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Fine Program At Community Service Deerpath Theatre Report For April "The Last of Mrs. Cheyney," opening Sunday, May 16, for a three day run at the Deerpath theatre, brings together for the first time the three stars who, singly, have recently contributed to the screen three of the year‘s most successful and outstanding pictures. _ . . Sideâ€"splitting comedy situations, thrilling adventures and a" swift succession of hilarious incidents feaâ€" ture "When‘s Your Birthday?" Joe E. Brown‘s new laughing success, which will be shown at the Deerâ€" path theatre Friday and Saturday, May 14 and 15. Everâ€"popular â€" Edward . Arnold comes to the screen again in a role similar to the ones he played in "Diamond Jim," "Meet Nerol Wolf" and "Come and Get It" in Paraâ€" mount‘s "John Mead‘s Woman," a powerful romance in which he is coâ€" starred with Francine Larrimore, and which will be shown Wednesday and Thursday, May 19 and 20, at the Deerpath theatre. Phoebe Hansen Wins Poster Contest Here THURSDAY, MAY 13, In the recent poster contest sponâ€" sored by the Highland Park and Deerfield American Legion auxilâ€" imries, Phoebe Hansen was winner of.firse prize, Frank Spalding won second prize and Marion Koller, third. All of the other eight conâ€" testants were awarded ribbons as honorable mention for their postâ€" ers. On Monday, : May 10, Phoebe Hansen entered her winning postâ€" er in the Tenth District contest» which was held in Waukegan. The winners of this contest were Anâ€" toine Falk, a sophomore at Lake Forest High school, William Milâ€" ler, Waukegan. The winner of the district contest will compete in the state contest in Springfield in Auâ€" gust. , Air Mail Poster Contest May 17â€"24 Chicago to Wiashington, D. C., and best air mail poster displayed at the convention of Illinois, Chapter 6, National Association of Postmasters to be held in Peoria, May 27, 28, 29. Honorable Harlee Branch, second asâ€" sistant postmaster general, â€"will goot the winner at his office in ashington. The Postmaster‘s Gaâ€" zette will be glad to print the winâ€" ner‘s story of the trip. f return to .the pupil submitting the ‘The second best poster will reâ€" ceive a cash award,â€"andâ€"the third winner will receive honorable menâ€" tion. All three posters will be sent to the Second Assistant Postmaster General at Washington, D. C. _ Rebekah Lodge To Observe Past Noble Grand Night _ Any information regarding this contest may be had by calling at this office. 3 Sheridan Rebekah Lodge No. 801 will hold Past Noble Grands‘ Night on Monday, May 17, 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple. There will also be a short memorial service followâ€" ing the meeting and refreshments will be served. Members are urged to attend. & will be served. Members are urged| . Following the routine business, to attend. â€" Donald E. Robertson, well known On Thursday night, May 20, the | world traveler and proprietor of the Highland Park lodge will serve a| Hearthstone tea room in Hubbard Mother and Daughter banquet in| Woods, gave a very interesting talk, Waukegan at the Odd Fellows hall, accompanied by an unusually beauâ€" Grand and Utica Sts. This will| tiful display of colored pictures of benefit the Highland Park lodge. |his recent trip in Mexico. The American Air Lines have ofâ€" red a complimentary ride from WIsCONSINDAIRY MART o2 833 WAUKEGAN ROAD WISCONSIN Home Cured Genuine Hickory SMOKED BACON , â€" lsc Miasd and whinad: 16 Ih © > WISCONSINâ€"Dutch Maid Butter per pound SUMMER SAUSAGE â€" ner Ib. _.,_k_..-....._32€ Sliced and rhined; 14 Ib. Gallon jugs .......30e Quarts ...........Me WHIPPING CREAM Quarts 50c â€" Pints...2&¢e â€" \»Pints...16¢ John J. Welch, Postmaster. SATURDAY and SUNDAY ====SPFECIALSLS==== Open 7:30 a.m. to 10:00 pam. Every Day MILK COFFEE CREAM Piece, per Ib. 33¢ Ravinia Men‘s Volley Ball EHfncoln Adult Dedminten Givep. linil: "Aiui Anotie "Onh k. Rdvuit Hiuzation ‘Council) .