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SCHOOL PARTY The annual benefit card party for the Deerfleld Grammar school is beâ€" ing held.on Friday, November 5, at 2:30 p.m., in the school gymnasium, under the sponsorship of the Deerâ€" field Grammar School Parentâ€"Teachâ€" er Association. There will be indiâ€" vidual table prizes and additional door prizes and the charge is very nominal. Mrs. Charles Pope is genâ€" eral chairman. . P.~T. 4. POSTPONED The topic for the November meetâ€" ing will be "The Parent‘s Part in Developing the Child‘s Reading," in observance of National Book Week. The theme of all meetings throughâ€" out the year is "Adequate Parentâ€" hood." Mrs. G. R. Bailey, program chairman, will announce the speakâ€" er later. The Deerfield Grammar School Parent ‘Teacher Association will meet on Friday afternoon, Nov. 19, instead of the usual date, because there will be no school on November 12. Faculty members will attend a meeting of the North Shore Division of the Illinois State Teachers‘ asâ€" sociation on November 12. DEERFIELD LOCALS CATHOLIC CARD PARTY Mrs. Elmer Clavey has returned from the Highland Park hospital and is recuperating from her reâ€" cent automobile accident at her home. The scarlet fever quarantine for her son, Jack, was lifted yesterâ€" day. Mrs. W. A. Whiting and daughter, Mildred, of Chicago, visâ€" ited Mrs. Clavey at the hospital on Stanley Ragnar Frederickson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Frederickâ€" son of Highland Park was baptized on October 20 at the home of his msâ€" ternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Reeb of Springfield, with Rev. F. G. Piepenbrok officiating. Sponâ€" sors were John Reeb Jr. and Miss Marie Freiman. The baby was born last November 1. The young people of the Holy Cross church have planned a card and bunco party for this evening, (Nov. 4) in the parish hall. With the additional space in the three school rooms a larger group can. be handled easily. There will be enterâ€" tainment and many prizes. The proâ€" ceeds of the party will be for the benefit of the fuel fund. Deerfield Stagers are busy reâ€" hearsing for their first play of the season, "The Bat," which they will present on Friday evening, Nov. 12, in the Deerfleld Grantmar school gymnasium, under the direction of Kenneth Hunter. This dramatic group plans three plays, for which season tickets have been sold. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Triphahn of Ravenswood celebrated their eighâ€" teenth wedding anniversary on Satâ€" urday evening at a party given at the B. H. Kress home on Hazel aveâ€" nue. The house was decorated in keeping with Hallowe‘en.â€" Thirty guests from Deerfleld, Libertyville, Highland Park and Chicago enjoyed dancing and a delicious dinner. As a momento of the occasion the guests of honor received some lovely gifts,".. ~ + daughter, ited Mrs. Friday. Mr. a: Calmar, | the home William â€" Mr. and Mrs. Mic Calmar, Iowa, have b the home of Mrs. Gra William Haggie of El The Five Hundred monthly _ luncheon o (yesterday) at the | Julius Johnson of Cer ome. © acar‘et fever quarantine | ho ' NS _ onl for her son, Jack, was lifted ycstcr-; n m ie i * ‘5 12 9 59; day. _ Mrs. W. A. Whiting and | M R Aig:. _ $ i a daughter, Mildred, of Chicago, visâ€"| . ¢ ‘fiv o E‘_ gg oo ited Mrs. Clavey at the hospital on | y A [ x V l A & B yar ~ g Sik * F ds Friday. | a x | * M aaal . t uy * / * Mr. and Mrs. Michael Graf of j‘ A 6 $ 3 _::"' ‘é,; R P 3 Calmar, Iowa, have been visiting at , ,w % P P * “k s & ‘ ; in t 3 the home of Mrs. Graf‘s sister, Mrs. e 3 Tok * A ," C W e #5 w 3 b) * . hi 2 William Haggie of Elm street. L y s fi) . j ‘ § |. PP «in [A i w Fa C 2 The Five Hundred club held its N § > m oA 6 m NR id E;‘_ ‘;f‘f‘** % ) monthly luncheon on â€" Wednesday 4 as ? ie * h P “ wl 1 C m g (yesterday) at the home of Mrs. :m t ‘ % * f ,’{g| §o wwb d & WHEUE . mt a .};, Julius Johnson of Central avenue. | 4e wl j i l * w gmmt 46 i Loe 3 £ ,'/;' The C. W. Getty house on Westâ€" }% F f‘f w ‘ i â€" n d f P ' gate Road has been leased by Mr. f 3 ;g F flx ‘?}'I,‘ F : % ' 4 and Mrs. F. H. M. Ujrey. Â¥ . , a ‘ N [ f _ # 3 i J Mrs. Eugene Ender left on Monâ€" 6. 