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coils for r that 1 | Bank , here‘s lov this AY. O intatives Modernâ€" _ your ng buyâ€" sult us. heater. home. mpared * Water p every TLE H RPORATION CGAS TER rget 5 tons by : CO. OR TOBER 3t + 1049 woman‘s CLUB , adh The Deerfield Woman‘s club 12, meet on Tuesday afternoon, Nov, at two o‘clock in the WM,M'M. field Township library in the sh; Leo ENLIST IN NAVY The Deerficld P resbyterian Woman‘s association will h:'l’d a rummage sale on Tuesday, Wednesâ€" day and Thursday, November 5â€"6â€"7 in the church basement. Donations may be sent to Mrs. Wendell Goodâ€" pasture or Mrs. Andrew Decker. eterson RUMMAGE SALBE PFellowship. The ‘dinner> will be served ‘at 6;30 p.m. Ralph V. H. Hofman is chairman of the dinner committee and is being assisted by Michael S. Palmer, Raymond Meyer, and Robert S. Alexander. E. B, Jorâ€" dan, president, will preside. | MEN‘S FELLOWSHIP | ~Dr. Paul 8. Johnson of Chicago, executive secretary of the Church Extension Board will be the guest speaker on Wednesday evening, Noâ€" vember 6, at the Deerfleld Presbyâ€" terian ‘church at a dinnerâ€"forum meeting of the Presbyterian Men‘s Tracy succeeds Migs Olsen as chief operator for Deerfield and Mrs. Fred Boone takes Mrs. Tracy‘s :ux as assistant chief operator. iss Shirley Sticken is a new opâ€" erator on the lo¢c# board. © Miss Jennie M. Olsen was honâ€" ored at a party on Tuesday evening at the Homestead in Evanston given by telephone chief operators of this area as a farewell before her reâ€" tirement this week. Miss: Olsen, who has been in the employ of the lilinois Bell Telephone Co. for the past 34 years, was feted at a dinner on Monday evening by the local teleâ€" phone operators at the home of * Mrs. L. E. Tracy (Florence Reeb), of 747 Chestnut street, Deerfield. She received many lovely, gifts. Mrs. The marriage of Miss Genevieve Warren of Deerfleld and Everett Bwanson of Highland Park will take place on Saturday, Nov. 9, at 7:30 pm., at the United Evangelical church in Highland Park. Miss Warren is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, L. B. Warren of Grayslake and Mr. Swanson, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Hilmer Swanson of 852 Berkley road, H‘fil!hnd Park. Their attendâ€" ants ‘will be Miss Farrell (Faye) Meyer and Arthur‘ K. Mentzer, whose marriage is being solemnized on November 2. They will return from their honeymoon to act as atâ€" tendants for their maid of honor and best mah. : Rev. F. P. Robinson will officiate. 590 FAREWELL PARTIES WARRENâ€"SW ANSON WEDDING RUTH PETTIS, Representative MENTZERâ€"MEY E. WEDDING® _ * Â¥OLUME XXX in qbeer/éey irs. Eugene Ender left on Saq‘ur- day to visit her sister, Mrs. John W. Sanford in Rochester, N. Y. and Mr. and Mrg. Henry Petersen and Mrs. Petersen‘s sister, Mrs. Frances Diebert and her little daughter, Jeanne, were Sunday dinner guésts at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Regner in Chicago. ~ . _ | Dr. William F. Weir, minister of the Deerfleld Presbyterian chdrch, attended a meeting of the trwtees of the College of Wooster at Woosâ€" ter, Ohio, on October 25. | Mr, and Mrs. Claude McDermott have returned from their honeyâ€" moon trip to Seattle, Wash. Mrs. McDermott is the former arie Stéglhtlll, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William., Steinhaus of Park Ave., Deerfield and the groom is a so& of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McDermo lof Bannockburn. The young couple will live in Rogers Park. » Mr. and Mrs. Henry Petersen were hosts at two tables of bridge on Saturday evening at their ;ome on Chestnut St. | The Deerfield Willkie club recentâ€" ly presented to the Township liâ€" brary two booksâ€""Smoke Screen" and "Country Squire in the White House." j PSe