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Februarv 14. 1930 WILMETTE .LIFE · Mrs. ·E. H. Hughes, 941 ··Sheridan TALKS TO AUXILIARY . Mr. an·i .. Mrs. John S. Cook, 1017 Miss Anne L. Whitmack, librarian at Gr~~·nleaf ·· avenue, entertained eight road, who was called to Malden, Mass., the ·Wilmette Public library, will give· -g-u~tt.'-at tea at Shawnee Country club early in December by the illness a·n d a t~lk next Thursday night before the last Sunday in honor of John ]. Tracey subsequent death on January 8, o.f h~r· J umor Auxiliary of the Wilmettt~ Wilmette · who is leaving tomorrow sister, Mrs. C. R. Magee, returned to For the seco'nd time this se'a son New Woman's club. i for Europe. her home the latter part of last week. Trier and Evanston high schools divided a Suburban league basketball double-header last Friday night on the Evanston court. The New Trier light ·· weight team was victorious 27 to 15 and continued on its way toward another Suburban league championship. 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