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SemnTheme-" Religion at 89De grees.. .Below" Thiùs message was sug-e, gested by a reading of Rear Àdmiralî Ths ume omuiyservices are scheduled to occupy, one hour a"" they promote a long-standing feflowshap between neighboring churches. If you are a stranger. or a visitor in Wilmette you- will feel at home right aàway in these sirnple, brief, united serv- Ices. Mr~. Iindley is in residence at the manse through July and Dr. Allison will be here for pastoral services in August. ,Miss Barbara Burge, Miss Muril Cralg, and Miss Ruth Mestiien are ià attendance at the. SecondYoung People's conference at Tower Hil. Thejy have been selected as officiai delegates at this famnous Summer- Assembly and In- stitute, where two hundred IlnoisL high- ichooler. meet for reereation, feflowship and leadership training. Iloly Comforter tenilworth avenueandWarwi4ck road Rev. Leland H. Danforth, rector 9 A.M. - Music from Memorial Sing- ing Tower. 9:30 A.M. - HoIy Communion. Brief sermon by the Rev. A. H. Forster. *During the rector's summer holiday, the Rev. Mr. Forster (815 Ridge ter- race, Evanston, Gre. 3214) will be on eaUl, in case of emergency. He wlll ta)ce over the service at 9:30 A.M. every Sun- day i July, the Il o'clock service being omitted an'the smmr schA..1e Saturday, 3l 8, from 10:,30 a. m.t to 6 p m., a Garden Party for the benefit of the Lake Bluff pohanage will be held at Belorme, 1 130 North 'Sheridan, road, Lake Forest. Activities have beeni plan- nied for both adults and children. There rwiU., be pony rides, a' pet show, Puppet shows, a fashion show, luncheon, and a cake sale. Engalish Lutheran 1010 Central avenue, Wilmette. The Rev. David R. Kabele, pâstor. SUNDAY SERVICES Early service ....... ....... 8:30 a.mn. Church sehool .........9:30 a.m. Second service................l a.m. lne mugefor the services. of woeMbp Prelude-Ncturne......Chadwick Solo ........... ............... Selected SJerome Nevins Offertory-Ave Verum ......... Mozart I'g.,ttLL. TL. 1Ievens ae eih 1 from "-Creation-..........Havdn Victoria' McLeod-Ministry of Music The Wornan's society will meet Thurs- day afternoon of this week at 2 o'cloek at 1010 Central avenue. Mrs. D. C. Lightner will be the speaker. Afl are welcome. Our Church scbool will convene every Sunday morning throughout the' sumrner rnonths. During JuIy and Augizst the school will convene at 9:30 o'elock. Our Early service is for your conveni- Wheellng. A sign will mark the. entrance. An open-air service w1211 be hield on the grounds at il oeélock. Cars. will leave the church between 9:30 and 10. in the alternooni there will be a full program for both Young and old., -For those whfo cannot> attend the outing therç w*l1 be a service in church at il1 o'clock, conducted 'by Candidate R. Fechner, ,a recent graduate of our Coni- cordia .Theologicai Semlnary ,mn.St. Louis. -The order of serviee wfIllnlude. the.foflowmng: Prelude-Allegro 'molto,........ Wigner Introitý-Hear, 0 Lord, When 1 Cry With My Voice" . Schmauck Offrtory--Canzonetta......Rockwell The Sermon...Candidate R. Fechner. Postlude-' Processional, March' ....... ........... Frysfiger The Sunday school will resumne its ses- sions on July 16, continuing the remnain-- der of the summer months. Provisions have been made to give each member of the staff a month's Vacation. The il o'clock class for littie children has been gisctinued'-for the s-umrnem'; but its members are attending the 9:30 classes. Bibile Church 886 Elm street Howard A. Hermansen, minister Sunday, July 9 9:45 a. m. - Bible School Hour. 11 a.m. - Preaching Service. 5 p.ni. - Bible Fellowship Group. Sunday service, July 9 at Il A. M. ln this church with the Rev. John G. Hild. ley, guest-preacher, in charge of the united worship. Dr. Hindley bas ainouticed a fascin. ating theme "Religion at 89 Degrees. B. elow." He says hie found this. ser- -mon in Rear Admirai -BYrd's book., 'AIone." These. Summer Community. services have been described as bright, brief, and, brotherly." Last Siinday the conc. gregation was dismissed punctually at, 12. Visitors are invited to attend and reg- ister in the Guest Book of the church. Newcomers to the cemmunity wîll* find these union services a happy intro- duction to, our lovely .village.: People fromf far and wide are finding, the unîted service an interesting. rendtzvous with God and.,their neighbors., Mr. Hindley can always. be'reached at his home.in cases of pastoral need or emergency. Charles Baptista, speaker. 5 p.m. - Christian Crusaders. high school and college-age group. will conduet a round table discussion un- dicr the e 1adership of Morris. Nelson and Severt Andrewson. 7:45 p.m. - Gospel singing and mes- sage. Harry Dixon Loes, well-known gospel hymn composer and singer. and member of Moody Institute fac- ulty will sing and speak. Tuesday, JuIy il 8 p.m. - Monthly Church Buisiness Meeting. Tbursday, July 13 7:45 p.m. - Midweek service of praise,. praîse and Bible Study. "Our Gard lie minister'ý iug, July 9. Le, seiai miu servc wl De as zoulows, ninetY miles west on the Lincoln High- Organ Prelude: way. A very fine programn has 'been ar- "Adagio" (Sonata Romantica) .... Yen raneed for the day. The program in- -Peace cof God" .............. Shure cludes a concert at 3 p.m. by the Kable Sol: "ut Marie Briel Brothers 129th Irfantrv b,-nd of Mt. Mor- Sol: -utthe Lord ia Mlndful ris, Ill. Attend this homecoming and get ..f Bis Own- .. ......... Mendlssohn acquainted with the fine institutions of Florence Farrar our church. Organ Offertory: "Air"--------..Handel Organ Postlude: A Summer school for church Workers -"roccata in G-"......... Demnorest wll be held at Long Lake Bible Confer- The Evanston office of the Illinois State Eniployment service moved this week to new and larger quar- ters at 1033-5 Davis street. Additional responsibilities in con- nectiori with the handling of benefiti dlaims under the Illinois Unemploy-1 ment compensation act made thisl change necessary.1 the third week of, unemployment after July 1.- Maximum Benefit $16 The1 maximum w e e k 1 y benefit amount wîll b e $16, and the mini-ý rhum $7. No one will be able to re- ceive benefits for more than 16 weeks within a year's time. The exact weekly benefit amount and the exact The pastor wlll h i the pulpitI The PaBstor la available upon eus througbogt the month or..uly. His sers for Pastoral services. Phone WIl.. 3876. ~o-wek witig peiodaisomanand augter, Eleanor, of San- >e served. This means that dusky, Ohio, who were here for lits wifll ot receive benefits several days. Last week-end Mr. Lfirst two weeks of unem- and Mrs, Chronic entertained Mr. nt after JuIy 1. Thé first and. Mrs. C. M. Inneil of Chicago, pavmen .ts wiIl be Madle ater thçir two sons, and a cousin.