Mr. and Mrs. William Carman of Rosemary terrace were hosts at qin- ner on Saturday evening for sixteen guests, 8 Miss Elinor Fischer of Highland Park was the guest of Mrs. M?ldred Gunekel on Friday. On Sunday, Miss Katherine Gonnerman of St. Joseph, Mich., and Miss Gwendolyn Dykert of Chicago were ~Sunday guests of Mrs. Gunckel. | _ Mrs. Joseph Meurrisse of Tomah, Wis., has been visiting her sister, Mrs. E. H. Selig of Waukegan road. Grant Rockwell Berning, infant son of Mr. and Mrs, Karl Berning of Chicago, was baptized last Sunâ€" day at the home of the kby’s grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Berning of Lake St. Sponsors were Miss Edna Mikkelsen and | Dale Berning. . c r EV © Rev. F. G. Piepenbrok officiated at the wedding of Miss Margaret Terry and Paul Thomas Cox, both of Highland Park, last Wednesday evening at St. Paul‘s church, They have gone to southern Illinois, Gayle ‘Potterton and Keith Hill of Beloit were weekâ€"end .guests at the Russell Potterton home o: Cenâ€" tral Ave. o | Misses Viola and Irene Rockenâ€" bach were hostesses on Tuesday to members of the former Amity club in honor of Mrs.‘Edna Antes Norâ€" enberg. No is o \Mrs. Edna Antes Norenberg of Los Angeles, Calif., is visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and| . Mrs. George Antes of Deerfield road. and with many other relatives and friends in this vicinity. } Dr and Mrs. C. Johnston| Davis spent the weekâ€"end with frignds in Chillicothe, Ohio. | a can of‘ mushroom soup and other gifts. + { Deerfield Camp of Royal [ Neighâ€" bors will sponsor a motion ‘picture program entitled, "Yesterday, Toâ€" day, and Tomorrow" which â€"was proâ€" duced in Hollywood, on Tuesday, November 5, at the Masonic temple, at 2 p.m. Each guest will receive RNA MOVIES FATHERâ€"SON BANQUET p A Fatherâ€"Son banquet ‘will be held at the recreation rooms of St. Paul‘s Evangelical church on Friâ€" day, November 8, at 6:46 p.m, Wilâ€" liam Webster, of Libertyvi e, past superintendent of the Pinkerton Deâ€" tective Agency will be the guest speaker; Kent Jowell, ven oquist, of Glencoe, will be the en ner, The Rotary musical trio, Edward Carter, Robert Howard, and Nick Bree, will provide the ’: music. There will be group singing and a good roast beef dinner. Re: r.G. Piepenbrok is pastor of the church. % ui t o mes onl a e en e NC ARLEB, William Stoddart are captains of the Older. Girl Scouts, 1ey meet each Monday evening at 7:30 in the Deerfleld Presbyterian ch . Mrs, F. W, Nolde and‘ Mrs. Haro Noyes are captains of the Younger Girl Scouts and they meet each {Monday afternoon‘ at 4:30 in the church. GIRL SCOUTS field Grammar sehool. James Hvale of the Hvale Forge of Deerfleld will speak on "Riding a Wrought Iron Hobby." Mrs, Lee Smith fl hospiâ€" tality chairman and Mrs. C, J, Tarâ€" ner, publicity chuirmlp. Mrs. Harry Mubike, : Home and| Educaâ€" tion program chairman will introâ€" duce glrr. Hvale. whose Huals 1. is on Park Ave Telephone Deerfield 485 E. Barrette and The Deerfislth Page ) n Huile Nores . in Deerfield. ® d Mrs. cl.;tains of Miss T{;nces McKay, daughter of Mr. Neit S. McKay, 406 Brierhill road, was elected president of the Freshman â€" Sophomore Preparatory Class ‘erry Hall, Lake Forest. Mr. and Mrs, Howard McDowell of Chicago were weekâ€"end guests of Mrs. McDowell‘s grandmother, Mrs. Martha C. Love. John Carroll of Highwood spent Sunday and Monâ€" day with his sister, Mrs. Love. Weekâ€"end guests at the home of Mrs. Edna Orsborn and her mother, Mrs, George Stanger were Mrs. L. J. Fosteér and Miss Eunice Fot*er of Chicago. § 153 Mr. and Mrs. Irwin,. Dasso were hosts at dinner on Saturday evening at their home on Berkley court. