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+e WINNETKA TALK December 25, 1926 Greetings and Best Wishes for Christmas and the Coming Year We feel the concluding year should not pass without an expression of gratification over the cordial relations existing between us, and we desire to convey the season's best wishes for A Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year. Hubbard Woods Trust & Savings Bank Hubbard Woods 952 Linden Avenue OFFICERS M. B. ORDE, president F. E. BARTELME, vice-president ARTHUR LASER, cashier ALBERT R. GATES, general counsel 72 BEBE CBE BE BE VBE WHE EE BER VE BEE WHE BE WE BE HEE EB OB EB BR RR RR ARR ER RE RE aa MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEY v5 z NN IES COMMUNITY HOUSE CALENDAR ee ---- (Week of December 27) Monday, December 27 Morning-- Women's gym class Evening-- Young Men's gym class Business Men's gym class Modern Woodmen of America Chamber of Commerce Triangle club Royal Neighbors Tuesday, December 28 Afternoon-- Motion pictures Evening-- Camp Re-union dinner Motion pictures Young Ladies' gym class Friendship circle New Trier Rifle club Wednesday, December 29 Afternoon-- Small Boys' gvm class Evening-- Young Men's gym class Czecho Slovakian club Thursday, December 30 Afternoon-- High School Boys' gym class Camp Fire Girls Bible Study class Evening-- Boy Scouts Business Men's gym class Friday, December 31 Afternoon-- Motion pictures Evening-- Young Men's gym class New Trier Rifle club Motion pictures Panthers Saturday, January 1 New Years' day. House closed. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE The lesson sermon at First Church of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday morn- ing, December 26, will be "Christian Science." Service will be held in the Masonic temple at 708 Elm street, at 11 o'clock, Sunday school at 9:35 o'clock and the testimonial meeting is held on Wed- nesday evening at 8 o'clock. The Christian Science reading room at 526 Linden street, is open daily from 12 until 6 p. m. North Shore Congregation Israel, Harvey E. Wessel, Rabbi, announces that two Sunday services will be held in place of the Friday evenings of December 26 and January 2--at the Hubbard Woods school, at 11 o'clock. The subject will be "Major Prophets." Gilbert Barton, son of Mrs. Enos M. Barton of 978 Euclid avenue, has returned from Williams college for the holidays. |OPEN NEW SHERIDAN PAVEMENT TO TRAFFIC Winnetka, Glencoe, State and County Officials Observe Opening This Friday Following the completion a week ago of the paving improvement on Sheridan road between the north limits of Win- netka and the north limits of Glencoe at the cost of $190,000, Sheridan road will be officially opened to traffic at 3 o'clock, Friday, December 24. Representatives from the village of Winnetka, Merle Waltz, president of the village of Glencoe, and several other members of the councy, a re- sentative from the State Highway de- partment, Don E. Marsh and Frank A. Windes, of Windes and Marsh, engi- neers for the work, and representatives from the city of Highland Park will meet at the corner of Scott avenue, Winnetka, and Sheridan road, to take part in a ceremony opening the road to the public. Messrs. Farmer, Quigley and Walther of the Highway Construc- tion company, contractors for the work, will also be included in the group of officials. This meeting will formally complete the concrete paving of Sheridan road from Wilmette through Highland Park, work that has eithar been under con- struction or in litigation for several years. State Aid Road The plan for the paving of the road through Glencoe, was carried out by special assessment and an appropria- tion from the State Road funds. Of the $190,000 expended the property owners benefited, paid $100,000 and the state $90,000. The state also construct- ed the three large bridges over the ravines, and a good part of this has been in the courts for three or four vears. The actual paving project has been going on since August, 1926. It so happens that the state has just completed its County line pavement, and the construction of the four Coun- ty line bridges, so this strip of Glencoe road, together with the state road, will make a continuous strip of 30 foot reinforced concrete pavement running through several villages along the north shore. John K. Coolidge Home Bought by Evanstonian Mr. and Mrs. John K. Coolidge, 757 Foxdale avenue, Winnetka, have sold their residence to Mrs. Alice Neeld Schwall of Evanston. Miss M. De Golyer of Hokanson and Jenks, Inc, represented both parties. Hokanson and Jenks, Inc, report the sale of 314 acres of business frontage on Dundee road, adjoining the North- field station of the Skokie Valley line. Title was taken by B. C. Burnham rep- resenting a syndicate. While no con- sideration was given it is understood the price was a record for this vicin- ity. We feature Special Pressing and Tailoring Service ¥