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Christian Science, LýOUISE KNIGHT-WHEATLEY COOK, of Konsas City,, Mo. C.S.B. Member ýof the Board. of Lectureship of The. Mother -Church, Th-e First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts Thursday evening, October 22nd. FIRST LCHURCH s; OF. CHRIST, SCIENTIST of Winne:ka Rtidge Avenue et, Cherry Street Those hearing a Christian Science lecture for the first time or those having special requiremerits may obtain reservect seat caards from- the Readig R*isrniat 71 Limoln. Avenue~ Although 4depressed after the 5 heki. for campaigners. iast weeic to 0 deteat which they suffercd a were and eighiteen for eaéh party were hig1L the week, last Canton, Ohio, selected. Here is a partial iist of the school boys hope to put theinselve. campaigners who are going tô s'peak back iii' the running for the leagtu on hehiaîf of their respective parties: titIc b\y upsetting the und(efeatet Deniocratic : Jerry Hofeld,, Jean Oaks. Marian Goldsteiin. Dave $SDanui1th, McKinîley Hligh of' Canton placed Lehfia, Terrol HoffDick' Early, fast, tough , aggres sive o utfit in. the mnai, 'Jackson MacLýow, Milt Shapifield against :INew Trier, and the visit- ro. Betty. Diltz, Margaret Kreuschi, ing team, it \vas added, ivas handicap- Marie Harditi. and ýPatsy F.rank. ped4iy lack of experien.ce. Only one Clemùents, Bol) Republican : Jin letter mati of iast.year's championJane AugusMcNitt, Billi Henderson, graduation by lost *not as slipiteanis Dayton. Draper Randai, Jack tinîe. NtIierous injuries wiIl prevent thct HathaWay. .Abner Jr., Tang. Pauti, Trevians:f rom making their best posD. Goodsible showing against Oak Park. 'lhe1i Cornelius Kennedy, Robert BettyEllis. an:di Niesen, Art. vviî. 'thé of deprived team will probably, be The speeches will be given twvo services o-jf Jim Lamb and Malien, regularguards, and Early Gray and davs before the election tà. assist' the students in forniing their opinJim. Versino f rom the backfield. Then, providing. they hiave On the other hand, the viliagers wili ions. "regist.red", in, their respective "prewhich, ineup scoring present a high has averag ed four toucbdowns a.game cincts" October 23, they w ilI be ini a position to vote the day of the iii league competition. "election," Octob)er 29. I Igood bial in their last iexpected wlii be bard game and il to beat. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTJSRRSý Tri-Ship Seeks Talent for Annual Radio Show To obtain student. preferences for the coming radio show, the Tri-Ship Club, boys' organization at New TrierHighschool, conductéd a poli, thHshol.Th rlrlorert 1- Set Open House Date for Frosh Parents Open house for the parents of freshmen students when they may accompany their children through the regular routine of classes and recitations, wili be held at New Trier Township High school on Tuesday, Nov. 101, it was announced this week by Superin- i;EL 2 Reasons Why SPENCER SHELL end fM. w SERVICE CORPORATION d giv. you trouthe ye.r round. and 'Molly, 4. H-orace H-eicit, 5. I¶ay Kayser, 6. Amios 'n Andy, 7. Pat. Flinagani, 8. Harold Stokes, 9. Lulu Belle. The acts chosen for the radio show, conîing in November, wilI probably. t)e chosen from amnong these favo'rites, it was stated this week at Ithe school. the freshmen students -wiii, instead of beginning schàol at 8:30 o'clock in the morning, start in the mîiddle of the afternoon and, continue on into the evening, wili be Chester Persing and Miss Ella Shaw, chairmen of the facultv advisors of freshuien, and Hjiarry H. HerrQn, registrar, who lis also secretary-treasurer of the P. T. A. inei C114.1 Ut t occas1Min, wrIIÇI 3630 Lake Ave., 6.41-Uni. 5035 1 3630 Lake Ave.,641-Uni. 5035 1937 and aiso upon tne senior class weeK, entertain ViIss Mi picture section, first pictures hiaving omnores ýchel's freshmen. ben taken' last week. ophomiore girls k are .conductfor the girls in 'hursday of this Sînali's sophiss Érma Môs-