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PAG E TW 0 H \I her hnm MH, Hz-nry Bayes of beertyville .raw 3 mucellaneous shower last Wednesday evenmg for her sister. sts Jam News, whasu amazement to Mr‘ Ben \V'fihams has been an- nounced. Several young people from zhxs city attended the aflnir. Little Evelyn kkke untertamed twelve of her fnends at a party an Tuesday afternoon in honur of her 7th birthday damn-nary. Yariuus games Were enjoyed. Decorations were m red. Mum and blue Shendan Rebekah Lodge celebrat- ed their :hmi anmversary last Mon- dny evening m Masomc hallh Follow- mg the regular meeting a socul hour followed. A but supper was the. fea- ture of the cum-mg, the hnxes tamed .A’ Th” “Jaw .vzh‘ 1 marka sucwss Mr Art-L Mr tamed a: 411:1 mng. Amum: Gen, :1er Hr NF. Th(‘ 3'? ‘5‘).--va § DEERFIELD NEWS ITEMS a 3! rs. H Harm“ "The Last Mnsterpxece," an enter ummenc anwmg pictures. will be given m the assembly hall of the Deerfield grammar school, under the directmn of Mass M. A. Cutler, for the benefit. mi :hv l" T. A‘ on Friday evening. Mani/1 3, A cast of 45 peo- ple make up the intervshnz home tal- ent productmn The Reliable Laundry Mr. AM Mr): Huyd Sanger an- noum the birth of a sun. born on Wednesday. February “In. Mrs. Joseph Meunse of Dubuquc, 13.. and son are visiting her sister. Mrs. Edward Selig. Launderers elephones 178-179 Mm Alex WilImnn had u be: What About Your Washings? . ,1 . i ”‘ ”‘1' “m” 3"“ blue Mr. Alepian. an Armenian, lec- tured in the Presbyterian i-hurch on ridan Rebekah Lodge celebrat- the terrible atrocities which hlS peoâ€" eir thl’ii anniversary last Mon- ple have endured at the hands of the vening in Masonic halli Follow- Mohammendans. A gruiip iii‘ illus- ie regular meeting a socinl hour trated lectures will be givun (luring wed. A but supper was the. {83- March on Sunday eveninib )f :he aiming, the hnxes railed Mr. Adams of Korea Will L'lk't‘ the ‘he a'YkiLt‘ WLI< _i niarkr-il success first one The third and fviurtli eve- i'F‘f TNW” nine the Easter story Will he told in pictures similar to the Uni’ L’th'Y‘. on Ali-l Mn Henry Man-iii enter the (‘hristmas £319- il a: iliixiu-r 31w. Saturday c\'L'-‘ The Dorcas society “'1” hiild an all Aniurii: 'rte guests were Maj. day meeting in the community home “mg .\[r\’ Lennard “fowl. ‘‘01. Thursday. MH- “Ilii‘iam Bispham. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Therrien iii Harry Parkin. and Mr and Mrs Highland Park were the guests of 9" Mr. and Mrs. Ed Landaw Sunday. inn-ran church wuh Mrs. :\ South Green bend ff Sucxety M y of the EV" ~‘n will meet A. Raabe at .n Bay road. P: mun. Mary P and Dry Cleaner: l'iulllz' 13>: wwk “it'n tlt» :2 mw Mr, Willxam Oswrmim " “r ‘vlsmml his brnther, l‘lllwu‘r: (kturr mzm Saturday. Mrs. Robt. Penis entertained for her daughter. Jeann. on tlu- wvawm of her birthday. Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Scum-1;; wf l.l- bertyville have taken tempurary pus- session of Harry E. .\lmre'< home until he 13 able to sell 1t. Helen Reichelt gave a party Sat- urday afternoon 90 20 of The) Littlr Light Bearers. The P. T. A. of the “Minn: «‘h-Ml has furnished the pupils wnh the complete equipment, for chv survlm: of hot lunches. Mrs. Redhctl'ur fur< nished the lumber for the k'Upl)08rd5 and the men of the district (lid the carpenter work. A water systum has been installed. Mrs. Edward Bingham nf lrvmg Park visited her mother. Mrs Amo- lia Pyle, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hun-hmsun of Irving Park were the zuest< nf Frank Peterson's Sunday. A leap year party was held m the community house Friday evening: hy some of the intermediate L’irle Dcerfield School SOUR By Isabel Juhrvw‘. There is no schml tm!a_\ ‘Thursr day) and tomorrow «Friday: as the faculty is attending themul-ywr meeting. at falls The following boys and unis grain- ed the most in each room smce last November: Miss McWilliam's room, Donald Savage. 31-2 lbs.; Edna Johnson, 13-4 lbs.; Mrs. Davenport’s room, Lester Juhrend, 4 1-2 Ibs.; Con Numrdcr. 31-2 _lbs.; Miss Marsh’s {KNEE Highland Park, Illinois m mum u .\1 r HM 17 THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS ‘ \ rounl, Norman Peterson. 5 lbs.; Ber- mu- Low, 61-13 lbs; Miss McNama- m'< room, Dnnald Eastun, 81â€"2 lbs.; Helen Ruvhclt. 101-4 lbs. 31!", llum'lmnl presvntwl the school w1th a set of Lnuisn M. ; lcott's lumks. Mrs. Supplv and Mrs. Reichelt, .lr.