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IZ W I L M E T T E. L I F E J.uly 6, 1928 First Scandinavian Ev. 886 Elm street, Winnetka, Ill. Roy A. Thompson, pastor 809 Chestnut Ct. (Winnetka 2304) :' Fifth Sunday After .T rinity 9 :45 A. M. . .. . . .. ...... . Sunday school Jo~eph Johnson, superintendent ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · ·11 ·oo A. M. . .......... Morning worship 'sermon: "At the Word of the Lord" Garde:, T aiks Eva.ng. elical ·Lutheran f · fUVNTAIN lQVAR[, · LVANSTON Snn·lay, July 8 10 a. m. Children's Hour. 11 a. 'm . Morning Worship. 5 p. m. Young People's Meeting. 7 :34 p. m. Gospel Service. Thursdny, July 12 8 p. m. Mid-week Prayer meeting. Vacation Bible school for children from 6 to 14 begins on Monday morning, July 9. Registration at 9 o'clock. Classes from 9 to 11 :30 each day (except Saturday) for a period of three weeks. All children invited. "Train up a child in the way he should · go, and when he is old, he will not depart from it." Prov. 22: 6. (Contribttted by Wilmette Garden Clttb) University 1 o 14 Rogers Park 1 1 11 Wilmette 3 700 BOOKS· Java-Java Byron Steel, author of 0 Rtrre Ben Johnson Guests for the past month at the home of Mr. and Mn. Howard Durham, 431 Abbottsford road, Kenilworth, were their daughter, Mrs. Randal Hathway, and her husband and two children, Randal, and Arthur Alatl· 1.'he Hath ways came from New York City, and will make their hotne in Morgan Park. -oThe largest group of Yellow Transparent apple trees in the world is in Johnson county, Illinois, where 10,000 trees are planted. Alfred A. Knopf ......... $1.5 o Jerome, or the Latitude of Love Maurice Bedel A Goncourt Prize novel. Viking Press ·.......... $1.00 CHANDLER'S for Therese Ftancois M auriac Translated from the French by Eric Sutton. Boni ~ BOOKS The most complete book stock on the North Shore Liveright .·...... $1.50 Bambi Felix Salten An idyll of animal life. translated from the German by Whitaker Chambers. Simon ~ On Monday, June 25, Mrs. Maude Jacobs of the staff of the Garfield Park conservatory, gave some excellent advice on summer gardening in her talk before the members of the Kenilworth Home and Garden Clubs and their guests, the members of the Wilmette Garden club. A few of her suggestions on what to do during July and August in the garden, we insert here, as well worth following: 1. Weed constantly in July. 2. Order your bulbs before July 15. 3. Darwin Tulips are better planted in quantities. You can buy twentyfive at the hundred rate. 4. Bedding size hyancinths are. best in the garden. Plant a bulb · at a depth three times its width. 5. Order your madonna lily bulbs now. Plant them in August close to the earth's surface. Madonna lilies, 1 whitish in color, not pinkish, are the ones to buy. They need not be covered in winter, or, if covered only by a few twigs. 6. Japanese bulbs are out in the ground in March. 7. Autumn crocusJ planted in August, . will bloom in September or October. 8. Pia.:+- the seeds from your own plants during July and August. Delphinium seed, especially, should be fresh when planted. Let one or two pods of the first flowers go to seed. . Pinch off the other seed pods. 9. Cut off the veronica spike before the last inch opens. To keep petunias in blossom, do not let them form seed pods. lf they grow too tall cut them back and let them branch out. . 10. Make cuttings in August from fresh The ('burch Coun'c n will meet next ·wednesday evening at 8 P. M. This is an important meeting. The Building Fund Pledge cards will be submitted for approval. The Quarterly report to the Board of American Missions will be read for council's sanction. 'fhe S. S. Picnic committee is planning for the biggest and best picnic we have Pver had. It was voted to go to the Forest Preserve this year. All arrangements . will be made by the committee and its assistants. Wallaee Stark was elected president of the Luther league at its last meeting. Other new officers were also elected as follows: Chester Stark, vice-president; Miss Helen Mydland, secretary; Miss Elizabeth Holman, corresponding secretary, and Miss Ethel Wollard, treasurer. The Woman's Missionary society will hold a picnic sometime in August. It will lil{ely b~ an ali-day affair. . .. " 0. ON WEDDING TRIP The marriage of Marguerite Stiefel, daughter of Mrs. Carrie Stiefel of Chicago, to Darrel D. Drynan, 727 .Park avenue, took place Saturday, June 23. Mr. Darrell and his bride are now on a trip to Yellowstone par~ and other place·s in the west. They are planning to build a home in Wilmette in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Crush of Louisville, Ky. were guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Crush of 710 Laurel avenue Tuesday and Wednesday of this week while on their way to . Danville. Ill. blue phlox and start them in sand. Tuesday, July 10, is Wilmette's day again at +-l,e booth of the Plant, Flower, and Fruit guild at the Northwestern depot in the city. If you haven't been taking any flowers down, this is a good time to start. ... ' .· . . -------------------------------------- Schuster ........ $1. 5o ·x~·ps THII: I'OOT w·~· The 15 Cells Stuart Mart in hnmediate Soothes and Refreshes Another of those exciting mysteries that is sealed at the most exciting part of the story. And you CAN'T resist breaking the seal! Harper's ...··.......... $2.00 CLEARANCE ol all A·eb P·ese·ve· !Norway's Best Stories An introduction to Norwegian literature. One of the Scandinavian Classics series~and· a companion volume to Sweden's Best Stories. ' ·-__, Norton· ··.·..·.......... $2.5 o 'Motorists' Eyes Eyes strained by hours at the wheel and irritated by exposure to sun, wind and dust are instantly relieved by Murine. It soothes away the tired, burning feeling; clears up the bloodshot condition. Carry it with you on motor trips t~ refresh and protect .your eyes. Also keep a bottle of Murine in you.r locker at the country club for use after golf, tennis, swimming and other sports. A month's supply of this beneficial lotion costs but 6oc. Try it! Writt Murine Co .· Chicago, for FREE book1 on Eve Beauty and Eye Care SuJDIDer Shoes If you're bound for some summer resort or if you intend to remain in town you will be glad to supplement your wardrobe with .smart Arch Preserver Footwear at these radically reduced prices. · ,,, . W~lte and Colo·ed Shoes ODIJ' Sbop Ear~)" Europe Count Hermann Keyser ling Harcourt, Brace ~ Co. .' ... S s.oo Hot Weather Footwear Combining style and comfort with reduced prices. · The Son of Man Emil Ludwig Shop early while the stock and size range is more complete. The Story of Jesus. Translated by Eden and Cedar Paul. 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