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_ The Higbland Park Pregs Dr. Marcia Agnes Laver has issued announcements telling of the removal sof her office from the Highland Park State Bank building to 22 S. First ~ PAGE sX Mrs. Rolland Bléimehi and Miss Ada Johnson went to Kenoska on Friday to attend the funera) of the ftifant son of Miss Johnson‘s brother, Ingwald Anderson. Interment was held in Stoughton, Wis. ‘The last of the morning musicales Of the series of three was given by Several relatives and . friends helped Mrs. James Hesler celebrate her birthday anniversary on Tuesday afterr . The time was spent "m playing bunco and a most delightful was enjoyed. â€" was received here yesterday that . Amthur G. McPherson is in the hospitai at Riverside, Cal., for treatment _ and observation. . Mrs. Clyde W. Hise and som, McPherson, left the middle of March to be with her mother, Mrs. McPherson. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lindholm have taken the Fred Fisher, Sr., cottage on S. Green Bay rd., and have come here from Indiana to make their future home. Several relatives â€" and â€" friends The pupils of Mrs. Eouise Mcâ€" Ciernan will play in recital, Saturâ€" day, April 2nd at fourâ€"thirty o‘clock, at the residence of Mrs. Robert E. Wood, 233 East Central ave. . Mr. and Mrs. Burridge Butier of Hinsdale, formerly of this city, are to return on Friday from a sojourn of several months in California and Honolulu. ~Sixtered as NM“LM;-{*»AW Purk, Illinois, under the Act of March 3. 1879. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Klee have returned from a two months trip to Havana, Cuba, Miami, Palm Beach, Fia., and other places of interest. _ Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Downs of Ft. Sheridan entertained at dinner. Saturday evening, in compliment to Chaplain J. G. Garrison and Mt. and Mrs. Netcher. Mr. Netcher is leayâ€" ing Ft. Sheridan next week for Ft. Bliss, Texas., whore he has been transferred. He will be joined by his wife and two daughters within a few weeks. The Pythian Sisters will hold" a card party, April 12, following thgir regular meeting. Members and their friends are invited to attend. at the home of Vernette Werhane, 444 Oakwood ave. Officers were electâ€" ed as follows: | President, Evelyn Smith, Viceâ€"president, Vernotte Werâ€" hane, secretary, Catherine Zimmer; treasurer, Helene Borchardt. After the business session a social hour was, enjoyed by ali. The next regular business meeting will be held at the home of Evelyn and Lucije Earber of Onwentsia ave. A business meeting choir girls of St. Joh church, was held Mon at the home of Ver 444 Oakwood ave. Offi Mrs. Roger Taylor entertained at lunch on Tuesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Hitchcock of Waverly rd.. are the happy parents of a baby boy borrn on Saturday, March 26 at the Highland Park hosâ€" pital. ldying b ‘ was w w hat . Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Prestridge of, The Finnish Girls club are giving a Highwood ave.. are receiving conâ€" dance Saturday evening | at eight gratulations on the birth of a baby! «‘clock at Odd Fellows hall. Ticket: girl born Saturday, March 26 at the may be obtained at the door. The pubâ€" Highland Park hospital. ~ ic is invited to attend. The Evanston pupils of Bersnice Mr. and Mrs. Louie Marks are enâ€" Benson Bentlcy will Kive a recital at joying a trip to Corpus Christi. her new homu. Windrush Studto on Lorede and other places in Texas and Woodland rd.. on Saturday afternoon, Mexico. of the times. her new Woodland April 2. "Certain citiés present a greater industrial opportunity than others. Others are outstanding in the character and extent of their new building onerations. In still others a greater market is offered for certain producis in our merchandising lines than othâ€" ers. The flexibility,of newspaper space will permit us to cover all such points with advertising of a specific character." The firm which fails to appreciate the value of newspaper adâ€" vertising cannot hope to keep up with the progress and prosperity "Our decision to contentrate on newspaper space came after a careful study of all factors entering into the marketing, selling and advertising situation. â€"One important item was flexibility, whereâ€" by we could vary our plans to conform to various factors, such as weather conditions and peculiarities in the economic situation with respect to any particular district of the country.â€" "For many years we have been users of a considerable amount | of newspaper space for certain of our merchandising lines, and the’ results so obtained have prompted us to expand this advertising ) to cover all of the many lines in which the company is interested.+ The value of newspaper advertising is no longer seriously questioned by an economist.