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Trute and son, David, were Sunday dinner guests at the Ralph Guth home in Chicago. Hyman Mills and his novelty colored musicians will present a conâ€" cert at St. Paul‘s church on Sunday evening; December 1. | Mrs. Edward H. Selig and Mrs. Leslie Brand were coâ€"hostesses at a luncheon brigge party last Wedâ€" nesday at the Chimneys in Winnetâ€" kxa. 3 ~| \Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mirabell& and ilr. and Mrs. Anthony Merâ€" curio were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gpntiipe in Chicago. The Mirabellas and Mercurios attended the opera in Chicago on Tuesday and Friday evenings. 8 f | Mrs. Robert Greenslade will enâ€" temi;J her bridge club on‘ Thursâ€" day, November 14, at luncheon at her home in Highland Park. This is the first of the home parties for the winter season. The Bannockburn Garden club will be hostess to members of the Holy Cross Ailtar and Rosary soâ€" ciety at her home on West Hazel Ave. on Friday afternoon. Mrs, Alex Willman is the assisting hosâ€" tess. { «38 : Misses Norma and Ruth Jacobs were hostesses to the Junior Legion Auxiliary . on. , Saturday at | their home on Elm St. Their mother, Mrs. George Jacobs, is the newly apâ€" pointed . Junior | Adviser for the group. . : 1 | Mrs, J. Lawrence McDermott was hostess to the: sewing group for British soldiers Monday. . Mr., and Mts. |John T. Beckman Sr, spent the weekâ€"end with friendsg in St. Louis, Mo. < The Bannockburn Mother‘s club met on Wednesday afternoon at the home: of Mrs. lgelley Johnson of Saunders road. |â€" 4 Mr,. and Mrs. Eugene Becker of Warrington road are the proud parâ€" ents of a daughter, Bonnie Jean, who was born Weédnesday, October 23, at the Highland.Park hospital. _ Mrs. Chester Wolf and Mrs. Rayâ€" mond Dobbins attended the 44th anâ€" nual Illinois Librarians Convention on Thursday at the Palmer House in Chicago. Mrs. John Coleman of Deerfield road | entertained her I!"500 club on Thursday â€" eyening. rizes w ;wurrt’ldedto II:a John Morton :E Miss Grace Neumeyer. & C Clavey will be hostess at a Halloween party at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clavey of West Deerfleld road. Mits. Joseph Korenin is spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Powell in Canton, I!1, Mts. Elmer Clayton of Sesser, Ill}, has spent the past two‘ weeks with her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs.\ Jesse W. McGinnis, â€" / s eot o Oe s OX en Eie P o oey ADATRTTEY Mts, Julia Seyl of West Lake Forest is in the Highland Park hosâ€" pital) where she underwent a major operation last week. 7 â€" Mys. Ethel Collins of Fairfield is visiting her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Collins. y My. and Mrs. James Chatterton of Chicago have rented Mrs. Euâ€" gene Ender‘s bungalow on Westgate road, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Fry are moving to Fort Wayne, Indiana. Mry. and Mrs. Glenn LeFevre of Arlington Heights have leased the ho at 613 Central Ave., being va by the Jirah D. Coles. y Scouts and executives of this vicinity gave‘ a farewell party last Monday evening at Shugrue‘s resâ€" taurant for Jirah D. Cole, who is moving to New York. 4 with other: relatives in Oswego: . . and Mrs. Clarence Anderson were hosts at;a party on Friday eveâ€" ning at their home on Hazel Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cameron and| son: Earl of Abbingdon, IIL., spent the weekâ€"end with Mrs. Camâ€" eron‘s parents, Mr., and Mrs. Huâ€" l.'mj:| McGuire of Deerfield road. â€" DEERFIELD, ILLINOIS .. