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I WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JUNE 13 1925 CHURCH SCHOOL CLOSES SEASON Congregationalists Witness Promotion Services The Promotion Day exercises of the Winnetka Congregational church school will be held tomorrow morning. At 9:30 o'clock the kindergarten will have its service in the assembly room: and at the same hour in the Rudolph Matz hall, the primary department, under the leadership of Mrs. Carrie B. Prouty, will have special exercises. These in- clude the presentation of Bibles to those who have done satisfactory work during the year. This depart- ment includes the first four grades of the school. The main school will meet at 11 o'clock in the church. Stars for awards of honor, choir pins, and diplomas to the graduates of the school will be presented and addresses will be made by some of the graduates. Prominent in the program will be Amy Macintyre, Jean Markley, George Massey and David Rumsey. The Haydn song, "The Heavens Are Telling", which was en- joved two weeks ago, will be repeated by the church choir. The offering for the day will be for the Congregational Education society, for its work in na- tional church school advancement. This will be the last session of the school until September 20. Graduates in the school are as fol- lows : Elbridge G. Anderson, Roger Boyd Anderson, George S. Atkins, Esther Keyes Beard, Stewart Boal, Susan S. Burlingham, Helen E. Brown, Crilly Butler, A. Fuller Dean, Dorothy E. Dickinson, Frank F. Fowle, Jr., 'Sher= man M. Goble, J., Janet Gordon, John W. Huddle, Ellen Lorimer, Florence Lorimer, Amy F. Macintyre, Olga Mangel, Jean Markley, George B. Massey, Jr. Albert Plumley, Frances W." Ranney, Elizabeth P. Richards, David I. Rumsey, Lois Scharf, Mar- garet Sterrett, Maurice Thomas and Sallie H. Windes Locals Trim Glenview 3 Luchessi Hurling Star Luchessi's sterling work on the mound and some timely hitting by his mates resulted in a victory for Win- R-A-D-1-0O BATTERIES TUBES SERVICE SUPPLIES ~The Radio Service Shop C. H. AFFELDT 18 Prouty Annex netka's Playfield ball club, Sunday afternoon over the fast Glenview nine. The final count was 9 to 6. Seven widely scattered hits were the lot of the Glenview boys against Luchessi's strong right arm and they were lucky to run up their six runs with the assistance of some errors. Altogether, Winnetka played well a-field and showed prowess at the bat. W. Paletti loomed with the stick work, annexing a triple, two doubles and a walk in five trips to the plate. Kreger, M. Knox and R. Smith also contributed richly to Winnetka's success at the plate. Another game is scheduled for the Playfield diamond this Sunday after- noon. Game time is 3 o'clock. Girl Plans Drop from Airplane at 3,000 Feet North shore folk who crave a thrill or two will please take note of Miss Helen Huntner, who, Sunday afternoon, June 14, will leap from an airplane soaring at the dizzy height of 3,000 feet, hoping for a soft landing on the broad fields at Willow and Hibbard roads. Roy Ahern, Chicago aviator, will pilot the machine from which the dar- ing Miss will make her spectacular de- scent. Flight stunts will augment the pro- gram. Thirteen Pupils Finish Work at Hubbard Woods The following pupils of the Hubbard Woods school have completed the course at that school and will go to Skokie school in the fall, it was an- nounced this week: Barbara Ballenger, Ernestine Behren, Paine Burgess, Betty Gillies, Katherine Korrady, Wil- lard Kus, Christina Lind, Robert Liv- ingstone, Mary Miller, Joseph Long- land, Dorothy Ristow, Dan Wacles and Roy West. 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You can always de- pend on getting them from PETERS. hy a X CAREFUL - - -- HLS MARKET le AE If every person in the Village of Winnetka would save $1.00 a week for a year they would have $546,000.00. : In ten years almost five and one-half million dollars, which amount if it was invested in interest bearing secur- ities at a conservative rate would be earning close to $400,000.00. Think what it means to save by realizing what could be accomplished with a fund like this, and then start and be regular and persistent each week by depositing a speci- fied amount in our Savings Department. Winnetka State Bank Elm Street East of Lincoln Avenue DO YOUR BANKING IN WINNETKA Eventually You Will-- Why Not Begin Now? -- HARDWARE ITEMS THAT ARE IN on atts, ORO) oA XRXRAAKX] RRR HORA Ice Cream Freezers Freshen the air Let the children play "Vacuum" with a good elec- on the open porch 3 1 ' . . "White Donia tric FAN. 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