~ A realization of this value not only to the advertiser but to the consumer as well is now almost uniâ€" versal. The latest tribute to newspaper advertising comes from J. C. McQuiston, manager of the publicity of the Westinghouse Electric company, and comes with the announcement that beginâ€" ning April 1, the adyertising appropriation of this company will be expended entirely among metropolitan and local newspapers. "Newspapers," said Mr. McQuiston, "seems to offer the only medium by which we can both ‘nationalize‘ and ‘localize‘ our variâ€" ous sales campaigns, thus permitting us to conduct a nationâ€"wide campaign on products and at the same time vary our program to fit the needs of.â€"specific districts. s Priscilia Carver, Wednesday at home of Mrs. Vail THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1927 Published weekly by The Udell Printing Co. at Highiand Park, of Linculn ave., wn and bridge USE THE NEWSPAPERS { the Junior c Evangelicai v. March 28. Lattle Lester and James Rankin of| SCOUTS TO HELP IN Vine avenue will act as hosts tomorâ€" RAVINIA CLEANâ€"UP row afternoon to eighteen little m friends. The tables will be decorated | Next Saturday, A?’?“ 2, is the anâ€" in mgv: of yellow and lavendar. The | nusl cleanâ€"up day in Raving and the cccasfiin being the celebration of their | Boy Scouts of troop 35 which meets fifth birthday anniversary. |at the Ravinia school are taking an Scenes from "Hiswatha," by S-!‘-eunm in the work of cleaning Coleridge Taylor, will be given Uy,*h!! up the unsightly places. The scouts pupils of Ravinia school Thursday | are particularly anxious that any evening, March 31, at eight O'chtl-tm in need of a cleanâ€"up be reâ€" lmiaLAmluer.dm‘W to them. Any one knowing iN., was tenor soloist at a minstrel umifl.qfl-.mme-h-‘ show last Thursday, Friday and Sd-}lnr Saturday to either â€"Mr. Howard urday in behalf of the Eldon M. &:(‘.".andtln'llvhhmml church of Chicago. This same show| is the scoutmaster of troon %5 ar i« | Little Lester and James Rankin of| Vine avenue will act as hosts tomorâ€" | row afternoon to eighteen . little friends. The tables will be decorated | in eoxl: of yellow and lavendar. The occas being the celebration of their fifth birthday anniversary. ? Scenes from "Hiswatha," by S. Coleridge Taylor, will be given bythe‘ pupils of Ravinia school Thursday evening, March 31, at eigrht o‘clock.+ Mizs Corn#lia Otis Skinner, daughâ€" ter of Otis Skinner, famous actor, gave a Tinique and delightful dramâ€" atic recital in Winnetka last Thursâ€" day evening. She has since been the guest of Miss Ruth Ewing. David G. Ewing arrives home from Prinâ€" cipin March 31 for a few days‘ Easâ€" ter vacation. Mary Wood will go to Kemper Hall, Kenosha, Wis., to spend the reâ€" mainder of the school year, during the absence of her mother, Mrs. R. Claire Beneke has returned from Rosemary school, Greenwich, Conn., and is spending the spring vacation with her parents. â€" Miss Mary Louise G&ot had as her guests over the â€"end the Misses Hulda, Eva Lois and Bertha Meyer of Waukegan. ine fToom s parenis. Mrs. E. Foxworthy of Deerfield un derwent an operation for appendici tis at the Highland Park hospital Wednesday. Mrs. Robert E. Wood will sail from New York April lith for Europe where she will meet her daughter, Miss Anne, who is attending | Miss Kisser‘s school in Rome, Italy, Mrs. Wood and her daughter will tour Europe before returning home. Parl Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Bennett are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son born Monday morning at the Highland Park hospital. Charles ‘Henry Guyot entertained the members of his Sunday schooi class at a party Monday evening at his home. Mrs. Gordon Buchanan entertained at luncheon yesterday for Mrs. H. P. Beer‘s sister, Misi Stansbury. NMiss Sarah S. Wood is spending the spting vacation at home with her parenis Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wood. Miss Wood â€" attends _ Mary â€" Lyons school at Swathmore, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Louie Marks are enâ€" joying a trip to Corpus Christi. Loredc and other places in Texas and Mexica. Mrs. L. M. Ball of Evanston and er_mother Mrs. Franklyn Brandt f Ohio, were the Sunday guests of irs. Edgar A. Ball. ° * £ Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Van Schaick cturned on Sundavy from a eavaral (n numhn"*lhiflefi;‘eâ€"n;{fi;iu were twonty men in the cast. idan road, Highland Park. and Mrs. Gerard Van Schaick ed on Sunday from a several sojourn to (Cuba and other of interest. _ April Ist the North Shore Gas N l issue their usual . i to the stockholders and â€" Mrs. Gust Re the marriage of thei icago. <day « . Gust _ Redine anâ€" iage of their daurhâ€" . Gordon Olson, son C. Olson of Windsor The ceremeny | tock ening at the home of usual quarterl NUMBER wheel Rev. and Mrs. Roth will continue to live in Highland Park where they necuny the parsonage of St. Johns Evangelical church at 320 N. Green Bay road. â€" Mr. Roth has been devoting ‘part time to the persuit of special studies at Northwestern university for the last two and a half years, and is now preparing his dissertation for the Th.D. degree. LEO F. YENNA HURT > IN AUTO ACCIDENT Badly Cut by Glass When ( Hits Tree Last Thursday; R. G. Burns Injured In a special meeting on Wednesday evening of last week the members of St. Johns church voted unanimously that the present relationship between pastor and‘ congregation remain unâ€" interrupted and that the work at St. Johns church continue as heretofore. !