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MHarry Baum‘ sttended their bridge <lub in Libertyville on Friday aftâ€" ernoon at the home of Mrs. Maurice move from Ravinia to hfiufllh‘um road which is being vacated by the A. J. Johnsons. The Johnsons will move to the home of the late Mrs. Philip Romme! the drst of June. TAGE TEN Kenneth Warner, son of Mrs. Margaret Warner of the Open House tearoom, is going to Washington, D. C., this week to visit his sister, Marjorie, who attends the American university. Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Weir are leayâ€" ing today to be away until July 20. DEERFIELD LOCALS YouWill Enioy Mrs. Harry Olendorf and Mrs the su ision of Mrs. Davidson. @ Tfid EY ALWAYS COME ©@BEAUTIFUL LOCATION BACK! Some of our guests have bg'gn coming back for 19 years. We can give you many references. @LOW RATES! American plan, catering especially to famâ€" ilies. S nl? low season rates. .(lJOSPl-.ici!Y! Yet far enough to be exclusive. A little over 100 miles all the way on Route 12 . . . turn north at Lake Ri'ploy Country Club to Davidson‘s at the north end of the lake. Why not come up and look us over . . . only a 2}4 hour drive. the su; hot and cold running water . . . comfortable beds. â€" ‘Hhifll'Y Ol‘.oll"UN! A fine 18 sporty course, bathâ€" in fed waters, :fl.(r“.:d'tf:;s.;flm_) thing to entertain you in the gutoutdoon. TOPS FOR FOOD! Good foodlndplmtyofiitildnmd important of any vacation. Dlvid.on’.Pz noteJ' for good food and are listed in Duncan Hines‘ famous book "Adventures in Good Eating." And no wonâ€" der, w ;?m.bk., mn.he':li rolln.om pastries . â€" . everything prep Skokie Valley Laundry A Natural Place tor Natural People! MODERN WOMEN KNOW THE SECRET! DON‘T let washday rob you of your vitalityâ€" leave you tired and out of sorts. You can avoid all this if you send your laundry to the SKOKIE VALLEY LAUNDRY. It will be done economicâ€" ally, thoroughlyâ€"just as carefully as you would do it in your own home! Free yourself from this unnecessary problem today. Send Your LAUNDRY to SKOKIE VALLEY and lay leaders o the Presbyterian church, . On Bunday, June 4, Dr. Ml.lmpdfidh Presbyterian will occupy the pulpit of the Deerfleld Presbyterian church. ‘The following week Rev. They will go to Asheville, N. C., and hhhh'*'o.l.l..'i-.k. Weir will be an instructor in schools in those two cities for clergymen Ray J. Dollienmayer and his wife will arrive in the village and will live in the Weir home during their absence. Rev. Dollenmayer, a proâ€" fessor of Bible in Maryville college, in Tennessee, will take up the pasâ€" tor‘s duties from June 11 to July 15, KENNEDY â€"RUMMLER WEDDING Miss Dixie Middleton Kennedy beâ€" came the bride of Joseph M. Rummâ€" ler on Saturday afternoon at four o‘clock, at the home of the bride‘s sister, Mrs. John Morel van Schaick of Saunders road, west of the vilâ€" lage. The Rev. Herbert W. Prince of the Church of the Holy Spirit in Lake Fore:t read the service in the presence of about forty relatives and close friends, and a small reception followed. Miss . Kennedy is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Kennedy of Montgomâ€" ery, Ala., and Mr. Rummler is a son of William R. Rummler of Chicago. The bride‘s sister, Mrs. James T. Edwards of Montgomery was her only attendant. Robert Rummler of Milwaukee was his brother‘s best man. Mr. Rummler and his bride will live in Chicago. At the Ma mecting of the Deerâ€" field Chamber of Commerce last Thursday evening, it was decided to hold a carnival to be known as "DEERFIELD DAY" in August for the benefit of the Deerfield Comâ€" munity Center. The committee apâ€" pointed by president M. A. Frants includes M. A. Pottenger, Earl Hurt, Jack Kress, Clarence Schmidt, R. A. Nelson and Clarence Wilson. A committee of six more will be selectâ€" ed by Community Center to assist the Chamber of Commerce. The women of the Bannoekburn Garden Club have planned a novel way to raise money for the landâ€" seaping of their school grounds. The beautiful formal gardens on the estate of Mr. and Mrs. William Aitâ€" ken will be the setting for the buffet eupper and style show on Saturda evening, June 17, at 6:30 o‘clock and in event of rain will be held the following Saturday evening. The fashion show is being presented through the courtesy of Ruth Mecâ€" Culloch of Evanston, with profesâ€" sional models. The Aitken gardens will be floodâ€"lighted for the occasion and will be a perfect setting for such a party. .One of the Aitken‘s daughters, Mrs. Siebel C. Harris, is general chairman of the affair. Her sister, Mrs. J. P. Condon, is on the committee, and others who are working to make the party a success are Mrs. James E. Baggot Jr., Mrs. Albert W. Torbet, who is president of the club, and Mrs. J. B. Cleaver.‘ BANNOCKBURN GARDEN CLUB DINNER PARTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE um in th J reational project in the Grammar school who have resigned to private are Other members of the staff are Miss Marjorie Merritt, Miss 1 Pfister, Eugene Seyl, Clifford mer and Dewey Deal. Dr. C. A. Johnston M: several days of this week in sas City, Mo. 5 Tds suto stickers bearing deer, and given out the village Circle Three of the Presbyterian church met on Wednesday (yesterâ€" day) at the home of Mrs, George Pettis. Mrs. Pettis, who broke her hip and has been confined to her bed for three months, is now able to sit up. â€"__ _ .. 