‘ uls‘» .wnt a number «:1‘ magazines. in? all wv.‘ ulnwl the pupll~ :H'v \‘vry .H T h 31 11w “uptuu' l‘atcht: l‘Ltchox‘ all .wf 0f La Grange high school scored a double victory over Deerfield's quin- tets on Friday afternoon. Both games were very close 3nd many times during the struggle for supremacy. on the floor the rooters were thrilled' by spectacular attempts of one team or the other to cage a shot. The Deerfield lightweights led by a score Uif 6 to 4 until the final minute of the, :he far in- ast )m. . ina [ rt’s 1 game. when the referee deemed it necessary to call two fouls. on the home team, one of them giving their opponents two shots. Heappes of La Grange made all of the throws suc- cessfully and won for his team by a score of 7 to 6. The local heavy- weights were outplayed during the first half but during the second half ‘they made a desperate attempt to overtake La Grange. When the final whistle sounded they were but two on points behind, the score being LI sh’s Grunge 17, Decrfield ’. tn Mn Vaicntlm- (If(;r1| I hwau‘v In rquvwnt (M w»: hm! .\Ir. Mnrris. u m mmwr. a momlu-r of th- hytorizm rhun-h nf (‘hiv mmwr. a momlu-r of th- "H'Und Pros; hytorizin rhun-h nf (‘hivumu with in at the morning. afternuun and oven» ing services. In the M'cmm: Mr. W" 0 I.aMnnte. the lawyer-evangelist, i-r' tho same church. Mr. Gresh. um nf (he Munstm Supply (‘0.. and a young man member of the gospel teams with us. These men make reli- gion the most upâ€"toâ€"date matter on earth. We most heartily invite the peo- ple of Highland Park and Highwood to attend these meetings. Serviu-s for the week' Then- will be a service each night this week. A difi'erent loam will be present each night. S. S. at 9:30, Mnminu warship at 10:45. (,‘nnferan-v and prayer servix-o at 3 p. m. Epworth League at fizlltt Evangelistic service at 7:30. At this service Mr. N. I). Nielson. a prominent manufacturer and business man of Cincinnati, will be in charge. Mr. Nielson has built up a great bus- iness and is a man of independent means. He is devoting all of his time to the National Gospel team work. For a period he will be in Chicago. He has a wonderful message We assure you that no business man can afford to miss hearing him. L'I‘il '1'? \l p Murrh Rvivhclk Thcndurv Stick”: 3mm Reicholt. iv, Alfred SrhwaL any, Bumm- \Vth- ,w, \VxHurd BL-nsun ), Richard Krcss d. \Vxllmm .hvhnstm \n'lxl. Narmzm I’czt-r: -H_ (‘n’fll‘ut' Stix‘kt'l‘. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Th :1 \’ \“ik \\' fl most upâ€"toâ€"date matter on tram .w 'w [u «hun- fl‘nrt [he \':|\‘ s mtunslfiml .«1 an." dwarf rwm In (to rvvvillt'd 1n ~ 111 1120 {nut that 1'. 1111-11 In .I1'~Ll,< Whrist 1'1- 111111 11111: H11 1-2111 1‘} muw '1111 111- L1 11‘1' in «run 11 has 11mm 15.11%: 11‘. nun-s5 mun“ wwpx-i 1" przn’ina for the mm-tin.N 1mg fince. "1‘!1 [1,“1‘ 11M» h1cn 1 A?'V._" vv‘111“'\ “I“ Rina. rf; Pun-1'15, If; 81112111. 1", sun 1-; Balun. ry; Mcllwuin. 13,: Gr 1mm Hussith. rf', Hun-h, 1f; (la-gm. 11:; Kullis, r11; Hey. 11:. Baskets. Ritta, 3: (‘ussith 3; nulls. H; )Ix‘Grogor 2; Kallis 2; wn 1: Hatch 1. Free throws. R11 l’ux'cclls 1; (20551111 1. Lightweights l'moup: [)1‘1'1'111'11‘; Sunlh. 1'1'; Imfl'y <1-h..11‘11r. 1'; Hvsh-r, 111:; “01121 So-I'Vh' .1dwurfmi: {1 In H10 furl m-d 1n .Ik'~LlS 'v and Yhn: ‘2 muw 'hv rv in wruu. \ has an (hk‘ Lmr Lt \\ 11 1‘ huw‘ mum) JUm vnluru- md thv suul m1; tn awak- fm-t that 1'. Ikwus (‘hrist nmmzcd mming YI’JHH l< 1m Wu H” .4me that \fitni; who vxgu-wiituxi‘ rux‘ m the Hwy must mw‘ found ”ll H \pt “111m Mn (‘lth fux‘fih NI. S. H Two games will be played with Oak Park on Friday evening at sev- en thirty in the Deerfiold gym. vat’l'w', Bum. 1‘, Baskt‘ts: Hmppcs Uufl‘y. l. Prw thn Efi‘eds of Cigarette Habit On Monday morning in general sembly Mr. Sandwick gave a interesting talk on the evil efi'ed the cigarette habit. Heavies lmcâ€"up He pointed out that no boy who? smokes cigarettes has an equal chance in the business world; that during the war our boys needed the stimulation afforded by it. But now the war is over and there is a need for clear headed business men. In closing Mr. Sandwick made an earn- est appeal to the students not to imâ€" pair their health or demoralize their minds by indulging in the deadly “cof- fin nail." On Friday, Feb. 20, the English students of the junior and senior classes submitted essays on “TheI Benefits of One Year of Military Ser- 1 vice to a Young Man," to a board of literary critics at Ft. Sheridan. Eliza- beth Dickinson's essay was consider- ed to be the best theme but it was 180 words too long. Georgina Thomp- son’s theme was the next best and has been sent to Washington. This' contest is open to all High School' students in the United States and Lthe student who writes the best1 theme will be rewarded with a free trip to Washington. The new building is nearly comâ€" pleted and the students are eagerly looking forward to the day when it will be at their disposal. The chemâ€" iistr)’ laboratory is practically com-T plete. Due to the efl’orts of Mr. Ball, Deerfield may boast of the most upâ€" ..