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Classes to Start Next Monday Night over any previous wear. More than rfl-‘ number of registrations will made on Monday evening before uzfi.-&‘fltfl,bdâ€" fered year new equipment for this class is now being purchasâ€" Only a few more registrations can be made in Mr. Schneider‘s and Mr. Durbahn‘s Woodwork class. Great interest is being shown in Current _ Affairs lectures. Prof. Strevey, who has been here for the there is still plenty of room for perâ€" sons in the Wednesday evening From the results of the registraâ€" tion this week, everything points to The Badminton classes on Monday To anticipate your blanket needs now would affect a very substantial savâ€" ing. [ As wool quotations continue to advance many blanket manufacturâ€" ers have withdrawn all prices. However, we have a very extensive line of new fall Kenwood and North Star Blankets, bought months ago, that are actually the best values in years and we urge you to see them before makâ€" ing selection. NEW J(enwooa/ AND WorfA &ar Biankets at Oup Prices GARNETT‘S See the GIRL OF TODAY along with our many other ANN FOSTER styles. The dress that was Jjudged the national style leader in New York by a World‘s Fair audience of 10,000 consumers. The dress that all the country‘s talking about â€"the winner of the New York World‘s Fair World of Tomorrow fashâ€" ion award. EP BIRL OF TDR GARNE TTCS 395 and up Classes will start promptly at 4:80 p.m. Come on over and join the most enthusiastic and growing project in town. past five years, will again open the -bu'%m‘ taik will be on Problem of American Neutrality" in the present The second lecture will be given by Prof. Earl DeLong of the Ecoâ€" nomics Department of Northwestern university. Prof. DeLong is a memâ€" ber of the Republican Planning Comâ€" mittee. There will also be a class in Citâ€" izenship offered on Wednesday eveâ€" Monday and ‘Wednesday evenings of next week. Everyone in the community should take advantage of the wonderful opportunity offered at the High school for recreation, hobbies and vocational interests. ‘There has been heavy enrollment REGISTER NOW! A rummage sale will be held at the Highland Park Presbyterian church on Thursday, Oct. 19, startâ€" ing at 9 a.m. All donations should be at the church not later than Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 18. If you have large articles, such as furniture, to donate, call Mrs. Chas. Baker, H. P. 2956, and a truck will be sent Wednesday morning to pick them up. October 27â€"Meatâ€"Grading Regâ€" ulations and Laws. November 10â€"Dairy Products. November 17â€"Canned and Packâ€" aged Foods. Rummage Sale to * Be Held Oct. 19 at Presbyterian Church Menu." The lectures are op;n _to everyone, and single admissions may be obtained. October 13 â€" Foodâ€"the Budget and the Menu, December 8â€"The Medicine Chest and Its Contents. The next lecture in the series Toâ€" day‘s Consumer will be given Friâ€" day, October 138, at 10 o‘clock at the Highland Park YWCA on Laurel avenue. Mrs. Philip Johnson will talk on "Foodâ€"the Budget and the Due to the fact that Thanksgivâ€" ing day will fall on November 28 in Illinois the lecture scheduled for November 24 will be given a week in advance on Friday, November 17. Alumni may purchase tickets in advance or at the door. Students are to purchase tickets from session representatives or members of the ticket committee before the date of the dance. The ticket committee is composed of C. Jones, J. Heath, J. Grinnell, J. Kelly, F. Bangs, A., Flint, J. Wonnell, E. Detmer, T. Summers, E. Zmeske F. l.&u. with T. Starrels as chairman. Mrs. Philip Johnson Presents 2nd of Conâ€" sumers Talks Oct. 13 The schedule for the remaining lectures is as follows: Last year more than fifty alumni couples returned to renew relations with the school at the homecoming dance. An even larger number are anticipated this year because of the success met with on previous occmâ€" sions. Alumni Welcome at High School and Girls Club third annual Highâ€" land Park High School Homecomâ€" ing Dance, will be held in the boys‘ gym on mym%: $:30, following the game with W Mary Ann Jones, Peggy Jonés, Dan Scully, Bob Weinberg, and Bill Aisâ€" Alumni are extended a special in vitation to this dance. They may bring friends as partners even though such friends did not go to this school, but students who are now in school must be accompanied by partners who are in school at the present time or who have atâ€" tended at some time in the past. T*HB HIGHLANBD PAREPEES8 When she