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November 21, 1925 WINNETKA TALK 41 , 1 Mrs. Gerald H. Beard left Win- Word comes from Williamstown, Country Day Gets Theatre Guild Stages netka Thursday for Northampton, | Mass. that Cabray Wortley was Large Enrollment; Two Shows at Evanston Mass., where she will visit her daugh- | elected captain of the 1926 Williams Growth Is Rapid Enrollment at the North Shore Country Day school has now reached the mark of 341. This represents the largest enrollment in the history of the school. Knollsley hall, renovated dur- ing the summer, now houses the offi- cers, and, in addition, is affording the kindergarten more extensive quarters than it has had before. This depart- ment can now take care of a few more pupils. All other departments are at the limit of their capacities. During the past two months various minor improvements on the grounds have been continuously going forward. Tell What Constitutes a Good Automobile Driver "Years ago the man who drive fast was considered a driver," says Charles M. Hayes, presi- dent of the Chicago Motor club. "Times have changed. Any fool can drive fast nowdays. The good driver is made through experience and educa- tion. He is always on the alert. for danger. Here are some of the things that indicate a 'good driver. "He stops at rallroad crossings and looks both ways before crossing. On a grade he always crosses in low speed. He stops before emerging from an alley, and blows his horn. He signals his intentions to those in the rear. He never pulls away from a curb without looking back to see if the road is clear. He gets over on to the inside lane of travel when turning left, and he pulls over near the curb when turning right. He never passes another car going in the same direction at a street intersection; he knows pedestrians are injured that way. He slows down when passing schools, churches, or buildings where public gatherings take place. He never passes another car on a hill or on a curve. He gives the right-of-way to cars approaching from the right. He slows down to ten miles an hour at street car crossings. He is courteous to other motorists and to pedestrians. He knows the laws and ordinances, and obeys them. Everyone likes to ride with the good driver." could good Country Day School Lads Take Measure of Parkers Friday, November 13, the North Shore Country Day school closed a generally successful football season by defeating the Francis W. Parker High school of Chicago, by a score of 19-0. The game was keenly contested but the Day school squad was playing at the top of its form and the victory was well earned. This year's win is the first that the north shore boys have secured from their older rival, although last year the two teams battled to a tie. Members of the North Shore Theatre guild will present "The Truth About Bladys," one of its former suc- cesses, at the Evanston Woman's club next Monday and Tuesday, November 23 and 24. The performances will be- gin at 8:15 o'clock in the evening and are under the auspices of the Profes- sional Woman's club of Evanston. In- cluded in the cast of the play are Erma Blaine McKendry, Mrs. Laird Bell, Virginia Fitzhugh, Melvin Wam- boldt, Percy Eckhart, J. Williams Macy and Samuel Otis. KNOW ILLINOIS! Coal produced in Illinois during 1924 was worth $155,260,000. Illinois telephone companies have 35,000 employees. Chicago is the greatest using city in the world. Use of gas for house heating in Chicago has increased 2,500 percent during the last five years. Illinois has more colleges than any other state. Eighty-two percent of Illinois communities having electric light and power are served by transmis- sion lines. Sixty-five percent of the pianos manufactured in the United States are produced in Illinois. brick- There are 46 cities in Illinois which have local electric railway service. Illinois ranks second of the states in the use of Portland cement. Mrs. Ernest von Ammon, 420 Elder lane, entertained a group of friends at her home Friday evening following the Cowell-Bloomfield recital at the Skokie school. COAL PHONE WINNETKA 12 E. C. Weissenberg ter, Esther, who is a freshman at Smith college. From there she will go to her old home in Bridgeport, Conn., for Thanksgiving and then on to Co- coanut Grove, Fla., to, spend the win- ter with her daughter, Miss Katharine Beard. --pi Miss Cynthia Kohlsaat, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Kohlsaat, 777 Bryant avenue, Winnetka, has been chosen vice-president of the freshman class at Vassar college. -- Mr. and Mrs. George Karnes of Ful- ler lane, are having a dinner party this evening in the Marine dining room of the Edgewater Beach hotel. -- _-- Mr. and Mrs. George Karnes and family of Fuller lane, are to be guests of Mrs. Karnes' sister of Warsaw, Ind, over Thanksgiving. To Keep Your Sunny Disposition-- Get the happy habit of eating Jones Dairy Farm Sausage. The good, old fashioned kind, made from choice young pork and home groundspices. Sausage meat or little sausages. You should try Jones Dairy Farm Sau- sage with baked apples. Jones Dairy Farm, Inc. Ft. Atkinson, Wis. ONES DAIRY FARM ~ oe Sunday Raspberry Cream Vanilla Pineapple Ice All puddings, fancy forms and moulds made to order. 992 Linden Avenue, Hubbard Woods MRS. 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