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ean and leaving k, Virâ€" of â€"Miss _of this tel £ "Vine ancheon sehool ‘ch met vening. s work , at TL resented £t. Mr. gimple 81, 192« ist to a Parkers lizabeth ad â€" Mrs, &, Wauâ€" e Stup. _ Oof <the B. _ Mr, be best umaker account ion iember . igma enterâ€" home Gilkeâ€" n â€"of: ts of st of famâ€" proâ€" next Mrs. D. F. Kelly and Mrs. Eugene Excelsior Springs, â€" / to be gone ‘a weelk..»â€":â€"00i .3 ;~ ~ome T * spending ~two week: .‘M visiting â€"friends and relatives. â€" Her sister and niece returned with her and are stayâ€" ; ing in Highland Fark until the latter â€"<â€"â€"â€"part of this week. â€"~~~~â€" T % Bertha, Minnesota are : arriving toâ€" day. _Rev. Fisher is the new pastor of the St. Johnsâ€"Evangelical church and successor to Rev. K. A. Roth. â€"CITIZENS STATE BANK Forrest 80“, Jr. of mjhmoor enâ€" tertained ten of his little playmates at a Hallowe‘en â€"party at his home Wednesday, Oct. 30. â€"â€"â€"_â€"â€"â€" f The Woman‘s Christian Temperâ€" ance Union will have an all day sewâ€" ing meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 6, at the home of Mrs. J. Rhinehart, 583 Homewood avenue with a cafeterâ€" ia lunch. ; â€"â€"6% â€" collateralâ€"notes â€"are secured" by ~ 110% collateral in the form of Real _ Estate First Mortgages on North Shore property. P 4 ‘CITIZENS STATE Co. ~Mrs. Lawrence Annen of Fort Sheridan entertained. her 500 club Tuesday evening at her home. â€" The prizes were won by Mrs. Emil Lauâ€" ridson;* Miss Irene Felix and Mrs. Mr. and â€"Mrs. Paul W. Blanchard of Walker avenue were the Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence O. Sandstrum of Chiâ€" cago.. Mrs. Sandstrum was formerly Miss Ethel Dolores Miller of this city. COMMERCIAL BANKING â€" SAVINCGS SAFETY DEPOSIT YVAULTS OF GLENCOER . â€"â€" COR. PARK and VERNON AVENUES Mrs. ~John" Mackenzie â€"of â€" Laurel avenue and Miss Edith Fyffe are moâ€" toring to Asheville, North Carolina: They expect to be gone about three weeks. > Thursaday, Oct, 81, 1929 Local and Personal 1st MORTGAGE REAL ESTATE LOANS MADE SAVINGS INVESTMENT PLAN FOR P . » 6%, and 84 Co”atcrc’ Notes in Denominations Telephoneâ€"Central 7106 _ 223 West Adams Street, Chicago CURRENT RATES STABILITY [ .3 3 a FELEEPHONE 1299 mips: in ces ts ie â€" s c Pacer n an ce dmanat n ites Siegs ues â€" 0. â€" Her assistants â€"will be Barbara Poole, . Rosema Rosemary .Sidley, Carol Carol~ and Emeline Bush, Ruffner, â€" Frances Wood. G Mrs. Harry Markell will entertain the members of her bridge club at luncheon tomorrow. The guests will all â€"beâ€"from Ravenswood. building. â€"Mary Beverly Turriff entertained sixteen of her friends at a Hallowe‘en party last evening at the home of â€"her luu'f,:llrs W. H. Bartel of the Udell Mr. Ted Zabel who has been quite ing and will be able to be around again within a few days. Several members of the Junior 8 club attended Kenosha chapter, 0. S. last Thursday evening. The Gi club exemplified the work. The marriage of Miss Mary West, daughter of Mrs. M. West of , Forest Park, and Paul C. Weber, son of Mrs. R. Weber of this city took place Satâ€" urday afternoon at three o‘clock at St. Mathias church, Forest Park. A Park. Mr. and Mrs. Weber will reâ€" side in â€"Barrington after November 1. Mrs. Everett L. Millard will return the latter part of this week from the south where she has been the guest of Mrs. Russell Mott. _Frank W. Wakefield W_‘ â€"willâ€"be the Misses These notes are negotiable; are issued with 6â€"month maturities nndcarry a qhm proâ€" viding for payment prior to maturity â€"if desired by purchaser. ~â€"â€" _ . TELEPHONEâ€"GLENCOE 1299 Real Estate Second Mortgages and Contractsâ€" Made, Bought and Sold Rosemary Baur, Carol Bourne, COR.â€"PARK & VERNON AVES. GLENCOE, ILL. ITIZENS STATE AINYVESTMENTâ€"CO: SERVICE Mariana Narcissa The Girl‘s TH EC PR ES s theâ€"latter part of. this week from New â€"Lexington, Ohio, â€"where she spent the past three weeks with Mr, and Mrs. Ted Schreiber, her son and daughterâ€"inâ€"law. ~~â€"Mrs. St.~John spent the week end in Oshkosh, Wis., visiting friends. >â€"The Quadranglers of the Univerâ€" > ofâ€"Chicago willâ€"have~a â€"supper danceâ€"at â€"The Drake, Saturday, Nov. 2. _Mary Elizabeth_ McKeon and Janet Cunnincham.ar'e in charge. _ â€"â€" Mrs. C. H. Franklin of Onwentsia avenue was hostess to the Daughters of the British Empire 500 club last Friday evening. 65 Miss Edith Tucker spent the week end â€" atâ€" Champaign, Ill, â€" visiting friends. Mrs,. avenue of the Friday in the junior year at Dartâ€" mouth. college, Hanover, N: H. He spent the summer in France, Gerâ€" many and Italy,. He expects to reâ€" turn: to the middle â€"west for his Christmas holidays. - ~ Mrs. L. R. Rigdon who underwent a&â€"surgical operation at St. Mary‘s hospital, Rochester, Minn., is reportâ€" ed as doingâ€"nicely and will return to her home in Galesburg this week. _ Miss Hazel Bell entertained at four tables of bridge last Saturday afterâ€" noon,; 8 Te â€" 1“!!!» who is to be her "_a2:" iC is to be her house guest, ~~~Miss Frances Odell entertained a number â€"of her young friends at a dancing party last Friday * Mr. and Mrs. Edwin mmRothnmld. Master George Rothschild â€"and â€" Miss Amy Rothschild have moved from Hi(hhnda’}’uk to 2142 Lincolnâ€"Park, EARNING MAXIMUM INTEREST is of $50, $100,. $500 and $1000 es o Edwinâ€"Alfred Roth CITIZENS STATE BANK 8% collateral. notes are secured by 110% collateral in the"form of Real Estate Junior Mortgages and contracts on Northâ€"Shore property. â€" Authorized North Shore correspondents CITIZENS STATE BANK COMMERCIAL BANKING â€" sAYINCS SAFETY DEPOSIT YAULTS Boston, hrd 1st MORTGAGE REAL ESTATE LOANS MADE a 5 AT â€" ~CURRENT RATES to | find you readyâ€"=â€"your evening dress â€"his ‘_tnxedo-'â€"-gfeamiug with the look of newness and as smart as the day. you bought it. Why not telephone now ? s ‘Will the next invitation to a party . . . > OF DEEREIELD SA FEET Y OF GLENCOE .f? 'é:â€"",i' P 6h ¢ ; d 827 North Green Bay _ Phone 3360 Plain Dresses Cleaned and Pressed $1.50