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52 WINNETKA TALK June 16, 1928 Mrs. William Gold Hibbard, 942 Pine street, and her two children, are in Vermont visiting Mrs. Hibbard's parents for a month. The James Beardslees of 560 Elm street are oc- cupying their home. --0-- Miss Rose and Miss Ruth Damberg, Hubbard Woods teachers, will be at their home in Eveleth, Minn, this summer. EXPECT! HERE ought to be a bond of understanding between this efficient plumbing shop and your home. We can make it more comfortable for you and we'll give you an estimate quickly. Phone 874 ~464 S.J. STEFFENS 723 OAK ST. WINNETKA,ILL. MRS. C. C. CURTIS DIES Mrs. Charles C. Curtis, mother of Mrs. Walter O. Wilson, 760 Bryant avenue, Winnetka, and widow of the late founder of the Fine Arts building, died Sunday in her home at 1404 Astor street after a brief illness. Mrs. Curtis was a pioneer resident of Chicago. She is survived by her children, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. James Hall Marshall, of Boston, and James Curtis of Chicago. Mrs. Marshall came from Boston for the funeral. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 at 1404 Astor street. Battery Service All Makes Recharging Rebuilding Starting Lighting -- Ignition Lubricating Your Troubles Quickly Cared For JONES Service Station EDDIE JONES Linden at Scott Tel. Winn. 1848 HUBBARD WOODS Rentals Egyptian Play Feature Of Closing Assembly Children of the Hubbard Woods school have been holding a series of special assembly programs during this week, their final week of school for the semester. An Egyptian play was presented by the fourth grade at the assembly Mon- day morning. The children made an Egyptian temple, Egyptian scenery, and Egyptian costumes for this play, which was a demonstration of their last unit of work for the school term. On Tuesday the primary rooms en- tertained with little plays, and at the Thursday assembly a song written in honor of the outgoing sixth grade class was sung. The Thursday as- sembly was in the form of a farewell to the sixth grade students at Hub- bard Woods, who will enter the Skokie junior high school department next year. First Scandinavian Ev. Church 886 Elm St.,, Winnetka Roy A. Thompson, pastor 809. Chestnut court (Winn. 2304) Sunday, June 17 9:30 A. M. Sunday school 11:00 A. M. Morning worship 5:000P. M;' V.'p, & 7:45 P.M. Gospel service. Miss Edna Davison will sing. Thursday, June 21 8:45 P. M. Midweek prayer meeting. Rev. Harry Lundell will speak. "The secret of the Lord is with them that fear him" (Psa. 25: 14). Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Jacobs, 368 Elder lane, with their daughter, Lucy, and son, Charles, Jr., are leaving Mon- day for Quebec. They will sail from there on June 23, to spend the summer in Europe, returning some time in September. Washburne to Teach Summer Classes at Minnesota University Carleton Washburne, superintendent of the Winnetka Public schools, will conduct a demonstration school at the University of Minnesota this sunimer to train teachers in individual tech- nique a3 it is practiced in the Win- netka schools. He will be assisted by Miss Hazel Hartwell, of the Horace Mann school, and by Miss Lila Graham and Mrs. Mildred Hughes, of the Hubbard Woods school. Miss Hartwell will have charge of the fifth and sixth grade demonstrations, Miss Graham of the third and fourth grades, and Mrs. Hughes of the first and second grades. Mr. Washburne has directed similar demonstrations before, but this is the first time that the complete demon- stration for the six grades has been carried out. The teachers who study under Mr. Washburne will do practice teaching and observation and will at- tend his lectures and conferences. Superintendent Washburne will also have charge of a class for school ad- ministrators and supervisors. HOLD ANNUAL CLASS PARTY The eighth grade graduating class at the Skokie school held its annual class party and dance at the school gym- nasium Thursday night. Dave Frankel and his orchestra furnished music for the dance. Miss T,uella Swartz, teacher in the Hubbard Woods school, will spend the summer at her home in River Falls, Wis. --0e The J. Proctor Gowings of Chicago have taken the Samuel Greeley home at 200 Chestnut street for the summer. L ATT and Better You're all familiar with the many features of this car-- but -- Do you know Richardson offers service 24 hours a day-- BUY YOUR CHEVROLET in Winnetka -- from Richardson that GREASING WASHING POLISHING 24 Hours a Day Richardson's 724 Elm Street Ga Phone Winnetka 25 Time to Re-tire? Heavy Duty Tires There're more miles in Fisk's than any tire we know of, and that's a lot. Why Not Ride on Fisks? Trade Mark Reg. U.S. Pat. Off, (Buy Fisk) FISK rage