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--" A November 12, 1927 WINNETKA TALK 3 = Junior League to Present Play in Winnetka Nov. 30 The Junior league, which is an or- ganization of young society women in Chicago and suburbs, presents plays every year especially adapted for chil- dren. These plays are always given to raise money for some worthy cause. The young women give endless time and energy to these efforts, which now compare favorably with many professional performances. The plays are given on Saturday mornings in the city. Among the young women taking part is Miss Brier Wright, who will do a specialty dance. She has been coached by Miss Vivian Duncan. This year Winnetka is to have these plays given in the Skokie school audi- torium. They will be given for the benefit of the Winnetka Nursery school. The first play, "The Rose and the Ring," will be given Wednesday after- noon, November 30, at 4 o'clock, and the second, "The Land of Oz" on February 8. Notices of these perform- ances and applications for tickets have been sent home by the children of the schools. Send in your application promptly as the tickets will be sold in the order of application. All seats are reserved. Tickets may be obtained from Mrs. Dudley French, Winn. 395. Plant Elm Trees on Parkways in South Winnetka Elm trees, three inches in diameter are being set out in the parkway on Briar, Meadow and High streets in the new Indian Hill section of Win- netka, south of Winnetka avenue, where eight new residences have been erected since last spring. Streets in this section were paved during the past summer and the assess- ment for the improvement includes the setting of trees in the parkway, which work, however, had to be postponed until this fall. A number of additional trees are also being placed on Winnet- ka avenue at this time. In addition to the eight new houses erected in the area between Winnetka avenue and the south limits of the village, a number of new homes have also been built just across the line in Kenilworth. The south line of the lots fronting on Meadow road is the divid- ing line between the two villages at this point. The new residences in this vicinity are all in the $15,000 class, or over, and, with the coming of spring, it is said many more are contemplated. Richards Continues Talks Before Men's Sunday Class "Jesus' Thoughts Concerning God" will again be the subject before the Men's class of the Winnetka Congre- gational church at its meeting Sunday morning, November 13. This is a part of the work of the class under the Rev. James A. Richards on the broad subject, "The Mind of Christ." The class welcomes all men to its meetings, which are held in the Amer- ican Legion room of Community House at 9:30 A. M. PLAN CAMP FIRE SALE The Winnetka Camp Fire girls are planning to make their annual food sale bigger than ever this year. They will hold the sale the Saturday after Thanksgiving at Community House. Mr. and Mrs. L. Salinger of 265 Poplar street are giving a Chinese party in honor of their daughter Max- ine's eighteenth birthday. The affair will be given at their home this eve- ning. St. John's Lutheran Wilmette and Park avenues, Wilmette Herman W. Meyer M. A. pastor 406 Prairie avenue Telephone 1396 Church telephone 3111 Services 9:30 A. M. Sunday school classes 9:45 A. M. First service and sermon 11:00 A. M. Second service and sermon and Bible Meetings Monday and Friday classes for children Monday at 7:30--Girls' choir Monday at 8:30--Mixed choir Wednesday at 7:30--Boy Scouts, Troop 6 Thursday--Church sale and supper The annual canvass of the membership of St. John's for the purpose of taking subscriptions for the year 1928 will be taken up very soon. Meantime literature of information will be sent to every member on the budget for the year. The annual sale and supper given by the Ladies' Aid and Mission society, to- gether with some of the other organiza- tions, will be given this year Thursday afternoon and evening, November 17, in the church Sunday school rooms. The ladies have arranged as usual for vari- ous booths, as fancy work, apron, linen, infants' and children's, candy, parcel, bakery, ete.,, all of which will be plenti- fully stocked. Beginning at 5:30 supper will be served. Joseph Pick, who has been visiting relatives in Winnetka, has returned to his home in Omaha. Mrs. Philip Mallen, 924 Pine street, | #¥#%#¢%434dd3343344534444044 will return this week-end from New |% HOME MADE > York City where she has been for the |g (Cakes, Fruit and Coffee Cakes : past two weeks visiting relatives. 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