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6 WILMETTE LIFE June 14, 1929 GRADUATION PROGRAM Winifred Townsend Cree Coast Guards Plan to Be Pupils to Give Recital Joseph Sears School in Kenilworth in New Location by Fall With the only legal barrier to moving the Evanston coast guard station . to \Vilmette harbor cleared away and an order to move eKpected to issue momenfarily from coast guard headquarters in Vvashington, Capt. Otto Fricke and his crew of guardsmen are looking forward to occupying the new location on the Wilmette lake front by fall Capt. Fricke has not received any confirmation of the rumors that headquarters has definitely decid~d to shift the station but looks on the move as highly probabie. If work is begun shortly the station should be ready for the crew by fall. In amending the statute establishing the \Vilmette park district to allow constructi'on of the new station on the harbor. the Illinois legi slature la st week opened the way for the change in loca:tion. \\'inifred Townsend Cree of 779 Foxdale avenue, Winnetka, will present her pupils in recital next Thursday evening, June 20, at 8 o'clock at Kenilworth Assembly hall. The accompanists \\·ill be Ernau Akely and \\.iniircd ~Iickcy. The following program is to be given : Holds Annual Exercises torium This Afternoon in Audi- Co.lor Ensembles . in Vollrath Ware· Color ensembles are the newest in cooking equipment. With the beautiful new Voll· rath Ware you can now create a color ememble of soft neutral tones and bright accent colors. Its smart harmonizing colon «ive individuality and distinction to your kitchen. This new ware has been de·eloped by famous color experts. ~ts beauty will amaze and deli,rht you. Come in and see it today. Violin Duet-Serenade The complete program for the graduation exercise s to be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the Joseph Scars school in Kenihrorth \ras announced this week. A class of forty-two. the Violin Due t largest in the history of the school, will Air frnm "Pinafore" .. Sullivan receive diplomas~ Fmnces Al<el\·- Eilwin " . illiaiil::; Bnrcarull from ·"fal ·s r·f Ifr,ffman" The 1929 class ha s the honor of being................. . .. . Offt'nha(·h the first to hold its commencement e~ Edwin \\'illi ams ercises in the new Kenilworth ).frm Yio lin Trio:-:r.ng· fr(Jm 'The :\Tagic Flutl"' :\Io zart orial gymna-sium-auditorium, which '"as Ray 'hri ~te nsPn-::\Iarg-ar e t C rc completed this spring . Rob rt \Valk Pr FoliO\Ying is the program for the exDan l~ Air Y ar ie Xo. 3 ... Frances .A.kelv ercises: · · ( 'raig- ~tndclanl - :\larg-ar~'>t .Tt·an Cr e Serenade Badine Ga!Jrit·l-~larit> .A.meri Eding-tr Ln c k Pian·, - ~"ng nf th e Brllok Pac·h e Tnnwatinn H P\'. HHlwrt L. \Yill Ptt s(,ngs SPn' nth and Eighth Grade C'horu~ (n) Spring Song . . . .. . ~rend · l~~ r, J1!1 (b) ::\octurne L{·mn ro· PrP!"entntinn of c-la~s g;ift-<ieorge \Yoi H llnnd. presid£> nt flf da:-s of 1!129. \Yilliam )f\· t·r~ Mary Chapman Lowell Is · ·El ecte d K appa De lta P \\· h o~e hr·me i~ Ya lse a Ia n(.man ce · Sherwoml ::'\t-lsron )f orri~ Llant·t> Edward A nlPn "\it· Y :nit· Xfo . :i 1 :\Ia ry .