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1940 A millionaire‘s constant quest for his youth.: ‘The huge fortune dumped into his lap as a college boy . turned him .into a "Dollar DPuke," smashed his marriage and «@rove him‘ to practical jokes to catch up on the fun he had missed. Read how he finally turned to a younger and less serious wife, as told: in The American Weekly, the magazine distributed with week‘s Sunday Chicago He';lefi\ American. f * § The world‘s largest farm| crop contest, the International Grain and Hay show, is also held each year in connection with the livestock show. : Farmers from 34 states, all provinces of Canada, and Australia took part in this event last year. Entries of crop samples may be ade without cost to the exhibitor, it‘is announced, and will be accepted until November 10. } Farm youth plays a prominent part in the programs of the. expoâ€" sition, with the National 4â€"H Cl Congress held annually in conjuntâ€" tion with it A huge delegation farm youth state champions in 4â€" club work from 44 states and Canaâ€" da will attend the 1940 congress tor¢ompete for national honors of the year. â€" * | ‘~/Although entries do not close for the livestock classes until November 1st, the early listings are so heavy that ‘theéemanagement predicts a total showing exceeding 13,000° animals. Cish prizes amounting to approxiâ€" mately $100,000 will be offered at the show in competitions that will feature 27 different breeds of beef cattle, draft horses, sheep and swine. s This country‘s largest annual agâ€" ricultural show will be staged in the International Amphitheatre, the forthcoming event marking the 41st annual revival of the exposition. / J. D. Allen, prominent Lake counâ€" ty farm operator, of Chicago, will exhibit a herd of purebred Shortâ€" horn cattle at the 1940 Internaâ€" tional Live Stock Exposition, to be held at the Chicago Stock Yards November 30 to December 7. .The All&n farm is near Libertyville. To Exhibit Herd of Shortohrn Cattle At 1940 Exposition *‘‘The foltowing girls are on the Deerfield team: Mrs. Berg Straub, Mrs. â€" Irene ‘Clavey, Miss | Arlene Mentzer, Miss Ruth Johnson, Miss Gladys Scheskie. « The Deerfield Bowling A;cadefiy girls . will bowl a match game against the Shoreline Recreation at Highwood Sunday evening, Nov. 8 at 8.p.m. | C Northwood Cleaners Kolier . :/. e ie recsian m TidWbNC: ::.ccsell e rtimmniiien T. HIHEN : â€".2.5..1 amratiin., H Frickson Lama‘ .. Waukegan â€" Recreation De Veatro ................ 2( IRNER : .2.11.11.5.% 00. 000000040000 Banks _ .. Jercebeks Johnson Budweiser Rwert ........ Brooke ... Hutchings _ _Harrington Motors MELHEE :1.sâ€".02.20.003u0000000. Hollstein Grange _ . Orl:l.herty Falk /.. Baldwin Ohlson Babst Blue Ribbon INHHONG | . +â€">.â€" ces3 enc Rugick :: .> TT Gagwiol Cnulking Turelli _ Carani *omg« . LOUYâ€" DeBM ...............;.s. 200 The Classic league bowled at the Deerfield Bowling Academy Sunday e\'reping October 27. The following scores : i , Total New Books Added to Deerfleld Library the Deerfleld Bo went to: o s Womens: Miss Glad Mens: Toby Behm Decrficld Bowling Academy Sheahen . ..........._...._167 +1 Cuert ‘.......=.~,..â€"â€"A08" 1 ; Mffelsen ‘..........._â€".._16 . H Strhul‘ ....i........._ D70 :) IH Piechietti ...._._..._188 1 els Total Old Dutch Cleanser Total Total Total Total Total Total The NORTHWEST CLAsSIC k Terrace Beverage rchigh games of the week at Deerfield Bowling Academy Miss Gladys Scheskie 195 817 â€" 983 190 127 170 162 168 204 146 212 168 111 901 870 148 im 178 177 850 168 168 191 182 146 957 924 170 171 215 192 182 146 189 175 175 172 178 188 158 178 874 186 161 874 204 182 192 198 160 159 197 179 224 171 178 846 141 161 176 181 861 181 158 178 158 191 190 168 169 168 138 180 191 190 180 191 882 180 190 150 146 158 824 LEAGUE 155 1170 T1 181 198 815 167 248 158 190 136 181 191 181 224 222 110 157 198 184 179 198 172 151 165 197 910 212 149 188 901 169 226 155) 159 192 178 202 181 182 181 2525 2611 2504 2570 2600 649 at9 B41 b2o §21 215 507 672 496 558 483 2567 544 584 672 616 537 489 558 542 498 515 495 534 