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mas .Eve. The cnoirs are all Dusy on car'ols and anthems of the season. The Sunçlay school is planning Christmas gifts for the Russian children ini Chicago. The Adult- Bible class is enjoying Proe. Paul S, Minear's fascinating presentatio n of -The Book of Revelaýtion. Anyone interésted- is welcome to hear this clear' explanation of a much.misunderstood bôok. Franlk Guthridge is class president. *The, various classes, of the :church school are doing good work. We have been happy. to receive, so many, nèw pupils. Othèrs will be welconie an~d we. can find a place for more. On Wednesday next, the December meeting *of teachers. and advisors of our religious, educationai work xiii be held at* 8 o'clock., Detail of Christmas plans wîli be -worked out.. Probiems will be dis- cussed under the leadership of Supt. Howard A. Berg. Suggestions for the Christmas season xii be presented by the pastor. On Monday. December 5, A. J. Hudson,. president of the. Northern Baptist con- vention, wiIl be the guest of Chicago Baptist men. The occasion will' be. a dirner, setved at 6:30" inl the Austini Baptist church. We should bc well rep' .esented. A joint inueting of the deacons and trustees is projected 'for Wedrfesday, De- ,ember 14. at the. church. It is. behieved that an aggressive programn for. the new ea.begmnnîng January 1, can be suc- cessfully carried through. 1A united meeting. of Young People's sQcieties %vill be held Sunclay at 4:30 in the Methoist church. Sherwood Eddy, world traveler and author. will be the speaker. There will be a play and enter- tainmnpt foll1owifg.. - The Fuil Life,"' will be the thepxe of the Communion Meditation by the pastor at the morning worship service at il o'clock. The Lords Supper %vill be ob- ýservecL. New members will be recexved on confession of f aith and by letters fromn other churches. We invite vou to worship with us. T4e music program for the m orning worship wiil be as follows: organ prelude, 'March, Religieuse,". Guiln'ant; proces- .,ioal. nGod.the Lord, a, King Re- Values of General Education'Is-Study. Con ference Subject A North Shore study,.conference on the values. of general educatior in the sècondary'sehool, sponsored byr the ýNorth Shore 'branch' of the Progressive' Education associati-on., will be held at New Trier Ttownship, High school EPriday 'an& Saturday of this wéèek, Conference, leaders will includie: Jack Anderson, North Shore Coun- try'Day school;,Donalid Boyrer, Sko- kie school, Winnetka; Robert Car- ponter, New Trier High school; Doný aid. Cawelti,, Skokie school.1 New* Trier;, Harry .Herron,- New4 Trier; Mliss Alma Hurst, New. Trier; Mrs. Jane Winter Lighter, New1 Trier: Ray Logan, Skokie; Lloyd1 Long, Skokie; Richard Massman, *North Shore; Paul Misner, Glencoe1 public schools; Chandler, Montgom-1 eéry, Winnetka publie schools; Miss Catherine Murphy, New Trier; Stan. ley Peterson., New Trier; William .Reilly: New Trier, Bailey Shearer. R. L.. White,, North Shore, and Fred- erick C. Windoes, New Trier. Freedom of Speech Is Sermon Subjeot 0f the many vexing problems beý- fore, the democratic governments to- day none appears more formidable than the question of freedom of scph. In his sermon bhcforci the BORDENS CHEZS 2 3 9 A& P FANCY -TINY WHOL.E GREEN.BEAÂNS.., GRADE NO02 A 2CANýS29'- BOKAR COIFFEZ. 2BAs35 QUEEN 'ANNE PAP .ER NAPKINS BOX 0F5 80 c A& P GRADE A SAUER KRAUT ......4 NO. 2ý2 CANS 5 NOQDLES P*ÇG. 1 Oc ANN fAOE VSTR BRRZY -e.JAR 290 2 CANS 1 9C Ch leken, CAN King REX MINER". SOA....LGE. BOX 9 o eocaY- for the. holiday-~ The Girl Scouts will m eet Wednesday0 afternoon. ___ Mi. and Mrs.1 George E. Shir The Boy scouts wiUi meet Wednesday of Muskegon, Mich., spend Th, eveliflg. - . giving with bis mother, Mrs. Ge Our Wèdflésdy Evefi3g Bible Hour Shipman of 432 Warwick road, :meets. aità oock Wednesday evening in ilworth.