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At a meeting last Friday evening of the Amateur Baseball association of Lake county, it was decided that in order to keep the Arnateur'Usgue going in Lake county it Would be nec- essary to have " least six teams en- tered in the race. It was also de- cided that an effort would be made to enroll eight or possibly 10 teams: In order to do this we must have the co-operation ot the baseball clubs themselves. It is to the interest of every manager of an nmnteur base- ball team in Lake county to qstsroll his team in the Amateur Vague. The league offers you clean baseball, tt regular schedule of games, league umpires, and to the wittnintt,teatn, a chance to play in the National Amn- teur tournament. _ Urges Co-Operation ' in Amateur Baseball League in the County We wish this year to make the league more of a county loop than in fewer years. With this point in view, we wish to call this notice to the special attention of teams from Gurnee, Grays lake, Antioch, Lake Forest, Highland Park, Highwood, Lake Bluff, and Libertyville. Any other towns having an interest in this proposition may be sure of a wel. come. . The league will hold its second meeting at g p. m. Friday, April ll, at the Waukegan Y. M. C. A. All you managers who are interested, please be there and let's get going. If any added information is wanted, call me at my home any evening' this week. William Mather Lewis, former headmaster of Lake Forest academy from 1905 to 1913, and former mayor of Lake Forest, who is at present president of Lafayette college, at Easton, P... and a lecturer and econ- omist of note, will address the Lake Forest alumni, at a meeting to be held It the University Club of Chi- cage, Wednesday, April 16, It 12:15 p. m., at l luncheon. Mr. Lewis is to be in Chicsgo for several days, addressing several groups and speak- ing over the radio. Wm. Mather Lewis to " Address L. F. Academy ., Alumni on April 16 The Independent Social club met It the home of Mrs. Ed. Horenberger on Tuesday ntwmoon. Thursday, April to, 1930 MRS. LORETTA WILLMAN, Local Editor Lincoln Ave., Deerfield, Ill. Tel. Deerfield 153-R DEERFIELD NEWS AND PERSONAL ITEMS Sand contribution to local tsorrerpottdettt baton Tou- dar noon. Holt: her to lulu this section lamenting. JAMES G. MILLER, (Acting secretary) Lake Bluff, Illinois. Phone LB. 1798. DEERFIELD NEWS-FLASHES Following the regular meeting of the Dorcas society at the Presbyter- ian church on list Thurldny after- noon, the out going president, Mrs, George Pettis, who has headed the Bo. ciety for the put 18 years Wu given Elmhurut Hymnal No. "7 Fun! Rmpome Choir Announcement: Anthem Choir Scrivlnre Rudinu Dion-try Hymn Evamt. Hymn-l No. 237 Elmhuruv. Hymn-l Nu. 155 The following program will be given in St. Paul's Evangelical church on Palm Sunday: l’rocmion-l Prelude Invocation Hymn-Fame, Hymn-l No. no Elmhurut Hymnll No. i6t Hymn "lv.rttt. Hymnal No. IN Order of Conttrrttatiots lutruiiuetion Prayer Confuulon of Filth cortttrrmstlun Vow Prayer of Colmecrntion Culuecrltiun Aet Chum 5mm Reception lnlu Membership of Chul lord'l Prayer Benediction Reaper-n» Choir _ Dllmilnl Hnnn- virgin. Hymnal No, Confirmation Sunday at St. Paul’s Church -EiGttirriurtntuu No. 1315 Pullude The latter should be of special in- tugs: in as much as it will "ord I splendid opportunity to housewives to dispose of their rummage mer spring house cleaning. Watch for the dates and arrange Deerfield P. T. A. Plans Events of Interest 7 Watch for accordingly. Coming events of interest to the Deerfield public being planned by the Deerfield Parent Teachers tussoeia- tion are a three act comedy and a Rummage Sale. . F Attend Meeting in Retiring President Is Given Reception a rieeption in" recognition and upwe- ciation of her faithful len'icel to the society. Choir menu Choir Rmullnk Arlington Heights rt Church THE PRESS Mr. and Mrs. Snapple. In. Alvin Knnk. Mrs. E. H. Willman, Minus Ida nnd Emilie Knuk attended the birthday anniversary bt the Camp- bell chnpter, o. E. s., held int Wed- nesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Olendort were hosts at a bridge supper " their home on “no! avenue, Sand-y evening. Mrs. Fred Horenbemr Wu hos. tous at a luncheon for eight Indie: in compliment to Mrs. Clyde Why on Monday. F , Mr. and Mrs. Vincent De Muiville and Wu children Charlotte and Vin. cent of Lou Angelou, Californi- "e visiting at the home of Mrs. De Mu- ivillu's brother, Mr, B. H. Kress. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Burgh-rt of Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Burgh-rt of Bannockburn have just returned from a three months' visit to Miami, Florida. . q The beautiful juvenile automobile on display in the Deerfleid Pharmacy will be given away in the neu- fut- ure by a group of local merchanu In- cluding, Deerfleld Meal Market, Deer- field Pharmacy, Deerfield Home Bak. ery, Reliable Garage, T. J. Knuk, Ol- endof'a. J. R. Not: Hardware Co., and Wm.,H. Barrett. The Ladies Get Together club will meet at the home of Mrs. E. H. Sell. on Tuesdl‘y "ternoon April 16 " 2 u'clock with Mrs. Eliubeth Krone u hostess. The Deerfield American Legion Auxiliary will hold a "lulu meeting at the home of Mrs. Ed. Juoblon on Monday evening, April 14 It 8 o'clock. After a short buIlneu union the members will mike trrtiflei.l itowerts which will be sent to orphan- It Nor. mal fur Enter. Mr, and Mrs. George Whitcomb and two sons returned Int Thursday to their home in Harrington mu spend. ing the winter " St. Petersburg, Flu. Mr. and Mrs, bellie Whiteumb of Chicago announce the birth of I daughter at the Miehael Reese hos. pitnl. March 29. pita]. March 29. Mrs. Louise Huehl was I guest of her daughter, Mrs. George Summon of Chienttu, Friday Ind Sunday. The regular meeting of the Mis. sinnary society of the Presbyterian church will be held at the church on Thursduy afternoon, April W, with Mrs. E. Frederick: and Mrs, C. Olson as honwnses. Roller Skull: Rue The J. R. Nota "Irwure Co., in sponsoring a roller skating nee for boys and girls, Saturdly, April M at 2 p. m.. " the corner of Deemeld nvunue und Rosemary terrace. There will be 12 races sad when for ouch one. All bay. Ind girl: no imritod to participate. Eaten“. “and” On last Thursday evening follow. ine I bushes: session of the Deer. field O. E. s. climber at the Masonic temple the worthy micron, In. Al. vin W. Knuk delightfully entertained the members It a party in celebri- tion of her birthday ennlvorury. Deerfield Locals League of Women Voters to Elect New 0mcen Wednesday The Highland Park [can of Wo. men Voters will meet Wednesday, April 16, It the Pmbyterlln chunk. Luncheon will be served at ttatt, and reservations should be made early by phoning Mrs, Benjevnln lawl- HI. 1880. This meeting, whlch ll the In! one of the year, should prove unusu- nlly lnu-rcutlng. u there will be u- ports from I" one": and mail!- tee chelrmen, "owing the promo: made during the put your; on well an election of onion". and the PN- Ienuliun of I new constitution and qetttation by-llws. The mum of the qdtrtatio-l work of the lune. is Well indie-ad by the following mu committal whoge loeat chairmen keep the-much“ well informed by attending frequent lute meetings'. Elliolency In Govern- ment; haul Sutu- of Women; 01M Wolfnw; Social Hygiene; Living Costa; Women in Industry; [Mem- tionul Co-oper.Uon. Nomination: for the olive: fo be filled at this time, are: . Mrs. Cottstattt Hopkins, pmident: In. D. M. Blauier. ascend vice-punt- dent; Mm. Seth Gooder, cormpoudi~ Iecretnry; Mrs. H. G. Word. acc- ond precinct chairman; In. Nathan Corwith Jr., fourth precinct chairman; Mrs. P. E. Vaughan, sixth product chairman, and In. W, R. Saul. eithth precinct chairman. Nominationa may also be made from the Mor the day of electio'na, providing the cement of the pawn nominated has been ob. tained. Chairmen of utandiu com- mittm (except program and arm- iution) will be appointed by the‘new board at ita that meeting. The Silver Tea given by the High. land Park lame on Monday, was I most delightful "air-tUnk. to In. Raymond Steve!“ it whom, home It I’” held, and the committee which had it in eurtte--eomhshe of In. D. M. Bluier. Mrs, Allan Well, In. C. W. BAlke. In. 8. (Hidden. In. George Buhl, In. Ruben Walker, Hrs. Bend-min hawk. and In. Hur- old Wampler. The apnciouanen of "The letdown" is upecinlly well ulnpted to thin an of event, and many members and friends of the 1m were and mo, and enjoyed a very our-run mu- nicnl program during the “turmoil. Mrs. Raymond Stevens. In. Comtaatt Hopkinl. Mrs. Robert Crime“, and Mrs. E. R. Jerome received in the al- sic room, and members of the board osttirsted u hostel-cu in the Vidal! other roomu. ' In. Milo G. Kral. in I quaint Combo-Slovakian costume which I: a funny heirloom, an. I chum“ group of hum tom. Sh. vu u- cmnpnnied by In. John . To“. mu Box-burl Balk. - "no cello auction- mommhd by In. lla- Heu. um! um- in the afternoon than were violin numbers by In. Halon - Inning- wtth In. In“: Wood Sheen at tho phat). "can In Chairs ( except will be sir-tUnk:, to In. it whose hm It I committee which com-u». of In. , Allan Well. In. . B. (Hidden. In. "