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60 WILMETTE LIFE April 15, 1927 Only Once or Twice in a .LifetimeDo you build a home. Build it with care. Herbert Hyde to Give Organ Concert Tuesday The seventh North Shore Community Organ concert will be: given Tuesday, April 19, at 8 p. m. at St. . Luke's church. Evanston, by Herbert E. Hvde. The program includes the ses· ot~d of Mendelssohn's six sonatas for the organ, a group of numbers ~)Y F.rescobaldi, Buxtehude, Couperm, Bach Thiele picturing the development' of orga;1 music, and closing with four movements ·from the Guilmant These concerts Seventh Symphony. are free and the public is cordially invited. Mis:; Edith ]. Moore, 1038 Grrrnwood avenue, returned Tuesday from a two weeks' visit with her sister and brother, Ruth Dena and \Vatter Lyle Moore, at Purdue uniwr~ity. Voters Scarce in 1"'hree North Shore School Elections Complimentary ballots were cast hy the voters of \iVilmette, Kenilworth and New Trier township for the cimdidates in the three school board elections which were held last Saturday. In each instance the balloting was very light and none of the candidates faced opposition. Seventy votes were cast in Wilmette, resulting in the election of Enoch Stein, president; Lincoln C. Torrey, Mrs. Laura W. Durgin, Mrs. Helen Simonds and Gale M. Brooks as members of the Board of Education. Arthur T. Mcinto:'h was re-elected prl'sideut of the Kenilworth Board of Education and John M. Roberts and ~r rs. ] ohn L. \~ilds as hoard member:'. Fnrtv votes were cast for each. Le-slie F. Cate:' of \Vilmettc, Wc.l '> re-elected as president of the New Trier Township High school board by 222 votes and Edward J. Phelps of Kenilworth. as hoard member hy 214 Yotes. N®m ~- IHr®m llm:o Builders of Better Homes WILMETTE. ILL . Chicago Office -First National Bank Bldg. Phones Wllmett~ 14\7- Randolph ·43& For You NASH Leads the World in Motor Car Value North Shore Teachers to Hold Meeting in Eva~ston A meeting of the Lake Shore di vision of the Illinois State Teacher\ association will be held at the Evanston Township High school on Mon day, April 25. The program will start at 9:30 in the morning and will con tinue throughout the day. Among the North . Shore educator .~ taking part in the program arl· in making arrangements for it are F.. I .. Nygaard. superintendent of the Joseph Sears school, Kenilworth: Carleton \Vashburne. superi111tendent CS>f .the \Vinnetka schools, Marion Carswell. principal of the Hubbard \Vooch school, Winnetka; Wesley Brown. ~ew Trier High school; Laura Ulrick New Trier High srhool: L. F.. Hilde · brand. New Trier High school: ancl Marian A. Loag, Wilmette. .. Special Six Special Sedan r A More·Distinctive Style in Motor .Cars-Achieved by Nash £ ...... - . $1485 Children to Hear Spring Songs and Poems Saturday A spring program of tinusual inter est has been arranged under the direction of Miss Winifred Bright, chil dren's librarian of the Wilmette Library, for the story hour Saturday morning. The program will begin at 10:30 o'clock and will consist of springsongs sung by Miss Louise Robinson. an instructor in music and art at the ] oseph Sears school, Kenilworth, and poems read by Miss 'B right. The program is a deviation from the regular cycle which Miss Bright has been following for the past few weeks and is prepared especially for this period. As a result of numerous requests by the children for more stories like Lohengrin, Miss Bright has been telling stories from the Neihelungenlied, the German epic from which Wagner derived the olots for his ring operas. These will be resumed at the story hour ot~ Saturday, April 23. Por th.ose who hope to find their cars at the very peak of style and luxury, Nash has created this charming Spe .. cial·Sedan on the Special Six Chassis. It has the Nash 7·bearing motor-as do all Nash model8-for superlative smoothness at every speed. It has the Nash tubular..trussed frame, for extra strength and steadiness, to guard the bodv from destructive strains. And it has power! Nash models, all of them, have extra power for ex· hilarating acceleration, on the hills, and· in the traffic. Compare this car to others sold at the same price-$1485 f. o. b. factoryand you cannot fail to decide you would rather have the Nash. .. Ita graceful profile suggests the cus.. tom-car design of Parisian boulevards. Here is the low-swung French.. profile effect 10 desirable today. Every interior detail is luxurious. The upholstery is tailored in exquisite Mohair Velvet. Window mouldings, door panels and instrument board are in walnut finish. And there is a :walnut steering wheel. And the way this car performs is every bit as enjoyable as its sparkling style. District School 40 Wins Silver Cup Permanently The Gross Point Health Center hoard presenteg to the District schoo: 40 the silver cup which they won permanently at Christmas by selling th r greatest number of Christmas seals ner capita. The school, of which Miss Engle is principal, came first in the sales the two preceding years. A number of members of ttle board were present at the party. Refreshments were served to the children after the program. The life director of the rural schools. Mr. Akins, gave a talk dnring the afternoon. Suburban Nash Sales 728 ·Elm Street WINNETKA ..Phone Winnetka 2 7.07 r.··: ." . !.. : ·. C) .