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FUMST CHURCE 0OF CHRIST, SCIENi-iST Tenth Streetand Central Avenue WILUEI-FE, ILLINOIS Sunday Services-i î1 a.m. ýWednesdayii-Testimonial -Mceting-8 p.m. Sundav School Exercises-9 :45 a.m. OCTOIIER 8, 1939 S blect:ARE SIN, DISEASE AND. DEATH REAL?. READING ROOM -1133 Central Avenue, Open Daiiy 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Wednesday 9 A.M. to 7:4Ç*P.M. Saturday 9 A.M. ta 9 P.M. The Bible and Works of Mary Baker Eddy, and alother authorized Chrstian Science Literature may be mail, borrowed or purchased at the Reading Room. rtyx Pouteca R 5ALI11iNVTii) ô AiýrtND in CHURJC SERVICE AND VISIT THEF READING O ROI Ilere 18 Your Chance to -Get the For Only, The luncbeon is an annual event at which plans are laid for the-fIaL, programs of the club and the nmem- bership drive is started.. Due to the careful, deta lied planning of, the pre- cinct organization each drive for memIbersAheclub has ever conduct- ed, has netted. an ever-increasing membership WOrker Iln Eachllock Every precinct inthe township, is divided, by, the club's -precinct chair- mnan into zones of blocks with a worker. for each block. As, a resuit, every house in the township is'vieît- ed to interest al womn m ithis Re- publican club. "Because the most direct work for better government in the United States must be done through a pàrty," Mrs. Edward B. Hall, the club's president states; "our club was organized an an independent. sel-goyerning bodly to workc witin the Republican Party for the cause of good government in our county, our state and our country."ý Investigates Candidates The club's special concern. is that better candidates shall be nominated at the primaries. The club investi- gates carefully the records and qual- ifications of ail candidates for publie office before recomniending them for endorsement and the majorities but aiso to the tborough, 'conscienti- ous work of its- block workers who know the voters in their districts and who see to it that the voters ,know the work of the club. Mrs. Rollin D. Wood, Winnetka, first vice-president and organization chairman, and Mrs. T. Roswell Coy- ne, Kenilworth, general membership. chairman, are in charge of the pro- gram for the luncheon on Tuesday. District 21 Session to Convene Si Wilmette Auditorium This Friday Parent-Teacher associations of the North Shore area will meet in joint session Friday, October 6, in. the auditorium of the Arthur H. Howard, sehool, 1701 Spencer avenue, Wil- me tte. Trhere will be morning and afternoon meetings. This convention combines 9bser- vance o! Parent-Teacher Wèek, pro- claimed by Governor Borner, with the annual conférence ofDistrict 21, Illinois Congress o! Parents and Teachers. The Central-Laurel'and the Logan- Howard - Highcrest Parent - Teacher associations o! Wilmette will be joi nt conference hosts. The program for the day follows: Mornlng Session 9:30 a.*m. Registration 10:00 a.m. Invocation - Dr. G. D. Ahli- son, Wilmette Baptist church. Greetings-J, R. Harper. superintend. ent, Wlmette Publie sohools,; Lowell F. Todd, principal of Howard school. Response..Mrs. Sterling P. Williarns Minutes of 1938 Meeting-Mrs. George W. Adams. 10:15 a.m. Symposium: Essentials in Character Education for the Child Physical Heaith ...Dr. Bertha Shafei- Mental Heaith ....... Mrs. W. F. Krahi Knowiedge and Skills. .Mrs. Edward W. Jackson Working for a Purpose .... .Mrs. F. Rus- sell Lyon 11:00 a.m. Round Tables. Pvesidents...... Mrs. F._ Russell Lyon lst vice-president, I.C.P.T. Secretaries ..-.ý...... Mrs. George Ives Secretary, I.C.P.T. Treasurers and Budget.. Mrs. Frank A. Damin. treasurer. I.C.P.T. Program....... Mrs. Uolland Fiagler Chairman, I.C.P.T. Legislation ......... .Mrs. Paul Madden Summer Round Up and Health.... .Mrs. Leonard H. Graf,> Chairman, I.C.P.T. Publications and National Parent, Tèacher...Mrs. Herbert HI. Siddali Chairman, I.C.P.T. Publicity....... Mrs. Raloh E. Stoetzel. 4th vice-president, I.C.P.T. Radio............ Mrs.. B. L. Mitchell i