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July 13, 1928 WILMETTE LIFE . · 11 Vattman Park Leacll in Lusk Is Accorded Playground Ball ' League Ovation in Sofia Vattman Park's ball team leads the Casino.Appearance inter-playground playground ball Milan Lusk of Wilmette, who has been l)aving an unusual success in his appearances in Eu' opean capita 1s, gav~ . a violin recital, June 19, in the Milita_ r y Casino in Sofia, Bulgaria, to a capacity audience. His concert marked the last of a very active musi ~ cal season in the Bulgarian capital. This season such artists as Cortot, Kubelik, and Huberma!l have given recitals but, according to U. S. Charge d'affaires Trojan Harding, Lusk has the distinction of being the first American artist to have · e~er played in Sofia. The interest evidenced by the public in this concert was imme11se, especially since there were num\Jers on the program UJlfamiliar to the Bulgarian music lovers. The spontaneous and long continued hearty applause which greeted th_e violinist at the very beginning increased as the program continued and became a veritable ovation after he finished the Hungarian Rhapsody by Hubay. He was kept busy adding ·numer:ous encores to an insistent and wildly enthusiastic audience. league, being the only undefeated team in the league, and Laurel and the Beach team are tied for second place since both have won one and lost one game. In last week's games Vattman defeated Laurel by a .score of 7 to 2 and the Village Green lost to the Beach by a score of 14 to 3. Lineups for the Village Green-Beach game were: Report of condition of th.e First National Bank of Wilmette at \Vilmette in the State of Illinois, Public Forum I Village Green (3) Beach (14) William Stordeur Howard Herbon Arnold Roemer Bud Howard Alfred Schneider Vance Soule Jim Meier Hugh Saxon Clifford Stordeur Paul Soule Arthur Schneider Otis Gooch Matthew Meier Donald Cressy Anthony Engels Bud Saxon Ralph Hoffman Charles Soule Carl Michelson Oscar Towles The Vattman girls' kick ball team were also winners last week, taking a hardfought game from th'e Beach by a score of 29 to 26, last Saturday. Lineups for the game were : Vattman (29) Beach (26) Lucille Hoffman Annabelle Brown Kathlyn Holway Rosalyn Brown Dorothy Holway Myrl Fullen Ellen Jane Torrey Clair Stewart <leorgianna Grignon Loretta Steffens .Evelyn Funk Olive Davis .Marguerite Ga1'ton V!: glnla Green Jane Brandt Edith Brandt at the dose of business on June ~, 1928 UESOURCES Loans and discounts, including rediscounts, acceptances of other banks and foreign bills of exchange or drafts sold with indorsement of this bank .... . ................. .· .......... ... . . Total Loans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... ... . . Overdrafts ; unsecured . .. .. .... ....... ... ....... . All other United States Government securities .. . Total ..... ... . ............. . .... . . .. . · ·. · · · Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned ..... . Banking House, $1,043.87 ; Furniture and fixtures, $8,844.90 .... .... ......... .. .. . . ....... . Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank .. . .. . Cash In vault and amount due from national banks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... .. .... . . .... . ..... . Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies in the United States . .... ... . . Checks on other banks in the same city or town as reporting bank ......... . .. ........... . . . ... . Total of Items ... . . . .. ..... .. .. .......... . Checks and drafts on banks (including Federal Reserve Bank) located outside of city or town of reporting bank . . . . . . . .. . . ...... ....... .... . Miscellaneous cash items-coupons . .. ... ..... . . . Total ........... . .. .... .. .. . ........ .. . .... . Other assets, if any .... . ... . ............ .... .. . . Total LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in ............................ . Surplus fund .. . ... ... ........ ....... ... .... . . . .. . Undivided profits ......... . .................. . .. . Less current expenses paid . . . . . . . . . . . .. ... . Reserved for taxes, Interest, etc., accrued . ...... . Certified checks outstanding . ... . ..... . . .. ...... . Cashier's checks outstanding .. . ................. . Dividend checks outstanding . ......... . .. .. .... . Total of Items . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . ....... . Individual deposits subject to check ... ... ....... . Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 days (other than for money borrowed) . . .. . . : . . .. .. . State, county, or other municipal deposits secured by pledge of assets of this bank or surety bond .... . ... . ............... . ........ .. ....... . Total of demand deposits (otbeP than bank deposits) subject to Reserve . . . . ...... . Savings deposits (including time certificates of · deposit other than for money borrowed ....... . Other time deposits . . .. ... . ... . .. . .... .. .. .... . . . Postal sa vlngs rleposits ..... .. .. .. ...... . ....... . Total of time deposits subject to Reserve . . Bills payable (Including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) ... . ..... ... .......... ... . . .. .. .. .. ... . . Liabilities other than those abova stated ....... . Total $1,066,853.86 $1,066,853.86 290.83 91,853.00 91,853.00 314,246.28 .. 9,888.77 73,059.39 65-,232.18 145,508.29 11,558.81 St. Augustine·s Church ---------- 222,299.28 2,216.34 1,363.35 3,579.69 12,628.13 $1,794,699.23 Editor, WILMt'l"n Ln·~t: The fine co-operation WILMETTE LrFF. has given in the news of the Y. W. C. A. during the past year was especially mentioned at the last meeting of the Public Relations committee, a group of fifty publicity, advertising, and club leaders who are particularly_ inter:ested in the methods of reaching Chicago and suburban people with our activities. We do feel that the "Y" . is a constant source of real human interest stories and constructive news. If there are any suggestions that you have for more efficient methods in our handling of publicity, we will be most happy to have them. We always note with intere.st the clippings which are received from your paper and are mounted in our scrap book where publicity from Chicago papers is kept. May we, through you, thank the members of your staff who have been so courteous in their response to our news of what our girls are doing. Very sincerely, Susa P. Moore, Public Relations chairman. Elizabeth Leitzbach, Publicity director. This Sunday will be the sixth Sunday after Trinity. Holy Communion wlll be nt 8 A. M. and Morning Prayer with address at 11 A. M. The July meeting of the Vestry was held at the Parish house Wednesday night for the transaction of routine bustness. Next Sunday at 8 A. M. the monthly Corporate Celebration of the Holy Communion will be held for the Daughters of the King. The Sunday morning services ha \'e been shortened for the summer months. 13,130.87 150,000.00 50,000.00 13,130.87 3,871.30 2,254.41 28,367.48 776.00 722,412.32 28,503.48 144,177.40 WEDS IN AURORA TOMORROW Saturday afternoon, July 14, at 4 o'clo..ck, the wedding of Miss Evelyn Chase, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charks Chase of Aurora, and Roger E. Low, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl G. Low of 1708 Forest avenue. will he solemnized in the Baptist church of Aurora. Wallace Weld, formerly of Wilmette, will attend Mr. Low as best man. Mr. Low and his bride will go north on their honeymoon. Mrs. Harry Barker and her children, 1737 Washington avenue, left Wilmette July 4, for ~ visit in Los Angeles. 31,397.89 895,093.20 539,007.70 24,153.22 276.08 563,437.00 75,000.00 12,768.97 $1,794,699.23 lllllnnnnnnnnnnnnmnnmumnuuummlltlnlmnunmnumulllllllllllnnnnnnnm·mnmnmmmmmnnmmnnnnmmnmnmnmlmnaaanmlnn, State of Illinois) ss. 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