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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1924 3 NURSERY HOLDS PUPILS' EXHIBIT School Adopts Principles of Dewey Philosophy The Community Nursery school, 'lo- cated at 966 Hubbard lane, Hubbard Woods, gave an exhibition of its pupils' work on Sunday, June 1. This exhibi- tion showed the results of the children's work in nature study, geography, hand- crafts, arithmetic and carpentry. The exercises also comprised a demonstra- tion of what they had learned in music, rhythm and dramatics, as well as in French and English. This group whose work was shown has been in the Community Nursery school from the time that its individual members were two and a half years of age and three and a half. This school was established three years ago by Carmelita Hinton and Corinne Fitzpatrick, the latter having been for the past year director in charge of the school. The aim of the school is to take the young child into a small group meeting in a home and there give him an opportunity to work and play in a social way with the materials and tools suited to his age. The principles of the school are drawn almost entirely from the philosophy of John Dewey, one of the world's foremost authorities in pedagogy. Frank Carpenter Dies; Has Son In Kenilworth Frank A. Carpenter, well-known American author of travel articles and books, who died at Nanking, China, Wednesday, June 18, is survived by a daughter in Evanston, Mrs. William Chapin Huntington, 1314 Church street, and a son in Kenilworth, John G. Car- penter, it became known Friday. The famous author was stricken May 25 with cystitis, the disease which caus- ed his death, while he was engaged in making an extensive tour of the orient. His body will be brought to Chicago for burial by Chester Wathen, his sec- retary, it was stated. WILL DISCUSS NEAR EAST A combined meeting of the Chamber of Commerce and the Rotary club will be held in the Winnetka Community house at 8 o'clock Monday evening. The purpose of the gathering is to discuss conditions in the Near East. A drive for a fund for Near East relief, it is expected, will be launched by these bod- ies in the near future. FORM CLASSES AT TENNIS CLUB Claim Girl Beginners Are Showing Marked Ability Beginners' classes have been organized at the Indian Hill club, for tennis. One group of girls, 10 to 12 years of age, will meet three times a week for prac- tice, all of whom have been entered in the Members' Daily Tennis tournament in the "Ball Chasers" division. A report from the club says, "Bettie Edmunds' forehand drive is taking on greater speed every day; Elinor Coffin is developing one of the most effective serves; judith Miller puts great power into her drives; Adelaide Atkin tries for an all-around game; Margaret Ham- ill's strokes are made with careful de- tail as to form; Mary E. Prindeville's forehand drive is reaching perfection." A younger group at the club, consist- ing of boys and girls, is composed of Jean McConnell, Jean O'Brien, John McConnell, Henrietta Boals, Phebe Massey, Mary L. Gardner, Elsie Kellog ind Helen Fuller. New classes will be 'ormed at the beginning of each month. Extra Special! R. C. A. Radio HERE'S HERB WIEDOEFT'S SECOND RECORD 2627--"HOODO MAN" Fox Trot "OH, PETER" éé éé --Herb Wiedoeft's Cinderella Roof Orchestra Winnetka GZpgamatichs Shor W. J. DEHMLOW, Prop. 576% Lincoln Ave. Winnetka Phone Winnetka 1811 P. S.--Remember "SHINE and "CINDERELLA BLUES" Extra Special! Kimball Pianos Tel. 2243 CITY ELECTRIC CO. Contractors POWER and LIGHTING WINNETKA . 22 Prouty Annex Quality -- Durability -- Courtesy If it's Painting or Decoratirg vou want, interior or ex- terior, just phone. THE NORTH SHORE CO-OPERATIVE PAINTERS AND DECORATORS Phone 556 Center St. Winn. 1186 Winnetka You will not only save money, but rest assured that the job will be done by skilled union workmen. That means a good, clean job, and done quickly and quietly. Only the best materials are used. A Trial Will Convince You 2 23 It just makes a fellow want to jump in the lake and wallow in the sand on the beach all day long. Well, we are going to do our part to help you enjoy a good swim. For a week or so, we are going to sell BATHING SUITS We are going to make the prices so attractive that you will be glad to take advantage of them. While the present stock lasts, take 209 DISCOUNT your choice at Come in Early. They won't last long. 2 JOHN H. 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