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;;'flcofflomonly.ndbo signed with the name and address Communications intended _fot publication must be w_riuu. on ~Iesued Thursday of cach week by the Highland Park Press, 516 Laurel avence, Mighland Park, IL., Telephone: Highland Park 557. _Subscription rates: $1.50 per year; 5â€"cents per single copy. $8.00 per year outside of Lake County, n 194 -rv"’r y Pu , Entered as second class matter March 1, 1911, at the Post Office at Highland Park, Illinois. THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS Members of the Pi Delta club and friends are cordially invited to a picnic supper at the home of Mrs. Dudley Dewey, County Line, on Wednesday, June 21. Everyone is to meet at the "Y" at 6:15 for Pi Delta Club Plans Picnic At Home Of Mrs. Dewey â€" Gert Kinnell and George Womack handled their parts in a winning way and David Durston and Alta Wilson were convincing in their parts. & Newcomer Olga Topper as Madame Daruschka was not only perfect for her part, but highly humorâ€" ous as well and deserves extra applause. Chalk up another successful play for our Tentâ€" house stars. 4 "Claudia" will run through next Sunday. Next Tuesday "The Glass Menagerie" opens and scouts report it‘s the best yet. _ _ . uy Now back to "Clqudia". § se In our opinion, Helen Stenborg was outstanding in her role. She was made for the part. Her perforâ€" mance set a swift pace in the fastâ€"moving comedyâ€" drama. ' s . F3 Marrian Walters as Claudia‘s mother, performed well and with restraint. Miss Walters shows more talent each week and her handling of character roles is tops. â€" > Barney Hughes, Helen‘s husband in real life, and the harassed husband of Claudia in the play, handled his role with skill and deftness. He, by the way, is every bit as good as Robert Young was in the same role in the "Claudia‘" movie. But as good as she was, she couldn‘t have done a better job than Helen Stenborg who, more than just convincingly and movingly, portrays the scatterâ€" brained wife in the Tenthouse Theater‘s second play Most of you Highland Parkers will remember Dorothy McGuire in Rose Franken‘s "Claudia." And most of you, I‘ll wager, thought she was excellent in the part. ns ies > _¢*You‘re Closer To God In A Garden. . .. ." Yes, you are closer to God in a garden| f I first heard that said by friend, Gene Pfister, world wide rose authority, at a Men‘s Garden Club meeting several years ago. _ = * I‘m certain that Man up there in the bright, blue yonder was quartérbacking my first attempts at garâ€" dening and while He was doing so He transfered me, as if by magic, from the troubles of the day to the beauty and majestic simplicity of the world of flowâ€" It was indeed a new and completely refreshing experience making me realize how close God really is when we look for Him! C +8+8+@ (SPECIAL WO WHE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS) Fe@t#+t I‘ve remembered that sentence and now, more than ever, I realize how true it is. ... . I now have my own home . ... and my first garden. It‘s hard to capture in words the fine, clean closeâ€" toâ€"God feeling you have when you‘re outside putterâ€" ing around in your own garden. | ~~~~But that feeling came to me recently one early Sunday morning. . ... * . Minutes later that geranium was once again standâ€" ing erect and looking healthier than ever before. My clumsy efforts seemed suddenly to take on a professional gardener‘s touch as I tenderly pushed the tiny roots back into the rich, black dirt. ‘I was trying to make a struggling geranium plant stand erect after it had been blown about by these unpredictable summer winds. « & w ptter transportation. Reservations for the outing must be made by callâ€" ing the "Y" not later than ‘Monâ€" day, June 19. The president of the Pi Delta and her committee will take care of ‘the supper arâ€" rangements. Reliable Laundry & Dry Clearing Co. Quality Cleaners _â€"â€"Peter Baker & Son Co. Phone HI 2â€"48551 HI 2â€"00 i9 +>*l Lake Forest 613 BLACKTOP ROADS, DRlVE‘VAYS AND PARKING LOTS Serving the North Shore for the past 30 years. Fentress of ~Barrington. Admisâ€" sion will be any item worth $1.00 or $1.00 for stamps. Those findâ€" ing it impossible to come but who wish to . contribute may‘ contact any Highland Park member of the committee: Mrs. Lester Olson, Bernice Steineman or Mrs.. Arâ€" and box lunch. °_ Anyone inferested in helping the program for bringing creative writing as a hobby to hospitalized xetetrans.is invitedto bringâ€"friends A Benefit Auction to provide stamps and office supplies for the Hospitalized _ Veterans‘ ‘Writing Project will be held on Wednesâ€" day afternon, June 21, at 2 p.m. in ‘"Baronda", the Barrington country home of Mrs. Harold V. Snyder, treasurer of the volunteer committee now carrying on its fourth â€" annual national contest among veterans‘ hospitals. Mrs. Snyder‘s home is six miles north of the intersection of routes 59 and 14, at Jewel Park. ® Victoria, A graduate of Washington Uniâ€" versity School of Law at St. Louis, Mo., Mr. Austin did general trial and corporation work withâ€"a Chiâ€" cage law firm before joining Stanâ€" dard Oil Company (Indiana) in 1924. As attorney in Standard‘s law department at Chicago, he has represented the company. in many fields in the general pracâ€" tice of law. Auction To Benefit Hospitalized Veterans‘ Writing Project Lindquist, Tinancialâ€" viceâ€"presiâ€" dent, with â€"Mr.