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50 WINNETKA TALK December 1, 1928 on Real OS proved tate Bank Estate North Shore Sts R n Camp Fire Girls to Hold Food Bazaar in December At a meeting of the Camp Fire Guardians, (leaders of the groups) held Thursday evening, November 22, it was decided to hold the Camp Fire Girls' Food Sale in Community House on Saturday morning, Decem- ber 15. At this time, the girls will again offer to the housewives of the village dainty and delicious home-made foods for the week-end table. Inci- dentally, they will be earning money for their treasury, and winning honors for effort. Next Week! Estate First Mortgage Bonds. Street section of Evanston. design and construction. The We will offer a $130,000.00 issue of Real The security . . . land and improvements . + . 1s located in the progressive Main The building of eighteen apartments will possess every new and desirable feature of Bonds offer annual maturities in denominations of $100--$500--$1,000. g INCORPORATED EVANSTON Greenleaf 2700 INTEREST RATE 61 JOHN F. HAHN 1617 Sherman Avenue Rogers Park 5115 Winnetka P.T. A. Notes HUBBARD WOODS SCHOOL The mothers of Miss Krenwinkel's room will have a meeting December 10 in her room. Miss Jane Olson, school librarian, will talk on Christmas books for children and will have some of these books on display. Tea will be served. Mrs. Glen Bull is room chair- man. Mrs. Scheiner has donated a fernery to Mrs. Sutherland's room. The third grade pupils of Miss Smith made a trip to the Art institute, where they visited the Dutch room. The collection in this room was donated by the grandmother of Alice Blair. The children in Miss Eggert's fourth grade spent last Friday from 6 to 7 p. m., at the beach, where Miss Eggert and Miss Pressler located various plan- ets and constellations for them. Par- ents of the children took them to the beach. Miss Dawson and the mothers of her room will meet December 7 to get acquainted and talk over school work. The Thanksgiving donations were handled by Miss Krenwinkel"s room. A plea was made in assembly by Chandler Young and Jean Crilly. A list of suggestions was given, and canned goods of all kinds were brought. The children helped to clas- sify and pack them Wednesday. A Thanksgiving party was held in Mrs. Reddick's kindergarten this week. Puritan hats and collars were made, and apple sauce was served. Mrs. Lawrence Cole took charge of Miss Dwyer's room while Miss Dwyer attended the educational counsel meet- ing. GREELEY SCHOOL The Red Cross drive will be con- tinued beyond Thanksgiving in order to give each child ample time to be- come a member. Each room is striv- ing for a hundred percent member- ship. Any amount the child con- tributes, constitutes a membership. Mothers of Miss Nechak's sixth grade pupils will hold a meeting in their own room at Greeley immediate- ly after school Wednesday afternoon, December 5. The children will par- ticipate in the program. "Costumes" will be discussed and planned by the mothers, Miss Haye's room mothers held a meeting at the school on November 26. Miss Pressler spoke on the changing needs of the schools to meet present day conditions. Miss Baer"s room held a Thanks- giving assembly at 1 o'clock Wednes- day. First Scand. Evang. 886 Elm street, Winnetka A. Thompson, pastor street Winn. 2304 Roy 503 Chestnut Sunday, December 2 9:30 a. m. Sunday school 11:00 a. m. Morning worship 5:00 p. m. Communion services 7:45 p. m. Gospel service. Special sing- ing by the choir Tuesday, December 4 8:00 p. m. Business meeting. election of officers Wednesday, December 5 8:00 p. m. Mid-week prayer meeting Annual Thursday, December 6 6:00 p. m. Bazaar for benefit of Build- ing Fund given by the young people's society and two of the girls' Sunday school classes of the church. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Cope- land of 1082 Spruce street re- turned from Europe last week. They are staying with Mrs. Frederick K. Copeland of 665 Prospect avenue at present.