Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-10-01

teacher of Latin in the South Division
High School in Milwaukee.
The Bankers Life Company. Des
Moines, Ia. announces the opening of
a branch Office at Wauwatosa for the
courteous accommodation of their
policy holders and others This dis
trict win be under the direction of
G, A. Stauff. 17s East Center Street
Phone Wauwatosa 1851
The Sunday School OF Moss Memo
rial Chapel will re-essemble after the
summer vacation next Sunday morn
ing at $3.50 with Mr.. Gallaher as SUI
perintendent, Rev James Churn viii
also attend the school and assist in
the work There viii not be any
yesper service in the afternoon.
There will be another meeting in
regard to the Hawley Road Crossing
of the C. NJ & ST T.. r. r. Wednes-
day, October 6. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at
the city hall in Milwaukee, by the
Railway Commission All interested
should be present. This is a very dan
gerous crossing and a man should be
stationed there.
The Annual Business Meeting of the
Underwood Memorial Baptist Church
was held Wednesday evening, Sept.
29 The reports of the various de-
partments showed prosperous year.
The church building and the parson-
age have both been painted on the ex-
terror The Missionary offerings OF
the church have been increased four
fold Officers and committees We're
elected for the ensuing year. The
church membership now numbers 1876.
The attendance, both at church serv-
ices and Sunday School, is at high
water mark.
At a special meeting held last Mon
Gay evening. the congregation of the
st. Matthews Ev. Lutheran Church,
decided to build Guild Hall early
next spring on their property at Wau-
watosa and West Milwaukee Avenues.
This Guild Hall to serve all purposes
temporarily. At present the congrega-
ton meets every Sunday at Third
Avenue and st. Charles Street and ex-
tends a hearty welcome to ALL both
young aud old. Ask your neighbors
and they will tell you of the wonder
full services and the courtesies extend
ed to them thus far Sunday School
at 9:15 A. NJ and church services at
1890 A. NJ Come one and ALL
The program for the celebration of
the 18TH anniversary of the Under
wood Memorial Baptist Church, Sun
day, Oct. 10, is taking definite shape.
In the morning Promotion Sunday
win be observed in the Sunday school
Rev Mark f. Sanborn, a former pas
tor, will preach at Morning Worship.
AT p. IN. Baptist Fellowship sery-
ice will be held, TO which all the Bap-
lists of Milwaukee are invited. Rev.
w. I. Dorward win be the principal
speaker In the evening the sister
churches of Wauwatosa are invited to
participate, and their pastors will
speak. More details will be published
next week
Prof J L. Taintor. head of the Eng
lish department of Ripon College viii
speak at the congregational Taber-
nacie next Sunday morning ON Chris
tian Education" The new term OF the
Go-to-Church Band begins next Sun
day. The c. f, meeting at p NJ.
is planned to resume the activities OF
the Community Forum Sunday eve
ming, Oct 10th. Program viii be an
nouaced later Concrete basement
floor OF the new Congregational church
was laid last week and now the plas-
terers are at work. The carpenters
are busy with the concave ceiling of
tho auditorium.
Students in High Schools in every
section OF the state are entered in the
Salvation Army High School poster
contest which has just been started in
connection with the Salvation Army
drive for 1927, 200 which starts October
18th. The basis of the award viii de-
pend on the number entering the con
test SIS viii be given for the best
poster, SIS tor the second best and
$40 for the third if more than three
hundred posters are made. If more
than two hundred are finished the
first prize win be SIS and if more than
one hundred are turned out the win
ner Will get $40. The second and third
prizes varying accordingly. Each
High School faculty will select the
poster to represent the school in the
State contest at Milwaukee. Racine.
Waupaca, Barron, Union Grove.
Avoca, Nekoosa, Platteville and Bar.
ron were the first High Schools to