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matMrJ 'SdiGOI' Plaaa for BeM&t Briclp llrs. James Fentress spoke to the senior girls of New Trier Hig!t school Fridaf, March 9, on "The Need for Socia Workers." , The beginning of social welfare came because of thought for others, consideration, and the giving to those who needed help, she said, but it was .aon found that such generous aid usually did nQt help the persons, but made them confirmed paupers. So, instead of just giving, the method changed to helping the persons to help themselves. Today social welfare workers study · the case. They are given a technical ~ducation in the training for social workers-poverty, its causes, what will help it, non-employment, and vagabonds. This is a great change in the tactics of the social worker. To qualify for such a job a belief in the job is necessary. The worker must . see the problem, study it, and seek for the remedy. Faith in the given problem is a great asset in applying the remedy. · Another very important and necessary thing for the social worker is to Jearn to think of and see her problem objectively, and not allow her emotions to put herself in the place of one of the persons she is trying to help. She is not to make confirmed paupers or idlers of her people, but educate them to higher surroundings. Mrs. Fentress concluded her most interesting and beneficial talk by saying that even if none of those in her audience became social workers, and hoped that at least they would have the right attitude toward social work. The last regular meetias of the Mary Crane Nursery School auxiliarY was held at the home of the chairman, Mrs. George M. Groves, of Evauston, Monday, March 5. On Monday, March 12, a group from the auxiliary visited the Mary <;;rane Nursery school, which is located at Hull House. . Next :Monday the auxiliary will meet with Mrs. Harry G. Phillips, 1615 Ridge avenue, Evanston, at which time plans will be announced for a benefit bridge which this group is planning to give soon, the proceeds to be a contribution for needed equipment at the Nursery school Kallinckroclt ~ D ~hoofs basket·· score &~t:.k ~~~~~~~~~~;1 baD team contested agamst the Mary- , Jose:PbilnUlrn wood High school team of EYanston the J4allinckroclt JIYIIIIIiallliM ' ~liiillilt;i'··~ last , Saturday and was defeated by a 3 o'clock.. I SERVIaS SUNDAY SDVICES 11 i ... ~~ A. M. Weclaaclay Tatimoaial Mtttia_. P. M. S·aclay Scbool Exeldle t :4 5 A. M. Wilmette Girl Runaer to Compete in A. A. U. Meet · Miss Dorothy Smith,in 1437 avenue, will compete theWilmette Central A. A. U. Championship meet to be held in Patten gym, Evanston, Tuesday evening, March 20. Miss Smith defeated MiS'S Helen Filkey last March in the 40-yard dash event, establishing a new world's record for women. She will meet Miss Filkey again next Tuesday in the 50-yard dash. Miss Smith is a student in the Mallinckrodt High school on Ridge avenue and runs under the colors of the Illinois Athletic club of Chicago. I i March 18, 1928-Subject: ··Mall.,.R._,ing Room-1 16 J \Vilmtne Awna. HOURS: Daily (except Wtdaaclay aad Satalday) 9 A. M. to ' P. 11.: Wedaaci·J t A. M. to 7 :45 P. M.: Satatday t A. M. to .t P. II. TM Bible 111111 Worb ol Jlq s,,_ Ed4fJ 111Jd till ·o ttw .,_.., Chriarim &ciii'Kf . Lirmnure mt111 be ,.,.,. botroUIIfl fit , . rFis1 I. "niB PUBLIC D c:oaDIALLY INYI11!D TO ATTBND '11m CHVaCH SDVICIII AMD YIIIT TH11 ll8ADDIG llOOM ~= = ~ -~= :_-= 5 ~ ~ ~ Joseph Koppel Manqes Highland Park Theaten Joseph Koppel, formerly · directing manager at the Village theater, Wilmette, has accepted the position of directing manager at the Alcyon and Pearl theaters at Highland Park. Mr. Koppel enjoys a wide acquaintance Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hart of 1211 among north shore movie-goers and is A:shland avenue entertained ten guests arranging especially attractive proat dinner and bridge last Saturday grams at the Highland park theaters, it is announced. evening. Not aewl lpat!OD ,., . . . . . . electric radio dalat lraaa the 1wt. l'Tatunlly fOU pt IOIBethJal CWFeiellt aad beftell a radio ia.atnUDeac of woadroaa coae We rtprtlfnt the EVER.VTHING AUTOMOBILE ~me that: ahowa the re- Chicago Motor Club tmd the IUia of yean of niaemeat. RADIO SERVICE and INSTALLA 426 Linden Ave. NEVER. CLOSED Automobile Club Illinois of (NORTH SHORE MOTOR CLUB) 'Phone WiL 4117 partly because we are Never Closed Help Fill The Community Chest -JU M~~TREET ~hoae \Wbueib,yCot J.C.Siewn A. C. tttl caa oaly be adjusted by competaat mea, aacl tbil ._.. apply to aU Radios. Oar work is ·prniscd by a Radio l.._r ef experieace. A portable aait gi·n a labontorr '-' ia you ..,. -..;; We deal oaly ia Ractios, aad panatte o·r ~ttVice at 1 ~~a~aulllt CliiL 4 :a6 LINDEN AVB. RADIO SERVICE 8 I lfrALLATI;ON . . . ~· WIUI8TTB 4117 S,_.,on. Zlnitb. Crotlttl DHin