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WINNETKA TALK November 27, 1926 THANKSGIVING PAGEANT Thanksgiving celebrated by North Shore Country Day school by a play, "A Pageant of Pilgrims," ar- ranged and presented by the Sixth grade, for the rest of the school, on Wednesday, before the school closed for the holiday. was ALADDIN'S LAMP 570 Lincoln Ave., Winnetka Phone Winn. 2558 Fireside Industries of Berea College, Ky. Rugs--Shawls--Bags Pillow Covers--Runners Bed Kivers--Dresser Scarfs Hand Products of The Spinning Wheel and Loom Girls Ahead of Boys in Scholarship at New Trier October's honor roll at New Trier High school shows that the girls are, las usual, well ahead of the boys in | scholarship. Here are the figures for the whole school: honor roll, boys, thirty-three, girls, seventy-one; honor- able mention, boys, thirty-nine, girls, sixty-three; delinquent list, boys, ninety, girls, thirty-six. There are six girls who received an average of four, five seniors and a freshman, while |there are only two boys, both seniors. Here's something else. In spite of the fact that there are fewer senior | girls than any other group in school, they have an overwhelmingly large number on the honor roll, twenty- eight, against the junior girls' sixteen and the senior boys' ten. Besides that they have sixteen with honorable men- Jes and only two on the delinquent 1st. Rogers Park 1516-17 MAY FURNITURE AND REPAIR CO. 6346 N.CLARK ST., CHICAGO We offer our service to you in restoring, repairing, remodeling or uphoistering ™ anything in furniture. | Mrs. Weil Directs First | Meeting of Room Mothers Mrs. Herbert M. Weil, room chair- man for Miss McNamara's class, held lher first room meeting on Thursday | afternoon, November 11. There were | eighteen present including the teacher and Miss Marian Carswell. Plans were laid for the three remain- |ing meetings of the year. The next, | held in January, will be in conjunction {with the other two fifth grade rooms, if they are willing, and outside | speaker will be obtained, the name of the speaker and his subject to be an- an [nounced later. | The last meeting of the year, held |in the spring, will be in charge of Mrs. Clarence Weil, assisted by Mrs. Der- | bigny Denis, and Mrs. George Gordon. THIRD OF MUSIC SERIES | The third number of the musical | appreciation series at the Skokie school | will be given Wednesday, December 1, |at a special assembly, when Miss Elea- nor Cook will give a dramatic pres- entation of folk songs and dances. The concert will also be given at each of the three other schools in Winnetka. den Al <7 (0 = N Sal Interior Decorating Gifts An Early Selection Is Advisable 563 Lincoln Avenue Winnetka Grace Herbst risimas Teamster Adopts Stray Canine That Turns "Protector" Even the Teaming and Supply com- pany of Winnetka, can find a little pathos in this sordid life, and one member of that company, Bill Hayes, found this touch of a mixture of the sad and cheery in the form of a little lost dog. Bill is a busy man, and has little time to go about petting stray puppies, but he had noticed this dog and one day when he went out on a job found the canine wagging her tail violently and sitting in the back of his car. So she went riding, and seemed to enjoy it. But it happened that the car broke down some distance from the village, and a wrecking car came to haul it in. To express her thanks, and to defend the man who had befriended her, the dog refused to allow the mechanics to touch Bill's car. She barked and snarled, and dashed about madly de- fending her benefactor's property. It wasn't until Bill spoke to her that she would let the garage men haul his car in. And now Bill says that he sure has found a loyal friend, who is wear- ing a brass-studded harness, without any license number attached, and that someone has lost a good, faithful dog. PLAN CAMP FIRE SALE The Camp Fire Girls of the Winnet- ka groups are to have a food sale in the Assembly room of the Community House, Saturday morning, December 11. Further details of the sale, and the groups participating will be announced later. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kranich are now occupying the new home they purchased at 985 Vine street. Former- ly they resided on Asbury avenue. KEEP CHILDREN WELL 'Children will keep well and poy if you give them good food--pure fresh milk from 'cows that have passed the tuberculin test. WINNE TK /