Lorado Taft Opens Sunday Club Season
The renowned sculptor Lorado Taft appears as the season opener for the Sunday Evening Club. He delivers a lecture with notes on American sculpture, detailing works, travels, and teaching roles while engaging the audience in an evening of substantial educational value. The club, led by W. Frank McClure, is a nonsectarian village institution drawing together church and civic groups at the First Congregational church auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Cramer
W. Frank McClure
First Congregational Church
Wilmette Sunday Eventing Club opens with noted sculptor Watt
Opens Sunday program on October 20 featuring Lorads Watt, renowned sculptor, as speaker for the Wilmette Sunday Evening Club. Mr Tatt, familiar to north shore residents, has appeared in previews and gained wide publicity in the area. Elis lecture will be illustrated with stere optical views.
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Lorads Watt
Wilmette
Tatt
North Shore
Elis
Dancing Classes Start October 13Sponsored by P T A
Vie Woilietta and Martine Weekler will teach ballroom dancing in Toothladle panel hall. Classes cover esthetic dance, walking, and couple steps with instruction by Weekler who is connected to Martine Selhwadl of Dkenena. Weekly sessions run Thursday afternoons and Friday afternoons and evenings. An innovative offering for high school girls and boys may be announced later.
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Woilietta
Darwin
Gleteder
Vinere
Belwind
Martine
Weekler
Deer Husband
Janes Weekler
Daal Alri Ales
Mail Service Expanded to Southwest Area Streets
Mail delivery was extended to Toth and Usth streets and Central Park Avenue north of Wilmette Avenue this week by Postmaster Tasenh BE Shantz. Improvements, including new sidewalks, made the extension possible. doors open at 7:30. Residents are invited to Sunday Evening club programs and to affiliate with the organization.
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Toth
Usth Streets
Central Park
Play Board Council Completes Schedule of Winter Activity
The Wilmette Playground and Recreation board met last Friday at the Central Cafeteria and adopted recommendations from the Architectural Committee. The program starting October includes basketball, boxing and wrestling entries to be submitted by October 7, and new eligibility rules require league representativess to be local residents or church members.
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Wilmette Playground and Recreation Board
Hioolfows Moomelsas Vingit
Pleasard Witinastmv
Pheaward
Stolp Sermiasims
Ploward
Stolp
Geniesium
Howard Gyminasium
Howard Gymnasium
Wilmette
Wilmette Tee
Ridge Electric
State Bank
Playground and Recreation Board
Wail Trette
Leabewetspan
Noted Architect to Address Methodists on Church Plans
Prominent architect will address the Danish Methodist church on Wednesday evening October 5. The discussion centers on church architecture and art in the plan to construct a new church edifice. Granger and Bollenbacher, architects for the parish, will present views of modern church designs.
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von Ouden
Walinen
Fature
Granger
Bollenbacher
Vows
Real Estate and Builders Section Coming Next Week
Readers are told the monthly Real Estate and Builders Section will appear in Winserrr Live next week. The note emphasizes north shore realty activity and the feature importance of the section in the newspaper.
Presbyterians Launch Evangelism School Under Rev Hicks
The First Presbyterian Church opens a School of Evangelism led by Rev. Joseph P. Hicks of Los Angeles with sessions in October. The program aims to quicken parish activity, train workers, and enlist all church organizations in an intensive effort to spread Christ’s message and expand church work nationwide.
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First Presbyterian
Joseph P. Hicks
Los Angeles
Cal
School of Evangelism
Trowth
Hicks
United States
George P. Magill
Church
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