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Thursday, April 17, 1930 Mrs, W. Schenleber of Milwaukee, Wis. is visiting Mrs. E. H. Selig. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. McClaskey and daughter, Frances, of Chicago, were guests of Mrs. Julia Peterson Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Willman of Milwaukee visited relatives in Deerâ€" field Sunday. ‘Mrs. Julia Peterson visited Mrs. Edward Therrien of Highland Park, Sunday. Mrs. Therrien has been quite ill for the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. George D. Richards who spent the winter in Ozanne, Fla, have returned. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Stadler have rented their home on Orchard street for the summer. Mrs. Stadler and two daughters will leave the first of May for Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Frantz exâ€" pect to move into their new home in Woodland Park the first of May. Mr. and Mrs. W. Stem and family have rented the Ezra Fritsch home on Hazel avenue, now occupied by the Frantz family. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Blaine and fumily spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Schaeffer of Long Lake. "Sunshine," by Walter Ben Hare, a comedy with music will be preâ€" sented in the Deerfield school audiâ€" torium under the auspices of Deerâ€" field P. T. A. on Friday and Saturâ€" _ Mrs. Earl Frost is ill with scarlet fever at her home on Osterman aveâ€" nue. Make your plans to reserve the hours from 6:30 to 8:30 Thursday evenings of April 24 and May 29 open for your personal desire, Deâ€" tails later. James Mundstock, Alex Freiman, Eugene Hanner, Elmer Radeke, Lesâ€" lie Scheskie, Irvin Stilke, Bernice Juhrend, Virginia Reeb, Elsie Samâ€" uelson, Rose Soefker, Ruth Soefker, Ida Sticken and Juliana Willman were confirmed in St. Paul‘s Evanâ€" gelical church on Palm Sunday. Mrs. C. T. Andersonâ€" entertained tho Sewing club Wednesday evening, at her home on Chestnut street. 34 20. LL L d Aliiie : i isiitenls PR c ult Paciatis P it inb (WeiP P uin doner 1 open for your personal desire. Deâ€"| At the evening service the church tails later. was comfortably filled with worshipâ€" James Mundstock, Alex Freiman,| pers. It was the last of a series of Eugene Hanner, Elmer Radeke, Lesâ€"|illustrated Lenten services.. A speâ€" lie Scheskie, Irvin Stilke, Bernice}cial feature of this closing Lenten Juhrend, Virginia Reeb, Elsie Samâ€"|service was the reception of eighteen uelson, Rose Soefker, Ruth Soefker,| new members into the fellowship of Ida Sticken and Juliana Willman|the church. A total of thirtyâ€"one were confirmed in St. Paul‘s Evanâ€"|united with the St. Paul‘s Evangeliâ€" gelical church on Palm Sunday. cal church at the two services. Mrs. C. T. Andersonâ€" entertained The new members are, Mr. and the Sewing club Wednesday evening, Mrs. Cyrus Wahl, Mr. and Mrs. Carl at her home on Chestnut street. Knigge, Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson, A group of Deerfield teachers atâ€" Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Kalkbrenner, tended the operetta, "Tulip Time," at| Mr. and Mrs. August Bleich, Mr. and the Oak Terrace school Tuesday eveâ€"| Mrs. John Radeke, Mr. and Mrs. ning. It was presented by the Highâ€"| Paul Kempher, Alpha Hanner, Franâ€" wood school children, under the diâ€"]ces Borchardt, Mathilda Borchardt, rection of their music. teacher. Arthur â€" Borchardt, Virginia Reeb, The North Shore Gas Co. had men | Rose Soefker, Ruth Soefker, Elsie inspecting Deerfield gas meters and | Samuelson, Ida _ Sticken, Juliana pipings for ‘gas leaks during the past| Willman, Bernice Juhrend, James week. Mundstock, Eugene Hanner, Alex Mrs. Harry Muhlke substituted in | Freiman, Elmer Radeke, Leslie Schesâ€" the upper grades of the Deerfield |kie, Irvin Stilke. the Oak Terrace school Tuesday eveâ€" ning. It was presented by the Highâ€" wood school children, under the diâ€" rection of their music. teacher. â€"‘The North Shore Gas Co. had men inspecting Deerfield gas meters and pipings for ‘gas leaks during the past week. ay Send contributions to local correspondent before Tuesâ€" day noon. Help her to make this section interesting. MRS. LORETTA WILLMAN, Local Editor Lincoln Ave., Deerfield, IIl. Tel. Deerfield 1563â€"R evenings, April 25 and 26 at DEERFIELD NEWS AND PERSONAL ITEMS Deerfield Locals DEERFIELD NEWSâ€"FLASHES school on Wednesday during Miss Leona Evans‘ absence. Graeme Supple of South Bend, Ind visited in Deerfield Saturday. s Three hundred copies of Saturday‘s Evening American were distributed in ‘Deerfield Saturday through the generosity of Mr. James Hood, The paper contained an article about Mr. Hood who is secking office of village president. Â¥ Mrs. Fredericks of Osterman aveâ€" nue will be hostess to the Independâ€" ent Social club at the home of Mrs. A. J. Johnson on Tuesday afternoon, April 22 at 2 o‘clock. Mr. and Mrs. K. Hooner entertainâ€" ed Mr. Hooner‘s aunt, Mrs. Merrick of Des Moines, la., last week. Jane Wood, who is attending Carlâ€" ton college at Northfield, Minn., is enjoying her spring vacation at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, E. A. Wood on Rosemary terrace. Dorcas Circle No. 1 met with Mrs, W.. W. Clark on Monday evening. Mrs. C. W. Getty is chairman of Cirâ€" cle No. 1 and Mrs, A. C. Stadler is coâ€"chairman. ~â€" Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bailey departâ€" ed Friday evening for their future home in Seattle, Wash. St. Paul‘s Church Receives New Members Palm Sunday was a banner day at St. Paul‘s. For the first time in the history of the church worshippers could find no room for worship. 