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Troop I has been organized again under the able leadership of Miss Betty Brown and her assistant, Miss Iris Boulton, well liked and known gym teacher at New Trier. Much enthusiasm ·has been shown not only by the girls but also by their parents. The officers are: Chairman, Marian Anderson ; secretary, Grace Cooke ; treasurer, Frances Stiles. The elected Patrol Leaders are : Margaret Bickham, Janet Brown, Helen Randall and Ethel Rosberg. Dorothy Taylor and_ Virginia \Verden are serving for Ethel Rosberg and Margaret Bickham, because other interests take up some of the former Patrol Leaders' time. The troop meets every other Friday evening at the First Congregational church. A Court of Awards is planned for March 30 and it is a very long-looked.:. forward-to event of the year. This will be the first one that Troop I has ever had because formally the awards have been awarded at an Investiture, but now the rank of Tenderfoot is not awarded at a Court of Awards and only Second Class and ranks higher up. The highest award to be awarded March 30 will be two First Class Badges. This unusual rank is being received by these girls because of the ability they have shown in all fields since their scouting days began. Of course there are many more requirements for this rank and are very hard, in fact so hard, that these two girls are the first to receive the badge in the present organization of the troop. The girls are not only well known in Scouting, but also in school and community life. They are : Marian Anderson and Frances Stiles. The troop is very proud of these girls and the Village of Wilmette ·~a..-- has every right to be proud also. A dinner is to precede the Court of A wards and the chairman of the evening will be Marian Anderson. Girl Scouts from all the Wilmette troops are invited and also parents and friends. The time has not been definite~Y" set, but it will probably be 6 p. m. The committee that has charge of the Court of Awards is under the able leadership of Marian ,Anderson and much of it's success depends on her, but it can be said that we can depend on having it a success because all enterprizes that she attempts to lead are done to the the best of her ability and there's no end to her ability. The whole ·troop is lending a hand in making this Court of Awards a grand success, but it takes Marian to put it together just right and make it go off in the· best possible way. The Court of Awards is going to serve two purposes, namely : to award all badges, and to officially introduce their captain, Miss Betty Brown of Kenilworth. . Re&)orts are encouraging f om Sidney Eastman who has been Ul at .the Presbyterian ho~pital for many weeks. He is much improved in health. ---------------------------~ SPRING SHOWING Frocks that baYe aa oriaiaality aacl clistiactiYmns that 10 clefiaitely marks tbaa "from Prnaacb." A aplmdicl ~eltctioa of IIDart drases. coats and waPI for eYeaiaa and daytime wear. iacladiaa imports aad New York models. of tbt Ytrf fiaat materials aad btnt mocla. 10 moderately priacl. DIES IN HOSPITAL Mrs. Edith Gilbert Groves of 619 Lake avenue, a resident of Wilmette for about eight years, died Tuesday morning of last week at the Evanston hospital. Services were held Thursday, March 1, from the Western Funeral Parlors, 1906 Irving Park boulevard, with burial in the Rosehill mausoleum. She is survived by her husband, Arthur Clarke Groves, by a sister, Mrs. J. C. Hathaway of Ottowa, 111., and by a brother. Bert Gilbert of Glen Ellyn. LOSES FATHER BY DEATH At Grand Rapids, Mich., on March 4, Joseph .Blair passed away. Private services were held Wednesday afternoon at the residence of his daughter, ·Mrs. Madeline Porter, 1221 Greenwood avenue, Wilmette. Besides Mrs. Porter, Mr. Blair is survived by his widow, Anna Blair. 6 N· . MICHIGAN AVE. CHICAGO Third Floor I M .. HINTS No. 4 s u ··Better a· e Ide 'l'han 8or17·· You, of Course, Are Careful .I M "You can fool all of the people some of the time, and you can fool some of the people all of the time;but you can't fool all of the people all of the time." bat There is Always the Other Fellow INSURE YOUR AUTOMOBILE 1n an . s FOR YEARS the Classified Columns of this paper have proven themselves a friend of all of the people all of the time. A faithful and hard-working servant of buyer and seller, employer and employee, ·the service giver and the service user. The Classified Columns are an honest market place. Here you find the confidence that grows out of proven merit. Read the Want Ads. {)se the Want Ads. They are dependable from both standpoints. Old Line Legal Reserve Company lit R.edacell Ratea Phone or Write Smith- Lawson- Coa11lts Co. 175 W. Jackson Blv~ Chicatlo Telephone Wabash 6161 M A . , _ . , . , Btocl Coni,.,.. Onlr c WILME'ITE LIFE WINNETKA TALK GLENCOE NEWS WILMETTE 4300 WINNETKA 2000 GREENLEAF 4300 For tbe CODYtaince of adftrtilen willlia1 to COYII die EYauoa territory we will abo acapr Waat M for THB EVANS'ION RIMI!W·