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Jean Nichols, who is studying music in Chicago, will play "Hanâ€" sel" in "Hansel and Gretel" on March 12 at Kimball hall . . . Ebba Sundstrom will be the conductor. . . . Highland Park on Saturday will be the site of the annual convention of the Lake County Juvenile Royal Neighbors , . . the North Shore Fedâ€" eral Credit union at their second anâ€" nual meet elected to its directors‘ board T. Townsend and Frank PAGE TWO Iu.l‘ub.A.md-& land Park is a state board of the Illinois League of Women S. Simons . . . during the coming two weeks, members of the board of directors will visit North Shore The Prosperity club, following the example of the Modenese society, has chartered a junior group . . . which includes in its ranks, among others, Gilda Dinelli, Vanda Nanâ€" nini, Esther Minorini. . .. Voters . . . and so is Mrs. Raymond Grum of the Highwood office . . . and to the credit committee W. H. Sorenson of the Highwood office and Frank Beshack of the shops. Richard E. Martin of this city, justice of the peace, has formally announced his candidacy for the Reâ€" publican nomination for representaâ€" tive in the eighth senatorial district ... C. Russell Allen, Harold D. Kelâ€" Too bad . . . Al Sheridan, playing for the Prosperity Women‘s club dance Saturday night, failed to take up Lena Azzi‘s suggestion .. . that he announce that the girls were going to reverse the usual process of danceâ€"claiming . . . since it is Leap year . . . Lena‘s sister, Leah, has a weak spot for blue eyes . . . by her own admission . . . Leah makes all her own clothes . . . and last summer could boast of a new gown for every weekâ€"end dance . .. because she has nimble fingers . . . Also seen at the dance was Mary Picchietti, with her fiance, Charles Fiore. ... Henrietta Wessethoeft is a memâ€" ber of the class of probationers who became the new class of student nurses at St. Therese hospital . . . she was presented her cap at ceremâ€" onies last Friday and so became a fullâ€"fledged student. . . . sey, and Nick Keller are his camâ€" paign rivals. . .. Granted to the estaté of the late Richard R. Holden is a patent for a crossing for an overhead trolley system. ... The world‘s meanest thief must have been present at the dance . . . which was a benefit affair for a sick person . . . all of a suddenâ€"like the lights went out . . . everyone thinkâ€" ing it was the patrolman suggesting it was time to leave . . . but presto 15 dollars or so disappeared. . . . Helen Milano came down with a Workmanship guaranteed. The WAUKEGAN POST LINCOLN SHADE & AWNING CO. BOXING SHOW AWNINGS | VENETIAN BLINDS WINDOW SHADES 16 North Sheridan Road 1st 4 rows, ringside .$1.10 SHELDON ANDERSON 154 Lb. Kenosha Wonder WAUKEGAN HIGH Let us give you A~* 545 an estimate. B 1 e B 0 U T $ For 8 P.M. cold and couldn‘t on Saturday m'll'--ml...h "Mr. X" Community Service dirâ€" ector is simply "boiling" overâ€"says its a yearly diversion, and even ifâ€" fers it to the highest bidder, but for goodness saks, don‘t strike him, for its an awful pain in the neck, "just boils and boils." Chicago will play host to a large group of educators from far and near when the Progressive Educaâ€" tion association holds its annual conference the week of February 19 to 24. So large a crowd is expected that meetings will be held in two hotels; the Padmer House and the Congress hotel. _ The conference theme is "Resources and Education." Preceding the actual conference program, three days will be given over to visiting housing projects, museums, schools, and libraries in the area and consideration will be given to all the forces, social, culâ€" tural, and religious in the environâ€" ment that bring their influences to bear upon the development of the child and the youth. Curriculum material will, of course, be consid> ered intensively as always, but this conference is important because it will see far beyond the four walls of the classroom. The North Shore Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revoluâ€" tion will be the guests of Mrs. Edâ€" mund Andrews, Mrs. Mabel R. Ehle and Mrs. Kellogg Speed on Thursâ€" day afternoon, February 8th at 2 o‘clock at the home of Mrs. Andrews, 234 Laurel Avenue, Rabbi Shulman to Address Leaders; Dance Is Success Elm Place and Green Bay Road schools will close Thursday and Friâ€" day, Feb. 22 and 23 in order that members of the teaching staff may attend this conference. Rabbi C. E. Shulman, Rabbi of the North Shore Congregation Israe! of Glencoe, has been announced by the president of the North Shore Area council, Robert Doepel, as the speaker for the annual meeting and Scout Leaders Appreciation Dinner tc be held at the temple on Washâ€" ington‘s birthday, February 22. Invitations for this meeting have been sent out this week. The atâ€" tendance will be approximately 600 adults. Another highâ€"light of the meeting will be the two solos, including the number "The Glory Road," by George Bersch now executive of the Kaskaskia council with headquarâ€" ters at Belleville, I1l. but formally a field scout executive of the North Shore Area council. "Yorktown" Subject Of Mrs. Goodhue at D.A.R. Meeting Feb. 8 Another feature of the program will be a presentation of the Silver Beaver awards to the two men picked by the Silver Beaver commitâ€" tee and approved by the executive board for distinguished service to boyhood within the territory of the North Shore Area council. Mr. Wilâ€" liam Webster, chairman of the Silâ€" ver Beaver committee, will make the