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The Deerfield Post of the American Legion held its regular meeting, Wedâ€" nesday evening, when final arrangeâ€" ments were made for the carnival to be held Saturday afternoon and eveâ€" ning, July 28. The "History of Deerfield," comâ€" piled by Mrs. J. A. Reichelt Jr., is being published under the auspices of the Deerfield Post of the American Legion and will be distributed shortly. Sunday, July 29, Rev. Elmer Geisâ€" er of Highland Park will preach at 11 am. Rev. J. M. Andrews of the Presbyterian church, will be in charge of the eight o‘clock evening service. Sunday, August 5, the Rev. H. S. Fritach, pastor of the Hough Congreâ€" gational church of Cleveland, Ohio, will preach at 11 a.m, The evening service on that day will be in charge of the Woman‘s Missionary society nic on the lawn of the church. The mothers and grandmothers will also attend. Preceding the outdoor festivâ€" ities there will be a short program in the church. Mrs. Worth will preâ€" sent a musical program. Mrs. Pfister wife of Rev. Jacob Pfister of Saint Paul‘s church of Chicago, will give Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Selig of Waâ€" terloo, la., and Miss Victoria Willâ€" man of Hawkeye, Ia., who have been visiting relatives in Deerfield for the Thursday afternoon, July 26, the cradle roll department of St. Paul‘s Evangelical church wil}l enjoy a picâ€" Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. Evening worship at 8 p.m. Prayer and praise service on each Wednesday evening at eight. Th> pastor is attending the Winona School of Theology, at Winona Lake, ministers will tuke charge of the serâ€" Ind.. for the summer term. An innovation in village piano reâ€" citals which attract such large audâ€" iences was the presention of historâ€" rcal song miniatures of great comâ€" posers by Floy Little Bartiett, a north shore musician, as presented by Alice Eads, Dorothy Myers and Genevieve Steiner at the recital given by the pupils of Mrs. Charles G. Pettis in the Presbyterian church Monday eveâ€" ning. RECITAL MONDAY EVE DRAWS LARGE AUDIENCE Committees for the day are: arâ€" rangement, Stanger, Lomm, and Browning; games, Mrs. Metcalf, Mrs. Haut, and Mrs. Browning; publicity, Mrs.._Chester _Woif; picnic dinner, ments, J. B. Peters, James ‘Hood J1., and Donald Easton. The picuic dinner committee asks that each family bring its own sandâ€" wiches and will solicit from each family either cake, fruit or a dish to pass. At the close of the festivities there will be a peanut scramble for all. picnic grounds. 1t will be to register before 4 p.m. poitts for winning any p-neiv‘lu -;o; to the total of the side to which the the entire church constituency into two sides, yellow and green, but inâ€" dividuals will not know to which side they belong until they register at the August 4, at Sunset Park, Highland Park, from 2 to 7 p.m. _ ‘This will be a contest picnic.â€" Messrs. Morning worship at 11 a.m. THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1928 The annual picuic of the Presbyteâ€" TO HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC two .weeks, returned to their GorsXC P NU taken=t7â€" ns ~Yp tional Economic League among some 60 judges, lawyers, law professors and laymen. Results of the questionnaire, preâ€" sented in the current number of The Consensus, quarterly publication of the league, represent the first step in Charaeter qualifications for the practice of law were favored almost unanimously, and establishment of state judicial councils to improve the law, recognition of business arbitraâ€" tion, increased authority for trial judges and acceptance of less than Jnlges-ndAttoneysi-Reply to One Sent out by Econoâ€" qQUESTIONNAIRE INDICATES CHARACTER FACTOR IN LAW PRACTICE as, our presiding elder, will have service will be at 11 a m. Our Barrington Park camp meetâ€" ing will be held from August 25th to Sept. 3rd. Keep these dates open. You are welcome to ail of the verâ€" vices. of this church. branch convention will be given. _ Sunday, August 12, Rev. A. J. Byâ€" RARRRRRERRAERCLE RARARARRRE®A PECK 15¢ RAPP BROS. Fancy New Potatoes 122 ‘ 1608 Chicago Avenue Eva mlf" is sufficient mforrm' here year * MR RE shoes really better when selected at Pool & Piper‘s? Quality is only part of our answer: we befieve there‘s someâ€" alone. It‘s fitting the RIGHT shoe for comâ€" fort and healthy development. To hundreds Essential Store Hoursâ€"8 to 6 It & PipEr PARK AVE & SHERIDAN ROAD TO THE UNKNOWN HEIRS AT LAW OF WILLIAM B. 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