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PITTS TON ANTHRA CITE BUILDING MATERIAL DR. WATSON DENTIST MUTUAL COAL CO. You are Cordially Invited to make use of the privileges of the 387 Central Avenue a. m. at 10:46. Sunday School in- Evening Testimonial Service u 8:00 Suite 4. lehlund fir! TN" 0 0 Saving-I Bank Bldx. : mic-p 3n : HIGHLAND PARK. ILLINOIS . oooooooooooooo00000000000 balk“. Dr. in! D. HM DENTIST8_ Cities 597 Electrical Contractors 15 S. St. Johns Ave Scientist. of Highland Put H. W. Huber Electric Co. PHONES Residence 490 Phone 27 } December j Fourthâ€"Utilities Commission cur- ttails use of coal. 2 Mrs. E. A. Turpin dies after a ishort illness. § Death of Coralie Canmnn. 5 Mr. H. M. Bacon loses in dnmuge Nelson Mowex: dies this morning: Second Y. W. C Park Board submits proposition for new city parks. Sheridan Cafe is sold to Mr. Kemâ€" Thrift Shop donations cover wide field. Ymmg Men's Club plans minstrel show. Lorenz Lung dies suddenly at his home. Ninth. â€"â€" Y. W. C. A. acquires the Warren property. per Sixteenth. â€" Supervisors approve big road bond issue. Highland Bark Club opens Friday night. Eleventh. â€" Alonzo Tyner dies and- denly at Exmoor. Rev. Gratiot on Tribune staff. Lucien Williams wins state tennis championship. Thrift Shop meets community needs. . Eighteenth. â€" Salvation Army drive starts next Monday. ' Twenty-fifth. â€"-â€" Episcopal clergy meet at Trinity Church. Weddings of Misé Ruth Kress and Robert Greenslade; of Miss Hattie Dirks and George Schuman, Jr. Twenty-third. â€"- Forest Preserve election Tuesday, Nov. 4. ' DeerfleId-Shields opens with an en- rollment of 450. Big sale of government supplies at City Hall. camp. . Y. W. C. A. Cafeteria open: to- marrow. Second grocery sale draws large crowd. Frederick August Samar, Highwood man, dies at Highland Park hospital. Ossoli club holds peace celebration. Thirteenth. â€" Mrs. Wienhocber dies after long illness. Mrs. A. J. St. Peter dies Saturday night. John Gallagher weds Miss Irene Coleman. Twentieth. -â€"- Patrick Fitzgenld dies suddenly. “Jimmy" wins home at the High- land Park hospital. Baby left on door- step finds home with nurses. Twenty-eighthâ€"Large crowd at- taends welcome-home clebration. Committee reports on ice situation. Army md Navy Center incmm netivities. September Fourth. â€" Lake County Fair now in progress. Mrs. Thomas R. Quayle to give talk Sunday. Woman’s Club holds first meeting. Would make Arden Shore 3 winter Thirtieth. -â€" Another big sale to- morrow of Naval Station supplies. Alvin Nichols dies following long illness. Deerfield Eleven wins from Proviso. Death of Mrs. Mary Jennings 0’- Donnell. I Professor Willett to speak here next Sunday. November Sixth. â€" Fina] appeal by the Am- erican Red Cross, Frank Cheney, chairman. Bond issue wins; Forest Preserve loses. James Moore Hickson visits High- land Park. Royal Arcanum will give smoker Monday. Twenty-seventh. â€" Teachers in dis- trict 108 given increase. navy. Lynn iiarold liough to speak here Sunday. Mr. A. 0. Mason Weds Miss Annie L‘owry. $1100 raised for Salvation Army. here. “Center" has wood-sawing content between the Boys of the army and City Council appoints Arthur G. Brown to fill vacancy caused by re- aixnntion of Commissioner Bahr. EVENTS 0P PAST XEAR IN HIGHLAND PARK (Continued from Page 1) . Building Fund sale for Woman’s Club will net over $700.00. Anhual church bazaar at Ebenezer church to be held Friday. Death of Mrs. August Ayers. Eighteenth. â€" Mrs. Mesainger dies after long illness. ders post office Elks Lodge to give Christmas bu- kets. Mr. Charles Freberg injured in accident. Park board floods high school field. Thirty-first. â€" Donations amount- suit‘ Twenty-fourth. â€"- Park Board to buy Mooney