\ Ikt· !-ii (·g .\i r dt · eallt-t f'!l,ht· t t :-:trulw ~li ss ~Jary Chapman Lo\\'ell. a '\'t'w Trier graduatt: of the clas~ of 1924 ( "ha 11!"1111 I'rtlanai~t · (:\fazurka) c: ~:: nnan (h) Springtinw ~tntu:-: ,: in \\"ilm ettc. has he en r:.olwrt \\'alkt·r Rf'tWdiction TIP\·. If Prh rt L. ".ill H t ekcted tn 'Kappa Delta Pi. the 11~11- I'ianu- Sket<:h l'l·t·m X ames of the Jo . cph Sears graduate.; Amt· ri Eding-er · o ran· {'dttcational :'Ocict\· to which I )p Bt·t·irot appeared in last week' s i:;:'u oi \\'11..\ir Y :trit> Xo. f) :--t ud~·nt :' \\·lw :--ht)\\" promi~e oi ranking Haymotnl ( 'hri!"t t' l1!"t 'll ~~ ET'ff. LIFE. · h in the prnfes:;ion of teaching are Tri r·, Ynlse r:.u!"st · I Bridg-e Hnrnpipt· I <:leered. Tht h~rH1r ,,.a ... conferred o n l~ultt·rt \\·aliH·l'. Yinlin ~1i ss Lowe ll r~· ce nth· at the l'nin::rs it,· Junior Music Club Has )larg-arl't .h·an ( 'rn·, Ct· ll o c. i Culnrad(l, n o ulder, Colo. . .\n wri E(litu.:·t·r, pi all" I'· ·III" · ·J'l<l . .. . . ".i nia wski "\(·et- t>tancf' of dass gift- .Jack SiiHlin~::, l'E' J)I"f'Sf' ntatiYP of da~s of 19~0. Pn· ~<'ntntion of f'!a~s of 1929-E . L. X\·gaarcl, :-uperint(·tHlent. · .})an<"la Prf:'~f· ntatinn of (]iploma:-Arthur T . ~k Tntosh, pres i<ll·nt .T nseph Sears ::-cJH,r ·l board . Sr,ngs . Sen ·nth an(l Eighth Gra1lt· C'h1oru ,: (a) An c hored Yt·n zit· K.-·rn MILLEN HARDWARE CO. 1219 WILMETTE AVE. Phone 3060 \I i;; . Yirginia \lrC nnne ll. daught er oi \lr. and \Ir s.:\ . \\". \f cConn<:ll, .\ ttd:ttll·· X·· · 1 a1111 Finak .Tr·hn lldtt·l" Annual Parents' Night ·r================================= ===~~=::;j II l.i25 Ilighla nd ;tn·tJllt:. kit nn Tuc..:--- ,·.,nc. ·rt·· in" ::\l;ljl·l'.\n<la tltt · :tll d :\llt ·p;J'II ·:itw· ·:-to day with h~·r aunt. l>r. _fn:--ephine <kI~it a \Yalnt'l· Boer ni ~\\l'd l~rlar rollt:gc, Ya . f 11 r t 't·n····rtro ::'\t·. 1 \\ "a~ hing( (l!l, 1>. (' .. and naltimnre. l~Hlll:tlll 't · illltl Fin all' Tl J~alph Klin t· H'Y \\ill ~ail from \'c.·\,. y,,rk City tn- ·' ·>~w · · rt" in E .\l aj .. r- · llltlrrll\\" Pll till' S. S. P.vrmuda, f 1)r l , t .\I ··Y··Ilwllt 1\ermuda. t·· he gnnr · a month . I Lt . l:-'·· litl· l· '- I.tor l!"l~t ·rt nr"""n _ _ __ _ I ttllt"\ ' l (11 ~ I ~trult · D~>htll l1ach Fllllt "· ill!" ·;t l!tl (',·!Itt!' t' . \ " i· ol ('r··· .\ mf·ri Et1ing-· ·r l~ ·· h vrt \\";tll\··r. .\l;tr!.!;tn·t ('n·t· n. INTRODUCING A New Shoe for WILL ATTEND U. OF C. LO\n :ll F. Todd. principal .(li thl· Ht·\\·ard sclwol. \\·ill tak e ora duate " ,, rk in education at the l'~in-r.-it" !l i Chicag this ~um:lw'·· ,\!r . Tod~l 1~ ~ ;~~-:_ to J>egin hi.; :--t~Irl !c ... iJl.1llcdiatci~:_ The Junior ~fu sic club o f '\'n\· Tril·r Hig-h school hdcl its annual paren t-· night meeting ).fnnday C'\·ening at th· home of Shelln· ~~ in er in Gl enct t. The program C<·,n:--i~t d of se lrcti(ln ~. player! hy member s of the club \\" 1 1·> " ·ill become inel i1 her:-- or th e Scni,,r ~Iu =-ic cluh at. the hi~h ~c h on l tll· xt year. as folln\r:;: Yir!:.!inia Lamr. 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