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sixteen girls from the 6th, 7th and 8th grade enjoyed a swim at the Deerfleld Shields Township High School last Thursday. Three of the The Kindergarten children are busy painting their bus. They ex-- pfg to have it ready for service Mrs. Gordon Clouse of Rosemary Terrace, Deerfield spent last week at home. Mrs. Mary Cooksy just returned home from a weeks visit with her bother, Mr. Eugene Tronjo of South Chicago. > Doreas home reports all the child-- ren are well. f Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Koebelin and daughter Constance of Sunset Court, Deerfield were flests of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Weber on Sunday at Miss Faye Mills of Chicago was a week end guest of Mrs. Gordon Clouse of Rosemary Terrace, Deer-- any to see their mother, father, brother, and other relatives for a few weeks then they will start off chele n ain" points of interest Their visit will be at least six Northbrook. Bobby Juhrend is going to fight at Highland Park on April 3rd. team won eight bouts. Bobby Juhrend of Deerfield enter-- ed the ring in the 112 pound class, with Jw&:ichri of New York Joseph Siclari won the decision after three tounds. Both boys re-- ceived beautiful prizes. | Amateur Boxing at the Coliseum A Tity crowd of more than 10,000 fight fans jammed the Coli-- seum about 75 of whom were from Deerfleld on last Saturday night to see the boxing Tournaments of the Chieageo Tribune and the New York News, fight it out for inter--city su-- premacy. From fly weight to heavy welght, sixteen bouts in all, each The shadow boxes won much praise. None of the local clubs won prizes in these. per grade teachers accompanied em. * Charles Garrity of Grade 3 has common model supplied each club, and pianted the gardens to their in-- dividual inclinations. 1 is to be hoped that these little houses will be placed on display in the various towns so that ths in-- cenuity displayed by each Cluo mryy bave a wider view. to Wheaton, DeKalb, Crystal Lake; Floosmoor, Glencoe, and Warren. The Garden Club of Deerfield and the Garden Study Club of Highland Park won honorable mention on the houses which they re--built from a The first prizo was given to Hins-- tiale, second to Norwoo.l Park, third to I_f)_-port, arml honorable mentior for $50. Highland Park had a deli-- cate pink linen cloth and tall candles of the same shade. The dishes were of cream Wedgewood and the beau-- tiful eblong bowl in the center held huge lavender and pink swoetpeas. Thne eost of the settings of this table wias stated as 290. Deerfield Grammar School Notes The Garden club of Deerfield won first mmon the luncheon table set by es Charles E. Timson and Bobert L. Johnson, at the second annual filrden and flower show, held at the Hotel Sherman this week. The Deerfield prize winners will 'ibveh'uflhed inP ditmé :'eext ;eek. Highland Par arden Study Club and the Ravinia Garden Club also kad beautiful tables. The cost of all tables had to be not more than $100.00 many lovely ones were done after the first of April. fir:;h. Garden l'jl on by m.mes :::w Bobert L. J¢ Etrden a at the Hotel Sh. The Deerfield be described in will give a dinner y in honor of her son Wallace 'n"will make his comfizmation on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Siffert cf Deerfleld will reside in Evanston ULELRPILLDU _ || 2o Boael es retomed after a weeks absence. He fell against a barbed wire fence and tore his up-- ' per lip so severely that six stitches Mr. and Mrs. Carman of Rosemary | Were necessary. . Terrace were dinner guests of Mr.| . Three new children entered Deer-- Carman's relatives in . Chicago on field Grammar school this week. Sunday. They are, Wilbur Bissinger, Grade Miss E. Baertschy and Mrs. Oscar| 9; Harry Bissinger, Grade 5; and Bens of Eugene St., Deerfield at.| Porothy B'""'f"' Grade 1. These tended the Garden and Flower show| thildren came from the Lyon school on Monday night at Hotel Sherman. | Chicago. Are you hungry? Watch for the: ,. The eighth @rade are busy prac-- big anmniversary Ad the B. & L.'t'c,:,':_i their Class song. _ _ _ _ _ Mr. and Mrs. Carman of Rosemary Terrace were dinner guests of Mr. Carman's relatives in . Chicago on Sunday. Miss E. Baenachg' and Mrs. Oscar Bensz of Eugene St., Deerfield at-- tended the Garden and Flower show ... «h) For as Little §\ s«A ki as $1000 you A}n L:R' /h can move into V "M; ELE your own home 1 have a client who will finance the construction of a limited number of homes in choice locations in Libertyville and Mundelein. $1,000 to $1,500, d?ending on the size of the house is all that is necessary as a down h£¢tyment. The balance can be paid in