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i FORM BUILDERS CHAPTER HERE Masonic Lodges of New Trier Are Sponsors Committees from Glencoe, Winnetka and Wilmette Lodges A. F. and A. M. and Wilmette: Chapter R. A. M. met Tuesday evening of last week at the Glencoe Masonic temple to perfect a supervisory and advisory organization sponsoring a local chapter, Order of the Builders for Boys. There were present for Glencoe Lodge, Harry Keene, Dr. D. H. Corn- ell and Charles G. Haskins for Win- netka Lodge, Sherman M. Goble, and Earl L. Weinstock; for Wilmette Lodge, Joseph C. Wilson and Hugo T. Zaremba, and for Wilmette Chapter, R. A. M, W. W. Winberg and C. K Sanders, Jr. The representation being sufficient, the men organized an Advisory council, giv- ing each body equal representation, and took other steps, which will be reported to the sponsoring bodies, and which, it is hoped, will lead to the establishment in Wilmette, for the time being, of a full fledged chapter for the boys. Builders Meet Saturday Call has been issued to all boys at present members of the Order of the Builders for Boys, to meet in Wilmette lodge parlors at 1159 Wilmette avenue, Saturday evening, February 10, at 8 o'clock. For the present the jurisdiction of the proposed chapter will include the towns of Wilmette, Kenilworth, Winnetka and Glencoe. All Builders residing in this territory are urged to attend Saturday's meeting. Master masons interested are also in- vited. It is hoped to have Grand Master Builder Arthur M. Millard, or his deputy, W. A. Tanner present at the meeting. The permanent officers of the Advisory council are Hugo T. Zaremba, chairman; Sherman M. Goble, secretary; Charles G. Haskin, treasurer. K. of C. Dance and Card Party Next Tuesday Night Members and friends of Ouilmette council, Knights of Columbus, are anti- cipating a rare good time Tuesday eve- ning, February 13, the occasion of the pre-Lenten dance and card party of the council. The Marygold orchestra of Chicago will supply the harmony for the dance, which is to be held at Odd Fellows hall, Wilmette. The council is planning a St. Pat- rick's Day dance. The affair will be held in the Deerfield-Shields auditorium at Highland Park. Ginsberg Meets Peterson In Wrestling Show, Feb. 16 Benjamnn Ginsberg, Wilmette wrest- ler of parts, and Charlie Peterson of Chicago, middleweight champion of Sweden will argue it out on the mat Friday evening, February 16, at the Cross Point Village hall. Ginsberg and Peterson recently won matches in an exhibition at Gross Point before a huge crowd of mat fans. Commercial Association In Regular Meeting Feb. 12 Members of the New Trier Commer- cial association are to meet in regular session Monday evening, February 12, at the Wilmette Village hall. Among matters to be discussed by the association will be the current mem- bership campaign which is to continue until March 1. A membership of 100 New Trier business amd professional men is the goal in the membership cam- paign. North Shore Realtors In Regular Session Feb. 12 The North Shore Real Estate Board of Suburban Chicago will hold a regular meeting Monday evening, February 12, at the offices of Clark T. Northrop at 556 Center street, Winnetka. Members of the organization are urged to attend this meeting as important busi- ness is in prospect. FORD STORAGE Skokie Motor Co. 712-714 Elm Street Winnetka Authorized FORD Dealers WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1923 Parent-Teacher Gathering Proves Interesting Event Mrs. M. H. Lieber, member of the Winnetka Board of Education, acting superintendent of schools Beatty and Principal Ostergard of Horace Mann school were the principal speakers at a meeting of the Winnetka Parent- Teacher association Wednesday of this week at the Horace Mann school. Methods of instruction and adminis- tration at the schools were discussed and Mrs. Lieber emphasized the im- portance of better school legislation in Illinois. Mrs. George E. Frazer delighted the audiences with two vocal selections. Mrs. William D. McAdams was the accompanist. Principal Ostergard made a plea for more booke for the Horace Mann library. His appeal met with immedi- ate and encouraging response. Athletic Association To Give Dance February 24 The Winnetka Athletic Association announces a dance to be held at Community House, Saturday evening, February 24. This social event is given by a group of young people in the village who are interested in the promotion of clean athletics, and the proceeds will be directed into a fund utilized to further that purpose. Members of the association are very desirous of having a large attendance at the dance so that complete success may be assured." "The best orchestra available will provide the music," those in charge of the dance announce. Pneumonia Proves Fatal To Daughter of G. J. Barberry After but four days of illness, Ade- laide Barberry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Barberry, 752 Center street, passed away Wednesday, Feb- ruary 7, a victim of pneumonia with complications. Services conducted by Rev. James A. Richards and Rev. J. W. F. Davies, were held Friday after- noon. Burial was at Graceland. Adelaide was a student at New Trier High School and a member of the Helothi group of the Camp Fire Girls. Poor Health and Bad Shoes A constantly increasing number of women are discovering that 'bad shoes" result in the unhappiness of poor health. Through experience, the public is confirming what the foot specialists and physicians have al- ways maintained about poorly shaped shoes. 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