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... 14 WILMETTE LIFE L_ July 5, 1929 Librarian Gives I Sample Sentences I From Newer ·Books ~~iss Anne L vVhitmack, who has been preparing- from week to week sample sentences from hooks in the \ Vilnll'tte Public lihrarv .. this \\"eek submit:- the following to ·readers of \VrLM Playground Youngsters Display Favorite Pets r.rn: Ln·1-: : "1 hclicvr." H, ,race Fletcher used to sa\·. "in hitc.h ing one\ \\·agnn to a star. hut I a!ways h ·ep my hag packed and dose at hand ready to chanp-e stars at a monH'nt's noticL'. Tt is only by doing this that you can gin' thinQ"s a chance to happrn to ~·ou."- \\'. D. Orcutt in In Quest of the Perfect' Book. lt i~ tn illustrate and dri,·e hnme the point with which r hegan. that the intellect has its rights. that it enters intn e\'en· creed. and . that it undermines. in. c\'ery crerd. all elements of mere irrationai or anti-rational faith; that this fact can nnl~· be disguised h:o.· a conscious or uncon sc ious preckterminatie~n, not to let the intellect h;wf' its . ay; and that s{i'ch predetermination is a ven· serinu s crrnr and vice'.-G. Low<·s Dickin son in A ~fodern ~ym posium. .:\fr. a11d .:\frs. T.nui ~ \\·.Crus h nf 710 I.aun: l a\'l'll\le returned nn !\tnnda\· frnm a three \\'Ct:k< motor trip throut.!h the Ea!'>t and ! 1 1 Otll·hec and ~~ ont . r eal. ·~ PHOTO BY STAFF PHOTOGP.i\PHER group nf yonnQ"stPr" ;~t the annua l Pet Show held on the \ ilta~e Green plaYqronnd la~t \reek. l·nder careful c;utwn·isinn of the young masters and mi~trcsse:-; ma~· he notecl a ,·ariety of ranging from tahhy cats to At the left we note Tommy HiYiand \\'ith his prize'- \\'inning bunny, L:...:.:~::=..:===~:;,.;,;;:;:====~...;;;..____,...;..._...,owhile f.laine Leis (fight) proudly dis- sizeab le THTS is conYencrl IF YOU WANT FRESH, HOME GROWN PEAS COME TO SUNSET RIDGE ROAD AT VOLTZ ROAD, ONE-QUARTER MILE NORTH OF GOLF CLUB. , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ w. Barbara Brautigan Undergoes Operation Barbara 1\rantigan. nine ~· ears old. \\'a s hrLHtght honh· Sunday, June 30, iwrn St. Francis ho~pital in EYanston, " ·here she had been taken the prn·iilllS Sunday, June 23, for an opcratiL111 for appendicitis. Dr. H. 0. \\'eishaar periurmed the operation. .DECORATE During Vacation ,\ n·ld fh(' Jnt>oJn·"nlf'll('(' ()f bt'lng htnin~ plays her blue-ribbon frieJHI. "Laddie." Pet shows ha\'e become annual e\·ents in the smnmer playg-round programs sponso red by the \Vilmette Playgronnd and Recreation hoard. Each of the i<·ur playg-round . in the \'illage enjoys thi s i(·ature which is fruitful of /' noyelti e . . torn up by nnd the De .. omtlng l'ulntlng done while you nrt" on your VacatiQn. ) GIVE .. MOVIE TEA" ~~ r. and ~Irs. Arthur E. }{uff of 13.W Garden Talks (f'o,lfrilntff'll IJ.If 1\"!L!1P tl(' Ganlcn Cllib) Maple avenue en tertained a number of friends- at a ··movie tea" Sunday evening. Mr. Ruff has been interested in making home 1110\'ing pictures for Painter and Decorator a number of years and th ere wa . great hilaritv as one and another of the 1030 Greenleaf Phone 2764 guests. recognized themselves on the L························· scr een. M. Portenhauser IJnvite Wom·-en to Join . Golf Class /or the Dubbettes A beginners' golf clas, is being form .. ed for women at the \ Vilmett Pla\'grouqd and Recrea tion board and ·is now open for membership. The class will meet Tuesday m ornings at 10 :30 o'clock at the Village Green. A professiona!_golfer wo rking at th e Community Golf course has been employed to give instruction to th e wome n at a verv nominal fee. The classes will last o~e hour and the t e rm will consist of six weeks, Miss Joe Skidmore assistant in charge of v>omen's activi.ties, ;:tnnounces. Membership will be open until Tuesday noon and enrollment must be made at the Recreation office, T en th and Central st r ee t s, Telephone 468. An y woman res ide nt of Wilmette is eligible for member ship in the cla ~s. and th e fundamental principles of golf \vill be taught which will enable every member of the class to he prepared to play on a regular golf course at tlt e e nd of the term. A group of Kenilworth girls who have gone to Camp Bryn-Afon, in Northern Wisconsin, are Peggy Ketcl-)um, ..Ruth Joyce, Carol Jean McGraw, Charlene Driver, Martha O'Connor, Mary Jane Smith, Doris Wolfe, Shirley Herman , and Barbara Bartlin~. its rafJers like a barn, its few pieces of necessary furniture, plain and worn, and its burning logs, is a pleasant place these nights. A single student lamp throws a soft light on the wild flowers and the old books on the table. TL.e Greatest Trade-in Value in tLe World .. Exchange your cold, draughty rooms for a home that is warm as toast throUjhout. Le·· titan $75 a room to in·tall A liberal allowance made on your old fur. nace in the · purchase of new American Radiator Heating EqUipment. Convenient payments. We guarantee all work. WILLIAM B. LUCKE 514 Railroad Avenue, Wilmette Tel. Wilmette 2020-2021 It is e\'ening at the lake. I am li st ening to sound s, country sounds, up here on the hill. There is a little waterfall a short ways from us, and its quiet fall makes a constant soft sound of falling water. There is the sound of the slow movement of oars on the water. no. m . . tor boats are out. The last hit of colo r is vanishing from the sk \·. There is not a sound of a voice or . a footstep. A few birds so unds, the rowing, the water falling-a quiet world. The loneliness appeals to us. Our cottage is on a hiHtop overlooking the water. An island, three quarters of a mile long, lies before us in the lake . It is thickly wooded. The Jesuits who have had this island for a retreat for many years, have not yet come. ,When they~ are her e the y g-o rowin g sometimes of an evening.!.. in long boats with many oars, and si ng as th ey row. They love this quiet, beau tiful lake as we do. Today I walked through a little oak woods a few hundred yards away. Quantities of ripe wild strawberries were growing on the bank. I found some bluebells and spiderwort, blackeyed Susans, white daisies, red clover, wild roses, and a few rarer flowers. I made a bouquet of these pretty wild things and carried it back to the house where I placed it in a heavy earthenware pitcher on the table. Tonight a fire is burning inside, in !he firepla~e. A . f ter a while, I shall go 111, when rt becomes quite dark and cold outsi~e. The bare living room wit}l