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The community W.P.A. iproject which was assigned to the Townâ€" ship Supervisor and to this organiâ€" zation as sponsors, November 1936, and which employs, five days a week, three men and fourteen womâ€" en, continues to play an imporhgt’ part in our Soc{nl Service Activâ€" ities, We are the clearing house for the furnishing of all materials used and for the refinished furniture for the Arden Shore, Druce Lake Camp, Dorcas Home, Bethany Evangelical Church, "Childerly", the farm supâ€" ported by the Crane Fund for Widâ€" ows ‘and Children, the Y.W.C.A., and the Sarah Hackett Stevenson Memorial, besides our own thrift articlesâ€"such as baby carriages, quilting frames, bed rests, etc. The women have made garments, rugs and quilts for Arden Shore, Lake Bluff Orphanage, Dorcas Home, Highwood Nursery School, Convaâ€" lescent Home for Women and Chilâ€" dren, the children at Childerly, Lake County Poor Farm, Highland Park Hospital, and our own Social Service work. Besides this they made and dressed dolls for firemen to distribute at Christmas time and weekly mending is one for Dorcas Home"and for the Veterans‘ Hospiâ€" tal at Great Lakes. On ecrtzin days this organization can udgn‘ women for a day or two of work H. P. Social Service Committee Gives Annual Report (Continued from page 1) become interested and it may be possible to have a clinic in the near future. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1938 sprlakled wilhâ€" grated chocolate, ** family, and man or boy, he will . choose lhla’ invariably chocolate cake when asked what type he likes. Here is a new kind of chocolate.cake with a dash of cinnamon spice and lemon juice that adds an intriguing fiavor. This recipe makes two large flufly layers and when they are put toâ€" gether and covered with a snowy white Seven Minute frosting and the most festive occasion. ‘To give the men, and the entire family, a real treat add this cake to the next dinner menu. 1% 2 squares bitter chocolate ¢ 1 cup sour milk * teaspoon vanilla extract 1 tablespoon lemon juice Sift flour, salt, cinnamon ard soda together.â€" Cream shortenâ€" SPANISH DOWREY CAKE 2 cups flour % teaspoon salt % teaspoon cinnamon $ 1 teaspoon soda '/acupsharun.lng ; % cups sugar THE MARINE ROOM EDGEWATER BEACH HOTEL A NEW MENU POLICY > Baked Pork and Beans THURSDAY FAMILY NIGHTsS No cover charges with selection of Special Dinners at $1.50 ORRIN TUCKER‘S ORCHESTRA AND GLEE CLUs WITH HARRIET SMITH‘S LOVEY LaDiEs A New Cake To Bake SUPERB ENTERTAINMENT DAILY DINNER SPECIALS In addition to our regular table d‘hote dinners and a la carte service se s + n no wBWe + OF THE c.-’.‘l.-l-‘.un To meet the need of hot lunches for these workers we have a plan whereby each one wishing to do so can avail himself of a lunch for 12¢ a day. +If this is not desired cofâ€" fee or tea.isâ€"furnished at cost of 1c per cup. A widow, who is a good cook, and whom we have, in past winters, had to aid in buying fuel, prep&r®s the hot digh and salâ€" ad or dessert at her home two blocks away, and for this service we:pay her from our created work fund $10.00 per month (the cost of her fuel). Another widow, the mother of two children, serves the lunch and washes the dishes, and for this she receives $20.00 per month. This amount, which supplements that from another source, takes care of her family. Sometimes emergencies speedily met save a life. One night last spring we were called by telephone and told that four children in one family had scarlet fever and it was feared the mother also. | Before eight o‘clock the next morning we had established the need for hosâ€" pitalization ‘at the county hospital (though this family had not been on relief) and had sent the four childrenâ€" and the mother by ambuâ€" lance and ‘had a nurse established in the home to eare for two well children and one convalescing from the disease, Our ability to guarâ€" antee hospital expense for emerâ€" to meet some specified family need which we pay for out of our created work fund. The project supervisor is very cooperative and superintends our workers as well as her own, and muck good is accomplished through our combined efforts. 2 eggz whites, unbeaten s 1% cups sugar old wabe 5 tablespoons wa % teaspoon cream of tartar % teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon vanilla extract Put all ingredients except van: flla in upper part of double boiler. thoroughly mixed. Place over chocolate. Add flour mixture and utes or until icing will hold its shape. Refuove from fire, add vaâ€" nilla and beat until cool and thick enough to spread. . until light and fiuffy, Add 1 unâ€" beaten egg and beat well. Add second egg and beat 2 minutes into two 9â€"inch greased layer cake pans and bake in a moderate oven (875° F.) 25 minutes. When cool, put together with Seven Minute Icing and cover the sides and top. M en hi en nfi WEDNESDAY _ â€" _ Special Hakant Dinner with Tipo Chisnf! Wine. . . . . .$1.75 Expecially prepared by SEVEN MINUTE ICING gencies within a few minutes after the appeal of a doctor, and even the use of an ambulance if it is necessary, has meant a great deal to the patient, the doctor, the hospiâ€" tal and the community. > Satisfactory family adjustments hnbuubhuc&'-ud things as bringing about unâ€" derstanding of responsibility on the part of young couples and parents, a proper court adjustment for deâ€" pendent children, protection for the wife and children from the cruelty of a husband and father, for supâ€" posed wife who finds after several years that her husband is a bigaâ€" mist, or the family where the husâ€" band takes threeâ€"quarters of his wages for his personal uses and fails to feed and clothe his wife and children. . We helped to obtain a government assignment for cripple able to do certain types of work who was forced out of a step fathâ€" er‘s home without funds of any kind. We have brought together blood parents and a child lost to them for sixteen years, and helped to egtablish amicable relationship between the real and foster parents, through their mutual interest in the boy‘s welfare. These and many othâ€" erenupc-edtkmuhontoflain 1937. excerpts from letters received by our officers this past fall would be of interest: f ; Mrs. Daniel Gutman, Secretary H.P.S.8. I visit many families both relief clients and border line cases, where such as fuel, bedding, medicine, milk, fruit, special foods are needâ€" ed, sometimes some article for the sick room or a piece of furniture. I occasionally find a real problem which calls for more nursing care, or help for a sick mother. In all these things I have a place to turn where I can get the help and cooperation immediately. Bervice makes to community life here. ll-yel:::hwhull have been in touch have been greatâ€" mittee here in Highland Park. It seems to me it is of the utmost imâ€" curately assessed in of the Community Chest. From personal knowledge 1 am aware of the very fine and necesâ€" sary contribution that the Social I would indeed miss the Social Service and hope it continues its work for years to come. Sincerely yours, (Signed). A. Huhnke, WILLIAM W. STEELE â€"@â€"â€" 4 Deerfield ‘Township Superyisor September 20, 1987. not get it from the established sources, Without Social Service there would be real suffering in our city. It would have been impossible for us to have operated our Communâ€" ity project without the assistance and cooperation of the Highland Park Social Service, as the Govâ€" ernment. furnishes . only the labor for the project. This project has given employment to 19 persons who otherwise would have been on relief and the project has proven extremely worth while. Very sincerely yours, (Signed) W. W. Steele. Chairman of the Social Service of Highland Park, , To Whom It May Concern: I come in frequent contact with the work that is being carried on by the Highland Park Social Service. Not only do I see some of the worthâ€" while work that is being done at the old city hall, but I get into many of the homes that are helped and blessed by the work carried on by this worthy organization. I feel that this work is so important that it must be continued,| for Social Service steps in and gives help where our regular relief organizaâ€" tions cannot minister. . Especially at this time when our regular reâ€" lief work is being curtailed, some families must have help that can _ _ Fraf § (Wigned) H. Â¥. Stemsen muolfgusee: THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESâ€" We wish to express our sincere appreciation of the invalumble as> sistance given this office by the Highland Park Social Service. We have many requests which are imâ€" possible.for.. us .to Ahese are turned over to the,'gafind Park Social Service and with their help many problems are solved that would otherwise be impossible, and in this way special cases may be taken care of in our Highland Park Hospital. f Both offices being in the same building is extremely helpful as records can be easily and promptly duplicated. 