Northwestern University to Stage Kempy Play
The Campus Players will present Kempy by E C and Elliot Nugent on March 23 25 and 30 at 8 pm in Annie May Swift hall Evanston campus. The Nugents also wrote Poor Nut.
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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1927
Page
2
The Campus Players will present Kempy by E C and Elliot Nugent on March 23 25 and 30 at 8 pm in Annie May Swift hall Evanston campus. The Nugents also wrote Poor Nut.
William Steinhoff known as Radio Bill opens Ridge Electric and Radio shop on Ridge avenue Wilmette after leaving F. W. Norton gas station employment.
St Johns Lutheran Wilmette at 406 Prairie Avenue lists services 9:30 Sunday school 9:45 first sermon 11:00 second sermon The Lenten service is March 23 at 7:45 with the topic Christ and the Skeptic A noonday Lenten series begins March 28 at Adelphi theater Dearborn Street. Women’s bakery sale March 19 funds organ fund Plans for new chancel furniture and altar are announced.
The text argues that laws cannot make a person righteous before God and that genuine righteousness comes only from the heart’s recreation by the Holy Ghost through gospel preaching, not state enactments or penalties. It emphasizes that sinfulness cannot be altered by human laws.
The Educational Program of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod requires candidates for the ministry to complete a high school classical course, a junior college program, and a three year theological course. Students must know at least two modern languages and have reading knowledge of Latin Greek and Hebrew. The Synod operates ten preparatory schools serving 2504 students tuition free. Valparaiso University in Indiana has been under the Mission Synod Educational Society since September 1925.
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