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Charles Fiore Nurseries om Deerpath Theatre - Plant Evergreens Now Egitr'r7?RiiTri")Nthott, mug] CEE/EY LEE Fifty corks admits one entire family to our Saturdi One performance only, starting " 2:00 p. LANDS! Sunday, November 30---contiru1ou.s 2 to 11 Family Matinee! HIGHWOOD Suzi-link trt . . - Trlepbulw Uihrrtrvitir “LI-l mo mm» uni " Him-uh. Anni. Airf "momma I...» "sum-m an m Although the cold weather is now here it is rot too late to plant kverttreens Perhaps you want a specimen tree for Christmas decoration or a number of small trees for Window Box purposes. We are prepared to supply you with healthy well-rooted stock that will grow vigor- ously. entire family to our Saturday Matinees! Ud.e THE PRESS New County oNeem Assume Duties Next Monday; Are Certified Governor Louis L. Emmerson on Tuesday eertified Lake county officers who will take their positions Monday and at the same time bonds were filed with County Clerk Lew A, Hen- dee Among the officials eert1fied were Sheritf Lester T. Tiffany. Probate Judge Martin C. Decker, County Judge P. L. Persons, County Clerk Hendee, County Treasurer Jay B, Morse and County Superintendent of Schools W. C. Petty. Mr. Petty will take office in August when the school year is closed. Sheriff Lawrence Doolittle believes that he will have about 40 prisoners to turn over to Timmy. Of this number 10 will be federul convicts. The Bow of federal prisoners,on shut off six months ago when the jail became overcrowded. Doolittle plans to leave on a short hunting trip as soon as he retires from oillce and then will live in his cabin in Wisconsin until the middle of winter when he will go to Florida. 17220 ATTEND CHARTER i MMI DINNER NOV. 20 1 A presentation was made the Deer. field club of a. huge silken American irnae and emblemized banner, by the I combinod Glencoe. Winnetka and Wil- imette Rotary clubs. The Highland I Park clul} presented them with I l hronzed and ebony gang and glvel. Fine Program Given at Rotary Club Meeting. Many Visit- orsrPresent Thursday evening, Nov. 20, I splendid dinner and entertainment was tendered the sixteen charter members of the newly organised Ro. tary club of Deerfield, by their hosts and sponsors. the Highland Park Rotary club. Rotary qtuest delega- tions were present from Evanston, Wilmette, Winnetka, Glencoe, High- land Park, North Chicago. Wanke- gan, Cicero. Oak Park, Dekalb, Streator, Aurora, Chicago Heights, and Maywood, including a number of members from Chicago Club No. 1. The auditorium of the Deserfield Grammar school was filled to cap.- city, where covers had been laid for two hundred and fifty guests. An excellent duck dinner was served uno der the direction of Clayton Fehr and officials of the Deerfield club; The toustmaster of the evening was Sol St. Peter of the Highland Park Rotary club who surprised the guest aggregation with an entertain- ment that will long be happily re- mombered. Various presidents of the visiting Rotary organizations extended two minute greetings to the new Deerfield club. after which omeers and direc- tors of Rotary International were in- trodueed, each offering in their turn, brief discussions on the endeavors and accomplishments of Rotary in its local and international aims. Judge Smith P, Free of New Zea- lnnd. and a director of Rotary he ternational. was the honored guest of the evening and impressed his list. eners with interesting topics of ex- ceptinnul Rotarian interest. This gentleman is seventy years of use. um! 'd dirm‘tor of Rotary from the farthest corner of the earth. The prirwipal speaker of the eve- nine was Rev, Allen A. Stoekdale, chairman of the educational commit- in: of Rotary International. His ad. drms was dynamic. eloquent, and it mg the crzncensus of opinion among those who lingered, that few gentle- men have ever inspired an audience as did Rev. Stockdale in his discus- sion of the aims and objects in Ro- tary, and the fellowship it sponsors. Rev. Stockdule told of his interview recently. while in Europe, with Anton Lung. the Christus of the Passion Play. He charged tho new Deerfield Rotary organization with being true exponents of Rotary, and all that its name and meaning imply. The Rotary charter was presented tn Deerfield by Norme Fultz, Gov- ernor of the 40th District, Ind n grateful speech of uceptance by Prem Jack O'Connell, acknowledged the honors which haw been given the new local club. Thursday, Nov. 27, 1930