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‘u“â€"wm a ‘program by the Highwood Scout Drum and Bugle corps. _ ( MISS JANE WOODS ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Allen Wood â€" May 27â€"Industrial hike to Muâ€" :-.?:fi'â€"-uâ€"u. of daughter, Janeâ€"Elizabeth, to Vern Hansen, son of Mrs. Agnes Hansen of Racine, Wis. Miss Wood attended Carieton college, Northfield, Minneâ€" sota. Mr. Hansen is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin in Colâ€" lege of Letters and Sciences, and is now in radio work in Chicago. THURSDAY, APRIL #7, 1989 The wedding will take place on July 15 at Trinity church in Highland Park. Miss Wood lives at Internaâ€" tional House at the University of Chicago and is secretary to the secâ€" retary of the U. of C. LANDAUâ€"VARNER WEDDING The marringe of Miss Ruby Lanâ€" dau and Mr. Cleon Varner will take m Saturday evening at the Presbyterian church, with HVALE FORGE Dr. William F. Weir officiating. It will be a small wedding and guests will be members of the immediate families of the bride and groom. Mrs. Burrel Webster (Ediyn) will be her sister‘s brides maid and Edâ€" win Wolf, husband of her eldest sister, Marian, will serve the groom as best man. Following the cerâ€" emony a reception will be held at the home of the groom‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Varner, in Highâ€" fand Park. DEERFIELD LOCALS The inside of the Hvale Forge work shop is pictured in the Chrisâ€" tian Science Monitor issue of April 8, showing Leander Hvale and his son, James, at work. Pictured also is the local blacksmith, Peter Kamâ€" minga, who has his shop with the Hvales. A very attractive weatherâ€" vane, a fire screen, and an estate sign, are shown in detail. Under the caption "Art Finds Expression in Wrought Iron" is the interesting story of the origin of the forge. The first shop was in their home, but now it is a regular shop oppoâ€" site the Deerfleld depot. COMMUNITY CENTER The Deerfleld Community Center, in the store at the north east corâ€" ner of Deerfleld and Waukegan roads is now completed and the doors are open to all. The attracâ€" tive sign in silhouette over the door is the artistic work of the Hvale Forge and designed by James Hvale to represent Deerfleld. ‘The panâ€" orama of the sign shows the deer, trees, the church, the school, homes and the business district in black against the white building. Evergreem trees in blue pots stand on either side of the doorâ€" way and blue awnings shade the large windows. Inside are lovely window draperies, comfortable daâ€" venports, chairs, telephone and soft rugs to make the room a restful place where visitors may meet a friend, or rest after a tour of the shopping district. Travelers stopâ€" ping in the village come in to make inqu‘ry and to learn more of the hospitality of Deerfleld. The street guide printed by Dan Hunt has a very definite place in helping to P H O T OG RAPH ERS 7 S. ST. JOHMNS AVENUE â€"PHONE HICHLAND PARK 435 HECKETSWEILER TRY THIS SERVICE . . . PHONE FOR AN APPOINTMENT I wonder how Mother and Dad looked when they were little children. Photoâ€" graphs of your children made today will answer such questions in years to come. terrace, Photographs of the children never grow up. M&zâ€"bfi‘ destination the village. Women of the community are volâ€" urteering and acting as bostesses to assist the custodian, Mrs. R. E. Pettis. A meeting of a group of interâ€" Community center become a perâ€" ested people, who hope to see the monent establishment, met on Monâ€" duy evening to discuss ways and means of continuing the project. as chairman; Mrs. Alex Willnan, coâ€"chairman; Mrs. Irving Brand, m;i.'