Christian Science Services Set for Sunday in Wilmette
Love will be the subject at First Church of Christ Scientist Wilmette services Sunday January 29 at 11 oclock in the edifice at 1003 Central Avenue Sunday school convenes at 945.
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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1933
Page
9
Love will be the subject at First Church of Christ Scientist Wilmette services Sunday January 29 at 11 oclock in the edifice at 1003 Central Avenue Sunday school convenes at 945.
Elinore Bartlett pleads with Dan Newton to retrieve a sentimental note from Mrs Summers desk. Dan climbs in through a gym window and is caught by the janitor who offers to report him. He considers bribery with a knife and coins but recalls his parents and integrity, unsure how to proceed.
S R Logan principal of Skokie school Winnetka writes to editor Kk W Weber of Wilmette Life praising The Deeds of Dan as a weekly series. He notes strong junior high interest in moral questions and supports using case conference to stimulate ethical standards with neutrality.
Jack McConnell of Wilmette wins a one dollar prize for a letter answering what he would do if he were Dan. He proposes calling the Explorer's Club president for a three month loan at six percent, remaining open and above board with Sam Sharp, and laying his cards on the table to avoid bringing disgrace to family or club.
Mr and Mrs Harry Weese hosted Henry Jackson Gibson Walters and Gaylord Brown with Brown's mother Mrs J Manley Clark of Freeport Ill at dinner Sunday. The men were guest artists at the Chamber Music concert at the Kenilworth club Sunday afternoon.
A letter argues that group discussion among children creates standards guiding individuals. The writer praises efforts to present ethical issues to youth and asserts every institution bears an educational responsibility. Reading the paper fully fosters social understanding and family educational value, while some newspapers harm children and families.
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