521 555 540 487 497 527 485 §72 486 B17 564 525 570 Rev. F. G. Piepenbrok officiated at the funeral of Henry Berning Jr. of Lee and County Line roads, on Friday at St. Paul‘s church, Deerâ€" ficld. Burial was in the Deerfield cemetery, Mr. Berning died Wedâ€" nesday at the Evanston hospital. He is survived by his father, Henry Berning, three brothers, Frank, Arâ€" thur and Carl, and (three sisters, Mrs. Barbara Lundguist, Mrs. Cora Schramm and Sophie Berning. . _ _A unit of the British War Relief society was organized last Wednesâ€" day evening in the Bannockburn school. Ernest Reckitt, treasurer of the British War Relief society of Chicage, was. the guest speaker. Ofâ€" ficers elected for the local relief soâ€" ciety are: Chairman, Charles E. Timson, of Bannockburn; assisttant chairman, Mrs. Robert L. ‘Johnson of ~Deerfield; treasurer, Kenneth Towler | of | Bannockburn; finance chairman , Mrs. C. B. Gwynn of Bannockburn; and knitting and sewâ€" ing chairman, Mrs, Friedel 8. Fulâ€" ler of Deerfield, The purpose of this British War Relief society is to gather woolen clothing and knit exâ€" clusively for the armed forces. They are phhnix::dto rent a local store to carry out their project. : ? Henry Berning, Jr., Is Buried Friday British War Relief Unit Is Organized The book sale will also be availâ€" able at the Hallowe‘en carnival. Parents may buy any books they feel that they want and may pay for them at a later date. This makes it possible to plan book purâ€" chases for Christmas in advance. Also a ‘percentage of the iprofits from these books are to go to the Deerfleld PTA. . The book sale has as its main feature the exhibit of the children‘s newer books. These books are furâ€" nished to the school on a loan basis by a Chicago department store. The PTA of the Deerfield Gramâ€" mar school is holding its annual preâ€" ‘Christmas book sale this Friday afâ€" ternoon at 2:30 at the ‘loegfleld Grammar school | auditorium. " Mrs. Helen {Renthal, children‘s librarian of the Evanston schools, District 76, will speak to the PTA this afterâ€" noon, Friday, on the newer chilâ€" dren‘s books. Mrs. Renthal has had fine experience along this lHne and is well scquainted with the mateâ€" rials in this field. Deerfield P.â€"T.A. To Hold Book Sale New Shades Installed The front of the Deerfield Gramâ€" mar school was dressed up considâ€" erably lakt week by the installation of new.nnn shades in the north class rooms of the building. These shades were placed for a dual purâ€" pose: first, to reduce the ‘glare in the class rooms; secondly, to dress up the appearance of the building. The installation of shades completes a project started last year for the improvement of physical conditions in the school. . As a part of this program all class rooms have now been delightâ€" ed, the ceilings and upper walls have been repainted, and new roller shades have been placed in all class rooms. > it In order to complete their: work the cighth grade boys assembled these desks and have made the necâ€" essary adjustments in order to place them in use. The eighth grade girls have waxed these desks and are taking the responsibility of keeping them in shining condition. So gone are the old days when desks were marked up, because woe be to the boys or girls who. puts a mark on the desks that these cighth graders purchased. It‘s a lone cry from the desk and school of yesâ€" terday. A committee of 8th grade boys and girls studied different kinds of seats and visited other schools where new seats were in .use. On the basis of this investigation they. met with the Board of Education and a unit was decided upon. The eighth grade then carrying this through in drawing up the contract anllut week the 40 new seats were delivâ€" A unique proect was completed when the eighth grade boys