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WTiW!^â„¢1"-â„¢^ E JOHN'S LITTHERAN n i Linden and Prairie Aves., Wilmette Herman W. Meyer, M. A„ Pastor 406 Prairie avenue. Telephone 1396 ^ERVICES^ 9:15 A. M. Sunday school and Bible class at Library Hall. 9:45 A. M. First service and sermon at the church. 11:00 A. M. Second service and sermon at the church. ~~ ~~ Meeting* 3:30 P. M. North Shore Zone Wal- ther League of Evanston. Monday and^ Friday. Children's classes at the church, i Tuesday at 8, regular monthly meet- ing of the congregation. Friday evening at 8, choir practice. Monday evening at 8, Sunday school teachers' institute at Highland Park. The quarterly meeting of the North Shore Zone of the Walther League will .convene at Bethlehem's school hall at Evanston next Sunday afternoon and evening. All the young people's organi- zations of the North Shore will be repre- sented. An unusually fine program has been arranged and much important busi- ness is to be disposed of, the chief mat- ters being the European Relief and the election of delegates to the International Convention of the Walther League at Detroit next August. The dinner given at. Evanston by the North Shore Lutheran Sunday School association was attended by one hundred people, who heard a number of inspir- ing addresses on this great work, chief among the speakers being the Rev. Ber- nard Hemmeter of Mr. Olive Lutheran Church, Chicago. It is expected that at least as many as were present at the dinner will enroll in the Institute be- ginning Monday, April 9. The classes for the Christian educa- tion of children are to be resumed at St. John's next Monday morning. Any child 8 years of age or above may en- toll. Two classes have been formed, the seniors being taught by the pastor, and the juniors T>y Miss Clara Mueller. At present 45 children are in attendance, but the hope is that j,at least 60 to 70 will attend during the spring term. There is no tuition fee. Your children ar| cordially u^m^^MM^M:kiM^kk^M WtMt SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY. APRIL fi^r M MCTBONSr CHURCH Girl Scouts in their regular meeting Wednesday afternoon at 4:15; Junior Boy-^eouts, Thursdaynight at 7:00; Boy Scouts of America, Friday night at 7:00.:' .:•£â- ; - ^:- $-^% ;\ :'|| Mid-week Prayer and Praise Service, Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Dr. Stansell is conducting studies in the Book of the Acts. He will present "The First Christian Sermon and Its Reception." Read Act's, second chapter. Bring your bibles.'; â- -'Hv%I&^:": â- â€¢:;;-".:|'^ Rummage Sale announced for Friday and Saturday, April 13 and 14, under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid. It is ejssential that all articles for this sale be in the hands of the committee this week. Phone any of the following ladies: Mrs. Mons, 2289; Mrs. Hana- walt, 1086; Mrs. Hooper, 793. The sale will be held*at Butler's Shoe Store, 1213 Wilmette Ave. ^Jext Sunday Vespers, five o'clock. Dr. Stansell will present, "One of the Best Stories Jesus Told." Large Junior choir. *" The Auxiliary of the W. F. M. S. will hold an all-day meeting, Thursday, April 12. Some work is yet to be finished before June. Business meeting at 2:30. As we are approaching the close of the fiscal year, it is desirable that all out- standing dues be collected at this meet- ing. The program is in the skillful hands of Mrs. G. E. Leslie, and Mrs. Carl Zipprich has kindly consented to serve as hostess. UBRARTrWMiittt *T*HE finest jewelry shop on the North â- *â-  Shore, maintaining a repair depart- ment for watches, clocks and jewelry. v/////s////s//////////////////////'///s////////s////////////////////////////////////////^^ NEW REPAIRING CLEANING PAINTING TIN SHOP Gutters, Spouts, Skylights and Metal Work; Tfle, Slate and Leaky Roofs A. C. 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