The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

44 WILMETTE LIFE June 1, 1928 ---------~(350 Girls Compete m New Trier Ball Games .Summer Round-up : Catherine Reckitt's House and Garden Shop Inc. ORRINGTON HOTEL, EVANSTON I I E. HURON ST .. CHICAGO SUNDAY, JUNE 3rd and thereafter Showing two Country Houses decorated in contrasting styles In Connection \Vith Bills' Realty Co. at INDIAN HILL ESTATE LAKE AVE. AND LOCUST ST. The furnishings may be purchased Furniture Draperies Lamps t1 Shades Wall Papers Carpets ~ Rugs Occasional Pieces The Logan-H oward .Parent-Teacher association is sponsormg a Summ~r Round- Up, of th e ~ hild. ren ~ho wtll enter school for the first ttme next Fall in accordance with the plan of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers. The purpose of the RoundUp is to give healtl~ examinati~ns to all children who wtll enter Kmdergarten or the first grad~ fo~ the first time next term. The obJect ts to send to the Kindergarten and first grade a class of children 100% free from remediable defects. The work of the Round :- Up does not provide free medical or dental care in carrying through the correction of defects but refers the child to the family physician or dentists if treatment is necessary. Dr. W. W. Hawkins and Dr. Beatrice W. Hawkins of Wilmette ·will make examinations in the nurse's room at the Howani school Monday, June 4, Thursday, June 7, and Friday, June 8, from 2 .to 4 P. M. They will be assisted by the school nurse, Mrs. Emma Stopka, and members . of the Logan-Howard Parent-Teacher association. There is no charge for this examination. Parents are urged to send their children of Pre-School age who will enter school next Fall. It is planned to have the Rvuncl -Up completed on the above dates and have a Check-up in September. By co-operating in thi s fine work parent s can avoid the danger of having their children enter school with remediable defects. The b~seball season for New Tri er High school girls has drawn to it:; final stage. Next week class teams will be chosen 'a nd ' games will t> ~ played. between these teams for th r class ·championship. As for basketball, the girls "signing up" for thi:; sport were divided into groups a'nu play started immediately. After a period of play between these tea ms (play was by classes, the variou s teams of each class competing in wh at was practically a round robin tourn ament) squads were chosen from tho .,~ girls who played the best. Play C:) n tinued by squads until last week w h\:n the girls were watched ·for the vC' ry best material and teams thus aga in chosen. Next week the int er -clas-; tournament .starts. The teams consisted of twelve each, throughout th ~ practice, and there were abQut 350 girl s out for baseball. There were t\vel\' t' fre shman team s, eight sophom orl' teams, five junior team s and four Sl'nior teams. "What Is Truth?" Topic for Next Baha'i Lecture Dr. Albert R. Vail, of Evanston. will again he the speaker next Sunday in the Baha'i Foundation hall, at 4 o'clock, at Linden avenue, near Sheridan road. \\ ilmette. The subject will be "Indcpend<."'t Investigation of Truth- \Vhat 1, Truth?" ·"\Ve are told," says Dr. Vail, "th at the first t~aching in importance by Baha'u'llah i~ the duty incumbent up on all to investigate reality. \Vhat docs it mean to investigate reality? As reality is indivisible, unchangeable and not multiple, it becomes ap:·,arent that this is a topic of greatest importan ce to mankind. Thi s is one of the m a nv and vital principles given to the w0rl;l for this clay, and should prove especially interesting to truth S<.'ek crs tzenerally.'r .. The Junior Mu sic club at New Trier High school plans to hold its meeting for parents at the home of Janet Marshall, 112 Green Bay road, Glen coe, Wednesday, June 6. Mr~. vValter ] . Gough of 617 Maple avenue and Mrs. George N. Lamb of 1)5 \Vooclbine avenue are entertaining today, the mothers of the third grade of the Laurel avenue school at tea at the home of Mrs. Gough. ' DRIVEWAYS Built and Refinished Estimates Free Established 1918 LANDSCAPING and Grading Done by Experts Franz Krenn LANDSCAPE GARDENER TELEPHONE 2435 WINNETKA With our knowledge and experience-we can help nature in the care of your lawn and garden. A top-dressing of Black Soil. Fertilizer and Lime, properly applied, will make a great improvement. Phone os-we know bow. AN s L0A EVER GR.EENS-SHR UBS-BLACK SOIL-VIGOR 0 FER TILUVIA-LIME The Reel Cross Life Saving examinations being given at New Tri er 1 High . chool were concluded Tu es da,-, JobD Hancock Mutual Life IDaur· May 29. Emblems and Red Cross cer&Dee Company tificates \\'ere presented to those g irl .; A. D. LANGWORTHY, Loan .A.reat v;ho successfully pass ed their exa m ; tJ2 w. Adams St., Chicago at the annual GirL' Athletic A ssoci ation Beach party this ,,-eek. Other <.'lll blcms \vere also a\1\·arde<l at thi s ban5~6% MONEY quet, and elections for officers for th e Have funds to loan on choice Imcoming year and initiati on of the gir is proved North Shore Suburban res\\'ho have enough point s for cntranc l' Idence property at 6% % Interest. See us on renewals. to the G. A. A. were other ftaturc s of E. G. Pauling & Co. the program. Georgia Leffingwell is president of thi s organizati on for t h" 5 N. LaSalle St. MaiD 02Sn · nrcscnt year. On D"slrabte Homes and .A.partmen' Buildings WITHOUT COMMISSION New Trier Girls Awarded Red Cross Certificates I A Most· Attractive Home At a .Sacrifice Ample funds at interest for loans on homes 6~ 100 ft. lot, fine neighborhood, 7 rms., 2 modern baths, 2 car garage. Owner leaving town, must sell. $22.500 on reasonable terms. 5, 10 and 15 year plans, straight or with pre-payment privileges rf' ' Price will be reduced. materially quick sale for) Our loaru are purclaaaed UNION CENTAAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. of Cincinnati DANKEAS LIFE CO. of De~ Moine~ ERNST M. KIMBALL 770 BLUFF ST., GLENCOE Comb1ned Assets $llO,OOO,OOO Phone Glencoe 170 I ' · '