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february 11, 1927 WILMETTE should be · made by Tuesday, through Miss Attig or Mrs. West. LIFE · 15 First·Methodist The Woman's Foreign Missionary society held an aU-day sewing meeting at the church on Thursday. Mrs. Stecker led the devotions, Mrs. Burrows gave the lesson, and Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. McClinton served as hostess~>s. 'rhe Woman's Homt:> )Jissionary soeiety par~onage nf'xt Thursday aftPrnoon at 2 o'clock. )fn;. Colvin will rt' Vit·w the ch::tl)tL'r for thi::, month. will nwet at the A. Lin<'oln-Day St' rmon will lw Jll'NtC'lwu either study more vivid. The last session of the Leadership Training course will be held Sunday evening at 6 :45. Greenleaf Avenue and Seventh Street The pastor will deliver an address on Services for Sunday : "The Master of Mt. Vernon," at the BoThe Boy Scout committee has secured Bible school at 9:45 a. m., Joseph hemian church in Chicago on Sunday, and as a new Scoutmaster for Troop 6, Johnson, superintendent. Adult Bible at the Lake Forest church on February which meets on Tuesday evenings, Mr. New 22. He is also speaking at the misaionary Ball. The Junior Scouts will be cared class conducted by A. D. Gash. me'ting o( the Rogers Park church next for by Mr. Gearhart, an experienced boys' scholars are always welcome. Thursday, giving· an address entitled, worker from Evanston. Boys who are inService of worship at 11 o'clock. "The Quare "\V~.men." terested in either group will be welcome. The Young Woman's Missionary society will meet at the home of Mrs. AhlRtrand, 1500 "Tilmette an·nue, next Tuesday t·\'ening. This mN·ting will be a birthday party, so bring your pennies. )IJ·s. Burrows will sing·, Helen Urf'enlee Northwestern university faculty will rt>\'i<:w the chaptt:>r, and there will be members will he able to purchase a stH'('ial ::\lissionary Edueation spf'aker. H.f'nwmbPI' the . "~f'W and Old nook!-; homes at a small cost and with easy ~howt·r" for the kiddies at ::\Iarcy Center. payments, if the plan now held by Dr. Richard T. Ely, director of tb~ Tlk High School coundl md last Institute for Research in Land EcoTIJur:;day, and organized for the work nomics and Public Utilities, materialof tilt· st-cund s~mestPr. Tht·y f:'lected ~Inuri<'l' Osbourne as president, and izes. Dr. Ely has in mind a plan ior Emily Darst as s ecretary. Their Sunday a model university settlement located morning worship programs for February possibly on Roycemore field situatet:l are being organized around the theme, "Our American Flag as a symbol"; the between Orrington avenue and Sheriprog-ram for the first Sunday in February dan road with Lincoln avenue a.s thP bt·ing; "Our American Flag as a symbol south boundary. of loyalty fur the common good." English Lutheran by tlw pastor nt->xt Sunday morning under tiH' tltl··, "Tlw 1[an for tlw .Ag-t·s." The pastor is offt·ring two pril'w~ to the memIJet·s of the High SciH,ol clepartm('nt '"ho Forms Plan for Housing Faculty of University Terminal Barber Sh.o p now under management of Earl Hinshaw-3 years on the North Shore. Ladies' and Children's Haircutting a Specialty turn in the best rt·rJOrt of not more than un e thousand worcl~. ThC' g·t>nt sif; of tiH' Sunday S\'rmnn is found in 'l'obtoi's J'den·n<'(· to Lincoln as a "Christ in miniaturt·." ~\ similar idNt is t·xpresst·d hy <'arr in his Jl0(' 111 on "Lin('oln's Creti.tnt-ss," (Jllo ~ stanza of which runs: "Your greatness, SirC', . E\·en gTeat('r as tht· years rt·tlr·· .. f'omes through th<' likC'nc~s Of your charactt·t· and your face \\"ith Him, tlw Il··dt·t·m(·r of ·tlw rae··." .A gTOUJl of · womt ·n nwt on Tu(·Sday Thl' Epworth lt'agut· Is haYing an inRaymond Billinger, who is in his fi.r st -..