken to help the real estate men keep their offices closed on Sunday and village affairs in general were discussed. The boys and girls present at the three showings of the Children's Movies yesterday saw "The Land of Opportun- ity," an Abraham Lincoln story, and a two-reel Children's picture. "Little Jimmy's Prayer." These films were pro- vided by Mr. and Mrs. George J. Phil- lips, 1H9 Forest avenue.They are the second week's showings given by Mr. and Mrs. Phillips this season. * Next week's showings in the Children's Movies will1 be "After the Fall," a biblical film of the early ages and "The Lord will Pro- vide" a biblical story. During Lent biblical and religious pictures will be shown each Thursday. For Thursday and Friday of Holy Week the beautiful, picture, "From the Manager to the Cross," will be shown. Every picture in this film was taken in the Holy Land. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH TV Jur""** r F rally datrd for Fph- ruary 3 was postponed until Saturday afternoon, February 24. This was in order that the children might have the privilege of hearing Dp: Francis E. Clark, the founder of'Christian En- deavor and known throughout the world as the father of Christian Endeavor. The children will meet at the Wilmette church Saturday afternon at 1 o'clock and go down in a group to Moody church Our regular Boy Scouts were given recognition at the church service last Sunday, it being the 13th Anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America. This troop is the latest organization of the kind in the community, but it is steadily growing. Their numbers will soon be augmented by additions.jrorn the Junion ScbulsTlio^numbering about forty. The older Scouts meet Monday eyenings at 7:15â€"the Junior -Scouts, Tuesday eve- ing at 6:45. A capacity attendance is expected at the Men's Club Dinner tonight. This has come to be an aiaiual occasion wi/m the men prepare and serve the dinner. Attorney Frederick P. Vose, President _of_the_ ^Presbyterian Union of Chicago, is to be the speaker, with special enter- tainment features provided by the young people. Wilmette Presbyterian Church, 9th St. and Greenleaf Avenue. Pastor, Reverend George P. Magill, D. D. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Church Service, ll:0Q/^m. f Vesper Service, 4:30 p. m. I ^rrAOGDsnNETPARBr St. Augustine's began Lent with three services on Ash Wednesday and cele- brations of Holy Communion on Thurs- day at 7 A. M., and this morning at 10 o'clock. During Lent there will be a 7. A. M. service of the Holy Communion every Friday especially for those engaged" in the city. __w* The St. Augustine's Chapter of the Daughters of the King, meets this morn- ing in the church at 10:30 o'clock, im- mediately after the communion service. The women of the associated Guilds meet today at 10:30, with luncheon at 12:30, for which reservations must be made. _ The Pioneer Cadets of St. Augustine's Troop of Boy.- Scouts met in the Club -house- Wednesday- evening to s*ay-goodâ€" Sunday services as follows: Church school, all deparments at'-9:30 Junior Congregation service at 10:30; sermon by Mr. B. S. Stoffer. "The Baby Church" at 10:45 in the Primary Room. Parents who wish to attend the morning service may leave their children in the care of competent attendants. Morning Worship and Sermon at 11 A, M.. Rev. S. A. Lloyd will preach on "The Character of the Law of God" Textâ€""The Law of the Lord is perfect, converting the soul." This is the first of a series of Lenten sermons. Covenant Class will meet in the Church office at 4:00 P. M. Dr. W. A. College, who was with Stanley in Africa, will tell some stories of his African experience to the Young People's Group '" th? Parlor o'clock, " •'" - • â€" Private Peat is the speaker at the Sunday Evening Club at 7:30 o'clock. The Tuesday Morning Bible Class will meet at 10:30 in the Church Parlor for the first of a series of Lenten dis- cussions on "The Practice of Christian Living." Mr. Lfayd^wltt~1eacl7~ The1 Neighborhood Circle of which Mrs. Charles Roberts is chairman will meet for luncheon and work at the home of Mrs. Melville Brown on Tuesday. The Wolf Cubs will meet at the Cave xm Tursclay^af 3^30. The Regular meeting of Roosevelt Troop, Boy Scouts of America will be held at the Headquarters on Tues- day evening at 7:00. At the Church Night service Wednes- day evening at 8:00 Mr. A. J. Coburn will speak on "Sympathetic Andrew" and Mr. J. D. Roth on "James the Martyr." Both of these addresses are a part of the series of Lenten studies in "The Lives of the Twelve Disciples." The Blue-birds will meet in the Bird- house on Friday at 3:30. BAPTIST CHURCH