}“- and Conferences .). Class attendance ... _ At Grade . a MEy Ravinia flbfi esn Eim Place Girls Recreation ... West Ridge School Recreation ... Comegtaiy fomie Adtivities Con Includes Mectings, Talks, Special Highland Park is becoming more and more Community Recreation conscious. It is beginning to feel the real need for a Community Cenâ€" ter that can be the hub of recreation activity here. A Community Center with adequate gymnasium space for badminton, basketball, volleyball, dances; squash and handball courts; elubrooms, games rooms for many needed activities. Help your town get such a building. Community Twilight Softball League ‘The regular schedule of games for the Community Twiâ€"light Softâ€" ball league will start next Monday night at Lincoln park. Teams repreâ€" senting the Blackhawk club and the General Electric will start the seaâ€" son off on this date. On Tuesday night Fell‘s team will play Nield‘s and on Thursday night two more teams will play. There is still an oppostunity for several teams to enter the league. Anyone interested in entering a team may do so if the Heart Attack Fatal ‘To John H. Wollett entry is made before the end of next week. The league is sponsored by Community Service, Inc., coâ€"opâ€" erating with theâ€"Park Board of Highland Park. A completed schedâ€" ule will appear in the next issue of this paper. Fnr?r information may be had by calling Highland Park 858. ( _ _ «... During April 1937 _ At Schoot Community Centers: Adult Education: Johnâ€"Henry Wollett, 57, 704 Cenâ€" trar ave., passed away Tuesday at his home following a heart attack. He had lived in Highland Park for the past 20 years. Funeral services will be held this afternoon (Thursday) at two thirty o‘clock from Kelly‘s funeral home, with burial in Memorial Park cemâ€" Mr. Wollett"is survived by his wife, Augusta, and two brothers, William and Edward, of Cleveland, Ohio. 50 Members Present At C. of C. Meeting Fifty members of the Highland ‘Park Chamber of Commerce atâ€" tended the monthly dinner meetâ€" ing Tuesday evening at the Green Occasional Events: ‘Totals for April 1987 Sliced,. DEERFIELD No. of _ No. Mc 33¢ 110 19 182 18 10 Governor Horner Designates May 17â€"23 As Air Mail Week Gévernor Henry Horner has desâ€" ignated the week of May 17 to 23 as Air Mail Week for Illinois. The purpose is to arouse greater interest on the part of the public in the use of air mail through varâ€" jous means of publicity in eoâ€"opâ€" eration with post offices all over the country. Each post office will promote air mail during this week in some novel and striking way. _ The Highland Park post office announces that on Monday, May 17, weather permitting, one of the emâ€" ployees of the office, Mr. Joseph P. Ugolini, who holds a transport piâ€" lot‘s license, will fly over Highland Park, Qppiu a printed message urging everyone in our city to mail at least one letter air mail during this Air Mail Week starting May 17. These leaflets will contain the latest air mail schedules as worked out from Highland Park to principal cities. * As an additional‘ incentive for everyone to become acquainted with the speed and other advantages of mailing their létters air mail and urging their friends to correspond BLUE GOOSKEK COFFEE CHOCOLATE CREAMS . SWANSDOWN JELLâ€"O Freezing Mix . .. AIRMAIL BRAND LUSCIOUS ASSORTED PICKLED PEARS râ€" PRUNE PLUMS Grapefruit Marmalade . 4rs$1 TEMoNS CAKE FLOUR . . .. RALSTON‘S GRAPEFRUIT Libby‘s PEACHES xo# PEARS xo SHREDDED WHEAT . . . *â€"14c LEMONS 25c ASPARAGUS 4 bunches NAPEINS _ 3»P«¢> 25¢ French Fried POTATOES 225« Martin White Shoe Polish . 25c Does Not Rub Off CELERY Criep and tender stalks OxoL Bleacher & Deordorant F REE DELIVER Y Shop with Confidence at the Blue Goose + the Largest Independent Food Shop on the North Shore Specials for THURSDAY, FRIDAY and QQFURDAY 2!/ cans 2 25¢ 4 ... 29¢ 4 ... 