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8 WINNETKA TALK RS, July 2, 1927 Delicious Cold Meats Or these days you're prompted to sigh - - - "Oh, what's the use of eating? It's too hot." Still, you're hungry. What you need is something to tempt your palate - - - such as our delightful Cold Meats! Baked Ham Boiled Ham Sausages Veal Loaf Fresh Tongue Peters' Market Meats of Quality 734 Elm St. Phones 9220-21-22 Congratulated | Frank J. Scheidenhelm, Wilmette leader, is chairman of the board of di- rectors of the State Bank and Trust company of Evanston which, last Fri- day, formally opened its new bank structure at Davis street and Orrington avenue. Mr. Scheidenhelm has been an official of Evanston's pioneer banking house almost throughout its history. He rose successively from the offices of cashier, vice-president, and president to Jor Economical Transportation in ATARI TR Rid Coach $648 At Kurschner's Garage 666 VERNON AVENUE GLENCOE The Imperial Landau $837, delivered Sedan $750 World's Lowest Priced Modern Quality Cars HARRY C. THOMSON TEL. GLENCOE 800 were on hand last Friday to congratu- | late the | banking house. Blatchford Bequeaths Home | his present capacity as chairman of the | | | [ | board. | neer He is counted among the pio- residents of Wilmette and long been identified with the commu- nity's civic church and social affairs. Hundreds of his friends in the village has him and his fellow officers upon opening of their magnificent new to Congregational Church The will of the late Natheniel Hop- kins Blatchford, Sr., of Winnetka, who died June 13, has been filed in the Cook County Probate court by the Chicago Title and Trust company, executor, dis- poses of an estate estimated at $135,000. The principal bequest is the gift of his home at 325 Ridge avenue, Win- netka, to the Congregational church of Winnetka of which he was a member, to be held as the "N. Hopkins and Helen W. Blatchford Endowment" for the maintenance and upkeep of the Winnetka Community House. Other bequests are $5,000 each to the seven grandchildren: Ella Marion Blatchford Berry, Elsie Larned Blatch- ford, Francis W. Blatchford, Jr.,, Walter Larned Blatchford, Nathaniel H. Blatchford, ITI, Frederick Kent Blatch- ford and Nicholas Blatchford. Miss Emma Olena Simonsen, his . housekeeper, is bequested $15,000. The rest of the estate is divided between his_two sons, Dr. Francis W. Blatchford and Nathaniel Hopkins Blatchford, Jr. First Scandinavian Ev. 886 Elm street, Winnetka Hours of Worship Sunday--- Sunday school .......... +.9:30 A M. Classes for all ages Morning service .....,... 11 A.M. Rev. Peter Olson, evangelist Young People's society ......5 P. M. 'Evening service Rev. Peter Olson, evangelist Wednesday-- Swedish Service ive csvensse 8 P. M. Rev. Fred Beck of Wheaton, Ill Sally O'Neil, the vivacious little heroine of "Slide, Kelly, Slide," was at one time a resident of Wilmette. The name Sally O'Neil, is of course a stage name and she was known as Virginia Noonan on the north shore. v and Dry? HERE'S a sure cure. Come: ) over to the Indian Hill Eat Shop and let us prescribe one of our wonderful, cold, refreshing fruit drinks or sodas. Cool, clean, and appetizing, our establishment offers a welcome haven from the summer's heat. Delicious Food Drive by--and try it Indian Hill Eat Shop Near New Trier High School 464 Winn. Ave. Phone 2266