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WINNETKA TALK January 22, 1927 | Winnetkan Remains As Association Secretary | | The Dearborn Seminary Alumnae | || association held its forty-sixth annual || meeting at the Fortnightly Monday. This association numbers among its . + Continuing Our members many who were school girls Pre-Inventory Sale luring the seventies and eighties. Miss ANOTHER WEEK Fn: Bo i Fria i Win. | netka gave one of her interesting talks 109) and 209) Discount jon the social and civic growth of Chi- Mrs. Charles S. Williamson, mother on all stock lof Mrs. Carl Zeiss of 1194 Fig street, . ' ' was re-elected to the office of corres- Including many interesting articles re- ponding secretary, in which capacity ceived too late for Xmas selling. {she has served for twenty-six years. [ Mrs. Robert Nicholas of 1255 Pine . ° street, mother of Mrs. Charles Fore- The Painted Butterfly Art Studio man is an alumnae. 1054 Gage St. Hubbard Woods Ph. Winn. 1207 FOLK SONGS DEMONSTRATE A very interesting assembly pro- SS = -- -- '|gram in connection with a music ap- | preciation series at the Horace Mann school, was given by Mrs. Frank : | Bailey, instruc at the C try Day Have Your Shoes Rebuilt! | El mime "ihe Some fi dances and songs of the different coun- : tries were demonstrated. Not Repaired J1ieS we I a | BEAUTY | : i 5 WwW We believe in Beauty: in the power of orn out soles and run Beauty to give happiness; and that to d h 1 help create, develop, and perpetuate Beauty is the finest work we can do for own eels are you. HUBBARD WOODS BEAUTY SHOPPE. Adv. unhealthy i Ad RTARTA Aa. All work guaranteed. SQUARE \ Annex Shoe Rebuilder's Store | Nab Ors] R Wagner COLD TABLETS 8 Prouty Annex--Opposite C. N. W. Depot || bless' Telephone Winn. 991 They wi'l cure any Cold or Cough. Will prevent Pneumonia, and Flu. Announcing.... the most Beautiful CHEVROLET in Chevrolet history --with the Amazing Price Reductions! The Coach The Coupe The Sedan $595 $625 $695 Formerly $645 Formerly $645 Formerly $735 The Landau Touring Car Roadster Sport Cabriolet $745 $525 $525 $715 Formerly $765 New Model Rumble Seat T hese prices include Balloon Tires and Disc W heels. A RARE BARGAIN---1926 Chevrolet Coach Demonstrator WE'LL SACRIFICE ON THIS--COME IN FOR DETAILS. RICHARDSON"S GARAGE 726 Elm Street WINNETKA Winnetka 25 Winnetka Members at P. E. O. Luncheon Mrs. Roy L. Arey, 929 Tower road, was chairman of arrangements for the Founders' day program, luncheon and meeting of P. E. O. at which the Oak Park chapter, B. I. acted as hostess to more than five hundred guests yes- terday in the Cameo room of the Mor- rison hotel P. E. O. was founded January 21, 1869 at Towa Wesleyan college, Mount Pleasant, Towa by seven of the col- lege girls. One of the founders, Mrs. Mary Allen Stafford of Muscatine, Towa, was guest of honor at the Chi- cago luncheon. The sorority with a present member- ship of 40,000, not necessarily college women, stresses educational aid in its work. With an education loan fund of $358,158, on November 1 the organiza- tion reported that 1167 girls had made use of the fund since the founding of the society. A very active chapter has been organized in Winnetka. "Preciousness of Jesus" Will be Sermon Subject Rev. A. E. Rohrbach, pastor of the First Scandinavian Evangelical church, announces as his sermon topic next Sunday evening at 7:45 "The Preci- ousness of Jesus." The sermon will be in English. Last Sunday evening Mr. Rohrbach's pulpit was occupied by Dr. E. Michelson, of Chicago, a former well known Jewish criminal lawyer, who spoke on his experience of having been converted to the Christian faith and who said he is now "working for the advancement of his own people." The audience which greeted Dr. Mich- elson completely filled the church. TEACHERS GIVE PARTY A winter sports party for all of the teachers of the Winnetka schools was held at the Indian Hill Country club, Monday afternoon, under the direction of Mrs. Hobart Young, general so- cial chairman, and about 20 members of the various P. T. A's. About 95 Winnetka teachers were present and greatly enjoyed the skating, toboggan- ing and other events. Tea was served by the hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Bohnen of 724 Center street have been receiving the congratulations of their friends upon the birth of a daughter at St. Francis hospital Monday, January 17. The baby, who has been named Gladys, weighed eight pounds, six ounces. The Best FURS FUR SERVICE Expert Remodeling Cleaning, Glazing SUPERIOR FUR SHOP 1122 Central Ave. Wilmette Ph. Wilmette 3527 LY