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6 WINNETKA TALK January 2, 1926 Real Food--Good Service INERS who come to the Cen- tral Cafeteria know they always find both in good measure. Fred Miller pledges the best of food and the best of service for all of 1926--and for years to come. A Happy New Year indeed if you eat at the Central Cafeteria--often! CENTRAL CAFETERIA NELSON BUILDING Central Ave., East of Wilmette Ave. Open Sundays 12 to 5 Radio Program Broadcast Recently Delights Children | Mrs. Floy Little Bartlett of 821 Fox- | i Christmas program from the Daily News station, | dale avenue broadcast a WMAQ, December 22, at 5 o'clock. Mrs. Bartlett opened her program by telling the German legend of the Christ Child, following it with a group of short stories which she sang. Mrs. Arthur Byfield sang some of Mrs. Bart- lett's compositions and was accom- panied by Mrs. Dwight Orcutt. Mrs. Bartlett closed the program hy giving ""Twas the Night Before Christmas" set to music of her own composition. "God," Christian Science Lesson-Sermon January 3 The lesson sermon at First Church of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday morn- ing, January 3, will be "God." Services are held in temple at 708 Elm street, at 11 o'clock, and the testimonial meeting is held on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Sunday school o'clock. 9:35 convenes at Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Coodrick, 1050 Tower road, are having a pleasant family reunion. They entertained 14 at Christmas dinner. Their sons and families from Danville and Spring- field, Ill, are with them, also their daughter, Mrs. George Massey and her family, from Kansas City, Mo. - --0-- Mrs. Daniel Tilden Hoskin of Cham- paign, IIL, is spending the holiday week with her sister, Mrs. John I, Mec- Keown, 588 Arbor Vitae road. Or Henry Leach, 883 Cherry street. left recently for Florida. He will be awav several weeks. 5 the Masonic | | Hockeyites Open Schedule Sunday; Stage Game Here Hockey will make its bow before win- ter sport fans Sunday when the North Shore Hockey league opens its sched- ule with two games. Indian Hill will be the scene of the tilt between Evanston and Indian Hill and the other engagement will be played at Exmoor with Lake Forest and Highland Park providing the com- petition. All games of Exmoor, Evans- ton and Indian Hill will be played at 10:45 a. m. and at Lake Forest at 3 p. m. Prospects for one of the best seasons since the league was organized eight years ago are seen by officials of the league. Efforts to balance the four teams so that they will be as evenly | matched as possible have been made. The Indian Hill club was winner of the championship last season and plans to make a strong bid for first place again this year. The team is captained by Fred Copeland and has a number of prominent college stars in its line- up. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Robert Green and their two daughters, 791 Walden road, leave Sunday for Los Angeles and other interesting points. They will be away seven weeks, and shortly after their return, they will move into the house on Fuller lane which they pur- chased recently from the Frank G. Kanes. 2 Seniors of St. Mary's college, Notre Dame, Ind. gave a formal dance for the benefit of the college building fund at the Edgewater Beach hotel Monday evening, December 28. A large num- ber of Winnetka members of the St. Mary's alumnae association aided in making the affair a success. WILMETTE Watch for-- the Announcement of the opening of our new Sales and Service Building & EVANSTON MOTOR SALES W. D. Reagan, Mgr. Temporary Quarters 1017 Davis Street Phone Univ. 2277 A cracked window pane, man putty them in right glass where needed. Weather Stripping--See Window Wisdom enough cold air to cost more than its worth in fuel. If your windows or doors need attention have our or a loose one will let in and tight and put in new us for full information, New To you all, we extend our best wishes for a happy and prosperous Eckart Hardware Co. 735 Elm Street Year ny cae afl RC a