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April 19, 1929 WILMETTE L.I FE 33 . Chairman TROOP 23 HOLDS COURT Friday, April 12, Troop 23 of Glencoe had a Court of Award at the , school gym. They were having a rumage sale in our regular meeting place · at the Episcopal Parish house so we could not meet there. We marched ·n with buglers playing in front. Wh~n we were seated, Dr. Patton explained ~o us all ab_out the first aid Merit badge m a ver~ mteresting talk. Mr. Simpson, chairman of our troop committee then ran a reel of :moving oictures that he took o! ~s at our big spring hike at the C4b1n-m-the-Woods. The awards were as follows : Second-class Scouts-Donald And~ews, George Fink, Kenneth Hess; Ftrst-Class Scout-Donald Simpson· S~ta~ S~outs-Charles Dostal, Loui~ Klem,. Btll Mathews; Five-Year Veteran-Rtchard Koretz; Merit BadgesCharles Dostal, First aid to animals marksmanship, personal health; Adan~ Grube!, p_ersonal health ; Kenneth Hess, bo?kbmdmg; Loui Klein, first aid to ammals, p~rsonal htalth; Bill Mathews, auto~10blhl}g, woodwork; Bob Seiler, cookmg, personal health; Edwin Sweeney, pathfinding. DANIEL CARTER BEARD In the ~ouncil fires of our hearts a light Of tnbute burneth bright as do calm stars Upon a night unshadowed. Time unbars The past our fathers knew and the vast might ' Of Boone and Crockett in the wilderness Stirs our blood to an unremembered quest. Each age hath need of prophets, and the hour Of destiny is shorn of half its power If lacking an interpreter. Dan Beard Is ours. and through his fire, the pioneers Survive in inspiration all our years. And all . their gallant spirits have appeared To honor thee, Dan Beard ;-to honor thee . In youth, and age, and immortality. -Samuel D. Logan ~I ~Aft6666666666ftftft6666~ ~I . . ~~ , I~ = ~ ~ ~ 3~ New N~mesin' Hosiery! Socklings Tumbledowns t · Footers find a greater assortment of the new "shoe-top sox" for young people than in the selection to be seen here. = lit ~ ~ ~ QNE would search far and wide to .r.&t ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 ~ ~ ~ As you know, they're the newest thing in hosiery, coming just above the top of the oxford or slipper-to be worn alone or as over-sox. Smart turn -down styles in white in colors and in patterns galore. Imported and domestic. .f8t ~ ~ ~ ~ lit ~ ~ Sizes 5Jiz to ro per pair 50C ! W ~ ~ ~ STORE HOURS- 8 TO 6 ~ ~ Root Studio Harry W. Stannard, chairman of the Glencoe Boy Scout committee has been promoting the Boy Scout Movement in Glencoe for five years. Mr. Stannard says the $1,092 of Glencoe's quota of $3,500 for the 1928 Budget and Caplp Si~e fund has been received. The ' Finance committee is pushing the cami?aign to completion and will apprectate a prompt response from those to whom letters have been sent. Memhers of the committtee are Otto R. Barnett, Henry G. Brigham. Abel Davis, HarolJ E. Forman, H. Earl Hoover. Edward R. Johnston, Herbert H. Taylor and Austin L. \Vyman. "Do you think the radio will ever take the place of the newspaper?" HNo~ you can't s\\·at a flv with a radio." · -Foothill Scouting. ! ~ ~ G~ PCDL -~- PI PER . CHILDREN'S SHOE SPECIALISTS 1608 Chicago Avenue Evanston E fit ~ ~ . . ~~~~~~~·············~ HAMILTON GLASS CO.. of EVANSTON We are in position to do all kinds of beveling, grinding and polishing of Mirrors. We re-make old Mirrors into Venetian Mirrors of different designs. Plate Glass Tops for T abies, Dressers and Desks. "The Purpose of Scouting is to en"No use," says Uncle Jim. "o' huntin' courage and strengthen the good qualigrapes <in poison Ivy Yines." t; ·' of a Boy." .... THE SUMMER SCHOOL SMILE AT BAD .WEATHER Enjoy FRESH AIR with Non-Draft GLASS VENTILATOR of eight weeks of enjoyable art training in the studios and out of doors begins July 8 and ends August 31. ·There are sketching classes along the lovely lake front and in the woods and gardens, and there Is work Indoors tn the beautiful, spacious and airy class rooms that overlook miles of trees on the shore line. To those who are interested to learn what the very advanced methods of thla School give them in the eight weeks' intensive training course we would be pleased to send full information. The regular day-achool year btgins September 9, 1929 and end· June 6, Evening School continues throughout the school year. Enrollments art accepted time. Junior Classes meet Saturday mornings. Inexpensive! Free Installation! A Call Will Send Our Representative or 19JO. Gnl/ 914 CHICAGO AVENUE EVANSTON University 9634-9635 THE EVANSTON ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS 626 CHURCH ST. EVANSTON . GREENLEAF 1674