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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1927 John Wilson Buried Jolhn Wilson, who has lived with his brother James, caretaker of the Deenfield Country club on Saunders road for the past several years, was killed when hit by an automoâ€" bile on Tuesday evening, November 16, as he walked on Rand road near Des Plaines. Funeral services were held in Des Plaines on Monday aftâ€" ernnon and interment was made in Ridgewood cemetery, on Milwaukee ave. He is survived by his brother, James Wilson and his mother, Mrs. Emily Wilson, age 85 years, who also lives at the James Wilson home. DEERFIELD LOCALS William Neville Dies William Neville, age 77, passed away at his home on Elm street, Deerfield, on Wednesday, November 18, after a short illness. Funeral services were held on Saturday aftâ€" ernoon at the Deerfield Presbyterian church with Dr. W. F. Weir officiatâ€" ing, and burial was in Mooney‘s cemetery on Ridge road in Highâ€" land Park. Mr. Neville was born at Watson, TIl., a son of Elisha and Eliza Anne Forth Neville on June 19, 1860. He was married to Miss Ann May Mills in Watson on April 28, 1881, and three years later they moved to Deâ€" Witt, Neb., where their only child, Fern (Mrs. Roy Dobbins) was born. Five years later they returned to Watson; moving from there to Des Plaines and then to this vicinity ‘where they have lived for the past twenty years. s On April 28,, 1931, the Nevilles célebrated their Golden Wedding anâ€" niversary at their Elm street home with more than 200 friends and relatives attendign the reception during the day. 5 Mr. Neville was an active memâ€" ber of the Presbyterian church for many years, serving as an elder for 39 years. Of pioneer ancestors in the vicinâ€" ity of Watson his background was most interesting. His great grandâ€" parents came to Illincis from Virâ€" ginia and were the first to settle in Watson, III. The stories of these pioneers have been handed down for genierations and Mr. Neville deâ€" lighted in telling these stories to his grandchildren. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Anna Mary Neville; one daughter, Fern Dobbins of Arlington Heights; six grandchildren, W. Raymond, Paul, Floyd, Annabelle, Dorothy and Marjory Marie; four great grandchildren; one brother, John Neville of Watson; and a half brother, Otto Lecrone of Sullivan, J 7 f ThaAksgiving Service .. â€" The .Rev. Father J. V. Murphy of the Holy Cross church in Deerfield announces that Thursday of this week is Thanksgiving Day. As it is a holiday set apart by proclamaâ€" tion of the President there will be no school. By custom there is no school on the following day either. Certainly the note of Thanksgiving is one all of us can appreciation. We realize so keenly the value of "Thank You" in return for a little ADMISSION â€" Every Day Except Saturday and Sunday â€" ADMISSION Adults COMPEETELY _ Children .__ AIR CONDITIONED C After 7:00 P. M. Regular Prices C Adults 35 Cents = Children 10 Cents Wednesdayâ€"Thursday EARLY BIRD HOURâ€"6:30 P.M. TO 7:00 Friday RORTH SHORE3 MOST BEAUVNAR THEATRE Saturday â€"Sundayâ€"Monday nwmm.-mmmm-m Comings = AY MELODY OPF 1918," "ANGEL* *VOGUrs OP 19s«" Tueaday â€" W ednesdayâ€"Thursday with Bette ,,W""-Wm’ Anita Louise, Donald Crinp, with V; Marian Richard Alan Willie ‘an Heflin, Marsh, ml..ul. Bruce, Best, UNUSUAL ood‘!’:'fl%%‘ g-fi'al"%:u Candidate" . 5 PE P Apaoutisien for this picture onlye aduns deue eLaleren EiN NtU* orantLANb mice sepamiont taowine® t ArioUier Ficroniar 2106 "SOULS AT SEA" ' with Cooper, Raft, Frances Wikcoxon, u%‘&q.w:pâ€"h.wm" mmcfimwum PATHE NEWS (Admission for this picture only. adults 40¢, children 10¢) Baker, Brady, J W *** Frank Mechugh, Getirnde Michact John Rufreige""" + â€"Monda: November 27â€"28â€"29 Cuterdey Matinee. 