Library Group Drives New Members For Glencoe Home
The Woman's Library Club of Glencoe runs a two-signature membership drive led by Mrs Sherman M Booth to fund and realize a new club home. Garden tours and a large flower show boosted summer activity while social events, bridge, and garden openings raise funds and interest for the building project.
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Woman's Library Club of
Glencoe
Nature Committee
Sherman M. Booth
Finance Department
Sylvan Road
Library Club Board
Andrew MacLeish
Craigie Lea
Daly
Leon Rothier
Ravinia Opera
Women Golfers at Sunset Ridge First Match
MAHE hosted its first day for women golfers at Sunset Ridge on Tuesday. The 9 hole event was won by Virginia Ingram for best low gross and by Mrs. J Williams Macy for best low net. A luncheon and bridge followed as members plan further weekly gatherings for the season.
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Sunset Ridge Club
Virginia Ingram
J. Williams Macy
Sunset Ridge
Open Day Promises Wide Interest at Indian Hill
Women golfers at Indian Hill show strong interest for the Women's Western Golf Association Open Day. Matches start at 9 40 Wednesday morning followed by a luncheon. The course looks inviting after a wet season keeps fairways green. Last week Mrs A Fletcher Marsh won low gross and low net.
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Indian Hill
Western Golf Association
A. Fletcher Marsh
Skokie Club Hosts One Day Women’s Tournament
Skokie club runs a one day event with 9 hole qualifying in the morning and 18 holes in the afternoon. About 30 guests attended. Mrs. Scott Brown of Evanston and Mrs. Hubert Howard of Winnetka won the low net matches for guests with Mrs. Phillip among the top finishers.
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Skokie Club
Rouni
Scott Brown
Evanston
Hubert Howard
Winnetka
Phillip
Francis Arnold Lecture on Near East Educational Shifts
Francis Arnold spoke at the National Kindergarten and Elementary College Summer School on Near East educational changes after returning from Egypt and Palestine. He noted Mohammedan education adopting American methods, mosques teaching geography, and American schools expanding. he praised Near East Relief workers in Jerusalem and observed Armenian boys training as Boy Scouts.
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America
Near East
Francis Arnold
National Kindergarten and Elementary College
Arnold
Egypt
Palestine
Cairo
Constantinople
Beirut
McClanahan
American University At
Jerusalem
Near East Relief
Many Women Solve Fatigue With Flexible Arch Shoes
Many women facing daily strain from household duties have found relief by wearing shoes with a flexible arch. The design harmonizes with foot movement, giving new energy and easing fatigue during the day.
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Dhey
Cantilever Shoe promotes comfort and economy in foot wear
Cantilever Shoes claim to free movement with a springy natural action and reduce fatigue. Hosiery lasts longer because the flexible arch hugs the heel, preventing slipping or rubbing that stiff arches cause, making Cantilevers economical and attractive.
Arnold Finds Hope in American Education Abroad
Mr. Arnold notes honesty as key and observes the Near East views Americans as an ideal. He reports nineteen nationalities at Robert College in Constantinople sharing study and play, forming a hopeful scene that American education could solve regional tensions.
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Arnold
America
Near East
Robert College
Constantinople
North Shore Motor Club Holds Picnic at Morton Grove
The North Shore Motor Club will hold its annual picnic on Saturday July 19 at the forest preserve north of Dempster Street and Lincoln Avenue in Morton Grove. Members families and friends are invited to attend. The route goes via Ridge Avenue then Lincoln Avenue. Contests and games are planned with prizes and the day ends with a basket supper.
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North Shore Motor Club
Morton Grove
Forest Preserve
Dempster Street
Lincoln Avenue
Ridge Avenue
the Grove
City Fines To Pay Police Salaries June Receipt Totals
Judge Max Witkower reports Evanston police court fines for June total 47 dollars. Motor vehicles violations add 835 dollars for street repair, while regular city ordinance fines amount to 2912 dollars. He favors directing these monthly receipts to police salaries.
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Justice
Max Itkower
Evanston
Witkower
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