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Çchf'1 iec topr THE VILLAGE AND FARM SCHOOL 717 Gr..mwk..dAve., Glomese, 111. THE FAIRM SCHOOL Sonders Roud. Northbrookil 11. LETTIE L. JOHNSTON WANDA GREINEISEN For Intormaaion Chidren aud Parents i*O the. Chldreaes Scheeul of the. Natonal Coliege oft Eduostleum in Evausten Our Children's School Is co-educa- tional. AU grades froin nursery uchool and klndergarten throuoeh 8th g rade. PLUi MISS SPUCKOS JUNIOR FRENCH KîNDERGARTEN and Nursery School, Congrejational Rlouse. 1417 Hinman Ave. Enroll now! Lunch. con end supervised play iatternôoon if desired. For further inifermation phone Gre. 9276 or after, 6 P. M. Day. 8283. >Mies Speàc eauh seen at the school amy morning or afteraoon.1 The North Shore. Foundation Sehool Nursery School anid Klndergarten 4"8 Ridge Aveniue, Winnetka MAtînuneeé flà peitng OCTOBER 29,1939 Registrations, inay be made by caRlilg Miss Eva SIgrid Winnetka 3504 A limited nurnber of pupils will be accepted. Transportation can be pro- 'I Mary Ashby Cheek. Ground break- The co-educational day schools and ing ceremonies for a new $150,- colleges have successully taken their 000 library building followed, an.ad- places as not unusual educationaàl dress by.Dr. George E. Frazer of factors in the commu nity; the pri- Winnetka, chairman'of -the board of vate day school, trustees. because it is pat- Aniongthe 1401 new students are pubterned after th Miss Janann, Fleming,: daughter of ~ ulcsbosi Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Fleming, 782tatboth oy Glencoeroad, Glencoe; Miss Louise gilspusu Peach,ý daughter of Mr. and Mrs,. W. get w o r klato- F. Pea ch, 124 Sixth street, Wil- 4gte ncass mette;ý Miss Betty Baker, daughter and the college of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Baker,. 212 ~bcuetesu Green Bay "road. Winnetka;: and dents attending 1014Dm5-have attained a Miss Elizabeth Attridge. certin maurity more road, Winnetka, formerly of cwhtin ales he ,Wichita, Kas. wparen o leh Upprcassenreurne intm (Berm!e) confidence in, their foir-President Cheek's reception Sun- Marjorle Leary ability to assume day afternoon. In this group were a measure of re- Miss Nancy deBeers,. 814 Grove sponsibility forthemselves. Co-edu- stretGlnoe; Miss Btty J a nIel atonalboarding dwycftg are thot as Browning, 934 Spanish court, and numerous as boarding schools for Miss Frances Rapp, 406 Park ave- either boys or girls. nue, both of Wilmette. There are several of the co-educa- tional secondary boarding schools FRESHM~EN AT MIAMI however, here and in the East, that Howard Hinrichs, son of Mr. and do a, splendid job in fitting young ,Mrs. K. H. Hinrichs, 383 Sunset people for a happy well adjusted life. road, and David IKoolish, 1170 Chat- The wise educators who have de- field road, both of Winnetka, left veloped these schools have believed Sunday for Oxford, Ohio, where they firmly that the careul training, of uill enteri the freshnan class of Mi- boys and girls together during the Pireproof buildings. Limnousine serv- ice. Rot noon lunch If deslred. We invite you to visit the school. Write or telephone for catalog. Fali session opens September 20th. Tele- phones: Greenleaf 0221, Rogers Park 1807, Wlmette 4354. Clara Ben1e Baker. Director. Evanston, DIL O.*. 2 FRESHMAN AT STEPHIENS Miss Mary Katherine Cunning- ham, daughter of the Allani D. Cun- niingha-ms, 156 Woodstock avenue, Kenilworth, a June. graduate from New Trier, left last week for Stepli- ens college, Columbia. Mo., for lier freshman year. ence of the opposite sex. Co-educational boarding sc ho001s are extremely well planned and su- pervised. The supervision is prob- ably more exacting than. parents are able to'effect ini their -homes ýwith children attending public or. private day schools. M.ENTERS DEPAUW, Mr and Mrs. L. R. N. Swý Day and Evening Classu STUDIO BUILDING 1718 Shermian Avenue Uni. 3004 BUILDING UVANSTON, ILLINOIS t!-