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14 WILMETTE LIFE January 15, 1926 First Church of Christ, Scientist WILMETTE, ILLINOIS Cordially in~tea Biggest Gym Class to Celebrate Anniversary , On January 14, station KYW will complete two years of daily broadcasting of morning exercises by the physical work staff of Central department Y. M. C. A. Chicago and will celebrate with a gala week. Many north shore people are members of this morning calisthenic class. KYW was the first station in the world to put on these health exercises broadcasts as a daily feature. Over 50 000 different people have written in fo~ a copy of the exercise charts, according to P. A. Leonhardt, director of physical education at Central "Y" . who originated the plan. This is said to be the largest gymnasium class in the world and yet there is room for as many more as wish to join it and perfect privacy is assured for all. Physical directors of the Young Men's Christian association, with the ccoperation of local radio station~, hav ·~ established similar radio morning exercises based on the Chicago example, in Detroit. Mich ., Newark, N. ]., Dallas, Texas, San Francisco, and Mexico Evanston Junior League Ball Will Attract Society The annual ball of the 1unior League of Evanston will be held at the Evanston Country club the evening of Tuesday, January 26. Dancing will be gin at 9 o'clock, Spike Hamilton of the Opera club furnishing the music. Entertainment will be given by the league members at 11 o'clock, and refreshments will be served later. The proceeds from the sale of tickets will go to the various Evanston charities which the members of the league help to support by individual work throughout the year. These charities are, the Occupational Therapy department, the Library, and the Afternoon Clinics of the Evanston hospital; six Infant Welfare stations; the United Charities of Evanston; and the Day Nursery. Those in charge of the ball are }.fr ~. \Valter Rompel, chairman; Miss Betty Shuman. in charge of refreshment s; ~1 i:-.s llan·iet Thorp. cigarets. ptttlch and flower s ; 1f rs. Rodney Bliss, puh licitv; Miss Jean Dawes, tickets; Mis s Marian Dawes, music and entertainment. Tickets can be obtained from Mrs. Hamilton \~/alter, 500 South avenue. Glencoe, or from Miss :M arian Dawes, 187 Hazel avenue, Glencoe. you and your friends to attend a FREE L'ECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIEN. CE by Hon. Williatn E. Brown, C. S. B. OF LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA Member of the Board of Lectureship of The :\iother Church, Tht? First Church of C'hrist, Scientist, in Bo!'lton. :\t:assachusetts Tuesday Evening, Jan. 19, 1926 at 8:00 o'clock The Lecture will be delivered in the Church Edifice 1 CENTRAL AVENUE AT TENTH STREET, WILMETTE, ILL. ~===============~===~===~~City. REO New Improved Sedan Begin Work on Stadium for Purple This Spring Northwestern university is planning to break the first ground for its pro posed new athletic stadium as early in the . pring as the we at her \vill permit. Work will then proceed rapidl y and it is confidently helic,·ed that the initial structure of two decks with 49,000 permanent seats will he completed hy the opening of the footba1t season in the fall. The Purple stadium is planned a s :-t three -decker and is so shown in the photographs, but due to the rigid zon ing- ordinance exi stent in the City of Evanston only two deck s. 80 fet>t in height, will be constructed at this time . 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