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18 WINNETKA TALK January 28, 1928 FOOD SALE AT CHURCH i Mrs. Delbert Poff is in charge of the, cash and carry food sale to be held next Wednesday at the meeting of the Woman's society of the Win- netka Congregational church. Home- made cakes, pies, ; bread, doughnuts, salads, and other foods will be on sale, The society has these sales once every month to swell its fund for the build- ing of the new church. i Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Jaedecke, 518 Rosewood avenue, have sold their home and are moving to Hinsdale February 1, where they are planning to build a new house in the early spring. --O-- . Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Stilling of 159 Bertling lane will return Monday from New Orleans, where they have spent about two weeks at the Roosevelt otel. Friendship Circle Plans Leap Year Valentine Fete The Girls' Friendship circle expects to have about thirty tables in play at its bunco party February 7. The party, which will take place at Com- munity House, is open to the public. Play will begin at 8:30, and will be followed by dancing. On February 14 the girls will have an invitational Leap- Year Valentine party, with dancing, games, and refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Fish have moved here from Minneapolis and are living in the William C. Boyden house at 1151 Oakley avenue, while the Boy- dens are in California. --_--Q-- Mr. and Mrs. Morris Karl Wilson of 429 Sheridan road returned this week from New York. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson spent over a week there. for each and -- FUEL OIL-- The exact grade Immediate Delivery Winnetka Coal-Lumber Co. Telephone Winnetka 734-5-6 every burner Triangle Club Wins Over Legion Team at Billiards The Winnetka Triangle club de- featd the American Legion at bil- liards, Tuesday evening of last week at M. I. Adams' billiard room. About 150 spectators witnessed the close contest, which abounded in splendid plays, throughout. Albert Eckart, Vernon Eckart, John Bell and Victor Voltz played for the Triangle club, while Charles Dehmlow, Howard Carpenter, Marshall Knox and Lawrence Nebergall made up the Legion team. Albert - Eckart defeated Howard Carpenter by 11 points. Vernon Eckart won over Marshall Knox by 5 points. Charles Dehmlow defeated Victor Voltz by 30 points. John Bell won from Lawrence Nebergall by 51 points. Automobiles Crash at Elm Street and Sheridan Road Cars driven by F. C. Biggs, of 446 Sunset road, Winnetka, and Henry G. Hart, Jr., of 485 Sheridan road, Glencoe, collided at Sheridan road and Elm street, Friday evening of last week. The accident occurred about 7 o'clock, as Mr. Biggs, coming from the south was making a left turn into Elm street. The impact threw the car driven by Mr. Hart up on the walk, and according to the report of Of- ficers Charles M. Bemus and Ralph Rayburn the car is a wreck. The front end of the Biggs car was also considerably damaged, but the driv- ers were not injured. Miss Mari Koretz and Miss Loraine Meister have sent out over sixty invi- tations to a dinner dance they are giving on February 4, at the North Shore hotel. SCORE TWO VICTORIES New Trier Heavyweight Cagers Trounce Evanston and Deerfield Fives Wally Miller hit his stride this week in the Evanston and Deerfield games which New Trier won by scores of 28-13 and 31-16 respectively. Scoring six baskets against Evanston and three on Deerfield he contributed 19 points to his team's two victories. The New Trier lights did not fare quite so well, winning over Deerfield 19-16, and losing to Evanston 13-9. Both lightweight games furnished much excitement as the score indi- cates. The heavyweight game with Deer- field at New Trier Tuesday was easily a walk-a-way for the home team after the lights had worn out practically the same lineup. The score was 25-5 at the third quarter when coach Grater sent in his second and third team lineups to finish the slaughter. The scoring was evenly divided--Miller, Nelson, and Sheldon each dropping in three baskets while Plowman made two and Markley one. From the start the Winnetka team dropped baskets at leisure, at no time being pushed in the least. The Deerfield lightweight game was not such a snap. The visitors jumped away to a six point lead before the New Trier team woke up. The home team, however, came back at the half to tie the score 13-13, and kept the scoring until the final whistle. Rev. J. A. Richards Gives Graduating Talk at Senn Rev. James Austin Richards of the Winnetka Congregational church de- livered the graduating address at Senn High school, Thursday evening. Teatro del Lago Announces Coming Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday February 6-7-8