25¢ with them by air mail, Postmaster Cobb :of Highland Park offers a prize to the one who reports the best time of an air mail letter from Highland Park to any city on the Atlantic coast and return, another for the best time from here to any town on the Gulf coast and reâ€" turn and a third to the one who reports the best time between Highâ€" land Park to a city on the Pacific coast and return. * To win, the letter must be mailed air mail from Highland Park durâ€" ing Air Mail Weekâ€"May 17 to 23, as shown by post mark on envelope; the return letter must also be mailâ€" ed air‘ mail during this same week from some city on the Atlantic, Gulf or Pacific coast, as indicated: by post mark, the return letter (from friend, relative, business firm or other correspondent) to contain the envelope of the letter to which it is an answer. The use of Special Deâ€" livery‘ Air Mail either or both ways is permissible. "Best time" will be figured from the hour on the postâ€"mark of letter mailed from Highland Park to the exact time the patron brings the return air mail letter to the stamp window at the Highland Park post office. Award of prizes will be anâ€" nounced in this paper the week folâ€" FOOD MART | aarnces 516 â€" 518 Central Avenue No. 2%/4 cans SPECIAL PENNY SALE ITEM 'l'ODDY,lfilb.ean.........%e Extra / Ib. can .......... 1¢ UNIVERSITY CLUB Gingerale â€" Root Beer â€" Lime . 2/ cans Rickey or Assorted Flavors * Large Bottles i M C “A_~__________25¢ 2!/, cans Alnrt uie d E4 0â€"Hiiiinnmm on n 4+ $ ) in it -; "" " Av‘; .HE:'.‘“ % T aif & d +Â¥e (plus bottle daposit) (Black 2 for 25¢) . A4w85¢c lowing. Special posters on display at the post office will temind you that it is Air Mail Week; but you are asked to watch for the airplane and shower of air mail schedules, Wilber Brotherton y Passes Away May 9 Notice has just been received of the death of ‘Wilber Brotherton, Jr., husband of Dorothy Bastin Brothâ€" erton, formerly of this city. Mrs. Brotherton is a daughter of the late Abbie D. Bastin, who taught for over thirty years in the Highland Park schools. Early Highland Parkers will reâ€" member that Mr. and Mrs. Brotherâ€" ton were married here in 1916 in the old Bastin home at the corner of Lincoln and St. Johns avenuesâ€" now the Robert Clark residence. Mr. Brotherton died Sunday, May 9, at the hospital in Ellensburg, Washington, following an operation for the removal of his gall bladder. During the first years of their married life the Brothertons lived in Michigan, but of recent years they have been in the far west. Mr. Broâ€" therton, who was a specialist in plant pathology and genetics, and had developed a diseaseâ€"resisting 2. 25c 243. Meat Specials Chase & Sanborn Po. TQc $1 $1 $1 Mickleberry‘s Sliced Bacon nasus 16e _ _ Summer Sausage u. 19¢ (Whole) 10 to 12 lb. average PROCTOR & GAMBLE SALE CAMAY SOAP ............. OX YDOL per package BRICK CHEESE u. 19i4¢ â€"~25:¢| POT ROAST ARMOUR‘S STAR 1 small bottle Perfume free. 23¢ NATIVE BEEF 3:. 29¢ Old Dutch Cleanser Those who met him during his Amany visits to Highland Park remember him as a man of force and intellectual power, but withal, lovable and unassuming. He was a devoted husband and father. 5â€"lb. Cuts us | 9%c lensburgâ€"*"Brotherton Seeds, Inc." It is a commentary on his rela« tion to the men he worked with that everyone of them offered his own blood for the several transfusions made in the last frantic effort to save the sick mitn‘s life. _ ~ Also his unquenchable bumor came to the surface in the most desperate moments of his illness. When he was roused enough to reâ€" alize he was having ‘a transfusion, he said: "I hope the blood you‘re giving me is a bit of Scotch and fighting Irish mixed." > us 25¢ Mr. Brotherton is survived by his wife and four children: Wilber Broâ€" therton, III., age 20; Harley Bart« lett Brotherton, age 18; Rowens Bastin Brotherton, age 13; and Dorâ€" othy Bastin Brotherton, age 10. Funeral services were held Tues= day at 1 p. m. at Ellensburg with Bishop Hustin of Seattle, Mr. Broâ€" therton‘s brotherâ€"inâ€"law, â€" officiatâ€" ing. WISCONSIN H. P. 4400 , was in the seed business in Klâ€" IFÂ¥ORY SOAP :3 rackaces CRISCO 3 mares 18C ‘ru ZSc â€"â€" tle 20c