presentation. "Yorktownâ€"and Rembrance" will be the subject of the informal lecâ€" ture of Mrs. Julian G. Goodhue, past historian general of the naâ€" tional society. Dr. Winters Attends Demonstration of New Iron Lung Tuesday Representatives from all hospitals in the county were invited to atâ€" tend a demonstration of the new iron lungs, which have recently been purchased by Lake county residents, in a campaign conducted by the Waukegan Newsâ€"Sun, Tuesday eveâ€" ning at Abbott Laboratories in North Chicago. Dr. William L. Winters of this city represented the local hospital, while Dr. A. J. Rissinger of Lake Forest and Dr. Bovik of Waukegan represented hospitals from their viâ€" cinity. H. P. Educators to Attend Progressive Education Meeting It was very apropos that this demonstration should be held on this evening, in view of the fact that it was the President‘s birthâ€" day. President Roosevelt has been instrumental in furthering a camâ€" paign to fight infantile paralysis in the United States. Lake county has been without equipment to take care of infanâ€" tile paralysis cases, and whenever such condition developed it has been necessary tq take patients to some other community outside the county for proper treatment. This has worked a hazard in several cases, and realizing the great need, a comâ€" mittee in Waukegan was organized, ndt-b)n-n‘h“h\ proper equipment. Two iron lungs have been parâ€" chiased and after they have been demonstrated throughout the counâ€" ty, it is planned to place one in the Highland Park hospital and the other at the Emergency hospital in Waukegan. Both will be taken to any hospital in the county when "‘Rebecca," by Daphne DuMauier â€"National book awards, Booksellâ€" ers‘ favorite novel. "The World Was My Garden," by David Fairchild â€" National Book award, Booksellers‘ find. "Listen! the Wind" by Anne Morâ€" row Lindbergh â€" National book awards, Booksellers‘ favorite nonâ€" fiction. "With Malice Toward Some," by Margaret Halsey â€" National book award, most original book. The Publishers‘ Weekly, which is the American Book Trade Journal, lists in the Jan. 20, 1940 issue a list of literary awards of the year 1989, This list includes: "No Arms, No Armour," by R. D. Q. Henriquesâ€"the Allâ€"Nations novel international prize offered by Farâ€" rar & Rinehart, publishers. "Land Below the Wind," by Agnes Keithâ€"Atlantic Monthly Press, Litâ€" tle Brown nonâ€"fiction prize. "East of the Giants," by G, R. Stewart, Jr.â€"Gold medals. General literature _ scholarship, _ Commonâ€" wealth Club of California. "Cancelled in Red," by Hugh Pentecost â€" Dodd, Mead detective story. j "Big Four," by Oscar Lewisâ€"Silâ€" ver medal. Commonwealth Club of California. "Wind Without Rain," by Herbert Krauseâ€"Friends of American Writâ€" ers award. LIBRARY Â¥HB H1GHLAND No leftovers! Each of these February Specials is a copy of our "Best Sellers" during the Fall season. Merchandise tried and tested, proved by customer demand. Styled with the latest nippedâ€"inâ€"waists, gently curving hips, youthfully rounded, uplifted bosoms. Only the finest workmanship and qualâ€" ity Lastex and fabrics are used throughout. Trimming details include novelty stitchery, fagoting and fine Alencon laces. Annual Sale ffarner‘s Girdles & Corsets 400 5.00 7.50 Wofe th ‘ac/udiu Staâ€"Upâ€"Tops . . . Won‘t roll or cut into your flesh. Specially proportioned Halfâ€"size Corselettes. Smooth Talons and Slide Fasteners. Le Gant Two Wayâ€"One Way Stretch. Invizâ€"Aâ€"Grips or Plain Garters. Forked Shoulder Straps for Balanced Support. GARNETTS 'elai‘ 4 e 99 usuve 'edign "The Yearling," by M. K. Rawiâ€" ingsâ€"Pulitzer prize novel William Paris, 28, 1410 W. 109th street, Chicago, made a foreed landâ€" ing in a bumpy field adjacent to Skoâ€" kie road Saturday evening. He told Highland Park police that he was returning to Chicago from Kenosha, where he had taken a pasâ€" senger, when the water cooled enâ€" gine of his open cockpit plane froze, forcing him to descend. With the aid of car lights he managed to see the field and glided his plane to the field The only casualty was a blown out tire. raphy. "Blow for a Landing," by Ben L. Any of these books may be borâ€" rowed from the Highland Park Pubâ€" lic library. Frozen Motor Forces Plane to Land in Field on Skokie Road Sunday morning when he attemptâ€" ed to take off, he found that he could not take off from the bumpy field. With the aid of state police, the plane was taxied south on Skoâ€" kie highway to County Line road, where the highway widens, and took off from near the Villa Moderne. As he ascended, he circled three times above the crowd of motorists and spectators, waving his thanks and then headed south. Four hundred and fifty members of the Lions Clubs including Highâ€" land Park, Highwood, Glencoe, Glenâ€" view and Winnetka, attended a dinâ€" ner dance Tuesday evening at Villa Moderne. The occasion, known as Charter Night, was held for the purpose of presenting charters to the 450 Members Attend Lions Charter Night at Villa Moderne PAREK PRE&R 7N\ newly organized Lions clubs of Highâ€" Villa Moderne Moose Lodge ... Vogue Cleaners Post Office ....... Lucky Strikes Highwood club is sponsored by Highâ€" land Park, while the two other clubs are sponsored by Winnetka. District Governer Edgar M. Alâ€" bert of Maywood, und his corps of clubs. Dr. Butterworth of Highland Park accepted the charter of Highâ€" wood, while a representative from Winnetks accepted the charters for Glencoe and Glenview. 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