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October 8, 1926 WILMETTE LIFE J. Meier ........ L. G. . ... A. Sandberg E. Thallman . . . . C.. . . . . . . . . . . . T. Buck E. Meier ........ R. G ....... H. Jordan E. Mossmer .... R. T. F'. ,Miller . . . . . . . . R. E. . . . . A. Delander H. Schuette .... R. H ..... P. Anhault E. Bleser . . . . . . . . L. H. . . . . . . . G. Rutf A. Balmt-s . . . . . . F. B. . ... A. Heinricks c;. White ........ Q . B ..... E . .Procknow P. Sehwall, Rderee C:. \V. Uathen:oal, Lim·smnn · Playground Events The Grammar School Football l<.:aguc is being completed on schedule time in spite of the daily rains. Fonr to six games arc played every evening at the Village Green and \Vashington park. The youngsters are . beginning to display re al football prowess and no doubt some future "Red" Granges and '· ~{ oon" Baker arc heing developed on the fields of Wilmette. The games arc played daily sta rting at 3 :30. The public is invited to come and see the yo ungsters in action. . The results of the first week's games fo llow: Wednesday, September 22 First Church of Christ, Scientist OF GLENCOE~ ILLINOIS Announces · ' St. .Jo~eph, 7th <iradP lust hy dt'fault :o Howard A ., ith nrad f'. lloward 7A (I) Jl oward iB (0) <·· \Varl.Jle ...... L. 1 ·~. . . . . P .' llosking· by A. Ho~·agian . ... .. L. T . .J. .Jm·dan ...... L. <..;. . . · . · . P . PottH I; . .I ont.·s . . . . . . . C.. . . . . . . . H. D e lander J. L owe ........ R. (; . ...... H. Kle:-nm .J . Hellmuth .... H.. T ......... P. l\IPier II. Knobll.' ...... H.. B. . . .. ... . R. Huck A. Zihhlc .. .. .. R. H ......... .. :\1emhcr of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, 1!. \Vat<' r:-5 ...... L. H ....... H. SJWCht L. WIJ!f . . . . . . . . F' . B. . . . . L. :\TcCabe The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts . . J loward 8A (0) Stolp 8C (6) U. Pallm·r ........ (~.B. . .. ... C. Wit¥:Ul' L. F'. nail, RdPr ·t: \;'. Thorp<' ....... L. E ......... J. Hirsh Masonic Av~ .-\. \\·. <iather<'oa.l, Linesman 1··. Lou~hrin ...... L. T ..... 1 ; , Grommes A. Sandlwrg .... L. C:. E . Prock now ..... C . . . . . . . . . . . . TI. Go!".; Monday, September 27 11. Jordan ....... 1\.. li . . . · .. P. :\larquet H o\\'ard 8A (0) Howard 8B (25) H. T. . . . . T. Sh ' rman W. Thorpe ....... L. E ....... E. l\lorgan .\: Deland e r .... n. E. . . .T . :\kDcrmott E. Loughrin .... L.T. P . Anhalt . . . . . . h . J I. . . .. . ... G. Older A. Sandbt·rg . . . . L. (;. . . . . . . .J. TvPrson \.. Ruff .......... L. ll. .........J. Frost E. ProC'know .... <'.·...·... .. J. l\Jorgan .\ . Hdnri<:ks .... .F H. . . . . .-\. Ve nnish H. Jordan ...... R. G. T . Busch . . . . . . . . ~. B. . . . . I r. Klunder R. T. . . D. H c·ndt-rson D. )1. l )avis -Rt·f<·n ·e A. I l(· land,·r ..... R. E. .. \V. Hawkinson THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND n. \\". ( :atlwr,·oal, Linesman P . .·\nhau lt ...... R. II. ..... H. Hunter Thursday September 23 G. Huff · · · · · · · · L. H . · · · · · · C. Clu:-;~ct · 4 ···ntral B, r. (i, (6) Howard A, 6 G. (0) (Continued on Page 45) ~######################################~############################l .T. Fl\'tC'hr·r ...... L. E. . . . . . . H. Born· - - - - 1: . Pox ... . ...... L . T ..... 1'. And~rson ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ J. Ha~· ·s . ...... . L . I; ......... .T. Krat'l n. OshornP ...... <'..... ...... \\'. Cirant I:. \Yaidnt·r ... ... H. 1: . . . . . . . .l. Evans 1:. Palen~ki .. . . . R. T . .. ..... . F. Bnc4ll1 J: . Jh' witt .. . ... H . E . . . . \ . . \ ('k(·rm<tn E. Fri< · dm ~ u l .... R li . c :. ~11-('allt·.v· .... L. II. . . . . . . F. ::\fay !'. \\' illiam:-; ..... . F. 1: .... . .. \\·. ~orscn 1!. \\'ordt ·r . . . . . . (J. B . L. F. I :all, lldt·rt ·t· 4 : . \\·. 1 ;atlwr<·t~:tl, Lint·sman Friday, September 25 FREE LECTURE ON CHRI~TIAN SClENOE CHARLES I. OHRENSTEIN, C. S. B. of SYRACUSE, NEW YORK In the Hall, Corner of Vernon and Hazel GLENCOE · Thursday Evening,- October 1.4, 1926 AT 8:00 O'CLOCK i Fall Cleaning · · · · Thursday September 23 (',·ntrnl B., i"1th <:radt · - . ll"w :t rd .\., Gth I; I' ad· ·. \\'on by for ft>i t. S 1:. ( ·1::!) lluwnnl .-\. S lr . . \. SchlinJ..J· . . . . L . 1 ·: ....... \\'. Thorp e A, Stonh-ut· . . . ... L. T. . . . . E. Loughrin :-:t. Friday, September 25 .TIJ~t · ph, c ~I E spells with A Uf N L liJha.t it means Just prompts you to call Wilmette 320 Rugs, blankets, curtains, garments- we clean thetr.. all with the greatest thoroughness and care. Every precaution is taken to see that not a single stain or spot remains. Just phone Wilmette 320 and we'll call 'today, and return them to you promptly, looking every bit as good as new. We have a deserved reputation for pleasing particular people. Our equipment for cleaning and repairing, and for satisfactory collection and delivery is second to none~ Ask your neighbor. Suitable cloth for men's late fall and winter garments is now on ou. r shelves ready to be made up in accordance with the latest and best styles. We invite you to come in ~nd inspect these choice fabrics and modes. We know that you'll like them. S·c h ultz & Nord Cleaners for Particular People 1152 Central Avenue Phone Wilmette 320