·ith tht· pastor, HJHl laid Jllans for a tHt·!"ting s ·ries of programs on the sub- ,.ear at St. 1\f ary of the Lake seminfar-n·a<'hing Pnlargf·nH·nt and d ,·elop- jt·et "Tiw Ad\·aneing· Church." )fiss Edna .J nwnt of fL·llowHhip in this <'hurch. PaYisnn has hPt·n }>resenting the material arv, ).1 undelcin, returned on Thursday from the· tt·xthool< in a \t'J'Y pleasing o( last \\'Cek after a twelve day visit Thl' F'ir~t Quart··rly C'Onfercn<'(· was manru:r. )l··.miJ··t_'S of. the Lt ·ague .ha\~e ."tJ 1 ·s l)arents J\ir. and Mrs. P. L. ' ht·ld la~t :\lon<la~; night. The mE' ·ting was partivipatdl 111 dtseusston, and :-;tenoptt- 1 \\ 1· ~ 11 prt·sidt·d on·r b:-· Dr . .J . H. O<lger!-;, our ('llll ~lith·~ haYt· lwlpt' d to make this Ht11mger, of 1520 Spencer avenue. distriet ~U))(·rintt·ndt·nt . Yariou~ ol1kt·rs and mt'lnhl'rs of SO('i(·tit s gan· n·pqrts <'OI1Ct·rning· th program of tlw ,· arir,u~ aeti,·iti··s. The pastur mad<· a sun·t·Y of tlw situation as has ,·omt· to hi~ attt·ntilln <luring tlw fir~t month~ (If Jiis ministry ht·J'<'. Ht> g-a \'t' a somL·wiJat dt ·taih-<l n ·port t·oncPrning- th1· nll'mh··r~hip and tinaneial strt·ngth of this <'hun·h. In dosing- the rt·port, t ht· past or 011 tl i 111'<1 a po~sibh· program for tlw t·r.·l'tilln of a nt·w chur('h building·. TIJt· outlinf' a~ suggA·stt·d was n·cl'iY··tl with g"l' t·at fa \ "I)J', and wi I1 c·c lll1t' up t"o1· <1 is<'u~sion a r11l <1· ·<·ision at a 111l'ding In till· not 1listant futun ·. 505 Fourth Street With Many Men, "He's Out to Lunch" Means '~You Can Find Him Over at Fred Miller's" DR. RALPH M. EVANS, D.S.C., r 1 5o Wilmette Avenue, is usually one of the early arrivals at the daily "round table" luncheon. --No. 3 of a series. This church <'O-nP··ratt·s with tlH· ~un clay J-:\·t·ning dub, an<l will lwlp to t · Xtl'nd a cordial invitation to )Jiss .Jnnl' Adam:; n ext Sunday l'\'t·ning . Tht· annual nwding cif th· · Sun(lay boanl will lw hl·ld on \Yt·<lne~day t·n ·ning-, Fd)ruary 1 G. Tht·rt' will be a ~UPJH·r at (i :~u followNl by a businl ss nwl'ting and a program. This program tal<<·s th e pla<·t> of thP n·gular mid-wt·~:-k ft·llowship servit't'. A spC'aker is bt.· ing :-:t·('\11'\'d who will ht· of intt·n·st t11 all pan · nt~ and luulers of ehildrl'n. Parents an· urg-··o to attt·nd, and takt· this opJ>ortunity of bt·c·oming hettt·r aequaintt·d with thl' tt·a<'lwrs and tlw prognun of tlw ~unday Schnol. Tlw prict· of tlw ~UP))t·r is seventy-five cents, and fl'Sl"n·ntions ~<'hool isn't often that I am among the missing in the gathering around Fred's big round table at noon. Frequently I am one of the first arrivals, but I can count on at least a dozen aquaintances in the group after the first ten tninutes. IT To those who do not know· what the 44 round table" ts, I might explain that it is a daily luncheon meeting of an informal group of business and pro ... fessional men who appreciate good fellowship and good food. Look the World Square in the Face Poor sight mars many a joy and many a friendship. Responsiveness in social and business relations demands quick and keen perception of the f Jcial expression of or hers. PERSONAL SU'PERVlSlON OF FRED A. MILLER Remember ... Your eyes are your breadwinners, it is wise to take care of them. CENTRAL CAFETERIA Central A venue Flo·enae N. Wood 0. D~ 2000 East of Wilmette Avenue WILMETTE 709 MAIN STREET Phone Wit. ~==========-==========================~