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gh wind Saturday and Sunday morning, sev. residents of Highland play last weekâ€"end on ty course. Semiâ€"final layed in the Highland d Club Championship Next Sunday the fiâ€" contested, with Bill s the winner of Art hn Linzini for the c Open championship linn playing Bill Tilâ€" lub Championship. ndidates named above ve in the club for a rars and all excep: re residents of Highâ€" r. Anthony, who lives represents a body of embers who by their e accorded‘ full club e has rendered the service as chairman bership _ committee, is to. build up the . He is thirdâ€"flight ie club. Mr. Eyler, s one of the regular erybody knows Mr. y is in the investâ€" business and it is s experience in finanâ€" uld be useful in manâ€" cial side of the club. is an architect, has me and thought : to e house and grounds . Hardacre is presiâ€" Millard golf commitâ€" f the Highland Park ird, and both are mpathetically interâ€" Valley. Mr. Rosenâ€" vice president this ector last year. As he sports and pasâ€" : he was one of those tal in the success of e Open, and is one ve and interested of ers. Mrs. Schur is f the Tee club, the ization of Sunset [schirgi, teacher at ‘. E. Keevil, of Briar. cores of Sunset Valley 1 and women, at play Another reel will be _ North Shore Open, ssional, Mr. Tom Kel. nent, as the pictures Several members are e pleaded for censorâ€" film, in order to snip shable records of their ut the committee canâ€" asis, Mr. Rennicott eâ€"president last year the presidency after Mr. Laing. He was e board of governors runnerâ€"up for the ionship. in ed from page 7) the club from a‘mong rwise would play on Mr. Jordan served uring the year just epresentative of the ers from the Sunset ALLEY CLUB . L OCTOBER 24 Out Sunday DAY. ers are urged to come into this class, for it will help to clear up some o( the religious problems of the primary department in the Highland Park Presbyterian church. Mrs. Dexter‘s approach to her class was most helpful and all those inâ€" terested in the religious education of children will find this course esâ€" pecially helpful. Mrs. Dexter will present the subâ€" ject matter in such a way that those connected with the Beginners and Junior department in the Sunday school will be benefitted by it. Mothâ€" Three courses are offered: "The Study of the Old Testament" is taught by Prof, Allen Albert of Western Theological seminary, Evâ€" anston. Prof. Albert gave a most geographical significance of the introduction of the historical and Jewish people and their relation to the religious development of these people. ""The Teaching Work of the church" is taught by Dr. R. H. Elliott, director of religious educaâ€" tion for Chicago Presbytery, Chiâ€" cago. This course is especiaily fine for superintendents, officérs, pasâ€" tors, and those interested in the general educational program of the church. His group was very inter-; ested in his presentation of the subâ€" ject matter. "Primary Materials and Methods" is taught by Mrs. Shelby T. Dexter, a specialist in children‘s work and superintendent Thus far eight churches along the north shore are represented in the school and their representation is as follows: Glencoe Union church, Glencoe, 8; Deerfield Presbyterian church, Deerfield, 6; Bethlehem Evâ€" angelical church, Deerfleld, 2; St. Paul‘s Evangelical church, Deerâ€" field, 1; St. John‘s Evangelical church, Highland Park, 6; Bethany Evangelical church, Highland Park. 4; Presbyterian church, Highland "Park, 14; and Highwood Methodist church, Highwood, 4. Last year there were representatives from the Methodist and Union churches of Lake Bluff, from the Presbyterian and Methodist churches of Lake +~Forest, and from the Evangelical and Presbyterian church@s of Northâ€" brook and it is hoped these churches will have members enrolling next week. ‘ Registration The registration fee is nominal and persons may register at the next session, October 18, at 7:30, and â€"receive credit toward a diptoma of Christian Leadership granted by their denominations and the Interâ€" national (Council of Religious Eduâ€" cation. There has always been a large percentage of the school doâ€" ing credit work toward such a diâ€" ploma. ' The openfiing session of the fourth annual Leadership Training school under the auspices of the Deerfieldâ€" Shields Council of Religious Eduâ€" cation was