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Thursday, Nov. 20, 1930 The fair will open with a meeting of the P. T. A. at which Miss New- comb. the school librarian, will give a talk on “Children's Books." The Book Fair sponsored by the Lincoln school P. T, A. with its splen- did selection of well chosen books for children, will open on Wednesday, aft- cinoon. Dee. 3 at 3 o’clock. Books of every description to please a child will be on Halo and it is hoped that the parents will take ad- vantage of this opportunity by buy- ing hooks for Christmas gifts. Book Fair Will Open V at P.T.A. Meet Dee. 3 Members of Highland Park lodge No. 446 Loyal Order of Moose are planning to hold a masquerade ball and Thanksgiving party Tuesday eve- nine, Nov. 25 at 8:30 o'clock at the Y. W. C. A, on Laurel avenue. Good music will be provided and prizes will be awarded for the best display of eustnmes. All members and their friends, and friend's friends are most enrdially invited to attend. The pro- eeeds of this party are to go toward providing the annual Christmas party for the children. The annual Christmas party fur the children will be held this year on Sunday evening, Dee. 21 at the Y. W. C. A. Cards are being mailed to all members asking them to send in the names of the ehildren so that no one will be' overlooked or dissa- pointed. It is most earnestly hoped that all members will support the Thanksgiving party and dance in order that the Christmas party will be a huge success. Carl J. Witt Proceeds of Dance for Christmas Party Meets Every Thursday The Deerfield Rotary club meets ouch Thursday at 12:15 p.m., and there is every indication that this mw club will be an enthusiastic ad. dition tn the ranks of Rotary Inter. national. - The charter members are: Carl E. Bates. C. W. Boyle, Roy P. Clavey, Andrew E. Deeker,. W. J. Desmond, C. C. Fehr, H. Fl. Fisher, W. K. Hour, E. B. Jordan, W. F. Maedonald, Wal- ter B. Metcalfe, J. P. O'Connell, G. J. Page, Edward Reagan, H. R. Vant, Ceremony at Regular Meeting This Evening; Membership , Officers, Etc. presented a charter. at its charter night meeting to be held Thursday evening, Nov. 20. The club was sponsored by the Highland Park club and was organized with 16 charter members. The officers are J. P. O'Cunnell, president; W. B. Metcalfo, vicevpresi- dent; Cari E. Bums, secretary', Hur- nld R. Vant, treasurer, Directors are Carl E. Bates, c, W. Boyle, Harold ls'. Fisher, W. B, Metealte, J. P. o'- Connell, George J. Page and Harold Connell, George It. Vent. DEERFIELD ROTARY CLUB GETS CHARTER The new Deerfield Rotary club, re- cently organized. will be formally (Continued on page 88) On Thanksgiving day Highwood battles the Evanston-News Index on the high school hold " Evanston for the championship of the midwest also the north shore championship, In neither Loam has lost to north shore amtrettatinn, Don't forget, kiekoft on Thanksgiving day will be It 2:30, at Evanstnn High field, Evanston. ' Illinois. algy's game may have them renewed by calling at the Press omee. Sunday, Nov. 23, the Warren A. C. will he entertained hy Highwnod. The Aces have suffered but one de- feat and that at, the hands of High- wood early in the season, consequent- ly they want revenge. The Ace: ham is made up of former Oak Park mo' stars and many will be well known to the local fans. Kickoff 2:30 Sunday. T nu) to an aceident which befell them, the Pom-hos did not arrive last Sunday in time for the game with Highwoml. so it was called oft. All persons who won passes to last Sun. wiring, Nov. 22, at 9:001. m, in a “in": on Central avenue (southeast corner of St. Johns). The proceedl will enable us to meet the urgent de- mands upon our exehequer, Each one of our members, many of whom are famed for their culinary nhility and artistry, will contribute her piece de resistance. Following is a list of palatable dishes and delectable daintics: Chop suey. beef loaf. salads. bak- ed beans, salmon loaf, Mrs. Peter White's potato, frozen cheese, gela- tin, crcumed chicken and macaroni, homo made crcam choose. cakes, pies, nut breads, cookies, doughnuts, rolls, jellios. jams. cranberries, etc. A group of skilled saleswomen will hr,- on deck to assist you in making your several selections. Highwood Plays Warren Athletic Next Sunday; at Evanstori Nov. 27 These delegates at a later meeting, Mrs. Rnbcrt P. child weifare; Mrs. chairman living co: Simuns. chairman vmmvn; Mrs. R, 'P, publicity: Mrs. Jay . Food Sale Nov. 22 The Highland Park League of Women Voters will conduct a food sule the Saturday preceding Thanks. giving, Nov. 22, at 9:00 a. m, in a Women Voters Plan to Discuss School Topics; Hold Food Sale Nov. The administrative and firumcinl problems that canfront the local mhool boards will be under discus- sion at the meeting of the Highland Park Women Voters league on Nov. lo, Mr. Howell Murray, Mr. C. M. Vail, and Mr. C. W. Getty have been asked to speak, it is advisable that all of us hear these men whether, or not, we have children attending whoul. since we are one and all " rpm-d voters or taxpayers. Mrs. Constant Hopkins, president, is unending the conference of the State league at. Urbana, and, con- sequently, Mrs. Robert Grinnell, first wee-president. will be in the chair. The following delegates are repre- stmting the local league at the con- ference. . Walker, chairman ‘s. Harry A. Sellory. mats; Mrs. Raymond n legal status of P. Shem-r, chairman ty S. Glidden, treas- will ttiv THE PRESS reports 22 Leave bundles " the Highwood Pharmacy. Railway nvenue. or call the Ermine Cleaners and their truck will pick up your bundle, clan the Home: and turn the same over to the Legion for distribution. The co- operation of the public will be unpre- cilted. ' Worthy Mutron'u and Worthy Pa. tron'x mighty/ls observed Int eve- nine at Campbell chapter. o, E, S. There was I very large attendunce. There is still . very urgent cull for warm clothing for relief 1mm. the needy families in thin vicinity. Ar- mmromontn have been made by Stu- pvy Smith Post. No. Ml, for collec- tion. cleaning and distribution of the The celebration will reach its eli. max on the lust two days. Friday, Nov. 28, the enlarged Christmas Toy sortion will open on the fifth floor and old Santa Claus will Arrive. while strolling singers in old English col- tumerr sine Christmu cnrnls. The store opened on Nov. M, 1929. with prominent "Mriah, of the comp-n37. and pity "ie'uths and business lend- ers an hand. Gilbert Robinson is resi- Seek More Clothing dent manager of the Evanston More and Ronald erdmm is supervising manager nf both Evmston Ind Oak manager nf both “an“: institution Marshall Field’s Store at Evanston to Have 8 Days Birthday Festivity The celebration will begin Friday, Nev. 21, and will continue through Saturday, Nov. 29, with ununull tea. tures of entertainment and diversion and hundreds of specie! value, in every section of the Itore. On the morning of the opening day, at rose will be given to every visitor in commemorate the first anniver- wry. Balloons will be distributed to children every day of the lnniverury party, on the second floor. In the fabric and apparel section. It vari- vrus times during the celebration. there will be informal fashion shows . The Junior lemne of Evan-ton in or-otwNstine in the "party" with I dispiny of holiday table- set by their members. At 3 o'eloek on the after- and numgraph There will he children in the An eight-day birthdst"party," in which all of Even-ton and surround- ing suburbs have been invited to par- ticipate, will feature the celebration of tho tlest anniversary of the EM:- ton store of Marshall Field Ind com- I amt any for Relief Work Various Makes $35 and Up AUBURN Highland Park Auburn Company USED CARS 505 Elm Place Highhnd Park. Illinois Phone H. P. 2830 on Your Trade-in Low Prices Take Advantage Of AUBURN SERVICE Current Models Also Big Allowances Slightly Used CORD CORD SALES AND AND on and of