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ll Pp-- November 24, 1928 WINNETKA TALK 67 P.T. A. Notes (Continued from Page 66) served, followed by an evening of bridge. HUBBARD WOODS SCHOOL The mothers of the kindergartners of Hubbard Wood¢ school held a meet- ing on Tuesday afternoon, November 20. Mrs. F. E. Hinckley and Mrs. H. D. Hill, the room chairmen, served tea after which Miss Totten talked on The Emotional Adjustments of the Young Child to the School. Miss Barnes and Miss Ruth Danburg's rooms also held grade meetings on Tuesday afternoon. The mothers first met in their respective rooms for a short conference after which they met together for tea and a talk by Miss Pressler on Social Science in the First Four Grades. Miss Luella Swartz's room held a grade meeting for the mothers on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. W. J. Rankin, room chairman, served tea, and Miss Swartz talked on Goal Books. A grade meeting was held for the mothers of Miss Helf's 6th grade on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Arthur Mayer, room chairman, talked on Dis- cipline and read from Blanton and Blanton's Child Guidance. Miss Lieb's 6th grade, of which Mrs. Stanley Farwell is chairman, held their meeting on Tuesday afternoon. The children in this room gave dramatiza- tions of different children's books, which they had previously presented at a school assembly. Miss Nell Olson talked on Children's Books. On Monday afternoon, November 19, there was a grade meeting for the mothers of Miss Rose Danburg's room. Mrs. H. A. Gray, room chair- man, talked on Children's Books. Tea was served followed by a social hour. A grade meeting was held in Miss McKee's room on Monday afternoon. Miss Wygant gave a short talk, and Miss McKee told a little of her school in Hawaii. Mrs. R. A. Wolcott, room chairman, served tea, and a social hour followed. Mrs. Hubert Howard, the social chairman of the Winnetka Parent- Teacher association, entertained the four school chairmen and the four social chairmen of Horace Mani; Greeley, Hubbard Woods, and Skokie schools at luncheon last Monday. They talked over the social programs for the year and reported a most delight- ful time. SKOKIE SCHOOL A very original and delightful party was given at the house of Mrs. Marcus Richards last Friday evening, Novem- ber 16, for the teachers of Skokie school. There were thirty-five people present, including the school faculty and parents. After supper they were entertained by a "Cootie game." Miss Lilly received first prize for drawing the most artistic cootie. Miss Person took the prize for being the noisiest person, and aside from these, twenty- three other prizes were distributed. Mr. Yingling played the piano, while everyone sang, and Erskine Wilder sang a group of songs. ladies" finished the evening, and every- one went away feeling that Mrs. Rich- ards' party had been most successful. TO SPEND HOLIDAY IN EAST Mr. and Mrs. Francis I. Lackner, 339 Linden avenue, left last Wednesday with their son, Herman, for the east. They will meet Francis, Jr. who is at- tending Harvard, and will then go to Vassar where Miss Louise and Miss Antoinette are in school, so that they will all be together for Thanksgiving. "Good night, Winnetka to Meet Strong Highwood Eleven Tomorrow It's here! The game that Winnetka football fans have been eyeing all sea- son and with great interest, is at last a reality, The strong bunch of hus- kies shown above, representing the Winnetka football team, will engage the cqually strong Highwood team to- morrow at New Trier High school field. Both teams have had an unusually successful season, and this game is certain to be one that will long be remembered by the local grid en- thusiasts. Although the Winnetka team did not play last Sunday due to the wet condition of the field, they have practised hard this week, and with Cassell and Jensen back in the lineup, Coach Doepel promises to give Winnetka its strongest defensive com- bination of the year. The backfield candidates are all in good trim and it is undecided as to which four will start the game. It is thought that the starting backfield may be composed of Martin, Affeldt, McKinney and Conci- dine, while Baker and Jackett are sure to get into the fray and show their worth. The Winnetka team has a record to be proud of this season, having played eight games, winning six and being held to two scoreless ties. They have compiled 109 points to the visitors' seven. Let's get out and cheer our boys along, and help them go through an unmarred season. The game is scheduled for 2:15 at the New Trier High school field. Everybody wel- come! Legion Post Receives War Memorial Photo Occupying a prominent position on the walls of the room of Winnetka Post No. 10, American Legion, at Com- munity house, is an enlarged photo- graph of the Soldiers' War Memorial on Winnetka commons. The picture, five feet in height and enclosed in a beautiful frame, is a gift to the post from Memorial Trustees, John R. Leonard, Heyliger A. deWindt, and George B. Massey, A letter, expressing the thanks of the Post for the gift, was sent to the donors. Past Commander's Badge Presented to Ed Howell At the meeting of Winnetka Post No. 10, American Legion, Monday evening, Past Commander Edward G. Howell was presented a Past Com- mander's badge by the post as an ex- pression of its appreciation of his serv- ice and efforts in behalf of the post. The presentation was made by Fred- erick O. Mason. SEE PUPPET PLAY Thursday of last week the North Shore Country Day school, through the Parents' association, was permitted to enjoy a presentation of "King of the Golden River"--Tatterman Mar- ionettes. pas and = Evanston -------- WED TONIGHT Miss Margaret Nehls of Detroit and Thomas Brown of Winnetka will be married tonight at St. Mathew's church in Detroit. Mr. Brown is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Burt Brown of 618 Willow road. Real i | EXPERIENCED BUILDERS | KNOW Most of the experienced builders of the North Shore suburbs, those who build homes for sale, agree with us that those persons who spend their Sundays "looking" at new houses rarely, ll if ever, buy. | We believe that the man or woman who can i afford to own a home on the North Shore is i so situated as to be able to inspect possible pur- chases almost any day of any week. NORTH SHORE REAL ESTATE BOARD Wilmette Highland Park Kenilworth , Glenview Winnetka Im Deerfield | Glencoe oR ny Wheeling i 8 1/, PERCENT FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS On substantial income property in Evanston JOHN F. HAHN INCORPORATED 1617 SHERMAN AVENUE EVANSTON. ILL. GREENLEAF 2700