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Mr. and Mrs. Delbe;t Meyer were Sunday guests at the Harry Norâ€" ton home in Harvey, IIl. * E. H. Selig visited at the Ezra Fritsch home in Huntley last ‘Fuesâ€" day. . Mrs and Mrs. Carl T. Anderson were "guests at the H. C. Willard home in Evanston, on Friday eveâ€" ning. + The Northern District of the Eyâ€" angelical Brotherhood will hold a conference in Deerfield at the Bethâ€" Ichem church on Monday, May "24. The Aukxiliary of the women workâ€" ers of the church will serve a dinâ€" ner to the delegates. At a reecnt meeting of the Bethâ€" lehem â€"Brotherhood the foltowing ofâ€" ficers were elected: president, M. A. Frantz; _ viceâ€"president, _ Ambrose Cox; secretary, Lesli¢ Christensen; and treasurer, Harold Giss. The Contractâ€"bridge club will meet at the home of Mrs. Carl T. Anderâ€" son for luncheon on Thursday next. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bowman and daughter, Jane, are moving to Harâ€" lingen, Texas, this week. _ Last Tuesday, Mrs. Burr Hindahl enterâ€" tained at a tea for Mrss. Bowman. On Saturday evening the Clarence Wilsons were hosts at & farewell party for the Bowmans; on Sunday the Harry Muhlkes entertained for them; on Monday evening they were guestsâ€"of honor at the C. W. Boyle home and on Tuesday evening Mr. and .Mrs. Delbert Meyer gave a party in their home on Sunset court for Mr. and Mrs. Bowman. Mrs. John T. Beckman and daughter, Ione, spent last week in Plano, II!., as the guests of Mrs. Beckman‘s sister, Mrs. Charles Meyer. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pagel: and family spent last week visiting relâ€" Many new homes are to be built in Deerfleld this year. Among those to be planned for lovely Brierwoods Subdivision (McGuire & Orr) are an English type brick for Mr. Lynn Latta of the Bills Novelty ‘Co. who comes here from Toledo and will live on Oxford read; and two more on Beverly court for Leonard J. Zangs and Mr. Simpson. The architect for Mr. Latta‘s home is Clare Hinkâ€" ley of Glencoe and William C. Tackâ€" ett is the builder of the Zangs and Simpson houses, all costing from $15,000 to $16,000. Miss rence White of Evanston purchased & lot last fall on Oxford road, north jof Margate terrace, and will plan, erection of her new home upon her return from Caliâ€" fornia, where she spent the winter. A Wilmette family will move here to Brierwoods when their home is completed for fall occupancy.~ In neighboring Landis Subdivision a home costing $15,000 or better will be erected for Robert Ramsay. The support of the community is requested in helping to make the anâ€" nual Deerfleld Volunteer Fire Deâ€" partment benefit dance a success on Saturday evening in the Grammar school gymnasium. Fire Chief Jack Johnston states that thert will be some fine prizes and a good time in store for all. NEW HOMES FIREMEN‘S DANCE Boneless Brisket Corned Beef s. 2 3¢ PAGE TWELVE DEERFIELD LOCALS Kerber‘s Lard Brookfield or Sunlight Butter s. 3 3¢ Boneless Rolled Veal Roast !s. 22¢ Beef HAMBURGER Fresh Ground Special For Friday & Saturday SIRLOIN STEAK Native Beef pound 35¢ pound 15¢ Whole or Shank End pound Swift‘s Premium RIB ROAST 1st to 5th HAMS Kountry Rendered LB. 26¢ 29¢ pound Prime A tea will be given on Friday, tomorrow, from 2:30 until 4 o‘clock at the William C. Wing home, for the punpose of disposing of the crocheted spread made by Dorcas Circle Four of the Presbyterian church. The community is invited. Mrs. Aksel Peterson is acting as hostess this afternoon at a meeting of the Bethichem Woman‘s Auxilâ€" iary being held at the church. Mrs. Robert Page, who was to have been hostess, has been ill. On Sunday, May 2nd, the young people of the Deerfield Presbyterian church will be hosts to one hundred young people of the Northern Disâ€" trict of the Chicago Presbytery at a tea from 3 to 7 b‘ctock in the church. Donald Clark will tell of the formaâ€" tion of the dramatic club and a pageant will be presented. Mr. and Mrs. Henry K. Coale and their son, Robert, have moved from Ridge road to Mrs. Elizabeth Cookâ€" sey‘s apartment on Ostermanâ€"aveâ€" nue. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dobbins were in the East at the Barrington Chapter of the Eastern Star on Friends Night Monday, returning the favor of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Pelâ€" ham, who acted in that capacity for the Deerfield Chapter last Thursday evening. . Bubbles Page will be hostess_ to fourteen little girls at a party this afternoon in honor of her seventh birthday anniversary at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walâ€" ter Page. Dr. William F. Weir made two addresses on Monday and Tuesday at the Mattoonâ€" Presbytery and the Woman‘s Presbyterial in Paris, I!L Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnston were hosts to the Neighborhood club on Saturday evening. Miss Florence Hall of Sharon, Wis., is staying with her sister, Mrs. Dean Calkins of Chestnut street. Edward West, who attends Murâ€" ray college in Kentucky, was home over the weekâ€"end. