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DRAMATIC READER AT WOMAN’S CLUB MW. 18 "one Summers to outing Program " Great ' Junior Drama Group Organized in Ravinia tll Star Boxing "out at Ft. Sheridan Nov. 19 vi by the , w [rut A rm) " fl w ll " M w W Idiom " Talent Present Inter. l Is Artist the Mr Sheridan n group tu ths " ntl Th To I Reliable Laundry Will Aid Social Service l ten my " h Th, ll" rout " J] Plan him: .“h special Sermons Sunday wht "anre U can! ributm lt Woman's Club November 18th h 1"“ and "or charm an 'ly ' thr THE hangars mm! for to main- .ro tem.. P. Satur- the Oak is asked Sunday tl. "The plan to Work . Only million. m'h tw " turttt untlry. 5pc n iu-d Th the l m tlu or At th: nf Mun ”rum nruday mornin Political. (won rt-Iixioua rum tttvat nations, urn-n! chnnzim hvnsi.vly sun Mrs. Brazelton Talks on India and China Ill Noxt Wednesday morning at ten u‘clnck. Mrs. Brazelton will give her lnHt talk "Resume of World Condi. trms." and will review “Success" by Feuehtwtrrurer and "The Bitter Ten of General Yen." _ Oak Terrace School Holds Fall Carnival '-venimt will Ills w ma th Prvlmratisms are all complete for in Full carnival which is to be iu-n thrve days this week, Thurs. uy. Friday and Saturday at the Oak itturw school. The affair is being "ulucted by the school and the u-mlu-rs " the Parvnt-Teaeher u- ll wiution F'.xcvllvnt music has been procured r the dance, and ouch evening a "in will. be uivcn to one of the nu-vr‘g hnlding the lucky ticket. An- hrr feature will be the giving away wh owning of a radio. M India and China" was the subject Mrs. "razelton's lecture on Wed. Iluy morning at the Woman’s club. nit-m. economic. educational Ind crioui conditions in both these Tl any also nations. both in the throes of changing torees, were compre- 1).v surveyed. u Eduardinns" by Sackville- and "Phillipa" by Sedgwich nt and brilliant technique Purk Wranan'.q club meet. all complete for , BOOK FAIR TO OPEN 3 MONDAY IN RAVINIA Sponsored bv Ravinia P. TI Lasts Through Friday; Committees The Book Fair of the Ravinia and Braeside schools, sponsored by the Ravinia school P. T. A.. about which so much publicity has been given in order to acquaint the men and wo. men of Highland Park and Ravinia with this splendid opportunity of purchasing books from a well-selected but comparatively small exhibit, will open Monday evening, Nov, 17 in the Ravinia Village house, at 7:30 pm. The central committee working on the fair with all of the enthusiasim of the youth for whom they are work- ing, is headed by Mrs. Howard G.- Kornbiith, program chairman of the P. T. A., and other members are Mrs. Leonard Ricser. Miss Harlem and Mrs. Elder, Miss Fulton from the Ravinia school, and Miss Marxsen from Bmeside. Mr. and Mrs. John Van Bergen. Mrs. George Kirkgasser, and Mrs. Arthur Raff. Under Mrs, Kirkizasser's able and enthusiastic direction, a ,capahlc group of women are developing into trained saleswomon. who, while not urging the prospective customer to (Continued on page 43) H. P. Moose to Hold Masque Ball Nov. 25 Members of Highland Park Lodge No. 446, Loyal Order of Moose, will huld a Thanksgiving dance and mas- querade party on Tuesday evening, Nov. 25 at the Y. W. C. A. on Laurel avonuo. heginninz " eight o'clock. Good music will be provided for the evening and prizes will be awarded for the best costumes. The purpose of this dance is to raise funds for the children's annual Christmas party which the local lodge gives to the children of its members every year. The annual Christmas party will he held at the Y. W. C. A. hall on Sunday evening, Dee. 21. This party is a real went for the children and i: looked forward to each year with much anticipation. In this way they bring to the children some of the old time Christmas cheer. Being an or- ganization whose main purpose is the welfare of the child it is hoped to continue this party every year. The eo-operation of the public is solicited in making these affairs suc- ('t-ssful. The regular monthly. meeting of the Elm Place and Green Bay road Pigr. tent-Teacher association will be held in the Elm Place auditorium on Wed- nesday, Nov. 19 at 3 p.m. The mn- m-am will be presented by the Elm Place pupils and will be indicative of Book Week. - Program: How Book week came about: Class projects Book pageant Exhibit of books from home librar- ies and literary maps. Tea will be served in the hall of pictures. We can get mnny an idea for Christmas book purchases. Elm Place-Green Bay P. T. A. Meets Nov. 19 Thursday, Nov. 13, 1930