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WINNETKA TALK 1927 October 15, An Invitation The Indian Hill Eat Shop extends an invita- tion to all those who have not, as yet, called on us to try our LUNCHEONS, SANDWICHES and SUPPERS We are serving meals of the highest quality at a reasonable price. Delicious Food Drive by--and try it Indian Hill Eat Shop Near New Trier High School 464 Winn. Ave. Phone 2266 Community Players Will Present First Play on November 9 The ovening play of the season for the Winnetka Community Players will be "The Torch Bearers" by George Keliey, and will be presented on No- vember 9 and 10, it was announced this week. It has been the custom of the Play- ers to present a Christmas play every other year to which the public is in- vited without charge. This is one of the years in which the drama group presents such a play and the dates for the performances have been set as De- cember 14 aud 15. Four additional entertainments to be given this year are as follows: "Plaver's Night" on January 11; "The Tion and the Mouse" on February 8 and 9; "Love Is a Mist," March 14 and 15; and three one-act plays, one of which will be used in the Drama League tournament in May, on April | 11 and 12. The officers of the organization are Mrs. Sherman M. Goble, president; Mrs. Lloyd Faxon, vice-president; Mrs. John Richie, secretary; Mrs, Davies Lazear, treasurer; Mrs. Carrie Burr Prouty, program committee chairman; Mrs. William Wersted, pro- duction committee chairman; Mrs. _harles F. Karnopp, players com- =~ittee chairman, and Mrs. Myron Har- shaw, membership committee chair- man. Kerilworty Barber Shop Schroeder Bldg. West Kenilworth Avenue Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting a Specialty Perfected High Compression Greater power, faster accelera- tion, turbine smcothness-- from every atom of fuel. Anew and exclusive principle first achieved in Hupmobile Eight-- now regular equipment, with- out extracost,in the New Series Six. The greatest advance in years in motor design. An appraisal of your present car in- curs no obligation. It may prove a revelation. Bring itin, or callus up. Hanson Motor Co. 557 Chestnut Street Ph. Winn. 330 The New Series A-§ EUPMOBILE SIX 2005 Ap AG GAGA AGP gg gg gg Winnetka Scouts A meeting of the Winnetka Cour. of Honor will be held next Saturday night at which time local Boy Scouts wul be reviewed in their tests and w.l be awarded their merit badges and receive class promotion. Hold Parents' Night Thursday evening, October 27, will be observed by the Winnetka troops as Parents' night. At that time each of the scouts will bring his father and mother to the meeting and a group demonstration of scout activities will be made. With Troop 1 Troop 1 announces that three new members have been enrolled and have passed their tenderfoot The troop now has a total of twenty-six members. A patrol, the Pine Tree patrol, has been organized in the troop for older boys, it was announced. Hold Troop Elections Elections in troop 3 resulted in the appointment of Bob Fox as secretary, Tom Johanson as librarian, troop re- porter, Henry Zimmer and sergeant at arms, Jim Lyons. The organization of Troop 4 is now completed. The officers are as fol- lows: Scout scribe, Knight Aldrich, senior patrol leader, Fred Fairman, patrol leaders, Harry Brown Emory Sawyer, Dan Rumsey, Fred de Peyster and Olin Sephness. The patrol leaders have decided to meet every Sunday afternoon to dis- cuss and plan for the advancement of the troop in scout activities. tests. The music events in the season's program of the Wilmette Sunday Eve- ning club are as follows: November 20, the Hampton Jubilee Quartette; December 25, an oratorio; January 15. musical compositions by Bach to be oiven by a solo chorus directed by William Boeppler. io Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Widney have sold their home at 918 Tenth street, Wilmette, and have taken up their | residence at 856 Sheridan road, Win- | -netka. SAM GOLDMAN JUNK DEALER Junk --- Rags -- Old Clothes Magazines -- Tires BEST PRICES PHONE WILMETTE 3334 Prexy of Tougaloo College to Address Local Church Women President William T. Holmes of Tougaloo college, at Tougaloo, Missi: sippi, will be the speaker next Wed nesday, following the luncheon mee the Woman's the Winnetka Congregational church. This school has won and continued to hold the confidence of the General Education board (trustees of the Rockefeller millions for education), which has offered this missionary in stitution more than it has offered any other negro school in Mississippi, total of $100,000. The reason for this, it is explained, is that though popu- lated by more negroes than New Hampshire and Vermont have inhabi tants, Mississippi has no publicly-sup ported standard negro normal school. Tougaloo college goes far toward supplying that lack. It offers negro high school graduates a two-year col- lege teacher training course. For its 1,000,000 negroes, Mississippi lacks a standard college. Again, Tougaloo comes nearest to supplying that lack. offering a full college course to col lege preparatory graduates of high schools. Mississippi now wants and urgentl needs, by the hundred, -college-pre pared and normal-school-prepared negro principals and teachers for their own schools. Tougaloo, if adequatel: ing of Society of enlarged, could supply this demand The State Department of Education has set forth this fact. Erected i: Mississippi, within the past few years, are: (1) "Rosenwald Rural Schools," costing more than two million dollars. ($500,000 of this is from Julius Rosen wald of Chicago, and over $1,500,000 is from Mississipians), and (2), man) town and city public school buildings. costing two million more. But this money will have been used inefficient unless the principals and teachers in these buildings are adequately trained. Some idea of the influence of this school can be had from the fact that there are 500 alumnae of this one school in Chicago alone--doctors, teachers, lawyers, ministers, business men, home-makers, serving their race more efficiently and making better citizens, for their opportunities at Tougaloo. A graduate of this school will sing during the program at the Woman's Society meeting Wednesday. Beauty Culture ELM ST. 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