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43 WINNETKA TALK December 17, 1927 . . Friends Hold Memorial . . Service for V. K. Spicer Memorial Vibe K. Spicer, who passed away Monday, December 5, were held Sunday after- noon, December 11, at 4 o'clock, at the home at 312 Essex road, Kenil- worth. Intimate friends, notified con- cerning the services, communed in memory of this man whose passing was a distinct loss to the community. Mr. Spicer was greatly loved, possess- ing the rare faculty for making and holding friends. services for 2° MORTGAGE LOANS on Improved Property GIRL ATHLETES MEET The Girls' Athletic New Trier High school held its first | association of meeting of the year Monday, Decem- ber 12, ness programs in were discussed. members will be Christmas vacation. Initiation of Plans for the social and busi- the coming year new before the held Miss Priscilla Guthrie is visiting in New York for a fe w days before re- turning Sunday from Dwight school in Englewood, N. J. holidays with her at Attractive Rates AN VA100) 500) 008 8 10) 10 ICTY (0) Gre Ne) ol Oe) 1150 Wilmette Ave. Village T heatre Bldg. Ph. Wil. 2181 She will spend the parents, the John | Guthries of 730 Walden road. Two Groups of North Shore | Boys to Be Hosts at Dance [nvitations are out for two more | parties to be held for the younger social set during the Christmas holi- days. There will be a party given at the Kenilworth club on the evening of { December 21. The hosts are Laurin | E. Bennett, Ted H. Burgess, Julius R. Malvey, Stephen W. Plowman, Elmer A. Rich, John W. Sheldon Robert D. Sweet, Curtis C. Tatman, Frank Watt, II, and Harry B. Wilson. On the twen- | ty-eighth Robert Cochran, Frank Gil- christ, Henry Huffman, John Iliff, Wallace Miller, George Pattison, Thomas Sellery, Stanley Smith, and Raymond Sullivan are entertaining with a formal dance at the Shawnee Country club. Mrs. Kate Miller of Barrington, Ill, announces the engagement of her niece, Miss Katherine Haughton, to Clive J. Taylor, son of Mrs. William J. Taylor, 310 Cumnor road, Kenil- worth, Miss Bethany Jane Crowe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burt A. Crowe, 234 Raleigh road, Kenilworth, is returning to her home for the holidays Thurs- day, December 22, from Miss Dow's | school, Briarcliff Manor. uality Like This Only General Motors Can Give at La Salle Prices famous 90-degree, V-type, eight= Consider carefully any of the cars you might wish to own and you will find that the La Salle offers such outstanding quality that the slight difference in price between it and other cars becomes even less when La Salle superiority and value are considered. In style, lux- ury, comfort, ease of handling and in the superb performance of the cylinder engine it stands absolutely unrivalled, as you will readily appreciate if you will once drive the car, or ride in it. Cadillac- designed and built, and a product of General Motors, the La Salle could not be duplicated by any other organization without adding hundreds of dollars to its price You may possess a La Salle on the liberal term-payment plan of the General Motors Acceptance Corporation-- the appraisal value of your car acceptable as cash LASALLE Companion Car to Cadillac ~ From $2495 to $2895, f. 0. b. Detroit CADILLAC MOTOR CAR COMPANY EVANSTON 1810 Ridge Avenue BRANCH a Evanston N.T. Cagers Trim Lindblom; Playing Proviso Next Week New Trier's fast-stepping basketball men will engage the Hyde Park ag- men will engage the Proviso aggre- gation at Proviso. New Trier"s heavy and lightweight entries annexed a double victory last Friday from Lindblom high at the local gym. The big fellows were on top 27 to 24, while the lighter con- tingent came away with a 19 to 16 win. Heavies NEW TRIER (27) LINDBLOM (24) BFP BFP Sheldon, rf 202 Palt, rf 302 Nelson, If 524 Krause, If 331 Miller, c¢ 322 McLean, ¢c ...012 Huffman, 1g ..0 0 0 Duleba, rg 223 Markley, rg 110 Weiss, 1Ig ....00 3 Pattison, rf 000 Jacobs, lg. 100 Thompson, If 0 0 0 i. Harwood, ¢ 000 9 6 11 Ploughmanrg 0 0 2 Rossiter, rg .0 0 0 11 5 10 Referee: Fotch. Timekeeper: Showley. Score by periods: New Trier 5 9 9 4-27 Lindblom 6 6 6 6--24 Lights NEW TRIER (19) LINDBLOM (16) BFP BFP Saxton, rf 411 McHigh, rf ..00 3 L. Smith, If ..2 24 Cullen, If ....002 Thorsen, ¢ ...10 4 Johnson, ¢ 112 Nord, rg 11 Mandernack, S. Smith, 1g. .0 11 FE .easinieli 3:2 E. Berol, If 000 Thompson, lg 3 2 1 Reed, If 001 Gierloff, vf ... 000 Damski, ¢ 000 Saterbloom, Whalen, rf ..0 01 rf 000 RR Wienrich, rf .0 01 ots 5 13 RFT Total 751 Total 56 11 North Shore Man Wins Plaudits in Shakespeare Role Douglas "Duke" Davisson, a Junior at Brown university and graduate of New Trier High school, class of '25, has had a distinct honor awarded to him as one of the principals in the cast of the first American presentation of Shakespeare's "All's Well That Ends Well." Formerly a resident of Wil- mette, Davisson now lives in Glen- view. He gave an excellent impersonation in a feminine role as the Widow Capu- let. Brown is not a co-educational uni- versity, hence the men must also take female parts. Although this play is one of Shakespeare's lesser known this country before, the presentation at Brown university received splendid criticism, both from newspaper writers, and from the president of the Inter- national Shakespeare association, who was present at one of the perform- ances. Davisson has also done admirable work in other plays given by the Brown university Dramatic society, as well as in plays while studying at New Trier. Incidentally, he is a Junior edi- tor of the Brown Daily Herald. Brown is the smallest university in the coun- try to have a daily paper. HOST AT BANQUET H. H. Brigham, president of North American Car corporation and prom- inent resident of Glencoe, was host at an annual luncheon Friday, December 9, at the Union League club, Chicago, at which were present the officers and department heads of the North Amer- ican Car corporation and its affiliated companies. works and has never been done in . Cash for Future Delivery J. E. 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