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Trust went to Naperville on Sunday to visit theier*‘daughter, Olive, at North Central college, ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Havold Peterson and little son spent Sunday at the Clayâ€" ton Fehr home in Oak Park. _The Altar and Rosary society of the Holy Cross Catholic church will hold a bake sale on Saturday in the Alex Willman and Mrs. Clarence Anderson are in charge. The Woman‘s Auxiliary of the Deerfield Presbyterian church is planning its spring rummage sale for May 12 and 13. 0 ulvuhlat Mrs. Jack Mll‘l-.“:# and Mrs. Daniel Flatt and » Clara, have returned from a visit with their father in southern Iliâ€" Miss Anna Stoll sailed on Wedâ€" nesday for Norway, where she will visit her mother, who is very ill Ewald wwuc»:g:'w the weekâ€"end with his f: , Auâ€" gust Winter, of Elm street. Deerfield A. & P Telephone 555 Highland Park GREENSLADE Electrical Contractor Electric Shop 4 South First Street Veal Shoulder ROAST RIB ROAST 5th and 6th Native Beef Milk Fed pound 23¢ 16c pound A committee meeting will be held on Friday evening at the Holy Cross rectory at which time members of the Altar and Rosary society will confer with Father Murphy regardâ€" ing plans for the spring luncheonâ€" card party. On ‘Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs.â€" Fred LaBahn were hosts to nineteen guests at a dinner in honor of Mr. LaBahn‘s birthday anniversâ€" ary. â€" Mrs. Walter Hoffman entertained Circle Two of St. Paul‘s church yesâ€" terday afternoon. o Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dunham acâ€" companied Mr. Dunham‘s parents as far asâ€" Racine on Sunday. They had been guests here this past week and were en route to their home in Niellsville;â€" Wis. Reverend and Mrs. F.â€"G. Piepenâ€" brok and son ‘Frederick spent the past week with Mrs. Piepenbrok‘s mother in Missouri. Mrs. Ray Horenberger enterâ€" tained her Wednesday bridge club this week at her home on Wilmot road. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Karch Sr. of Chicago visited at the George Karch home on Thursday. Funeral services for Austin Sherâ€" man were held on Sunday at Lauers Funeral Home in Nor'zhmok and interment was made.in the Deerfield cemetery. Miss Lydia Dietz of Chicago is the house guest of her sisterâ€"inâ€"law Mrs. Paul M. Dietz of Deerfleld road this week. . Mrs. Emil Giss and son, Kenneth, returned on Sunday from Edinburg, Texas, where they had spent the winter. lr.Giuhoo-h.?!n- the south about the first June. The Lincoln Pettis family is exâ€" pected home from Weslaco, Texas, about the same time. Mr. and Mrs. Raiph Wickersham and Mr. and Mrs, Charles Murric returned on Sunday from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Scott, parâ€" ents of Mrs. Wickersham and Mrs. Murric, in Estherville, Iowa. Misses Ethel Titus and Irene Evâ€" enson spent their vacation in Washâ€" ington, D.C. s Ti pric prcied Ned eP ty a‘-&-un*- * PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY > #HE PRESs Other dealors are also offering liberal terms on clectric refrigerators, For that Sunday evening supper stop in andâ€"get some of our homeâ€" made mayonnaise or German style potato salad. Moraine Grocery and Market. & The Arthur Goelitz family reâ€" turned home Saturday from a three weeks trailer trip through the south. Fred Mau of Bannockburn anâ€" nounces the engagement of his daughter, Helen, to William Lorton of Rogers Park. The wedding will take place in June. Kitten Ball Practice Starts The Duffy and Duffy kitten ball practice will start at the Lincoln school, next Monday evening. . All interested are asked to meet there at 6:30 that evening. Mrs. S. M. Gooder and two daughâ€" ters, Marilyn and Betsy, left on Wednesday for a trip to‘California. Harold Seiler returned home from Cannon Falls, Minn., on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin P. Easton and Miss Virginia of Waukegan road were Sunday guests at the Elâ€" mer Easton home in Downers Grove. â€"Mrs. Emil Giss and son, Kenneth, returned to their home on Central avenue on Sunday after spending the winter in Edinburgh, Texas. The monthly meeting of the Presâ€" byterian Dramatic club was held in the social room"of the church on Tuesday. Miss Flora Tripp of Downers Grove was a luncheon guest of Mrs. Edwin â€"Easton on Tuesday. of the death of Albert Willman, who passed away on Friday. Services were held on Monday and burial was in Iowa. Surviving are his widow, two sons and two daughters. Mr. Willman, whose boyhood home was in Deerfield was the last memâ€" ber of his family to ‘pass on. He was a brother of E. H. Willman and John Willman, who preeded him in death a number of years ago. Mr. Willman‘s interest in Deerfleld was shown in the fact that although he had gone from here many years ago, he subscribed to the Press to keep in touch with local happenings. Word comes from Hawkeys, lowa, YOU MUST HAVE FOR FULL 1937 VALUE 1. iceâ€"asiLITY 2. STORAGEâ€"ABILITY 3. PROTECTâ€"ABILITY 4. DEPENDâ€"ABILITY 51 South St. Johns Avenue â€" Tel. Highland Park 2900 YOU‘LL SEE PROOF, TOO, OF ALL 5 BASIC SERVICES Instantly releases all ice trays cubes! New 9â€"Way Adjustable Interior Keeps food safer, . 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