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54 November 16, ·t928 PIBIIII~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- 4tL ~ ~ Beautiful Room~Siz~ Rugs ,Joseph Seara School . Observes Book Week National Book Week was observed at the Joseph Sears school in Kenilworth this week. The English com.position dasses of the sixth, seventh, and eight grades wrote book reports and talked about books, the literature classes of Miss Gertrude Herrick made up questions and answers about books and book characters, the fifth grade pupils of Miss Bessie Stark and Miss Emma Billington displayed posters and book cover.; which they had obtained by writing letters to publishers, and the fourth grade pupils of Miss Ruth Smith were asked to write their first book reports. Each child wrote a report of the book which he likes best. Logan·Howard ~;;;}~ F- Glorious henna, two-toned blue, richest taupe, sunset ro · se. Imperial embroideries are . not being made in . China now. We have a few choice ones. In jewelry-jade, cornelian, amber and the simpler kinds that are also lovely. All direct from Peking to you I · P.T.A. ·O Pagoda Loont Studl KATHARINE P. CRANE 1632 Chicago Avtnue I · Grtenluf 5960 1o Hourr to PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISER~ A New Idea l'or Gilt Giving ORIENTAL BUGS What could ·be more desirable as a Gift than a beautiful Rug? · We alao have a wonderful line of Domestic aad Hooked Rata, moderately priced-a variety weD worth your e:JUUDiaation. A trip to DAVID G. BARRY'S will convince you that we do aell at money savina pricea. Ou· Da)'llgbt Sales·oo~ns ahow the true coloring· aad patterna-tbe one and only aafe way to aelect Floor coverings. The only DAYLIGHT aalearoom north of the "Loop." Seleet Yo... CJuelst~nas P·eseats Now! If desired, we will gladly hold any purchase subject to deliYery juat before Christmas. CARPETS-RUGS-LINOLEUM Complete Line of Floor Coverings The LARGEST exclusive CARPET, RUG, and LINOLEUM atore north of the uLoop" Open Saturday Evening Estimating Cutting Laying Sewing Stair Pads and Llnl.ngs David G. Barry New Location: 806-810 Grove St. Phones: University 5712 Greenleaf 2300 Cleaning and Repairing Rugs and Carpets By R. M. C. A representative gathering of parents, almost as many fathers as mothers, attended the evening meeting of the Logan-Howard Parent-Teacher association Tuesday, November 13. With "business as usual" conducted bv the officers of the orgaJ]ization, .an inspiring program was provided in the songs by Rollin Smith, accompanied by Mrs. Smith, and the talk of Dr. George D. Allison of the Wilmette Baptist church. Giving a report of the district coilference of the P. T. A., Mrs. J, W. Behr. quoted the aim of the associa- · tion, "To create public opinion for higher standards of national life." Quite in line with this aim is the subiect of ·Dr. Allison's talk, uA Simp!e Religion for the Home," by which he wished to deepen some impressions and consecrations. Beneath differences of race and creed. all mankind inher.its the basic religion of one God, and the commandment to love our neiQ'hbor, and no one is acceptable to that God unless he is a good neighbor. The duty of all narent_s is to provide the spiritual heritage for their children. making religion verv precious in their memories of childhpod. Every boy's father is a hero to him. and the father who brings his best thoughts and achievements to the home circle, who cultivates comradeship with his son and play~ with him, is a powerful influence in the life of that son. The happiness of Sunday as a day for home and family needs to be revived. and the simpler pleasures of afternoon walks and reading of worthv books should not be supplanted by automobiles and comic supplements. M usic and singing by the home talent need not be crowded out bv "Canned" varieties, and the art of telling stories mav he mastered by repeated efforts. Home, as the place where the best fun of all is to be had, should not be too "nice" for the g-rowing bov, but pro\'ide some place that is truly his own. With a sense of humor and a sense of proportion to make atlowances for everv member of the f;lmilv. it should be possible. as Dr. Allison said, "to grow a little religion our~ selves." Miss Frances Howard. <iaUCThter of Mrs. Arthur Howard of 1055 Wilmette avenue, will be home this week-end to attend the Chicallo-Illinois game. She wilt bring three Alpha Phi sorority sisters with her. -oMr. and Mrs. Howard Fogg and their son, Howard, Jr., returned recently from a four weeks' trip to New York City, through the east, anrl to visit Mr. Fogg's alma mater, Dartmouth college. -(}- 6¥2 PERCENT----FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS On substantial income property in Evanston I On November 5, Miss Mildred Tideman of 1025 Linden avenue entertained ~t luncheon in honor of Miss AP"nes DeMille of New York Citv. Miss neMille i" the daughter of .\Vitliam DeMille, the producer. -oMr. and Mrs. Robert Calvert of 1~?.f) Highlanrl aven11e annn,mce the hirth of a -son NovemhPr 12. ThP baby, who has been named Georg-e Edward, '"eighed nine pounds ten ounces. -oMr. and Mrs. Michael Geist of Niles renter entertained twentv-fmtr guests ~t a Hallowe'en p:trtv at their home Saturday eveninsr. November 3. JOHN F HAHN ·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·E·V·A·N·S·T·O~N~.jiLiL~.~~~~~·GiR~EiE~~~E~A~F~l~7o~o~~l "· INCORPORA TED 6 S 1 17 HERMAN A VENUE -oMr. anrl Mrs. W. Harlan Cattin, 132 r~ntral Park avenue. announce the ~irili of a dausr~~ No~emb~ 13, ~ the R'·anston hospital.