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WINNETKA TALK June 9, 1928 _ Miss Mary Sayles Hill of Winnetka is a member of the graduating class this year at Carleton college. The com- mencement exercises will be held on the afternoon of Monday, June 11. Miss Hill made sociology her major study while at Carleton. aru LW ea wr Wa ews HERE COMES THE BRIDE carrying a bouquet we furnished. Made up just as ordered and beau- tiful to behold. Entrust your floral orders to us; for you may be certain that the recipients will not only be satisfied, but delighted with our flowers. tected dbase Flowers by Wire DESIGNS -- DECORATIONS Ilg's Florist Established 25 Years CENTER ST. AT PINE TEL. WINNETKA 313 VV VV VV VV VV VV YY Chevis Walling Injured When Bicycle, Car Crash Chevis Walling, 14, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willoughby G. Walling, 1094 Private road, Winnetka, was serious- ly injured yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock at the corner of Center and Diller streets, when the bicycle on which he was riding collided with a car driven by Virginia Sandberg, 375 Palos road, Glencoe, a student at New Trier high school. Miss Sandberg was driving south on Center street and the Walling boy was turning north on Center from Diller street when the crash occurred. The boy was taken to the Evanston hospital by Dr. Frederick Christopher. It was found that one of his legs, a shoulder blade, and two ribs were broken. He also suffered severe body wounds. Legionnaires Purchase Grave Plots for Vets Winnetka Post No. 10, American Legion, will accept the contract for sixteen graves at Memorial Park cemetery to be used for the burial of ex-service men without funds. This was decided at the regular meeting of the Post Monday night. A suitable monument will be erected on the site also. Other business transacted at the Monday meeting included the election of delegates and alternates to the state convention of the Legion to be held at Waukegan in August. Commander Edwin G. Howell and Thomas J. Lynch were chosen as delegates. Frederick O. Mason and Harold W. Snell were named alternates. Mrs. S. W. Andersen, 558 Arbor Vitae road, and her family, will leave on June 15, to spend the summer at Lauderdale Lakes, Wis. Greeley School Enjoys Annual Spring Festival The annual festival at the Greeley school was held Thursday afternoon on the school grounds. The program, which consisted of songs, rhythms, and dances, was under the supervision of Mrs. Jean Hislop Rumry, musical di- rector in the intermediate grades, as- sisted by Mrs. Paul Starr and Mrs. Carol Wooddy at the piano. Parents | of the children viewed the presenta- tion. Following was the program: Santa Lucia and Columbus (Songs) .. Third, fourth, fifth, and sixth grades Animal Rhythms "............ Third grade Cuckoo, Merry-go-round, and Sleep, Baby Sleep (Songs), First and second grades New Bo Peep ...... Dance by five girls Soldiers' Hymn, Cradle Song, O Spirit Sweet, and Hush, My Dear (Songs) Td A a SH By all grades Free Rhythms... ci.... First grade Pirate Song and Gypsy Song pa Fourth, fifth, and sixth grades Rhythm Band. ....5....... Second grade Hark, the Tiny Cowslip Bell and Come, Lasses and Lads. ............ All grades Maypole Dance =... icv i Six girls Come, Lasses--Again La La ..All grades HONORED AT PRINCETON Robert E. English, of Winnetka, a graduate of New Trier High school, was elected Freshman athletic manager of Princeton university, Princeton, N. J., for next year at a recent meeting of the athletic association board of con- trol of the university. Miss Annette Thompson, 1067 Oak street, will motor to Wisconsin this week-end to attend the graduation exercises at the Lake Mills High school. Her cousin, Miss Joan Joeckel is a member of the graduating class and Miss Thompson will also attend a houseparty at her cousin's summer home, the "Hedges," on Rock Lake, given by ten members of the senior class. Organize Board of Local P.T. A. for Next Season A meeting of the executive board of the Winnetka Parent-Teacher as- sociation was held at the residence of the new president, Mrs. Robert Bowen Brown, 806 Locust street, Mon- day, June 4. A luncheon was served at 12 o'clock after which discussions were held on the subjects of next year's memberships, programs, social affairs, and housing for the teachers. The following members constitute the new board: Mrs. Robert Bowen Brown, president; Mrs. George Lee, first vice-president and program chair- man; Mrs. William Jones Smith, sec- ond vice-president and membership chairman; Mrs. Maynard Riley, treas- urer; Mrs. A. Earl Bryson, secretary; Mrs. Lawrence Cole, housing chair- man; Mrs. Hubert Howard, social chairman; Mrs. John Reilly, publicity chairman; Mrs. Theodore Buenger, Horace Mann chairman; Mrs. Myron Harshaw, Greeley chairman; Mrs. Robert Brown and Mrs. Walter Wil- son, Hubbard Woods, chairmen, and Mrs. Jobart Young, Skokie chairman. The principals of the various schools are also members of the board and were present at the luncheon. Mrs. Cole, housing chairman, has chosen as her committee Mrs. Thomas Hearne, Mrs. Roy Terry, Mrs. W. P. Heyn, Mrs. Edwin R. Keeler, and Mrs. Robert McKisson. Mrs. Smith, mem- bership chairman, is to have Mrs. William H. Rothermel, Jr., Mrs. D. Bligh Grasett, Mrs. Morris Allen and Mrs. James Harris working with her. The publicity committee has not as yet been chosen. EE, So LL BU. 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