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Social Security Board Representative To Be Here, April 2 For the convenience of employers and employces in this vicinity who desire assistance and information relative to the oldâ€"age and survivâ€" ors insurance system of the Social Security Act, as amended, Albert S. Lewis, manager of the Waukegan Field Office of the Socinllecurity Board will be in HighlandPark at Spring Party May 3 At Evanston Country Club, Benefit Affair Live exhibits in arts, crafts and nature projects, folk dancing, group singing, a reception for Mrs. Harâ€" vey Mudd, national president and Mrs. Paul Rittenhouse, national diâ€" rector, _ a â€" barbecue luncheon in French Lick Springs resort park, the regional banquet and roundtable conferences feature the program. Sessions will be held at French Lick Springs hotel and delegates will have the spa‘s extensive faciliâ€" ties for indoor and outdoor recreaâ€" tional and social activities at their: disposal, ‘ One of the most important beneâ€" fit parties of the Spring season will be the dessertâ€"bridge and fashion show which the Alumnae of Northâ€" western university will hold at the Country Club of Evanston on Friâ€" day afternoon, May 3, at 1:30. Proâ€" ceeds will be added to the furnishâ€" ing fund for the Associate Alumnae room in Scott Hall. Plans were formulated last week when Mrs. Paul 8. Cummins, genâ€" eral chairman of the affair, enterâ€" tained the committee chairmen at tea at her home in Evanston. Mrs. Thomas B. Singleton of Glencoe is president of the Associate Alumnae. A book review by Mrs. James S. Harvey, one of Evanston‘s favorite entertainers, who is an alumna of the College of Liberal Arts and of the School of Speech of the univerâ€" sity, will be the attraction for nonâ€" bridge players. The book review and bridge games will follow the style show. Some of the most glamorous of Northwestern‘s girls will model in the fashion show which is being planned by Mrs. James L. Allen of Highland Park. Three bridal parties will climax a showing of sport elothes, afternoon â€" and _ evening gowns. Mrs. Herbert E. Mueller is organâ€" izing a large ticket committee this week. Mrs. Richard G. Breeden heads the patroness committee; Mrs. Paul L. Morrison will select prizes; Mrs. Hubert L. Hardy is in charge of club house arrangements; and Mrs. Robert C, Suhr will supervise bridge arrangements. Mrs. William Soule heads the refreshment comâ€" mittee. nue; Mrs. John F. Priddat, 1436 Pleasant avenue; and Mrs. Hallie Harrington, 635 Brownville road. Girl Scout Officials Invited to Attend Conference April 15â€"17 Girl Scout officials of Highland Park have been invited to attend the 16th annual conference of Great Lakes Region No. 7 at French Lick Springs, Ind., April 15â€"17. More than 600 leaders from Illinois, Inâ€" diana, Michigan and Wisconsin are expected, according to Miss Sally B. Stickney, Chicago, regional director. The Highland Park Scout council members invited include, Mrs. Roy O. Nereim, 247 Central avenue; Mrs. Robert Thompson, 416 St. Johns place; Mrs. Jesse Ham, 1035 Ft. Sheridan avenue; Mrs. Eugene C. Pfister, 2385 Lakeside place; Mrs. Julius Laegeler, 620 Skokie; Mrs. Herman Zischke, 299 Moraine road; Mrs. Benedict Goodman, 306 Hazel avenue; Mrs. Edgar B. Carter, 2092 S. Sheridan road; Mrs. Philip Johnâ€" son, 682 Yale lane; Mrs. F. V. Collâ€" ings, 1881 Groveland Avenue; Mrs Barton Pope, 840 Forest avenue; Mrs. Leo Sheridan, 1601 Dean aveâ€" Of course we pamper everything that is sent to us on wash day, but we pamper the shirts a bit more for we try to launder them just the way friend husband likes them. WE PAMPER SHIRTS may be made by letter or telephone at the field office of the Board loâ€" cated in the Post Office in Waukeâ€" Many employers and wage earnâ€" ers wish information concerning oldâ€" age and survivors insurance as