and girls put into use their new desks. The boys and girls of the eighth grade purchased the desks by means of funds raised overa period of years. Further funds are being raised to complete payment. New Desks and Shades At Deerfield School Deenfield Democrats have opened headquarters in John A. Hoffman‘s réal estate office at the corner %f Waukegan and. Deerfield roads the ‘Telephone | building. m Duffy, Democratic precinet teeman for Precince One, is in charge and is being assisted byzl mother, Mrs. Peter J. Duffy ‘and Mrs. Hubert McGuire. Young Mr. Duffy, who is 21 years of age, has the distinction of being the youngest precinet committeeman in Illinois. 8:00 Wilmont school board meeting, Bethlichem Mothâ€" ers club. Holy Name meetâ€" ing. Tuesday, Nov. 5 2:30 Wilmont Mother‘s club; Bethichem â€" Women‘s Misâ€" sionary society, _ 6:30 Fatherâ€"Son banquet. . 7:00 Women‘s Bowling league. 7:830 St. Paul‘s Young People‘s league. 8:00 Masonic lodge. â€" Ladies f guild Eastern Star. Townâ€" send club. Holy Cross serâ€" vices. Wednesday, Nov. 6 $:30 Girfl Scouts. 1:80 St. Paul‘s Choir. : 8:00 Presbyterian Choir; Bethâ€" lehem : Midweek service; l Presbyterian church offiâ€" .__ Clals an teachers meeting; Badminton league; Chamâ€" ber of Commerce Bowling ... Jeague. * ; y, Nov. 7 12:15 ry club. i \2;00 St. Paul‘s Women‘s gdld.} 8:00 O.E.S.; Royal Neighbors. Deerfield Democrats Open Headquarters The schedule : From 6 to 7 â€" Supperâ€"hamburgers, . hot dogs, milk, coffee, ice cream, doughnuts, pumpkin pie, etc. At.7:00 p.m.â€""The Parade of Chilâ€" ‘dren" in costume. Five prizes. Following the Paradeâ€"Carnival beâ€" gins. Hallowe‘en games, a brief movie, fortune teller, Old Curiosâ€" ity shop, games of skill, rummage booth, grab bag, novelty booth. Also nine attractions originated by each class room. There are 25 attractions. Parents are urged to attend with their chilâ€" dren. The Deerfield : Grammar : School P.T.A. is sponsoring an allâ€"school family party on Thursday evening beginning at 6:00 p.m. and ending at 9:30 p.m. It is to be the one moneyâ€"making project of the P.T.A. and they hope to make enough to carry out their year‘s program, 7:45 Bethlehem church Choir. 9:00 Bowling league. Monday, Nov. 4 * ~4:830 Girl Scouts. Boy Scouts; Sea Scouts. \: Week.of November 1 to 7 ° Friday, Nov. 1 A 2:00 Holy Cross Allan & Rosâ€" £." ‘ vaey. 1:00 St. Pauls Sodalityâ€"Card party and dessert lunchâ€" I eon. Book Sale. 7:45 Bethlehem church Choir. 9:00 Bowling league. Deerfield School Halloween Carnival © Being Held Tonight The tenth birthday anniversary of the Deerfield Rotary club will be observed on Thursday, Nov, 14, at 12:15 noon, at Phil Johnson‘s resâ€" taurant.! Dr. J. Luccoch, former head of the Chinese church in the International Settlement, will speak on "Foreign Affairs." The Highland Park Rotary club has been invited to the birthday party. It is an open meeting and anyone wishing to atâ€" tend may make his or her reservaâ€" tion wia: the secretary, Arthur Wolter. | Next week‘s luncheon will be on November 7 and the subject will be "Preparedness." A military man will be the speaker. A Hallowe‘en dance is being sponsored on Thursday evening (toâ€" night) at the Deerfiled Masonic temâ€" ple under the auspices of the Deerâ€" fieldâ€"Northbrook Rotary club. ‘The weekly luncheon meeting of the Roâ€" tarians is being held this noon at Phil Johnsoh‘s restaurant where final plans are being made for the m in Deerfield and for the enâ€" nment , at the Northbrook school. The Rotary Halowe‘tn celeâ€" bration in Deerfield is smaller than the Northbrook events because the Deerfield school had previously made its own plans for a big carâ€" nival. Deerfield Rotarians Halloween Dance At Masonic Temple DEERFIELD COMMUNITY 5 CALENDAR NUMBER 35 Af h8