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Stockings may be obtained at Cox‘s Sweet shop, the Deerfield Pharmacy, the Deerfield 'nfiake!. and Knaack‘s drug stores" stockings should be réturned to the store where they were obtained, > The Independent Social club will hold its ual Christmas party on December.%flt the home of!‘ Mrs. George Harder. C The appeal of the Deerfield Womâ€" an‘s club for "bundles for America" has been met with such enthusiastic response that Mrs. Robert Johnson, chairman of the Christmas -mug project, has sent for another 1 stockings to fill. ‘This will make a total of 500 that are being filled by Deerfield and Bannockburn or 200 more than planned. Funeral services were held in Waâ€" terford, Wis., on December 12 for Mrs. William Killips, 88, who had been residing in Deerfield with her brothers Edward and Frank Brice for the past few years. At the meeting held at the home of Mrs. Julius Johnson on December 9, Mrs. Harry Whitcomb was elected president, Mrs. Edith Woodbury, viceâ€" president, and Mrs. Leonard was elecâ€" ted secretaryâ€"treasurer. ‘The salvage boxes are collecting a good supply of scrap metal and rubâ€" ber. Tim cans should not be left in these boxes as prepared tin cans are a separate project, and are under the direction of the two local refuse colâ€" lectors. Any other metal may be placed in the salvage boxes. Irene Rochenbach, town clerk, anâ€" ncunces that the office of West Deerâ€" field Township will be open each week day morning except Saturday, from 9 a. m. to 12:30 p. m. Savin?dCommittee Plans Followâ€"Up Bond Sales Campaign The Woman‘s Auxiliary of the Beâ€" thichem church will hold its Christmas party on Tuesday evening, December 29 at the home of Mrs. Virgilâ€"Merry. ‘The committee, Mr. Reagan.states, is aware of the fact that many more sales have been made than have been accredited to the township, as a conâ€" siderable number of citizens who have invested a goodly amount of their income in war bonds have been giving a Chicago business address instead of their Deerfield residence address. This deprives the township of just credit djue. Plans were devised at the meetâ€" ing whereby this situation can be remedied, and credit applied to the quota which has been assigned to West Deerfield Township. Surviving are three sons," Arthur and Clarence of Racine, Milton of Hales Corners; two daughters, Estelle Foster of Chicago, and Florence Korn of Deerfield; three brothers, Edward and Frank Brice of Deerfield, Sherâ€" man Brice of Raymond Center; twenâ€" ty gradnchildren, twenty great grandâ€" children, and one greatâ€"greatâ€"grandâ€" child. Mh.l-rqehi-d&c West Decerfield Township War Savâ€" ings Committee, at a meeting on Deâ€" cember 14, asked the aid of the townâ€" ship precinet committeemen on a folâ€" Jowâ€"up campaign destined to increase war bond sales in the township. Unm‘lfl.bm«dm« at the ‘Grammar school, reâ€" ports that $18.10 in stamps was purâ€" chased by grammar school children on the first day that the booth was open. ‘They are hoping to increase this amount from week to week. Word from the government states that Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Necker, forâ€" mer Deerficld residents, are being held prisoners at the University of Manilia in the Phillipine Island. Mr. and Mrs. Necker left Deerfield two years ago when he was transferred by the company by which he was emâ€" ployed, _ Letters from Third Class Shipfitter George Mailfold, U.S.N., to his parâ€" ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Mailfold, indicate that he is stationed in Scotâ€" land. Previously employed by the Public Service Company, he enlisted in May. MEN, when calling, please bring your own containers and shovel. LADIES, when calling, it you will notify our office on arrival at the school, we will arrange to have our ownâ€"men fill your containers and load them for you free of charge.â€" We are open 7 days per week, 8 A. M. till 9P. M. Phone Calumet 4661 â€" 4600 2024 S. Wabash Ave., Chicago, I!I We have 30 tons of agricultural lime fertilizer which will be given away in large or small smfitm. This is the last word in fertilizing material for VICTORY gardens and lawns. Ths lime is the residue from our acetylene welding nerators, and is much superior to the lime that will Go:“muppwsm,forfinmmotit isp-):.rixod very k "TO BE CGIVEN AWAY" GREER COLLEGE OF WELDING What‘s Doing In Deerfield Proceeds of Cradle Auxiliary Party Amount to $900 At a noon meeting of the Highland Park Cradie auxiliary Monday afterâ€" noon .at the home of Mrs. Thorwald Trolle, the auxiliary‘s Thanksgiving eve party, which was held at the Villa Moderne, was discussed. It was anâ€" ncunced that proceeds from the party, which amounted to $900, were sent to Mrs. Wallrath at the Cradie in Evanâ€" ston. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Trolle. "C Mrs. Ralph Trieschmann was elecâ€" ted vice president of the Cradle auxilâ€" iary to replace Mrs. A. O. Decker who has moved to Washington. * ~CRMER RESIDENT IN ORDNANCE CORPS John (Red) Morgan, formerly of Highland Park and now of Rockford, is connected with the Mississippi Ordâ€" nance corps in Jackson, Miss. the Deerfield Grammar school will be closed during the vacation period, Dec. 18 to Jan. 4. The work shop will reâ€" open when school begins on Jan. 4. Zind of December: for Orlando, Fla. E-ip\.Vood'--vil-ethj.- anese prison camp. 5 $ Mrs. Ward Gauntlett, chairman of the local Red Cross chapter, announces that, the local Red Cross work room in Mr. and Mrs. Henry U. Haws of 315 St. Johns avenue, Highland Park, announce the birth of a son, Michael Francis, on Saturday, Dec. 12, at the Highland Park tal. Mrs. Haws is the former Paulsen. It is the first gran of the Frank Paulâ€" sens and the Edward Haws families, all of Deerfield. The Deerfieldâ€"Northbrook Rotary club will continue to hold its weekly luncheons each Thursday at Phil Johnâ€" son‘s County Line restaurant, although the restaurant closed last week for the winter months due to the gasoline raâ€" tioning. Should Phil Johnson decide not to have the Rotary luncheons, Dr. Walter. B. Metcalf has offered his home for the meetings. John Kress of Winnetka, is president of the club. There will be no regular meeting of the Deerfield Grammar school PTA in December. The Christmas program on Thursday evening will take the place. of the meeting. Mrs. Rebert Jordant is president of the PTA. Dr. and Mrs. Walter B. Metcalf will act as hosts at the Highland Park USO on the night after Christmas and will select their coâ€"hosts from Deerficld. The next m&fifi vage will be December . 19. are asked to have prepared cans oathwk-puohdlibleflia At the meeting of the Bannockburn Junior Garden club last week, 200 popâ€" corn balls were made. These, along with their other gifts of scrapâ€"books Mfiofi::hfiv-bflnflniau Plant and Fruit guild. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Frost of Osterâ€" man avenue, Deerfield, have received word that their son, Edward, was gradâ€" uated on Dec. 9 from the army air forces‘ officers candidate school at Miami Beach, Fla., as a second liewâ€" tenant. Lieut. Frost is now stationed temporarily at M , Ala. Anoâ€" therolfidrm[AviuiuC-M Almon Frost, who the naval base at Anacostia, Washifigton, D. C. The Edwin Woods have sold their use and are leaving Decrficld the it The marriage of Miss Seueryn Dock Chicago Girl to Edward J. Roach was solemnize« u:l?l mass at Holy Rosar, church, North Chicago, Saturday mor ning, Nov. 28, at 10 o‘clock. Rev, Jos eph Szumlas officiated at the cere The bride lives at 817 Commonwealth avenue, North Chicago, and the brideâ€" groom‘s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Patâ€" rick J. Roach of 130 Pleasant avenue, Matron of honor was the brideâ€" groom‘s sister, Mrs. Anne Roach Crompton of Chicago, and bridesinaids Miss Anna Teunas, Margery Dock, neice of the bride, was flower girl. John J. Roach served as his broâ€" ther‘s best man. Ushers were Richard and Thomas Roach, twin brothers of the bridegroom. Breakfast was served at the home of the bride‘s sister and a reception was held in the evening. Having reâ€" The bride wore a wedding gown of white taffeta with a long tulle veil and 2 crown of seed pearls. She carried e tm hk k ho was given â€" Lbyhubr«bu.fimpbuk turned from a short honeymoon trip, the, newlyweds are making their home Highwood. The 9 Billion Dollar Victory Loan C 1 IF E. 7 wmmvamw their lives if necessary. you the soundest investment opportu Your participation in this Drive will help save lives; where in the world today. If you mis it will help bring victory nearer. And at the same time banker or securities dealer for full p it will help protect your own financial security. Every to the limit. mmmw~mw*w~,mm are Treasury Tax Savings Notes A and C, and U. S. Savings Bonds, Series F and G. Remember, when this volunteer representative calls, that men from your community have died for our counâ€" try; that many more of them today are standing on our farâ€"fung battle fronts, ready and willing to give up Will you patriots of _HIGHLAND PARK meet this challenge? â€" Right now your government needs nine billion dolâ€" lars to help win the war. Within the next few weeks a representative of the Victory Fund Committee probâ€" ably will call on you to tell you about the great Nine Billion Dollar Victory Loan Drive now being conducted throughout the nation in order to obtain this money. He will invite you to do your part by investing from the n of all types of investors. The new Victory ZE.M instance, are obtainable in either coupon or form, in