DEDICATE TRINITY M E CHURCH NEXT SUNDAY OCT 19
Details for the dedication of the New Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church on Winchester Ave at Ninety-ninth Street are completed. The dedication sermon will be preached by Bishop Thomas Nichol with Rev. P H Swift and others assisting. A week of festivities includes a Tuesday organ dedication and a Wednesday Home-Coming Night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Winchester Ave
Ninety- Ninth Street
Thomas Nichol
Detroit
Wm. J. Davidson
Illinois Wesleyan, University
P. H. Swift
D.d.s of
Oak Park
D.D
Rober Stronach
Dr. John
Chicago
Gonavatunize
Edwin Holt Hughes
Euterpean Quartet
Norma Altermatt
Beverly Hills
Robert Strovach
Fleming Bros. Grocery
Hale Ave
E. C. Ballard Dry Goods'Co
Wood Streets
Magon and Lyman ‘Drug
Vanderpoel
95Th Street
J.L. Horsley
Vanderpoel Ave
Beverly
Guy Re Sinclair
102Nd
Austin
Beverly Hills Tennis Club Buys Site for Eight Courts at 9121 Hamilton
Beverly Hills Tennis Club reports full title to a 300 by 179 foot site at 9121 Hamilton Avenue after two year negotiations for 100 dollars. They plan four more courts plus a fraternity house and lockers, reaching eight courts for next season. The club formed two years ago with about twenty members and now has seventy, with room for a few more. Officers include President James C. Spence, Vice-president Fred A. Dieffenbach, and Secretary-Treasurer Geo W. Goes. board members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
James C. Spence
Winchester Avenue
Fred A. Dieffenbach
102nd_ street
Geo. W. Goes
S. Hoyne Avenue
Messrs. James
C. Spence
F. A. Dieffenbach
Gee
W. Goes
F. F. Bradley
Davis Howell
B. H. Jillson
W. B. Ranney
Ralph North
Wm. H. Raymond
N. L. Ritchie
Roland Lawrence
Prince of Wales Meets Local Eagle Scouts at Field Museum
Clarence and Robert Burnham, Eagle Scouts from 11136 S Hoyne Ave, met the Prince of Wales at the Field Museum as representatives of the southwest district. The Prince, head Eagle Scout of England and Wales, spoke briefly and shook hands with the scouts. Mrs Capone and Conrad Capone of Flushing, former Morgan Park residents, stay with Mrs J G Stadelman at 10056 Prospect Ave while en route to California for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Burnham
Robert Burnham
S. Hoyne Ave
Prince of Wales
Field Museum
England and Wales
Boy Scout Headquarters
Prince
Clarence
Robert
Porter Named New Pastor at Church of Christ
Reverend Leland W Porter is chosen to succeed Reverend J F Roesborough as pastor of the Morgan Park Church of Christ. He will preach his first sermon on Sunday November 2. Porter was born in St Paul Minnesota in 1880 and educated at Minnesota University and Macalester College. He has pastored in Helena and Salem and Fargo and served in Detroit and Los Angeles roles with the Christian Church. He married Fay Latham in 1911 and has a ten year old daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
American Legion
Ridge Park Field House
William O. DeSouchet
H. F. Miller
Ralph B. Howe
Ainslie A. Gray
A. L. Shepherd
DeSouchet
Morgan Park Church of Christ
Leland W Porter
J. F. Roesborough
Porter
St. Paul
Minnesota
Minnesota University
Macalester College
Federal Civil Service
Porto Rico
Ministry of
Christian Church
A. D. Harmon
Fay Latham
Howard Lake
Lyceum Reader
F. E. Latham
Minneapolis
Capitol
Helena
Montana
Salem
Oregon
Fargo
North Dakota
National Board of Missions
Detroit City
Morgan Park Association seeks more lights and event date
The Morgan Park Business and Improvement Association met October 18 at Kiskaddon's Hall and set a tentative date of the third Tuesday in January for the annual banquet. They discussed adding lights on Longwood Drive and 115th Street, planned an ice rink on the 113th and Western baseball diamond, and endorsed Red Cross drives and traffic regulations. They also supported zoning changes on Homewood Avenue and urged high school project progress. The Cushbaum's home at 9401 Long Drive reported a stolen car last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Park Business and Improvement Association
Kiskaddon’s Hall
Committee On Games and Sports
113Th and
Western Avenue
American Red Cross
W. E. Sheffner
Minors Safety Council
Longwood Drive
115Th Street
Irving Avenue
Merritt Joins Editorial and Advertising Staff of Suburban Star
William Merritt is introduced as the new editor and advertising chief of the Suburban Star. Publishers state his experience will improve the paper and invite reader and business cooperation to strengthen its role in the local territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. E. Merritt
Suburban Star
The
William ©. Merritt
Merritt
Star
St Barnabas Victors 20 to 0 Over Auburn Boosters
St Barnabas won 20 to 0 against the Auburn Boosters in the hot sun. Star players Turbitt Johnson Lyons Snyder and Flynn led the effort as the team remains unbeaten this year. Next Sunday they face the Roseland Cardinals at Morgan Park High School grounds, with games slated for 3:00 p.m.
