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Before a fireplace banked with pines and tall white tapers, Miss Harriet Louise Fitger became the bride of Mr. Clifford LeRoy Harâ€" lan of Peoria, in the home of the bride‘s sister, Mrs. Mary E. McDeâ€" vitt of Meadow lane, on Saturday afternoon, January 1, at 4 o‘clock, with Reverend F. G. Piepenbrok of St, Paul‘s church officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Fitger of Deerfield and the groom is the sonâ€" of Mr. and Mrs. John Harlan of Peoria. Miss Fitger wore a light blue tailâ€" ored frock and her shoulder corsage ~â€"was of violets and lilies of the valâ€" {y. The couple was unattended with Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Hamill actâ€" ing as their witnesses. The very impressive simple service was fblâ€" lowed by a reception in the home for twentyâ€"five friends and relatives. Mr. Harlan, who is a statistician with the Peoria Board of Health, and a graduate of Bradley Tech. at â€".â€"â€"â€"Roovia,will.tako..post.graduate.mork FITGERâ€"HARLAN NUPTIALS PAGE TEN DEERFIELD LOCALS couple left for a s w 1 and will remain in Peoria until Febâ€" ruary, when they will fo to Ann Arbor, Mich., to live, while Mr. Harâ€" lan is at the university. DEERFIELD P.â€"T.A. "Fathers‘ Night" is to be obâ€" served by the Deerfield Grammar school Parentâ€"Teacher association on Friday evening, January 14, in the school auditorium. Parents of the Bannockburn Grade gchool will be invited to the meeting s\nd a very fine speaker will appear on the proâ€" gram. The grade school orchestra, under the direction of Mrs. Virginia Engels Hardacre, will give a conâ€" cert. All the organizations and Deerâ€" field people who have contributed money, labor, or other gifts to make the community skating rink a realâ€" ity, can be justly proud of the serâ€" vice rendered. The skating rink with its fine field house, the gift of the Deerfleld Woman‘s club, is the greatest recreational activity in the village. Every day that the weather permits, the pond is filled with skatâ€" ers, young and old. Sitting on the sideâ€"lines on Sunday last, watching soâ€" many enjoying this winter sport, one ponders, and it becomes a definâ€" ite fact that Deerfield needs an allâ€" _ _A large sound speaker and vicâ€" trola attachment were installed at the field house last week and the skaters now glide to the music. The musicâ€"box, a gift of the« Deerfield Woman‘s club, was installed by men of the township, who are keeping the ice pond and building in tipâ€"top condition. _ A load of Christmas trees will be placed on the margin of the rink to serve as a background. An ice carnival is being planned for the nearâ€"future. THE ICE POND NEWS ‘"Holy Cross Topics" contains this interesting bit of information conâ€" cerning the word ‘news‘: "The word "news" was derived, not from the fact that it represents new inforâ€" mation, but because it signified that the matter contained in the reports came from the ‘North, East, West, South, the four quarters of the globe. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wilson of Orchard lane are leaving Thursday (today) for a three week‘s trip to Florida and Texas. While in the latter state they will visit Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bowman in Harlingen. Alice Louise Clavey, daughter of the Harry Claveys of Forest Ave., spent the weekâ€"end at the Adolph Olson home in Waukegan. RESOLVE: To make 1938 a happier and better year for yourself by geiting and keeping that P. A. (Personal Appearance) that not only looks like success, but is success. RESOLVE: To make your clothes look fresher, better and last longer the RELIABLE‘S way. RECEIVE: The full benefit of those careful cleaners with a conâ€" science. RELIABLE CLEANING & LAUNDRY COMPANY FOR A MORE SUCCESSFUL 1938 Try that odorâ€"freeâ€"quality cleaning of the »Noin The PFarade Iv ... Mrs. Clarence Wilson has had as her house guest, her mother, Mrs. Carrie Vice, of Olney, 111. P New Year‘s Day guests at the Fred LaBahn home were Mrs, Minâ€" nie Doherty and two daughters, Misses Margaret and Wilma Dohâ€" erty, of Chicago. 