St Augustine Parish Plans Holy Communion Services and Camp
Trinity Sunday services at St Augustine's will feature Holy Communion at 8 and 11 with a sermon. Barnabas day observances at 6 o'clock Monday. Summer break for two St Augustine's school sessions starting next Sunday, June 18. Camp planned at Lake Ripley Wisconsin starting June 14. boys urged to sign up with Dr Carle.
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St. Augustine’s
Barnabas
St. Augustine's
Sanson
Lake Ripley
Wisconsin
Carleon
Sermon Aims To Guide Grads And Adults Next Sunday
First Presbyterian Church announces a morning service at 11 oclock with a sermon touching graduation, vocation, and doubt. The Children’s Day program drew 633 attendees after rain disrupted last week and the church location is Ninth Avenue.
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First Presbyterian Church
Wondon
the Presbyterian Church
Ninth At
Oa Ed Avenue
Baptist Church Plans Village Fair and Series of Portrait Talks
The Baptist church announces a full community fair all day with nonstop activities. Sunday morning features Mr. Stifer's Portraits of Christ series from the New Testament, with topics spanning Matthew to Revelation and Paul.
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Stifer
Ist
Christ
Luky
Matew
Mark
Luke
John
God
Paul
Philemon
Wilmette church schedules and contact details
The Wilmette Baptist Church invites all to services at Wilmette and Forest Avenues. Choir rehearsals are Thursday at 7 45 PM. Wolf Cubs meet at headquarters from 3 to 5 Saturday. Rev Francis C Stiffer may be reached in the mornings or by appointment. Church office run by Miss Badger open 9 to 5 daily and 9 to 12 Saturdays. Telephone Wilmette 2235.
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Wilmette
Special Children's Day Services at English Lutheran Greenleaf
English Lutheran Greenleaf and Seventh William Guise pastor announce special Children's Day services at the church 10 30 AM in place of the usual Sunday school and church services. The program includes a choir and a concert on Wednesday evening June 1k at 8 o'clock with soloist Mrs Fred Lecheler assisted by Mrs Armanda Burhop and daughter from Chicago.
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Greenleaf
William Guise
Fred Lecheler
Armanda Burhop
Chicago
Ed Liddell
Graduates Day and Union Picnic Highlight Congregational events
The Congregational Church schedules a Glenview Forest union picnic for tomorrow with family participation and games. On the third Sunday in June Graduates Day honors youths from grammar and high school. Mr Lloyd will speak on The Soul of Youth with Mr Cain directing suitable music. Roosevelt Troop No 2 celebrates a Field Day victory with a banquet and Scout Bradford Hutson will receive Eagle status. The Neighborhood circle meets at Ms J B Olwin’s home. Church school officers and teachers hold a year end dinner conference. Cosy Corner circle hosts Mrs Morton L Paterson. Blue Birds meet at the church and choir rehearsal proceeds. Names of graduates and Bible recipients are listed.
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Congregational Church
Glenview Forest Preserve
Lloyd
Tor
Cain
Roosevelt
Bradford Hutson
Linus Smith
A. H. Howard
J. B. Olwin
Lake Avenue
Boys Choir Benefit Concert at St Augustine’s June Camp
The St Augustine's Boys Choir and Choirmaster Thomas H Fullerton present a benefit concert on June 16 at Parish House 1126 Ilmette Ave to support their Lake Ripley Camp. The program, described as exceptionally attractive, will lead into a ten day camp starting June 24 at Lake Ripley, with proceeds from the annual concert funding the camp.
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St. Augustine's
Lake Ripley
Wis
Innes Couple Plans Europe Tour For 10th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Donald R Innes of Wilmette will depart June 19 for a two month tour of England and the Continent. They sail from Montreal on the Regina June 21 and plan visits to London for the exposition Paris for Bastille Day Belgium Holland and tulip country aiming for a barrel of tulips next year.
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Europe
Donald R. Innes
Oakwood Avenue
England
Wilmette
Montreal
Es 4
Regina
Liverpooe
Ian
London
France
Belgium
Holland
Agra
Switzerland and then home dear old Wilmette
The line evokes a journey from Switzerland back to Wilmette, capturing a traveler’s return and affection for the hometown. It hints at nostalgia and the appeal of familiar surroundings after distant travel.
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Switzerland
Wilmette
Ministers Explain Plan of Vacation Bible School
Ministers outline the plan for an upcoming Vacation Bible School session set to begin on Monday June 23. The article notes the program details and progress while reference to another column of Witmerre Lure appears in this issue.
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Witmerre Lure
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American Legion
Boy Scouts
Byron C. Stolp
Boy Scout
Zipf
New York
Carleton
St. Augustine's Club House
J. F. Trump
George J. Phillips
Boy Scoutse
Girl Ives
Ps Wil Ead Ae Pier Ges
Ch N
Phape
Wolf Cubs
The
Missionary Society
Peater
Wedge
Norwood Park
Rev
Alonzo Crouse
Genevieve Thon
Seasen
Morton L. Paterson
Chestnut Avenue
Blue Birds
Mr. Cain
Pri
Alison Katherine Thompson
Priscilla Wheelock
Donna Zoernech
Donald Briggs
John Cutler
Ronald Fuermann
Robert Fletcher
Miles McDonald
Franklin Otis Gooch
McCabe
Walter Merrill
Herbert Pelott
Allan Rossman
Edward Schmidt
Richard Steen
Selin Tideman
Ion
Directory OF Churches
St. Augus Eliane Near
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Wilmette and
Park Aves
Hermon W. Meyer
Wilmette Baptist Church
Forest and
Wilmette Aves
Francis Stifler
First Congregational Church
Lake and Wilmette Aves
Stephen A. Lloyd
Ninth and Greenleaf
George P. Magill
the First Methodist Church
Gilbert Stansell