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The July until. a! the Stun-I wu hid My evening. Ara numb I." completed for I new (and border. It "r" decided that there would be elem- in uten- crdt. enveloplnz the {allowing lub- Meta: purrritinr, play radium play construction. old and new fomu, of drumming. dramatie coaching, make-up, eonirtmetion of scenery, statre lighting, new and old. Cluele- will commence on New”. August 2, under the general direction of Gnome Young. About 80 people at- tended the July meeting and wit- nee-ed the play, "8tepmother," " rected by Gene" Bitter (In. Frederick C. Bitter). _ Graeme Young returned last) week from the Milwaukee Festive] and State Meant. Hie lento“ for next yeu’l festival, also that of the fair, are atready contracted for. Mr. Young will leave todny for the University of Wisconsin at Madison to discuss the inata1Utiott of modem sage devices for the University‘s new theatre. . nuumv’. JULY a, ma Dru-nun DeamatieCoaeh The three Prrttestant churches in Deemeld will hold their fourth on- mal summer union aervim The antes of these three service: no the lost two Sundays in August/the 21ttt and the 28th, and the tint Sun- day in September. Definite schad- ule of where the irereieet, will be held nnd which ministzr will occupy the pulpit will be announced later. DEERFIELD LOCALS Ulion Senten- The Evangelical Daughters will give tn ice ere-m social on the lawn of St. Paul's church on Wednesday evening. August 8. There will be free balloons for all the children. be Cream Sodnl The Kress family made quite m exodus to North Dakota last week. On Tuesday Mrs. Burr H. Kress end her two daughters, Mrs. Elmer Cla- vey (Marie), and Mrs. Robert Greenslnde (Ruth), and two of the Clavey children, Betty and Jimmy, went to Fur-go to visit the Nicholas McKellArs Ind other relatives at Minot. On Thursday Burr B. Eretrg and son, Cordon, and grandson, Kress Willman, went to Voltaire to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cole. Elmer L. Cluvey spent the week-end in Fargo. Mrs. Clavey and Mrs. Greens1ade Ire expected home this week, hut the others will remain tor saver-l weeks. Arthur J. Ender and his sister, Miss Clara, returned from Molina the fore part of last week 1nd brought with them Patty and Louis Dondanville. Dr. Ind Mrs. L. A. Dondanville (Eva Ender) and the other children came up the latter part of the week for a short visit at the Ender home. Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Willman and family of Whitefish Bar, Wis., spent the weekend at the home of Mrs. J. C. Willman. The Willmns' eld- est son, Dale, will attend Armour Institute in Chicago in September. Mrs. William: in the former Helen Schinleber. Mn. Delbert Meyer is expected home this week-end from . visit with her father, Adam Coumn, in Bronmatown, Ill. ' Mr. ttttd Mrs. Cletu- Dean Cal- kins of Chicago visited at the Jon. Nchren home on North Chutnut street on Sundny. St. Pun gum will niiset on Fri- day afternoon, August 5, with Mrs. Alfred Gaistf6eld u hostess. Mrs. Rebeca Hefner and daugh- ter, Ethel, spent the put week in filling. 11L, visiting relative; Mr. and In. Can Hellman: Ind can of Cicero spent the week-end " the Flu] Kreu home on Fuir Oaks Avenue. _ - Min Jean Pettis is coming (mm Tucson. Aria. on Aug 9 for I two weeks visit with her parents. Mr. and In. Robert M. Ptttis of Chut- nut M Humid Pete”. who work- for Richard Eaton. nee/Ind the Chav- rolet " the DeerBeid Dun cumin] the put'week-end. “in Ruth Ham-1d and Ilia lur- jorie luilfnld Ire spending thu waek-end with the Oral Ana Inl- lly in Bourbon, Ind. . The John R. Wynn: un M duy'fcr their new home In 148-110, 111. Mr. and In. Inter Balt no moving from Wilma into ch homo "and by the Wyn-u. It. Bull In the m "perfrstmadertt a! the Darnell Grammar school. luc- eeodiu Curl . In... [on in all! of the new -rhretsdmt I- - "I"?! in the PM. lbmmlu-Inwum automated-chucked annuafamenpnymgm duyforln. L"','.'.'; Wynn. M “branding. ”his. my adult“. m. that. hwy-Wm Mam “I. P. m RELIABLE LAUNDRY DRY WING CO. In. J. A. Ban: in examining It I party on Wodmuhy In honor at her birthday univemry, u be: hope. 834 Warwick”: mad. “mutation brtuehumh who] dim Mr. and In. G. A. Willa unend- od the tum of Mr. 1WiiUeN broth". P. A. Will-n. in Blue lo- ted, on Friday. Mr. and In. ind mum and childm of Nahum: spent Band-y " the Walter Pm homo. . . Mr. and In. Chuk- Roll have can up trom Indiana and are star. ing " the Percy McLaughlin home on Chestnut that. . Mrs. William Carman, Mrs. G. A.) Willem, In. Edwin Wood and the latter‘l nunt. In. Hart, spent Tou day in Walworth. Mrs. George Rinn of Ridgewood drive, Highllnd Park, Watt hone“ " luncheon on loudly in eompti- ment to Mrs. A. J. Booker of Lot Angel". preceding the unsung of the music club. r Mm. Boater. the former Charlotte Brand, in visiting her Mother, In. G. L. Brad, and other relatives in this vicinity. Mr. Ind Mrs. Wi1liam.R. Potter- ton and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Holmes of Beloit, Wis., spent Monday and Ttrests, " the Russell Potterton home on Central avenue. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Worth-m will hnve u their house guests for the next seven] weeks, Mr. 3nd Mrs. Edwin Holmium of Detroit, who Ire arriving cod-y (Thursday). Mn. A.-R. Viv-rim an“. Mable Ducks: have returned from I vim: in Snndusky, Ohio. Miss Jane erner, who com- pleted her training " the Presby- terian hospital in Chicago this spring, has (one to New York, where she has u very tine position in one of the New York City hon- piula. Her sister, Ann, and her husband and baby daughter live in Brooklyn no Are neu- enough for Jane to visit them frequently. Era. John A. Stryker And Mrs. Cheater Wessling "tended the Women's Missionary society conven- tion in Naperville from Thursday through Sunday. Miss Jane Ashmnn is in New BOWMAN DAIRY COMPANY WON tut winter in vary (In. nad an "ho-atom NU" wish her much succu- In the out. [ Hill Ruth John-on cud [In Dor- othy You In Icahn; the Brat week in August for _ In“ and other points of interest in Cumin. initial vicinny. Yon-k "ma; taint for radio. Mia. Mimi mummy foe the ”old Imam, which VIII broaden-t ovu- Mr. and In. Henry new are re. siding in the Coleman Apartment on Daemon! road. The Inn-rim of Mr. Hun and the former lluy Peal-on took piece the Decent] of July. Emil Fredrick: Ind his brother- ln-llw. Charles G. Penis In in Arcadia, Mich., for . week's am- ing trip. Mrs. Elmer L. Clnvey will open her home on Deerfield road on Wed- nudly. August 10, " 2 o'clock for a benefit party for the Holy Cross church. Mrs. Edwin Zinkle and daughter, Vera, of Mount Prospect, visited their lunt. Mrs. John C. Huehl of Springfield avenue on Friday. Week- end guests of Mn. Huehl were her two dlughten Ind their families, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Schmidt and two children of Elgin, and Mr. And Mrs. George Sempwn and daughter, Betty Lou of Chicago. Other Sun- day guests were Mr. Ind Mrs. WI ter Kath and three children of Chi- cago. ' The Mu Gottschlich and William Ritchiger families of Chic-3g were visitors at the Albert Ron“ home on Wednesday. Mrs. Gottaehtkh, Mrs. Ritchiger and Mrs. Roggrrw ire sisters. Miss Betty Lou Summon of Chi- cago is spending this week with her trmndmother, Mrs. John C. Huehl. Mrs. Anne Daniels and Mrs. Irv- ing Brand Ire hostesses this after- noon at luncheon for the contract bridge club " the Moraine hotel. Mrs. Alex Willmnn and Mrs. Harry Baum will be the next hostesses at the Brianne Country club. Mildred Love Gunckel was the dinner guest of Miss Elinor Fileher in Highland Park on Wednesday evening. ' I'll PRESS mnummm Mr. and In. [mph Dual at Lake Fore-t. In. Julia A. Burl of Wart Lake Fol-eat and John Carroll of Highwood were dinner that of their sister, Mri. Martha Carroll Love on Thursday waning in honor of the birthday anniversary of In. love of the Love. Mrs. A. R. Hedge: of Edi-on Park was hosteu to her bridge club on Monday evening. In. - is the former Ruth Function. , Miss Alice Boo. and Roman Bim- mer of Grand lupus, Mich, In house guests u tho William Liehter home on North Chestnut are“. Mrs. John T. Beekman Jr. hid as her overnight cucu- on Friday and Saturdni, her than. In. June Spmr of Kenosha and His: Evelyn Strickland of North Chicago. Mrs. Hattie Scully, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Houser, Min Jean Scuily and Miss Lucile Grottner of Chicago visited at the Chm-le- Steiner home and Miss Lucile Grottner of Chicago visited at the Curie. Steiner home on Sunday. Mrs. Earl Sloan (Ev. Cockney) and children who have been the guests of Mrs. Sloan's mother, In. Elisabeth Cockney, are in Chicago this week for I visit with In. Sloan's grandmother, Mrs. Ev. Wei- ttert, and from there will return to their home in Yates City, Ill. - R. F. Vance is operating the for- mer Point Comfort restaurant at the north limits of the villntre on Waukegnn road, formerly Holl- ntrom’s. Your Typewriter Man Larson’s Stationery Store mums . RENTALS - suns Highland Put 567 E. K. CATI‘ON CALL Mr. and In. Dough: Gum" and “with. My. of Chic-co were weak-0nd [nub of Hunt Ind In. C. M. Winn-n of Gmnwood avenue. Mr. and In. Matt Holman: on- tcmlnod out of town cunt- " din- '"Tf"' Sunday. Mr. and If". R. W. Simpson of Christopher, IO., were week-0nd guest.- of Mr. and In. Jul: Kor- ton. yl’rod Rental of Chicm spent Monday It the Fred “Aggie home on Ontennln avenue. Min Ethel Jean Selig is visiting her cousin. Mini Betty Meurim in Tomuh, Wis. Miss Vivian Haggie and Miss Bil, lie Wnrmnn have returned from I motor trip to Floridl. Mrs. Minnie Atteridee and an, Wilbur, of [Aka Bluff vhited In. Atterrtdee's linen Mrs.lLNeoln Penis on Sunday. 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