well as other phases of the Federal Soâ€" cial Security program, Mr. Lewis said. We are glad to be able to make direct contact possible for them and this personal service will be given regularly to the people in this area by the Waukegan office. Mrs. Clifford Brewer, an authorâ€" ity on old glass, will give a talk on that subject at 10:30 a.m. April 10, at the Highland Park Woman‘s club. During that day and also on the 11th, the Collector‘s Study Group of the club is sponsoring an exhibiâ€" tion of table settings. This talk by Mrs. Brewer and the showing of old china, glass, lustre, pewter and other collectors‘ items will be open to the public at a small admission fee. In 1829 an Illinois traveler with $1.00 in his possession received board and lodging during part of his journey because no one could change tis money. An account noted by the Illinois Writers‘ Project, W.P.A., says that he came down the river from Galâ€" ena to Quincy in a skiff, and from there set out on foot for his home in Edwardsville. He travelled as far as Carrolton in Greene county before he found a person with enough money "to break" his dollar. Another early traveler who had settled in Adams county in 1829 once related that he had made the round trip from Quincy to a point in Kentucky on 75 cents, "and didn‘t sponge or beg." Money to Spend But Nobody to Take It Collectors Study Group to Hear Talk By Mrs. C. Brewer ® Well qualified by character, training and experience to repreâ€" sent you in the consideration of new legislation and any reviâ€" sions of existing laws. State Representative OVERHOLSER VOTE REPUBLICAN Nominate and Elect A practising Attorneyâ€"atâ€"Law in Lake County for the past 14 years Primary Day: April 9, 1940 MeHENRY COUNTIES LAKE â€" BOONE AND 10 WILLIS A. for Mrs. Clutton Named Judge By American Iris Society for 1940 plantâ€" breeders and hybridizers chosen from various parts of the United States and Canada as acâ€" credited judges for 1940 by the American Iris society. 0. 589 Kimball road, Highland Park; Dr. Franklin Cook, 686 Cook street, Evanston; Sherman R. Duffy, 20 Wacker drive; Mrs. O. W. Dynes, Hinsdale; 0. W, Fay, 1522 Isabella street, Wilmette; Herbert A. Fischâ€" er, 332 Grace street, Lombard; David F. Hall, 809 Central avenue, Wilmette; W. W. Miller 3411 Home avenue, Berwyn; Mrs. Euclid Snow, Golf road, Hinsdale; and Dr. A. C. Wilhelm, 3040 North Mansfield aveâ€" nue. Over 500 riiemen and women will compete in the fifth annual Uniâ€" versity of Chicago Rifle Matches to be held at the University of Chiâ€" cago Field House March 2 through March 31. This is the largest inâ€" door match in the country, and will include, in addition to the Open Championships, the Collegiate and Junior _ Championships. _ Competiâ€" tors will fire as individuals and as teams over the fifty nad one hunâ€" dred yard ranges during the three days of the match. They are: W. F. Christman, Northbrook; Elmer A. Claar, presiâ€" dent of Elmer A. Claar & Company, managing agents of 1400 Lake Shore drive; Mrs. Fred H. Clutton, They will rate irises which were introduced during the years 1987, 1938, and 1989 for color, weather resistance, floriferousness, and placâ€" ing of branches as well as make recommendations for the Dykes Memorial award, offered by the Iris society of England, and the highest award a new iris can get. Sheridan Rifle Club To Be Represented At Chicago Tourney Twelve Chicagoans and nearâ€"Chiâ€" The Sheridan Rifle and Pistol club TKE BIGEHLAND PARE PRESS @ Aladdin‘s lamp had nothing on modern Electric Hot Water service. Like magic it brings you gallons and gallons of hot waterâ€"whenever you want, day or night, year ‘round. No basement stairs to climb, nothing to tendâ€"just turn & faucet and get hot water instantly! 