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NORTH SHORE DAY MI FORT SHERIDAN CAMP Highland Park and Lake Forest Representatives Are Among Guests; Features Thursday, Aue. 7, was observed as "North Shore Day" at the Citizens' Military Training camp now in ses- sion at Fort Sheridan. The day was beautiful, warm and full of sunshine. The many guests found much to see, especially as the 1930 students show more advancement than usual after only a week in camp. At 9:30 am. a salute of 13 guns was fired for the arrival of Brier dier General Edward L. King who made an informal inspection of camp and personnel during the day, Thursday, August 14, 1930 Several other dignitaries were present from north shore cities and witnessed the exercises and athletic events and. ceremonies whieh were held throughout the day. Among them were Mayor William Moulton of Winnetka, with his daughter; Ma. jor Adam R. Weeks "6lith Cavalry) of Lake Bluff; Paul L. Udell, repre- senting the city of Highland Park; Alderman. Leslie Kelly of Lake For. est; and President F. L. McOmber of the Highwood chamber of corn. meree. Hosts and Escorts _ These visitors had as their hosts and escorts ten Blue Course or 4th year C.M.T.C.. student officers, espec- ially selected for this duty, as follows: J. S. Babor, Co, A; trom 2824 Crawford ave., Chicago. M. v. Knourek, Co. B; from 822 Williams at" River Forest. George E. Heather, Co. C; from 7825 S. Carpenter M., Chicago. F. L. O'Brien, Co. D; from 306 E. Chippewa st., Dwight, Ill. R. S. Tolles, Co. F; from 10561 Longwood drive, Chicago. A. R, Warren, Co. G; from 1234 S. Fourth street. Pekin, Illinois. Ivan Kaspar, band; from 106 Kirk- land st., SAV,, Grand Rapids, Mich. George W, Harris Jr., Troop A; from 1427 S. Kenneth Even, Chicago. Howard L. Janes, Troop B; from 1146 S. Elmwood ave., Oak Park. Inspect Camp Every detail of the facilities of the camp was thoroughly inspected and the visitors expressed themselves as being greatly pleased with the candi- tion of the camp, the progress of the boys and the cordial treatment re- ceived at the hands of their hosts. Moldaner & Humer's fifth annual fur style show is being held August 14, 15 and 16 and all of the charming 1931 styles in furs are represented. Better furs are being displayed this year than ever before at this show, and the show is of marked education- al value, with a very large variety in all lines. Moldaner & Humer have been in business in Highland Park for 19 years and have maintained a high standard of merchandise and service throughout. This, year their stock of furs is unequalled in variety, style and attractiveness, and every- body interested should not fail to vis- it their show on one of the three days. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, ot this week. Moldaner & Humer’s " 5th Annual Fur Sale The eonunittee have planned fur the latter part of the month of Sep- tember a card and dnnce party which will be held at the recreation hull of the Y. W. C. A. Our annual Minstrel Show will be held about the last week of October. (We all recall the mlnnstrel show of ‘lnst winter and this one promises to the even better. The cast of players ‘will be selected at our next meeting lAugust 25, and all members wishing Ito take part will kindly register at lthat time with the committee in Icharge. I The women at Sunset Vulley Ire l" have two days all to themselves on August 19th and let. August 19th lis the regular Tuesday women's day land guest day. There will be tour- lmment play and bridge, with prizes [given in all events. l On the 2lgt there will be another 7(lay just for the women members of A: club. The feature of that day ‘iwill be an Iii-hole medal play tour- I',','),",:',"; with Undieerpa, end ten prises are offered to the winners. Moose Lodge to Hold Celebration Saturday, August .Members of Highland Park lodge No. 446 Loyal Order of Moose will hold their 10th nniversary celebra- tion on Saturday evening August 30, 8 pm. at the Witten hall. A splendid program has been arranged and the committee in charge have been work- ing hard to make this celebration one long to be remembered. This will be for members only but all members or emoat earnestly urged to attend. Among one of the features of the evening will be a brief out line of the history of the local lodge which will be given by one of our past dictators. Notices will be sent to all mem. bers in due time in order that PMI may reserve this date for the best celebration in the history of High- land Park lodge. Highland Park lodge is now round. ing out its 10th year in Highland Park and in this short space of time have made wonderful strides toward a most successful orrartixtttiort, an organization that has for its ideal the preservation of childhood. Now that the vacation period is drawing to a close it is hoped by the officers in charge that our attendance to meetings will increase and that we may carry on the mnny activities laid out for us through the fall and winter season. Tee Club Events at Sunset Valley Club Sells Store Here and Buys One in California H. F. Clow has disposed of hia Royal Blue More at 234 North Second street and the new proprietors are A. L. Carpenter Ind his son. R, C. Carpenter. The latter is a Highlnnd Park resident end hirfRtUr comes from Iowa. They plan to continue the store on progressive lines, giving prompt and rsiRetertt servioe. Mr. Claw has purehased 3 store in Lot Angela. cam, Ind he and his fam. ily plan to ienve for their new home about September L THE PRESS 'eg I Legion Post There Planning Two bra-1 Big Days Friday and 30, Saturday _ 1 mm GRAS mm 301 panama CARNIVAL The Innuul plenje of Wilmette council, Knights of Columbus wili be held Sunday at the Columbian Gardens on Milwaukee avenue. The "ttir, " which basket lunchel will predominate, will be In I“ tiny one, It! numerous races Ind specialty events have been curried. Besides the usual races, I horse shoe elimination contest is expected to prove popular. er: The usual contusion booths will be cunduUed, including I rettisrtrstion booth (under the supervision of the Auxiliary unit). The unulunl Ind bountiful prizes are sure to evoke admiration from all who see them. Comrade C. E. Hahn in canon-ion chlirman. The refreshment booth, under the supervision of Comrade Hurry Man. will supply I variety of cold drinks, sandwiches, coffee, ice erg-m3 (tend- supervision will supply snndwichm ics. etc. The Mardi Gru for children under 12 yeurl of age will take pllce " 12:80 o'clock. Snturdly. Prime: will be awarded for unusual and attrac- tive costumes. It in hoped that mnny of the children will participate in this colorful and popular event. (Continued on pun- 27) Knights of Columbus Give Annual Frolic at Columbian Gardens A ball name between two picked team! will undoubtedly be an inter. esting an unual. A twecnie-woenie Ralf course will be installed and the winner of a proposed tourney will take the not. home as a prize. Re- froshmenta will be served during the day. Members of the organisation and their familiea are urged to at- tund the frolic. The nice can be reached easily by auto being about nno mile north of Dundee road on Milwaukee avenue and the entrance to the ground: in opposite the Col. umbinn Fields Country club. Mr. Edward Greenwald in a member of the committee. The board of ar- rangement; conaiat of Al M. Schu- ter as chairman. attained by Peter Meftens, John Schopen, Al Stall. Ito. man and John Selur. William Ober- meler. Joseph De Have. Carl C. Ren. necker and Gino "actual. Mnrdi-lnnn; Field Event" SALES Service Highland Park Auburn Company Highland Park, Illinois Phone H. P. 2830 505 Elm Place