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"A Song "The Mileâ€" hulman 10:45 : ception Glencoe rel Ave. stor elical 26, 1940 t Service .. morning sday eveâ€" Thursday: December 26, 1940 CHRISTMAS ACTIVITY IN HIGHLAND PARK €hoir To Present "The Christ Child" at 4:30 P.M. ternoon when the doors of the Comâ€" munity House were thrown open from 4 to 6 o‘clock for an old fashâ€" joned "open house" with carol singâ€" ing, Christmas music andâ€"a recepâ€" tion in the Williamsburg lounge around a wassail bowl and Christâ€" mas tree. ~. t aame t ~Highland Park‘s Christmas fesâ€"â€" tivities came to a close Tuesday aftâ€" _ Carol singing, led by the Highâ€" land Park Music club, was partiâ€" cipated in by those present, A proâ€" gram of Christmas music was preâ€" sented by the Community Orchesâ€" tra. Christmas cakes and punch were served in the lounge on the first floor. * Sunday evening, Highland Park citizens turned out enmasse to atâ€" tend the dedication of the children‘s Christmas tree, and carol sing, which was held in the park near the Public library. It was a very impressive ceremony, as it was the first real community â€" Christmas gathering held in Highland Park for many years. â€" : | Choirs from the Highland Park Presbyterian, Trinity Episcopal and Bethany churches choral societies, Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, marchâ€" ed from four directions to the Christmas tree, singing carols. Asâ€"this was a practically new ventureâ€" for Highland Park those in charge are to be complimented upon its suceess. Although the afâ€" fair lacked coordination to some degree, it was very well done and a credit to Highland Park. § ‘ . _The big Christmas party which is iz:en â€"each year by the American gion and Community Chest, was Monday afternoon in Community Center. The afternoon‘s program began with a turkey dinner, followâ€" ed by a program of sound movies, carol singing and a brief talk by Rev. Suhr, pastor of Zion Lutheran church. The 90 children present each received gifts, candy and fruit. Monday noon the Highland Park Rotarv club were hosts to 16 youths Monday noon the Highniand TAIR Rotary club were hosts to 16 youths at luncheon and a Christmas party. Monday evening, the Kiwanis: Club of Highland Park held a Christmas party at which gifts of toys were exchanged which were later collected and presented to the Community Center for distribution. Sunday afternoon the Ridgewood Park association held their annual Christmas party at which 150 guests were entertained. The afâ€" fair was held in the adjoining home of the Peter J. Webers and the Ham«w B Aijstan‘s on Ridgewood Sunday afternoon t Park association held Christmas party . at guests were entertai frir was held in the a of the Peter J. V Harry B. Aiston‘s drive. â€" The Sunset Park a Community sing munity Christmas one of the islands Quality Cleaners P‘u. fl. 9. 178 RELIABLE LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING CO. AND association held around a Comâ€" tree placed on at the entrance to the park. Santa Claus arrived during the singing of carols and after addressing the children disâ€" tributed stockings filled with candy to the children. Young Artists To Make Debut At Concert January 3 Charlotte Kaiser, 14â€"yearâ€"old piâ€" anist, and Harriet O‘Rourke, 18â€" yearâ€"old soprano, will make their debut with the American Concert Orchestra in the third Young Artâ€" ists‘ Series concert, Friday evening, January 3, at 8:15 o‘clock. The proâ€" gram, under the direction of Ralph Cissne, will be presented in the II!â€" inois Music Concert Hall, 632 N. Dearborn street. â€" $=: Highwood Vehicle Licenses Available Miss Kaiser, who will play Moâ€" zart‘s Concerto No. 20 in D minor, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irving $. Kaiser of 7740 North Marshfield avenue. & Miss O‘Rourke will sing the Moâ€" zart Aria, "Batti, Batti" from Don Giovanni" and the "Bell Song" from Delibes‘ opera, "Lakme." Her parâ€" ents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert O‘Rourke, of 2860 East 76th street, Chicago. ‘Chief of Police John deSmidt of the Highwood Police force, anâ€" nounces that city vehicle tags are now available. All automobile ownâ€" ers are warned to procure their liâ€" censes® before January 1st, as that is the deadline for securing them. T H E PR ES 8 Season‘s Greetings Central Tire Wins From Marchi Totals Brothers nnminetarstatatns A large crowd packed the Highâ€" land Ten Pin Alleys in Highland Park last Saturday. to. watch the high powered Central Tire squad trample Marchi Bros. (A.B.C. asâ€" â€" pirants) in a special bowling match. Mau and Kelly featured for Cenâ€" ni tral Tire while Fossbender and Toiâ€" s go were high for Marchi Bros. 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