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a October 20, 1928 WINNETKA TALK CONG'L CHURCH BIDS FAREWELL TO PASTOR (Continued from page 3) he stood, his usual modest smiling self, while the moderator presented him with the resolutions. Dr. Richards replied in his 'own gracious way, with deep feeling but with a touch of humor that for the moment relieved the pent-up emotions of his audience. Referring to the reso- lutions, he said that while he could not believe all the generous things their affection had led them to say of him, nor believe he was the kind of minister they described, he could say from his heart that that was the kind of min- ister he wished he might be. At the close of the meeting ample opportunity was given for a farewell hand-clasp, and the congregation, one by one, availed themselves of it. Community Players to Give Play Here November 14 and 15 The Winnetka Community Players of the Community Drama club are re- hearsing strenuously these days so that their first production, "The Classilis Engagement" (St. John Hankin), which is being directed by Mrs. Sherman M. Goble, will meet the high standard set in previous years. This first play is to be given at Community House on the evenings of November 14 and 15. The Community Drama club is now eight years old and has grown re- markably. The membership is eight hundred and the club is guided by the following officers: Mrs. Sherman M. Goble, president; Mrs. Lloyd Faxon, vice president; Mrs. Alfred Freeman, treasurer ; Mrs. Harry Craig, secretary. The chairmen of the standing commit- tees include: Mrs. Carrie B. Prouty, program; Mrs. Louis Sherman, pro- duction; Mrs. Harry P. Clarke, players; and Mrs. William T. Wersted, membership. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Pain, 1417 Tower road, returned recently from a trip to New York and Atlantic City. Husky Triangle Teams in Search of Competitors The season's activities of the Win- netka Triangle club which are now getting well underway are branching out into bowling, as well as indoor baseball. The four teams of the club are bowling every Friday night at the Glenview alleys, the contest being for individual high scores, first, second and third team honors. The Triangle athletes readily ad- mit their rapid development of stellar material indicates an early challenge to some good teams, provided strong competition can be found. Two indoor games have been ten- tatively booked, one being with the Bowman Dairy team. The Triangle indoor organization is open for match games. This challenge is open to any team, regardless of size or previous record. Indoor baseball games are played every Wednesday evening at 8:30, at Community House. The club will give a card party at Community House Thursday evening, October 25. There will be "500," whist and bunco, dancing, and refreshments. Rev. Carl S. Patton to Preach at Cong'l. Church Services at the Winnetka Congrega- tional church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock will be conducted by the Rev. Carl S. Patton, D. D., professor of reaching in the Chicago Theological seminary. His sermon topic will be "Is Religion Too Easy?" He will also preach here on November 4. Dr. Patton, it is announced, has had one of the most distinguished careers of any living Congregational minister. Before taking his present position he was for ten years pastor of the First Congregational church of Los Angeles, Cal, and previous to that held pastor- ates in Auburn, Me., Ann Arbor, Mich., and Columbus, Ohio. Little Daniel Ball, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ball, 206 Forest avenue, celebrated his fourth birthday last Wednesday with a party for six of his playmates. This dirigible made a famous hii == «| Pr 2 ' : == 2 ee" a Sa preserve it. call 164-33. ComMMUNITY 750 Elm Street 'uIspuUnNWy pjeucy 'zZ From pole to pole, HEALTH is the goal of all. We have countless aids to Health, not the least of which is a dependable prescription department. "SMILING SERVICE" Answers .'pP10g auigdasop, '¢ 'pikg Japurwiwio)) '4 [04 Yinog '¢ [od YIoN 243 1240 SI '| expeditionary flight in 1926. Questions 1. What flight was it? 2. Who commanded the expedition? 3. What did he discover years ago? 4. Who flew over practically the same course in an airplane in the same year? 5. What was the name of his plane? When you have it Swift and efficient Service-- PHARMACY Ph. Winn. 33-164 CLS IE JHAL New Evening Modes Observe the Law of Elegance Rich fabrics--subtle new shades--and artistry of line combine in the creation of evening apparel that breathes of Paris and fashion's new feeling for splendor. Radios -- Vietrolas Your Choice ¥ 19-50 We are overstocked with a great number of "trade-ins" Radios -- Victrolas and must dispose of them at once -- so shop early. This is your opportunity to select a good instrument -- and only pay -- $1950 "Everything for the Musical Home" Victor--Brunswick--Columbia Records MILROY MUSIC CO. Open Evenings 569 Lincoln Ave. Winnetka Phone 2129