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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1929
Page
6
Miss Anne L Whitmack of Wilmette Public Library presents sample sentences from recent works. The selections illustrate the intellect's rights in creed and warn against predetermination that limits rational thought.
Mr and Mrs Louis W Crush of 710 Laurel avenue returned on Monday from a three week motor trip through the East to Quebec and Montreal.
A large group of youngsters at the annual Pet Show on the Village Green showcases pets from tabby cats to bunnies. Tommy Hirland displays a prize-winning bunny while Elaine Leis presents her blue-ribbon bunny named Laddite as Wilmette playgrounds sponsor the summer event.
Barbara Brautigan nine years old was brought home Sunday June 30 from St Francis hospital Evanston where she had been taken the previous Sunday June 23 for an appendicitis operation. Dr H O Weishaar performed the operation.
Mr and Mrs Arthur KE Ruff of 1320 Maple Avenue entertained many friends at a movie tea Sunday evening. Ruff has long enjoyed making home moving pictures and guests laughed as they recognized themselves on the screen.
Evening by the lake on a hilltop cottage with a small waterfall nearby. The Jesuit island across the water, ripe wild strawberries in oak woods, and a bouquet of wildflowers accompany a calm firelit room as night falls.
A beginners golf class for Wilmette women is open at the Recreation board. Sessions meet Tuesday mornings at 10 30 at the Village Green with a pro from the Community Golf course, six weeks long, one hour each. Enrollment ends Tuesday noon at the Recreation office.
A simple dorm room glows softly from a student lamp. Wild flowers rest among worn furniture and a table of old books, while the logs burn warmly in the night.
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