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Mr. and Mrs. Ftedericlc Leiscb of 1040 Ashland avenue, arrived home Thursday. of last week, with their daughter, Betty Lou, froin Eatons' ranch in Wyomiing, Where they hadý bee for about,,two montbs. ___ FIRST CHURCH 0F CHRJST, SCIENTIST Tenth trcet and Central Avenue. WILMETTe, ILLINOIS Sunday Services- i i a.m. Wednesday-Testimonial Meeting-8 p.rn. ,Sunday School Exerises--9 ;45 a.m. JULY 17, 1938 - S*'jct:' LTVE7 READING, ROON - Il 3 -,Central Avenue Open Daily (except Wednesday) 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Wednesday 9 A.M. to 7:45 P.M. SaturdaV 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. The Bible and Works of Mary Baker Eddy, and ail other authorized Christian Scence Literature nay be read, .borr-owed or purchased at the Reading Room. TUE PL'BLI~ ES IYVITFD IIT THE. hres amucaa25 cents. The rule bas. been changed Ca h* es -"Surf s. that "Special Boys' Day" will be Riders" wiIl play Friday. This Friday schedule will Hawaiien music be, maintaine d during vacati on but co»ntiuoully,-to fur- whnshool resumes the shift will nish a typical Hla- be made back .to Saturd4y morning. waiian atinosphere. "SpeciaU Wô men's Playin Day" Waikilci beach bas been Monday, the saine féee beingk scenes wilI be re- chargedl.> It has been decided to al- produced behinid lw ne to play Friday -afternoon tbe trhesetira fron I o'clock on for'the sanie fee., ro id the etirThus "Special Boys' Day" and -"Wom- rooi wli e dc-en's Day"t will be. joined- together, on orated with Ha- , *P~. rdy h oscnpa pto 1 waiian bamboo J .Pie rdy h oscn, yu and painis. There Durant Photo o'clock. will be booths as well as tables. Monday will. stili be designated as While there will be a . oda foun- "Special Women's Day." The officers - -h an 1 nt ,J fAmerica and have made this provision for_ boys profit. Over and above the e,çpense of maintaining the course, aily profits are divided with the Wilmette Park boardl and the. Park comrnittee of the Evanston City counicil. Mrs. Frances M. Hardin, 1 46, Is Taken by Death s than anythlflg previously wru.- n the subject.of swimming. pecially valuable are the series nder-water pictures illustrating li swinlming movemelits. GUEST FROM LONDON mies F. Husen of London, a iew of THebert* lames Wright-, Chareured and Satperpised nu4er the United Stages Goverument 1151WU.ff.Avn. .Toebpb.m. WII..tt 1623 St. Gertrude's church, ini Chicago, and the burial was he.ld in Ail Saints' cemetery. She is survived by ber huýband, John Frank 1Iardin,'and three chli- dren, Frank, Marie, and WVilliani. HIT BY CAR Richard LaBonte, 17, 718 Forest avenue, driving wvest on Lake avenue, was struck liv a car driven bv O. A. of' Yourself mmi AVE.I1 end 1211 WII 10W. VAIS DRUS STORE liée uaIAeu kk.1), TýHk