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| | { | | | | | i] 18 WINNETKA TALK February 12, 1927 KNOW IN THIS PICTURE The Red Roof in No-Man"s Land Just South of "The Cottage" They are here not only to sell you gas and oil but all that they can for you. put on the chains, etc. They do not expect tips. SKID CHAINS REPAIRED Gasoline Oils TEXACO THE BOYS ? to do Fill your radiator, gage the tires, What pleases them is to see you come again--and keep coming. Stephen Shimonek, Jr. 1428 Sheridan Road Phone Wil. 33709 Distributor Tongregational Church Sunday, February 13th Morning-- 9:30 Jr. Church Worship for 7th, 8th and High School grades. Sermon, Mr. Davies. "A Wom- an With the Spirit of Jesus." 10:00 Young Men's Class. 10:15 Junior Church Worship for 4th, 5th and a grades. Sermon, Mr. Davies. "A Righteous uler." 11:00 Morning Worship. Sermon, Rev. J. A. Richards. "The Census of the Saved." Evening-- 6:00 Meeting and Social Hour of the Winnetka Sunday Evening Club. 7:00 Young People's Club. 8:00 Evening Worship. Sermon by Rev. Thomas i A. Goodwin. "Leadership in Democracy." Wednesday-- 10:00 Meeting of the Woman's Society. 8:00 P. M. Open meeting of the Church Council in Matz Hall to hear the report and discussion of the New Church Building Committee. All members and friends of the church are invited. Discuss Book of John at Men's Class Tomorrow | The seventeenth chapter of the Book | of John, the great prayer made by | Jesus before his trial and crucifixion, | will be the subject of the Rev. James A. Richards' talk before the Men's class of the Congregational church | Sunday morning. Following this chap- | ter the character of the gospel changes | from discourse to pure narrative and continues as such to its close. These | concluding chapters will form the sub- ject for Sunday, February 20. These opportunities for discussion of Bibli- cal subjects with Mr. Richards are greatly appreciated by all members of the class, it is pointed out. The class is open to all men of the village. It meets in the American Legion room of Community House at 9:30 o'clock every Sunday morning. Friendship Circle Calls to Dance on February 26 The Girls' Friendship Circle held its regular meeting, Tuesday, February 8, at Community House. The first com- petitive basketball game the circle has engaged in was played with the Busi- ness Girls' club. Following this game, several new members were initiated into the circle, and plans for the Feb- ruary dance completed. The announcement is repeated for hose interested in attending the dance, that it will be held Saturday, February 26, at 8:30 o'clock. Hal Reeder's "Towans" will furnish the music. Ruth Harris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Harris, Jr., of 872 Pine street, Winnetka, is in the Ev- anston hospital, where she was taken for an operation for appendicitis. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Tony Galante of 934 Glencoe road, Glencoe, announce the birth of a son, Frank Anthony, Jr, Wednesday, February 2, at the High- land Park hospital. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Brooks of 1092 Spruce street, announce the birth of a son, Arthur H. Jr, Thursday, February 10. BEAUTY SHOP Phone Winnetka 2176 A Tonic Facial for "Muscle Toning" by the only ethical and scientific method, helps sagging muscles to perform their natural functions. Permanent Waving Manicuring BEAUTY SHOP Ethel M. Taylor 818-A Elm St., Winnetka Circle Groups Hear Talk on Meaning of T heir Enterprise Mrs. Carrie B. Prouty of 565 Lin- coln avenue, chairman of the Congre- gational church circles throughout the village, has attended many of the reg- ular meetings of the various groups, and each time has brought a message | of interest and inspiration to the mem- bers. The Willow street and New I'rier circles, which held meetings Tuesday, February 8, invited Mrs. Prouty to meet with them and speak about the circle work in general. Mrs. Prouty drew unique compari- sons regarding the meeting of the cir- cle organization by saying: "The circle is the only figure which symbolizes completeness. In the circle there is no break, every part is neces- sary to every other part, and the least bit broken away spoils not only its beauty but its purpose. "So with our neighborhood groups. Truly are they called 'Circles' for each one must touch the spirit of her neighborhood to keep the symbol per- fect. The unbroken circle is our pat- tern. The neighborhood spirit is an intangible but beautiful thing. It must be like the prism, reflecting all the best interests yet showing in itself always, the clear white light of friend- liness. It must leave no soul lonely or sad for want of human greeting, and must so glow with patient tolerance that no soul shivers in the cold air of misunderstanding. "The warmth of genuine friendli- ness will make summer in every heart, and in that temperature the flowers of happiness, service and unselfishness will never fail to grow." Entertains Children at Big Valentine's Frolic Mrs. Joseph Gibson of 553 Elder lane, is entertaining a group of little girls at a Valentine party, to be held aturday afternoon, February 12, in her home. Games, the making of me- chanical valentines and refreshments will comprise the afternoon's enter- tainment. The group which will attend include Lois Caverly, Francis Chapman, Doris Scheerer, Barbara and Betty Anne Faxon, Betty Jean Keefer, Teddy and Dorothy Salinger, Mary and Edith Loco, Annabelle Jeffries, Nancy Rie- theimer. Miss Virginia Raclin and Miss June Orwig will assist Mrs. Gibson. Mrs. E. Hubert Allen of 1405 Edge- wood lane, Winnetka, is expected to return from the East, the end of next week. Mr. Allen went East recently, and will accompany Mrs. Allen on her return. a ea ---------------- 4 For } INCOME TAX Bookkeeping + Cost Accounting | » v " 1 t Investigation y i Corporation Accounting ' call Paul F. Jones | at Winn. 2103 ) 975 Oak St. Winnetka } 4