held in the Highland Park Presbyterian church on Tuesâ€" day evening. A most interested and enthusiastic group met for this sesâ€" sion which is indicative of a larger enrollment during the coming week. ()peninfi Session Held Tuesday Night at Highland Park Presbyterian Church GOOD ENROLLMENT IN LEADERSHIP SCHOOL THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1932 In the settlement of the estate of Capt. Edward Morrison, known as the "millionless millionaire," Mrs. Frank T. Fowler of Waukegan, disâ€" tant relative of the deceased, receivâ€" For further information concernâ€" ing the school, please call Rev. Harry Siemsen, dean of the school, H. P. 3522. This is Mr. Siemsen‘s second year in the capacity of Dean of the Leadership Training school and he appreciates greatly the inâ€" terest of the people in the school. STORAGE they have with small children. first payment. Mr. Marchi is also planning to give a concert at Crane college early in November, the date to be anâ€" nounced later. i: M s _ Mortimer J. Adler, associate proâ€" { fessor of philosophy at the Univerâ€" = | sity of Chicago and Abram Lean Pietro Marchi | Sachar of the University of Illinois Mr. Pietro Marchi, tenor of Highâ€" | will engage in a debate on January land Park, will sing the following . 12, 1933, the subject of which will numbers at the American Interniaâ€" | be announced later. * tional Exposition now being held ati â€""Foods, Fads, and Follics" will the Navy Pier, Chicago, on Sunday | be the title of a talk by Dr. Mortris night at eight o‘clock: Aida, William Fishbein, editor of the Journal of operas willâ€"be sung: Aida, William The American Medical association, Tell, La Boheme and Pagliacci. on Februarvy 9 1922 and an Ma._Ll.L Pietro Marchi in Men‘s Club Programm â€" Program Next Sunday _ of N. S. Congregation Offers Varied Events IREDALE HIGHLAND PARK WINNETK .\ EVANSTON rent for all occasions. Moving and Packing of household good:. Chairs and Tables for University . ... 9300 Wilmette . . . . 1332 Winnetka . ... 1332 Highland Park â€" 181 Phones THE PRESS3 :__Those who are interested in atâ€" . tending the open meeting will be welcomed by the Men‘s club and | further inquiries may be made at : the Temple office, Glencoe 725,. conâ€" ‘ cerning these events. be the title of a talk by Dr. Morris Fishbein, editor of the Journal of The American Medical association, on February 9, 1933, and on March 9, Dr. Edward N. Schoolman, wellâ€" known psychiatrist will lecture on ‘"Which Is the Stronger Sex ?" On December 22; aâ€" Fathers‘ and Sons‘ dinner will be given at which Coach Hartley W. (Hunk) Anderson of Notre Dame university, General Abel Davis, and many prominent athletes will be present. W. Washburne, superintendent of the Winnetka schools and a leading educator. The opening event on the calendar is a discussion of "The Problems of Present Day Life" by the Reverend Walton E. Cole, minister of the Oak Park Unitarian church and Cariton The program of the Men‘s club of North Shore Congregation Israel, Lincoln and Vernon avenues, Glenâ€" coe, for the coming year offers a diversity of events and subjects which might well hold the attention and interest of all. 16 Carlton Ct. ~Winnetka, Illinois wWaDswWORTH BROS. Rebuilding ‘ P h o n e Winnetka 38 10 fine Motor Cars Deerfield Chapter No, 940, O.E.S. will sponsor a card party and dance on Saturday evgning, Oct. 29, at 8:30 o‘clock at the Deerfield gramâ€" mar school. > Deerfield. O. E. S. to | ~â€" Hold Card Party In each of these ads appears the names of two schools whose teams will meet ‘Saturday. The idea of the contest is to guess the total scores to be made by all of these teams. Several worthwhile prizes are being offered to those who guess the correct or nearest correct score, including two pair of reserved tickâ€" ets to the Northwesternâ€"Purdue games, a regular Ten Dollar Perâ€" manent Wave at Lee‘s Beauty Salon and free tickets to the Alycon theâ€" atre. Try your luck and turn to the center pages of this issue and send in your answer to the Football Contest Editor of this paper. _ This week on the center pages of this paper will be found the adâ€" vertisements of the local merchants who are cooperating in the Highland Park Press Football contests that have proven so popular. ANOTHER FOOTBALL _ CONTEST THIS WEEK Here‘s Chance for Grid Fans to Win More Free f Tickets ~TWEXNTYâ€"NINE ~~~~