2 to 4. Sundey continuoun, 4 io 11) "MR. DODD TAKES THE AIR" "THAT CERTAIN WOMANY" "SATURDAY‘S HEROES" 272 E. Deerpath Ave., Lake Forest service rendered by ourselves that we certainly should not negelect to thank Almighty God for His graces, Of course, this is a civil holiday and there is no duty to hear mass but because many will want to attend mass that day it will be at 9 o‘clock, Perhaps it would be worth mentionâ€" ing also that the church will be heated for the occasion. The usual Thursday night bowlâ€" activities brought some repeats winners. â€" Fred Coleman‘s team came through with the high series with 2381 pins for the eveâ€" ning. Jack Klemp had the high game with 205. Father Murphy had the high:series with 535 for the eveâ€" ning‘s work. As next Thursday is Thanksgiving there will be a week off for the bowlers. The following week the championship competition will begin. The team will remain the same. All play will be handiâ€" cap, that is each one will have added to his score twoâ€"thirds of the differâ€" ence ‘between his average the preâ€" ceding week and 200. Prizes for inâ€" dividual high game, and team high game, will be awarded on this basis. Averages and the handicaps for the following week will be pubâ€" lished each week in the parish paâ€" Deerfield Catholic _ Last weeks score and next weeks handicaps # c E.l Name Score Handicap Anderson ..128 182 148 458 81 Bartels .....124 130 140 394 46 Cole ............ 184 161 154 499 22 Coleman ....192 137 176 505 21 Dou ... ... 366 B1 Dunham ......138 140 163 441 85 Frost .........123 142 160 425 39 Garrity .....130 131 162 423 39 Ginter .......150 180 193 523 17 Karge ......128 139 128 395 46 Klemp .......205 172 154 531 15 Kress ........ 285 70 McGuire .141 141 116 398 45 Murphy ......187 189 159 535 14 Mylott ........154 134 156 444 3G McGuire ....141 Murphy ......187 Mylott ........154 O‘Conor ......152 Rink ... 128 Schwalbach 147 Wagner. .....195 Zahnle ........103 Union Services The three Protestant churches of: Deerfield are uniting on Thursday morning at 10 o‘clock for the Thanksgiving Day worship service in St. Paul‘s Evangelical church with Rev. F. G. Piepenbrok deliverâ€" ing the message. Dr. Weir of the Deerfield Presbyterian church will speak at the Union service.in Trinâ€" ity church in Highland Park. That novel, intriguing, and most unusual auction sale being planned by the women â€"of the Bethichem hurch is scheduled for Friday eveâ€" ning, December 10. Just think of being able to bid on gifts sent by famous personages of the United States. _ President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt have sent an etching of the White House; Herbert Hoover has autographed his book, "The Challenge to Liberâ€" ty"; Ted and Larry Crosby have written "The Life of Bing Crosby," which is also autographed; and Wilâ€" liam Wrigley of gum fame sent the biggest surprise of all. Handkerâ€" chiefs by the scores will be put on the block to the highest bidder. Among the famous donors of handâ€" Auction Sale November 30, December 1â€"2 140 163 441 142 160 425 131 162 423 180 193 523 139 128 395 172 154 531 141 116 398 189 159 535 134 156 444 189 146 487 124 182 429 124 182 429 161 168 524 144 130 377 November 24â€"25 November 26 2106 M 21 B1 35 39 39 17 46 15 10 45 14 35 25 31 17 49 kerchiefs are United States Post Ralph ',Onnh ch{éuo Mayor, i ‘s » Coach at the ;Ilnnity of %lii..;}:' a H Dr. William slyo_ wf ‘the Mayo Clinie at Rochester, Minn:; Dale Carnegie, author of "How to Win Friends and Influence People"; Marâ€" ian Talley, lyric soprano; Jeannette MacDonald, Claudette Colbert and Shirley ‘Temple, motion â€" picture stars; Helen Morgan, torch singer, ete." In addition to these above menâ€" tioned gifts, there will be many practical and useful Christmas artiâ€" cles offered for sale at the Bethâ€" lehem church on the evening of December 10. Boy: Scout Benefit Deerfleld Boy Scout Troop 51, Maurice Cazel, Scout master, will sponsor & card and bunco party on Friday evening, December 3, at 8:15 o‘clock in the Deerfield Grammar school gymnasium. Funds from the party will be used for the reorganâ€" ization of the troop. Dental Clinie Equipmentâ€" for the dental clinic arrived last week and is being inâ€" stalled in the Deerfield Grammar school. The clinic will open on Deâ€" cember 1 and children of the local schools will be examined. Audioâ€" meter tests for accuracy in hearing have been made by the school nurse, Mrs. M. L. Kerrihard this past week. The audiometer is state equipment and is to be used in the Oak Terâ€" race school at Highwood next week. The dental equipment is permanent for the Deerfield Grammar school. Mrs. Burton B. McRoy, social serâ€" vice chairman of the Deerfield Woman‘s club announces that a trip to the Lake County Poor Farm is being planned for Tuesday, Decemâ€" ber 7, at 1:30 p.m. All