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WILMETTE LIFB ~ovember 9, 1928 STORAGE NEW I'LOOBI MADE PERFECT OLD FLOORS LIKE NEW 519 Aabury Ave. Evanston, Ill. subject at the services of the First Church of Christ, in Wilmette. Sunday morning, November 11, at the 11 The second Parents'. Day of the 1928o'clock services. Sunday school con- 1929 school term will be held at New venes at 9:45 o'clock. Trier High school Thursday, November 15. when parents of the junior and senior students will visit the school and attend classes with their children. The TELEPHONE UNIVERSITY 3055 program for the day will be similar · to that of the' Parents' · Day for mothers and fathers of the freshman and sophomore students held on October 25. Classes will convene at 1 :45 o'clock in the afternoon and the full schedule will be run through during the afternoon and evening. At 9 o'clock parents and teachers will gather in the auditorium of the high · school for a program of speeches and discussion. Miss Elizabeth E. Packer, dean of girls and acting principal, will speak on "Junior and Senior Interests." Frederick A. Kahler. dean of boys will discuss "The Proposed Financial Budget for New Trier Student Activities." Freshmen and sophomore students S.cling and Scraping by will be dismissed for the day next Thursday. and no classes will be held Madline or Hand in the morning for the upper class students. No Dust Mothers and fathers wishing to eat Estimates Furndinner at the high school lunch room on Parents' Day witt have opportunity iabed Free to do so between 5 :30 and 7 :30, it was announced this week ·Tllii'O., WDJ·a'l'K£, BIQBLAlfD P~U Ua1Tenl&7 HH DALB ft&IIPaGOP WADBOVI·I at CHRISTIAN SCIYCE SERVICE "Adam and Fallen Man" will be the New Trier Holds Parents' Day at School.Thursday SUBURBAN LEAGUE MEN . DISCUSSES SCHEDULES Board of Control of Newly Organized High School Body Plan Big Sports Program Members of the board of control of the recently organized · Surburban High School league, which includes the New Trier, Evanston, Deerfield, Oak Park, Morton and Proviso high schools, met at the Harvard-YalePrinceton club in Chicago last week to discuss plans for this season's program of indoor track and swirning activities. No official indoor track schedule was drawn up, but several dual and triangular meets among members of the league will be held, according to Frederick A. Kahler, chairman of the board of control, who also represented New Trier at the meeting. These meets will be arranged by the coaches of the six league schools. At the close of the season an official indoor track championship meet will be held. probably at the new Oak Park field house, according to Mr. Kahler. 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