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THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1987 Entered as Second Class Matter March 1, 1911, gt the Post Office at Highland Park, Ilinois lssued Thursday of cach week by the Udell Communications intended for publication must be of the paper oniy. uw&muflhdhmwflhfih ‘M“.“m..‘,_ Subscription Price, $1.50 per year Resolutions of condolence, cards of thanks, obituaries, notices of entertainments, or .other nitkits whive us Mum,“m“nm-u‘ "wetTs iet CRA N E KEEP US WARM NEXT Icm[susml WINTER" Brookfield or Sunlight Butter s 3 3¢ Native Sirloin Steak Milk Fed Veal Shoulder Roast s Boneless Rolled Veal Roast :. 22¢ KALA HAM FRYING CHICKENS KERBER‘S Kountry Kured Special For Thur., Fri. and Sat. 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CR A N E CRANME CO., 1724 Emerson S Bacon Squares STEWING CHICKENS KERBER‘S Kountry Kured Fresh 28¢ pound 19¢ . 35¢ Bridgeâ€"Luncheon Principia Alumnae Silver Tea Pretty Wedding A bridgeâ€"luncheon was given in honor of Mrs, Emily Hageman of Baltimore, â€" Md., on April 29th, at the home of her sisterâ€"inâ€"law, Mrs. Myrtle Weiss. Mrs. Hageman left for Chicago on Sunday where she will spend a week visiting her sisâ€" ter. On Friday, May 14th, from 8 to 6 o‘clock the Principia Alumnae group of the North Shore will give a silver tea at the home of Mrs. Alfred Pittman, 204 Davis street, Evanston, the proceeds of which will T irsaics io ts Frincigh ant on i in the Principia are corâ€" dially invited to attend. Mrs. C. L. Perkins of this city will be one of the hostesses. Is Held A luncheon is being given to the officers and directors of the Highâ€" land Park Woman‘s Club on Mon» day, May 10th, by the newly electâ€" ed president, Mrs. Herbert R. Smith, before the regular monthly meeting of the Board of Directors. At Luncheon The bride was lovely in a gown of white satin with a tulle veil fashâ€" ioned in cap effect, trimmed w.ix orange blossoms worn 58 years by ‘the bride‘s grandmother, Mrs. Henry Glos of Northbrook. ~She carried a shower bouquet of white tulips and fever few, â€" slow Sherer‘s home on Lake ave .. Dickie Thompson, son of Mr, & Mrs. James Thompson, entertai a few of his friends a .h“ orofhhnhthmh © The Misses Ethel Larson, Déra and Esther Krouger and Miss Anne Peters of Lake Forest left lakt week At eight o‘clock on Saturday eveâ€" ning, â€" May first, in St. . John‘s church, the marriage of Miss Grace Arlene Flint, daughter of MF. and Mrs. S. W. Flint of North Second St., and Mr. George Ludolph lm son of Mr. and Mrs. William : of Northbrook, took place. The imâ€" pressive ceremony was read by Rev. F. Piepenbrok of Deerfield. The church was beautifully decorated with palms, ferms and vericolored snap dragons. + Captain and Mrs. E. C. ‘Greiner of Fort Sheridan will entertain a party of friends next Wednesday for ‘General and Mrs. Merrill. Bob Caster of St. Johns avenue celebrated his seventh birthday anâ€" niversary Sunday by entertaining several of his young friends at a party. « t Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hawkins (Mabel Page) of Riverside, IlL, are the proud parents of a daughter, Geraldine Eleanor, born Thursday April 29, at the Highland Park hos« pital. _ Mr. Wallace E. Mma‘l‘mmu burg, N. Y., spent a week with his daughter, Mrs. Alâ€" bert O. Snite. . The Northwestern w MDMVM{G_ . Renâ€" Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Blanchard, Sr., of Walker avenue had as their guest over the week end, Waiter S. Drysdale, Jr., son of Colonel .and Mrs. W. S. Drysdale, Infantry, U. 8. Army. : Colonel Drysdale is in command of Spokane Barracks, in Washington. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. lmdlgo! Deerfield last Sunâ€" day â€"at the ighhnd Park hospiâ€" tal. ® Mrs. Charles Merritt and son Crawford of N. Linden avenue have sold their home to the Edward C. Wood family, formerly of E. Park avenue, The Merritts are now livâ€" ing in the Fry home at 224â€"N. Linâ€" den ave.