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May 5, 1928 WINNETKA TALK 13 Kenilworth Holds Dance Exhibition at Center May 12 The ninth annual dancing exhibition will be presented at the Kenilworth Community House on Saturday, May 12, it was announced by Jesse L. Page, director, this week. Attention is called to the fact that the date has been changed from Friday, May 11, to the following evening because of a con- flicting program on Friday evening. The exhibit will comprise three acts or parts and will be presented by the children who during the past months have participated in the dancing classes conducted at the Community House. It will start at 7:30 o'clock. The program will be as follows:, Act I. A Surprise Party The Guests My Lady Goes a Walking, Mary Jane Smith, Eugenia Dalure and Edith Dalure. The Greenaway Polka, Girls: Barbara Clark, Cecelia MacKinnon, and Verna Peterson; Boys: Jane Holinby, Jane Harrison and Ruth Swanson. The Mother, Marion Carpenter. Jane, Cynthia Holmes. The Gifts: Jack in the Box--Marion Hedrick and Betty Byrne. Doll--Mary Jane Smith. Bunnies--Eleanor Morrison, Virginia Sowers and Elaine Vaught. Peter Pan--Josephine Dahm. Act II. Over the Hill Day--Agnes Fraser. Twilight--Verna Timmins. Trees--Shirley Botthof, Jean Small, Janice Bouchard, Ruth Swanson, Barbara Clark, Louise Watson, Ce- celia MacKinnon, Jane Weese, Janet Matheson and Dorothy Brown. Fire Flies--Peggy Ketcham, Edith Gil- lett. Moon Maidens--Marion Hedrick, Bev- erly Bouchard, Agnes Fraser, Verna Timmons, Dorothy Richards and Lu- cille Brenner. Elves--Verna Peterson, Jane Holinby, Betty Cooke, Shirley Herman, Mar- tha O'Connor, Barbara Hess. Fairies--Martha Hale, Eugenia Dahm, Harriet Imus, Elaine Vaught, Janet Colvin, Virginia Sowers. King of Faries--Jane Harrison. Act III. Cinderella and the Prince. Scene I. Cinderella's House. Cinderella--Verna Timmons. Step Mother--Teallie Wilson. Two Proud Sisters--Jane McIntosh and Sarah Laing. Fairy Godmother--Cecelia MacKin- non. Mice--Martha Hale, Harriet Imus, Evelyn Peterson, Marna Wilson, June Toops, Eleanor Morrison. Coachman--Eugenia Dahm. Scene II. At the Ball. The Prince--Agnes Fraser. Ladies at the Court--Lucille Bren- ner, Dorothy Richards, Shirley Botthof, Betty Byrne, Marion Hed- rick and Janet Matheson. Chicken-pox and Mumps Lead Contagions Here The forty-six cases of chicken-pox and twenty-eight cases of mumps in Winnetka during the month of April, constituted more than 80 per cent of the communicable diseases reported during that period, according to the report of Health Officer Dr. H. A. Orvis, to the Village Council Tuesday evening. ) There were also two cases of diph- theria; seven of scarlet fever; five of whooping cough; one of German measles, and one of influenza, a total of ninety. There were at the close of the | month thirty-four cases still in quaran- tine, including two of diphtheria; seven of scarlet fever; five of whooping cough; seventeen of chicken-pox; two of mumps and one of German measles. Dr. Orvis reported forty-three in- spections of food handling places dur- ing the past month, all of which scored above 80. Of the seventeen laboratory reports on milk tests made during the month, five were below standard. Two cases of rabies were diagnosed both clinically and by laboratory ex- amination. Four baby clinics were conducted during April, at which there were 39 babies present. First Scandinavian Ev. Church 886 Elm street, Winnetka, Roy A. Thompson, pastor 809 Chestnut court (Winn. 2304) Sunday, May 6 M. Sunday school. M. Morning worship. M. Young People's meeting. P. M. Gospel service. 9:30 A. 11:00 A. 5:00 P. 7:45 Tuesday, May 8--Sunday, May 13 Rev. S. C. Ramsey from Moline, Ill, speaking every evening at 8 o'clock, on the general theme, *"The Old Testament Tabernacle as a Type of Salvation Through Jesus Christ," using a miniature model of the Tabernacle to illustrate his messages. A hearty welcome to all who are interested in the great theme of Redemption. "Being justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ." (Rom. 5: 1). Mr. and Mrs. Henry Taylor of Essex road have returned to Kenilworth from six weeks spent in California. Council to Revise Plans For Lincoln Ave. Project The adjourned public hearing on the proposed widening of Lincoln avenue brought forth so much opposition from the resident property owners north of the business district that the Board of Local Improvements decided last Tues- day evening to call for a revised esti- mate for widening only that portion at the end of the business zoned sec- tion, stopping at the north line of the' Community Kitchen property. The street is to be widened at both curbs. The board approved the revised plans for widening the south side of Elm street to the east line of the Masonic temple property, but with no widening on the north side east of Arbor Vitae avenue. The widened sec- tion will be paved with brick instead of concrete, the estimated total cost being $8,500. INSURANCE! All Its Branches IS YOUR PROPERTY FULLY INSURED? Now, beroe it's too late, you'd better check up on your insurance. Whether it's your Home, Furniture or Automobile--I write it-- --also-- Loans--Financing CLARK T. NORTHRUP Rm. 4, Franklin Bldg. Phone 1467 Winn. Socks are for the man who rough on his socks. mighty good looking! Interwoven is hard and No tearing, no rubbing; sturdy, yet comfortable, and Priced Right at 50c Others from 35c to $2. SHIRTS .. "SHORTS" In Gay Colors . 75¢c and $1.00 SHORTS... 75¢c and $1.00 In this day of locker rooms, underwear must be as smart as ties, socks, or shirts. 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