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St. Barnabas
Auburn Boosters
S. Barnab
Turbitt
Johnson
Lyons
Snyder
Flynn
Roseland Cardinals
de la Salle
Morgan Park High School
Beverly Hills Girl Sings on K Y W Broadcast
Miss Mary Warthen sixteen year old Morgan Park High student will perform two song groups on K Y W from the Congress Hotel next Saturday evening. She studies under Mrs Warthen and Miss Rush at the Fine Arts building and will sing Cradle Song By the Waters of Minnetonka Winter Lullaby As We Part and Stille Nacht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Warthen
Winchester Ave
Morgan Park High School
K.Y.W
Congress Hotel
Advertising In Star Brings Results
Dr. A R E Wyant of Princeton Avenue sold his brick bungalow and big six Studebaker through two Suburban Star classified ads last week. He bought a new big six Studebaker sedan for his wife who serves as president of the Englewood Woman's Club. Wyant spoke to the Roseland Lions Club on October 16 about Outposts in the Fight Against Cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. KR. E. Wyant
Princeton Avenue
Studebaker Auto
Studebaker
Englewood
Beta Chapter Hosts Kid Party For Rushes At Norbeys
Delta Alpha sorority held a kid party for the rushes at Edna and Dorothy Norbey home 11301 Longwood Drive on Saturday night October 10. Hic games were played and a prize awarded for best costume. Refreshments included cake ice cream animal crackers and candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Chapter Delta Alpha Sorority
Edna
Dorothy Norbey
Longwood Drive
Narrow Escape From Death By Asphyxiation Gas Heater
Mrs William Nehf and her daughter Dorothy narrowly escaped death after both were overcome by gas from a basement heater at 10047 Prospect Ave. Mrs Nehf noticed a headache after returning inside and with Dorothy’s urging lay down. They collapsed but recovered after Dr Fink attended, later improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Nehf
Dorothy
Prospect” Ave
Howse
Pullman Manual Training School Orchestra At Morgan Park Church
The Morgan Park Methodist Church hosted the Pullman Manual Training School Orchestra for a 30 minute concert before evening service. Director James R. H. French led with high order ensemble work. Pastor spoke on Error's Cause urging Bible study and God's power. Next Sunday featured cross hymns sung by a gifted singer with colored lighting. E. E. Campbell supervised electrical effects. Pastor to discuss The Inner Conflict with Senior Choir performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Park Methodist Church
Pullman Manual Training School
James R. H. French
God
E. E. Campbell
Sunshine Literary Club Meets for Poetry Program
The Sunshine Literary Club met Tuesday October 14 at Mrs Geo Winslow's home. The group studied poetry with Mrs Shimmin leading a program on Introduction to Poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Literary Club
Geo. Winslow
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Trinity Mle
Thomas Nicholson
Calumet Trust & Savings Bank
Beverly Post
James J. Crain
Legion
Marcel
Claire Windsor
Monterey Ave
L. W. Porter
Church OF Christ
Association
Morgan Park
Homewood Avenue
Gwood
Cushbaum
Long Drive
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