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rain: avortrhitr-service to theme of the pas- I be "A Sermon from ir rehearsal. week prayer service Carlson. welcome at all our e literature maiy be or purchased. tif invited to attend l more! you yéur ttttttttet hip, 10:30. Sunday the regular 'til 8:80 pan.) of Christ. Seiqntist. Illinois; Mt Rue} me]: of The Mother " Church of Christ, tattugaatridilugttau nice)! Juli ngl Wednesdg evenin Jr'a1'h'lli'-,-"'e,af,',-,1'fr'-,'eir -eiiarEdiih%rrriut 8 _ school is open to he use: of four, 1nd Sunday morning at L Lutheran Church ntral Avenue '. Suhr, Pastor for you and new" of our Mute your eer devotional meet- , reading room 'ig sis church gt _41, N. rhieli is open dnily t::1t3rrgrort,t.iryt3odritt, and all authorized NNER 'BSDAY. JULY Id. 1932 adults. malt. use of the Club service at 10:30, tT children', Ber- summer Villa, H. D. "i'axon of Highland Park, and Miss Irene Rockenbaich of DeerreliL, Plane were made for the :- c-_-r-ttmath, canny“ mum . y't'trmtrhehr, - in Deerfield on September 29. A tentative program was arranged. "__ Luncheon will be served in the Bun- ' galow church and supper at the Presbyterian church. - 1 Tyjiit-iiieil Of Religious Eduéaiion mfrrhursday afternoon at the home Mitchell, Miss Irene Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Harder, James and Ruth Lidiker, Fred Coleman and his 'tmy-sons-tttrr-ues-ti/tuid FEE two IttlCti4ttts, (1trthterimruaue Harder 5511 Cassius B. Easton m. Judges of the little horsemen arid Porggwgmen were Mrs. Niblack, Ben prize in such a contest. _ 1119;: from, this. vicinity who at- tended Libby Chase’s Horse Show for children at Misery farm, Lake Emeg,,ug _tutgr_dirrsc_Alure satstt,t? - . Also 0 Gtt "no " Oman ALIS AND . o MIMAL WAN" __ A. _--------- ';_~,-w_.4.:...“;-m that In _ "in“. blind...” 1hars Hr. ”on - Catherine Jane Harder, the 13 months old grand child of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mitchell won second Class" for 25 at Misery Farm at Lake Forest Sunday morning. Mr. Mitchell proudly. held his grand- daughter on the pony; She was dressed in an adorable brown rid- ing costume and a feather in her hat. The pony was led. by the Mitchell', police doe, "Arnold." Mr. Frederic McLaughlin’s three year old son won first prize. The Mitch- ell’s other grandchild, Junior Ear. ton, rode Tom Coleman's pony and. received a ribbon. Little Catherine' Jatte,prho is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allin Harder of Deerfield, Gtneral officers of the Lake Conn- Baby Rides Pony in _ Horse Show, July THURSDAY. JULY 14, "" Miss Italic Jtoekenbaeh." diriiiG and at aiu; you. tAu-t "" m“ ‘-"::~ . _ _ '_" N ; - " T _ _ - l "r, ~93 s-ss,"----',--,;-,,.. TT7sr=i777rCGC= rr ' attr"Tct-rzu- :1, aea"MP, » GT . 8 A . . '. ' _ [ q T . mt "NATURAL W IABLEWATER fohuiiu 3mm hum Mttttthtuu DWI: 'ia_iewr V "ra-i-abr','- it, r", ----v --'-e- "r-'"-'""--"""""""- the' landscaped grounds, sponsored by the Garden club of Deerfield. The Two large beds of salvia, dorm e',taLl.ig,u.J,estttsaurssr.,ai.aiiLiiiiiiQ as Nursery, Deerfield, will bl 'om fhip billion either-aside-ot, beautiful stone stairway at the M. & St. Paul depot. grounda' .r?eerpehrgvrdsemGLiiiriiiiii"ii, More Flowers Help ,,-__, ..-....u..c u) In: Seattle International convention, who will give a report of the con.. vention. 749 Custer Ave. Crawl”! 4324 The Reverend Case of the Meth.. odist church at filtr1e_eirssvuin, -i'tm'tiyTiirrriiraartrG half hour talk last Thursday noon at the weekly luncheon of the Deerfield Rotary club at the Deerfield Ave. Tea room. E. B. Jordan, the newly elected president, presided. Today’s speaker is to be Harry Kelley of, Highland Park. delecate tn Hm? Me I LVA IN E 3U’RWEE“?CORPORAT10N "'--, Deerfield Rotarians to Hear H. F. (al/trar" KEEP to Bea'uti-fy Depot 'sday noon at the n of the Deerfield the Deerfield Ave. u Jordan, the newly t, presided. Today's 'e Harry Kelley of ' delegate to the i, will blos- in, donated '. Kelley TH! PB!!! m skill and runny new mgnt or the earttimil, There will be the merry-tro-round and ferria 1rlteiCtstuhgcehiIdm,cueam,ia,t The annual cumin] of the Holy Cross church, Deerfield, will be held Thursday to Sunday, July 21, 22, 23 and 24 on the ri iihilil'lGerd4rir'i,'-"-,hrf;iAdi'rt1t Gold, to be given 1rrr1t_thp_lltgrt, Annual Carnival in' Deerfield July 21,1 weeding from now on. A mun will cut the grass once a week. Boy Scouts will work on the window boxes for the station windows, as a project this winter, rather than put them up now, when no one is there to keep the flowers watered. weedipg froth now on.” A man employed by the Milwaukee road to daily care for the ground: has been taken " duty, because of the latest expense eattine Program of that railroad, so that Garden club attractions for "' A The Garden club of DeerfUid will July 21-24 meet Wednesday afternoon. July 20, M the home of Mrs. Monroe Me.. I Killip, 560 Brier 'Hill road. Mrs. of. the Holy M. o. Hopkins of Berkley court will l, will be held be atusutintrhonteatr. A paper, "Ad.. July 21, M, ventures in Mmptieity" by Kath- ttpePte! William mien o't Bannockburn. . ' W '-- .-*..a 3” C m; "jCi"jtsi'itil "iet, " :8'l.'r-,-ert----ur it _?'tr'"neu-re. "-oGesatv'aom.eet.... Your mdutoe. or when an NW at“ with Huh-ho. Thai m ALWAYS Your and In M dmd‘ghth. can .e-atttHroeiamoedureroeeed an: the“. Manila)”. “limwnthnymm No knuc- that hum put " a. ttmq than}; “which anihrn Garden Club Will Meet Next Wednesday -ettaheE ___ on. Triit-areqtvaao h thidiitr b-uttu-utrmte-ts. A rout beef supper will be served by members of the Altar and Rosary society on Saturday and Sunday eve- nings from 6:00 to 8:00. The genersl committee assisting Rhrther-irmrerpti-sav"e-is, composed of the following members: Mrs. P. J. Duffy, Mrs. Earl Frost, Mrs. Hu- bert McGuire and Mrs. Paul M. Diets. Our Want Ads In: you In“ a the k-mhn V. ICI- all at the an. M. Evaiuton, Ill. . 111i