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58 WINNETKA TALK March 17, 1928 Movies of MacMillan Trip Shown to Pupils Moving pictures of MacMillan's Field museum trip to the Arctic last summer were shown Thursday to the North Shore Country Day school by a student in the school, Henry War- ren, who made the trip last summer, serving as cabin boy on MacMillan's boat. RECOVERS FROM ILLNESS Miss Margaret Wilson, third grade teacher at the Horace Mann school, has returned to her classes following a nine weeks' illness. Country Day Cagers Split "Fifty-Fifty" With Parker The boys' basketball teams of North Shore Country Day school succeeded in getting a "fifty-fifty" break with the Francis Parker teams in the matches on Friday, March 9. North Shore's first team defeated their opponents 38 to 19, but North Shore's second team lost its game, 15 to 25. Bishop Charles P. Anderson and his daughter, Nancy, while in Winnetka for a few days, about a week ago, were the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Requa of 768 Sheridan road. Sunday Sermon Topics at Congregational Church The sermon topic at the Winnetka Congregational church Sunday morn- ing at 11 o'clock will be "The Chris- tian Life." This service will be con- ducted by Rev. James Austin Richards. At the 5 o'clock Vesper service, Rev. Thomas A. Goodwin will preach on "General William Booth and the So- cial Outcasts." Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jaedecke of Hinsdale, formerly of Winnetka, en- tertained a number of their friends at dinner and bridge recently. Prices 34-Ton Commercial $670 2.Ton G-Boy - 895 1%. Ton - - 1245 2-Ton (6-cylinder) 1595 2-Ton Dump (6-cylinder) - 1645 (Chassis prices f. o. b. Detroit) 1/,-Ton Panel Delivery Car (Complete) $770 (f. 0. b. Detroit) STAMINA To go on working mile on mile, day after day, capacity loads, all roads, all weathers . . . to do this with sunrise certainty year upon year requires unusual stamina. That sort of stamina in Graham Brothers Trucks and Commercial Cars --all sizes--is being proved constantly on the roadways of the world by just such performance. And with this stamina--power, speed, operating economy, low prices, service. Let us show you the right type-- body and chassis--for your business. WERSTED MOTOR COMPANY 562 Lincoln Avenue Phone Winn. 165 GRAHAM BROTHERS Sold and Serviced by Built by Dodge Brothers Truck Division iy Dealers Everywhere Dodge Brothers. TRUCK EXPECT RENEWED WAR ACTIVITY IN CHINA (Continued from Page 3) Dickinson of the Chicago university Graduate department to get her to speak for the Young People's club about China, and chiefly Yenching? We would like you always to have us in mind because this university, more than any other in China, has more of the Winnetka Community spirit, and community fellowship and it studies all the latest methods of education. It interested me to hear of the ac- tion taken by the Congregational church in Winnetka in connection with our missionaries--there is something to be said on both sides; but it is noticeable that the people who have refused government protection are the first to leave this country when the Chinese are in trouble, Winngrka TALK comes regularly. I shall eagerly await the next issue to learn of the amount raised for the new church, I well remember the canvass for the present church and for the Community House; since then, how much progress has been achieved both materially and spiritually. You will be interested to hear what our Christian students do during the Chinese New Year vacation. This is the period of absolute cessation of all work for at least three days. The stu- dents go in groups of from four to twelve out to the rural districts and hold meetings. One energetic young woman, whose father is a Congrega- tional minister in Fukien, and is the oldest of eleven children, is one of our pre-medical students. She had no idea how cold her trip would be. Fortu- nately, IT heard of the scantiness of her wardrobe and supplied her with some warm clothes. You know the Chinese clothes are all made of padded cotton. I shortened my old fur-lining and she wore it under one of her own long coats. We are as interested as Winnetka in the struggle to eradicate mosquitoes. There is so much stagnant water here and in these breeding-places the yel- low fever mosquito has been found. We are going to start early in April to spray with paris green so as to kill the larvae. Last year we started too late and Mrs. Frame's daughter had malaria in the summer, She first had chicken pox, while convalescing from that had a chill and I found on exam- ination of the blood the malaria plas- modia. She will have to continue tak- ing quinine for some time. My love to you all. Your friend, Alice Barlow-Brown. Feb. 5, 1928. Amv Neill Quartet in Chamber Program April 1 The Amy Neill String quartet, which, in spite of its inception only a year ago, has found great favor in this vi- cinity, will give the program before the North Shore Chamber Music as- sociation concert to be given at the Kenilworth Assembly hall Sunday afternoon, April 1, at 4 o'clock. The concert has been postponed from March 25. The quartet personnel is comprised of Amy Neill, first violin; Stella Rob- erts, second violin; Charlotte Polak, viola, and Lois Bichl, 'cello. The program has been announced as follows : I. Quartet in C Minor (unfinished) BIER amr BU Er Schubert Allegro Assai II. Miniature Silhouettes . Stella Roberts (a) Introduction and Theme (b) Shadows (c) Intermezzo (dA) Waltz (e) Tarantelle (f) Orientele (g) Finale IIT. Quartet in D Flat Major ..Dohnanyi Andante, Allegro, Roco pin Adagio, Presto Acciacito, Motto Adagio Ani- mato.