The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

tend ehurch regularly! S. John's Lutheran Wlmette and Park avenues J. H. Gockel, pastor . FR IV Qm 9:15 a.m--First. -service. 9:0a.m.-Sunday sehoolahd ' cia ss. 10:55 a.in.-Sunday sholclass children 0of three to five 'ye.ars. 11 a.M.-ecofldservice., Bible The order of service at 1.ocokwl include-the fol lowing:- Prelude Andante espressivo ......Safnt-Saens Introit -"Thy Testimonies Are Very Sure"......... Sehmauck Solo......... .LolitaBertling "Lid "* -* **Fa. Robert Schur'nann The Sermnon-"TeFtel Bùsnes- ........ ........ Luk e 2:49. Installation of Church Councul. Postlude-.Postludé.......Merkel The Luther an H-our is broadcast every Sunday afternoon at 3:30 over a nation. wîde hookup. The local outiet is WCFL, 970 kc. Dr. W. A. Maier o9'f St. Louis is the spekeran~d male and rnixed chorus. es supply the m~usic. The Evening circle- -of the Ladies Ad society' is scrving a supper. next Týhurs- d ay at 6:30. Make reservatii>m by phon- ing Mrs. V. Il. Suhr at Wlmette 3831., MEETINGS Ladies' Aid society, today. 2 p.m. Open house, today, 8 to Il p.m. Sunday school staff, Friday, 8 p.11. Junior Walther League. Friday, 8 p.rn. * Children's Christian education 'classes, Saturday, 9:30 a.i-n.;, Wednesday, 4 p.m. Adult catechumen classes,' Monday,i 7 :30 'an d 9 :30 p . m. . n e s u s Open meeting of voting e dayv, 8 p.m.gmeier.Tus Rible Chiurch 886 Elm Street. Winnei(tka3 Hôxard A. Hermansentninister, PRAYER WEEK Prayer week services continue ilight- Iy except Saturday through Sunday_ Jan. uary 8, with the- Rev.. W. Talbot.1lind- ley from Jamnaica, British West IndiesA as guest speaker. Mr. Talbot.IlindleS, will speak three times on Sunday, at 11 a.m;, at 5 p.m. to the Bible Fellow.. ship Qroup, and at 7:30ini the evening. Subjects for the week are as follows:a Thtirsday, Jan. 5.- "The Master's Marks" 13 Friday, Jan. 6 -. "The, Master's Music" rIubDard Woods. That -she wili be missed by her many friends was evidenced by theriurnber who paid her tribute by attending solemn. high mass at. Sacred' Heart church the Monday following her, death., A brother, Edward, W. McDqnnell of, Hubbard Woods, also survives her, JAMES FRANCIS, ROWLEY Funerail services' for James Fran- cis Rowley, former resident of Wil- mette. Who died at thè home of his daughter. Mrs. Blaine Korrady, '1353 Towerroad, Hubbard Woods, on Sat- ýurday, were, held a t, the. Scottjsh Rite- cathedral,, Chicago,, on Tuesday afternoon. Burial was, at, Oak Woods cemetery. Mr. Rowley, who was 79 years old, had been a manufacturer of artificial. limbs for riearly 60 years. He had been ili fôr six mnonths. Ris wife passed away -in -Augtist. MR$. LULU CONDIT Mrs. Lulu Josephine Condit, wife of Dr. Frank L. Condit and niother of Dr. Harold S. Condit, 614 Laurel a ,venue, Wilmettè, died Suddenly on Wednesday morning of last week at her home, 1513 HIinmoan avenue, E v- anston. She was 73 years of~ age. Funeral services were held on Fri- day afternoon in the First Presby-ý BLIEROSE* lICE Quo 3 bib'3 ARMOUR CORNES SEEF . . . 2cnl7 scnools~, cueci of a 'heart .attack or Monday at the Indian Trail Tea room, 507 Chestnut street, Winnetka. The body was taken to Willhamsport, Pa., for burial on Thursday. Hie is survived by a foster son, Svencl A. Boesen. Mr.a ndda VISITOR,ç R. F. Uni Sunday, january 8, 4:30 PA] stringed. orchestra will refreshments served. Sin TIhursday, January 12, 2 P.: Norse Ch ristrnas program. A fifteen piece Ly. There will be special singing. Aiso g around the .Christmas tree in the eveniuÎg. Ladies' Aid society meets at S. Mellibg, J2659 N. -Central- Park Ave., Evanston SWANSIOWN CAE LO lam .. . . . . . con