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21 WILMETTE LIFE SORORITY INITIATES March 22, 1929 BBJAB BALL 'hA RooM Mr~. Gtrtrudt Findlay to tat" is undu 'discussion. Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. held its initiation banquet at the Georgtan ho~et .Saturday evening, March 16. Mtss Jane Olson was in charge of arrangements. Mrs. 0 . W. Lowry and her small son, Billy, of Grand Rapids, Mich., are the guests of Mrs. Lowry's mother, Mrs. Phillip Hugu enin , 506 Lake avenue, for several wt: eks. Kenilworth Boys Organize Baseball Teams at Gymnasium The Monday and Wednesday afternoon boys' gymnasium classes at the Joseph Sears school, Kenilworth, ha~e organized baseball leagues and .wtll indulge in the "famous Amencan sport" as a part of their regular gymnastic program. ~he younger boysseven, eight, and mne y~ars old-have formed a city league, wtth the follow ing teams: ~. . the qutsdon of "wbue S settle it bywhen coming ben--you'll not regret it. OMETIME. ... 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Bud Stillman, Victor Faulstick, Billy CarPE>nter, John Rompel, Tommy K eith, Walt er Swanson, Andy Kuby and Tommy Ellis. St. Louis-Jack Fyfe, captain, Vem f' Faulstlck, George Simon, Johnny W ee.P.f' , Kurt Taylor, L eRoy Eggert, Di ck O' Connor, Bobby Barr, Braiden Burns, ~tuart Hall, and Jimmy Robertson. FRIGIDAIRE at the lowest price in Frigidaire history .· . and equipped with the .Cold Control ~V OnlJ Giants-Tom Hildebrand, captain, Fred 'V'orkman Don Harper, Rob ert Cutle r, GilbPrt M~Intm:;h, William Spreng-f' r, Dan Killip, Val Smith, LeRoy Demmon, and Rm;sell Baker. Cardinals Steve Johnson, cn.ptain, f'arleton Ross Ni ck Simons, Russell ·Cooke, Jack ~iervis, Mike Conley, Billy Wolf, Junior Timmin:;;, and R obert Vlegener. CubP.-Clifford Hancock, captain, RohE>rt Robertson, 'rom Cruttenden, John Hawlf'y, Arthur Carlson, Junior Smith, Gridl ey D e ~ient, Jack Holden, and Frank f'arpenter. Yn.nkE>eP.-Jimmy Fitzgerald, captain, Boh Be rger, Paul Corn ell, Richard Holmf' !'l, De,Vitt JonE>s, Georg-e .ToneR, .Jn ck N ell eger, Howard Fuch::;, and Woodward And erson. Boys of the ten and eleven year old class have organized baseball teams =1 s follows, using the names of th e major league ball clubs: . I I + I · The older boys' gymnasium class for those twelve, thirteen, and fourteen years of age, is just finishing its basketball league schedule, and basehall wilt be started as soon as this schedule is completed. School for Garden Lovers Attracts North Shore Folk Going back to school with pencils, pads, and Professors is what some members of north shore garden clubs did Ia·3t week. The short course in gardening offered by the Department of Horticulture at the University of Illinois was de~cribrd I as instructive and attractive. Not so much in what was actually absorbed as in the opening of avenues for future information. 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