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6 WILMETTE LIFE December 14, 1928 Keep Children Awa:v Seek Names of Service People in Kenilworth From School, Crowds, . The committee of the Kenilworth Neighbors which was appointed to dispense the $1,000 pledge of the club toward the new memorial gymna·.sium in Kenilworth, is anxious to complete the list · of all men and women who enlisted for full-time service during the world war while living in homes situated in the present Kenilworth school district. · This district extends along the south side of Winnetka avenue, west to Ridge, along the east side of Ridge.: avenue to the Kenilworth-Wilmrit~? boundary line. The committee, which is made up of Mrs. Percy B. Eckhart, chairman, and Mrs. Edwin Bluthardt and Mrs. John Wilds, will give part of the fund for the tablet which will bear the names of those in service and which will be erected in the memorial gymnasium. Mr·.s. Eckhart asks that anyone who knows of such a person who is not posted on the . Jist in the Kenilworth Assembly hall, call her at Kenilworth 672, as the committee desires to mak.! the . list as absolutely complete as possible. It is hoped that the dedicatory ceremony late in February will witness the tablet in place. Mis~ Marian Flentye and Miss Ka.thryn Parshall of Wilmette have issued invitations for a luncheon and bridge at the Club Vista del Lago Friday, December 28. If Suffering Colds! "Keep your children home from school if . they have colds or sore throat, and avoid holiday season crowds," was the warning issued this week by the two \Vilmette school nurses, Mrs. Emma Stopka, of the Howard and Logan schools, and Miss Mary Green, of the Central-Laurel group. Rumors of contagious disease epidemics in the public schools of the village are u'n founded, according to the nurses, but they advise that proper precautions should be taken. At the beginning of this week thirty pupils were reported absent at the Howard school on account of colds and sore throats, while forty-five were absent at the Central school. Two cases of mumps were reported at Central and a few cases of chicken pox at Howard. Several teachers also have been afflicted with colds this week, which have kept them from their classrooms. A TREAT and RETREAT for Shoppers HERE is the popular retreat of shoppers be~ause they have found luncheon here a real treat. The appetizing manner in which our delicacies are served; the satisfying refreshments offered; the refined, restful environment-and withal the welcome moderation of our prices-are reasons enough -but by no means all. Village Chocolate Shop In the New Fint National Bank Building VISITING IN WILMETTE Mrs. C. A. Wheeler of 265 Wood court has had as her guests since Thanksgiving, her father an~ mother, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Kincaid of Farmers' City, Ill., who will remain with her until time to g_o to Toledo for the holidays. They expect to return to Wilmette in the spring. :~ 1150 Wilmette Avenue Phone WUmette 436 I For the Holiday Party ~ f!: ~.~.~~~~~~~[:~~~~~~~[:~[:~~~~~~~~ · ~ ~ ~ f:'l[:'f[:"[:"[:'l[:'l[:"[:"[:"[:"[:"[:"f:'~f:"[:"[:"[:"[:"[:"[:"[:"f:'~f:'lf:" · f!: ~ ~ CHRISTMAS COOKIES are here in an amazingly beautiful display. You can tell by seeing them that they are a wonderful treat. Christmas Plum Pudding and old fashi.oned Fruit Cake. Ginger Bread Boys, Girls and Animals. These and many other good things are offered for the pre-Christmas shopper. f!: f!: ~ ~{ PHONE WILMETTE }~ ~ . 5 75 Christmas is near and the boys and girls will be coming home from school. You are no doubt planning a weicome and little entertainments. May we draw your attention to The Patty S~oppe as a source of supply for those bakery delicacies so needful to complete yo~u luncheons, dinners and breakfasts. We will be pleased to make up any special orders you may wish in cakes and rolls, and in these busy holidays when time is so valuable we can also serve you by delivery-free for orders of one dollar and over and a small charge on smaller orders. . · ~ Ji ~ · ~ ii Ji ~ ii IJ Ji · e f!: f!: f!: f!: ~ /N ~ f(; f'f:. R: f'!: ~ ~ ~ ; I Specials for Christmas Week iii PIES Mince Pumpkin Apple Lemon Cream Sandwich sizes ii BREADS Whole Wheat Poppy Seed Whole Wheat Raisin White Raisin Irish Bread Rye-plain or with caraway seed II/; ~: IJ!i ~: Individual. medium and large f!: f!: CAK~ Christmas Fruit Cake Devil' s Food White Layer Spice Lemon Filled Velvet /J 11/'iiY i/J : ~ ~ ~ COOKIES A large assortment of Christmas Cookies · Butter Ginger Macaroons Oatmeal Rocks Meringues Animal ~: ~: ~.. ~ IJ!I'J#._· . THE WILSON BAKERY 1 162 I ~: Cakes can be iced with any special icing you may wish 1/111 '"' :~, ~: ,}!j ROLLS Finger Parker House Clover Leaves Water Poppy Seed (in Salted Rye or Whole Wheat Sticks rolls or crescents) ~ ~~ ~ Wilmette Ave. · Phone Wil. ·4 1 4 -Qur delivery service is particularly convenient in stor~y ~eatber I THE PATTY SHOPPE I ~ Opposite New First National Bank Building ~ 1153 Wilmette Avenue ~ Phone WUmette 575 , ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~t