4 Mr. Lyle Gourley, Chairman of the H.P.S.S., Highland Park, Ill. Dear Mr. Gourley: wa leS ns LA AEA ie Gouaes dddks. ReasRECCRACApNC CC ECC UApIpCER C AORE CITY OF HIGHLAND PARK lays October 7, 1987 BETHANY EVANGELICAL CHURCH October 4, 1937 TBE PRESs3 ty helped, cessfully solved, by the fine cooperâ€" ation that the‘ Secial Service has Mrs. Alice C. Gutmann, â€" _ Secretary H.P.S.8. Committee, Dearâ€" Mrs. Gutmann: It is with a great deal of satisâ€" faction that I am permitted in my small way to express my appreciaâ€" tion for the splendid ~cooperation and assistance that the Highland Park Social Service has given to the â€"work of the, County Court of Lake county. In mvyunnlmtm'ithm Ofganization I have always f@ the finest sort of a spirit manifest toward any inquiry or investigation that I might ask for through your organization. ‘The fact that your activity is always confidential and reliable has meant much to me through I feel that the County Court of has derived much benefit from its kindâ€" ly, lutvhelgtie and confidential help. ery sincerely yours, (Signed) Mary P. Funk, Probation Officer. Mrs. Alnce C. Gutmann, Secretary H.P.8.S., My Dear‘ Mrs. Gutmann: The fiscal year of the Highland Park Hospital has just closed. In reviewing the work of the hospital, and particularly the close relationâ€" ship between Highland Park Social Service and the hospital, I wish to express my‘ personal appreciation for your continued cooperation in the assistance you have given some of our needy patients. I doubt if there are many comâ€" munities the size of Highland Park that can rightfully boast of an orâ€" ganization that compares with our own Highland Park Social Service. The spirit of helpfuiness that is demonstrated by your cooperation with other social agencies and priâ€" vate and public charities, is indeed commendable. Very sincerely yours, (Signed) Louis W. Sherwin. T Y® |al Swore Gaa Co. -«-""-:'; Regular Price $104.25 The New 1938 Magic Chef Gas Range COMPLETES THE MODERN KITCHEN This handsome range marks a new era in Gas Cooking. An array of features that you never ‘before thought possible in a Gas range. Buy now while this price remains. ago, your organization September 20,‘ 1937 of T. P, CLARK, District Supt. Magic Chef Number 3101â€"14 % +2 proved ‘its worth to the community by acting as m clearing house for individuals having problems which they could not solve alone. By givâ€" ing sympathetic.ear to all those in distress, directing them to the propâ€" er agencies and if not eligible to public aid, you have assisted them in other ways; directly keeping up the morale of the individual and inâ€" directly the community. If each person who has received that "Social Service lift" in times of emergency could be persuaded to tell his own story, there would be no doubt in the mind of the public that your organization is a much needed one in Highland Park. The help that has been ‘given cannot alone be measured by dollars exâ€" pended. TRINITY ESPICOPAL CHURCKH L. 0 ___ _ _ November 26, 1987. Mrs. N. P. Flinn, _ . Exec. Secrbtary, H.AMSS. The enclosed check for $62.62 repâ€" resents the amount of the offering made at the Union Thanksgiving Service held in Trinity Chureh on November 25th, 1937. social Service Committee at your own discretion. ‘With good wishes in the fine work that the Highland Park Social Servâ€" ice is doing, believe me. Sincerely yours, (Signed) Christoph Keller. The above report is respectfully submitted. The following officers were electâ€" ed to serve for the ensuing year: President, Edgar B. Carter, 2092 S. Sheridan road; viceâ€"president, Edâ€" ward C. Schweitzer, 1947 S, Green Bay road; secretary, Mrs. Elaine Reinhardt, 425 Egandale road; treasurer, Mr. Lyle Gourley, 271 Cedar avenue. Miss Adele M. Everett, Mrs. T. L. Osborn, Mrs. Daniel .Gutmann, were the directors elected to serve This amount is to be used by you Sincerely yours, (Signed) Marjorie M. Tbsen. NELLIE P. FLINN, Executive Secretary, * m Tp tyng. ALLt AANg .? k dove aipe4eueit \ ". y CLEARANCE SAte with the above named officers on the executive board of the organization. The following were reâ€"elected as direetors at large: Mr. Clifton G. Speer, Santi Pasquesi, Rev. Chrisâ€" toph Keller, Rev. Harvgy Siemsen, Rev. Louis W. Sherwin, Mr. Clark G. Wright, Mr. R. H. Price, Mr. The following were elected as new directors at large: Mrs. Eugene Win. P ‘l‘."li G‘;u;fls.wn:' Wm. Pearl, Mrs. ; Mr. A. T. Sihler, Mr. L. B. Sinclair, Mrs. Marvin Wallach, _ DAHL‘S Auto Reconstruction Co. o t t i. 322 N. First St. Phone 77 Quality Cleaners B. E. Chrhtenun, O0.D. OPTOMETRIST > 891 Central Avenue Highland Park, M RELIABLE LAUNDRY SPRING SERVICE STATION DRY CLEANING CO. Phone Highland Park 2160 Body and Fender Repairing on many Phone H. P. 178 PAGE ELEVEN i ait