1iz Mr. A. H. Mulke will be 77 years of age on Friday, June 2 Mr. Muhlke is Deerfleld‘s oldest native son. Because of his illness this past year it is not likely that there will be a celebration. Mrs. Victor Carison was hostess to members of the commencement class of the Wilmot Grade school last Wednesday evening at her home on Stratford road. Her daughter, Lois, is a member of the class. Fathers and sons competed in a baseball game on Thursday evening at the annual picnic of the Wilmot school. The game and supper were held at the school. A group of Deerfleld eteachers were guests of Mrs. W. E. Hodgins, the former Ethel Titus, at a houseâ€" warming last Monday evening at her new home in Libertyville. On Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Harry Muhlke visited Mrs. Hodgins. last year "Deerficléâ€"That‘s Where YOU Should Live" is to be put on day The final in a series of vesper services at the Bethlchem Evangeliâ€" cal church will be held on Sunday at 4:30 p.m. Miss Margaret Molâ€" daner of Highland Park and Robert Umbach of Osterman Ave., Deerâ€" field, will present a musical proâ€" gram. Vesper services will begin again next October. Mrs. Carl T. Anderson and Mrs. Raymond Flinn of Highland Parsk were luncheon guests of Mrs. Alâ€" bert Hunter in Oak Park last Friâ€" There will be a remedial reading clinic in the Deerfield G!r school from June 12 to July 15 each school day from 9 a.m. to 12 noon, with Mrs. Christine MceMahon Knask in charge. Full parti¢ulars of the summer school will be found elsewhere in the PRESS. ‘ Miss Betty Warner is leaving the middle of next month to open their other tearoom, Open House, at Miâ€" nocqua. She will take with her a group of college girls to assist her in the work. "Kippy" Nall was host at a daneâ€" ing party on Friday evening at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Nall, in Bannockburn. Mrs. William Stupple of Highland Park will be hostess to members of the Contract Bridge Club at lunchâ€" eon next Thursday at Open House tearoom in Deerfield. mother chase cense. Charles C. Kapschull, past state commander of the American Leâ€" gion, was the speaker at the Meâ€" morial day program at Oswego, IIL, on Tuesday. â€" Mr. and Mrs. Wessley Stryker (Florence Page) spent last week at the Robert Page cottage in Wisâ€" consin. Mrs. Herbert Frost took Mrs. Stryker‘s place as village colâ€" lector at the Village Hall during her absence. Mr. and Mrs. Milton O. Olson have returned from Cleveland, O., where they spent the past week. Mr. Olson was appointed by the Chicago Presbytery to attend the General Assembly of the Presbyteâ€" rian church which convened from May 25â€"31, June first is the deadline for the purchase of vehicle tags and dog liâ€" censes. All residents must purâ€" Waiter Lange Jr. and Ray Ott left on Friday for a vacation trip The Semper Fidelis club is meetâ€" ing this evening at the Bethlchem Evangelical church. _ F * DAHL‘S Auto Reconstruction Co Eâ€"! LDOLINC Sa*': “,;H and display a 1939 vehicle liâ€" *CKB P ESS day evening. The dinner was served by the men of the church and the young men vaited on the tables. Mrs. Magdaline Mernits of Chicago Heights, who is a past president of the Woman‘s Federation, was the speaker. _ Jerry Baum, youthful magician, entertained the sudience with sleight of hand tricks. esting Mr. (Im'i-d)d'-.m of Chicago visited at the Smith home on West Osterman one hundred ten mothers and daughters of the church last Thurs to Salt Lake City and other interâ€" avenue The Motherâ€"Daughter banquet of St Paul‘s church was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Bingham and daughter, Sally, and Mrs. Bingâ€" ham‘s mother, Mrs. Amelia Pyle, of Chicago, were Sundsy d inner guests at the Ender home, on North Waukegan road. The Deerfield Woman‘s Club will hold a dinner dance on Saturday, June 3, in the Briergate Golf Club. The annual spring luncheon and card party of the Eastern Star will be held on Tuesday, June 6, at 1 o‘clock in the Masonic Temple. The children of the Holy Cross church will be confirmed on June 13. * This column depends upon its readers for help. If you have had a guest, or are planning a vacation trip, or a party, won‘t you let the Deerfield editor know about it? The Altar and Rosary society of the Holy Gross church will have an outing on Friday (tomorrow). They will have luncheon at 1 o‘clock at Rogalski‘s Union hotel in Wheeling and will thenâ€"go to Des Plaines for a tour of St. Mary‘s Training school. The Rev. Father J. V. Murphy will accompany the society on the tour. The Holy Cross Bowling league dinner is scheduled for this evening. Men of the teams will enjoy the anâ€" nual banquet. Larson‘s Stationery Store REPAIRS â€" RENTALS â€" SALES Higniand Park 567 Your Typewriter Man KEEP COOL THIS SUMMER ! E. K. 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