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WILME'ITE LIFE , FR!f).\ Y, MARCH 7, 1924 NOTED ORGANIST COE Coach Grinnell's Xew Trjer . basket TO THE BAPTIST CHURCH ball team ea ily sent the Kenilworth Wilmette Teams Win While Kenilworth Lags Behind ··!.:ight Hawks" dowu to a 37-8 defeat The Wilmette Bc1ptist church, which Thursday night, February 28, and thus is soon to formally open its new edifice started a rather gloomy week of the Wilmette and Forest aven , has se- court game for the Kenilworth .~e~ms. cured the services of William H. Bar- The same night that the ~tght nes of Evanston as organist of the Hawks" lost also saw the Kenilwo~~h church. "Heavies" go down bdorc the \\ tiAn unusually fine organ, built by mette "Heavies" by a score of 13-11. the Austin Organ company of HartLast Monday the Kenilwor_th ford , Conn ., is now being installed "Hea\'ies" turned in the ::\:ew Tner with ample resources for all church team and took a 33-18 ga me \'Cry requirement s. Mr. Barnes assisted in handily but the "~ight Hawks" lo,t the selection and drawing the speei- a clo~c' game to the \Vilmett e "Terfications as he has done for numerous ror ~" by a 10-8 score. Thi s is one of other churches. He was organi t of the harde~t weeks the Kenilworth the Church of the A . cension of Chi - team' ha\·e encountered during this cago for a year. and for the pa s t twelve current se a son, but Wilmette wa s foryears has been organist of Epworth tunate and cam e out without a deM . E . Church, Edgewater. He is al so feat. secretary of the Xationai :\s~ociation ).Janda\· night. ~larch 10. th e Kenilof Organi t . Organ Building and worth "Kigth Hawks" will me et the organ playing is a hohhy with him. Wilmette "Terror;," in the Kenilworth ¥/hen he is not engaged in his regular gymna s ium for th e "crucial" encounhu inc ·s acth·itie as secreta ry and ter. trea sure r oi A. R. Harne' and com- ~ The "Pi rates," headed by "Red" ~any a J ar!!~' railr ~ad pr.inting esta.h - H a ra , still lead the afternoo~ gymltshm ent. h1 s delt~ht 1 s to ass1st nasium cla ~s league at Kentlworth . churche ' who are in th e throes of Th ey are quite confident of being the buying a new organ in making an I guests of honor at the entertainment intelligent ~e lection, a task usually ..., hich the other members of the difficult for the average organ com- league wilt give to the winning team, mittee hecause of th e highly spec ial- 'llthouyh the "\Vhite Mules" under the ized _technic:tl and musi.cal kn ow led~o?e leadership of Johnny Agsnall are req UJred , and then to gtve the church creeping up in the percentage column, ::~n openin!l recital in order to prove and it now seems that th ey will quite that they ha\'e selected wi se ly. The serious!\· dispute the leadership. recital is usually accompanied hy a ' -------r!iscourse on Orflan tone and mechanBUILD CHIMNEY H~G!-IER · i~rn. which renders more clear some T'1 e Jamrs \Vigrinton rompanv of of t~e mysteries of the organ speci- E\·anston was en17agcd this week ficat1on . heightenin g the chimney on the Recently he p erformed this service lage hall. Six feet were added ~long with Clarence Eddy at the open~ - tack which had heen m g of the new organ .at the Buena "smoke screen" for the Memorial Baptist church where there tr al business section were more than 2,000 present. months. are asked to communi~ate with. Col. Just as we were becoming accus - Denman at ht, offices m the Vtllage tomed to addressing our ,; uperintend- hall. e nt of police a s ":\I ajar : · h~ annexes the rank of "Lieuten ant Colonel." In other word s it is no lon ger Major Albert Denman .' for h e had ju t recently received his commissio11 in the Officers Reserve Corps as Lieutenant Co lonel. Col. Denman, as we shall hen ceforth ca ll him, is keet1ly int e rested in recruiting young men of the \·illageages 18 to 24-for the citizens military training camp to be held next August ncar Battle Creek, ~Ii ch. The camp will continue for abo ut one month, he states, and pro\'iclc s a Phone Wilmette 735-J delightful vacation spell for any young man, with all expenses paid. In adWilmette Catch Basin dition to uniform and board, the campers receive careful medical attention Cleaner and interesting entertainment feature s are provided. Tran sportation to and from the camp is also provided by the 1135· Central A·n. government. "This is an excellent opportunity for (Licensed) young men to spend a delightful a nd profitable vacation at a point dist..ant at expense to the camper." COL DENMAN RECRUITS and Col. Dcnn .. n explains. FOR CITIZENS' CAMP Young interested the camp 110 1 from ho me in an interesting locality ln the . Village · Theatre Building lllC II i~ The Have Your Catch Basins Cleaned Now! Viliage Chocolate Shop For Your Sandwiches, Ice Cream, Pop Corn and Candy. Where Quality Chocolate Rules George Brittian, Prop. Gilbert D, rc main office Ch icago, at Cowles, 217 ~1 nd Clive J. Kenilworth, Tay lor. will Forest. .\ desirahl :>2 \\' . Deer1 ha· been o ;tct ive chaq fiCC will opl try homes ; tow n as we Forest, itsel Gilbert D. ized in 1920 in \Vinnetk; Deerfield al t ion to the Jack~on a\'C Cowles at sold out wi a suhdivi i Chic a!!o's s1 and B2nd ~ Colfax ave~ sent time m g ra ph hu.il( well eqUI])I ha 1 ·ing ere I Chicago di Both org; close coop advan1age t their respe s~ burba~ 100 Per \\"ilmette evening. Fe membership professional held its se noon of th Country c wecklv lun attendance. Tuesday' the enjoym prepa red Country cl t he compte was annout the charter would be weeks. Wilmette every We o'clock. Are Now. Due and Payable After March 15 all bill must be paid at the County Treasurer's office in Chicago. a · long estabsuccessful retail and wholebu:siness in Chicago is offered t a price which will show an unusually large return on investment. The buyer will also take position in Company with a good salary if desired. A thorough investigation is offered to hona fide prospects. ·' Wilmette egion has 111 Wilmett otlng to s ~)ph E. H. KERR, Village Collector Grosse Poi to succeed J. Moore, Young great war with the "~ht." c. Adclreu: Wilmette Life-A92 al~· .· n v man's ~on tin st~rvice where The Wiimett~: ~tiiidi~ Material '6,~ has incorporated under the name of ANNOUNcEMENT 4Q years. ·· The M Wilm Spring Cleaning Our high grade workman hip and incom parable service· has made a big hit with the discriminating rug owners of the North Shore. We advise you to have your rugs cleaned and repaired by us before the rush season sets in. Arrangements can be made now so that work can be attended to when it is most convenient for you, without extra charge. Meyer ·Coal & Material Co. Inc. HEAT has landed the first prize at the Comfort Show. We have an abundant stock of the best hard fuel ever freighted to this town. A ton of it belongs in your home now-order it today. Meyer Coal & Material Co. Inc. (Formerly The Wilmette Building Material Co.) General Office and Yard: 44 7 Main Street Phone Wil. 1733 Officers: Dea Plainea Yard: 1155 Lee Street Phope Dea Piauiea A ram K. Mestjian · 511 Maia St. Willaette lMt Bernard Mey.,r, Pna. Joa. A. Wolach n, Treu. Lewis E. Jah.na, Sec. 82 '