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N. S. GARDEN CLUB JUNE ACTIVITIES Thursday, May 29, 1930 fird the two lectures in June of great value. Mectings in June The first of these meetings will be held Tuesday, June 3, at 2;30, at the home of Mrs: M. E. Shire, 626 St. Johns avenue, Highland Park, and Pref. Dorner will speak on "Raising Perennials and Biennials from Seed." The second meeting will be held Tuesâ€" day, June 17, at the home of Mrs. Julius E. Lackner, Ravine . terrace, Highland Park; and at this meeting Prof. Dorner will talk on "Care of the Garden in June." The following announcements are contained in the bulletin issued by the club: Announcements The Flower Show committee is arâ€" ranging a | small informal _ Flower Show of early flowers to be held in Mrs. A. G. Becker‘s garage. The tenâ€" tative date is Saturday, June 7.. The schedule includes iris, peonies, and aquilegia, both in specimen and arâ€" rangement. . Further notice includâ€" ing the schedule will soon be mailed. The chairman of the program comâ€" mittee feels that a word of explanaâ€" tion is due the members of the North Shore ‘Garden club concerning the failure of the committee to exhibit at the Flower Show held recently at the Stadium under the auspices of the Garden Club of Ilinois. The committee worked faithfully and arâ€" ranged the four exhibits necessary for entrance, when, at the last moâ€" ment, the contractor who was to build the porch, the fourth unit of the ofâ€" fering, announced that the nine foot clearance of the mezzanine floor where the porch was to be placed, was too low ‘for ‘the portale chosen; that to scale down the structure would ‘reâ€" Auce it so that the furniture would be disproportionate. â€" As four units were required for entrance to the show, and as there was not sufficient time in which to plan another porch, the committee voted toâ€" withdraw from the project. â€" Irma B. Cahn, chairman. /m Fine Program Given at Elm Place School on Tuesday Evening Station E.P.S. (Elm Place grammar «chool) sent out for public inspection, Tuesday evening, one of the finest programs broadcast for some time. Those participating in the program were the children of the school. Among the entertaining features was a circus, A bareback rider, tigers, elephants, tight rope walkers, clowns and numerous other characters that one would see in a real circus were there to entertain. ~ Various nations, namely, Chinese, Japanese, Dutch, Scotch, India, etc., were also represented. A band of cfi;'l;oyjé from 101 ranch, were present too. Another attraction were the exerâ€" cises, which many of our local women no doubt enjoy over the radio in order to keep their "girlish figure." ‘Then came the funnies. Who hasn‘t kad a desire to see Orphan Annie, Uncle Walt, Skeezix, Rachael, Auntie (Continued. from page Blossom, Corkey, Harold Teen, Lil-{ lums, Ma and Pa Winkle, Winnie and Perry. Winkle, Uncle. Bim, Widow Zander, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Gump and Chester, Scooge and Carlos. They were all in person at the Elm Place school and carried out antics characâ€" tcristic of their features in the paper. Last but not least the Minstrels who took delight in passing humorous remarks about a well known "Mr. Smith‘s" new automobiles A real cake walk, ind my what a cake that those dark down strutters, strutted for, The cake went to the couple who cakeâ€" walked the best. * A real Houdini presented one of his tricks, and the audience is still wonâ€" dering just how that man got out of the box. tricks, and the @ dering â€" just how of the box. The vaudeville An Appreciation The P. T. A. of Deerfieldâ€"Shields high school appreciate very much the time, strength and talent which the teachers gave to make the production of Student Stunts‘a great success. Those assisting with the production are Miss Comer, Miss Kerfoot, Miss Burwash, Mr. Schneider, Miss Bredin, Miss Connelly, Mrs. Peers, Mr. Peers. Mr. Slocum, Mr. Dinkeloo. s No Flowers Friday Because of the holiday on Friday, May 30. the Chicago Plant, Flower and Fruit Guild booth at the Northâ€" western station will be closed. i 536 Central Avenue HIGHLAND PARK PRARMACY enjoyed the and â€" those | regret the h a fine proâ€" THEâ€" P RESS SUNDAY DELIVERIES |LAKE CO. BANKERS | â€"â€"LEAD GROUP FOUR C olik Ing Ra ty iermer Mayor Daslngs ol Highland Park entertained the audience in one of his humorous and timely after dinâ€" ner speeches. Urge Business Principles About 200 bankers from MceHenry, Will, Kendall, Kane and DuPage counâ€" tics attending the sessions were urged by speakers to apply the soundest principles of banking to stabilize busiâ€" ness conditions during the present ecâ€" The nking unc the vict privilege the vear V. T. MeMAHON, R. Ph. 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