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HAMRIN TO SPEAK AT | â€"P. T. A. DINNER MAR. 5,_ Vouums XIX Meeting at 6 p.m. in High School | Cafeteria; Much Interest _ | in Program Shown l Widespread interest is being shown by the entire community in the open dinner meeting to be given by the Deerficldâ€"Shields Parent Teacher asâ€" sociation, at the high school cafeteria, March 5, at 6 p. m. March », at 6 p. m. There has already been much disâ€" cussion of the problem of articulating the grammar school and the high school, and now parents and teachers await with keen interest the presenâ€" tation of some of the practical asâ€" pects of the problems by S. A. Hamâ€" rin of the Department of Education of Northwestern university. Experienced Teacher Mr. Hamrin is teaching at Northâ€" western university and is about to 1°â€" ceive his doctor‘s degree. He has also had practical experience as a teacher and principal, and has been working on some of the.problems of teacher placement. Last year he concluded the course on curriculum reconstruction given to the teachers at Deerfieldâ€"Shields high school, and through this contact has gained some insight into our special local situation, Parents and Teachers Invited All the parents and teachers of the entire district are invited to attend. Dinnerâ€" reservations at nominal price a plate are limited to 300, but perâ€" sons not able to get tickets are urged to come in for the talk and discusâ€" sion. : « Opportunity to Join . Fine Choral Society in Highland Park Residents of the north shore who are interested in acquainting themâ€" selves, with fine choral music and reâ€" hearsing under a very able and experâ€" ienced director are now offered an opâ€" portunity through membership in the Schubet Choral club recently organâ€" ized in Highland Park. This organization meets on Monday evenings at eight in the music room of Elm Place school under the leaderâ€" ship of Mr. C. W, Mountain, member of Northwestern School of Music faâ€" culty, in charge of the choir of the First Methodist church in Evanston and First Baptist church in Waukeâ€" gan also an a capella choir in Evanâ€" ston. _Mr. Mountain was for a number of years Déan of Music at Parson‘s colâ€" lege, Fairfield, Ta., also at lIowa Wesâ€" leyan, Mount Pleasant, Ta., and was formnorly director of Lake Forest Glee elub. : Cost of ~membership covering reâ€" hearsals through May 3 is five dolâ€" lars. Further particulars may be had from Mrs.â€"Galanda Benz Richardson, Phone H. P. 922. The Higbland Park Press The annual meeting of the Men‘s Fellowship club will be held in the parish house of the Presbyterian church on Tuesday, March 3, at seven o‘clock, preceded by a reception from sixâ€"thirty to seven when dinner will be served. Officers for the next year will be elected and reports of the activities of the past yeat will be presented. This will be the closing meeting of this season and the club will not meet again until October. In addition to the regular business to be transacted a very interesting and novel program has been arranged. Mr. Harry K. McEvoy, the well known humorist and magician, will be presâ€" ent and will entertain the club. Mr. McEvoy is so well known that it is unnecessary to tell of his ability and his standing as an entertainer. . He is in demand all over this country and the club is fortunate in securing him for this meeting. He comes through the courtesy of Mr. W. W. Geary. Reservation for the dinner should be made early by calling Highland Park 2176 or the office of the Presbyâ€" terian church. All men in Highland Park are urged to attend this meeting. Men‘s Fellowship Club ‘ Dr. G;; B. Lake Speaks At Meets Tuesday, March 3; | Lincoln School P. T. A. On Officers to Be Elected 1 Wednesday Next; Details Mayor Lewis Returns from Sojourn in South Mayor Benjamin F. Lewis and family returned this week from Gulf Hills, Miss., where they have spent two and oneâ€"half months. The mayor after resting from an illness has reâ€" eained his former vigor and says he is feeling one hundged per cent. During his term, Mayor Lewis has given of his time and ability without any regard for himself{. Many hours of each day and many evenings each week have been given to the city work and this rest which he has had