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WINNETKA: TALK February 25, 1928 Keep Looking Your Best Our Beauty Salon is under the supervision of a licensed Burnham operator and all work is guaranteed. Permanent Waving Finger Waving Marcelling Facials Manicuring G. L. ZICK & CO. The Store of Quality ¥ Service Elm St. at Chestnut Phone Winnetka 930 College Founder to Speak at Christian Fellowship Church Prof. David Nyvall, founder and form- er president of North Park college, will be the speaker at the Christian Fellow- ship church Sunday evening, Febru- ary 26, at 8 o'clock. The service will be held at the Christ Church Parish House, Oak street, Winnetka. At a banquet held recently at the Drake hotel, in honor of Prof. Nyvall's 65th birthdav, the speakers included former Chief Tustice Harry Olson: City Treasurer Charles S. Peterson, and other prominent citizens of Swedish descent. On that occasion. a special foundation for carrying on the work of the rollege was strenethened. This college includes high school and seminary work as well as a full college course. Prof. Nyvall is well known and esteemed in Sweden as well as in this country for his work for the college. His untiring energv has been eciven in the interest of snreading the Christian truth amone his peonle. The church extends a heartv invitation to all Scandinavian people to attend this service. A CORRECTION An advertisement for the Hubbard Woods Trust and Savings bank, 952 Linden avenue, appearing in last week's issue of WINNETKA TALK, was in error in its announcement of Saturday banking hours. Correctly stated, the Saturday hours are: 8 A. M. to 12:30 P. M. Evening--7 to 8 P. M. Wix- NETKA TALK sincerely regrets the error for which the paper was entirely responsible. BAPTISM SERVICE There will be a special service of baptism Sunday afternoon at the Win- netka Congregational church at 3:30. Ossili Club Auxiliary Selects Cast for Play (Contributed) The Junior Auxiliary of the Ossoli ciub, which is made up of people from the various north shore towns, will present "The Whole Town's Talking" at the Highland Park club next Sat- urday evening, March 3. This play of John Emerson and Anita Loos always makes a hit with its audiences, and the cast which will give it next Satur- day should make it extraordinarily successful. From the long list of talented mem- bers, it was hard to select the cast, which is to consist of the following; Eleanor Stevens, Mary Kimball, Mar- ion Norcross, Nan Smith, Hester Ann Thomas, Dorothy Keller, Florence Boyd, Alice E. Winters, Eleanor Roberts, Bert Crawford, Sefton Wakefield, Martin Collins, George Howells, and Barrett Mason. James Witherell of Evanston, well known in the dramatic world, is di- recting the play. An important feature on the pro- gram will be the Banjo club of the University club of Chicago. Mrs. Konrad Schreier has entire charge of the affair and much of her time is being spent on detail work. The Junior auxiliary was organized this year and judging from the rapid progress made thus far, it is hoped that before long, it will be second on- ly to the Junior League of Chicago. With the co-operation of all the members and their friends, Mrs. Henry Clark, president of Ossoli, is confident of the success of this, the first ven- ture, of the Junior auxiliary. i The Dorcas Society of Winnetka (Norwegian) met last Tuesday evening, February 21, at 907 Ash street, with Mrs. Tollef Simonson and Miss A. Punswick as hostesses. Rev. T. A. Goodwin to Discuss Great Religious Leaders At the Vesper service of the Con- gregational church Sunday, February 26, the Rev. Thomas A. Goodwin will talk about Lyman Abbott and his sig- nificant contribution to religion in the restatement of the Christian faith in terms of our own time. Subsequently, Mr. Goodwin will dis- cuss Walter Rauschenbusch and his pioneer work in the application of the Gospel to social questions; D. L. Moody and his remarkable success in winning the individual to loyalty to Jesus by means of personal influence; General William Booth and his world famous work among those whom so- ciety regarded as hopeless, and Watts O. Pye and his statesman-like service in the interior of China. "Probably nothing is as helpful and inspiring when we attempt a difficult task as the example of one who has accomplished that task with distinc- tion," says Mr. Goodwin. "This 'is especially true in the attempt to live the Christian life. Accordingly, I have chosen the lives of five quite different men who have in our modern world lived lives which have indeed been truly Christian." Mrs. Harold Ickes Tells Pupils About Indians Mrs. Harold Ickes, 900 Private road, gave an illustrated lecture on the Navajo and Pueblo Indians in an as- sembly program at the Skokie school last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ickes have spent considerable time in the southwest and during their stay there collected a large number of pictures which were used in connection with her talk. When your car is in need of one of the above services, phone us; we will call for and deliver your car when finished. Your car old or new should be washed at regular intervals Automobiles WASHED - GREASED POLISHED These are only three of the many services we offer Bargains in Used Cars Packard "8" Sedan Packard "6" Touring Nash Sedan Chevrolet Coupe Ford Coupe T hese cars are all in good con- dition, and priced far below their real value. Richardson's Garage 724 Elm St. Phone Winnetka 25 )