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February i. 1930 12. WILMETTE LIFE WILMETTE New Trier's Track Mrs. Mary F. Frost Is Business Women to Hear Teams Divide Dual Taken by Death Jan. 29 "Women on Juries" Talk Miss Esther Dunshee, chairman of legislative committee of the Businrss and Professional Women's club, is in charge of the program Monday February 10. Miss Elizabeth Buethe of Green wood circle will speak on "Women on Juries." . An open forum wilt follow Miss Buethe's talk. The Wilmette Business and Professional Women's club is interested especially in this subject since Miss Dunshee, a member of the Wilmette club, has been state chairwan of the co;,nmittee on womeri on juries. Mrs. Mary F. Frost, mother of .Albert G. Frost, 509 Central avenue, \Vilmette, died at the Aurora hospital in Aurora, Ill., Wednesday, January 29, at the age of 70 years. Heart disease \\·as given as the cause of her death. Mrs. Frost had made her home in .\urora. Her iate husband, George E. Frost, who was a Civil war veteran, died eight 'years ago. Mrs. Frost was a member of the Althea chapter, Ord.er of Eastern Star, and the Abraham Lincoln circle No. 2, Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic. Besides the son L1 Wilmt:tte she is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Mabel F. Cadman, of Lombard, Ill. The funeral services were held Friday afternoon, January 31 ~ at 1 o'clock from the Grand Army of the Republic hall in Aurora to the Biedelman chapel at Naperville. Bunal took place at N apervitle. Meet With Evanston 634 PROMPT DELIVERY MAPLE GROCERY &MARKET BONITA COFFEE Somethin1 extraordinary in a delicioua ateel cut coffee. We 1uarantee aatiafaction. Put up in 1-pound cans .... ....... .. .... . DISCUSSES OPERAS The three most outstanding American operas were discussed by Marx Oberndorfer Thursday morning, J anuary 30, at the Wilmette Woman's club. The three uperas he mentioned were "The King's Henchman," Deems Taylor; HManaboza," William Lester, and "Rose Ann," Mr. Obernderfer. Mr. Lester's opera has just been given its .:;econd hearing in Chicago on Wednesday evening, January 29, at !he First Congregational church in Chicago. 39c SAVOY GRAPE FRUIT You'll be deli1hted with it. Try a caD. SAVOt quality mean· SATISFACTION. No. z can, per can ............. . . . 25 c frying Chickens, lb. . . 331/2c Small Heas, lb.......... 32c Large Fat Hens, lb·... 351/2c Fresh Eggs, doz..... 3Sc-4Sc Whole Pork Loin, lb . . . ...... 23c Rib or Pork Loin Ends, lb . ... 25c Best Brick Butter, 2 lbs . . ... . 78c Good Luck Butterine, 1 lb . .. 2Sc Leg of Lamb, lb . .. .... .... . . 35c Breast of Lamb, lb. . . . . . . . . . lSc Rib & Loin Lamb Chops, lb., 4Sc 4-lb. Shoulders of Lamb, lb. 2Sc Swift's Prem. 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Dauber, 334 CenMr. an(l Mrs. Hayes McKinney entra1 avenue, returned Saturday nig-ht tcrtained their evening dinner and irom a month's trip down the east bridge club Tuesday at their home, 1035 coast to Miami. Chestnut avenue. -o- -o- Mrs. R.:>bert Zimmerman, 303 GreenRaymoad A. Wheelock, 89 Robsart leaf avenue, entertained sixteen guests road, Kenilworth, retumcd Sunday at a luncheon 'i'uesd.ay afternoon at night from a business trip to Dalla s. her home. Texas. New Trier High school's senior track team defeated the Evanston High ;e nior tracksters at the New Trier fieldhouse last Saturday morning 48.2-3 to 28 1-3. The Evanston junior track team trimmed the New Trier juniors, 36 to 19. In the senior division New Trier won the relay and first places in the 50yard dash, 440-yard dash, half mile, mile, and high jump. The Gray and Green relay team was composed of Fre.d Willia.m s, Hugh Saxon, John Kirby, and Walter Wanger. First and second places in the various events were won by New Trier rt~resentatives as follows: Hugh Sax on, first, 50-yard dash, and Fred Williams, second; Walter Wanger, first, 440-yarcl dash, and Paul Powell, second; Hiram Weld, first, half mile, and Don Matthews, second: George Boylsron, first, mile; Bob Kelly, first, high jnmp, and Henry Bender, second; Henry Bender, second, low hurdles, and Frank Riley, second, shot put. Although New Trier's junior track team l'ost to Evanston, the Gray and Green yo ungsters '"-·on the junior relay, and according to Track Coach John Nay they show much promise in the dash events. Bill Sundlof was the individual star for the New Trier junior team. He tied for first place in the high jump, and took second in the low hurdles. The ~ew Trier trackstcrs will meet Provi sn at New Trier on Februarv 15 1nd '\'aukegan at New Trier on March 1. Thev also have a match scheduled with 'Cniversity Hil!h of Chicago on March 5. Coach Na.v plans to enter a New Trier team in the Tllinois relavs which are to be held on March 15. · i I .. 0. OF M. TO MEET The Order of Martha will hold its next regular sewing meeting at 1 :30 o'clock Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lee J. Pape, 210 Seventeenth street. Mrs. Frederick C. Dressel, 1341 Greenv:ood avenue, entertained. last Satur(!ay afternoon in honor of her small daughter, Dolores, on her sixth birthday. There were fourteen classmates 0£ Dolores' present. -0- -are by far the best way to express your V a! en tine Message We offer a large variety from · lc to s·oc. Popular P_rices for the chrldren Mrs. John Lind, 315 Richmond road, Kenilworth, spoke at the Glencoe Library cluJ Monday afternoon, February 3. SPECIAL VALENTINES for sweethearts. mothers, relatives, etc. VALENTINE BOXES containing ma!erial for making valentines 25c , 35c "' 50c Dennison Party Goods and Decorations WILMETTE Stationery and Gift Shop 1155 WILMETTE AvE. 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