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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, APRIL 15, 1922 LEGION, SCOUTS VIEW NG-4 FLIGHT FILMS Winnetka Legion Post Inau- gurates Bowling Tourney With the Boy Scouts as their guests, the Winnetka Post of The American Legion saw on Tuesday night the Navy Department pictures of the flight of the N C-4. Lieutenant Beeze, Chief Engineer on the N C-4, and a resident of Winnetka, gave a detailed account of this first trans-Atlantic flight. His description of the journey from Canada to Plymouth, England, with all the interesting and humorous sidelights, made the meeting of the Legion one of the best this year. Lieu- tenant Beeez is a member of the Win- netka Post. Before the close of the meetings in June, the Post will have as their guest, Colonel Siqueland, who has in his possession the films taken by the German Government on board sub- marines during the most active period of the war. Colonel Siqueland had an internationally known experience in getting these films, and he knows more about submarine warfare, prob- ably, than any man in the country. The date of this event will be an- pounced. Start Bowling Stunt. A very novel bowling tournament called Blind Bogey Bowling was start- ed at the Tuesday meeting, and will «continue through until the close of the season in June. In the first even- METHODIST NOTES In The Wilmette Parish, Methodist Episocpal Church, Comprising Wilmette, Kenilworth and Winnetka. The Wilmette Parish Methodist Episcopal Church Wilmette--Kenilworth--Winnetka The young people of the parish have instituted a new service into the pro- gram of the church--The Easter Sun- rise Service, at 6:30 Easter morning at the church. They have secured Mr. Dean Lake Traxler, of Ogden & Trax- ler, Attorneys, Chicago, to bring the message and will supplement the mes- sage with special music. Miss Laura Fisher, Mrs. R. E. Crane, Mrs. P. Bontecou and Miss Frances Cutler are in charge of the Children's Easter Program to be given in the Junior Room at 9:45 Easter morning. At eleven o'clock Dr. Stansell will baptize infants and children and re- ceive into the church those who desire this fellowship. The choir and junior choir will combine for this service. The Pastor will preach. Wednesday evening, April 19th, Dr. Stansell will begin a new course in Wednesday evening messages under the general title of "A Few of Christ's Friends." This service is from eight to nine, in the Chapel. the service. The Fourth of July Invi- tation American Legion Relay and 100- yard Winnetka Post Championship was discussed and left for discussion at the meeting of the Legion to be Qn nen " THAN SORRY Last Sunday's high wind blew down many trees that might have been saved if they had been inspected and cared for earlier. Roofs were smashed and considerable damage Ask us to examine your trees so that YOUR HOME EERE ARETE EERIE TERA BETTER BE SAFE ing's play C. Clague bowled 225 and held in the Winnetka Woman's Club T., Brown had second high score of jon April 25. 215. The winner of the tournament will be the Legionaire who bowls an average score nearest the combined AUBURN BEAUTY-SIX average of all men entered. Ten 1 games will be bowled with the finals 7-R. Continental Motor $1695 F. O. B., FACTORY on the 13th of June. At the Executive Committee meeting held Monday, plans were completed for the post's C. H. BRIGGS participation in the annual grave dec- Evanston 140 1540 Sherrhan Avenue oration of Winnetka men who died in won't be the next. We can tell you just what to do. -- PHONE WINNETKA 110 rE HARRY PORTER THOMAS J. LYNCH TREE SPECIALIST 00 0 00 0000000000000 0000 0000000 AA 10000000000 0000000000000 0000000000 AAR Furniture Moving Expressing OFFICE--2 P Build ow ., : --2 Prouty Building NURSERY--1131 Green Bay Rd. Ship ping and Packing Phone Win. 1294 Winnetka Phone Glencoe 514 Glencoe SPECIAL TRIPS TO CITY MOTO R SERV ICE SR SR RR Sh RR eR a a Sh RF A RR A MR AR SR SR RR AR RY --_--nnnn, 845 SPRUCE ST., WINNETKA Conveniently Located-- In the Heart of Winnetka which makes it possible for us to give excellent service to all. Buy Quality Shoes. A slight difference 1n price makes a big difference in looks and wear. Florsheim fine quality is never high priced. High grade Ladies Tan, black and white Ox- fords at very reasonable prices. ALL REPAIRING GUARANTEED. TRIANGLE GARAGE and MOTOR CO. Winnetka Shoe Store 804 Elm Street Phone 694 Established 1902 H. LUENSMAN, Prop. 555 Chestnut Street Phone Winnetka 1446 HF HF HH HH 5 HH HF HF ML HF SR A RR LER LF fh WINNETKA, ILL. LL 4 4 LF 4 4 4 FF SF FR LR MR SR LR SR SRR AR LF HR SF Sh Sh Sh th ER ER AR SR SRR SR SR SRR th th | | | |