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PAGE FOUR THE HICHLAND PARK PRESS n fite Bubscription Price, $1.50 per year Tielly Whare un aiminies tharks is Pabiitheds will 6r chareed at reguier Amigion tharecle ‘webiithet: wnll bo ehaseed 5 n hiene it meie isE Wednesday noon to insure apprarance in current issue. ‘As you probably know our community is interested in the possibiliâ€" ties of having a Community House. What briefly is a Community House? It is a building opén under leadership, with an organized recreation proâ€" gram which attracts all people in the community; especially the nonâ€" school members of said community. The.prime duty of the directors of this building is to provide self organized groups an opportunity for exâ€" pression in the various types of activities that they want. * Last year 1,347 community houses were reported in 321 cities of the United States. Fortyâ€"cight cities during the past two years built commuâ€" nity houses and auditoriums with PWA grants; and there were undoubtâ€" edly a number more built under private auspices. _ Recent types and trends of community houses: Shawnee, Oklahoma, recently built a combination auditoriumâ€"gymnasium; it included also an assemblyâ€"social room, a kitchen, and several clubrooms for small group activities. Los Angeles has opened four ofâ€"this type recently. Highland Park, Michigan is now will include a gymnasium, showers, reation department office. Lexington, Kentucky has rebuilt a beautiful old home and also has built to it an addition to house the auditorium and gymnasium facilities. Scranton, Pa., has a new fieldâ€"house which in addition to the gymnasium and lockers includes several small clubâ€"rooms. Fremont, Nebraska has a new community center which houses the city offices, committee rooms, dance floor, boxing and wrestling rooms and a gymmlum. A center in Oklahoma City include§ a little theater of 410 seats. Decatur, Illinois has increased its community centers from 5 to 17 in the past two years and Sioux City, Towa, during the same period, has increased its centers from 9 to 24. Schools are used largely in the above two cities. â€" Another thought is that facilities provided im these various community centers were not uniform. Each community has greater need for certain facilities and therefore provides for them. a Therefore it can be seen that spreading over the entire country Many Improvements Being Made Here â€" In Business Houses Severalâ€" of Highland Park‘s busiâ€" ness houses are undergoing remodâ€" eling or redecorating programs. I. H. Nemeroff, jeweler, has installed new equipment to his optometry deâ€" partment and refurnished his entire store. Let us here in Highland Park think wisely as to what facilities ought be provided in our proposed community house. © The Blue Goose Food Shop reâ€" cently enlarged their display space. During the past week the Conâ€" sumers store has been redecorated, both interior and exterior, making it more attractive. Today the National Tea company will be closed to undergo a revampâ€" ing of their store in order to more efficiently handle the checking of groceries, and to be able to give betâ€" ter service to its customers. EARLY BIRD HOURâ€"6:30 P.M. TO 7:00 P. M ADMISSION â€" Every Day Except Saturday and Sunday â€" ADMISSION 25c Thursday â€" Friday MINIATURE, "Pacific Paradise Saturdayâ€"(Matinee, 2 to 4, and Evening) with Johnny Downs, Eleanor Whitney, Lynne Overman, Terry Walker, Benny Baker, El Brendel, Helen Flint * TREASURE CHEST, "Ornamental Swimming" LOONEY TUNE, "Get Rich Porky" _ _‘ :â€" :; ____ KEN MURRAY, "Doctor Cupid" Sundayâ€"Mondayâ€"Tuesday (Sunday continuous, 2.to 11) November 7â€"8â€"9 Wednesdayâ€"Thursday OUR GANG, "Fishy Tales LOONEY TUNE, "Porky‘s Railroad" ____;:â€" : ___ SYI Saturdayâ€"Sundayâ€"Monday Next Week, "RIDING ON AIR," "TOPPER," "SATURDAY‘s HEROES." Coming, "PRISONER OF ZENDA."."VARITY SHOW,* "SOULé AT sRA." The Jewel Tea company, which is ith Bobby Breen, Basil Rathbone, Marion Claire, Henry Armetta, * yl,«m Errol, Donald Meek, and Ralph'?‘odn- with Gene Raymond, Harriet Hilliard, Joe Penner, Parkyakarkus, 2106 272 E. Deerpath Ave., Lake Forest COMMUNITY CENTERS HERE AND THERE oc e n on manee 2 io tuler. "Foss should reach tns tdier by also Lionel Barrymore, Melvyn Douglas, Charley Grapewin Victor Moore, Helen Broderick, Billy Gilbert, Ann Miller THE CHICAGO SUBURBAN QUALITY GROUP "CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS" Adults After 7:00 P. M. Regular Prices Adults 35 Cents % Children 10 Cents with Freddy Bartholomew and Spencer Trac Mickey Rooney, Oscar O‘Shem HAMONâ€"ISING CARTOON, "Bosko and the Cannibals." LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWs "DOUBLE OR NOTHING» with Bing Crosby and Marths Raye "LIFE OF THE PARTY»" “‘...