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] une lS, 1928 WltME 'T.T.E .LIF·E in recent weeks, all voicing opposition to Sunday Movies, we.r e representative of a minority Vit:"tually identical in numhers with those having indicated oppo5ition in the post card expression. Organizations registering opposition to Sunday movies before the Village board included the Men's club of the First Congregational church, the Men's Bible class· of the Wilmette Parish Methodist church, the Wilmette Ga~den _ club, the Skokie Valley chapter, D. A. R., the board of directors of th~ Woman's Club of Wilmette, and the Wilmette Church Federation. Most of the communications suggeste_ cl a refer- . endum ballot on the question. 51 TRUSTEES SPUT ON SUNDAY OPENING HERE (Continued from page 1) solicited from the residents b~ a special committee appointed by a Citizens' Announce Week-End Golf · · Events at Wilmette Club The first round of 18 hol'!s in the grounds committee trophy tournament having heen played at Wilmette Golf club, the qualifying rounds in classes A and B sports and pastimes trophy ROSENBERG'S Davis Street--Downtown Ev·nston mass me~ting held Februarx 7, 1928. tournament will be play~d at the WitTabulations of the returns from this mette Golf club this Saturday. Sixcommunity-wide expression, he stated, teen are to qualify. The second round indicat~d a majority of approximately of the directors' trophy, the final round 7 to 1 in favor of Sunday movies. The of. the inauguration tournament, and sentiment expressed by the residents the first round of the upper and lower was uniform throughout the village, he floor inauguration event which will declared, and of the 3,600 post cards I also be for classes C and D is to be mailed int9 the homes-as complete a HAVE PROGRESSIVE DINNER played Sunday at the Wilmette Golf distribution ·as })Ossible-all but a T t f· · 1 f M' · Fl t e' ~ I club. The low net medal event will be _wen room y- our gtr s rom. y ~ . another feature. widely scattered few were returned. A advtser at New Tner 1ss held en a prosubsequent painstaking check of the gressivc dinner party last Tuesday post cards returned to the committee, night. Dorothy Gough of Wilmette I W. G. Stacey and Company in which all doubtful signatures were wa5 hostess ·for the firs't course, Lenore A R 1 S1 eliminated, showed no proportionate Rennert, also of \Vilmette, for the secnnounces ea ty a es change in the result, he said. ond, Betty Burns, \Vilmette, gave the ·'0/. G. Stacey and company reports Mr. Caz el also stre sse d the fact that thirs:l and the girls went for the la~t the follovving recent real estate sales: the post card expression wa s solicitt:cl 1 course to the home of June Heyda m The new Kennedy Colonial, 1350 without the aid of propaganda. He H uhbard \tVoods. The group was later , Ashland avenue, Vv'ilmette, to Norinan urged strongly against the expenditure entertained by J can Gerb er at the Kraft of the Kraft Cheese company, of public money in a special ref ere!t- Glencoe Municipal Golf course. Chicago; the artistic brick Colonial at dum election at the in stance of a com929 Sheridan road, Wilmette, to M. paratiYely small minority and held it CONDUCTS SUMMER SERVICES LeRoy Minor of the Erwin-Minor th_e duty of th~ b_oa rd . to folio\~ the l'he Rev. \Villiam E. McCormack, compa_ ny. Chicago; the attractive wtshes of a maJ Ority ot the r e::mlc nts associate minister, will preach. at the stucco, 620 Linden a\·enue, \ i V ilmette, of the village. as represented in the First Congregational church Sunday to Mr. Robert H. Doran; lot on 18th po. t card expression. moming at the 11 o'clock services. Hi ., street, Wilmette, to Everett L. KenCites Small Minority subject will be, "The Bequest." 1h. ne.dy which will sho~tly be. improved Mr. Cazel expressed the opinion that ~fcCormack will have charge of the wtth another attractive. residence of communications directed to the hoard services through the summer months. :Mr. Kennedy's own destgn. 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