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GEN. WOOD CHAIRMAN OF SCOUT CAMPAIGN With Samuel Insull, Jr., as treas- urer and Gen. Robert E. Wood of Highland Park as general chairman. the North Shore Area Council, Boy Scouts of America. will conduct a campaign for a $50,000 camp and maintenance fund during January and February. according to an annouce- met yesterday by Henry Fowler of Wilmette. chairman of the Mama, committee and acting president of the counr'il. General Wood is president of Sears Roebuek and Co, Heads North Shore Area Drive for $50,000 Which Starts in Short Time Wilmette to Arden Shore The North Shore Area council sup- ervises Boy Scout troups and activi- ties on the North Shore frrm Wil- motto to Arden Shore, inclusive. and in west North Shore towns from Glen- view to Libertyville, Mr. Instill makes his home on his estate at Libertyville. The purpose of the campaign is to raise funds for providing adequate facilities for an increased number of buys at the council's summer camp in the Wiscznsin woods, Camp Mil-Ka- Ja-Wan, as well as for maintaining the 1931 program of activities for the (Cmtinued on page 3%) Thursday, Jan, 8, 1931 Local Moose Will Highland Park lodge No. 446, Loyal Order of Moose, will entertain the members of Antioch lodge at their regular meeting next Monday ove- nine, Jan. 12, at the Wittcn hall, Cen. tral avenue. beginning sharply at eight o'e'oek. Initiation, will be held and the work put on by the degree staff of High- land Park lodge. A large class is ex- pected cansisting of candidates from Antioch and Highland Park. Re- freshments after the nwvtintt as well as a rein] time is promised. On Monday evening. Dee. 15, [ligh- lund Park lrulee visited Antioch ledge and conferred the degree an a large class of candidates. Members of the entertainment com- mittee wish at this time to thank the members and friends of Highland Park in helping to make our Christ- mas party this last year such a huge success and also to express our appre- ciation to the quartet consisting of Mrs. M. Muller, Mrs. F. Okey, Mr. T, Thompson, Mr. Wm. Bowden and to the Rev. Christoph Keller for his splendid talk to the children. Sunday, Nov: a very young he a real live Tho annual banquet is being plan- ned for the first part of February. Notice to all members will he sent out stating the exact date and place. Lady Elks Meet Jan. " The Lady Elks Social club will hold its regular meeting Wednesday, Jan, 14 at 2:15 p. m. in Elk: hall. All members are urged to “tend. Antioch lodge Entertain Monday up was instituted on Jo, and while it is still lodge it is proving to organization. Tea was served in the arts room- at table: prettily dr-coruted in white and uilver. The annual New' Year's Ito, given by the Ravinia Woman’s club st tho Village House from four'to six o'clock New Year's afterglow was well at- tended. Those whu puured were. Mrs. Allln Wolff, Mrs. Clsyhurtt Jones, and Mrs. Carl Wugner, aasistvd by Mrs. Peter White and Mrs. II. H, Small. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Evans and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Evans spent New Year's with re'ative, in Rneine, Wis, avinia Woman's Club New Year's Tea Success Scout Drive Leaders ien Albert P. Suite Robert K. Wood THE PRESS Ii, ff. P. PRESS QUINTET , TO PLAY L. F. CLUB Great Basketball Game Next Tuesday Night in Ravinia . Auditorium: Players The Highlnnd Park Press, through its basketball manager, hut gather- ed around its newly Idopted scarlet- and-gold banner I one team that will be lone remembered in local basket. bl" annals, it is believed. The Pres. I’llyeru The Press has been forum“: in securing Abe Carr to hold down the running guard position. In curly practice Abe has lived up to the repu- tation he earned u captain of Deer. fieldahiehit, 1924-25 suburb“ luxuc One of the belt basketball games scheduled in the heir future in this section is the buttlc to be staged in the Ravinia auditorium on Tuesday evening of next week, at R o'clock. between the Highland I’m-k Pres: team sad the Lake Forest Young Men's club quintet. Both teams Ire fart Ind huve been winning consist- ently, and a great content is expect- chlmpl. Howard Com). of University ty (Continued on pun 33) D. A. R. Better Films . 7 Committee Review soqu fumm ridicu] mvdioere efFrts of Wm. "aim are happy to rep rt In Imminz mmmly. A yuunu wiwwrlckor announcer breaks up I [unit of eteers. The belt sureines occur I broudearstintt nation when a trttt and other Applicants try out for Family entertainment. "The Cat Creeps"-A clever mys- tery drum. hosed on the well-known "Cat and the Camry." An old omen- tric him“ I will which may not he read until twenty yours after his dmtth. One relative lournu of its pro- visions, murders the lawyer, and plus some very creepy litulticns in order to l-mome sole benefactor of the will. It in too mature und thrilling tor children. and not recommended be- cause of its spooklm-n, to those young people who no nervous or ex- t-itnhle. A wad adult picture. Th may "Her Wedding Nittht"--_ Bow, Rnlph Forhest Ind u very good cut present an amusing Nree with rather rinque eomplieatiomi, The acting ot Charles Ruzgleu is excellent, hut the picture can not he called wholesome entertainment for children. mouth entertainment for children adults may find it enjoy-Me "Rent, mcdincra are hum mmI-dy. The emphasis of the woek'n offer. gs at the focal theater nhuuld he need on the ‘t'ngerly awaited "Silent m-my" which it to be shown on Sat- 1lny. both ntternoon and evening. tis is a four star picture filmed rains! reautitul Candi-n llnducupe. owing the struggle of the Aibwayts ruinst hunger Ind cold. Excellent r all. W Lllikt " ev"-lddie Cantor is at his the eomedy altwtionn are the set: gorgeous. culnr beautiful. 1mfortutt.tely av dinlouuu- in vulmr. but it mid to be. an- entertaining ' be enjoyed by young and onu' gorgeous. culnr 1mfortutt.tely in vulmr. but it an- entertaining , by young and A tu ting clean her radio , of ruck- ‘ur in the so many nines We for work scatterer ' " . ', Iruld C, I and Service Sales Highland Park Auburn Company so: Elm Phce Highland Park, Illinois Phone H. P. 2830 We also have some and car when exceptional