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WINNETKA TALK March 31, 1928 Unitarian Church Chicago avenue and Greenwood blvd., Evanston. Sunday, April first. At 9:45--Church school At 11--Kindergarten At 11--Morning service Sermon :(--*"Does Civilization Need Re- ligion ?" At 6 o'clock--Young people's meeting Miss Ruth White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James A. White, 1341 Tower road, returned last Monday to George school, Pennsylvania, where she is a senior. Miss White has been visiting her parents for about a week. HOLD SPRING GRID DRILL About fifty-five candidates reported for spring football at New Trier High school according to Coach Caton, who is in charge of the two weeks' work- out. Most of the boys were freshmen and sophomores who had never been on the varsity squad. The drill was mostly on fundamentals. The purpose of the practice was to get the players in condition and to discover new ma- terial for next year's varsity squad. H. Wallace Dinsmore, formerly of Winnetka and now of Winona, Minn. was a recent guest of relatives in Chi- cago and on the north shore. Too many of the Pierce - Arrow sort of people think of Pierce-Arrow ownership in minimum terms of $5000. The truth is, the new Pierce-Arrow costs little 7f any more than a majority of these peo- ple are entirely able and willing to pay. FROM $2000 AT BUFFALO You may purchase a Pierce- Arrow out of income, if you prefer. A simplified financing plan makes this a most practical procedure. Your present car accepted as cash up to the full amount of its appraisal valuation. JAMES G. BARBER 1508 ELMWOOD AVENUE Phone University 4535 EVANSTON Christian Fellowship (Swenska Missions Kyrkan) Parish House, Oak street, Winnetka Rev. A. KE. Rohrbach, pastor Sunday: Sunday school, Horace Mann's school, 10 a. m. Young People's service: speaker N. Nik- lasson, 4 p. m. Social hour. Evening service in Swedish, 8 p. m. Monday-Thursday: Swedish Lenten Serv- ices, Arch night, 8 p. m. Good Friday: Celebration of the Lord's Supper, 8 p. m. "Wonder of wonders, Jesus loved me, A wretch--lost, ruined, sunk in misery, He sought me, found me, raised me, set me free." Tri-Ship Club Members Frolic With Song, Dance New Trier High school boys were given the opportunity to sing, clog dance, play harmonicas or any other musical instrument or entertain a crowd in other ways at the Tri-Ship club's entertainment contest last Thursday, March 29. Prizes were awarded. Donald Frisbie, the club sponsor, arranged to have several sur- prise stunts as well as the ones in the contest. Mrs. Charles Sommer, 425 Provident avenue, left Thursday to spend the week-end in Milwaukee as the house guest of Mrs. Herbert Strass at a re- union of college classmates and former school friends Mrs. Strass is having at her home. "Swede" Winberg to Captain Grid Squad at Kemper Howard "Swede" Winberg, the best full-back in Kemper football history, according to the News, official paper of Kemper Military school, Boone- ville, Mo., has just been honored with the captaincy of the school's football team for 1928. Kemper"s team the past year again emblazoned its name high up on the honor roll in gridiron events, the great Culver Military school team being numbered among its vic- tims. In all of these games "Swede" Winberg played a stellar part. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Win- berg of 905 Greenleaf avenue, Wil- mette. Winberg, who is also one of the star wrestlers at Kemper, further distin- guished himself recently by mastering "Stan" Stanley, the famous -contor- tionist and physical expert, in an ex- hibition at the school, testing their strength and prowess. Stanley, following his address on phy- sical culture, asked that six of the strongest and heaviest cadets in school apply holds on him while upon his back, after which he attempted to escape from them. He broke loose from four of them, but Winberg and Ed Thompson, another cadet, stayed with him until he admitted defeat. %670 %-Ton Commercial *895 1.Ton G-Boy $1245 1%-Ton $1595 6-cyl. 2-Ton Above Pri chassis f. 0. b. Detroit $770 15-Ton Deluxe Panel Complete £- 0. b. Detroit in any by some one of GrahamBrothers Trucks or Com- mercial Cars -- money makers line of business - ~ - WERSTED MOTOR COMPANY 562 Lincoln Avenue Phone Winn. 165 GRAHAM BROTHERS Sold and Serviced by 52 TRUCK Built by Truck Division of Brothers Tac.