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WINNETKA TALK March 13, 1926 YOU served in the World War? YOU belong in the AMERICAN LEGION! YOU served in the World War and live in Winnetka? YOU belong in WINNETKA POST No. 10! If YOU belong with us and are not a member, send in your name to T. J. Lynch, Chairman Mem- bership Committee, 564 Lincoln Ave., Winnetka. We Want You! Congregation News IN RECITAL THURSDAY Edward Johnson, Metropolitan Ten- or, Artist on Music Club Pro- Friday evening, March 12, at 8:30 o'clock, in Glencoe Masonic hall, the North Shore Congregation was ad- dressed by Dr. Mann. His subject was | "Today's Challenge to the Jew" a re- ply to John Haynes Holmes. A Congregational Seder is being ar- ranged for Monday evening, March 29. Children will be the guests of the Congregation. Make reservations at the office, 1054 Gage street, or tele- phone Winnetka 2146. Sermonette for Religious School Sunday, March 14, "Study and Learn." A memorial service for Dr. Kauf- | man Kohler will be held Sunday eve- ning, March 14, at the Temple (Isaiah- Isreal). The Junior league will meet for dis- March 14, in the study at 5:30 prompt- ly. division of the Music Guild of the music teachers having pupils in Win- netka are urged to be present. cussion and supper on Sunday evening, The second meeting of the: Winnetka | Die Lotosblume (Heine) .. gram Edward Johnson, famous Metropoli- tan opera tenor, will appear at the next of the Artist-Recital series, sponsored by the Winnetka Music club. This re- cital to be held next Thursday eve- ning, March 18, at New Trier High school auditorium, is the final program of the season. Mr. Johnson, who has won rare favor both in America and in Europe, was scheduled to start the sea- son of recital last October, but was un- able to be present because of illness and was replaced at that time by Mar- garet Matzenauer. The program for next Thursday eve- ning is to be as follows: 1 Ah! no, s'io vivo ancora (Recit. and Aria--'"La Vestale") ...... Spontini (1774-1851) Vergin tutto amor (Preghiera) .....- Cas nae vw va pes sie sonst wo Durante In mezzo al mar (Marinaresca Triest- BNR) «aan semanas arr. by Sadero II Schumann Ihr Bild (Schwanengesang) . . Schubert O Komme, holde Sommernacht (Grohe) North Shore will be held on. Monday | 5... eis ih vu sveviugas Brahms evening, March 15, at 7:30 in the Camp | The Clock (Novikoff) ....Sachnowsky Fire room at Community House. All|In Gloomy Hours (Rathaus) .......: .e Tschaikowsky IIL Mon reve familere (Verlaine) ....... .... Hector Panizza O. M. Henderson Painter and Decorator Glazing Paper Hanging Reliable and Guaranteed Work Furniture Redecorated Reasonable Prices Dimanche a l'aube (Basse-Bretagne) BAG rE AL Bourgault-Ducoudray IL'ane blanc (Klingsor) ..Georges Hue Ah! Fuyez douce Image (Manon) .... .... Jules Massenet IV. Kangaroo and Dingo (Kipling) .... I SR a Edward Germa Thy dark hair (Mahoney) ..........: Horace Johnson A Piper (O'Sullivan) .. Michael Head Kathleen O'More (Reynolds) ........ Rh arr. by Herbert Hughes Phone Winn. 4 81 To Anthea (Herrick) .. J. L. Hatton $16.50 | How Can the Price Be So Low? KX 7HY does the Exide batteries cost no more than the ordinary batteries? Here is the answer: Exide was the pioneer auto battery, high quality brought demand, and that meant big production and the economies of manufacture that go with it. Exide is the economical battery to buy because the price is low and the length of service is exceptionally long. HE price displayed above is for a 13-plate Exide. There are Exide batteries for every car, some costing more than $16.50 and some cost- ing less. Winnetka Exide Battery Service Opposite Winnetka Post Office 552.54 Lincoln Ave. * Phone Winn. 1387 Exide BATTERIES ---- _-_€las"»:»B: ---- \ Morning-- 9:30 and 10:20 Chu 9:30 and 10:20 Chu 10:00 Young Men's Evening-- 8:00 The Evening TUESDAY, Morning-- WEDNESDAY Morning-- 10:00 The Woman's Black will Evening-- 8:00 in the Church, Goodwin. Pray." 11:00 Young People's service of worship. Sermon by Mr. Davies. 11:00 Morning Worship. Sermon by Rev. J. A. Richards, "Divine Originality." 6:30 The Winnetka Sunday Evening Club. 6:45 The Young People's Club. Rev. Thomas A. Goodwin. "The Marks of a Christian." 10:00 in the Neighborhood Room, Lecture on Second Isaiah, by Mr. Richards. Sub- ject, "The Suffering Servant." #, tongregational Church SUNDAY, MARCH 14th rch School. rc h School. class. Worship. Sermon by MARCH 16TH , MARCH 17TH Society. Prof. Floyd be the speaker in the morning, Paul Hutchinson in the afternoon. Luncheon at 12:15, 35c. talk on Prayer by Mr. Subject, "Learning to | ER TS JERI