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hy) gl March 26, 1927 WINNETKA TALK a7 SUGGESTIONS TO PARENTS Supt. of Schools Carroll R. Reed, of Bridgeport, Conn. recently issued a special invitation to parents to visit the public schools of that city. He pointed out, in his communication to parents of the schools, that a visit to them would stimulate progress on the part of children and give the an opportunity: 1. To make the acquaintance of the teachers of your children. 2. To learn the purpose of the studies which your children are taking. 3. To understand and appreciate the efforts which teachers are making to get results. 4. To find out how well your children are doing the work which is pre- scribed. To learn what you as do to help. 6. To find out whether your children have been doing their home work profitably. . To explain to the teachers your am- bitions for your children in order that the schools may meet their in- dividual needs. 8. To inspect the building which affect the comfort, safety of your children. 9. To investigate the moral atmos- phere of the school where so much of your children's time is spent. 10. To rededicate yourself to the task of careful home training which shall co-operate with the schools for the future success and happiness of your children. wn a parent can a J conditions health and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wolfe, 414 Essex road, Kenilworth, will entertain several friends at the dinner dance at the Kenilworth club. ------ Burt Crowe, 234 Raleigh road, re- turned to Kenilworth Monday after spending the week-end with his mother and sister in Owosso, Mich. The Best | You Can Do!-- In early spring when you easily catch cold and when you feel tired most of the time, drink an abundance of good, fresh milk, and eat food consisting largely of milk. PHONE 137 : WINNETKA £3) SANITARY DAIRY CO. & visitor | Glencoe Causerie Gives Two One-Act Comedies | Mrs. Andrews Allen, lane, Hohlfelder | entertained Ia Petite Causerie at | tea on Wednesday, March 23, at her home. Two one-act comedies were given, | "Une Visite," with Mrs. Spaulding, | Miss Honorine Weisgerber and Mrs. cast; and al "Henry IV," acted | by Miss Gwendolen Washington and Miss Ingeborg Lincoln. Mrs. Robert | Moulton sang some French songs. The reading class, will not meet next week, day in April, as usual. Miss Ethel Hale, 761 Foxdale ave- nue, Winnetka, who is attending El- mira college, Elmira, N. Y., will spend her Easter vacation with {friends in New York City. H. B. Boardman in the scene from Act 5 of but will meet the first Wednes- | | Spring Football Team | Glencoe Camp Fire Girls Is Practicing Hard Now | Give Dinner on March 23 According to Mr. Grater, assistant | The Camp Fire girls of Glencoe had football coach at New Trier High |a dinner party on Wednesday, March | School, the football squad is develop- [23, at the North Shore Methodist | ing in fine shape. About 35 boys are | Episcopal church. Lois McCallum, out at present, and are all working | Dorothy Lundquist and Louise Hauk for a place on the Varsity squad; for | acted as hostesses. the first week, the squad has been Others who were present were working on fundamentals such as line | Marion Watson Elaine Blumenthal . son, KE s blocking, punting, and passing. No | Mary Frances Rogers, Dorothy Rein- letter men have come out vet, but sev- | | hold, Helen Massin, Ruth Lane, Mar- | or al gare soxpscied © In the! Hex? - Jew! ion French and Katherine Jane Light- wos 5 Lo yo a oti we | body. Due to the absence of Mrs. : am a £. 451 De Forest A. Custer, the guardian, | assistant coaches. Much promising | new material has turned up, among | them Smith who consistently punts 40 | to 50 yards. Although most of the ma- | terial is raw, the coaches hope for a successful team next year. Eleanora Wells acted as assistant to the girls for the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Weese, 141 Kenilworth avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. - 1 Joseph J. 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