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May 9, 1929 Boy Program olinist, and nd Deerfieldâ€" in the mornâ€" i Place audiâ€" ight Hike being‘ planâ€" the Woods," Troop 837. n the , troop â€"part in the 13. He will ille Cavanah ach concerto ce School rty will be week by the ere will be rked on by veeks. â€" The : been copied ies pictured ive designs. of these. of the play, the dancing, elpng. _ used for P. school. ent lay 9, 10 d costumes ride producâ€" ill be preâ€" auditorium 9, at 3:00 May 10, at K 350 Thursday, May 9, 1929 Our entire stock is on sale at 60c on the dollar. Due to the unseasonable weather, We-are forced to reduce our entire large stock. and we will sell good merchandise at a big sacrifice. Paicrady‘s Stockâ€" Reducing S A L E. YyOU SAVE MONEY® ONEVERY ARTICLE CHARLES GLASS Take Advantage of this Opportunity 326 Waukegan Averâ€" Highwood Phone Highwood 1216 MONEY SAVING SALE ~NoOW _ IN PROGRESS T HE P REFS S Seventh Grade Studies Banks and Banking After finishing â€"the study of bank: ing, the seventh grade of Lincoln school went up to the Highland Park State bank and the North Shore Trust and Savings bank to see how they managed their banks and to get some : blanks. The banks gave each student a savâ€" ings bank book, a pad of savings and checking account deposits slips, some withdrawal slips, a few checks, and a blank for returned vouchers. â€" ‘~ Boys of Scout Troop 37 who are the most orderly at meetings and \have the best record in theâ€"Junior Police patrol are to receive pgsses \to the Highwood theater from the | New Highwood Chief of Police. ~ â€" Lincoln School Defeats Ravinia in First Game Lincoln school‘s eighth grade boys played the eighth grades of Ravinia in hard. ball recently. It was the first game of the season. The score was six to four in favor of Lincoin school. â€" 24 ¥°f r Offer Prizes to Scouts of Oak Terrace School . The boys with the best records have also been promised by Mr. Marsh, the scouts‘ marching instrucâ€" ! tor, a trip to the Cubs‘ park to see ‘ a big league game at the end of the !Aschool year. If all the boys have good records, Mr. Marsh gays that | he will take them all. f | _A week‘s trip to Hickory Hill, 100 miles from Highwood, is being planâ€" ned by the Girl Scout Troop 1, of Highwood. They plan to leave July 8. Oak Terrace Girls _ _â€"â€"â€"Plan Vacation Trip Theâ€"girls will live in log cabins. Miss Swan, Girl Scout leader, will accompany the girls,. ~ # Elm Place Teacher Miss Grenoble, English teacher of Elm Place, has been confined to her home the. past ten days on account of illness. Yesterday, Wednesday, she resumed her work at school. Mrs. Charles Mason has been substituting in her place. Eim Place Teacher Enters Painting in Exhibit By virtue of a water color paintâ€" ing submitted to judges, Mr. Harold Schultz, drawing teacher of Elm Place, is among the artists whose paintings are in the National Exhibit of Water Colors in the Art Institute in Chicago. This exhibit is now open free to the public and will be there until June. Elm Place considers this quite an honor. Plan Memorial Clock for Lincoln School on the south corner of the Lincoln school building. It is to be supported by two roads which are cast into the shape of a line of birds that represent the fight of time. The clock is to have two faces which are to be illuâ€" To commemorate the friendship of Mrs. Seyfarth, a clock is to be plac_ed minated. on Abenstee List 41