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6 WINNETKA TALK May 15, 1926 | The Harmful Moth Is Now Active! Guard Against This destructive worm by having your garments, drapes, blankets and rugs thoroughly cleansed, then packed in mothpreef bags or boxes. Cleanliness Is Economyy For further information call * Mrs. LeComte American Dry Cleaning Co. 541 Chesnut St. Winnetka 410 | NOTABLES PAY VISIT TO SCHOOL FOR BLIND Hadley Correspondence School Given Inspection by Leader in Work Among Blind Evidence of the growing reputation of The Hadley Correspondence School for the Blind has come in several forms during the last few weeks. Last week, the school received a visit from a distinguished gentleman, Prof. J. A. Benshahar, Ph. L., of Gen- eva, Switzerland, president general of the World Union of Associations for the Blind, Inc. Professor Benshahar | is making a world tour visiting places | where work for the blind is carried on, and said he had_made a special point | of coming to Winnetka to visit the Hadley school. | Another visitor this week was Miss | Adelia M. Hoyt, national head of the | department of work for the blind of | the American Red Cross, Washington, DC The Hadley Correspondence school is the subject of one of the papers to be presented at the annual meeting of the Kansas association for the Blind, to be held at Kansas City, Kansas, May 29-31. [ On Speaking Tour | Early in June William A. Hadley, icimder of the school will address the Alumni association of the Illinois school for the Blind, at the annual banquet at the school in Jacksonville, IL. On June 22, Mr. Hadley will speak at the biennial convention of American Instructors for 'the Blind, to be held at Nashville, Tenn. Patrons will be interested to learn that the work is growing rapidly. The school has extended its office space, ™ > result. Let Richardson Put Your Car Into Perfect Working Order! Whether you use your car for local service or for tour- ing, you'll be worrying about it unless all the parts are working together smoothly and efficiently. If it is not running satisfactorily, bring it in here, and we'll repair it and readjust the parts. You'll be delighted with the 3 Authorized | A 736 Elm Street RH ~ Garage Winnetka 25 and now occupies the whole of the second floor at 584 Lincoln avenue. Like Insurance Course There is considerable activity in the new Life Insurance course. As mem- tioned recently, one man is already selling insurance. Two other students have completed the course, and their appointments as agents are pending. A recent investigation disclosed the fact that the average age of Hadley students is 38. The age ranges ex- tensively, the youngest student being a boy of 16, the oldest a man of 80. During the summer the school hopes to put in one or perhaps two new courses. Invite Young People to Michigan Summer Camps Young people of the Winnetka Con- gregational church are making plans to attend one of the summer confer- ence camps at Tower Hill, Mich, where for a week in June and a week in July some 150 young people from Illinois churches get together for a season of work, play and fellowship. The Rev. Thomas A. Goodwin, who is to be dean of the first camp again this year, June 16 to 22, will be glad to answer any questions about the camp, it is announced. WILL SELL POPPIES Marcus D. Richards, chairman of Poppy Day announces that the follow- ing Winnetka women will help the American Legion in selling poppies May 28: Mesdames Frank Blatchford, Ayres Boal, A. Lee Adams, William Ogden Coleman, George W. Perrizo, Elliot Fisher, Ernest Ellis, Fred Rich- ardson, Richard H, Fairclough, Thom- as Lynch, Harold Lynn, R. N. Puetz, Marcus Richards, and Miss Lucia Perrigo. Residents are urged again to buy poppies in their own town. Wilson Decamp, 615 Abbottsford road, left Kenilworth Wednesday to attend a track meet at Kemper Military academy, Booneville, Mo. He will re- main there for a few days' visit. He was formerly a student at the academy. CARDINAL TEA HOUSE (ARDINAL TEA HOUSE HD 841 SPRUCE STREET (Just west of Center St.) Winnetka 2536 Luncheon ...... 11:30 to 2:00 Special Plate Luncheon PER 40 and 50 cents (Ala carte) Afternoon Tea and Refresh- ments~ ... nv Go 3.105 Dinner, $1.00...... 6 to 7:30 Sunday Dinner, $1.2512:30 to 5 Special attention given to Luncheon and Bridge Parties