_ Mrs. John Erickson with Mrs. John { Morgran and Wiss Eva Siljestrom moâ€" Itorcd to || Waukegan, Wednesday, ‘where they were the guests of Mrs. l A. H. Stewart at luncheon and bridee. Rev, K. A. Roth. pastor of St. Johns Evangelical church of this city, has accepted a partâ€"time position with Lake Forest college as assistant professor of Biblical Literature and History of Religion, same to begin with the fall of this year. during the evening performances « April 1â€"5.6â€"7, Coming Monday, Tuesday, We resday and Thursday, April 18â€"13â€"2 21. Lon Chaney in "Tell It To T} Marines." The church realized a large sum. Dr. Ralph H. Kubns of the Chilâ€" dren‘s Memorial hospital, Chicago, spoke at a mecting of the Illinois Children‘s Home and Aid society, March 28, on the subject of "Pacts and Fallacies in Infant Feeding." FEATURE NEXT WEEK > AT ALCYON THEATRE Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Boyer of Tthertyville areâ€"reseiving. gongratuiaâ€" tions on the birth of a son born this morning at the Highland Park hosâ€" pital. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leuth of North brook are the hapoy parents of : daughter born yesterday at the High land Park hospital. ACCEPTS POSITION AT ~~ LAKE FOREST COLLEGE The Rev. K. A. Roth to Assist in Biblical Literature; Reâ€" main at St, John‘s Church Mrs. John Tether of S. Green, Bay raad entertained at cards and supper Saturday evening, in honor ‘of Mr. Tether‘s birthday anniversary. There were,sixteen guests present. Little _ Jack _ Witteh â€" entertained twenty of his young friends at a vartv Saturday afterndon commemâ€" nrating his ninth birthday. The chilâ€" dren report a most delightful afterâ€" Sheahen MWiss ( Y i1 Th won. Nrs id tnnuu_smrmu-lmluunnn. the Special Matinee for th« on Monday, April 4. The moâ€" tures that were taken on the the Alcson of children. Don‘i e our own "Kiddies In Ti« This picture will be shown e evening performances 0j W W the of troop 85 or to leiur nder ut rf "Alad " wit The Chicago Wellsley club is to have a benefit performance of "Treâ€" tawney of the Wells," a revival, with an all star cast on Wednesday, April 20. at the Blackstone theater, to raise money for the Chicago scholarship. Any one desiring tickets may obtain them by calling Mrs. G. E. Bliss at H. P. 947. . At the opening of the 18th week of the Business. Men‘s League, Tony‘s Barbers and the G&s Co~Was postâ€" poned. On Tuesday, Mar. 22, Duffy & Duffy won two from the Big Six Studebakers in a close match. On Thursday the Notion Store lost three to Piechietti Bros. The Press won three from the Bauer Cab on Friday. wWELLESLEY CLUB To GIVE PLAY APRIL 20 The Press is still in first place, being about five gumes ahead of Prechietti Bros, who hold the second berth. Piecchietti‘s won high game last week with a score of 891. The Notion Store is still in third place. In two weeks, the final game of the Business Men‘s will be bowled. At that time the winner of the league | will be awarded the prizes. The schedule for next week is: | Tony‘s Barbers. â€" 1000 Tues., April 5â€"Press vs. Picchietti BOWLING TOURNEY RESULTS ANNOUNCED N. S. GARDEN CLUB C SPONSORS LECTURE C in League the Th Week twg Contaiis for Next Week. Arthur C. Pillsbury to Speak at Drake lriotel. ‘(‘hifa‘go. the pair Fullâ€"fashioned â€" service wright Peach, â€" Moonlight, _ Aloma, Champagne, _ Nude, French arde £, April ; at 11 n will follow at ros. Thurs., April . Notion Store Fri., April 8â€" Realizing the fact that many women plan to keep the Easter hat well within a very moderate price limit, we have planned to have an unusually large selection at $4.95 from now until Easter. d T Charming modes that have Parisian airs â€" small hats â€" matron‘s hats â€" gay debutante hats â€" all are here in a strikingly diversified assemblage. in every color the season favors. Arthar rden club or "Wild Flower Grow â€" und Opening" illustrated â€" witi ving pictures in the French roon the Drake hotel, Thursday morn I:gre thread silk chiffon, fine and sheer. Silkâ€"toâ€"top hosiery of excellent qpality. Pearl Blush, French P{ude. 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The People‘s party in the viliage of Deerfield have nominated a ticket for the spring village election April 19. The candidates are: For presâ€" ident, James J. Hood; for trustees, E_?dwnrd Segert, Edward H. Selig, Theo J. Knaak; for village clerk, Alâ€" vin Knaak. 389 Roger Williams Ave. vina Schneider, president, presiding. Easter service work for the cluh was under discussion, as well as a nbmâ€" ber of interesting spring affairs. ~A number of outâ€"ofâ€"door affairs are beâ€" ing planned PEOPLE‘S PARTY AT _ DEERFIELD ACTIVE THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1927 Exquisite Felts Crochet, Viscas Mouchettes Exotic Hemps FELTS Ballibuntis Phone 2300 $1.95