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. 'April ZJ, 1928 WILMETTE LIFE WATCH THE HILLS , In the ·eason of wet weat~er, motorists should be e·pecially on their guard for dangerous bills when driving over the hipway. warns the Accident .Prevention department of the Chicago Motor club. When a careful driver reads a warning sign "Dangerous Hill," he slows down and puts the car in lower gear before reaching the actual descent. He. does not depend on the brakes alone to hold back his car on a grade. They may get hot and lock the wheels or they may burn out, which means no brakes and a car beyoml control. ODD FEllOWS A.....all\ ·1 lr.nll to Drive to LODGE IN WI~I'·ONSIN W~ Fort Atkin.- .Jtrst C!tlpttt)J nf (!tJprblt. 8rittttillt OF GLENCOE. ILLINOIS North Shore Mea Bra·e Storm Ceremonies at Announce· 11 T ..;,. I ,... l B,. A. H. H. In a raging bhzzard S a t u r d a y, April 14, fifty-one Odd Fellows, memllfl bers of A. T. Sherman Lodge No. 892, Wilmette, with twelve from Evanston PROF. HERMANNS. HERING, C. S. B. Lodge No. 673, drove to Fort Atkinson, Wis·· a di~tance of a little ovt;,r one, OF BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS h~nd~ed mile~, t_o attend a mt;,etmg of I Mrs. William Grant Jerome of RoDtstract f!SSoctatJon No. 37, wh1ch com- chester, N. Y. arrived Tuesday from Jltmbtr _ ol tbt . . , ol l.Mt"""'ip ol tbt Jlotb« Cbrucb. poses thirteen Odd Fellow lodges of Hot Springs, Ark. to be a guest at tht Fint Church ol Chrilt, Scitntiat, in Botton, JlaNCh. .u· Jeffer:son, Rock, D~ne, and Walworth t"e home of her sister, Mrs. William count1~s.· About t~trty members made A. Durgin of 6Zl Forest avenue, for a the. trap an a speca~lly charter.ed bus, month or so. IN THE CHURCH EDIFICE while the rest went m automobiles. In GREENLEAF AVE. AND BEACH RO~ spite of the cold and stormy weather, with deep snow drifts filling the roads noon. Those who had made the trip and the strong northeast wind blowing in the bus returned Sunday mornin!:.t, TUESDAY EVENING. MAY I. 1928 a regular gale, the trip was a very leaving Fort Atkinson at 8 :30 and arenjoyable one and was made in a little riving in Wilmette about noon. At B :oo CYdodt over three hours, without a mishap. AU who made the trip were unaniIt was a notable fact that as soon as mous in saying that it was one of the YOU AND 'YOUR FRIENDS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO AlTEND the · State Line was crossed the cold, most interesting -and enjoyable events wind and snow were more severe than in the history of their membership in in Illinois. It was shortly after five t.,~ I. 0. 0. F. lodge. o'clock when the Illinois visitors arrived in Fort Atkinson, cold but full of "pep." They were,' however, given a sumptuous dinner in the diningroom of the Congregational church, served by the Fort Atkinson Rebekahs. which soon warmed every man. 351 Lodae Mea Attead At 7 :30 P.M., Hahnemann Lodge · No. 180, of Fort Atkinson, held a special meeting in the Armory. In spite of the severity of the weather the large hall was filled to its utmost cap~city. Upon a roll call being taken, it was found that there were 358 members present from fifteen lodges, the follow_ing towns and cities being represented: Beloit, Janesville (2 lodges), \Vhitewater, · Lake Geneva, Jefferson, Oxfordville, \Valworth, Evansville, Milton, Buueyville, Milwaukee, Fort Atkinson, Wilmette, and Evanston. Two handsome gavels were presented to Whitewater Lodge for having the largest percentage of its membership present. A large team from the J anesvilte Canton p:ave a very commendable sword dri11. Then a drum and fife corp, which was also from Janesville, played a number of selections that made a big "hit" with the audience. One of the snare drummers was a Civil \Var Veteran. 74 ·vears old, and hit wonderful playing ·brought forth many favorable comments. Adequattly Equipped Governor Zimmerman, who was scheduled to give an address, was unable to be present, as important executive business prevented his coming. After an exhibition drill by a staff from Whitewater Lodge, the lodge was turned over to the degree team of A. T. Sherman Lodge of Wilmette, who proceeded to confer the Third Degree on five candidates. Every one of the thirty men on this staff did excellent work, not only in the ritualistic parts, but also in the floor-work which followed the presentation of the degree. Their efforts were given a hearty ovation by the spectators and were subsequently commented upon very favorably by speakers who were called upon for remarks, just before the dose of the meeting. o....ltrht A majority of the visitors from Wilmette 1232-36 Central Avenue Wilmette and Evanston remained in Fort Atkinson over night, some stopping at the hotel, and a number stayGreenltaf 4JOO Wilmtttl 4JOO ing at the homes of the Fort Atkinson Winnetka ~ooo Sheldralte '687 members, while a few returrwe~ to Winnetka and Wilmette that mght. Thirteen men went to Lake Kegonsa, at Stoughton, immediately after the close of the meeting and stayed at a summer cottage until the next after- ·Free Lecture on Christian Science· Whatever it is you.. have to sell, .we do the right kind of printing to sell more of it-easier and more profitably. Good printing i~ a ·salesman that works loOg and hard. . c.... STER LLOYD HOLLI. INC.