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to N. Shore Series With only three short weeks reâ€" maining for the sale of season sub~ e o EC RHIL Whiss h scriptions to the North Shore Seâ€" w dmtfih-hd W.u-bfl.a in the suditorium of the aA Park higi school during the coming winter is lovely. young Hertha Giats, contralto star of the Chicago and Salzsurg opera companies, who wiil appear on November 22. Fri s Kreisier, who recently arâ€" rived in this country from Enrope, will appear in Highland Park on Deâ€" cember 12. Following Kreisler, Donâ€" ald Dickson, wellâ€"known to radio listeners as the star of the Chase and Sanborn hour, will be presented on January 22. North Shore concertâ€" guers are asked to note the change in dates on these first three conâ€" certs, a shift made necessary by the Eurcpean war. Winding up the Highland Park series will be Argentinita, gifted Spanish dancer, who comes to the High school auditorium on February 14, and Artur Rubinstein, brilliant pianist, whose recitation April 2 will mark the close of the season. In spite of a large advance sale, a good choice of locations for season reservation remains, it was anâ€" announced this week. The sale of these subscriptions will definitely be elosed on November 1. Orders for season tickets may be sent to Box 684, Highland Park. Community Chorus Now an Independent Organization Here ‘The Community Chorus, which has formerly been sponsored by the Y. W.C. A., is now out of its swaddling clothes and with the aid of several civicâ€"minded, generous persons, is attempting to become a civic asset. Officers for the current year are: president, Mrs. E. A. Jenkins; 1st vice president, Mrs. Garfield Canâ€" right; 2nd vice president, Mrs. Harâ€" old Simpson; secretary, Mrs. Kenâ€" H. Morris; librarian, Mr, Wm. Howâ€" New committees are being formâ€" ed which will make for the efficient conduct of the chorus. There is still time for a few more members to be admitted if they will act quickly. Rehearsals are beginning under the direction of Prof. Louis Palmer, Director of Music at Lake Forest college, who so ably directed the chorus last year. . Anyone who enjoys is inâ€" vited to attend the fehearsal at 8 p.m, Oct. 18 at the or may comâ€" municate wi‘h the membership chairman, Mrs. Canright, phone 2688. An instructive and socially enjoyable season is promised to all members, _ A Hallowe‘en party is being planned and will be announced in detail next week. Rabbi Shulman and Wife to Address Sisterhood, Oct. 16 Rabbi and Mrs. Chatles Shulman will share the platform on Monday, October 16, when the Sisterhood opens its activities for the year. The meeting will be a 12:30 luncheon with Mrs. Milton Graver, newly elected president of the North Shore Sis erhood, presiding. "Behind the Headlines in Europe" and "Reperâ€" cussions in Palestine" are the anâ€" nounced subjects, The discussions will be based on actual experiences gained from wide travel in Europe and the Near East. Rabbi Shulman and the Balti careas as well as the implications of the association of Germany and Russia in the joint occupation of Central European terâ€" ritory. Also in his discussion will will cover the psychology of the peoâ€" 7 S. ST. KHHH AVENLIE PHONE HICHLANO PARK 435 PH O T OGRAPHER S HECKETSWEILER Your children won‘t be little long, but photographs of them will never grow up. Have new portraits of them made today. be a consideration of America‘s part in Palestine and the Near East insoâ€" far as they reflect not only the Jewâ€" ish refugee problems developing from the horrors cccurring in Poâ€" land and cisewhere in European war in the recent conflict. _ Mr. Shuiman will discuss events fronts, but also the Arsb situation as it is affected by England‘s entry onto the war and the struggle beâ€" ween Italy and England for domiâ€" are open to all who are interested and guests are cordially invited. There will be a sale of merchanâ€" dise made by the blind at this Octcâ€" ber meeting, Luncheon will be served at 12:30 p.m. and the program will begin at 2:15 o‘clock,. Reservations (T5e per person) must be made with Mrs. Willism Lederer, 393 Sunset road, Winne‘ka (telephone 2073) by mail or telephone before Friday, October 18. meeting as a special welcome to the many new members of the Sister High School P.â€"T.A. Membership Drive Is Now Under W ay president and chairman of the disâ€" trict chairman, announces aâ€" gratiâ€" fying response to the notice that dues were due and payable at the first business meeting of the year October 5. The district chairmen hope that everyone will be at home when the coâ€"workers call for your dues to the High School P.T.A. or you may pay them to your district chairman. ‘ Braeside, Mrs, Harold Pfster. Ravinia, Mrs. Henry S. Foreman. Lincoln, Mrs, Harry Earhart. Elm Place, Mrs. Roderick Macâ€" pherson and Mrs. Arthur Swanson. Mrs. Frank Altman Heads Deerfield Unit Red Cross Roll Call Wheeling, Northbrook and Praiâ€" rie View, Mrs, H. S. Bingham. James B, Forgan, chairman of the Chicago chapter, American Red Cross, has announced the appointâ€" ment of Mrs. Frank J. Altman, 1107 Hazel avenue, Deerfield, as chairman of the Roll Call committee of the Deerfield Red Cross unit. Mrs. Altman will organize a comâ€" mittee of volunteer workers to conâ€" duct the annual Red Cross memberâ€" ship campaign in Deerfleld from Armistice Day to November 80. vest season. In Council Bluffs, lowa, is located one of the most remarkable instituâ€" tions in our nation. This institution is the Christian Home Orphanage, founded 57 years ago next Decemâ€" This Home for nearly 57 years has given continuous service in beâ€" half of homeless and destitute chilâ€" dren. During these long years, the doors of the Home have never been closed, day or night. This Home has been a refuge for thousands of little children from all parts of the country. These children have been tenderly cared for, trained and edâ€" ucated and placed in fine private families, and in every way they have been given the opportunity to grow up into outstanding Christian men and women. The Christian Home Orphanage, during all these years, has been carâ€" ried on and built up to its present great size, by the freeâ€"will offerings f good people from all sections of West Ridge, Mrs. L. R. Haas. Deerfield, Mrs. Harry Olendorf. Bannockburn, Mrs. Harold Norâ€" Oak Terrace, Mrs. David Olson. The Christian Home offers to evâ€" A REMARKABLE HOME of mmflfi to coâ€"operate in the greatest of works in the training and education ‘l':sl!-allc::-bhv as hqonld.lud.thhn‘:dhi-h dens of the Home would be well met. We ask that every reader of this article mail to the Christian Home Orphanage at Council Bluffs, lows, a donation for the Thanksgiving ofâ€" %hm'fithm God rn-. We know that avfll 'n:uuhu..‘ ve a more the realization that you are one of a great company of friends throughâ€" out the United States who are giving of their means to enable the Christâ€" ian training to homeless boys and girls the Christian Home Orphanage, Council Bluffs, lowa. 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