The- regular services of the Wilmette Baptist church, located at the corner of Wilmette and Forest avenues are as follows: Bible School at 9:45; Morning Worship 11 o'clock; Junior- and Inter- mediate Young Peoples* Societies at 3 o'clock; Senior Young Peoples Society at 5:30, and Mid-week Meeting for Prayer and Fellowship, Wednesday at 8 o'clock/ On Sunday Morning, February 18, the Pastor will begin the first of a series of sermons on the great Funda- mentals of our Christian Faith, the lirst topic being, "The Fact of Christ." The topic for the Young People's meeting at 5:30 will be "How -to En- joy Your Work." Group One under the leadership, of Kermit Bond, will be in charge of the meeting. This Church co-operates with the Sun- day Evening Club J" then- programs a the Congregational Church at 7.30 bun day evening. s The Chicago Baptist Social Union will hold its mid-winter meeting at the Hamilton Club, on Monday evening. GoT Henry Allen of Kansas will speak on "Responsibility of the State for In- dustrial Justice." Mrs. Ethel Geistweit Benedict will sing. On Tuesday night February 20, the Fellowship Class of the Bible School, Adult department, will hold their mid- winter party at the church. Wednesday Night, February 21, is the occasion of the February Dinner of the entire Church. Reservations should be given to the ^Church Office by Tues- day noon. At the close of the dinner, reels. The Wilmette Choral society the direction of Mr. E. J. MifcL hold their weekly meeting on TW. night at the Church at 7:45. The February meeting of the K School cabinet will be held on fo night at eight o'clock. ip This afternoon thej wontef^j church will unite with the women the other churches m the^YilwT- serving the Day of Prayer forMjai The meeting will be held at the! lish Lutheran church, 7th -street â- < Greenleaf avenue at 1:45. The committee recently chosen to i ect and contract for the new organ the church, will hold its first tm this evening, in the course of vrt they will inspect one of the large gans in a private home in Evanston. Take that Bov of Yours to CHURCH M f| cl That boy of yours is trying to walk in his father's footsteps. Ynn want h**â„¢ hnnpst, truthful and fair. He cannot learn these virtues better than in the Sun- day School and irrthe Church. Lessons learned in youth will never leave him. He will have the best possflfoe moraljfound- ation if your footsteps lead him to Church; and he will attend every Sunday most willingly if you go also; so establish this good example now. *-**»»^" bye to Mr. Pearson L. Herrington, who has accepted a traveling position in In- diana and Michigan. M6â€"Herrington has won the hearts of all the boys and done much to build up a strong boys' '^organizatioa Jn St. Augustine's. The boys are glad that Mr. Herringon will still be able to keep in touch with them and pay them occasional visits. The Boy__Scaut-troop is fortunate in having Mr. Clark Leach as their new Scout- master. Mr. Leach has had wide ex^ Dr. Stansell.wjll preach Sunday morn- ing on the subject, "The Challenge of Lent for 1923." The Church school in all departments at 9:45 A M. MOTION PICTURES At 4:30 P. M. "The Stream of -Life" â€"the greatest religious six-reel picture in the worldâ€"will be presented. No ad- mission. This is a picture everyone should see at least once. Next Sunday morning will be the occasion of the annual Thank Offering of the Woman's Foreign Missionary so- ciety. The address will be delivered by Dr. Gene Zimmerman. The Fourth Division of the Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. Springer, 707 Central avenue, Friday all day, February 23. Luncheon will be served. The Epworth Xeagiie people are hav- ing a fine time with the book, "India on the Mark," being presented by Miss Rose Varley and Miss Lucille Stoker. The meeting is at 5:30. Junior and In- termediate league at the same hour. . Prayer and Praise service Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Young Wroman's Missionary society jrally-.-£or the district opens its first ^perience in the Scout movement Jiev^ -session Saturday, FebrViary 17, Leland HT Danforth. and Mr. Robert Pi M. Mrs. Van Sant, the national Kenyon, as assistant will take^charjsejj^fficer, jKJll_be-prese; of bottr birauclies~tjr llierTCadelt Come to SundayJSchool. Come to^ Church.â€" WE ARE CALLING YQUl The Wilmette Baptist Church Rev* Francis €. Stifter~^ The First Methodist Church Rev. Gilbert Stansell St. John's Lutheran Church ?. Meyer St. Augustine's Episcopal Church Rev. Hubert Carleton First Congregational Church Rev. Stephen A. Lloyd Wilmette English Lutheran Church ~^Rev: William Guise Hie Just Presbyterian Church Rev* Get