3 es Miss Doris Hunter, who received her degree at the University of Chiâ€" cago last June, is now research asâ€" sistant to the head of the Pathologâ€" ical Laboratories at St. Luke‘s hosâ€" pital in Chicagd. Ruth Krause underwent an apâ€" pendectomy at the Highland Park hospital on Thursday. Her mother, Mrs. Edna Krause, who was in the hospital the previous week due to an infection in her arm, is now at home. Orville St. Peter of Waukegan underwent a major operation at St. Luke‘s. hospital in Chicago last Friâ€" day and is doing as well as can be expected. He is the father of Mrs. Harry Clavey of Forest Ave. _ .. < Mr. lnd_ Mrs. Roy Clavey of more fafhily of Wauconda. _._“:'“ Mr. and Mrs. Leander Hvale of Old Mill road entertained at a New Year‘s Eve gathering at their home, "The Hvale Forge." Mr. and Mrs. Eric Banfield and little daughter have moved from the Wenderling house on Chestnut street to Waukegan road. Mrs. Raymond Goodman will be hostess to members of St. Paul‘s guild on Friday afternoon at her home on Central Ave. > Shirley Briscoe was hostess to a group of her little friends at a New Year‘s Eve party at her home on Oak lane. P Forty young people from St. John‘s church, Highland Park, and St. Paul‘s church, Deerfield, enjoyed a skating party on Sunday in one of the channels of the Skokie laâ€" goons. Rev. and Mrs. F. G. Piepenâ€" brok chaperoned the group. Another skating party is planned for next Sunday at the same time, and place. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Roberts have moved from the Beardsley house on Osterman Ave. to the Harry. Stupâ€" ple home at 1015 Greenwood Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Norton and little daughter, Elizabeth Lu, of Harvey, I!I., spent the weekâ€"end at the Fred Meyer home. Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Olson spent New Year‘s Day at the Torval Oliâ€" ver home in Chicago.* â€" Richard Arthur Pagel, infant son of. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pagel of Chestnut street, was baptized last Sunday morning at the Bethlehem Evangelical church by Rev. Earl J. Bruso. a week‘s visit at the home of Mrs. Banker‘s grandmother, Mrs. Martha C. Love. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Schmidt and two children, Robert and Geraldine of Elgin spent New Year‘s day with Mrs. J. C. Hueh] of Springfield Ave. Sunday guests at her home were Mr. and Mrs, George Sampson and daughter, Betty Lou, of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gunckel, who were married last month, are living in Highland Park. Mr. Gunckel‘s son, LeRay Hutchison Gunckel, has gone to New York. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Banker (Verâ€" ene Gunckel) left on Sunday for their home in Hillsadel, Mich., after Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stanger were hosts at a family gathering on New Years day at their home on Forest Ave. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Carter and sun, maymong, visited at the 3. m. Walker home in Hammond, Ind., last week. + There will bg no January meeting of the Bannockburn Garden club, it was announced by the publicity chairman, Mrs. Elmer Nall. The Reliable Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co. of Highland Park has changed its local headquarters from the Briar Sweet Shop to the Sieffert Barber Shop and Saitary Beauty Shop. The Deerfield telephone is 137. Mrs. Alex Willman is entertainâ€" ing at her home.on Waukegan road. ‘The Monday evening card club met this week at the Clarence Repenning home on Greenwood Ave. had as" their "Bunday *puesta ‘Mer as r guests Katherine Spencer and Robert Elâ€" liott of Marquette Park. _ % Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holden of Evanston were New Year‘s guests at the Russell Potterton home on Central Ave. Mrs. Mary Carolan Keough and granddaughter, Loretta Atkinson of Waukegan and Miss Verne Harding of Lake Forest visited Miss Marâ€" garet Ludiow of lou?ry terrace on Thursday, . They Also visited Miss Ludiow‘s niece, Mrs. Martha C. Love of Chestnut street. Sunday guests at the Love home were Mrs. Joseph Dunn and her three daughters, Mrs. George Smith, Mrs. Joseph Stevens, and children, of Lake Forest, Mrs, Clyde Belcher and daughter of Lake Bluff, Mrs. Julia A. Sey!, and grandson, Joseph Seyl, Jr., and the Eugene Seyl famâ€" ily of West Lake Forest, Mrs. Earl Hurt was hostess to members of the Wednesday bridge club this week at her home on Cenâ€" tral Ave. Guests were from Chicago, Evanston and Wilmette. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Korenin had as their New Year‘s Day guests, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Korenin and daughter of Waukegan, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gantor of North Chiâ€" cago, and Miss Frances McMannan ofâ€"Chicago. On Sunday they enterâ€" tained Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Ehrens and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook of Waukegan. Mrs. Leonard North will enterâ€" tain her bridge club next Wednesâ€" day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Olson were hosts" to" Tourteen yoeibs on Sumany Miss Barbara Huehl spent the weekâ€"end in St. Louis returning on Monday via "The Abraham Linâ€" coln." Mr, and Mrs. George LaBahn and daughter, Irma, of Evanston were Sunday dinner ‘guests at the Fred Small Down Rayment â€"Low, Easy Terms ©@ It‘s hereâ€"the opportunity you‘ve been waiting for! Now you can get those new lamps you‘ve: wanted at moneyâ€"saving prices such as only a JANUARY LAMP CLEARANCE can bring. Floor lamps, bridge lampsâ€"study, table and boudoir lampsâ€"lamps for every purpose and every room â€"all parade before you in this brilliant MARCH OF VALUES. But hurry, hurry â€"come in s#ow, while stocks are most complete. . . Neighborhood dealers also are offering _ many fine lamp values during January To cover interest and other costs, a somewbat higher price is charged for Lamps purchased on deferred payments. PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF NORTHERN ILLINOIS 51 S. St. Johns Ave. Tel. H. P. 2900 20% REDUCTION for January Clearance TBE PRESS8 LaBahn home. . Other visitors at the home that day were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rohn and three children of Deâ€" troit, Mich., Raymond Krumm and Miss Helen Rohn of Chicago. ‘The regular monthly meeting of the Deerfleld Village Board will be held on Tuesday evening, January 11,at 7:45 o‘clock, in the village ofâ€" fices in the Masonic temple, Joe O‘Connor Bowls High Score In Deerfield League Joe O‘Connor took high scoring honors on last Thursday with m.\ Ginter had a 239 game and Coleman a natural 217 for a gross of 232. Kilemp‘s team had a high game of 1010 while taking three in a row from the league leading Coleman‘s: Name Scores _ Handicap Anderson ........124â€"148â€"169â€"441 35 Bartels ..............101â€"136â€"113â€"350 56 Coleman McGuire ... L. Murphy Mylott ......... O‘Connor ... Schwalbach Wagner ...... Zahnle ........ Standing : Team Coleman ...... Klemp ... Frost .......... Schwalbach Dunham E. Frost R. Frost Garrity . Ginter ... Karge ... Basketball The parish basketball team will play Mother of God parish in Barâ€" well gym at Waukegan at 2:30 next Sunday Highwood will furnish the opposition at the same time. 124â€"148â€"169â€"441 35 ..101â€"136â€"113â€"850 56 148â€"182â€"127â€"457 ‘.217'-155-157-521/Pl 100â€"103â€"127â€"3830 60 155â€"168â€"188â€"511 20 124â€"148â€"169â€"461 (31 124â€"111â€"161â€"402 162â€"155â€"197â€"514 144â€"161â€"140â€"445 136â€"105â€"128â€"369 78â€" 71â€" 96â€"240 113â€"125â€"183â€"371 170â€"190â€"172â€"5382 169â€"150â€"174â€"493 159â€"168â€"180â€"507 147â€"123â€"112â€"382 HIS GREAT ul Won Lost 14 10 .. 18 11 AL. 13 ..10 14 81 81 19 61 16 24 21 51 School Increases Teaching Staff The Holy Cross Parochial school opened the 1988 season on Tuesday by adding a third member of the Deerfield Parochial Plumbing and Heating ELECTROL OIL BURNERS §12% Laurel Avenue â€" Highland Park Shop Phone, Highland Park 271 â€" Residence, H. 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CGOOD NEWS! 99¢ down. As long as 12 THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1938 _ faculty. She is Sister Alâ€" mammam*m third robm was completed recently and is now in use. The â€" enrollment is over fifty, Transportation has been arranged for several more who live south, east, and west of Deerfleld.