51 South St. Johns Avenne _ _ _ Tel H. P. %%900 °_ = _= * °* C °CC OTHER DEALERS ARE ALso FEATURINQ ELECTRIC WATER HNEATERSs Now! PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF NORTHERN ILLiNo!S AND ELECTRICITY I§S CNEAP! Though a comedy, this play preâ€" sents a universal problemâ€"to wit: Is it possible to live ones social life entirely divorced from and comâ€" pletely disregarding ones husband‘s of Highland Park will be representâ€" ed at the match by twelve of its outstanding rifemen, including J. On Monday, April 1 at 2:30 p.m. the Sisterhood of the North Shore Congregation will present Anne Birk Kuper in the lounge of the Temple in Glencoe. Mrs. Kuper will read "the Skylark," a charming comedy by Samson Raphaelson now playing in New York and starring Miss Gertrude Lawrence. business? The Sisterhood invites everyone in the North Shore Comâ€" munity to hear Mrs. Kuper present Mr. win Claude Mitchell, Oscar Albberg, and Walker Flinn of Highland Park; O. M. Ryder of Winnetka, John Sobey The dance will be informal, reâ€" freshments will be served, and not only high school students, but "grads" will be welcome, up to the number that can be accommodated. Reservations are not necessary, but tickets will be sold at the door. Mrs. C. J. Dyer and Mrs, E. E. Paulson will be the hostesses for the eveâ€" ning. Tell your friends. of Antioch Waukegan. How about it high school stuâ€" dents? Are you feeling a bit "down" because vacation is over and you "The Skylark" to Be Presented Monday Vacation Dance at "Y" Next Saturday are going "back to lessons, back to books, back to teacher‘s reproving looks"? Well pep right up, here is good news. A vacation dance will be held at the "Y" next Saturday night, March 30, from 9 until 12, no instruction, just dancing all that time to that dandy music furnished by Bob Bock‘s high school orchesâ€" You‘ll find it thrifty, too! Hundreds offamâ€" ilies in Northern Illinois enjoy the careâ€" free comfort of Eleciric Hot W ater Service â€"pay only a few cents a day for each memâ€" ber of the family on the special low rate. Why not share this priceless convenience in your own home? Get full facts now! Everyone is invited to remain for the United States Naval Training station at Great Lakes since the days of the last war will depart Saturday, March 23. Six hundred sixty young men, all recruits, will entrain at the Chicago and Northâ€" western siding at the training staâ€" tion. Two complete 14 car trains will be spotted early in the day and will depart at 3:15 and 3:45 p.m. Having completed their recruit training under the command of Adâ€" miral Watts, the sailors leave the serenity of the midwest for the fleet and their first taste of salt spray. Most of them have never seen the sea and their new assignment to deep water will be approached with mingled anticipation and apprehenâ€" sion. Of Highwood Post To Meet Wednesday attend, and new members who have not been initiated are invited to be present, so that they may be initiâ€" ated and receive their membership pins. Legion Auxiliary The business meeting of Stupeyâ€" Smith unit of the American Legion Auxiliary will be held Wednesday, April 3 at the Highwood City Hall. The social meeting of the unit will be held tonight (Thursday) at the home of Mrs. T. M. Gilkison, 11 Prairie avenue, Highwood. Prizes will be awarded to bunco, bridge, and five hundred. Members and friends are welcome. According to the statement of Rear Admiral W. C. Watts, Comâ€" mandant of the 9th Naval District, the largest draft of men to leave Large Draft Leave Training Station For Duty at Sea Eight to 10 weeks of intensive inâ€" SPECIAL LOW RATE! â€"1¢ electricity for heating water (for residential customers). special additional allowances when an Electric Water Heater at the same time. Aakh About Stone. Mrs. Edward Harrington is arranging the program. Mrs. Robâ€" ert Thompson and Mrs. John Pridâ€" datt are in charge of tickets. 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