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4 WINNETKA TALK April 2, 1927 A Loans on North Shore Realty F YOU own property in Winnetka or in the surrounding territory, and need assistance in the financing of spring build- ing plans--or if you have need of addi- tional funds for expansion requirements and the like. . .. We cordially invite you to discuss the matter with our Loan Department, with a view to arranging for the use of funds upon real estate security. The current rate of 6% will apply. Your consultation with us and the care of necessary details will have our thorough and courteous attention. -- Banking Hours: 8 to 3; Saturdays 8 to 12:30 Monday Evenings 7 to 8 WINNETKA TRUST and SAVINGS BANK STUDENTS IN ENGLISH CLASSES CLOSE WORK Foreign People Studying in Com- munity House Classes Given Certificates A delightful evening was spent by the members of the English Classes for Foreigners last Tuesday, March 29, when they met in the Camp Fire Room of Community House for clos- ing exercises to receive their certifi- cates of work done, and to enjoy a social evening. These classes have been conducted for five months by Miss Livia Young- quist, Miss Millicent Anderson and Miss Mabel Ducker of the Winnetka Public Schools' teaching staff. The groups have met each Monday and Tuesday evenings in Community House, and have enrolled some fifty or more members. The occasion, Tuesday evening, was an interesting and happy one, and marked the close of a successful sea- son's work. After the opening song, "America the Beautiful" by the school, BEAUTY SHOP Phone Winnetka 2176 All Branches of Beauty Culture Facial and Scalp Treatment Hair Dyeing and Tinting Marcel Permanent Waving BEAUTY Finger Waving § SHOP Ethel M. Taylor 818-A Elm St., Winnetka | Mrs. Wortley, chairman of the eve- | ning, spoke a few words in greeting. g, SI | This was responded to by the mem- bers of the different classes, all giving their names, the country from which they came, and a quotation in English, Miss Mabel Turnquist sang a group of songs in a charming manner, ac- companied by Miss Livia Youngquist, | after which Dr. J. W. F. Davies Di- rector of Community House, brought a greeting to the students. He dwelt upon the value of attitudes, bringing out that we get out of life in propor- tion as we put ourselves into it, and that those coming from other coun- tries have much to give of the best from their own countries to help make this country better. His remarks brought enthusiastic response. Mr. Carleton Washburne, Superintendent of Winnetka Public Schools, praised the work of both teachers and pupils, and expressed the hope that this "Commencement" would be for them but a beginning of further work in their English studies and Americaniza- tion work. He awarded certificates for work satisfactorily accomplished, to the following: Gertrude Koestina, Emma Nelson, Mabel Turnquist, Anna Chapman, Morris G. Lindher, Charlotte Winters, Einar Ellman, Martin Lagerquist, Lyli Karell, Anton Sward, Helen Neilson, Ingeborg Norman, Marcel Desgraz, Signe Limback, Ingrid Swan- berg, Halfred Halvorsen, Sarah Don- aldsen, Karl Heleen, Margrat Wag- ner, Minnie Moeller, Martha Henk, Alma Scharbau, Swea Swenson, Helen Gluppe. After the singing of "America" by the school, a social hour followed with refreshments. The young people then decided not to disband, but to form a club, and continue to meet once a week, and in this way become better acquainted, and have opportunity to learn more American songs, poetry, stories, etc., as well as to have a pleas- ant social time. The club will be known as "The Good Luck" Club and will meet each Monday evening in the Camp Fire Room. The following of- ficers were elected: President, Marcel Desgraz; Secretary, Mabel Turnquist; treasurer, Anton Sward. The first meeting will be Monday evening, April 4, when a program is planned from talent in the group. Mrs. Edwin Keeler of 631 Walden road and Mrs. Emory Wilder of 687 Hill road are spending a few days with Mr. Keeler"s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Keeler, in Rockford. Mr. Keeler will join them for the week-end. --Q-- The Dorcas society will meet at the home of Mrs. Rasmus Jensen, 379 Rosewood avenue, Winnetka, on Fri- day evening, April 8 at 8 o'clock. Miss Hannah Jensen will be the assist- ing hostess. I BEAUTY CITI Phone Winn. 933 THE COMFORT [I 797 Elm St. SHOPPE SHOP Complete Beauty Parlor Service Permanent Waving Ladies' and Children's Haircutting Miss Jennie Anderson, Prop. Ph. Winn. 933 II