-U‘“l‘l'.‘r_lw-â€" "BLONDE TROUBLE® "MAKE A WISH" TERRY TOON, "Paper Hangers" 6e w ue uon Glopes s ; COMBDY, "Broadway Highlights" LATEST METROTONE NEWS GOMPLETFILY Children AIR CONDITIONED fi"' J l-l I;Rfl- JASON, "Littlest Diplomat® LATEST PATHE NEWS the Community House idea is rapidly a nak u.ls "Aemn B erecting a community center. which lockers, two clubâ€"rooms and a recâ€" is rapidly completing its quarters on Central avenue, for the opening date, which will be in the very near futures a new enterprise in Highland Park, These and . possibly numerous other improvements which have not come to our attention, are just some of the things which prove Highland Park to be a progressive city. Pubâ€" lic demands in a rapid growing comâ€" munity tend to create a progressive spirit. Mr. Pearl has recently remodeled the interfor of the Pearl theater building and rebuilt the canopy over the side walk with an attractive Neon sign, preparatory to the openâ€" ing of the theater in a short time. Seek Damages For Fall In Highwood Betty Yohannan of Highwood has filed suit for $10,000 against the § cents per single copy November 13â€"14â€"15 November 10â€"11 November 4â€"5 10c November 6 2106 National Tes company store in Highwood, with Attorney J. A. Milâ€" ler of Waukegan. The complainant avers that she was injured in a fall in their store on August.26th when -t:':m to purchase some foodâ€" st Sisterhood To Hear Dr. Onderdonk Nov. 15 Dr. Francis Onderdonk will be the guest speaker at the meeting of the North Shore Congregation Isâ€" rael Sisterhood which will be held on Monday, Nov. 15. Dr. Onderâ€" donk has chosen as his subject "From World War To World Comâ€" munity" and will illustrate his lecâ€" ture with slides. Dr. Onderdonk, who is a gifted and dynamic speakâ€" er, is executive secretary of the "Peace Mobile"â€"an organization which has been formed to promote P dissemination of peace, which is exâ€" pressed by their speakers in both oral and illustrated forms. Dr. Onâ€" derdonk has spoken in Chicagoland on the t, and has been enâ€" cbuhitmc:'eeemd by his audiâ€" L. F. Bank Celebrates Its 30th Birthday The First National Bank of Lake Forest celebrated its thirtieth birthâ€" day Sunday. Organized on Oct, 31, 1907, the community‘s only bank has operated continuously, ‘without corporate change, since that time. Starting with a capital of $50,000 and deâ€" posits of less than $100,000, the inâ€" stitution now reports capital, surâ€" plus, and reserves of more than $500,000 and deposits of more than $6,500,000. . 5J â€" . Frank W. Read was the first cashâ€" ier and managing officer of the Lake Forest bank. Today, as president, he is still its managing officer, asâ€" sisted by P. H. Speidel, vice presiâ€" dent; William Harding, cashier, and a force of 19 employes. Fs. i GRAND OPENING LARD JELLâ€"O PI Tomato Juice A~: CRABMEAT D «us BLUE ROSE RICE Salad Dressing OUR BREAKFAST Coffee ~=~~* 3 ~ 49° PORK & BEANS Campbell‘s 3:19©¢ RED CROSS :.« 3 / 10¢ National Maid Donuts 3 «* 29¢ Cranberry Sauce °* 2 !"~~ 2 5§5¢ CORN FLAKES Kellogg‘s ®#»,"} CrabappleJelly Preserves A~*‘ MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE > 27 COFFEE Hill‘s Bros. = 27° American Home 16â€"02. erves All Varieties jar Except Strawberry and Raspberry HILL‘S BROS. COFFEE 2b. on 49« Corn Flakes or 3 13â€"02 Post Toasties * plkg: Swift‘s Silverleaf THB PRESS3 . qy 0_ C / (emns~ " e American 13}4â€"0z. Home can Three 64 â€"0r ‘ Diamonds can â€" * â€"â€"HCL National "» 12â€"02. Fort _ 13â€"0%. Amer. quart Home jar Spray 4= cans @ J ic November 1, 1917 Frederick Roemele, committed suiâ€" cide by asphyxiation, Tuesday night. . . . A new postage rate of 3 cents an ounce or fraction thereof on letâ€" ters and other first class matter, except drop letters will go into efâ€" fect tomorrow, . . . the marriage of Miss Catherine Isabell Meade and Mr. John Wallace Rader took place last week in Jefferson City, Mo. . . . John Kress and Virgil Selig of Deerâ€" field were the guests of Edward Therrien of Highland Park, Sunday. . . . Nafe Larson who underwent an operation for appendicitis at the Evanston hospital, two weeks ago returned home Sunday. . . . Mr. and Mrs. McKinley of Highwood are anâ€" nouncing the birth of a son, born October 27th. . . . Mr. and Mrs. William Witter ‘annoume the engagement of their ‘daughter Anna Marie to H. A. Marâ€" tin, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Martin. 1Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Barufi of Highâ€" wood are the proud parents of a Alice Artice, aged six and one half years, suffered fracture of her right collar bone when struck by a car on Bloom st., Monday evening. . . . Mrs. Frank Garrity passed away Thursday morning following complications resulting from an opâ€" eration a week previous t Lke View hospital. . . . The Quality Cut Rate Meat Market of Highwood anâ€" nonuces its formal opening Saturday. . .. Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Tjaden of Sunnyside ave., are the happy parâ€" ents of a daughter; born Oct. 30th. 1!** 20c at progressive Highland Park through the files of The Press. LOOKING BACKWARD Z lbs. 25‘ TWENTY YEARS AGO tumb. * 10c AMERICAN HOME California Yellow Cling Ib. bulk TEN YEARS AGO November 3, 1927 24c 29c 15¢ )c PURE CANE SUGAR 10â€"ibs. in cloth bag 53¢ mss n n n n o on on n n jz HAZEL ALL PURPOSE J SILVER CRYSTAL PURE BEET SUG AMERICAN HOME Peaches 3 T omatoes : (Limit 3 cans) Opens FRIDAY National SS Market 500â€"502 Central Avenue son born October 18th at Lake Forâ€" nounces the marriage of her daughâ€" ter Artemeze .to Mr. William B. Rogers of Barwell, Ky. . . . Miss Gladys Larson entertained twenty guests at a Hallowe‘en party, Satâ€" urday evening at her home on W. Park ave. . . . Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Ashman of Winnetka who have just completed a new home.in the woods east of Deerfield Grammar school will move to Deerfield, soon. Fire Damages Two Homes Over Week End A two story house at 1202 Prairie avenue, Highwood, owned by Papi Raggini, was damaged by fire Sunâ€" day morning, caused by sparks from the chimney. The estimated damage was about $500 to the house and $50 to the contents. Issue Permit For Apartmentâ€"Store Bldg. In Ravinia A candle burning in a pumpkin in the window of a home at 123 Bevâ€" erly place, Saturday evening, set fire to the curtains, damaging the house to about $75 and the contents to about $100. The home which is owned ‘by Dr. Cleveland of Glencoe il' occupied by the Tio Palmer famâ€" y. During the past week, the fire deâ€" partment responded to 11 grass fires, due largely to carelessness. A permit for a $120,000 apartâ€" ment house and store building to be built in Ravinia was issued last week, the Highland Park building department announced. Esther Holznagel, 1 N. LaSalle street, Chicago, to whom the permit was issued, declared that the strucâ€" ture will be located on the vacant lot at the intersection of Roger Wilâ€" liams avenue and Judson avenue. Housing seven stores and 20 rices CRISCOpue ul, 3 2. 49¢ Olivâ€"ilo Ki"k"c::nr:vucr 6 * 29¢ TOMATO JUICE **â€" 10c SAUER KRAUT 3 * 25¢ Prepored Spaghetti A*=*: 2 ‘**~17¢ PUMPKIN Apericas â€" 3 !*> 25¢ PUMPKIN e CATSUP Americ«= 14â€"08. P ebny ho h 11 29 Amer. Family Flakes 2 Amer. Family Soap 10 CLEAN QUICK So=» 2 2%â€" rmso . ""**Z=«â€" CHiPsO " 7i# Fels Naptha Soap 10 ** Kitchen Kienzor â€" 4 Marion Claire To Sing In Waukegan ¢ot of Libertyville is the contractot. Miss Marion Claire; famons opera star, radio star, ufi:urkhnw and concert singer, appear. at Waukegan, November 3, in a conâ€" cert under the auspices of the Wauâ€" kegan Orchestra and Choral society. The concert will be held at the Wauâ€" kegan high school gymnasium and will begin at 8:15 p.m. apartments, the building will be three stories in height and will be of brick construction. ‘Turner Wilâ€" Miss Claire‘s husband, Mr. Henry Weber, musical director of Radio Station WGN, and a director of the Chicago Civic Opera, will accompany Miss Claire during the performance. Miss Claire, as you know is a Lake county resident, making her home in Lake Bluff. This concert will be in the nature of a homecoming event for Miss Claire and it is expected that a large audience will be there to welcome her. ‘The Mother‘s club of the Y.W.C.A. will meet Tuesday evening, Nov. 9, at 8:00 o‘clock in the association headquarters. Camay, Lifebuoy, & med. Tel. H. P. 2967 Dr. Jim Butterworth ~~â€"_ Veterinarian By Special Appointment to Their Majesties the Dog & Cat | 2810 W. Park Ave. Mother‘s Club Meets Easier Shopping NOVEMBER _ cans 31â€"08. can HIGHLAND PARK 23 14 â€"o=. bottle 2% â€"lb. 21â€"02. ‘*** 10¢ 10¢ 10¢ 29¢ 39¢ 27¢ 39¢ 39¢ 39¢