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52 WILMETTE LIFE October 22, 1926 Be Sure to Plan Your Winter Trip to Teachers' Club Hears Terminals Annex Talk on Child Nurture First Basketball Miss Margaret Hayes of the Central school spoke on the convention of the National Educational association at the Teachers' club Tuesday afternoon of this week, held at the Central S'Chool. Miss Hayes attended th,e convention at Philadelphia this summer. Miss Hayes emphasized the attention that was given at the convention to the importance of the child itself, rather than to the usual subjects of curriculum and the like. The club enjoyed informal talks on their travels in Europe the past summer by Miss Laura Flentye and Miss Margaret McPartlin of the Central school, and Mrs. Lester Hesse of Howard school. The talks centered around England, France and the battlefields, Switzerland and Italy. Dr. Stephen A. Lloyd of the Congregational church will speak on "Child Psychology" at the meeting of the club on November 15. Last Saturday evening l\·fi ss Dorothy M. Olson of 736 Roger avenue, Kenilworth entertained at bridge. Among her guests were Mr. and Mrs. Omer Dahm of Kenilworth, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Morses, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Nelson,- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Spitz of Evanston, and M.r. and ~Irs. Wallace Agnew of Chicago. Encounter 62 to 1 The first basketball game betwee.n teams of the Wilmette Recreation league, scheduled for Wedn~sday evening of this wee~, was for~etted to the Term;nal Athletic club qumtet by the Methodist's second team. The Terminals also won a game, 62 to 1 from St. Joseph's second team, Thu;sday evening of last week, in which Robert McLean and Russell Johnson, forwards, did st~llar work. Manning Powers and Lyman Goss, as guards and MilJard Powers as center,. as the score indicates, were likewise active in their respective positions, the combination giving evidence of one of the fastest teams in the history of the Terminals. The indoor baseball team of the Terminals played the Congregational church team Thursday evening of this week. Both Terminal Quoit teams arc seheduled for games this evening. Mr. and Mrs. Burton B. Cartn ui 1227 Greenwood avenue. J1ave rcturned from \Vashington, D. C., where they spent the past three months. -oThe Current Events class of \Vinnetka will meet at the home of ~f rs. George Adams of 1241 As~ street. Friday, October 29, at 2 :30 o clock. ---.,..-- - CALIFORNIA via the I Pioneer--Overland Route This historically famous route of the covered wagon, the pony express, and stage of pioneer days is the scenic route to California. More to see of the real West than by any other way. Finer, Faster Trains beginning Nov. 14th, 1926 SAN FRANCISCO OVERLAND LIMITED (Chicaco North Western-Union Pacific-Southern Pacific) Ten Dollars Extra Fare-63 hours Lv. Chicago (C. & N. W.) · · . 8:10p.m. Ar. San Francisco · Jrd day 9:10a.m. (!J Only 63-hour train to the Golden Gate-a world-famous de-luxe flyer with bath, maid, manicure, barber, valet. Via the Lake Tahoe Route. SCHOOL CHILDREN Need Bowman's Milk SCHOOL WORK takes its toll of energy. And so does rollicking, romping pby. Offset this daily fatigue with Bowman's '\filk. It is rich in body and bon~ building ele· ments, rich in the vitamines that promote robu st health. Bowman's. Milk is whole milk-j u ~t 1s rich in cream as when taken from the c.:ow. And is fre sh! One ta~te of its delicious natural sweetness will convince you of that. Try it todav . You'll be delighted with it. member there :s no substitute for fresh milk. · LOS ANGEL·E.S LIMITED (Chicago (!J North Wutern-Union Pacific) Ten Dollan Extra Fare-63 hours Lv. Chicago (C. & N. W.) · · 8:00p.m. Ar. Los Angeles · Jrd day 9:00a.m. A magnificently appointed de-luxe flyer with bath, maid, manicure, barber, valet. NEW GOLD COAST LIMITED to San Francisco-Los Angeles No Extra Fare-68 hours Lv. Chiuco (C.&. N. W.) · · 8:30p.m. Ar. San Frandtco (So. P.). 3rd day 2:30p.m. Ar. Los An1eles (U. P.) · Jrd day 2:30p.m. All-Pullman-Barber, bath, valet, maid. ·t Two· other fine CTains /rom Chicago CONTINENTAL CALIF· ORNIA LIMITED MAIL Re· (Chiaaco 9 North We.stern-Union Pacific) 4 hours l5 minute.s fa.ur Lv. Chica1o (C. & N. W.) · · 2:30p.m. Ar. Los Angeles ·· · 3rd day 8:30 a.m. Telephone our nearest distributinR station or order from one of our' courteous milkmen. Lv. Chica1o (C. & N. W.) .. 11:.59 p.m. Ar. San Francisco (So. P.) .fth day 10:30 a.m. Ar. Los An1ele1 (U. P.) · .fth day 8:45a.m. Double-track to and thru the Rockies and 90% of the way to Pacific Coast. Automatic safety signals. The Best of Ever~thing in the Best of the West For ticMU and parlor car resm~arions appl, ro E. E. ORNER, Ticket Asent Wilmette, W. Telephone .of DAIR-Y COMPANY CHICAGO &NORTHWESTERN R'! Mill\/