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WTIMFTTF TAPE October 4, 1934 MOVE TO WINNETKA The Albert M.: Williams 'family, formerly of 224 Sheridan road,. Kenil- worth, has moved to 350 Winnetka avenue, Winnetka. Their daughter, Ruth, has entered her freshman year aï Radcliffe. BIRTHDAY PARTY Mickey Seeley of 705 Roger ave- nu e, Kenilworth, entertained'sîxteen children at sUpper and the movies in the garage of the home of his parents,ý Mr. and Mrs. Miles Seeley, Fridav in honor of his fifth birthday. s1~m~b ~tO4JJ~ Friday and Saturday OnIy HARLEQUIN CAKES Two dark and one light layers with cocoanut cream filling and mocha icing. lb Simply grand ............ DANISH COFFCE CAK) Richly iruit.filied .... ...... CINNAMON SHORTBREADS 2. And other butter cookies ......... b 3 FRESHAPE PIES. AP- 3 Now..... 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"Whatso- ever, things are. true, 1 hatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsover things are pure, whatsover things are Iovely, what- soever things are of good report; if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, thMnk on these things" (Philippians 4 :8). .Among the citations wihich com- prised the Le sson-Sermon was the following from the Bible: "Thou, 0 lord, remainest for ever; thy throne from generation to generation" (La- mentation 5:19). The Lesson-Sermon also included the following passages from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scrip- tures," by Mary Baker Eddy: "Al reality is in God and His creation*, harmonious and eternal. That whicb He creates is good, and Hie makes aIl that is made" (p. 472). TREASURER AT SCHOOL Jacqueline Preston, of Glencoe, has been chosen treasurer of Main hall at Grinnell college. Miss Prestoun is a freshman this year. The social chairmen, treasurers, and sports cap- tains for the six cottages of the women 's quadrangle are chosen by popular vote. As treasurer, Miss Pres- ton wiil have charge of the cottage funds. Mfr. and Mrs. Arthur Bonnet, 1571 Robsart road, Kenilworth, wiIl enfer- tain at dinner and Tripoli on Satur- day, 'October 4, 1934 WILMETTE LIFE First Tourne y of Table Tennis Body Cornes.This Mont h The Illinois Table, Tennis associa- tion Wh ich recently, absgrbed the Chicago. Ping-Pong association is celebrating the merger in the form of a huge Membership tournament, open to, ail Chicagoanis and sub- urbanites, to be played October 10 to- l3 at the Stay and Play club, 168 W. Monroe street, Chicago. A host of ranking stars are play- ing in this opening event inciuding such well knowns as Billy Condy of Wilmnette, who was runner. up in the national championships last year: Carlton Prouty of Winnetka, Miss Trudie Schnur of Glencoe, Western champion; Coleman Clark, former national champion, Mrs. Edith Mc- Fadzean and, a score of lesser lights. Mr. Average Player will be given a break as 'a special consolation event will be run off for ail those who are eliminated in the first two rounds in the men's singles. Entries will be accepted by R. G. Hammond. 175 W. Jackson boulevard. In enter- ing this tournament a player will be given a membership in the Illinois and U. S. Table Tennis associations and a free subscription to the game's officiai magazine. The public is in- vited. Events are announced -as follows: October 10-Women's. singles 7 p. m. October 11-Men's singles and doubles 7 p. m. October 12- Consolation Men's singles. Octo- ber 13-Boy's singles (Ijnder 15) 10 a. M. October 13-Afternoon and evening finals in aIl events. James Donahue, 907 Elmwood ave- nue, a freshman at the University of Illinois, has been peldged to Phi Ep- ýSilon fraternit%.