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WILMETTE LIFE , April S. 1929 ECONOMY SHOP .Please do not forget us when you go through your attics, pantries and basements. We will be glad to get anything you have no further use for. Just call Wilmette 1544 and we will be glad to call for the articles if it is not convenient for you to bring them to us. -Mrs. Jesse B. Denman, chairman. DR. LOUIS L IBN AT SUNDAY CLUB APRIL 7 Prominent Jewiab Leader Es. pected to .AttraCt Record · Audience Sunday Evening FERNANDO MAIONE announces the opening of his dancing studio at 934 spanish court, -wiltnette-classes are no-w fortning ·a nd special rates -will be given until april 15th, 1929. Dr. Louis L. Mann, rabbi of Sinai Congregation, Chicago, will be the speaker at the Wilmette Sunday EveNote: Economy Shop is a charity and ning club, April 7, his subject being, welfar~ enterprise sponsored by the "The Fear of Living." Woman's Club of Wilmette. Dr. Mann succeeded Dr. Emil G. Hirsch as rabbi at Sinai temple. He is also professor of Oriental languages Townley Will Accompany at the University of Chicago, and viceKenilworth Boys to Camp chancellor of the Jewish Chautauqua . society of America. R ob ert W. T ownley, athletic dJrector His connections with educational and at the Joseph Sears school, Kenilworth, other forward movements are maniis planning to go with the Kenilworth fold as indicated in the following: E boys to Camp Ma-ka-ja-wan, the new north shore camp in Wisconsin, the member, executive committee, ugenlast two weeks in June. He will go ics Commission of the United States; from there to Camp Owakonaza, member, executive committee, Ameri"Duke" Childs' camp, where he is can Birth Control league; chairman, junior camp head. Religious Education committee, Cen- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - t r a l Conference, American Rabbis; member, board of governors, Hebrew. Union college; member, executive board, American Committee for the Outlawry of War; member, board of trustees, Jewish Publication Society of America; vice-president, Big Brothers and Big Sisters Movement of America; . member, executive board, Religious Education Association of America ; contributor to the Dictionary of American Biography; contributing editor, "\Vorld Unity," of which Johu H. Randall is editor. Dr. Mann is a vigorous speaker, ranking with the foremost divines of the decade. It is felt certain that his appearance at the Sunday Evening club will attract one of the largest audiences of th~ current .season. ·167!! Speaking of GREATER BEAUTY tmtlACHIEVEMENT Af.ake tiJsse NewAfodels 9ncomparable Model72 QUALITY FOODS This is a quality food store. We offer only the finest quality meats, groceries, fruits and beverages. in a complete variety. The number . of people who prefer quality grows constantly greater and our business has prospered accordingly. II quality is a recognized necesaity rn your food supplies, we should like to number you among our many satisfied patrons. "Smoky," the fire clown, will be ~n Wilmette Friday, May 3, to entertam school children of the first ~x grades. "Smoky's" real name is Harry K. Rogers, engineer of the Fire Prevention department of the Western Actuarial bureau. Mr. Rogers has given his original and now famous fire clown exhibition before hundreds of thousands of school children in all parts of the country. In accordance with a plan sponsored by the United States Chamber of Commerce~ the board of directors of the Wilmette Chamber has appointed a permanent fire prevention com~uittee composed of F. ). Budinger, cha1rman, D. E. Allen, and R. M. Johnston to map out a year-round program for keeping residents of the community reminded of the fire evil. HEAR ITALIAN CHOIR The choir of the Italian Methodist church in Chicago will give a service of song at the Wilmette Parish Methodist church Wednesday evening, April 10. The singers .will be guests at suprer pr ior to the services. Bring "Fire Clown" to Perform at School May 3 DEMONSTRATION UNPAAI!LLED PERFORMANCE · oftiw Wilmete Music Shop Let us prove by the ~··~aida OftlleAJR,· Miss Jean Culver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin H. Culver of 103 Broadway · avenue~ who is a student at the University of Illinois and who has recentlv been initiated to the Kappa Kappa 'Gamma sorority, retuned to her school on Tuesday after spending the spring vacation with her parents. -a-- Wilm.ette Grocery & Market '1146 Ctntral Avenue Phones 420-423-425 REDKE BROS., Props. Mrs. Thomas Zemek of 231 Greenleaf avenue entertained at a dinner party for her daughter, Eleanor, at the "Olde Style Inn" on Sheridan road when she returned from a tour with the New Trier High school students. -oMr. and Mrs. Alvin H. Culver, 103 Broadway avenue, returned last week 179 Wilmete Ave. from a several weeks' sojourn at St. Wilmette 3006 Petersburg, Fla.