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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1923 LENT SERVICES HOLD INTEREST Attract Wider Attention than Ever, Report The special Lenten services at the Winnetka Congregational church are attracting wider attention than ever 'before. On Sunday evenings Rev. James A. Richards is delivering ad- dresses on the life of Christ. and drawing parallels and contrasts be- tween his experience and our Mem- bers of the church quartet are singing solos each evening. Tuesday mornings Mr. Richards is giving a series of talks on Christian Fundamentals. In this course Bos- worth's "What It Means To Be A Christian" is being used as supple- mentary reading. Tuesday evening a group of neigh- boring ministers are coming to Win- netka to speak on essential Chris- tian themes. The speaker next Tues- day evening will be the Rev. Von SECOND GRADE PUPILS SCORE HIT WITH DRAMA Second grade pupils of the Horace Mann public school, Miss Luella Sch- wartz, teacher, gave an excellent Ara- bian program in the Assembly room of the school Wednesday morning of this week. The play, "The Merchants and the Camel," was the outcome of a study of Arabia and was costumed and partici- pated in the entire class. The children were spontaneous and en- thusiastic in their playing, and, young as they were, acted as their own stage managers and made their own announce- ments. The play is one of a series being worked out by Miss Douglass Whitehead, supervisor in dramatics in the public schools, and the teachers in the different schools of the village. An attempt is being made to use the geographical, his- torical and other social studies of the children as a ground work for the plays, and to weave in the art, music and dances of the countries studied. The pupils of Soren Ostergaard, prin- cipal of Horace Mann school and of Miss Cleveland, teacher of the fifth grade at that school, have already given a number of plays based on American history and invention, and others are in course of preparation. GALVANIZED WARE Replace that old Ash Can or Garbage Container when it gets bent and di- lapidated, with a brand new one. We carry BLOCK Galvanized ware. 20-gal. Galvanized Ash Can 15-gal. Galvanized Ash Can 10-gal. Galvanized Ash Can $3.25 : $2.75 $2.50 Galvanized Pails in all sizes from 35¢ to 85¢ Ogden Vogt, who has many friends in Winnetka. The subject will be "The Religion of One God." Garbage Pails from 75¢ to $3.25 Heavy Galvanized Wash Tubs at $2.00 J. F. ECKART CO. Hardware, Paints and Tools 736 ELM STREET WINNETKA If you want the best at the most reasonable price -- WE HAVE IT-- LL The services of Holy Week will fol- low out the plan of recent years, and will presently be announced. DidYouEver ¢ 'c b 3 LIVE GHOSTS School To View Picture "From Tree to Tribune" Winnetka school children will have an opportunity to see the film, "From Tree to Tribune," a five reel moving pic- ture belonging to the Chicago Tribune, next Wednesday when Charles A. Kin- ney, director of shop work in Winnetka schools, 'brings a moving picture pro- jector to Skokie from the Francis Parker school, Chicago. A small admission fee will be charged in order to pay the deficit which the PHONE WINN. 844 PHONE WINN. 844 ? Christmas toy shop incurred. All of the proceeds above the amount necessary to pay this deficit will be turned into a fund to buy a moving picture projector for the Winnetka schools. Arrangements for the feature are being handled by Mr Kinney. : The movie will be for the public as well as for school children. The North Shore Players will present them to you if you will go to the Skokie school on Wednesday eve- ning, March 21. 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