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WILMETTE LIFE A Weekly 1-·/cu.;s-Jfa~azine for Wilmette and· Kenilworth \\ . 11.\li.T'!T.. 11.1.1:\0h. :\()\·F~lBF.R 27, 1925 NAB NEGRO BURGLAR; = PRICE FI\'E CENTS CANINE IS "SLEUTH" Thief Robs C. S. Clark Home on Washington Avenue and is Caught in Chicago 1 1.· 11 ).. Central P . . T. A. to !ORGANIZE RELIGIOUS Have Xnzas Progra1n . New Responsibility Tuesday, December 8 .____ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.I EDUCATION COUNCIL 'fht' Dt·ct·mhn mc·t· inl.! 1,j tht: l'en -1 P a r l' t1 - T t · a r h e r a . , , o c i a i o n , \\'il~ h:· held _Tt~t·-.cla~·. Ik cctnht·r H. at 1 3 :L; CJ cltll'k 111 tht· Byron Stolp g\·mn· . ·t-.tl111l. .. \ ( ' hri.., ma . , prugr :un. l.l r01 1 ,.u t· c t·nttre ly hy l<1ral tal<·nt. j, --cheduJed iCJr thl· (JlC(l J(Jil . t r a 1- I.:Ill rt ·I \\ork 1111 the part ot. loc al and u;~t ,~~~~ JH 1Jirc re~ll)ted in the. Capture ui a nt·L:" ro \\·ho had broken mto the Cla rk rt-.idt·nn· at 52f> \\·a..,hing .\1 i . , Lul u J<d l.tllthl'll \\·i ll ~..;i\ . a t11 11 tn· nttl' la:-.t Thur~day evening, read in .:.:-. .\1 j..,, \\ ' hitrnack, \\'ilmette' t:1kt ~ clo thing IIHI je\\'clry valued at librarian . " ·ill gi\ t' a talk on adult n1 1 11·t than Sl,OOO. The man, \\'hogan· houk-.. \\bile .\!i.., .. Bri~ht, childrt:n\ hi-. 1.,,nlc a-. Frank Clark. of Chicago. lil,rariatl , \\'i~l gi \ e :-,CJ!llc illuminating \\': 1 .tpturt·d !->hor tl~· hl'ior(: midnight i:llh aiH 1t1t childn·n·, l)()ok-. . ;\ !.{en'!Jy :-~.·rgt. Thoma~ C<1oper and Patrol - nott-. :trit: y c,j ll(Hlk-. will he 011 di . . !ll.tt: \\ ' illiam Kt·n nech· oi thl' \\ ': t- play. h:t--1 -- tati()n in Chicago. ~1 r-.. 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'd. _:·,: 1 · . , · : !t':·:.tl't. Cllllt' hlll 11 t' 11 hi . . l l .· l · · ' : · · :..o ; t "' ' I d \·. a c h . I' r i 1H · 1· I. t (J')uests · t I ·· \\ ;l y c 1 :1 1 1 111111 Ith i d r k fl ! . l.: · · " 1 ' 111 h t· t ·a n-.t lli ...... i"n ! ·1\'.1 ,., . ·.:·!"· ·· · cl i 'l't I ', I ' !'I ' (I t I I I, (. 1 ],, ' :·I ,,. ,1 ·! ,1 l1"tt r··,, nl lw ~ ·I:,·L I )l 'l I . Thomas H. West is Elected Prea· ident of Organization at Friday Meeting \\.ilmette Council of Religious Education Organized. On Friday, November. 20, me1t a:-td women members of vanous churches and other organizations of Wilmette, met at the Wilmette Parish Methodist church to discuss the subject of Religious Education. Thomas H. West, president of the Wilmette Church council, presided at the meeting, and A. J. Coburn acted as secretary. . . n ·r. Frank M. Mc~tbben, asso.ctate secretary of the Chicago counctl of Religious Education, made an earnest appeal for a greater Chri~tian influence in the home as well as m the public chools While expressing his absolute confidence in the youth of today, he maintained that many of our young people are acquiring a 17 -year-old sc ientific education and a ten-~ear_-old religiou · education.. He mamtamed that it is the duty ot the churches and other organizations of such a CO!ll~lu nit,· as \Vilmette tu make reltgt~us education the universal opportumty and priYilege of every boy and girl. c ::,. I 1 I 11 · ·· 1 : , · , · \'. Central Cafeteria Read)' to 11 '" elcon.ze Decen1ber 1 ... , .. I I .. ~ :I .... .... f lI t I. ' ~(.f~ ' I t .... ' · I: : : r]'. \'. I II lll'}l' · ·o~lltl \'(, · ] I' 1 · I 1!1 :I t·L;I :·~I \','·: I I ' I I:" I ;111 1 -. .1'1 ,. :. '~· l L ,. :"' f I , . I 11 (I ·· t \I '1: l '.' · t j ( i j 1,11 ·l 1 l ' t ( I 1 ' · : II ~, I 1 I . ·. ·! ·· 1 . :·I" ·l:' ~ ( ;t \ ' :t; · 'T I I ·, ' 'I l 1 l~ 0 ~fff \ '· f 11 , 1 ~ .. I' I 1 '1' ··, .. , I I ' t I ~ !t ... t I l' l'hri-.t l;ta.;; carol,;;. ' ·! . r e "h 111l'l1 h \\'iII h l' F 1;;; (~ra(le mother~ . . ·1 · .. ._ month th<' a-,.;;nriatinn i-. mak111l" 1 "~f l'mher!->hip Drin· ·· and hnpt'.;; tl :;,· t' \'en· nwmh(·r '"ill help rl'cruit th ·ll(llll · to 100 prr n nt attendance . .. ·: "·I,,,~an-fin\\ard n - up", are invited to attend per 1"1'1 tnce. of Tonv Sarg's famous ).!. '"nettrs at the Evanston Woman's cit 1 Friday afternoon and evening, Dt~ ~· mher 4. The ' production "·ill be th_ t· " Pied Piper of Hamelin." There ,., dl l,e a performance at 4 o'clock and an 11'her at 8:15. ~r,, Ml\RJONETTES AT EVANSTON \ · llnwtte school children, a~ well a" ucation. . .-\!though the ne\\'ly. created ?.ody ts actualh· a branch ot the \\ tlmette l'hurcl~ l ouncil. it also seeks Lhe cooperation of the. \Yiln~ette Boar~ ?( Education. the \\oman s cl~b of ·Vtlmette. the seYcral Parent-1 e:1cher ~s ~ociations. and such other com~nt.m~ty organization as may desire to jom wtth the counci~. . . r .. A comn11ttee. ot ,\"lnch Dr. \\, Ed"·ard Raffetv. editor of the lnter_nat ional Journal of Religious Educatton, ""as chairman. presented a proposed constitution for the government of the council and it was unanimously~adopted Thomas H. \Vest and Dr. Eston Tubbs were unanimously elected ~?rest dent and Yice-president, respectively, of the new organization. . Cntil· the next annual meetmg. of the Council, the present representat~ves of the various churches to the Wtlmettc Church Council will act as members of the new body. 'Y·