was 18 years of age, she came to America with her parâ€" ents, settling in Chicago. Mrs. Van Riper‘s father became associated with Crane and company as meâ€" chanical engineer. Not only was she active in the Highland Park Woman‘s club, but she also was a member of a Norweâ€" gian Reading circle in Chicago known as the Aurora Borealis. Surviving Mrs. Van Riper are two daughters, Mrs. Edna Cady of Chiâ€" cago and Mrs, Ethel Britton of New Britton, Conn., and a son, James M. of this city. Park. She was 75 years old, being born in Kristiansand, Norway, June 14, 1864. She was a descendant of Norway‘s first king, Herold Farâ€" sager, in the year 853 A.D., also Queen Agnes who reigned in the fourteenth century. Her father was a mechanical enâ€" gineer who owned an estate Yaeâ€" gersburg in Kristiansand, where were located his mills and foundry. This estate now is used as a school for boys. + Funeral services were held yesâ€" terday (Wednesday) afternoon at 2 o‘clock from her home, 339 Park avenue. Interment was in Rosehill cemetery. Mrs. Nathalie Dahn Van Riper, for 49 years a resident of Highland Park, died suddenly Sunday evening while visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ethel Britton, in New Britton, Conn. Mrs. Van Riper and her son had gone east last week and had spent two days at the New York World‘s Fair. Mrs. Van Riper was the last charâ€" ter member of the Highland Park Woman‘s club, residing in Highland Rev. H. Miller to Speak at Bethany Rev. H. Eugene Miller, supervisor at the Dorcas home, will be a guest speaker in the Loyalty Month proâ€" gram at the Bethany Evangelical church on Sunday, at 11 a.m. Stewâ€" ardship is the general theme to be considered at all Evangelical churchâ€" es in the state on the coming Sunâ€" day. In harmony with this thought Mrs. N. Van Riper Dies While in East; Funeral Wednesday Rev. Miller will speak on the subâ€" ject, "A Big Thief." Women of Moose to In all of Dr. Watson‘s music lecâ€" ture programs he gives his audience a new experience in educational enâ€" tertainment by relating music to his glorious color pictures. Hold Card Party A card and bunco party will be given by the Women of the Moose, Thursday evening, October 19, at Witten hall. The public is invited to attend. There will be prises and Friday at Sunset park, aithough Coach George Hall has a goodâ€"sized squad, composed mainly of members from teams of the last two years. Tuesday, Dec. 5, "Scandinavian Democracy" (Norway, Sweden, Finâ€" land, Denmark). Saturday, Jan. 6, "Mexico." Tuesday, Jan. 16, "The United States from Sea to Shining Sea." All of the programs will be illusâ€" trated in colored stills and motion pictures. Hiâ€"Hatters were the winners by a score of 7â€"0. ®®"Additional players for the team are still welcome to try out this Dr. Watson Will Open Lecture Series Here on October 28 Dr. Dudley Crafts Watson, one of America‘s foremost lecturers of Fine Arts and a resident of Ravinia, will present a series of five upâ€"toâ€" date and popular lectures on Euâ€" rope, the United States and Mexâ€" 10. The series will be given at the Highland Park High school audiâ€" torium on the following evenings at 8:15 o‘clock: â€" Wednesday, Nov. 8, "The New Itâ€" aly, from Rome to the Alps." ragged and in the end the Chicago Isles Today." In the first encounter, on Friday night, the Wrightwood A. C. was deâ€" feated, 6â€"0, as a result of a touchâ€" down made in the third period by left halfback George Bowden after the team had pushed steadily down the field for 70 yards. Several fellows playing for the first year with the Merchants were prominent in the Sunday afternoon game but the play was generally Playing two games in three days, the Highland Park Merchants footâ€" ball team opened another season at Sunset park last week. _ benefit: you relieve storage congesâ€" tion in your home; someone obtains at small cost a muchâ€"needed article of clothing or home equipment; and Merchant Gridders Open Season With 1 Lost and 1 Won relieve needs in our parish at home u---u'::.u.u. mage sale is of dimensional Saturday, Oct. 18, "The British Any useable article is saleable. torney Briddle of this city, is servâ€" ing as one of the first federal petit juries in Chicago with women as members. The Pi Delta Club will entertain members of the B.Y.‘s and Emanon League on October 12 at 8 p.m. at the Y.W.C.A. Misses Ruth and Marion Larson will show movies of their trip to Hawaii. Serves on Chicago Federal Petit Jury With Local Advs. at C. 8. 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