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4 WILMETTE LIFE May 31, 1929 MOSTor '"'BEST FOR THE LEAST 9Ai ----- Harry P. Harrison Heads Congregation Israel to New Trier P. T. A. Assn. · Confirm Class on June 9 A service of confirmation will be held at North Shore - Congregation Israel, Lincoln and Verno.n avenues, Glencoe, Sunday morning, June 9, at 10 o'clock, with Rabbi Kopald conducting the service. · The fQllowing twenty-four children will be confirmed: Alice Altschul, Elaine Blumenthal, David Canmann, Robert Conhaim, Edith Hirsch, Grace Hirschberg, ] ane Kaufman, Marcus Levy, Robert Livingston, Jane Loewe11"tein.J Gilbert Lowy, Eleanor Mayer, Alfred Meyer, Jr., Ralph Michael:>, Ada Pancoe, Gerald Rosenberg, ·William Rothschild, Ruth Schuman, Henry Silk, Jr., Arnold Sobel, Bennett Stein, Melvin~traus, Jr., Ruth Suekoff, Walter Wanger. The confirmants have unanimously decided to refuse all ; ifts that may be sent theJTl, includmg flowers, and friends are urge.d to abide h) their request that no gifts whatsoever be sent. Harry P. Harrison of Kenilworth was elected president of the New Trier High school Parent-Teacher association at the annual meeting of that organization Tuesday, May 28. Other officers chosen at that time were Mrs. R. F. Potter, Wilmette, vice-president; Arthur T. Mcintosh, Kenilworth, senior class chairman; Mrs. John P. Barden, Winnetka, junior class chairman ; Mrs. Fred A. Sager, Glencoe, sophomore class chairman. The freshman class . chairman is chosen at the outset of the next school year. Frederick E. Clerk, superintendent of the school, spoke to the P. T. A. members concerning educational systems in secondary schools of Europe. . MEAT MARKET CO. 11/.~ I· f ~============~ All T eltphotlf and C. 0. D. Order· ~============~ Chuge account· aol~cited Ct1refully 11nd Quickly Deliwred from reliable people L110BTB SHORB MARKETS Wmaetka 711 ELa St. WiDDetka 4 A 333 Lay Comer Stone at I .· Woman's Club June 12 The corner stone of the new Wilmette Woman's club will be laid Wednesday afternoon, June 12, at 4 o'clock. There will be a short ceremony and program in which Dr. Huber~ Carleton of St. Augustine's Episcopal church will give the benediction. There will he a brief program representing the different epo· hs in the life of the club. The picture oi Miss lda Law, who organized the club thirty-eight years ago, will be among the mementos placed in th~ corner stone. Hubbard Woods tiO% Liaclea AYe. Winnetka 417 A 411 Wilmette 1145 Wilmette AYe. Wilmette Zll4 A 731 Gleacoe 3SZ Park Ave. Glencoe 1.7Z Barbara Holden Is Winner of Tennis Championship This last week the Northwestern university women's tennis championship was settled. It was won by Barbara Holden of Kenilworth. Each class held its own tournament, the winner of the freshman tournament played -t11e winner of the sophomore· tournament. The Junior champi. on played the Senior champion. Miss Holden havin~ won the underdas·sman match, then plaved the winner of' the upperclassman- match and won the university championship. The score was 9-i. 6--3. Miss Helen McClarenen was runner up. I EVAIIS'l'OI1 Greenleaf 4355 1558 Sbermaa Ave. Greenleaf 1811-1817 705 MaiD Street Greenleaf 2989 1941 Central St. 1407 Greenleaf St. UniYenity 3700 PRICE, QUAlITY and SERVICE apeak louder and with greater eloquence than mere words - and, if you are not familiar with our methods, your first visit will convince you very definitely that we can serve and save you money. Mrs. Grant Ridgeway and Mr3. 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