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WINNETKA TALK October 29, 1927 847 Center Street William L. Wente Sheet Metal Works x Roofing Tile Slate Asbestos 2 --t Slate Flagging Walks Floors Terraces *, on Telephone Winnetka 225 P.T:.A. Hubbard Woods | { There will be a general meeting of { the Parent-Teacher associations of the | Hubbard Woods school next Monday | afternoon at 3 o'clock, it was an- | nounced this week At the meeting | Miss Ethel Kaawin, who is associated with the Institute for Juvenile Re- search in the Department of Public Welfare of the State of Illinois, will speak on "The Modern Point of View for a Parent." The meeting will also be featured by a musical program in which Mrs. Floy Bartlett will present | a group of her compositions. Mrs. Bartlett will be assisted by Mrs. Valona Brewer and Mrs. Robert King- erv. Tea will be served after the meeting. Sell Symphony Tickets Tickets for the afternoon symphony | i concerts to be presented under the | auspices of the New Trier Orchestral | association at the New Trier High | school, will be placed on sale at the Hubbard Woods school on three days, | November 2, 3 and 4, between the | hours of 9 and 9:30 o'clock in the "morning. The sales will be under the pair. Better hardware gives the best results, and that's the kind we offer you. Make those repairs now, especially the broken panes of glass. Eckart Hardware Co. 735 Elm Street Winnetka Phones 843-44 « HARDWARE For Fall Repairs! The cold blasts of winter will soon be here and you'll want to be prepared with the proper tools to keep your home warm and clean and in good re- [ | direction of Mrs. Heath Davis and children desiring the tickets may pro- | cure them at that time. | | The P. T. A's of three rooms of the | { Hubbard Woods school held meetings | | on Tuesday of this week. The P. T. A. | of Miss Ruth Damberg's fourth grade | | held a meeting for the purpose of dis- | cussing the children's work for the | | vear, with Mrs. Leo Schrenbran, chair- | man, presiding. The third grade asso- | ) ciation of which Mrs. Charles Byron is chairman, met in Miss Rose Dam- berg's room, at which meeting Miss Frances Dummer discussed some of the problems of childhood. Miss Ella Free's room P. T. A., of which Mrs. Truedy is chairman, considered the work of the year. Hubbard Woods Pupils Give Original Plays While no special school observance of Hallowe'en was made at the Hub- bard Woods school, the various rooms prepared little programs, and pre- sented them last Friday. One of the programs, prepared by Miss Clara Bernhard's sixth grade pu- pils, was attended also by Miss Rebecca Mitchell's room and consisted of an original play entitled "A Night in a School Room." The play was written by Marian Sieck, one of the | pupils, and was directed by Grace | Barnum. Unfolding in true Hallowe'en | style, the play related the story of the adventures of two children who fell asleep and dreamed that they were in the schoolroom and that mathematical ghosts and geographic goblins had gone on a Hallowe'en rampage. On Monday of next week another play will be presented during the as- sembly period by pupils of one of the fourth grades. This play is also orig- inal and is entitled "The Adventures of a Black Cat and a Pumpkin." An Invitation The Indian Hill Eat Shop extends an invita- tion to all those who have not, as yet, called on us to try our LUNCHEONS, SANDWICHES and SUPPERS We are serving meals of the highest quality at a reasonable price. Delicious Food Drive by--and try it Indian Hill Eat Shop Near New Trier High School 464 Winn. Ave. Phone 2266 ENTHUSIASM FEATURES INDIAN HILL MEETING First General Fall Meeting of Im- provement Association Held Last Monday Evening Real community spirit prevailed at the first general fall meeting of the Indian Hill Improvement association, held at New Trier High school Mon- day evening. President William S. Nordburg de- livered an enthusiastic address on the work of the association, its aims and purposes. "The community is one," he said, "which is growing and developing rapidly, and from which problems of general interest and varied in nature are arising." He praised the community spirit and interest in all these matters, as mani- fest by the large attendance at the meeting and the expressions of en- thusiastic support so frequently heard. President Nordburg told the associa- tion that its officers and all its com- mittees, as well, are continually seek- ing out various matters which will, in any way, work to the advantage of the community. Such problems are con- stantly before them, he said, whether it be at the time of these sessions or during the intervening periods. He likened their duties and the manner in which the organization now functions, to a sort of a vigilance committee, and requested anyone, who, at anv time. might have a suggestion to make for the good of the community, to either write him a letter or phone him and he promised to call a special meeting of the association, if such an emer- gency is necessary, to act upon it. President Nordburg said it had been decided to hold five general meetings and four executive sessions this year, and as many special meetings as it is found necessarv. The general meetines will begin with the reading of the minutes of the preceding session, fol- lowed by a review of what is being done, and the scheduling of new busi- ness, The executive and special meetings will be devoted entirely to business. E. J. Flannery, chairman of the so- cial and entertainment committee, was responsible for a real treat at the meeting Monday evening. There was community singing, in- enired by Irving Christian and Mr. Flannerv; an amusing English mono- locue by Mr. Bartlett: (Mavor Thompson was not amone those pres- ent): a violin duet bv Mrs. Valona Brewer and Mrs. Robert Kingery, with Mrs. E. J. Flannery at the piano. and Miss Marjorie Hartless delighted the members with the rendition of various dances. in costnme Mrs. E. G. Allen and her committee served delightful refreshments. Winnetka BARBER SHoF 571 Lincoln Avenue Ladies' and Children's Haircutting a Specialty Send the children to us, We know what they want and how it should be done, and will care for them in a most exacting manner,