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W I L M E "f T E LIFE October 25, 1929 mas Seal nurse, assisting. Applications for dental service may be made to her. ~fore than one hundrerl chit-· ":\ ~w Trier High school students arc tln:n han: been lnokcd after; rcquirh1t""~king forward to the third annual .ing fivt hundred "corrections." The Teachers at the Joseph Sears sehou l Atte ndance at the Grosse Poillt Health Center ha~ complete dental in Kenil\\'orth will attend an institttll' dana sponsored hy the Tri - ~hip cluh a 1 the ~clwnl. · It i:' t1) ht' a sports Health Center at the Howard school equipment ft)r this branch of its \\· or~. to he held at the Haven school i~1 E\·an,..;ton· Monday. October 28. and tilt· da nrt and \\'iII he h c ·ld in the sc hqol has incrtased materi~lly. nnw !hat \\·hit:h is ~nancl'cl in part hy cnntn - Kenilworth school \rill be dismissc·d 011 IJutiPns frnm the Ecol~~mty Shop, and mo~ hall Saturday night. ~<h· emher 2. problems of care and iel'ding· must that day. ·uHI other comnltutity organization~ . Dr . ( l 11 v oi the Cope Haney llrchestraJ) he adjusted ' to winter . m·t·<ls . I Th(' · da\·'s prugram \\·ill open \\·ith :'elections 1)\· the Pullman Porters' \\ ill prorich· the syncopatiun . 'Charlt..·s Pirrct, who is taking Dr. Hh-~sing 's . TO HAVE PARTY MONDAY place, is rery much liked hy all who quarttt irom <J :45 to 10. o'clock in th~· ~o uthward is chairman ·ni tht rnm - come to the hal)\· clinic iM a<h·ict·. Bethel number 44. Order of Job\ 1rtnrning. At 10 o'clock Ralph Dennis. mittee in char~e of arrang-ements l<H. Dr. Pierce i~ 0;1 the staff of the daughters . will han· its next reg-ular dean of the Xort hwestern univ-er~itY 1 h~· affair. Other committee chair - Children's Memorial hospital. whcrt· meeting )fonda~ Octohl·r 2H . ·at 7 JO school of speech. ,rill gi,·e a reacli :tg-, :-~' clock in the evening. Th~· affair \\'ill to he fo llowed b\· another grot1p of n1cll are: Toe Berni. rlecorations; :!\ cd :o;hc also holds regular clinics. · I be a Hallowe'en party and a parr cl ~on!!s 1)\· the Pullman Porters. \\.il - \\.i dand. publicity and I<oy \\" est, re- 1 · -·· !ian~- Montgomery McGovern, professor · J t I tl T · Sl · Septemhc:-r 1 sa\\' the dental dtlllt: pnst sale. 1111 11 of political science at Northwe~tern. trD !" . .ast year le . n- .. lip n :sumc operations after the long- ,·aca rl uh g:w~ a nai_y ball as tts annua l tion. It is located at Ridg-t and Lake George ~L ~1 air ni X c\\' YPrk City will speak on "J unglc Paths and Tma Ruin s" at 11 o'clock. has da lll't', and two _years ago the affair avenues in th(· Health Center offices. . been risitin·r his father, Charle:' A. Lunch will be sernd at tht Han-n \\a~ 111 the form of a "fortv-niners' " under the din·ctions of Dr. 1·:. F . ~fa· · , and hrothtr, Clark ~fair, of J.. , and Kichols schools in Evanston fnr hall. I Ch ri stie, with ~li:'s Grifli it, the Christ- Fo 1rtcenth street. the visiting teachers and the afternoon pwgram is scheduled to start at 1 J() o'clock \\'ith violin selections h~· Joh antH.':' P. Koscielny. E. J. Tobin. cottl't\· superintenrlent of . sdmols. undn ;.· . \Yhose auspices the in,titute was call e·l. ·· ~.> will gire a short address of greeting ;tt I :45. This wilt be iollo\\·erl ln· a !crt ttr1 · 011 the snhiect. "A Look at Asia." !)\· ' I' Dr. E. A. Ross, chairman of th e <it: .;! partment' of sociology and antnropolo~n · at th r t.; niversit~· of \Visconsin. All public school ~ in the no-rthe:·n half of Cook cotmt y· \\·ill he represent ed at the institute. N. T. Tri-Ship. Club Plans I · Its Third Annual Dance Health Center News Teachers at Sears School to Attend· Institute Oct. 28 I . I I ~ )~ , *~ · -- ' eware the MOTHS. BACK FROM EASTERN ·TOUR Mr. and ~[rs . George H . ..Rird. 1010 Che stnut avenue. returned Qn \Vedncs dav of last " ·eek irom a three weeks' motor trip in the easL Among the place~ thry \'i!:'tited were Virginia Hn t' Springs. \Yashington and Kcw York. Their daughter. ~I iss Hcmietta. joined them fnr a \\'l'Ck in :\ew York. · Protect Your Summer SPOTS Woolens During attract HOTHS The Winter Months ~. MOTH PROOF BAGS e~~~(dp. Cand ulalel'-coloted !xJ alltsts Moths are equally as destructive in winter as 1n summer, and they.especially attack soiled garments. 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