° Austin reporting directly to him. . Appointed Manager Of Insurance Firm years an attorney in the law deâ€" partment of Standard Oil Comâ€" pany (Indiana), has been appoint, ed mianager of the company‘s new insurance department, The inâ€" surance department will be under the geperal supervision of R. J. C. Henry Austin, 778 Green Bay road, Highland Park, for 25 Auctioneers will beé Annette 635 CENTRAL AVENUE â€" PH. HI 2â€"0597 * LIGHT GROCERIES * DELICATESSEN * DAIRY PRODUCTS * BEVERAGES ® ICE CREAM (our own make) * FRESH MEATS AND POULTRYT Thayer‘s Dairy & Delicatessen COLORED MALE CHORUS 374 Laurel Avenue Sunday, June 18, 11 a.m to 12:00 m PUBLIC IS INVITED Rev. Robert Clingman, Minister (Ad donated by Floyd R. Nourse, Springfield, III.) well known poet, of and Mrs. E. Wendell ~ Highland Park Baptist Church IF YOU LIKE GOOD THINGS TO EATâ€" GET ACQUAINTED WITH THE Try A PRESS Want Ad For Better Results THE PRESS8 Of 75 Voices to sing at thur Raff. In case of rain the aucâ€" tion will be held June 22. . All Girl Scouts look forward to the time when they are experienâ€" ced enough to camp overnight, and those lucky enough to attend the lk: Camp at the Girl Scout cabin this summer will get plenty of that type:of fun. Many Highâ€" land Park adults are generously giving their time and knowledge to make this a real success. . Interest in this national service was first aroused by Mrs. Everett Fontaine, formerly of Highland Park, now of Barrington. Mrs. O. L. Olesen of California, and "Marmalade", who write for the Highland Park Press, are among the writing aids. aA _ Troop 10 from Elm Place school visited the cabin on Wedâ€" nesday, June 7. Mrs. L Zimmerâ€" man and Mrs. John Hess,: their leaders, and Mrs. J. F. Adams were in charge. Eleven girls were given their My Troop badge; Sally Grey, Barbara Hess, Susan ,Zimâ€" Girls of the Planning Board met at Central Avenue beach on June 7 for their last meeting this spring. It was so.,cool on the beach that they had to wear sweatâ€" ers, and keep close to the fire to be _ comfortable. _ Miss. Deane White, Mrs. John Bailey, Mrs. cabin overnight, Friday, June 9. They cooked three meals there. Their leader, Mrs. Charles Kluss, Miss Deane White helped to make it fun for all. John Allen (lucky fire builder!), supervised the outing. Strguss, Carolyn Adams, Carolyn Davis, ‘Priscilla Welch, Molly Maâ€" son, Kathryn Jolls, and Janet Henderson. Struve were in charge. Some of the girls from troop 20, Ravinia schgol, slept at the Girl Scout News Troop 37, justmade Gir! Scouts, celebrated their promotion from Brownies by having a cookâ€" out supper at the Girl Scout cabâ€" in on June 5. Their leaders, Mrs. William Houze, Jr.. Mrs. G. H. Smith, and Mrs. J. O. Levinson That same evening, troop 1 from Ravinia school, ‘led by Mrs. John Coleman, held a"Courtâ€"ofâ€" Awards party at the cabin, where they all received their second Class rank. Constance Leuer was awarded her Winter Sports badge. Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts can work together in Highland Park. Twentyâ€"two girls (7th grade Elm Place) from troops 34 and .33 served a dinner for a Boy â€"Scout Courtâ€"ofâ€"Awards, on Monday, June. 5 at the Ep_‘uc:'rll Church. Mrs. D. E. Garretson, leader of troop 34 capably managed the project. It is especially nice when the Girl Use an Electric in your home for home. Use one for five days on this free trial offer .. . see for yourself what it can do to prevent moisture damage. A Frigidaire Electric Dehumidifier is comâ€" , _ pletely automaticâ€"just plug Does dampness make your basement recreation room unusable during summer months? Are you worried about mildew and rot affecting the furniture or walls? Tbenanutomtitl’.lemicbehunidi&:behogth your basement . . . or any other damp room in your . . . have it delivered to your home without charge or obligation! ANNOUNCING ANTON and ERNEST FRUIT STAND Now Open For Business j Skokie Hgwy.â€"}4 Mile North of Dundee Road * Glencoe 2492 . â€" | Phone or write our nearest store 5 Days ... FREE! FATHER‘sS DAY CARDS Sheaffir Fonnt;m Pu;' & L A R S O N‘S COMPLETE LINE OF 37 So. St. Johns , June 15, 1950