3 1 % 1 E]E t ,s§ A #% day for an extended visit at the . "Z? ho j 117 ‘) & $ R home of Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Dondanâ€"| 3 3 j 8 | 11 [ . Â¥ "@ams ; ville in Moline, IIl. | . z,; 1 H Miss Jean Pettis is living at lh(-‘ se * "% I i Alpha Phi sorority house on the e nemrvinenemensioues. ic tm encetenn * campus of the University of Ariznna\ 1. ‘‘Take my advice and make a bee line for the 2. ‘Packaerd‘s crammed more real im 3. "lg'lootnhwp_,otyw'l‘lmisuhlhnnewsvix 4. ‘MIM: wh-fi'm”’&n in Tucson, Packard space as soon as you get to the Show! You‘ll _ provements into those cars than you‘ll lndpE;fihl fumbmn Plc‘khardn. ;'bey .:; pcy:::nu run oe:}tyllin doll-n yi:..mAndl Mrs. . Robert Greenslade "““”"'[ find two brandâ€"new cars that will give you the thrill ‘see over a fiveâ€"year period! There‘s an _ stepj up the w of both the Six llll“.’ Ts W T l a your tained the Contract club at luncheon of a lifetimeâ€"the new Packard g‘u and the new _ entirely new rear suspension, a new type . Eight by seven inches! Are they the big, streamâ€" plan to kee Packard ville in Moline, Ill. Miss Jean Pettis is living at the Alpha Phi sorority house on the campus of the University of Arizona in Tucson. â€" Mrs. . Robert Greenslade enterâ€" tained the Contract ;Ph at luncheon last Thursday at the Indian Trail tearoom in Winnetka. Mrs. Robert Pettis will be hostess to the ctub next Thursday at Glengables teaâ€" room in Glencoe. ‘The Holy Cross Bowling league got off to a flying start last Thursâ€" day evening in Highland Park. Jack Klemp took the individual honors for the evening with the only score of 200. This week the league met Monday evening because of the party being held this evening at the parish hall. Next week the bowlers will continue their Thursday eveâ€" ning meetings. PAGE TEN On Sunday, Oct. 24, Arthur Seiâ€" ferle was taking a walk with his aunt. He noticed something in a tree. His aunt thought it was a bird house. Arthur insisted on climbing The Just Sew club met last Tuesâ€" day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Malcoim Charleston in Evanston. Mrs. Alice Brand Clark will be the next hostess. Quality Cleaners Phone H. P. 178 RELIABLE LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING CO. t the of Ce letty | : been rael Graf en visiting ‘s sister, M n street. club held the tree and discovered an eight foot mfi:aflhwfi;fi.m: tor. It flown % huhldodhlu?uu Arâ€" thur Goelits home in Brier Hill road. The owner‘s name was in the plane and Arthur promptly notified him that the plane had been found. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Kronn Jr. and children of Rosemary terrace and Mrs. Kronn‘s sister, Miss Harâ€" riet Stevens, went to Grand Juneâ€" tion, Iowa, on Saturday to attend tbh: funeral of an uncle, Albert vis. Rev. Earl J, Bruso, minister of the Bethichem Evangelical church, will be the guest speaker at the Farther With Christ Mission at the Salem Evangelical church, Barringâ€" ton, on Monday and Tuesday eveâ€" nings, Nov. 8 and 9. The Deerfield ministers are the guests of the Y.W,C.A. for lunch today. Plans for the religious vesâ€" per services of the season are to be discussed. The wives of the minisâ€" ters and one additional member of the congregation are to be guests also. + The Fireside club for young marâ€" ried people of Bethichem Evangeliâ€" eal church is to be entertained in the church parlors November 18th by Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Rose of Highland Park. Mrs. George Engstrom of Central avenue was the luncheon guest of Mrs. Anthony Mercurio in Chicago on Thursday, followed by attending "Forever Yours" at the Playhouse. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence McDerâ€" mott are. occupying the Bakstad house in Bannockburn. The McDerâ€" motts moved receritly from the Robâ€" ert Yoe Williams house on Westgate road. The latter house is now occuâ€" pied by the E. W. Girtons. _ Miss Helen Zeltner of LaPorte, Ind., was a Sunday guest at the B. H. Kress home. Mr. France Hempstead of North Waukegan road is confined to his home because of a broken arm reâ€" ceived in a fall several weeks ago.. Dr. Walter B. Metcalf has been ill at his home on County Line road. Mr. George Karch had as his guest last Tuesday, his brother, Mr. Walter Karch of Chicago. The formâ€" er has been confined to his home beâ€" cause of illness. