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short plays will be given. "The Code," "The Road to Life Perfect," "Our Girl Reserve Book," "A Healthy Style Show" and a radio program. Resâ€" ervations must be in by Thursday morning. Interâ€"Club Council The Girl Reserve Interâ€"Club counâ€" cil met Friday afternoon. There was a splendid representation from each school. Plans were completed for the banquet as well as future plans made. There will be a general Girl Reserve romany day hike, April 10. Chaperâ€" ones are Hermina de Hartog, Rose Opitz, Marjorie Kendall and Mrs. Bierwirth. It is hoped each girl will attend. Lunch will be prepared in the opén. . Further ‘announcements will be made. The council has proven a splendid way to make genéral plans for the different clubs and to be carâ€" ried back to the clubs to be put into action. "The chief problem of the modern girl is not any lack in herself," says Mrs. Speer. "Her difficulty arises from the fact that society too often asks her to make bricks without straw, to earn her . living and her share of the family income outside the home, and then with little or no training in homemaking to be able when her turn comes as homemaker to provide all the economic, ethical, social and spiritual skill that go into the finest and the oldest of all arts, that of homemaking. â€" If the modern girl has half a chance she can and will enrich the home by bringing into it valuable experience earned in the business world outside." No Lack in Modern Girl On Wednesday morning, March 26, Mrs. Robert E. Speer, of New York, president of the National board, Y. W. C. A., spoke during the homemakâ€" ers hour. Her topic was, "The Amerâ€" iean Home and the Y. W. C. A." and was treated from the angle of the modern girl and the changes in her life within and without the home. Thursday, April 3, 1930 Sheridan Road at Central Avenue Phone Highland Park 69 Murray & Terry List Your Home WITH US FOR SUMMER RENTAL We also have very atâ€" tractive ho uses and vacant for saleâ€"and they_are priced right. We are receiving inquiries daily. Helen Carr ‘27 has been recently elected to the highest student office in Rockford collegeâ€"president of the Rockford College Government assoâ€" ciation. HELEN CARR IS HONORED BY COLLEGE STUDENT BODY As, president, Helen is responsible for the execution of laws enacted by the Student Selfâ€"Government associaâ€" tion, and all judgments made by the college board. The new Frigidaire Hydrator brings you an added serviceâ€"a service offered only by Frigidaire. For Frigidaire alone has the Hydrator. Celery kept in the Hydrator becomes tender and brittle. Tomatocs retain their firmness and flavor.. Lettuce takes on added crispness. Even wilted vegetables are made fresh again by the Hydrator‘s moist reviving cold. And the Hydrator is only one of many added features that Frigidaire now offers. Every household model is equipped with can give you the better vegetables and salads made possible by the Downtown Display Room General Offices 151 N. Michigan Ave. STOVER CO. 219â€"29 E. North Water St. Randolph 4951 Whitehall 8161 HIGHLAND PARKâ€"358 Central Ave. EVANSTONâ€"1631 Sherman Ave. HUBBARD WOODSâ€"890 Linden Ave. LKE FORESTâ€"271 Market Square HYDRATOR THE PRESS Only FRIGIDAIRE | _ While in Deerfieldâ€"Shields, Helen was a councilor and always on the honor roll, but her greatest interest was in athletics. She was on the girls‘ basketball team four years and captain of it in her junior and senior years. She was also on class track, [,lwimm&g, and hockey teams during Helen is also president of the junior class, chairman of the May Party, president of the Triton Swimming club, and a member of Athletic Assoâ€" ciation council. Call at our display room. See the Hydrator and the "Cold Control" demâ€" onstrated. Find out about the low prices and liberal terms. Convince yourself that Frigidaire offers the greatest value in the field of electric refrigeration today. the famous "Cold Control" which speeds the freezing of ice and desserts. All household cabinets are Porcelainâ€"onâ€" steel inside and out with flat usable tops. Shelves are waistâ€"high from the floor and easy to reach. The power unit is comâ€" pletely concealed and incredibly quiet. General Offices t CO. 219â€"29 E. North Water St. Whitehall 8161 EVANSTONâ€"1631 Sherman Ave. Helen was a member of Junior and Senior Garrick, Latin club, French club, Boosters club, and was president of D. G, A. in her senior year,. She was on the Annual board as organizaâ€" tion editor. her four years here and on the lifeâ€" saving team in her freshman and junâ€" ior years. Helen has a brother, Robert Carr, in school at present. He will gradâ€" uate in June. ©â€"247