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uSIisi Recent additions to the church mem bership roll aire Qrville Jennings Bor chers, Porter Warrington Heaps and I â- ;L^^]?%MbI9P"^s I^ent^f«W?bap»! ana iWtoffiy Jdyct' SteaHLffe^*?^ â-  Epworth League at 6:15 on the lawn of the church. The subject will be "To- day'* Challenges to the Christian Citi- zen," &nd will be presented by Miss IFleming. Mr. Joseph Miller, President; Mri Orville Borchers, First Vice Presto dent; Miss Margaret Stafford, Pianist. "AH young people heartily invited. ^ m&Mw^;â-  ,fp>W'V^^ â-  - ' 5 si? ^±m>?km$<< 1 Mid-weel«f Prayer and Praise SefvlSe Wednesday evening at eight o'clock. The Scripture will be the twelfth chapter of Acts, ot|.:?m,:: $ The Paily Vacation Bible Sclodt'lt Jthe Byron C. Stolp School will open July 2. Miss Beatrice Segsworth will be the Principal; Mr. Orville Borchers will direct the music course; Mrs. A. -%. Fuller will have charge of the Prim- ary work; Mrs. lois Mick will be the fianist. Miss Helen Heckler and Miss lelen Thompson will serve as assistant instructors, and a trained Kindergarten- er will be in charge of that department of the work. .,.','* SAYS TEACHERS SHOULD FOLLOW PLAN OF MOSES A teacher's work resembles closely that ojJMoses in his development of a free .ahd7mdepen^ni~na<fon,. super- intendent J. R. Harper of the wil- tnette Public schools told graduates of the Barrington Township public schools at their commencement exer- cises last Sunday afternoon. The teacher resembles Moses in that he-can go only so far with the pupils under his care, Mr. Harper explained. The time Comes when boys and girls must leave the school and go out into life alone. Whether or not the boy or girl succeeds is the real test of the worth of the school. Mr. Harper said that in the train- ing of children, teachers would do well to follow the example of Moses in the training he.. gave. Moses, he said, instilled in his people three great attributes: a knowledge of the Moral Law; an ability for independent think- ing ; a love and respect for the na- tion.:'! elfPS?"^,; "'k^'??%&â- %£*â- 'â-  if.: % Beat Boys in Recent M%>: Des Moines, Iowa.â€"The students that stand highest in their high school classes in this State come from the farms, according to the results of a. survey made by Professor Charles Deich, of Simpson College. * Professor Deich bases his report upon information0; from: 316 high school principals, who supervise 6,000 high school pupils in this State. WB0 Of the 316 honor students 217 live in the country. * v Girls outnumber boy honor students there being 220 girls to 96 boys lead- ing their classes. The feminine stu- dents also average higher grades than the boys. The young ladies av- erage 95 per cent in eleven subjects, while the boys could attain that aver- age in only four subjects^lg^l^^-! The blue-eyed, brown-haired types lead their fellow-students, the survey shows. Only five "carrot tops'* were listed in the honor student rolls. The ordinary American family led in the best pupil products. One hundred and eighteen of the students came from families of the third class, 41 from tlieilo#ftlr:e1a1i8nftnd"6nl^~^' from Jhe independently wealthy, ^ik- k%0§M mmmw&Tmm, mm 21 im IX Stamps have not yet been presented for' payment, ac«ordjh^T|g^fy^r|s*»-' ury Department statement received Jhis^c^weekKby -' Vostgnuter Shantz These security have matured and no longer ,bearg'm^e|resli"v':::'Owtt^s">..^f Government securities shouljd look over their holdings, pick out ththr Victory: Notes and 1918 War Savings Stamps, and present them for immediate pay- ment or exchange .them'/-for .:%m&. Treasisrir^avingi Certificates^t:#s ,; Famous F.W. Woolworth .f 'jfe,' - Office in the Movies â- fm;;' famous ;,j»|ficje of ;,f, W^Wool^ worth in the Woolworth building, New York, is: .{to V be reproduced in a motion picture. Many have heard of the palatial suite Which the owner of the well known five and ten-cent stores had constricted for himself in ^New" York's most beautiful office 'building, but few!h|iyc «ee# it , In choosing sets for the hew picture: "The Woman With fPottr Faces," Herbert Brenon, the producer, wanted an office as palatial as any in ex- istence, and secured photos of the Woolworth offices. kThcse met his approval so completely that the roomS were reproduced at the Paramount West Coast studio. The trimmings are ornate with gold; the furnishings are likewise elaborate. In the center of the rear wall panels is a massive circular door of manganese bronze for a safe which figures in the story. The new picture has Betty Compson and Richard Dix in featured roles. Wilmette Pastor Speaks lat Community Services Rev. Stephen A. Lloyd, pastor of the First Congregational church of Wil- mette, was.; the speaker at the Com- munity service last Sunday evening in the Kenneth MacLeish hall at the First Baptist, church of Evanston. The subject of his address was "Wall Building." Kenneth MacLeish hall was recently dedicated and is named in memory of Lieut. Kenneth MacLeish of Glen- coet who was killed in action in the World war. UNCLE SAM HAD BIG «-fAÂ¥^AÂ¥Tfe^J0 About $75,000,000 of interest on the public debt becomes payable on June 15. Holders of First Liberty Loan Bonds are urged to clip their interest coupons due on this date and present them for payment at any bank or postoffice. Postmaster J. Ei|r Shantz states that he will accept these coupons as part payment toward the purchase price of a $25 U. S. Treasury Savings Certificate which he sells for $20.50. About $150,000,000 of Victory Ndtes and $35,000,000 of 1918 War Savings We now have a wonderful assortment of Summer Dresses, Coatees, Wraps and Capes at prices that will surprise everybody. See them at the Unique Style Shop 1128 Central Ave. Wilnatte 2403 !' f^S[#g&>0+0>0+0'4i0++4>+++*>+***+****h** m*.. =viij*»tt**l^$i..' )&%*§.$§$ II '^^^^^^Oj^lmett% %M: % ink of the labor gWe'll soon bein W'our new location DANNEMARK'S ELECTRIC SHOP ^m 1155 WILMETTE AUENUE you can save by dropping in here for dinner. 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