those who would like to make this visit are asked to call Mrs. McRKoy and any one who can drive is asked to volunâ€" teer the use of an automobile. County Home Trip The social service department is cooperating with the township reâ€" lief office and with the American THAT BENEFIT _ THE WHOLE FAMILY! GAS REFRIGERATOR GAS RANGE Sis en aes i Tiky give the housewife more leisure, and make the preparing of meals a JOY! THE PRESS8 Auxiliary dofihg depot, mu. McRoy, Mrs. M. L. Casady and other members plan to make a weekly yiekqmll;hm to be distributed to ‘s less forâ€" tunate citizens. Call Mrs. McRoy and she will arrange to have some member of her committee stop at your home to get the donation. The committee is asking for clothing of all kinds, bedding, ete. The annual bazaar and dinner sponsored by the women of the Deerficld Presbyterian church will be held on Thursday, December 2, in the church, ‘The bazaar will beâ€" gin at 2 p.m. and the serving of the chicken pie supper will start at 6 p.m. In the various attractively arâ€" ranged booths there will be offered for sale a large variety of aprons, holders, rugs, and various gift artiâ€" eles: Those interested in home baked goods and candy will find a wide selection. Presbyterian Bazaar Anyone wishing to subscribe or to renew a subscription to THE DEERFIELD PRESS will have an opportunity to do so, for the benefit of the church at the bazaar. ‘The "white elephant" booth will be.an unusual feature and of interâ€" est to many. For the little girls there will be a full line of doll clothes and some dressed dolls. A fish pond and a grab bag will delight the children. The chicken pie dinner will be served at 6 p.m. ‘Those planning to attend the dinner are asked to make reservations with any of the following members of the commitâ€" tee: Mrs. C. W. Boyle, Mrs. W.F. Weir, Mrs. Andrew Decker or Mrs. J. H. Wyman on or before noon on Thursday, December 2. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Hout and their children of Warrington road, and the Otto J. Hout family from Libertyville will attend the 50th wedâ€" ding anniversary . celebration of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hout in Lovington, Illinois, on Thanksgiving Day. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCraren will celebrate their wedding anniâ€" versary at a party on Thursday eveâ€" ning at their home. Mrs. McCraren The marriage of Miss Mary Horâ€" enberger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Carl Horenberger of Wilmot romd, &nd lnr‘.‘ Arthur Grundeis, son :l‘ r, andi* F Glenview, ?bfiqlm on. Thanksgiving Day at 4 o‘clock in the afternoon in St. Paul‘s church with Rev. F. G. Piepenbrok officiatâ€" ing. A reception will follow the ceremony at the Civic building in Glenview. is the former Kathryn Beckman. St. Paul‘s Ladies‘ Aid society will meet on Thursday afternoon, Decemâ€" ber 2, at the church. Hostesses will be Mrs. John Haggie, Mrs. Frederâ€" ecka Koebelin, and Mrs. John T. Mrs. Walter Hoffman will enterâ€" tain her bridge club on Friday aftâ€" ernoon at her home on Osterman ave. Andrew Morton returned to Deerâ€" field on Saturday after a several weeks stay in Peoria, DJ. Beckman 8r. Mrs. Harry T. Clavey, who underâ€" went an operation on her spine on Friday, November 12, at the Highâ€" land Park hospital, is getting along THIS CHRISTMAS for a Practical Gift For greater home happiness . . . for increased home comfort . . . GIVE GIFTS THAT THE®ENTIRE FAMILY CAN ENJOY! Many gifts have value for only a short time . . . these gifts last for years, giving constant dependable satisâ€" faction day in and day out! On our low terms with small down payâ€" ments you can afford to delight your entire family this ChristfMas, and at the same time equip your home with modern GAS appliances. SHOP EARLY nicély.© Mrs. Clavey was w when=she slipped : and" fell yard on November 1. ~‘That she was able to return to her home on Forest Ave. on Sunday will be welâ€" come.news to her many friends. She "Wigtb®w able to receive visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Burton B. McRoy and children of Knollwood road will spend Thanksgiving Day with Mrs. McRoy‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hodges in Gary, Ind. CLEANERS & DYERS "racgws 24 North Sheridan Road llilbhnd Park RAY MOLENDLI, Mgr. PAGE SEVEN