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April 28, 1928 WINNETKA TALK 49 Community House Calendar (Week of April 30, 1928) : Monday Morning-- 9--Kindergarten 9--Women's gym class Afternoon-- 4--_Meltzer School of Music Evening-- * 7--Panthers 8--Triangle club 8--Good Luck club 8--Fancy dancing 8--FEnglish class 8--Modern Woodmen Tuesday Morning-- 9--Kindergarten 9--Brush and Pencil club Afternoon-- 4--Motion pictures 4--Fancy dancing 4--Camp Fire council Evening-- ° 7--Fancy dancing 7:15--Motion pictures 7:30--New Trier Rifle club 8--Royal Neighbors' dinner 8--FEnglish class 8--Friendship circle 8:30--Business Girls' club Wednesday Morning-- 9-- Kindergarten 9--Brush and Pencil club 12:15--Woman's society luncheon Afternoon-- 3:45--Boys' gym class Evening-- 7--North Shore nurses 7:30--Young Men's gym class 8--Czecho-Slovakian club 8 Motion pictures of Norway and Sweden Thursday Morning-- 9--Kindergarten Afternoon-- 2--Class in Applied Religion 3--N. S. Art league rehearsal 4--Camp Fire girls Evening-- .7 :30--Boy Scouts . 7:30--Camp Fire Girls Friday Morning-- 9--Kindergarten 12:15--Rotary Club luncheon Afternoon-- 4--Motion pictures 4--_Blue Birds Evening-- 7 :15--Motion pictures 7 :30--New Trier Rifle club 7 :30--Anthracite Coal service Saturday 9--Fancy dancing 9--Meltzer School of Music 12:15--Good Will 'luncheon Afternoon-- 3--Fancy dancing: Evening-- 6:30--Church School dinner 8--Party : "Mohammedanism" Topic of Men's Class Lecture Prof. Charles W. Braden, who for several weeks past has been discussing the world's great non-Christian reli- gions before the Men's class of Win- netka Congregational church, will take Mohammedanism as his subject for Sunday, April 29. This talk will con- clude the series originally planned, but the committee in charge states that it hopes to retain Professor Braden fur- ther for an outline of the historical de- velopment of Christianity. Definite announcement in this regard will be made at next Sunday's meeting. The class meets at 9:45 o'clock in the American Legion room of Com- munity House. Christian Fellowship Church (Svenska missionskyrkan) Parish House, Oak street, Winnetka John Bengston, Pastor Sunday school, Horace Mann school 1 FU he WE NE 0A, <M. Y. P. service, Swedish ......... 4:30 P. M. Social hour Evening service, English ........ SPM At the Y. P. service next Sunday, April 29, Walter Johnson of North Park college will speak. At the evening service Mr. Taylor of Highland Park will preach on the sub- ject, "The Answer to My Master's Ques- tion." Joseph Redin will sing. Mid-week service, Thursday, May 3 at 8 P. M. in place of Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Varney and family have rented their home at 535 Cherry street for a number of months and will sail June 4, for a summer in Europe, spending the greater part of their time in Spain. They are leaving Winnetka Tuesday and will stay at the Georgian until school closes. Ruth Callerman Marries at Drake Hotel April 25 On Wednesday, April 25, Miss Ruth Callerman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Charles Callerman, 133 Bert- ling lane, was married to Paul Kruse of Chicago. The wedding took place at 4 o'clock in the afternoon at the Drake hotel and was followed by a reception. Miss Callerman was beautifully gowned in white satin and tulle and carried a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley and sweet peas. Her maid of honor, Miss Sylvia Damon, who attends Northwestern, wore shaded pink tulle and carried a sheaf of pink roses, Rev. Jacob Pister of Chicago read the service, Mr. Kruse is the 'cellist in Al Kvale's orchestra at the Norshore theatre and Mr. Kvale was the best man. Ben- jamin Sanchick, the pianist in the orchestra played the wedding march and Mr. Milton Park and Mr. Robert E. Lanestrem were the ushers. TALK CHURCH MEMBERSHIP Rev. James A. Richards will be in his study at the Winnetka Congrega- tional church this Sunday afternoon from 3 to 4 o'clock to confer with those who are interested in discussing church membership. Mrs. Sidney Bartlett, 711 Sheridan road, left Friday, April 20, for a vaca- tion of ten days at Excelsior Springs. Healthy Boys and Girls--from ten years up may get Regular Life Insurance Poli- cies in the New York Life. Rates very low at these young ages. Phone Wil- mette 37, or write J. E. Swift Teal, 1017 Central Ave.. Wilmette. unpaid. ~ you'll never miss them. "A fome Bank [or Winnetka feople" Qpicers and Directors HENRY R. HALE President L. B.AYPPENAHEIMER Vice~ resident SANBORN HALE Ceosticr CEORGE W. MEAINNEY Asst Cashier . VICTOR ELTING ~ NOBLE HALE TAXES for 1929 NEED NOT BE A BURDEN You can now plan for your tax expenditure of 1929 without penalty to your current expenses. You are all familiar with our Christmas Savings Clubs, how a small amount deposited each week gives you 'extra' money for the holiday season . . . ment can be made, to pay your taxes next year. You know just what your taxes were for last year. Pro-rate them, and put aside a stipulated amount each week . . . .. you'll find the deposits will be so small that And when your taxes are due next year you'll be prepared to pay them immediately, and without cause to worry about your other bills going . . just such an arrange- Open That Special Savings Account Today! All Deposits Made in Our Savings Department On or Before May 10th Will Receive Interest from May Ist. i nd If WINNETKA STATE BANK LLM S7. LAST OF LINCOLN AVE. rr osm Sotirt BANKING HOURS 8A.M. lo 3P.M. 8AM.Lo 12-30rM. ond & Lo BRM. I -- I