June 17, Third Sunday after Trinity.
Sunday school, 9:45 a.m.
Swedish morning service, 10:45 a.m.
English evening service, 8:00 p.m.
Tuesday evening, choir rehearsal.
The Miriam Circle will have a business meeting in the church after choir practice.
Wednesday afternoon the Ladies' Aid will meet in the Feder Nelson home. Mrs. Clouse Lunoquist and Mrs. Feder Nelson entertain the society.
Thursday evening the Luther League meets. Friday afternoon the Willing Workers.
PLANE LANDING MADE SAFE
British Inventor Constructs Shock-Abscorbing Chassis for Air Machines.
An airplane undercarriage that is practically "uncrushable" is the remarkable product of a British inventor. The new landing chassis looks to the uninitiated like any ordinary two-wheeled undercarriage, but it is fitted with an ingenious system of pneumatic cylinders which prevent accidents, even when the machine is being landed by an inexperienced pilot.
In a recent test of the new undercarriage, Herbert Hinkler, holder of the Lyman-Stop flight record to Turin, demonstrated that it would withstand shocks which would smash the ordinary chassis. He flew the machine at full speed into the ground from a height of 11 feet at an angle that  would have turned an ordinary airplane over on its nose. The undercarriage absorbed the shock without even bouncing.
Sunflower is twenty feet high. 