monthly payments just like rent. Telephone or address inquiries to « i1d of Deerfield Prospect and McKinley Aves. Mundelein, III. has | Arthur H. Jones it were read in school, Letters of thanks were sent to the Company for their courtesy. Our Bird House Contest (Grade 4B and 5B) About a month ago while we were| studying about birds, we decided to-- build bird houses. So we worked out, a plan and set Friday, March 23rd, for the exhibit. There were eight! boys and six girls that entered their houses. ~Most of the houses wer» Wren houses, and there were many kinds of them. There was also a bluebird | houses, a martin house, and a woodpecker's house. The first prize for the boys went to Earl Toll, who had made the martin house. The first prize for girls went to June Nelson. She made a very nice Wren house out of a cheesecl box. Second prize pent to Caryl| Frantz who made a Wren house too.| Mr. Bates was the judge of the con-- | test. Mr. Tarmeyer donated the: prize after the children had voted ; a dollar for each first prize and fifty cents for each second prize. Mrs.' ' In answer to a request from gracdes 4B and 5B the chocolate ssfies corporation which makes and séells Hershey's Chocolate and Cocoa, sent a most interesting exhibit. It con-- sists of seven glass bottles contain-- ing samples of the Cocoa bean, Co-- coa mines, eyes, shells, cocoa but-- ter, Chocolate liquor, and the finish-- ed Cocoa. In addition they serit copies of their booklet, "The story of Cocoa" This book contains many interesting pictures and shows howl' chocolate and cocoa are prepared for use. _ Every child in the room was delighted to receive a book, and was permitted to keep it after parts of it were read in school. Letters of The eighth grade had a mock trial last Friday. ~Every membeér of the elass took part. Donald Clark presi-- dent as judge. Edgerly Todd and Joseph Andrews . were promising young lawyers. to Mr. Dinkeloo and his boys for the musical contribution§ at the party given by the teachers of Deer-- field Grammar school on March 17th. Many of the guests expressed their appreciation of the selections rend-- wishes t&eexpresa their the Deerfleld Municipal returned to school after an absence of several weeks on account of scarlet fever. R The entertainment -- Committee ! To the Voters of West Deerfield 3 Township "\ We believe that a free Public li-- ; brary has direct influence upon | the moral intellectual and financial lldevelopmeflt of a community. -- The 'Deerfleld library has been serving _ the village for some time. It is our l| plan to extend its influence to the township. To be able to do this and meet the demands of our rapidly increasing population, it becomes | necessary to ask for additional finan-- | cial support. At the township elec-- j tion to be held on April 3rd, you will be handed a "little ballot". This ballot asks for a 9--10 of one mill tax to be used for support of the library. This tax is very small. If you have to pay the tax collector $23.00 this | year your tax will be 23¢ more next ; year. If your tax is $50.00 this year ; it will be 46c more next year. "l"his | 1"1] not be a hardship upon any one American-- Legion Auxiliary Notes An excerpt from a Chicago Herald and Examiner of recent date. It's women who make U. S. Good American woman--hood, in the opin-- ion of Gen. James A. Drain, former National Commander of the Ameri-- can legion, is the strongest single influence for good in the United States today. "And ten years from now it will i)e the American Legion" he predicted at the Hotel LaSalle He came here from New York, en-- route to Spokane, where he is prac-- ticing law. The Legion is steadily growing in number and influence, he C. C. Kapschull + h opmttarindyawess, it (Avdrratiasre Acir en d but will assure the success of the library. Please vote *"*Yes" on the "little ballot". Polls open from 7 a. m. to 5 p. m. f Dr. Walter B. Metcal? ... President Elmer Clavey ........._..... V. President Mrs. Eugene Ender __ 2nd V. Pres. W. A. Wood ....--........--------; Treasurer Mrs. John Stryker ......_... Secretary "rs. Frank Husso ... Linrarian Coroner If my record as county . official dur-- ing my long term of office --meets . with your approval I will appreciate your vote. Subject to the pri-- maries April 10. Republican C an d i-- date for re--election for the office of Caryl 'is spending her prize money for bird pictures. Mrs. Thormyer's room appreciate very much the interest shown in their bird house exhibit. June Nel-- son and Dorothy Wesgling enhibit-- ed bird houses built by their fathers. These houses were not considered in the distribution of the prizes, how-- ever, they were an added attraction to the collection. Several of the teachers came to see the houses, and the children of grade 4A were in-- terested visitors. The 4B and 5B children are now wondering which house will be the first to be occu-- pied.