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League Of Women Voters Campaign For New Members An intensive campaign for new members for the Highland Park League of Women Voters is being launched this week by Mrs. Robert Grinnell, chairman of the organizaâ€" tion committee in cooperation with twelve precinet chairmen. "At this time when Democracy is being challenged," Mrs. Grinnell said in an interview for the Hicuâ€" LAND Park PrEss, "it is up to womâ€" en to take responsibility for ou‘ democratic form of government. The League of Women Voters is the successor of the suffrage organâ€" ization headed by Mrs, Carrie Chapman Catt which was instruâ€" mental in getting the vote for womâ€" en. It is the League‘s business to educate women to use that vote inâ€" telligently. The League is nonâ€"parâ€" tisan. Its only aim is better govâ€" ernment. Its recent survey of Highland Park‘s local government is a sample of the work the League is doing. Every woman in Highâ€" land Park is welcome to become a member of the League and to join its study classes. Women who have not been approached by the commitâ€" tee and who are interested in beâ€" coming members are urged to get in touch with me or with any one THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1988 of the precinet chairmen." Mrs, Phillip Ringer, program chairman, announces that the Noâ€" vember meeting will be in honor of new members. Mrs. Jacob Viner, wife of Professor Viner of the Uniâ€" versity of Chicago, who is a delightâ€" ful and vivacious speaker, will inâ€" troduce the League program and a skit written by Mrs. Walter Fisher of Winnetka will be presented. Precinet chairmen of the League are as follows: Precinet 1, Mrs. Daâ€" vid Sanders; precinet 2, Mrs. Wm. Gartside; precinct 3, Mrs. Felix Norden; precinct 4, Mrs. James Becker; precinct 5, Mrs. Paul Kuhn; precinet 6, Mrs. Herman Pomper; precinet 7, Mrs, A. A. Deâ€" Clerq; precinet 8, Mrs. Walter Ruâ€" bens; precinet 9, Mrs. Ben Lazard; precinet 10, Mrs. Earl Jerome; preâ€" cinct 11, Mrs. E. E. Kern; precinet 12, Mrs. Charles Grimes. will be one of those famous Legion Corn or Bingo games with prizes that will make the town talk for a month. ‘The time 8 o‘clock. The place 21 No. Sheridan road, Legion vore YES$ vore Watch for the pamphlet which your county clerk or election commisâ€" sioners will mail to you before October 1. This pamphlet will contain the present provisions of our State Constitution relating to banking, the proâ€" posed Amendment, the explanation of the Amendment, the arguâ€" ment of the General Assembly in favor of the Amendment, and the form in which the proposal will appear on the ballot at the General Election on Nov. 8. Read it and be inâ€" formed on this quesâ€" tion of great public Floyd E. Thompson, Chairman 127 W. Madison St., Chicago vore YES vore Legion Bingo Game On Friday, October 7, 1938 there AME Catholic Woman‘s League Resumes Program October 11 The opening meeting of the North Shore Catholic Woman‘s League will be held on Tuesday, October 11 at 2 p.m, For the first meeting Rev. James A. Magner, well known lecturer and professor of English at Quigley Seminary, will talk on "The Historic Background of Mexico." The program chairman, Mrs. Lauâ€" rence Loewe, has arranged a very ingr-fln‘_m_ for the year. Preceding the meeting, Mrs. Gerâ€" trude C. Lieber will give a short Current Events Review. The hostesses for the afternoon are Mrs. Sidney Beech, Mrs. Clem Wade, Mrs. Charles J. Roubik Jr. and Mrs. Michael McNuilty. Mrs. William V. Hill, 174 Woodâ€" land avenue, Winnetka, is publicity chairman. Telephone _ Winnetka 2781. 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From 1916 to 1919 he was American representative of the comâ€" monwealth government of Australia and the commonwealth government steamship line, and was engaged in shipbuilding in Seattle, Wash. For the next nine years he was president ‘of the Northwest Gypsum Products company, Lewistown, Mont. He reâ€" turned to Chicago in 1928, and since had been associated with investment houses. $1 39 * LOSE FAT! EB B B o 5 8 8 a 8 o o s a s o8 o 8 8 a i APPLES. Fancy Jonathansâ€"fine eating apples ......4 ibs. 2%e GRAPES. Extra Fancy Red Tokay rersirssssse6++ B tb9. Ihe LEMONS. California Juicy Sunkist rsirrrrrr....+ ... . GOz. PÂ¥e LETTUCE. Fancy Iceberg, large solid heads .. each 8e and 10e SPINACH. Extra Fancy Broadleaf .................31bs. 38e CAULIFLOWER, Rancy Snow White Haade. mank 24â€" ~~428, BRUSSELS SPROUTS. Fresh Green, solid packed ...box 18e RHB ROAST OF BEEF, Prime Beef, 6th and 7th ribs standing ............ RIB ROAST OF BEEF. Boneless Rolled, Market‘s Best, Ib. 39e LEG O‘ LAMB. 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Surviving are his widow, Kathâ€" een, and two daughters, Miss Eleaâ€" nor Jane Calkins and Miss Kathleen Bradley Calkins. Funeral services were held at 4 p.m. Tuesday in the chapel at Rosehill cemetery. > P & B 8 8 Free Opening Day For Balletâ€"Drama Classes At YWCA A gala "free opening: day" for the ballet nd drama classes for young people at the Y.W.C.A. will be held at 4 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 4, for all children and their mothers interested in these classes. Mrs. Edwina Martine Weckler, famous dancing teacher, will demâ€" onstrate the methods which she will use in her ballet classes and Mrs. Rowena Bastin Bennett, well known local poetess, will read several of H. T. Bakke w.mmdmhuu made from the finest milled wheat. A favorite for all baking purposes. The low price is outstanding, too. * TOWN CRIER x FLOUR m be be be se me ae ae ae es es ol oo 000 DETDATDAATIRAIARAAREAEEEAEeeeeeeeeeeeeienin lIlI-IIIIIIlIlIllIIIIIIIIIII... ORDER TODAY At LOW PRICE OF T1¢ 24â€"lb. bag her poems and tell of ‘her plans for the drama classes which she will mdufi. Mmhn.“ ts will !fiollnw.“ program. is is for children who have pfiw for the classes and also for all chilâ€" dren who are interested in the classes. There will be ten lessons followâ€" ing for the ballet classes, which will meet Tuesday afternoons, and ten lessons in the drama classes, which will meet for ten Saturday mornings beginning Oct. 8. Social dancing classes for young people will also be conducted .by Mrs. Weckler at the Y. W, C. A. beginning Friday, Oct. 7. The class for boys and girls below the 7th grade will meet at 4 p.m. Fridays. The first class for boys and girls of the 7th grade will meet from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday, Oct. 7 and will be followed by the class for high school freshmen from 9 to 11 p.m. On alternate Fridays, beginning Oct. 14, the 8th grade pupils will meet from 7 to 9 p.m. and the upâ€" per high school group will meet pt. 2Â¥ Anerican ramicy AMERICAN FAMILY FLAKES soar ............. 1 0... 49¢ BABO FLAKES # m.!!‘!::_::z:,- z“* 4 lc : COoTTOoN Mor, 12 o. ... 25¢ ® se 08 s Â¥%s s¥¥e ew¢. . from 9 to 11 p.m. A class for adults will be held from 8 to 10 p.m. on ten consecutive Mondays beginning Registrations are now being takâ€" en at the Y. W. C. A. office, 374 Laurel, for all classes. For furâ€" ther information phone Highland Park 675. RELIABLE LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING CO. 2A :. 223C a Phone H. P. 178 PAGE