267 people were crowded into the church to witness the beautiful confirmation service which was conducted by the pastor, F. G. Piepenbrok,. Thirteen young people publically confessed their faith in God and were conseâ€" crated to the service of their Lord and Master, Jesus Christ. THEâ€" PRESS Harold Huhn, son of John Huhn, is the first Deerfield scout to attain the highest rank in scouting, that of Eagle Scout. # Harold is a member of troop 52 of the Presbyterian church, Rev, Mark Andrews, scoutmaster, He has atâ€" tended scout camp on two different summers, passing several tests on each of these occasions. He has proven himself to be loyal and helpâ€" ful in his troop and looks forward to continuing his work until he is old enough to take his place in the ranks as a scout leader. Many other scouts in the Deerfieldâ€" Bannockburn district expect to attain the rank of Eagle in the next few months, some while in camp this summer. A Deerfield Garden club received honâ€" orable mention on gate exhibit at the Central ~States Garden and Flower show held last week in the Chicago Stadium. The gate was designed and made by Mr. C. Scribner and the exhibit was in charge of Mrs. Scribner and Mrs. Monroe McKillip. 6 The â€" Ravinia â€" Nurseries received honorable mention on their modernisâ€" tic garden exhibit and Franken Bros. also received honorable mention on their rock garden. Wednesday evening, April 30, a card party will be held in the parish hall of Holy Cross church. Mrs. F. Earnst of Rosemary terrace is chairâ€" man of arrangements. The Sewing Circle of St. Paul‘s Evangelical church will meet at the home of Mrs. Chas. Roll on Thursday afternoon, April 17 at 2 o‘clock. Is Eagle Sco‘u’ PHOTO BY HECKETSWEILER Harold Huhn Observe Parent‘s Day in Deerfield School April in 50 Target Event Feature of Sunday‘s Shoot target ‘event, Mandicapping & izes all classes « ‘The winners : Pettis, Class A Davis, Class C total 49%; thi fourth, C.d.Q. Whittle, Class B, 46, handicap 2%, total 48%. Last Sunday, April 6, the first meeting of the Northern . Illinois Trapshooters Leagye met at Waukeâ€" gan. Decrfield tied with Geneva for second place, The Wilmot School P. T. A. will hold its regular meeting Friday eveâ€" ning, April 18, at 8 o‘clock, at the Wilmot P. T. A. Meets Tomorrow E: school. The speakers for the evening will be Dr. Spriggs, dentist, and Dr, C. J. Davis, both of Deerficld. In anticâ€" ipation of health week, which begins April 27, all members should come out to hear these speakers. There will be business of interest. Everybody welcome. This is the last meeting before the State convention which is to meet in Evanston April 22, 23 and 24. Since it is so near it is hoped a number of our people may attend; Our delegates are, Mrs, 8. M. Gooder, Mrs. M. O. Hopkins, and Mrs. Delbert Meyers. The alternates are, Mrs. J. P. Craig, Miss Rybolt, and Mrs, J. D. Carter. They all exâ€" pect to attend a part of the time at Parent‘s day will be observed in tional Health Week on Wednesday, ril 80 in the Deerfield Grammar wool auditorium. Through the efforts of Miss Gayle rneman, school nufse, a most inâ€" esting program has been arranged. Miss Theda Waterman ofâ€"the Lake are, and pect least will follow Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Reeds and famâ€" ily, Mr. and Mrs. 8. P. Hutchison spent Sunday at Gages and Third Lake. in ty The special feature of the weekly wot of the Deerfield Gun club held Sunday, April 13, was the fifty rget cevent, using the Shogren A social icipate numbe irrangt ake igh the efforts of Miss Gayle an, school nufse, a most inâ€" g program has been arranged. Theda Waterman ofâ€"the Lake Tuberculosis â€" society . will ind also show an interesting tuberculosis, also a speaker, l talk on Immunization and ion of Diphtheria and Small an irnestly hoped that keep this program April d in and will third, Cha , handicap ). Whittle, , total 48% hour with refreshments the meeting. peci wil 13, was the nFGQ using the Shogrer system, which equal of shooters. were: first, Robert E ial effort to attend. ograms are also beâ€" which children will » which parents are be held during the to May 3, inclusive. re: first, Robert E. 50; second, Ross 48, handicap 1%, Charles, HMunter, Evening _ Munter, total 49; ss B, 46, all parâ€" in mind attend. also beâ€" 41