.!dlâ€"!.p RUMMAGE SALE cumod 9 eceall ~ + ® the committee in charge of a wal directory. Members of the commitâ€" O. Olson, Marshall Pottenger, Mrs. tee are: Harry E. Wing, Clarence Wilson, Kenneth Weir, Edward S¢eâ€" gert, E. H. Selig, J. W. McGinnis, Rev. F. G. Piepenbrok, Milton There will be a rummage sale in the store next to the Deerfleld Bake Shop, on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, May 2, 8, and 4, under tha-fle.d&mdfio Presbyterian church. There will be a variety of good articles for sale, and more donations are being asked. Gifts to the sale may be left with Mrs. W. F. Weir or Mrs. Andrew Decker, or to have them picked up, telephone Mrs. Walter Page. H. C. Hawes, Mrs. Irving Brand, Mrs. Ale Willman, Mrs. W. W. Goodpasture, Mrs. Victor Carizon, Mrs. E. R. Seese, Mrs. M. L. Doty, Mrs. Margaret Warner, Mrs. Elmer Clavey, Mrs. E. W. Girton and Mrs. R. E. Pettis. Rev. Earl J. B. Bruso has reâ€" ceived an appointment from the Illiâ€" nois Evangelical conference to reâ€" main in Deerfield at the Bethichem church for the ninth consecutive year. Announcement of appointâ€" ments for all ministers was made at the annual conclave in Elgin on Sunday. Not only do his parishionâ€" ers, but his townspeople, as well, greet the news with real pleasure. Charles Pope, the 10 year old son of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Pope of Deerfleld road, is ill with rheumaâ€" tic fever in a Chicago hospital, . Cleanâ€"up week is now in progress in the village and the curbs have been looking queer and ghastly. What a funny sight it is to drive along and see the odd assortment of junk that has accumulated in the last yearâ€"and what A pleasant thought to know how clean Deerâ€" field will be. © Mrs. Harry Clavey will be hostess to members of the Eastern Star guild on Tuesday evening at her home on Forest avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Fitsgerald of Minâ€" neapolis are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Charles Pope and family. tess to her luncheonâ€"500 club on 822 N. First St. _ Phone 77 DAHL‘S Auto Reconstruction Co. Mrs. Emil Fredricks will be hosâ€" Body and Fender Repairing SPRING SERVICE STATION WELDING AND SOLDERING Auto Re Cold . mm» Wednesday at her home on Central avenue. At the Townsendâ€" meeting last Tuesday evening, O. G. St. Peter of Waukegan gave a very interestâ€" week. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kress, who had been occupying the low, will live with the Henry in the apartment over the J, Nots hardware store, until another house is available. Mr. and Mre. Joseph Agreso of Chicago were dinner guests Saturâ€" hmdm% Sundsy guests at the Emil > ricks home were Mr. and Mrs, Ray» -e.dbrdndm.hng line, Mrs. Halfin and son, of cago, and Miss Mabel Dewyer of Highwood. Delegates selected to attend the conâ€" vention in Minnepalos in June arté John A. Hoffman, William Seiler, Robert Mau and A. J. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wilson of Waukegan visited at the Clarence Wilson home on Sunday. % Mr. and Mrs. Clarence . Wilson have purchased the Charles Seiler bungalow on Springfeld svenue and will move from Orchard lane next The Deerficld Grammar sehool P.â€"T.A. luncheon will be held st Open House tearoom in the village on May 12. Reservations may be ua-sn.mm«x Mrs. W. D. George, social 6 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Becker have been, visiting relatives in Foley, Als. Mrs. Ray Dobbins has bu.nm Mrs. Becker‘s place in the Public Hibrary. You are invited to bring your guests to the Deerfield Community Center, or to stop in while shopping. Why not say, "Meet me at the Comâ€" munity Center?" â€" Mrs. Eugene Ender spent Thursâ€" day and Friday at the home of her niece, Mrs. Leslic Wain, in Chicago. Mr, and Mrs. Dan Hunt are enâ€" tertaining at cards on Saturday eveâ€" Willard Meintzer, son of Jaeob Meintzer, is ill in the Highland Park hospital. j OTHER DEALERS AREK ALSO OFFERINQ MANY FINE VALUES IN ELECTRIC RANAES ©@You‘ll like an Electric Range because it brings fast, clean, cool, antomatic for all the things you want to do. hmmmflrufl.m.mmu- velously better cooking results. favorite meaus will take on new taste thrillsâ€"foods will be more tempting, more delicious, more heslithfal, because all the rich, nourishing goodness is kept in . . . not cooked out! What about operating costs? Well, agrin. For actual surveys show Mum&.mfibfiun as you think. Why delay longer? these modern Electric aow! . why eiky lougert Inppstignts thise modern HiectHic zie nowi z‘. & ‘:.'