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4. WILMETT£ LIFE November 9, 1928 Read All About the 54TH ANNUAL CONVENTION Intra-Mural Season at New Trier H.S. to Close This Week As the intra-mural football season drew to a close at New Trier High school this week the "Chicago" team was leading the intra-mur 1 league in the heavyweight divisiop while the "Army" was leading in the lightweight division. "Army" defeated "Yale" 25 to 0 and the "Navy" romped over "Harvard" by the same score in games played on Monday. The "Purdue""Chicago" game, which was to have been played Tuesday was postponed until Thursday. Games scheduled for this Friday were: "Illinois" vs. "Indiana"; "Army" vs. "Navy"; and "Harvard" vs. "Yale." HEAVYWEIGHT DIVISION Wins Ties Los·ses Pts. "Chicago" .. . .6 1 1 26 "Illinois" . . ... 4 2 2 20 "Purdue" . .... 2 2 4 12 "Indiana" ..... 1 1 6 6 LIGHTWEIGHT DIVISION Win s Ties Losses Pts. 1 1 22 "Army" . ..... .5 1 3 14 "Navy" ...... 3 0 4 12 "Harvard" .... 3 2 4 8 "Yale" .... . . 1 Central-Laurel P. T. A. Notes ~--------------------------~ The · November meeting of the Central-Laurel P. T. A. Tuesday, November 13, at 2:30 o'clock promises to be a very interesting one in observance of Book \~teek. Carleton W. Washburne, superintendent of Winnetka schools, has made a research of books for children f!.nd will tell of his conclusions. Nadonal Woman's Cb·istlaa TEMPERANCE UNION to be held in Boston in November The Christian Science Monitor of November 16, 17, 19, 20 and 21 will contain interesting reports of the convention written by Miss Marjorie Shuler. These issues may be obtained at ·the regular price of in Wilmette at the sc per copy CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM 1 1 63 WILMETTE A VENUE or at the LINDEN TEA SHOP 4 r 3 LINDEN A VENUE, WILMETTE Come to the Central Caleteria For· Good Home Flavored Foods Fairly Priced The Central Cafeteria commends itself to those who enjoy good, wholesome, home-seasoned food in a pleasing variety and fairly priced. To those who appreciate quick service, to those who enjoy eating food served on immaculate linens, midst harmonious surroundings minus the noise and clatter of dishes usually found in most eating places. One of the eighth gr4de students will give a humorous monologue and Mrs. F. W. Fuermann will sing, accompanied by Mrs. R. F. Neukranz. Miss Margaret Hayes will give a report of the recent conference. A kindergarten teacher will . amuse little children in their own attractive room while their mothers attend the meeting and the social hour following it. This program is arranged by the seventh and eighth grade mothers under chairmanship of · Mrs. James Fletcher and the P. T. A. board members will serve as a reception committee. At the conclusion of the membership drive a total of 600 members was reported and there were nine rooms which turned in 100% , namely, Mrs. Vernon, Mrs. Clarke, Miss Stevens, Miss Fox, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Julian, Miss Johansen, Miss Scott, Miss McPartlin and Miss Smith. One of the very enjoyable room teas was held Nov. 1 for Mrs. Julian and mothers of her sixth grade pupils at the home of Mrs. Albert Ullric, 925 Lake avenue, assiste.Q by Mrs. Craig and Mrs. Balhalchet. Miss Brown Miss Fox and Miss Johansen wer~ ~also ptesent and entered into the discussion of school methods and prob1 lems. Mrs. Wm. F. Arnold was hostess to the mothers of third grade taught by Mrs. Burtner and Mrs. Harry Barn· hill entertained in honor of Miss Mc Partlin. These informal home round tables have offered a splendid opportunity for a sympathetic touch between mothers and teachers that would be impossible at a public meeting. "-· If you are .not one of our regular patrons~ we earnestly solicit your patronage. Legion Post Will Attend Sunday Armistice Service After attending the District meeting , of Morton Grove Post last Saturdav, Wilmette Post No. 46, American Legion, comes back facing a busy week. Sunday at 7 :45 o'clock in the evening, the post attends the Sunday Evening club Armistice day services, November 11. Assembly will be at 7 :30 o'clock at St. Augustine's · Club house. Tuesday, November 13, another distrkt meeting will be held with Peter J. Huerter Post of Wilmette, as the host. Entertainment will follow the meeting. Assembly is at 8 o'clock at St. Augustine's Club House. The regular November meeting will be held the following week at the usual place. The meeting was postponed one week because of a desire to help Huerter Post in its meeting as host to the seventh district. Come around and let us all get acquainted. Noonday Luncheon, 55c and 65c Your choice of several varieties of meats and fishchoice of vegetable~ -potatoes-choice of many desserts- bread and butter-choice of coffee, tea or milk. Evening Dinner, SOc Central Caleteria Fred Miller -~ NELSON BLDG. CEl~TRAL AVE. East of Wilmette Ave. Announce FiPid Museum Lecture Tours for Week Next week's guide-lecture tours at Field Museum of Natural History wilt begin with "Boats" ·at 11 a. m. and "Homes of Native Americans" at 3. o'clock, Monday November 12.· Other clays at the same hours subjects will be: Tuesday, "Basketry and Weaving" and "Prehistoric Animals"; Wednesday, "Mummies" and "The Story of Coal and Iron"; Thursday, two general tours; and Friday, uNorth American Mammals" and "Indians of the Great Plains."