The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

wl 2 WINNETKA TALK January 8, 1927 Triangle Members to Give Balloon Dance Jan. 22 An announcement comes from the Triangle club of Winnetka, that the young people in the village are to have a great time, for the going to hold a balloon dance Sat- urday, January 22, at the Community House. Hal Reeder's seven piece or- chestra, the "Iowans," will provide the music for the dance. Members of the Triangle club are emphasizing the fact that this club is interested in three things as an or- ganization; the promotion of ama- club is teur athletics, wholesome social ac- tivities and aid for those who are in need. The club membership now con- sists of fifteen honorary members, and twenty active members. The notice is hereby given by the club that all young fellows in Win- netka who are interested in the aims of the club, are invited 'to signify their interest in becoming members, which will entitle them to the privi- leges of the club, and is sure to give them a good time. Stanley Miller of Winnetka, was elected to membership Monday eve- ning January J. Mrs. James Austin Richards left Thursday for a three weeks visit on the western coast, going first to Bell- ingham, Washington and later will visit at points in Oregon. ---- The Walden Road Neighborhood club was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Emil Olson at bridge Wednesday eve- ning at their home, 1000 Vine street. ---- Mr. and Mrs. H. A. deWindt of 205 Chestnut street, and Mrs. deWindt's father, J. H. Arnold, left Saturday, January 8, for Biloxi, Miss., where they will spend five or six weeks. VERY one was glad when the new sec- tion of the road was built. All realized that personal visits could be made more easily, that trade would be brisker, that matters of general public interest would be carried on with more efficiency and dis- patch. The telephone road, that already enables every One Policy - The Road Each year telephones one to travel so easily, so cheaply and so far, is con- stantly being lengthened. over 800,000 are added to the Bell System. Every subscriber shares in the increased value given to telephone service by this extension which hourly is enlarging the scope of ev- ery one's activities by per- BELL SYSTEM One System - mitting an ever broaden- ing interchange of ideas. ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Universal Service COMMUNITY HOUSE CALENDAR ------------ WEEK OF JANUARY 10 Monday, January 10 Morning-- League of Women Voters Women's gym class Kindergarten Afternoon-- Fancy dancing Evening-- Community Drama club Young Men's gym class Business Men's gym class Modern Woodmen of America English classes Triangle club Tuesday, January 11 Morning-- Kindergarten Afternoon-- Motion Picture matinee Lincoln Avenue Circle Evening-- Motion pictures Young Women's class Friendship Circle English classes New Trier Rifle club Wednesday, January 12 Morning-- Kindergarten Afternoon-- Small Boys' gym class Camp Fire council ening-- Community Drama club Young Men's gym class Young Women's class Church schogl teachers Czecho-Slovakian club Tuesday, January 13 Morning-- Women's gym class Kindergarten Stitch-in-time-club Afternoon-- High school boys' gym class Camp Fire Girls Evening-- Community Drama club Boy Scouts 'ritish American society Business men's gym class Friday, January 14 Morning-- Kindergarten Rotary club luncheon Afternoon-- Motion picture matinee Pathfinders Blue Birds Evening-- Motion pictures Young men's class Scout council New Trier Rifle club Panthers Saturday, January 15 Afternoon-- Boys' gym Evening-- Firemen's ball \ MOVES TO WINNETKA Clayton E. Hoops and family are now settled in their new home, recently completed at 1011 Ash street. Mr. Hoops is associated with the Insurance Company of North America and has only recently moved from Columbus, Ohio. MOVES INTO NEW HOME Thomas McNally and family have just moved into their newly completed home at 252 Forest avenue. Mr. McNally is the president of the Moun- tain Valley company of Chicago. Mrs. Richard Sutton Bull of 43 Locust road, has returned from Or- lando, Fla., where she acted as matron of honor at the marriage of Miss Grace Mather-Smith of Highland Park to Etienne de Pellissier de Bujac II.