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Thursday, Nov. 20, 1930 Judge Perry L. Persons of Wanke- gan was Inst week named chairman committee by the State Welfare “so. ciation, in convention at Springfield, to ftx the time and place for the 1931 conference of the Illinois public wel- fare group. Judge Persons Honored by Welfare Association Ossoli Plans Luncheon and Bridge Nov. 25; to Have Lecture Series The Ossoli club will have a buffet luncheon and bridge on Thresday, Nov, 25. Reservations must be in by Saturday evening. Call H. P. 165. Members muy bring guests. A series of four lectures will bel given by the well known decorator Ernst Von Amman. The first of these lectures will be given on Thursday, Dee. 4, at 10:30 It the home of Mrs. Roswell B. Swazey, 540 Hawthorne lane. This course is open to the pub- lic at a nominal fee. NATURALLY SHAPED F O R G R O W I N G Any Doctor will ray: " - "As you prize the i. . e health of your children I. end velue their sturdy tlDt limbs lee that they I veer such than " there." Little Grippers, like the {uncut Ground f,i2tg, shoes for 1'S,','lirot ere the no shape of the norms] cot. The role: ere plie t to exer- eiee Ind strengthen the feet TI less, end they ere broad in the toe for complete foot freedom. In these shoes A child mike nu- tmlly with toes stmight ahead. for the heel il wedged to insure correct hehnce. There In no better not iottgerrreprity Ihoel for children's feet then Little Grippers. To help prom your children from the peril of the meets. have them join 11-13 LITTLE GRIPPBR SAFETY cum Come in for full penicultn. tTSB SHERMAN AVENUE GREENLIAF 6181 . EVANSTON LITTLE GRIPPER Open Saturday Etsening until 9 AG 316' Shoe "gram' Judge Persons headed the delega- Mrs. Burgess also decompunled the tion from Lake county. Mrs. Mary group. Polmateer Funk, president of the Iili- ------..- nois Probation Oftieers' "soeiation, Highwood lit seeking headed a committee in charge ot the Land to Establish A breakfast held Thursday morning by (iii; body. LegiIlction concerning Park on Lake Front {their particular duties wu the lub- - Pet of discussion. Civic orgnnlutiom and lender: in Other. from Luke county were Sn. pervisor Frank Burke from Wluke- gan, Supervisor Chlrles Wilcox from Libertyville and Philo Burgess, su- perintendent of the county home. The United States is a wealthy nytion., At preent, “fire ex; The Social Service Committee is composed of Highland Park business and professional men, formed at the request of exper- ienced organizations of this city. It is a clearing house. It wants to send you a man or a woman to do work for you, Even though it is a small job, it will help. Also, we want clothing, food, etc. for the relief of these peop e. The magnitude of the undertaking requires that everyone gig according to his means. We urge those who are employ to contribute promptly and generously to aid those who want work and not charity. T Help us. - It is an act of good citizenship. To relieve the present unemployment distress is a step toward the return of prosperity. Help the man who wants to work SOCIAL SERVICE COMMITTEE THE PRESS Civic organizations and laden in Highwood, are spamming n more to secure lake frontage tor I muni- cipal bathing bench and seven um of had for A public park, in order to provide crater recreational facilities Central Avenue Highland Park 4000 OFFICERS Mr. H. F. Kelley. Clair-nu Mrs. Theodore L. Osborn, Vice-Chm Mr. Howard Moran, Secretary-Mr DIRECIORS Mrs. George W. Carr Mrs. Rolland T. Hut! Mrs. Charles G. Mm Mr. Lewis B. Sinclair Mr. J. E. Engqullt is composed of Highlaqd Park W. Carr T. Hastings tor the community tn unna- " can Thin “mace-ant was In“ M Knyor Raymond Both. WM m be. tore War Department mun. col- Tr"'" and other W authori- a. nghwood in with“ Quill“. In! tor I public park and all of the lab frontage lo omted by the Fon - du military noel-vow, M lor- bids the publlc from all“ lt for me- rutlonul purposes, the mayor u- pl-lned. u