denominations of $500 to $100,000 and in any amount. As an experienced investor, you will welcome the Victory Band representative when he calls: As a patriâ€" otic ican, you will subscribe to these offerings to the full limit of your ability. And finally, as a good citizen of this community, you will want to do your shary‘to uphold its finest traditions of patriotism. your accumulated savings and idle funds in special new offerings of the U. S. Treasury. These offerings afford definite, worthwhile advanâ€" tages to all types of investors. They are marketable at any time. They include three types of bonds to meet The FIRSTâ€"NATIONAL â€"BANK is a direct challenge to the patriotism of this Magician to Give "how At Sheridan The play is under the direction of William who ‘1as directed and for the Threshold players. has been promoted to the rank of serâ€" geant in the Reception center at Fort Custer, Mich. His promotion was Under the sponsorship of the U.So;am‘nffl presented by Blackstone the magician and his company of twentyâ€"two perâ€" formers Tuesday evening, Dec. 22, at Theatre No. 2 at Fort Sheridam, at 6:30 and 8:30 p. m. T Winnetka Drama Club l: To Present Comedy | an ability in.the work assigned him. The high school comedy, "What a Life,"* by Goldsmith will be presented by the Winnetka Drama club at the torium on Dec. 29 and 30 at 8:15 p. m. ZANIN PROMOTED TO SERGEANT made upon the Featured on the program will be a trampoline act, a dancer and a mimic, in addition to Blackstone. Louis Zanin of 373 Central avenue of Highland Park of his of his a\dhmuhâ€"u i métropolitan area have 2 funcheon date undergraduate annual Beta "Undergraduate luncheon" at the Palmer house club room at noon December 23. The joint meeting oi college boys and "old grads" 1as been a tradition for years, and as usual William M. Springer of Evanston will be on hand in his Santa Claus plush and whiskers to distribute surprise packages. Beta Theta Pi Plan Anmnual Party Mr. and Mrs. Hathaway Gasper Kemper of Highland Park have anâ€" nounced the marriage of their daug‘â€" ter, Joan Stover, to Ensign Milton Josâ€" eph Hamilton. ‘The wedding took place on Nov,. 21 in Daytona Beach, Fla. Among the guests at the wedding were the bride‘s parents and brother, C. H. Warrington of Winnetka will be "toastmaster without â€" portfolio," having been commissioned as master ofi ceremonies with the injunction that he introduce no speakers. The lunchâ€" eon is sponsored by the Alpha Alumni chapter of Chicago, of which Francis P. Linneman, Highland Park, is presiâ€" Joan Stover, Ensign Hamilton Married In Florida If these new Victory bonds are not a good investâ€" ment, then nothing you now ownâ€"the deed to your home, the finest stock certificate or mortgage bondâ€" is worth the paper it is written on. Welcome the Victory Fund representative. He brings you the soundest investment opportunity offered anyâ€" where in the world today. If you miss him, ask your banker or securities dealer for full particulars. Invest to the limit. dollar you invest will play its part in preserving our nation and curbing inflation. BUY THESE VICTORY 2%‘s NOW Twentyâ€"six year 214 per cent bonds due December 15, 1968, alhbloDoo-h;nl’. lfis.hln.d in coupon or registered form at the option of the buyer. Commercial banks will not be permitted to hold these bonds until ten years atter the date of issue. Mhnfinfiulfiol‘mmcflflflom may purchase. Interest is paid semiâ€"annually, June CE pengpench t eotstnningribr stt rcvrintlan rpcadiervvesreased 43 15 a8d December ls.'n-bou-wmb.-ofl-i: denominations from $500 to $100,000. In the event of the death of a hoider, the bonds may be redeemed at 100% and accrued interest for the purpose of SHORTER TERM OsLiGATIiONS 1Â¥ cent bonds due June 15, 1948, and 14 M?Mdhdcb]udmdnmmfi: byhnh.and-hobv-llotbcd-“olim whether private, corporate or institational. er Un e € Hedice of Coâ€" câ€"-.o..-lh'-hnt-.afl.lul Hamilton of Washington, D. C. Mrs. Kemper was her daughter‘s ouly attendant, and Capt Hamilton was best man for his brother. Preâ€"Flight School Hansen Enters Aviation Cadet H. S. Hansen Jr., son of Mr, and Mrs. Hansen of Highâ€" land Park, has entered the army air Ensign and Mrs. Hamilton are re siding in Jacksonville, Fla. forces‘ preâ€"flight school iga NC § (navigator) RETURNS HOME FOR HOLIDAYS ; With the beginning of Christmas vacation at Western college, Oxford, Ohio, on Dec. 17, Miss Clare Rosenâ€" fels will return to Highland Park to spend the holidays with her mother, Mrs. C. E. Rosenfels. Cadet Hansen attended the Highland Park high school and Northwestern umiversity school of commerce and beâ€" fore joining the armed forces was emâ€" ployed â€"by Bowes and Company, Ind., Jan. 2. The Highwood Red Cross will not meet during the period from Dec. 21 to December 17, 1942 Is