tract of 100 acres. Nation-wide campaign of Episcopll church explained. Eleventh. -- Train service cut, hin- HIGHLAND PARK PM HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOlb October â€"â€" Membership supper for A. girls. Mowers, pioneer resident. people were again called to the audi- torium where they listened to another highly entertaining address by Rev. J. G. Schwah, pastor of the Ebenezer Evangelical church, from Isa. 21:11- ]2, “Watchman, what of the night?" After this address some time was spent in personal testimony, and then the last few minutes of the old year Were spent by the congregation on their knees in silent prayer. After wishing each other a “Happy New Year" the congregation separated for their homes well pleased with the ex- ercises of the last night of 1919. The following is the program for next week: Sunday, at 9:30 a. m.. Bi- The watch night service at this church was well attended and was a pleasant and profitable evening. The program was informal and yet most interesting and instructive. People from several of the city churches were present and took part in the exer- cises. The service began at 8 o’clock and was in charge of the pastor. Af- ter a spirited song service Rev. Frank Fitt, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, delivered a most instructive address from Mark 3:16, “And Simon He Surnamed Peter.” It was very heart searching and many no doubt were led to examine themselves as to whether they had received that new name which the mouth of the Lou. should name, and whether they were living up to the name. Then there was an intermission in which the congregation was invited to light refreshments served by the ladies of the church in the basement where a social time “was and...“ min people were torium who: highly ento‘ _. -...v u. uh, Dl' ble School. Morning sermon by the pastor at 10:45. {Junior service at 2:30 p. m. Endeavor service at 6:45' and evening sermon at 7:30. Monday evening the school for Bible study meets in the parlor of the church at 7:30. Prayer meetings Wednesdny evenings at 7:30, the senior clue meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Emat Gie- set on N. Green Bay road. The cheek to cheek dancing is dnn- serous so near the painting season. am UNITED mmemcn. 3 Important meeting of citizen- in City HI" to decide on the intuit d the Army and Navy Cantu. Wilmm Edvard: dies suddenly on Monday. in; to $4,000.00 work of Community of the church in the basément a social time was enjoyed. The is brought to your door by the North Shore trains. Fast, frequent, dependable; brings you right to the Congress Street “L” station, adjoining the Auditorium Theatre. Excellent dining car service is provided on this train. Returning patrons can board train at Congress and Wabash. Grand Opera in Chicago Grand Opera Train leaves Highland Park at 6:38 p. m. and arrives at Congress Street, at 7:50 p. m. Trains leave, Highland Park every half hour from 6:38 a. m. to 1:38 a. m., operating into and around the loop, stopping at convenient “L” stations. Express Trains to Chicago Every 30 Minutes CHICAGO NORTH SHORE MWAUKEEKR. Save money by using 10-Ride Tickets between Highland Park and Chicago For further infomah’ou a)“: to the Highland Park Ticket Office Phone HighlandIPark 1361 Telephone 57 Lake Shore Creamery BU T TER--EGGS--MARGARINES COLLINS 8: SPRINGER. Auto Pumnr TMWP-km Immathmj Finest Quality Home Dressed Poultry Alleys in Splendid Condition Majestic Bowling Alleys Come in and Enjoy this great Indoor Sport‘ C. B. HANSEN, Proprietor Open Every After- noon at 1:00 o’clock 685 Cantu] Avenue AUTO PAINTING-'1 Monograms and Lettering LIMOUSINES, ELBCI'IICS. ROADSTEBS. TOURING and Commercial Cars at Reasonable Prices Highland Puhminois PAC!