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Thursday, Dec. 18, 1930 Voices Appreciation | for Relief Donation ! Here‘s Way To Help North Shore Stag Club Wm. Moore, President 381 Laurel Avenue Dear Mr. Moore: "This committee wishes to express sincere appreciation for your held and coâ€"operation in sending us the $50 made at your dance the other evening. Sincerely yours, N. P. Flinn . Office Secretary, Deerpath Ebratre TELEPHONE 321 FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY AND MONDAY TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Ann Harding THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Owing to the many requests for Christmas Cheer Coupon Books the Deerpath Theatre management will put on sale 200 books for a period of three [3] days starting Sunday December 21. Those who were unable to purchase them during the last sale will be given another chance and a last one. $5.00 COUPON BOOKS FOR $2.50 A Saving of 50% LAST FAMILY MATINEE CHRISTMAS DAY â€" 50 cents admits entire family "The Girl of the Golden West" Rose Hobart and H. B. Warner A FRANK BORZAGE PRODUCTION s 60 cents admits entire family to Sunday matinee â€" Good until 5:00 p.m James Hall â€" Hobart fi;sworth â€" Anita Louise Jean Hersholt THith Best THishes for a Merry Christmas 3 DAY SALE ON COUPON BOOKS Starting Sunday â€"50% Saving CHRISTMAS DAY â€"â€" CONTINUOUS 2 to 11 James Buckanan and Jeanette MacDonald with James Rennie â€" Harry Bannister BASED ON THE PLAY BY DAVID BELASCO December 11, 1930 "The Third Alarm" Claudia Dell and Lloyd Hughes Only two books will be sold each patron! "‘Monte Carlo" sUNDAY CONTINUOUS 2 to 11 ~ Charles Farrell MATINEE AND EVENING 4â€"8TAR PRODUCTION "Big Boy" "Liliom" LAST SHOWING OF Al Jolson Good until 5:00 POLKA BROS. with with with Let us not wait for the city snow plows to clear our side walks this winter, but let us show our civic pride and consideration for our neighbors and fellowâ€"beings by keepâ€" ing our walks free from snow and ice ourselves. If our own families haven‘t time or inclination to shovel the snow, call the Social Service asâ€" sociation, H. P. 4000 and give work to an unemployed person. DEC. 23, 24 DEC. 25, 26 DEC. 21, 22 LAKE FOREST DEC. 20 DEC. 19 THE PRESS Recreation Center Is Plan of Local Group A recreation center that will proâ€" vide facilities for both athletics and group entertainment is to be estabâ€" lished in Highland Park by the Comâ€" munity service if plans now being considered, materialize. The community service was organâ€" ized during the world war to furnish entertainment for enlisted men at Fort Sheridan. It purchased a fine three story building on Central avâ€" enue in Highland Park which is used as a clubhouse. This building was sold in recent years for $70,000 which is being held by the Community Serâ€" vice as nucleus of a fund for the community center, s Reports have been current in the city that the Community Service has purchased the clubhouse of the Highâ€" land Park club. This has been emâ€" phatically denied, however, First United Evangelical Church Rev. C. G. Unangst, Pastor The Lord‘s supper will be celebrated on Sunday at 10:45 a.m. after a short message appropriate to the occasion. It will be very fitting to observe this service at this time for various reaâ€" sons. The sermon will fit into the Christmas thought. The Bible school meets at 9:30 a.m. The Christmas lesson will be used. A large attendance is expected. The Sunday school will have its inâ€" teresting Christmas exercises on Tuesday evening at 7:45. A good proâ€" gram and a large attendance are exâ€" pected. The choir will present the Christâ€" mas cantata at 7:45 p.m. We have been informed that the rehearsals have been enthusiastic; the cooperaâ€" tion has been splendid; Prof. Dinkeloo is pleased and we are assured of a fine musical treat and a great Christâ€" mas message. Come! ~Come .early! The primaries will have their Christmas program and party on Satâ€" urday afternoon at 3 o‘clock. The juniors will have their Christâ€" mas party on Monday evening from 6:30 to 9 o‘clock. Christmas will be a happy time and the various servâ€" North Shore Trust Company | BANK Pay Your Christmas Bills by Check Keep an accurate check on your expenditures this Christmas with a checking account. It is a great conâ€" venience and the safest way of paying bills. ices and exercises at the church will pn‘m\ou the spirit of joy and good will. Prayer meeting on Wednesday eve ning of next week. S The Great Commission Prayer leaâ€" gue, of Chicago, has issued an urgent call for watch night services to be held on Monday evening, Dec. 29. Among other things the call says: "This New Year‘s Eve should see the earth girdled with revival prayer meetings! The need is supreme and universal, and more apparent this year than formerly. Nations are in distress; affliction is upon the people; horizons are perceptibly darkening; hearts are oppressed."" In response to this call and in harmony with the custom of this church a watch night service will be held on New Year‘s Eve. Full details will be announced. Our people and all friends of the church are urged to help us to make the service a memorable one, The services on last Sunday were lurge in attendance and rich in spiritâ€" ual blessing, coming to a close in m great climax in the evening when the Announcers‘ Trio, of the Moody Bible institute, were with us. To our many friends we extend our hearty Christmas greetings. . May you have an abundant measure of the joy and peace ‘that can come only through the Lord Jesus Christ! The North Shore Line Union, A. A, of 8. & E. R. E. of America, held their biâ€"annual election on Wednesday, Dec. 10 and elected A. F. J, Kjellquist as their president and business agent for the next two years, ‘The installation service will be held in Waukegan on Wednesday, Jan. 7. Christmas Party ‘The Mothers club of the Y. W. C. A. will hold their annual Christmas party, Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o‘clock. All members of the club and their children are most cordially inâ€" vited to attend. Each mother is askâ€" ed to bring a gift for each child which will be used in the grab bag. Santa will be there with his pack and candy. A. F. J. Kjellquist to Head N. 8. Line Group