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18 . WILME'TTE LIFE March 29, .1929 Elect North· Shore Girls ·to· Northwestern·· Offices Katherine Heberling, senior in the college of liberal arts at Northwestern university, was elected president <:>f !he \\roman's Self Government assoc1at10n at the annual election· last week on the Evanston campus. Elizabeth Sweet, formerly of Abbottsford road, Kenilworth, wa'3 chosen president of the Woman's Athletic association and Olive Roper elected to head the Y. W. C. A . for the schopl year 1929-1930. Results of the elections in which ·more than one thousand N orthwesfern co-eds participated, follow:. .\Voman's S ~ ·If Go\·e rnment assoctat10n - fir5t vtcepresident, Virginia Saunders; second vice- president. Virginia Berggren; treasurer, Mary Stubbs; secretary, Emil Lowry; socia l chairman, Dorothy Verges. Woman's Athletic association -vice-president, Ruth Orndoff; treasurer, Gertrude Eberhart; secretary , Janc Ripley. Y. \\'. C. A.-vice-president, !\athalie ~fcChesney; secretary, Doris Chatfield; trea'5 urer, Estelle Englehardt of \Vilmette. Homer H. John$on-, Keniiworiiz···School Board Member, Dies Homer H. Johnson, 45, a member of the board of the Joseph Sears school, Kenilworth, died of a heart attack in his office, 178 West Adams street, Chicago, on Thursday, March 21. . At the time of his death, Mr. Johnson was president of the Johnson Oil Refining company, formed by him·self and his brothers in 1909. This company has advanced from a very small beginning until now it is recogniz~d as one of the leading producing, refining and marketing companies in the oil industry. Mr. Johnson took charge of the company as its active president in 1920. He was well known in the oil ind t5try and had ·a host of friends. Mr. Johnson was a member of the Masonic lodge, the Elks, the Kenilworth club, Vista del Lago dub, Midland club and the Executive club. He was also' a member of the American Petroleum institute, a director of the American Oil Men's association, and a member of the Board of Education of the Kenilworth schools. Surviving him are his widow, Mr5. Laverne Horton Johnson, a daughter, Ruth who is a student at Kew Trier High ' school, and five younger children - Prudence, Horton, Homer, Isabelle, and Caroline-who are pupils at the Joseph Sears school in Kenilworth. Mr. Johnson's mother, Mrs. Sara L. Johnson, of Elmira, N. Y., three brother.;, J omes' J. Johnson, of Wilmette, r:-aac H. Johnson, of Evanston, and L Ralph Johnson, of Cleveland, 0., and three sisters, Mrs. Daniel Weaver Dexter, of Galesburg, Ill., Mrs. Frederick W. Swan and Mrs. George H. McCann, both of Elmira, N. Y., also survive him. The Johnson re·sidence is at 158 :Melrose avenue. Kenilworth. Funeral serivces were held Saturday afternoon, March 23, at 3 :30 o'clock in the Memorial Park cemetery chapel. We use soft water and Ivory soap. It's so gentle to clothes ,· Liberal DIMOUDt OD Bring aad CaD CENTRAL AT MAIN ST., WILMETTE Phone 1800 li PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS OIL BURNERS Heat Small & Large Homes Churches, Schools & Industrial Plants CLEAN - QUIET ECONOMICAL - SIMPLE Get Ready Now for October Days Enjoy Comfortable Automatic Heat 'Phone or Write Winnetka Dentist Yanks Tooth for Jackie Coogan Dr. Valentine Massman, 992 Pine. street, Winnetka, well known dentist, received a pleasant surprise the other day when a fine looking young fellow hopped into his chair and demanded to have the Doc yank a couple of molars-and not to use any gas. The intrepid youngster was no less a personage than Jackie Coogan, famous screen child. Jackie's getting to be quite a man these days, and Dr. Massman had a glorious time talking moYies with the youthful luminary. Robert E. Kuhl, a junior at the U niversity of Illinois, returned Thursday to spend his spring vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugo H. Ku!-11, 630 Maple avenue. ·TERMINAL HARDWARE 411 Linden Ave., Wii'inette Tel. Wilmette 2843 Your guests know whether or not you Women of Rotary Guests at Dinner, Bridge Party of your home, too. They can smell the stale air, the odors of the kitchen, the grease-laden steam, before they see the clean floors. No matter how immaculate a house may appear to be -unless the air is purified, it is not really clean. And yet you can so easily have pure, fresh air throughout your home. Saturday evening, March 23, thle l\orth Shore \\omen of Rotary were the guests of their h'usbands at an elaborate catered dinner and bridge party given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Rowley, 1128 Greenwood avenue, Wilmette. Covers were laid for forty-eight. A list of the guests follows: ~fr. and Mrs. 0. A. Blackburn, Mr. · 1nd Mrs. Hiram S. Cody, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Haynes, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Steiner, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rein, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. C. C Terry. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. F. Daly, Mr. and Mrs. Theo. T. Toole, Mr. and Mrs. 1.. J. Bertoli, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Horton, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burpee, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Burpee, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gromann, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Meister, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Rowley, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Knight, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Burdette, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fulton, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lippert, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schwartz. Each woman was presented with a lovely corsage of sweet peas and roses and a card index box of recipes. The affair was under the management of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schwartz, as~ 5isted my Mesdames Burpee, Gromann Rowley, Bertoli, and Steiner. The '1lliDIIlSf"£11. ·&U.&NT.OPP, For Free InstructiOn in DUCO Decoration AN experienced Duco Decorator is coming here to give you free instruction and advice on Duco decoration. If you desire, you may bring in eome artic:le to finish yourself with Duco. The only charge will be for whatever materiala you may use. Duco can bring new and lasting beauty of color into your home. It brushes on ao easily and dries so quickly that it 'a a delllht to uae. is a custom-built home ventilator. It operates electrically, simply, quietlytakes out the stale air and brings in the fresh-keeps the atmosphere clean and wholesome. I tfitsintotheupperwindow sash and requires no alteration to ins tall. Priced 'ae only 8 29.!! Remember the date- PHONE FOR A DEMONSTRATION we carry a complete line of electrical appliances TERMINAl 411 Linden Ave. STEAL BICYCLES Phone Wilmette 2843 Bicycles belonging to Robert Hammes, 422 Linden avenue, and Jack MARCH 28-29-30 Dalton, 1029 Chestnut street, were stolen from the St. Francis Xavier school grounds Monday of this week, accQrding to a report to the · Wilmette police. The bicycles had not been recovered up to late Wednesday after411 Lindee Ave., Ph. 2843 noon. TERMINAL HABDWARE