‘ Her sister, Mrs. Alice Flint Theiâ€" mer of Chicago served as matron of honor and her cousin, Miss: Alite Kathryn Flint of Detroit, Mich., and Miss Margaret Esmiz of Highâ€" land Park served ms brides maids. Mrs. Theimer wore blue lace and carried pink carnations and snap dragons while the brides maids wore pink lace and carried lilaes and lavender snap dragons. ns {â€" M Mr. William Luts served (his brother as best man and the ushers were Mr. Victor Theimer of Chiâ€" cago and Mr. William Baune of Elâ€" A reception to the bridal ‘pParty and immediate families follow ceremony. After delici { ments Mr.. and Mrs. gzrft te left for a ‘honeymoon trig soutls.to New Orleans, Upon their return they will reside in Northbrook: 14 8. First St. Highland Park R. F. Brewer> Chairs Available for Al TKE PRESS end for a month‘s moter trip to Calâ€" ifornia. Mrs. Frank.D, Muiford of Chicaâ€" go has received word from the east of the birth of a daughter on April 22 to Mr. and Mrs. Johnâ€"Esser Dodâ€" son:‘ (Evelyn Mott). The ‘girl has a brother, John Esser Dodson, Jr. The Dodsons live in Bethichem, Pa. “luwmul.lultg.mou the passengers on Queen Mary w arrived from England this w She is living with her son and ‘aughterâ€"inâ€"law, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Kightly of 589 Homewood ave. Mr. Kightly last saw his mother in England 17 years ago. Mrs. Kenneth Kightly is the former Ruth Drake of this city. Miss Ruth R. Ewing has just reâ€" turned from an extended motor trip in California where she has been visiting particular friends among the educators connected with Stanâ€" ford and Southern California uniâ€" versities, and some of the wellâ€" HOW TO BECOME A MEMBER OF THE PALâ€"CLUB Absolutely No Money Required! among neighbors, friends, and relatives, All Girls and Boys, age 8 to 16, are invited to join the Palâ€"Club by enroiling at Headquarters. Onl: Girl from each family nl-'wrhhu‘;on:'nuun-.-hr. snall be :tflum&r’umndu must be de first to the parents, one of hois Shah heed the Spotmer "ioo * head ‘.fi‘{ o ui * Palâ€"Club _ 50 BIG AWARDS Visit our Flower Shop, Laurel Avenue, 1 block west of Depot, for the best in Cut Flowers and. Blooming Plants from the most inâ€" expensive to the most elaborate assortments. For loved ones far away, being the only avuthorized Representatives of the Postal Telegraph Co., we fill Orders by Wire to all parts of the civilized world, just call over telephone 3420. HEADQUARTERS BOYS! 25 thousand feet of Glass and 24 acres of Nursery devoted to Flowers and Plants for your garden. Everything you need to beautify your home grounds â€" Grass Seed, Fertilizer and Black Soil, and a free Information Bureau on anything you wish to know in regards to gardening. . ... .. * Again Telephone 3420. % . P. 143 Flowers For Mother‘s Day ROBERT W. PEASE "he .'.'.i"."d: d’m-'za-c.-ny' Palâ€"Club PHARMACisT In the Ring for over 42 Years Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Beere and Mrs. John Tether attended the funâ€" eral of Mrs. F. W. Sparks, Oakâ€" dale, Long Island, N. Y., on Wedâ€" nesday, April 28. Mrs. Sparks, who was a former resident of Highland Park, passed away April 25, folâ€" lowing a long iliness. She was the sister of Mrs. Beere and Mrs. Tethâ€" er. Mrs. Raymond Sheahen entertainâ€" ed the members of her bridge club Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Zabel of Louâ€" isville, Ky., spent a few days last week. with their son and daughterâ€" inâ€"law, Mr. and Mrs. T. L.‘ Zabel, Jr., and family of Broadview ave. known movie artists. She returned home via Phoenix and New Orieans. Mr. and Mrs. David G. Ewing and baby boy have gone recently to live in Philadelphia. The annual Mother and Daughter banquet of Bethany church is being planned for the last week in May. Join our Highland Park, 1. 10 Each Pal shall receive ten Helpâ€"Meâ€"Win Lucky Bucks at the time of enrollment. ‘I\.Pd-udn-bnddlbt-n. must fill in his name and number, and have his sponsor sign his own name and address. panies it with a 25e purchase, he not only lifies Girl member, but Tenlifes ib3 Glirl or Bofas a member, but ro. z?huinh.h.m’fic‘l tution and Byâ€"Laws, and to a copy of the Palâ€" There must be for cither o Lacky Bocks at PokCleb Headquariern: * To start you off in a big way we will give you 1000 LUCKY BUCKS A rummage,sale is being held toâ€" morrow (Friday) by Trinity Church Service League in the Parish House. Clothing suitable fos men, women and children, as well as numerous household articles will be offered for sale. The definite date of F be announced in sm ie We Missionary. -uv Woman‘s L/ of the First United Evangelical church will meet on Thursday, May 13, at 2:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs, Gus Leffert, 591 Glenview ave. The Plict «s J4 Hacthg. Waabh place at this "meeting. and friends are invited to this meetâ€" ing. Rummage Sale Our cold meats are the best money can buy. ‘Try them for your Sunâ€" day night supper, Moraine Grocery and Market. GIRLS! 1 poundâ€"purchase of MOTHER‘S DAY nbogt for each