was much needed. While he mas been away the city manager has ‘referred all important questions to him for his opinion so he has been in constant touch with city affairs. Conduct New Type of. Service Sunday We are all glad to see him back looking so well. HicHLanp ParRK, Iuuinots, THurspay, Fesruary 26, 1931 The Lincoln School P. T. A,. reguâ€" lar meeting will be held next Wedâ€" nesday afternoon, March 4, at 3 p. m. in the school auditorium . with ‘the mothers of the eighth grade pupils as hostesses. Dr. Geo. B. Lake will address the members on "Building Sound Human Beings." Dr. Lake has been a resident of Highland Park for many years and needs no introduction. It is hoped the members will take advantage of this opportunity to hear not only &n inâ€" structive talk, but also an interesting The program of songs by c classes. Arrangements have been made to have someone in the kindergarten room to care for small children durâ€" ing the meeting. Ravinia Garden Club t Prepare Show Entries The Ravinia Garden club members have been working for the past month on their entries for the fifth annual Flower show, sponsored by the Garden Club of Illinois, which this year is being held at the Merâ€" chandise Mart from March 21 to Over 100 garden clubs take part in this great spectacle which has beâ€" come a recognized national instituâ€" tion. Here you may see real flower gardens in full bloom, formal and inâ€" formal rock ‘gardens, water gardens and many other interesting features. Mrs. Arthur Raff has charge of the advance ticket sale for the Raâ€" vinia club, regular 75¢ tickets, the price of admission at the door, may be: bought now for 50¢ either from Mrs. Raff or any member of the club. A complete list of the entries beâ€" ing made by the Ravinia club and the members handling them will appear in next week‘s issue of the Press. Annual Fireman‘s Ball to Be Mar. 17 The annual Fireman‘s ball will be held Tuesday evening, March 17, at the _ Deerfieldâ€"Shields high â€" school gymnasium. Cope Harvey‘s orchesâ€" tra will furnish the music for the evening. The Highland Park firemen are giving this dance and it is hoped that the public will respond generâ€" ously. n also include one ‘of | Mrs group ixon‘s at ‘cm{ PRIMARY IS AELD MARCH 3RD List of Candidates and Polling Places; City Election Is April 21st election will be h March 3, and the ar be Tuesday, April 2 Mayor Benjamin candidate for reâ€"cle commissioners . W. Gourley, William M Zimmer, subject to the pri tion. Other candidates ar Metzel, for mayor, and fo sioners, Archie B. Cook, Greenslade and Joseph H. Under the provisions of mission form of governm« will be nominated, as the : the primary: ballot does 1 two for mayor and eight f« mission will be the pri two for sioners. tricts, established as 1« PRECINCT 1â€"East . of the North Western north of Vine avenue. of Mooseheart next Tuesday o‘clock sharp. will begin at The Highland Report to and including Precinet Limits The North Western railroad serv a general boundary for voting di cts, established as follows: Lady Moose to Meet The regular meeting of the Women Mooseheart Legion will be held xt Tuesday evening, March 3 at 8 lock sharp. The officers meeting II begin at 7:30 o‘clock. HIGHLAND PARK SOCIAL SERVICE COMMITTEE 378 East Central Avenue Tel. H. I‘. 4000 Re URGENT NEEDS: Work! Women‘s and children‘s dresses Men‘s suits â€" trousers ment Approproximately only per cent of those registe employment were. give time work last week, I instances the amount instances the amount earned was only $1 â€" $2. Investigations of families through this office to date k. db Relief given through this office and coâ€"operating orâ€" ganizations 204 Some of relief given is secâ€" ond or third timeâ€"hence there are not always as many invesâ€" tigations as relief given. Folâ€" low _ up _ investibations _ are made often but only first inâ€" vestigation is registered on reâ€" port. * Clothing given 467 Milk being sent daily to families 84 i Vine avenue, (Continued on page 33) oners W. J. Brown, «Lyle William M. Reay and Julius trations % _ part time empl election to the primary annual elec Park city primary held on Tuesday rnment : the num NUMBER railroad an In some Rob« Tavior red for the con tion will Emil B part wrht xc« bran alst