.--! 51 8. St. Johne Ave. *HKB PE Eds ping ‘at their home on Â¥sir Osks of Miss Aune Mrs. Alex Willinan wil be hosâ€" tess to members of the contract bridge club at the first of the sumâ€" on ane Oper House in Deamig *‘ at the Open in Deerfleld. bungalow belonging to Mrs. Carl Hertel on South Chestnut street. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Biscunas, who had ptantred toâ€"mave there will reâ€" in Round â€" Mrs. Emms Brenne, Mrs. James Fitger and Mrs. John C. Willman will be hostesses at the May moetâ€" ing of Ladies® Aid society next Thursday afternoon in the church. The store just west of the post Luxe Cleaners on May 1 in Plagge home '.::: from l?fl i- fipinm s Carl T. Anderson and Mrs. l-?Mmhd--- ton is the station agent at the depot in Deerfleld. Mabe! Brundsge in Austin on Satâ€" urday Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Berube and children are moving to Highwood the first of May. They have been ©ccupying the apartment in the Richard Antes house on Waukegan road for the past two years. . Miss Emma Elliott has resigned as a worker from the Dorcas home After fifteen years of service. She has gone to her home at 1136 8. Delphos street, Ind., to May with her mother, Any of Nok friends may write to ber at the mbove address. Mr. and Mrs. Lioyd Mann of O# terman avenue have a son born on Wednesday, April 19, at the Martha Washington hospital in Chicago. They have named him Richard Robâ€" ert. Annelle Stem was hostess at a party on Friday afternoon in honor of her fifth birthday anniversary mt the home of her parents, the Wilâ€" liam Stem Jrs. of Deerfleld road. Roberta Page, better known as "Bubbles," entertained a group of H. H. Sapington has leased the Tel. H. P. 2000 by of her ninth birthday anniversary Bubbles is a deughter of the Wal ter Pages of Osterman avenue. ter Pages of Usterman avenue. ur..uuuugdm- cago will occupy the in. the Wing bouse being vacuted by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wachhoider, (Evâ€" elyn Kent), who will move to the William Kent home. . Mrs. Loynd is a niece of Mrs. Harry E. Wing. family are moving to Northfield the first of May. Mr. Bartels, who has been proprietor of the Reliable Garâ€" agediring the past year, is to be succeeded by owner, Peter J. Jubâ€" field of Deerficld roud, and Mrs. John R. Not sof Knollwood road. who will spend their vacations here are Miss Lillian Ackerman of Westâ€" Mrs. A. J. Johnson was the dinâ€" ner guest of her daughter, Mrs. John Zinco in Evanston on Friday evening. 6 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bartels and The Chicago schools are having Miss Margareth Plagge will be hostess to members of the Mutual elub at their next meeting. Plumbing and Heating ELECTROL OIL BURNERS 512%, Laurel Avenue â€" Highland Park Shop Phone, Highland Park 271 â€" Residence, H. P. 489 SUNDAYS 230 ...-'.-'b lx: : uis en e en e e Hoike fome tA Te tock CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM First Church of Christ, Scientist Highland Park HOWARD MORAN C Auidnghouse Dictator *AOY*C Gong afterncon st the home of 1 George Antes of Deerficld road. store next to the pos sored by the women church. Mrs. Frank Mrs. Reobertson and mmd'*.. Canads, are visiting st the Harry Olendor? home. A rummage sale will be held toâ€" morrow (Friday) in the. vacent of the illness of her sister, Mrs. Ear! Smith of Osterman avemue will be bostess to members of the Woman‘s Auxiliary of the Bethlchem church today. ‘The Independent Social club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Hilds Zander of Saunders Mrs. Wendell Goodpasture ~was called to Missouri last week because RELIABLE LAUNDERY DRY CLEANING CO. Phone H. P. 178