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6 . WILMETTE LIFE, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1924 CHILDREN TROOP D. WINS BAPTIST APPEAR IN PAGEANT SCOUT·TROPHY Scoutmasters' Award Annexed for Third Time One of the most unique Children's Day programs ever given in the village will be witnessed at the Wilmettte Baptist church Sunday morning, June 8, when the Sunday school presents "The Golden Century Garden," a pageant commemorating the tOOth anniversary of the founding of the American Baptist Publication society. The festival, which will begin at 10 :30 o'clock, combines the regular church service and the Sunday school hour and will be observed by the entire congregation. Concerning the festival, a member of the church has explained: "This 'Children's Day festival' is arranged to commemorate. in appropriate Children's Day tyle , the Centennial of the American Baptist Publication society. It does not attempt to give any details of the history of the 'Golden Century', nor portray in dramatic action many of the events of the hundred years. It is, rather, an attempt to combine the fitting ideas for Children's Day-the flowers and the children, particularly the younger children, with the thought of the achievements of 'The Golden Century'." Baptist Sunday school children have been contributing Ito the American Baptist Publicatid n !SOciety for the past 75 years, it is explained, and funds thus accumulated have been directed into the work of the 'B aptist denomination among the children of the mining and large industrial regions of the country, emphasizing the element of religious education. Headquarters of the society are in Philadelphia. CITY MARKET 627 MAIN ST. -:- PHONE WILMETTE 1870 ., RETAIL co· . ~ 1f you see a boy strutting proudly down the street smiling from ear to ear, with a hat 'too' small for his head and buttons popping off his coat, you can be reasonably certain he is a member of Troop II, \Vilmette, Boy Scouts of America. At what proYed to be the final rally for the "Scoutmaster Trophy," held at the lake front on Memorial Day afternoon, Troop II decisively won the trophy for all time in consideration of having twice before annexed the coveted award, three successive wins entitling a troop to take permanent possession of the cup. Augmenting this honor, Troop II holds the ·distinction of never having bowed in defeat, either in local or outof-town meets. After the second event. the tug-ofwar, was run off Friday, Troop II was never headed, piling up a total of 77 points as against 48Yz for the nearest competitor. Most of Troop II's points were secured on scout events, although the troop placed on almost every event, including athletics and stunts. "Troop II numbers 48 members and everyone of them a livewire," Wilmette Life is informed. "Each boy is a regular scout, attends the meetings, advances along the various grades and most of the fellows are We're to Have a Village active along some other line. Almost Garage; Plana Indefinite all the older boys are in the Seascouts Trustee Paul A. Hoffman, chairman or Junior police and several are in the school band. Yet, in spite of th'!se of a com mittee delegated to probe ot her activities there are many nights into the advisability of erecting a when the troop is a lmost perfect in its building to house the village's motor equipment, reported favorably Tuesattendance." Twenty members of the troop at- day night · for the construction of a tended the Congregational church last 12-car garage on the rear of the vilSunday on the occasion of the pre- lage property at Lake avenue and sentation to the church of a beautiful Main street. The proposed structure, silk flag. The troop led the congrega- Mr. Hoffman said, would also have tion in the oath of allegiance to the space for a workroom to do necessary flail. repair work on the motor vehicles. Plans are now in progress for an Such a building, he added, would meet overnight hike and a big "feed," both the village's demands for the next ten events to be held in the near future years. t he feast to be in celebration of t h~ "How much will it cost?" President victory in t he Memorial Day meet.. Edward Zip£ asked. "What's the mat ter with T roop II ,; "About $10,000," T rustee Hoffman shouted the youthful informant ~£ answered. Wilmette Life. "They're all righ t I The Zip£ head momentarily dropped W ho's all right? We are!" in despair. When he had recover ed, he peered out at T rustee Hoffman and Mrs. D ick H. Nicholes en t ertained said: her mah jongg club on Tuesday of "Let's b uild for t hree years." last wee k a t her home, 8 16 Forest The contemplat ed village ga rage is aven ue. still a pending matter. WHOLESALE MEATS ...BIG SPECIAL SALE ~ Friday and Saturday, June .6th-7th- Values and Quality Bo~nd to Please ROAST 21 C I Light PORK LOINS23_1. 35C I POT Nati~C: Beef . . . and Lean ~ SPECIAL-FANCY YOUNG ROASTING CHICKENS Per pound ....... . ...... . ............... . . . ....... . . . ..... . 39c ARMOUR STAR NO. 1 BREAKFAST SMOKED CALIF. HAMS . 241 BACON-Half 28 HAMS 15C Half or whole 2C or whole aide C Special . . . . . . . FRESH 32C ARMOUR'S CLOVER 45 I STRICTLY BLOOM BUTTER .. .. .. .. . C SELECTED EGGS . . . . . . . . RIB ROAST Native Beef ... SPECIAL- LEGS OF VEAL ·Per pound . . ............................................ . . 28c Of all t}J sented non pressive tl gram. F1 \Vilmette has presen for their which ha\1 Last year and many anticipate! given nel that of Ia These t year in d torium w can be a large sta1 oyerhead has also I I WILMETTE, KENILWORTH, GLENCOE, WINNETKA FOUR DAILY DELIVERIES-9 A. M. -11 A. M.-2 P. M. --4 P. M. The mo Sunday s this progj 11 o'clod specially tata, enti der the James G. Sum me the flowe1 bees wil propriate a synopss Openin singing." Herald Curl\, St "June" "Thirt Recita Meta M ryn Pars1 Recital Days"-~ ------------------~~--------------------- CONSTANTLY IMPROVED BUT NO YEARLY MODELS ' . ·"' Dodge Brothers Motor Car retains its basic design year after year. Improvements aro made constantly, but there are no radical, annual changes. This l)Olicy protects owners frvm the rapid depreciation-loss which invariably attends the periodic announcement of new types. It also enables Dodf;e Brothers effect an .appreciable saving manufact ·tre; and this saving faithfully rt ~med to the buyer the form of ~urplus value. I Quality - Durability - Courtesy If it's Paintina or Decorating you want, interior or ex- Duet Helen H· Song ers and ment. Song Elder. Table Tawse, "Wago Roll de Recita Blancha "Pans Song ginn ers' "Appl partmen Closin Reme presente o'clock. terior, just phone. 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