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WILMETTE LIFE June 15, 1928 TO HAVE HOUSE PARTY Miss Clara Grace Wray of Glencoe will be hostess to a group of girls at a houseparty at the Wray's ·s ummer home at Lake Kegonsa neat Madison next week. Miss Pearl Munro, Mary Estimates Furnished for Carpentry Masonry Plastering Plumbing Heating Electric Sheet Metal Iron Work · Tile Work Painting Glass Work Porch Work 45 Years, Experience Get the Best Lannen, Virginia Miller, Helen Mac- Rotary Awards Medals to Morran, Mary Alice Langland, are Wilmette School Athletes among the girls who will leave on Four athletes from the Wilmette Monday to spend a week or more with Miss Wray. Miss Virginia Hannah Public schools-Hugh Sa:x:on, George Quinlan, Colin Finlayson, and Jack of Wilmette will c~aperon. - - - - - Stackhouse-were special guests of the Wilmette Rotary club at the regular noon luncheon Wednesday at the Masonic temple. Each of the boy s received a Rotary club medal for distingui5hed athletic We mab loans for rtpairs, improvements. construction, refinancing ~r service, scholarship, and social adaptapurchase of improved residential property. These loans can be repatd tion during the school year just closed. in convenient monthly installments in 1, 2., or 3 years. Our repreThe boys were chosen for the honors stntative will be pleased to give complete information. Office open from a long. list ~f students judged by until 8 o'clock Sau~rday evenings. Daniel M. Davis, director of recreation, his two as5istants, Dudley C. Stone and Glen Gathercoal , the principals of the Wilmette sc_ hools, the room teachers, and the individual Pborir Wit. 2. 1 8 1 1150 Wilmette Ave., Village Tbutre Bldg. teachers. Daniel M. Davi s presided at the meeting. Talks were given by J. R. Harper and by Frank A. Wilson, a member of the boy s' \vork committee of the Rotary club . Village Pre sident Orner made the awards. Dudley C. Stone· and Glen Gathercoal were- also special gue sts of the club. This is the fir st vear that the medals· have been awarded to the most represe :~ tative bov athletes. The Rotarv 1314 ISABELLA ST.-WILMETTE-Phone 71 0-J club plan s to give similar medals each year. Bathing Beach to' Have Its Official Opening Saturda} Wilmette's bathing beach at Washington park will be op~n . to the public this Saturday, accordmg to an announcement by the management. James A. Wrenshaw, of Chicago, who has bJ een beachmaster fo·r several years in Wilmette, will again supervise the beach. Mrs . .c. W. Hilton will serve as matron. A new floor has been laid in the beach house and 200 more checking rooms have been provided for Wilmette bathers. Kenilworth's beach is also schedulrd to open in the near future: Saturday, June 23, is the date tentatively set for the opening. Jack Boyle, playg1"ound supervisor, will be in charge. . Kenilworth bather s are lookmg forward to next summer when a section of the new water plant which has been constructed primarily for the use of beach patrons will be ready. Showers and lockers have been provided, and the housing facilities ·will form the nucleus of an expansion program that vvill make the beach equipment amon!-{ the most modern on the north shor e. 2nd MORTGAGE LOANS WILSHOR£ BOND & MORTGAGE CO. { t Ernst ift w. <6ttttral iuilbtrs Youn~ People to Attend · Conference in Michigan ~eople's A. A. Murray Leads Way in Realty Golf Match In the North Shore Real Estate board tournament at the Glencoe Golf course, Thursday, June 7, the following net scores were turned in by those entering the blind bogey contest, won by A. A. Murray: F. W. Russo, 78; A. A. Murray, 82; H. H. Brown, 86; ]. D. Austin, 75; ]. M. Budinger, 89; Arthur C. F. Gedge, 8i; Harold D. Hill, 78; A. R. Tighe, 78 ; L. S. Roth, 88. In the match between J. D. Au stin, who challenged A. R. Tighe for his position on the second team, Austi~, according to his opponent, by hts "superb" playing, won 3 and 2. And Mr. Tighe adds, "the rest of the members should be warned to concede any match entered into with this deadly shooter." The next tournament will also be at the Glencoe Golf course, Thursday, June 21. The sports committee is desirous of having all the golf playing members of the North Shore Real Estate board participate in these very enjoyable afternoons which it is planned to hold once every two weeks throughout the playing sea~on. For further information members are requested to telepho~e any member of the committee, Frank A. Reid, A. R. Tighe or Walton S. Bell. J. SHORTRIDGE Muon Contractor Porches General Repair Cement, Stone Walks and A large delegation from the young ·group of the First Congreg1.tional church is to attend the annual Congregational Young People's conference at Tower Hill Camp, Mich., beginning next Wednesday. This camp is attended hy approximately 400 young people from the state of Illinois who are leaders in the Congregational churches of the state. A week is snent in recreation and program-making under the leadership of the outstanding pre'a chers and laymen of the denomination. Rev. William E. McCormack, associate mini·ster of the Congregational churc,h, is to attend thi" year, with a group from Wilmette composed of Philip Brooks, Faith Rurg-e. Theodore Delan!l. Robert KinQ', Daniel Lanning, and Bettv Webber. Miss Bertha C. Wheelock is to be an imtructor in the "Art of Storv Te.llinP"" and "Methods in the Primar~' Department" at the conference. The delevation will leave ~Tilmette ~Tednesday noon. Ruth Dena Moore of 1038 Greenwood avenue has returned from PurduP university to sp_end the summer \\ith her parents .. 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