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trubseriirtiott Price, tiso/Oar. s coy; gerAlluchcovy. A - Resolutions ot condolence. cards ot than. ohmurlel. notice] of entertain- menu, or other um" when " admin- llon charge is whim. will be ell-med " - dunking tutu. In. Florence w. Bartel. Hunting Md. M, Wino: urns. Mun-(Mu Hunger In. Robert w. Petal. Deer-add “(or A member of The Chicano Suburbia ttetttr Gtoup. Communication Intended tor public:- tion mutt be wrltten on one side of the up" only. an Mqned with the me and Addreu of the mm. They should reach the editor by Wednesday noon to lugure Appeal-lace In current lune. tuned Thursday ot each week by the [unkind Park Preu. m Cantu! Ava nus. manna Park. Illinois. Telephony Highland Park 551-568. Chiugo one": 105 N. Wnbuh Ave.. Suite 'OG-N. sum 68M; 1016 Wil- Ioughby Tower - Tel. Central I856. Albert M. Levy. Inc. Suite 801, 1.5 N. Wuhan Ave., Chicago. Illinois. Phone Mate 6838. A lesson, dear Heart, that we " cherish, " we do your love-e les- In granting that your path through, life should touch ours, God sent ui all a very precious blessing. A daily reminder, not only of His love as you have shown it to us in your long years of living-but a tender. beautiful lesson in service, sympathy, faith and righteousness. The ngand Park Press Entered " and 01m Matter Inch l, 1911. " the Post thBee nt Highland Pnrk. Illinois. The following tribute was sent to Mrs. Hodges by a friend, in recog- nition of her 90th birthday two years ago: Shall I tell you what your birth- day means to all of us who know you? Just thir- She came to Chicago, a bride of Carl Hodges, who was the owner of Halladay House, now the LaVerne Hotel, " East Michigan Avenue, Chicago. They had one daughter, the late Alice Balladay Buckley, who died a number of years ago. Both mother and daughter were noted for their beauty. Funeral services were held at the Kelley Chapel, 27 North Sheridan Road, at 2:30 o'clock Thursday ulter- noon, April 3. Interment was private. She is sdrvived by two grandnom Charles w. Buckley and Robert S Buckley, both of Barrington. Mrs. Hodges liked to sit in her Highland Park home and reminisce of her girlhood spent on the farm. She was an accomplished rider. She remembered the Indians in the woods near her home, the Civil war, and the surrender of General Lee. She met Lincoln in Washington. She remem- bered a southern spy that was caught and who was being held in her fath- er's hotel, and of bringing her friends home from school to see him. “Aunt Etta" as she was known to all who loved her so dearly, had a long and interesting life. Of a patri- cian family, her father a well known land owner and hotel man of Battle Creek, was a direct descendant of the famous Halladay pioneer family who came to America from Scotland in 1638, landing in Connecticut. The Halladay's were vast land holders, and they developed the section. which is now Battle Creek. Death came to Mrs. Etta Hailaday Hodges, 92, wife of the late Carl A. Hodges, at her home, 337 Central avenue, Saturday. Mrs. Carl Hodges, Beloved Resident Passes on Monday APRIL s, Wt May it be a happy day for you, with only happy one: to follow it-.. and the blessing which the Lord "spake unto Moses" that it be given to the children of Israel, is the only one, dear, that should close this little note to you. That is why your living In: blen- ed us 'O-why todny your birthlay means so much to us-why we an so humbly thank God for the gift he has given us in your shining life and love. 'son to which we all turn constant- ly when we think or speak of true Christianity. The example you have given, through the years to us "- whether your sky wan dimmed and cloudy from lots or lack or "rrow- whether the road seemed harder for your dear feet to traver-always you have shown us that Faith which ha: stayed and upheld you-that "Peace which passeth understanding" that is with you, no matter what the trial through which you were pasting- that KNOWING in your heart, that "underneath are the everlasting arms" and that only good could come to you. GARNETT’S uvou f7xeL' su. UNDIES for CHILDREN No in: modem”: hid: Ml. tun prod, I». v0.15... any "this... no ire-in. new. In" an: - double mm - In». I“. clot"; Wu" :f,lffi'odf [elem/Ne 59c THE PRESS aezoa-aaareameraras Dork a mm m" okdit G"iaGriinina iriaiiiTaai rar. good eating, choou men prod- ucu mum by the Wilson Inn. and the lumen- Willa: tmdeqttagh shown below. v-.. _----. -v n.“ -- - w ..-. [cw-I. av W 1e8utttmthhthfooodurtuottt-tttGtsakiLua"i. 1rr"P""ht"froodurtuottheiotteemtyreiu. Neorreet our errors. To Improve our We. and to rur Iron the "tte Inn-I- - “11-h“ "-NgV -L-Il L- "--- L- A” A; ,‘ . - . " - . Include I (cum nun at henttttfut men In your tuna"- daily 'ttet-e-uit, the - ing boys' and (but 9am:_rgm "I! ".4.” MM- " m not an: a: Today Willow: melt product- Ire reco‘nlud everywhere. not alone for aeolian! canny. but ulna tor undone“ Ind ta.tq..- appmved by that great "Am. bassador of Good Eating," George Rector, him-cu. 't"'tArv0-ortmaotmorraraaan-tm" the W behind an. noun has never wavered and the prod- ucu produced by our comm will always back with mu meas- ure this pledge " make- to the public. We Ire proud of the pupllc'c We tn the “acuity a! thou wows. It bu helped u. to band well. Wilson & Co. has tor you". in its own my. endeavored not only to produce the In"! men products. but to nuke their qual- tty and heslthhdnus so positive that our now (onions slogan "The Wilson Latsetproteet. Your Table." will always have o genuine meaning for every pur- chaser of Wilson products. In choc-um In“: nor your fnmitr,'remeintser thet Nature [no u that any important Sm: ot Tu“. She made the act of eating one ot my. (an! plenum. She did an: to Insure that we would eat anthem)! food. including meat. to: our good. the throor in meat product. increuu the pleasure of "ting, and thereby lacun- an "equate intake of the healthtul elements that meat Iupplieu no “newly. WHILE YOU ARE ”RIDER- ING THE HEALTH-VALUE op MEAT IN YOUR FAMILY? DIET. DO NOT OVERLOOK EATING PLEASURE, TOO. ldthnlW-u. 'omrute M. Panda- bull 'l'yrl1'e'plhr4lt"iuP,ttt2tt, -..... ".""-ete".e'-, P.r.uriiiidfirliiit It. _t:(ii'rli'ti1 'Jll"ll"'l'BU1u'lt Meet i',',i'iCldtil'i't'L'i'i'iri,1'ii. on Ut'.'l"t “2‘ ,%ef'ttL'ufuiu'Mtggt Byttoeaurtothiumoe Whose Meat? Itwttiyrtutottndotato 'r.tmmiaoAtetdd.aterwtsomr. rm VII-olf- can" moat prot- ucu. ortoin+t that you” "stkod-ttt-itaeebm. Ila-'- 00!“ M. Meat luv... 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