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June 2, 1928 WINNETKA TALK 148 PUPILS GRADUATE FROM SCHOOLS JUNE 13 Hold Commencement Exercises for Public School Children; School Closes June 14 Graduation exercises for eighth grade pupils of the Winnetka Public schools will be held on Wednesday, June 13, and the winter term will come to an end on Thursday, June 14, it was announced this week. One hundred and forty-eight pupils will receive their diplomas in the ex- ercises on June 13, having completed the courses prescribed for graduation from the public schools and for en- trance into high school. The summer session, which is held each year for a period of four weeks, will: open on Monday, June 18, and will be held at the Horace Mann school. It will. be under the super- vision of Miss LaReina Bubbett of the Skokie school as principal. The teach- ers of the primary grades will be Mrs. Frieda Barnett from the Hubbard Woods school and Miss Millicent Anderson from Horace Mann school. Miss Mildred Julian from Horace Mann and Miss Emily Nelson from Greeley schools will teach pupils of the middle grades and Miss Anna Nechak and Mrs. May Herrick from Greeley | schqol, and Miss LaReina Bubbett will conduct classes for pupils of the upper grades. Sessions will be held every morn- | ing from 9 to 12 o'clock for pupils of all grades from first to eighth. Work will be individual = and confined to fundamental subjects. A small tuition fee will be charged and all registra- tions shoud be in by June 11. No registration will be accepted for less than the full term. Graduating Pupils The pupils who, will graduate on June 13.are: Eleanor Anderson, - Loretta, Anderson, Vera Andersors-- Severt Andrewson, Luella, Armin, Elisabeth Ballard, Barbara Bastien, Doris Benson, John T. Benson, Dorothy Bergh, Calvin Blair, Nat Blatchford, Elaine Blumenthal, Dorothy Botkow, Sylvia 'Boynton, Thomas Brooks, Harry Brown, Patty Calkins, Maurice Cauuet, Helen Cazel, Fred Clerk, Robert Clore, Margaret Cobb, Frances Copthorne, Carolyn Cutting, 'Meredith Cutting, Mary Louise Doran, Edward J Doyle, and Marguerite Doyle. ) ; Darice Elmer, Thelma George Everitt, Loring Farwell, Jane Fitzgerald, Edward Flannery, Hugh Fleming, James Flynn, Hope Freeman, Katherine French, Margarete Freyn, Helen Fulton, Marie Louise Gardner, George Gonsalves, Margaret Gould, Mary Ellen Graham, Preissel Happ, Frank Hil- pert, Edith Hirsch, Margaret Huddy, Helen Holton, Lee Hooper, Lyman Huff, Ragnhild Jacobsen, Fred Janney, Henning Jansson, Ewing Johansen, Margaret Kahler, Roy Kirby, Jane Knowles, Lewis Kranich, and Esther Kriebel. Virginia Lang, Mildred Lansing, Alice FURS Cleaned --~ Glazed and Stored *S And now during the summer months in the in-between season is the time to bave the repairs made--you can now save 30%. M. B. Okean Co. Manufacturing Furrier 567 LINCOLN AVE., WINNETKA TEL. WINN. 2572 F. Erickson, Keehn, William Kidd, John | Larkin, Marjorie Leach, Grace Leonard, Mary Alice Leslie, Edward Gerber Levin- son, Berenice Loeb, Virginia Loco, Joseph Longland, Victor Luensman, Frances Mack, Betty Maddox, Colombo Marchini, Linda Marchini, Dexter Martin, Arthur Mayer, Eleanor Mayer, Mary McFadzean, Margaret McKenzie, Marjorie McNie, Margaret Meleney, Lois Mellander, Carlotte Merrifield, Page Mergentheim, Joe Miller, Fred Mitchell, Lorraine Moore, Carroll Murphy, Richard Nelson, Paul Netterstrom, Virginia Nicholls, and Rich- ard Norris. Jack Odell, Florence Olson, Clara Orvis, Helen Orvis, Ada Pancoe, William Pavey, Frances Payne, Anne Palmer, Susanna Peirce, Carlton Prouty, Frank Putt, Margery Raub, Gordon Ray, Ada Reasner, Nancy Reynolds, Virginia Rich, Helen Rodgers, Blossom Rosenthal, Billy Rothschild, Don Rumsey, Shirley Samms, Emory Sawyer, Jane Schaeffer, Bernice Schmidt, William Sells, Kenneth Seyfried, Frank Seyl, Henry Silk, Robert Smith, Jane Snyder, Henry Stanton, Evelyn Stevens, Jerome Straus, Evelyn Strom, John Struggles, and Helen Stults. Sherman Taylor, Marian Thomas, Nancy Thomas, Evelyn Totman, Gertrude Van Treuren, Caroline Veeder, Ted 'Wachs, Arthur Wallsten, Walter 'Wanger, Jerry Westerfeld, Gladys White, Joe 'White, Platt Whitman, Ted Wilder, James Will, and Marjorie Wood. Irwin Hale of Winnetka went to Washington, D. C, on Wednesday io place the wreaths presented by the Winnetka Post of the American legion, on the grave of his brother in Arling- ton National cemetery. Miss Edith Dillon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William S. Dillon, 814 Pros- pect avenue, has been elected to asso- ciate membership in Sigma Xi, the national honorary society of scientists. Miss Dillon will be graduated from Northwestern at commencement this month. Mr. and Mrs. E. Burt Brown of 618 Willow road, left Winnetka, May 23, for an extensive trip in the west. They have been in Los Angeles and now are traveling north. They will include Oregon and Washington in their - journey and expect to return home sometime in August. THOMAS Tree Surgeons The North Shore's Largest and Best Equipped Tree Surgery Organization Pruning - Pneumatic Cavity Machines GLENCOE 514 Tree Surgery - Power Sprayers Phones' J. LYNCH Spraying - WINNETKA 1294 long service. equaled wearing qualities. A Good Family Store rchased ~~ 5 Brown-Bilt Shoes = A line of smart, stylish, quality shoes for men and women, that fit perfectly and give Buster-Brown Shoes for Children Health Lasts, the finest leather and un- Attend the Opening Today of = TAYLOR'S HUBBARD WOODS STORE A Souvenir for Everyone 51 == A Pair of Silk Hose will be given with each pair of Women's Shoes pu residents. Phone Winnetka 773 900 Linden Avenue 2 Pairs of Men's Socks will be given with each pair of Men's Shoes purchased - = Furnishings =~ for Men, Women and Children A complete line of furnishings suitable for the most discriminating of the North Shore Dry Goods and Ready to Wear Notions and dry goods to fill every need, smart, attractive ready to wear, wonderful for the summer months. TAYLOR'S nor £2 Hubbard Woods