‘Jhm: high school laboratory in The new bulldmg pleted and the stud< looking forward to will be at their dis] istry laboratory is plete. Due to the efi Deerfield may boast to-date high scho the country. Huxl‘} Tryouts for the senior play were held on Monday afternoon in the English club room. A great many seniors entered tryouts. The results have not yet been announced. ,ll ft“! g ”““”M”“ If you have not done so, you should go over you will find some of the beautiful gardens lefi during the war. You would get an idea; of th roundings it is possible to have right here on yow If you have not done so, you should go over now. I believe you will find some of the beautiful gardens left, not destroyed during the war. You would get an idea; of the beautiful sur- roundings it is possible to have right here on your own grounds. You say the climate is different. That is true; but we have a great variety of trees, shrubs, evergreens, roses and other flOW- ers which grow very well here. Even with the limited variety we have in this country you can make your home not only beauti- ful, but wonderful, in Italian styles. I am prepared to draw plans for your garden and grounds after the Italian style, and will be glad to talk over such plans with the owners of North Shore property. I handle the work either on a time basis or by contract. No job is too small to have my attention; still I am prepared to handle contracts running into thousands of dollars. Won‘t you think it over? If you would like to, beautify your grounds, call up Highland Park 523 now, and I will prepare a plan during the Winter. The work can then be done early next Spring. Bear in mind that a job of this kind well done never needs to be done again. You save money by having it done right 1’. Sxxmh. I'I'; Imfl'y, it"; Hl'Slk‘l‘, mt; Dcnzd, h: Bummvrnmn, rf; (‘aper \. Van I‘aigo. rg; Sporr pus. 2; Schaefer, 1 throws, Heappes. 3 There'- a mg in general as- ick gavo a very the evil effects of (‘ussith 3; I'm' szllis 2; Gib Lhruws. Ritm 2 l'l I. E I' H U N I‘ Gib First Church of Christ, Scientist, of Highland Park, Illinois Friday Evening,March5, at 8o’clock Church Edifice Hazel Avenue, one-half block out of Have ' ' ‘ is one of the most won- Vltahty Egg “all derful egg mashes ever put on the market. It contains eleven different ingredients, including animal. cereal, vegetable and the famous milk protein. It should be fed in a hopper so the fowls can have access to it at all times. VITALITY SCRATCH should be fed in the litter to induce exercise. , __ --n“nnn nnhfi To get you to give VITALITY EGG MA each 1001be. a coupon. When you have the dealer from whom you bought the ie roomy, sanitary, mice and rat‘proof galv holds enough for the ordinary pen one week SCOTTJORDAN. Pm. ma Tron. CADY . JORDAN. Vicer. and ,___‘-, Nlua \gllqu-l -_ ‘ ' --'~ , . only. We know you will be well pleased with the once and let the hens prove our claim that you will get more eggs than from anything you ever ted. Manufactured by Phone 241 SAD! M. Jununn, v «C. H. J OKDKN v COé Funeral Directors Chtpel at etch Establishment Complete Line of Funeral Furnishings uzmmnw 1* MM“ .HYDIPMK I“ l.ucumuuvn..accaco: ‘ unl- M sum "‘ -‘ (“IMP-i m The Member of the Board ( The First Church of If you would like to, beautify your ll‘k 523 now, and I will prepare a work can then he done early next L job of this kind well done never ;ave money by having it done right. Magnum-“31': c TROSENBAUM BRO mans Chic-(o, Illinois. u. s. A. :uuulu III- “... ... --_- , THIS FINE HOPPERFREE ”Pt'lblic is Cordially Invited n IGH W001) Th "to! q/ harm Announces 3 Lecture Col-tn! Am. and Fin! Strut FOR SALE BY Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church erh of Christ, Scientist, in Bosmn. 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