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April 19, 1~ WILMETTE NORTH sao~ TEACHERS I· TO A1TEND CONFERENCE ; · .New Books Schools in New Trier to be Cloeed Mon~y,. April 2Z, ff;)r announced that the library has· twenty ~ Lake Shore Meeting Th':;~~!~l ~ th~wil~~~. ~~~tiib;:..~y~i~hi~i:'e:~ Arnrners-Kuller- Rebel Generation. Armstrong-All in a Day. Asbury-Devil of Pei-ling. Asbury- Tick of the Clock. Bloern- Son gf His Country. I1 t"· 1 .I ~ LIFE Does Yoa· P·opeJ.It)' Meed A a)' · B. . p a I·-! I Fiteplacea a Specialty Porches and Watt.-, Pl,·tet .Repai... '" .,.. ·· Stone and Brick Chimn .eya . All grades of Stone, Brick and Cement work ,. ~·. . ~ ·: · I. ·I ~ I' ~. ~ r.t . ~~ . books ready for circulation. Public schools in all of the north shore villages will be closed Monday, April 22, when the Illinois State Teachers' association, Lake Shore division, comorisinl! '3chools in Lake county and Cook county, excepting Chicago, will hold its annual meeting at LaGrange. There will be two general sessions at th e conventiOn, · · t he mornmg · one 111 from 9 :30 to 10 :45 and another in the afternoon from 1 :30 to 3 o'clock. Dr. Frank E . Baker, president of the State Teachers' college, Milwaukee, Wis., will address the morning se~ion on the subject , "The· Background of Youth." Dr. Edward Howard Griggs, lecturer of national prominence, will speak on "Education for Leadership" at the afternoon session. Hear Noted Educators ~ ~. g~~~~~;-s~~~a J!~~-ways. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~. ~ ~ ~: ~ ~ ~ · Cottrell-Singing Gold. Gaer-Legend Called Meryom. Harper- American Ghost Stories. Keeler- Find the Clock. . Keeler- Voice of the Seven Sparrows. Lucas-Advisory Ben. MacGrath- Wolves of Chaos. Norris- Storm House. Pertwee--Hell's Loose. Warner- True Heart. ~ ~ ~ J · · · B 0 B T , JD GB · lj : ~ . iY~:f!~m~~;-~~~way. Hurst-Proces~on . ~ ~ 419 R1chmond Road~ Kenilworth Ph. Kentl. 2735 · ~. ~ Both Dr. Baker and Dr. Griggs also will appear before some of the sectional groups, which will meet foltowing the morning general session. Dr. Baker wilt speak to the elementary section on "Standards of Good Teaching in the Progre3sive Elementary School" and to the parent-teacher section on "What I Want the Schools to Do For My Children." The principals and supervisors' section, meeting jointly with the intermediate and high school section, will hear Dr. Griggs speak on "Literature and American Culture." An address by W . S. Booth, a·.;sistant to th e state superintendent of .public instruction. will feature the rural sectional meeting. Anna D. Cordts, profe ssor of elementary education at Iowa State Teachers' college, Cedar Faits, Ia .. will talk to the primary group on "Soaring and Singing." At the meeting of the fine and applied arts section Dr. William T. Bawden, managing editor of the JndU'3trial Education magazine, will speak on "The Significance of the Hand in Learning." Mrs. Cotton Presides ·New Silk Dresses From a Special ·Purchase at Mrs. Marian E. Cotton, head of the music depar,tment at New Trier High school. will preside at the meeting of the music section of the convention. . Ada Tilley Allen, a member of the New Trier music staff and teacher of voice at the Cosmopolitan School of M U'3i~, will speak on "The Care of the Singing Voice." Her talk. will be illustrated by a group of New Trier High school students. The annual business meeting and election of officers will follow the afPre'sent ternoon general sess·ion. officers of the Lake Shore division are: ]. C. Davies, LaGrange, president; E. D. Whitmore, Arlington Heights, vice president; D. E. Walker, Evanston, secretary ; and .E. L. Nygaard, Kenilworth, treasurer. Very Exceptional Very exceptional becaus~ of their splendid styling of wanted fabrics in desired colors and patterns. It would be difficult to duplicate these new summer dresses-certainly not at this price. See Our Dresses Priced at $10.00 ·Dr. Eiselen Will Give . Baccalaureate Sermon Dr. Frederick Eiselen, president of Garrett Biblical institute, will deliver the baccalaureate sermon to this year's graduating class from Northwester.n university, it is announced by Prestdent Walter Dill Scott. Dr. Eiselen was a profes·sor of biblical literature at . Northwestern from 1918 to 1924. He has been connected with Garrett since 1902 and been president since 1924. Selection of Dr. Frederic C. Woodward, acting president of the University of Chicago, announced last week, has been confirmed by the tru3tees. The baccalaureate sermon will be given Sunday, June 16, and commencement will be the following Monday. WORTHEN,CARRICO Co. 1148 Wilmette· Avenue Phone Wilmette 588