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clavey, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clavey and. Mr. and Mrs. James Kilroy attended the Marquette .Santa Clara football game on Saturday at Soldiers Field. Following the game they â€" were Mr, A. C. C. Timm was returned to the Highland Park hospital last week. Mr. Timm has had quite a siege of illness the past year. It is hoped that he will be at home for the celebration of his 74th birthday anniversary on November 18. 106 S. 1st St., Highland Park Packard Eight." Mn-hfifl-â€".’uvd& Brooks in Niles. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Palmer of Central avenue had as their guests last week, Mr. Palmer‘s uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hassert of Fort Wayne, Ind. _ _ The infant son of Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Worth of North Chestnut street was christened, Robert Aloyâ€" sius, on Sunday, Oct. 24, at the Holy Cross church, with Rev. J. V. Murâ€" phy officiating. Mrs. Joseph Wachâ€" holder (Evelyn Kent) was the godâ€" mother and Mr. A. W. Diets of Spring Lake, Minn., was the godâ€" father. Mrs. Worth‘s mother, Mrs. Willis Ames, and Mr. Kenneth Ames of ?zing Lake, Minn,, came down for event. Miss Gayle Bornemann, a former nurse in the Deerfield Grammar school, has been recommended by the local village board for a position as registered nurse for a large corâ€" poration in Trona, Calif. Mrs. John Anfruns will entertain St. Paul‘s Guild on Friday (tomorâ€" row) at her new home on Central avenue. The Altar and Rosary society of the Holy Cross church will meet toâ€" morrow evening in the new school building. Mrs. James Kilroy entertained her Wednesday bridge club last week. Mrs. Roy Clavey was hostess to the group yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mercurio were the dinner guests of their couâ€" sins, Mr. and Mrs. Carme Gentile in Chicago on Wednesday evening. ‘ Sunday dinner guésts at the Philip Mirabella home on South Waukegan road were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gentile and son, Joseph Jr. (Buddy), and Mrs. John Doretti of Chicago. Joar Sturtevant, daughter of the F. M.’Sturwnnn of Beverly place, celebrated her eighth birthday anâ€" niversary on .Monday,evening at a family dinner. _ Miss Julia Henry of North Chestâ€" nut street spent the weekâ€"end with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Arnold in Arlington Heights. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Giss moved on Saturday from the R. M. Vant apartment to the bungalow on Somâ€" erset avenue which they purchased from Harry Green of Weslaco, Tex. The Dan Hunt family spent Friâ€" day evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bolander in Glenview. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Brand have moved from Highland Park to their home on Brand lane, which has been occupied for the past six months by Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Wortham, who have moved to Chicago. A farewell party was given for Miss Josephine Woodman byb’D‘:m Circle Three of the Pres! "Whats new and exciting at the Auto Show 7 1/ answer you in one word â€"PACKARD! l."lo&-‘;;eru-d-n&:-l Iyn» provements into those cars see over a fiveâ€"year p'bd'l'hn!:“n Iimeriy nteahe t ahs unfio.mbod’ylh-.’