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] GIVE 'POT BOILERS ON NEIGHBORS NIGHT { "The Pot Boilers," which was ac- corded a veritable ovation at the pro- gram of one-act plays presented on April 9, under auspices of the Win- netka Parent-Teacher association, will be repeated by request at Neighbors' Night at Community House on the evening of Wednesday, April 23. ! "Neighbors" Night" it should be ex- plained, is one of the interesting events planned for Easter Week by the Win- netka Congregational church, On Wednesday evening, April 23, in Ru- dolph Matz hall, all members of the ¢hurch and congregation will have an opportunity to meet and become better acquainted. Newcomers to the village will find a cordial welcome. The men of the church are planning to make this an informal and delight- ful occsion. The cast of "The Pot Boilers," a satire by Alice Gerstenberg, will be as follows: Miss T. Pinikles Sud, the playwright Tat ih Douglass Whitehead Miss Wouldby, the novice.Lois Towne Mr. Ivory, the financier .Elmer Sipple Mr. Ruler, the hero ..Warren Carter Miss Ivory, the heroine.............. dhs amas ate x 0% Catherine Downey Mr. Inkwell, the villain .Harry Clarke Mrs. Pencil, the woman >... ......4 Berare sd falis sa + a4 4 ote s Claire Bernhard Scene--A stage only half set for a morning rehearsal. William M. Hoyts Observe 64th Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. William M. Hoyt, who have been spending the winter at their residence in Green Cove Springs, Flor- ida, are expected back in Winnetka soon to remain at their home here during the summer months. The Hoyts recently were the princi- pals in a great celebration at Green Cove Springs, the occasion being the 64th anniversary of their marriage. They were married on April 9, 1860, at the home of the bride, the residence of Nelson Landon, Esq., in Benton, Lake County, IIL The couple have maintained their winter home in Florida for about 45 years. WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1924 Easter Poem "PUBLIC FORUM Kenilworth Happenings SPRING SUITS Upon this glorious Easter Day, (Get right with God, repent and pray; Worship the Christ whose life he gave, And came to this world our souls to save. Since Christ arose in the days of yore, His Power is felt from shore to shore, While bells their joyous chimes ring out, Hosannas to our King, we'll shout. The birds are warbling a song of love, Chirping their thanks to God above, With grateful hearts a song we'll sing, To Christ who evermore shall reign. While angels echo back this song, Which the birds are singing all day long, Let one and all join in this praise, To Christ who lives through endless days. His life so pure and free from sin, Always trying some poor soul to win, This Christ is yours to take or lose, Who, if you're wise, you'll gladly choose. To those whose lives in sin are given, It's never too late to be forgiven. Comfort and joy which you're hoping to find. Christ who arose can bring to your mind. Music and words composed by DOROTHY L. WILLIAMS, Highland Park, Ill Charles R. Bakkemo Dies, Is Victim of Pneumonia Charles R. Bakkemo of 952 Spruce street, passed away Thursday, April 17, at the Evanston hospital, a victim of pneumonia. Services are to be held on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home and burial will be at Memorial Park. Mr. Bakkemo is survived by his widow and seven children ranging from 2 to 14 years in age, and two sisters, Mrs. Othar Eilerson of Win- netka, and Mrs. William Olson of Livingston, Montana. --MO In the new Moon féiir-passenger Coupe--the luxurious | . Sedan or Petite Sedan--you and eaqninment. The new Moon bodies are ing individuality of Moon design--the same thoughtful consideration for every detail of construction, upholstery Suburban Motor Sales 1029 Davis Street, Evanston, Illinois ON will find the same outstand- mad ec exclusively by Pullman. LL Phones 8798-8799 | benefit. Put a Phonograph in Your Home for Easter Big Reductions Here Great Removal Sale Featuring Slashing Reductions ranging from 10 to 259% Pianos, Sewing Machines, Washing Ma- chines, Vacuum Cleaners, etc. anxious to reduce our stock prior to moving May 1, to our new store at 816- 818 Church street, and you get the on Phonographs, We are Patterson Brothers 828 Davis Street EVANSTON Easter Records Ready WINNETKA TALK, Gentlemen : It has recently come to the atten- tion of the Board of Education that the opinion prevails in some quarters that the construction of the house now occupied by the Superintendent of Schools had the effect of increas- ing taxes. This impression is entirely erroneous. The house in question was constructed by a public spirited resi- dent of Winnetka who is interested in the welfare of the schools, and is rented by the owner to the Superin- tendent, who pays rent directly to the owner without the intervention of the School Board. It will be clear from this that the construction of this house had no effect whatsoever upon taxes, but that, on the contrary, in an indirect way it has been a benefit to the schools and therefore to the tax- payers in solving the housing prob- lem of the Superintendent. I shall appreciate it if you will pub- lish this communication. Very truly yours, E. S. BALLARD. OAK TERRACE LAUNDRY KIDS CLEANERS AND DYERS OUR. PATRONS GWE US HEARTY PRAISE -- THEY HAND U a NOTHING BUT BOGUETS. g We beg leave to thank the men and women of this town for saying such kind things about this laundry. We want to state that we deeply appreciate these favors as they tend to help the growth of our business. We shall continue to strive to please. Wet Wash, 20 lbs. $1.00 Rough Dry, llc per lb. This includes flat pieces ironed. Oak Terrace Laundry For information: Phone Highland Park 87 Nothing better can be had in quality, price and style. Everything for the ladies. We have everything ready to wear. Dr. and Mrs. Frank Cheeseman, 326 Oxford road, have rented their home to Mr. and Mrs. Tatham and family of Glen Ellyn, for the coming year, beginning May 1. amas Miss Emily Foresman is the guest of Miss Ruth Murray in New York city. Unique Style Shop 1126 CENTRAL AVE. Ph. Wil. 2403 -- Mrs. Frank Cheeseman entertained her sewing club for luncheon at her home on Friday, April 11. Read the Want-Ads What a Blessing Is Insurance! In these days of so many accidents and so many people hurt and killed by automobiles, the only safe thing for an owner of an automobile is to be insured for Liability and Property Damage. 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