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""'ruff. T.AKE SHOR* â„¢** ™™AY. AHC.UST 24, 1923 -----"------- ~ IMVCJtt ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN J Linden and Prairie Aves. Wilmette Herman W. Meyer^ M. A. Pastor 406 Prairie Ave. Telephone 1396. SERVICES 9:15 A. M. Sunday school and Bible class at Liberty Hall 9:45 A. M. First service and sermon at the church 11:00 A. M. Second service and ser- mon at the church. On Friday evening, August 24, the Builders' Young People's society and Walther League of St. John's wi 1 -rive a lawn social at the church grounds, Linden and Prairie avenues. Ice cream and cake will be served. The proceeds are for the benefit oi the Building fund. A large crowd is expected. ' The pastor will attend the pastoral conference of the District of Northern Illinois of the Lutheran Church which is to convene at Bethlehem church, Evanston, Tuesday to Thursday August 28 to 30. ^ On Sunday morning September 2. Holy Communion will be celebrated at St. John's in the first service at 9-45 oclock. The preparatory service Segins at 9:30. Those desiring to go to the Sacrament are requested to make this known to the pastor on Friday, August 31. Week-day classes for children will be resumed at St. John's on Monday, September 17 at 4 o'clock. There will be two classes meeting every Monday and Friday afternoon, the Junior class under the direction of Miss Clara Mueller for all children from 8 to 11 years, and the Senior Divisiem in charge of the pastor for children 11 years of age and over. These classes are free to all who wish to come. The lessons are graded and designed to prepare the chiltfren^For confirma- -tiotwâ€"A large enrollment is looked for during the coming season. On Sunday, morning a.t 10 o'clock, Mr. Alfred Watt will'.address, the Church School upon the subject ."Our Flag at the Port of Entry." a discus- sion of Ellis Island and its problems. A, very interesting program has been carefully prepared and this will he q{ summer studies "fa*, the subject of Americanism. Members of the Junior an4 Intermediate departments will together for this service. ' A large attendance welcomed Mr^ Lloyd last. Sunday in his return to, his pulpit after five weeks' vacation in the West. He ,spoke briefly .of some of his experiences, and will later give 4n evening to the description of. his trip through the Parks. , At the. morning service on Suuday, •" Mr. B. S. Stoffer, assistant minister, wiJ preach. This will be Mr. Stoffer s Est sermon before his commissioning service in September, after which he wYn go to Madura, India, to take, up h s importont work there, as Principal of the Preparatory college. Mr. Stoffer will be the Foreign represent- ative of the local church. A special meeting of the Board of Deacons will be held on Tuesday evening, August 28, at the Manse. BAPTIST CHURCH Rev Eugene Mintz of Oshkosh, Wis- consin, will be the morning Preacher at the Baptist church on Sunday, August 26 at 11 o'clock. The Bible School will meet at ten oclock where provision will be made on the summer basis for instruction for all grades and ages. The Young People's Meetings and the Wednesday evening Meetings have been One's Eyes Kiever Have a Vacation Vacation-time brings needed rest and relaxation â€" except to your EYES. Not only does travel ex- pose them to cinders, smoke and coal gas. But days spent in the open result in' irritation by sun, wind and dust. Protect and rest your EYES this summer-with Murine. This time- tested lotion instantly soothes and refreshes irritated EYES. EYES cleansed daily with^Mttrir are always clear, bright and beau- tiful. It's perfectly harmlessâ€"con- tains no belladonna or other harra- t ful ingre^ents^ ^ ^ ^ ^=,== Our attractively illustrated book, "Beauty Lie* Within tjum^*J^!khowtopgc- «rly care for your Eyet,BrowtdS»d La*l and thus eidwticetheir beauty. Send; a copy of this helpful hook. If« FR Murine Eye Remedy Co. Dept. 34, Chicago discontinued until the first of Septem- ber. The Wilmette Baptist church â„¢ locat- ed on the corner of Wilmette and For- est avenues, and welcomes all to its ser- vices. The Pastor, Rev Francis C. Stifler may be reached at his study dur- ing the mornings or by appointment. J. ne church office will be open during the summer, except during the period from August 9 to 26, when the secretary will be on her vacation. The office is open from 9 to 5 daily except Saturdays, and from 9 to 12 on Saturdays. The church telephone is^Wjlniette-2235 Have It Done Right If your car needs painting we will do it, and do it right. We known our trade and are thoroughly reliable and competent. Robert W. 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