. see over a fiveâ€"y entirely new rear of allâ€"steel bod mdh.mbu!y TKE PRESS church on Friday. Miss Woodman and her sister, Mrs. Belle Kist are leaving this week to spend the winâ€" ter in Ozona, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Merner and son, Milton, spent the weekâ€"end with their other son, Richard, at Chamâ€" wlu.uthUMdnh- Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cooksy, with Mrs. Henry Juhrend of Highâ€" land Park, visited Mrs.. Mary Beardsley in Northbrook last Tuesâ€" day. â€"It was Mrs. Beardsley‘s birthâ€" day anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. William Lichter of North Chestnut street, entertained at a Hallowe‘en party on Saturday evening. Arnold Frants entertained the members of his church school class at a Hallowe‘en party on Friday evening at his home on Todd court. Mr, and Mrs. Donald Easton were hosts at a Hallowe‘en party on Sunâ€" day evening at their home on Forest avenue. Mrs. John Strong had as her house guests this past week, Mrs. Evelyn Weikle of Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. Hattie Bach, mother of Mrs. Ross Sherman of Osterman avenue, has gone to Foley, Ala., to spend the winter with another daughter, Mrs. Pearl Mueller. The Deerfield Chapter of the Eastern Star is meetingâ€"this evening at the Masonic Temple for the anâ€" nual election of officers. The Deerfield Village board will hold its monthly meeting on Tuesâ€" day, Nov. 9, at 7:30 p.m., in the village offices in the Masonic Temâ€" ple. Why not be a contributor to this column as well as an interested reader? Telephone or write your contributions . to the local editor, Mrs. R. E. Pettis, at Deerfleld 485. News should reach this office before Tuesday noon. Monday is the preâ€" ferable day to call. . Miss Katherine Gonnerman of St. Joseph, Mich., and Miss Gwendolyn Dysart of Chicago were Sunday guests of Mrs. Mildred Love Gunâ€" ckel. . Your Typewriter Man Larson‘s Stationery Store Highland Park 567 REPAIRS â€" RENTALS â€" SAL E. K. CATTON CALL Ebyiui'wm]ii they the big, streamâ€" Mr. and Mrs. Henry O‘Rourke of Chicago spent Friday at the Wilâ€" liam Johnston home. Attendance at the new Holy Cross parochial school has increased to 50 and a greater increase is anticiâ€" pated. Another Sister will be added to the faculty this month, making a total of three teachers. Mrs. Harry Clavey and her niece, Miss Dorothy Scheskie, attended the Waukegan Newsâ€"Sun cooking school last Friday. Mrs. Trills ~Stillman, who has spent the past several months with a daughter in Buffalo, N.Y., is now the house guest of her daughter, Mrs. Milton O. Olson of West Deerâ€" field Rd. Mrs. George Engstrom was hostâ€" ess to members of her sewing club yesterday afternoon. â€" Mrs. Roy Clavey attended the fuâ€" neral of her cousin, Mrs. Moxey in Aurora on Monday. ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY VJ# â€"~â€"â€" aA£ new telephone directory goes to press soon! so that your name, address and telephone number will appear in this new directory. The first place your friends or business associates will go to get in touch with you is to this teleâ€" phone directory. THE next Local Telephone Directory goes to press soon. Have your telephone service installed at once Here‘s the 1938 Packard news in a nutâ€"shell 4. Both Packard Six and Packâ€" ard Eight seven full inches longer in wheelbase . . . much wider bodies . . . bigger trunks. :Num“b:y‘: research withagreat University. 3. Entirely new type of rear suspensionâ€"Packard‘s excluâ€" sively. Makes possible gentlest and safest ride ever built into A BE TBE MAM w EO OW N: ons Phone Highland Park 3434 In Highland Park call 9981 or stop at 17 S. St. Johns Ave. YOUR NAME SHOULD BE IN iT 1938 PACKARD SIX & BIGHIT , so I‘ll be money ahead in the end." THURSDAY, Mrs. Asberry Easter of. Hazel Ave., assisted by Mrs. M. Brenne, entertmined a work group of the Deerfleld Grammar school on Monâ€" day evening at the Easter home. Mrs. W. A. Tennermann attended an executive meeting of the Tenth District of the American Legion Auxiliary, on Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Archie Bowen in Lake Bluff. Mrs. Tennermann is Chapâ€" lain of the Tenth District. Mr. and Mrs. Milton O. Olson are entertaining the officers and teachâ€" ers of the Presbyterian Church school this evening at their home on West Deerfleld Road. Both the hosts are teachers in the Church school. 4. A Chassis that needs lubriâ€" cation only twice a yearâ€"and 5. New, more beautiful treatâ€" ment of the famous Packard car in style, not for just a seaâ€" son, but for years. By all means, see these new antâ€"don‘t miss driving one! 1409 Pleasant Ave. _ Phone: HP. 3612 ORRICO‘S GARDENS FLOWERS