-- A record will be kept of the M ce e veprimit ts e cntenat" voain beresiPrais tm iier in nanacd. Ns m . Its members, by studying pub--< Phone 298 . Piepenbrock & Librarian THE LAKE COUNTY REGISTER, 2482022 242 0,".".".' Palm Sunday, April ist, is con-- firmation Sunday at' the St. Paul'; Evangelical Church. At the morning service 15 boys and girls will . be consecrated to the service of their Lord and Master, and will --be taken The choir will meet Friday Even-- ing for rehearsal at the 'usual hour. St. Paul's Evangelical Church f F. G. Piepenbrok, Pastor Church School 9:15 A.« M. Confirmation Service 10:15 A. M. Good Friday, German service 7: the [_] FRANK J. WRIGHT [] irviNG F. HELFER [] LLoyp c. ray For Supervisor i For Supervi C] cHarues . wircox ___ D0 w. E. mILLER [] WILLIAM J. FENDICK FOR MEMBER OF LIBRARY BOARD j« o (Vote for 2) s id dn td in binr dn dinrbrnadia dn dn d c o ho ooo oo ooo t t ts ts s tm t iz ais o is t ts ts 4e 4e 0n 4e t ts 4e 0e 4n 4e 4e 04 0e 0y ahe atp to* *o* *ot ts h ts * *4 00 Heo the ahe sho ale dho dlo ohe at mss oo ts ts toh uh t ut tet + Lo fp ahe ate ahe ate ate ate ate ate ate ate ate ate ate ate ate ate ate ate ita ite it For Highway--Commissioner' ) Républican Party Q Democratic Party > ( For' For Town Clerk For 7:30 | Morning Worship, 77:00 A. M. 'appropriate services will be held for ' Paim Sunday. . | Christian Endeavor, 7:00 P. M. a preat service. for young people. ; Evening worship 8:00 P. M. | Evangelical services are being held \rach evening at 8:00 o'clock except Saturday, and {will continue till Easter Sunday. Thursday evening April 5th we will commemorate the Lord's supper. This service will be observed under the light of a beau-- tiful electric cross. On Friday even-- inz April 6th the theme of the serv-- c11ernoon .1:30 |P, M. ._ The service on Good Friday even-- ing will be conducted in the German Language. In |connection with the service we will celebrate the Lord's Supper. _ | SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1928 ELECTION TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1928 TOWNSHIP OF LIBERTYVILLE .__ _Lake County, Ilinois [ rRaLPH MULHROLLAXND pecimen Ballot FOR MEMBER OF LIBRARY BOARD s (Vote for 2)-- For Highway Commissioner . E. OSBORNE For School Trustee For Town Clerk For Supervisor (FACSIMILE) For-- Assessor v+90 ~\nHurUn sSCnhool, uraqed n struction, (i?artmental organization traigafi. leadersghip. * " 22 ul0 l e e ie s en . AORee Wnn eP Special numbers will be given in the | light of the cross, we will greet | Easter morning with the sunrise | service at 6:30 o'clock. After the | devotional hour a fellowship break-- . fast will be served to all present. | At the morning and evening hours . of worship the combined Junior and ;' Senior chgirs of over forty voices will ren'd:% special Easter Xnthems.l Be sure ahd hear this great Chorus.: 'I'he'dog,rs --of this church swinf | open with'a cordial welcome for all. Mark:J. Andrews, pastor 9:30 --Church school. Grade 10:45 Palm 'Sunday service. Con-- will be "The Cross of Calvary' COAL, FEED, SAND, GRAVEL, CEMENT, CIN-- oaas DERS, ETC. Office and yard at C. M. & St. P. Tracks A RONDOUT, ILLINOIS Town Clerk. e ndak -- JOHN G. BORST Presbyterian Church Phone Libertyville 679--M--1 [] uEnry E. caAppIS [_] marjory TAYyLOR FOR MEMBER OF LIBRARY BOARD 2: (Vote for 2) ; For Highway Commissioner be "An Old Ceremony with a New Meaning". This service also at 7:45 firmation, Baptism, Welcoming of Nev Members, the Sacrament of the | Lorl's Supper. 730 The Evening Service. This Suniay is the beginning of the Pas-- gion Week and with this evening we wisk to speak on several important and appropriate themes, continuing | them on Wednesday, Thursday and on Good Friday. < The theme this' evening is suggested by the words | "Who is this?" ' On Wednesday evening at 7:45 the | words "That the Scripture might be j fulfiled" will serve as the basis of | our meditation. _ For Thursday| (Maundy Thursday) the subject will| For School Trustee On Good Friday the service will For Town Clerk For Supervisor For Assessor Party -- PRIMARY ELECTION Dr. Frederick Tuesday We extend a cordial invitation to all the activities and services of this Church. take phce:ltuzzfl!'.l.ltr service we will commemorate at-- onement for sin through the vicari-- ous sacrifice of our Lord on the Dey Seo Frida y ut meeting every y at 7:00 P. M. Choir rehearsal at CORONER OF LAKE COUNTY Your vote will be Appreciated Candidate for April 10 PAGE: