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3 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1923 Mrs. A. W. Boylston, New Trier High ; | td ee ee eae SR ae . vor or 3 - | school. r \ 3 : Organization of Winnetka and Glen- Sa 5 . coe groups will be completed next week, YN, Jf it COLES bd 3 ro it was announced. i NBER < Lornorrow dt ' 3 i Tuberculosis Sunday reeorzerzzs, 4 : Sunday, December 2, has heen estab- | : lished by the Chicago Tuberculosis In Dorr be i stitute * as Tuberculosis Sunday when! PFI? ~ ¥ Club and School Leaders Or- | ministers in the various churches will | He 1 : 00000 Cafet f ; be asked to speak a word in behalf of : aietieria. an aie $ ganized to Push Sale of the pions Aion ama 4 this AN this } Seals m Township egrcat health agency. | R ewarnrig M : Actual sale of Christmas scals will [}}| ? ------------ begin Monday," December 3, when the | A W ILME | | E 3 seals and bonds will be available at! 3 Cy } : ns. : CHILDREN TO ASSIST club and group headquarters. In the Y OU can't tell a thing 3 8 second week of the campaign the scals | about it--the weather : } and bonds will be placed on sale at! an Rah he rioht his J : the schools. Prizes for children who | ¢ 4 ) S Phe Sen etn NTA I Rr Ya ara N Mrs. John A. Hoffman, Gen- excel in the sales have been announced time. Don't let the cold 1 he one place on the Not th : he nen he Ie M * eral Chairman as follows : Attractive Christmas seal wave. catell vou: with an 3 pins to every child selling one dollar's | i : - ; vou can either be served or serve vour- 3 worth of seals: a set of Christmas post | empty coal bin. In times $ . + : cards to every child selling $5 worth ay a Tee ai bd 2 The annual campaign for the sale of | of the seals. i like these. prepare not 10 $ self 3 Christmas seals in New Trier Township -- : { freeze, but stop and seize : 3 will get under way early next week, . | PI . : ; the note of challenge to be sounded Best Story m World, ) this coal opportunity good | i 3 ay Ce: ar 2.7 fro Very 1 1 "0 fOr > 1ce 'haroe " he Fi ~ Studer, December 2 from vey wig | ~~ Sunday Sermon Topic | con! for the price charged Go to Welch's first and then ; pa Eph 3 : Rev. James A. Richards' sermon for near-coal. s zens to | F buy buy to swe : > 1: ; ; HP SL lig ri Yo saul topic at the Winnetka Congregational 4 make up your mind if you : Instithtc. = church, Sunday morning, December 2, : he The organization, which is to push | Vill b¢ "The Best Story in the World® WILMETTE BUILDING : wish to be served or serve : ie oT 241011, 1s ! S Music ys k services 7111 : the Christmas seal campaign in the Tei it leaiclonle Service m MATERIAL CO vourself. 3 township, was partially effected this \ the S GQ | : 7 i week and, within another week, every Anthem--yancias. ........ rOunoc . : village in New Trier will have its] Alto Solo--Morning Hymn. Henschel 447 Main Street : representatives in the field. Offertory Anthem--"0O Love That - . ! wi a . ee Wilt. Not Let Me Go" ....Sealy Phone Wilmette 2288 3 « | rs. oftman, airman | PY Mrs. John A. Hoffman, president of ---- EE ---- i sd ee the Grosse Point Health Center board, EK - -- 1s general chairman of the Christmas * seal drive, and is assisted in the super- ; : For high class Ladies' and sion of is ehmpaley hy pile} Offcers We aim to Merchant TAILORING and ! of the board including Mrs. endelin 30 : 0a i1ile P. Seng, vice president; Mrs. George 2 ? * REMODELING think of the . Maxwell, secretary, and Mrs. A. W. sell you : NORTH SHORE TAILORS Boylston, treasurer. where vou are assured the best Among the leaders in women's cir- ales SCF * * of fit and WORKMANSHIP by cles who will direct the sales of seals Groceries and experienced tailors. ; in their groups are: Mrs, Louis K. Gill- | : Son Charmi tor the Wilmette: Wom Meats that 2 * We also specialize in remodel- an's club; Mrs. A. H. Rohol, Woman's Meds a ing FURS. CRepare Chvh "oi - Wilmette "Mrs. | We carry a full line of dresses ' »OF OO NEARED 00: Scho Ta . RE 0g sie A H " me Goorge Mosul), Tougn Scoot Farntc loot soptsty + + + |] und COATS reads to war a 3 Zens, Central School Parent-Teacher as- saving of 25%. sociation; Vis. Kramer, Laurel Schoo! OL completely IF YOU CANNOT AFFORD fbn , db Cleaning and altering. " y $ yo AVES, ui) AV allett, > * { | Kenilworth Neighbor's Club; Mrs. R. ANEWICAR, BODY THE NORTH SHORE TAILORS & CLEANERS Ii. Pattison Kline and Mrs. Morton 1. | the next best thing is to have A. Si Paterson, Congregational Church \Wom- us paint you a new one over the -S MON, Prop. . Rs Saas id Cu W bene and old one. You may say, "It can- 674 Vernon Ave. Phone Glencoe 38 Glencoe, IIL Mrs. EK. J. Hoffman, Woman's Society not be done," but we have prov- i sory : of Wilmette Parish Methodist church; ed to many other car owners _ . : that it can be. The selection Gg WOODLAND of our paints and finishes and | our special skill do the work. 4 Brady & Riddle Grocery and Market FL P Baker & Co. | LIABILITY INSURANCE : | . . . | Will Do Your 1083 GA TR | | ~ : a GE STREET | GLENCOE SAVES YOUR SAVINGS : a enter epairs Automobile Painting : ) ; » 3 ' , ; D Hubbard Woods ahd Repairing | XY are not insured against this great risk just because eaply and Promptly Winnetka 1980 | | 104 Clones iRiaa | L you have insurance for Fire and Theft, Collision or Estimates Enrwished 1 a i Property Damage. 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