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Mrs. Carl Bates® The annual meeting and lunchâ€" eon of the Deerfield Woman‘s Club was held last Tuesday in the recreâ€" ation rooms of St, Paul‘s church, with the Evangelical Daughters serving a delicious luncheon, Mrs. Burr Hindahl, the retiring presiâ€" dent, presided. Reports of all comâ€" mittees were encouraging. c The consensus of opinion was that members had particularly enjoyed the book reviews and current events, andâ€" more should be planned for next year. In the informal discusâ€" sion following the reading of the members‘ suggestions, the club plans to assist in many ways. They will approach the village board with â€"a request that that board operate a bus line to Highland Park; that the Journal Place park be kept up; and that some provision be made for a park, such as the Jewett property or the land adjoining the Deerfield Grammar school to the west be putrâ€" chased. Miss Irene Rockenbach wat appointed chairman of a committee to get a suitable historical marker for the graves â€"of John K. Clark (Indian Clark) and his wife, who are buried in the local cemetery. Many other topics were discussed and it looks as if there will be a busy year ahead. _ K % DEERFIELD LOCALS Mrs. Anthony Mercurio, one of the newer members, delighted the group with three vocal solos, playing her own accompaniment. Mrs, Geo. Engstrom played for the community singing. CC The annual benefit card party is scheduled for Tuesday, May 25, at the Brier Hill Country Club. This will conclude the financing of the field house, and the next projâ€" ect will be tennis courts. Mrs. Burr Hindahl is general chairman of the party and appointed the following committees: refreshments, Mrs. Rllph%l:fl; entertainment, Mrs. :. L. Jol ; tickets, Mrs. Donald aston. Mrs. Hindah] was given a beautiâ€" ful bouquet of flowers by the club, in appreciation of her two years of faithful service as president. She in turn, presented the gavel to her successor, Mrs. Carl E. Bates, who accepted most graciously. Newly elected officers to serve for the next two years are: Presidentâ€"Mrs. Carl E. Bates. First viceâ€"presidentâ€"Mrs. Walter B. Metcalf. Treasurerâ€"Mrs. William Cruickâ€" shank. Directorâ€"Miss Irene Rockenbach. Other officers to serve are: Second viceâ€"presidentâ€"Mrs. Monâ€" roe McKillip. â€" Recording secretaryâ€"Mrs. ~Paul Dietz. Corresponding secretary â€" Mrs. George C. Meyer. _ _ ho en 4 South First Street Telephone 555 _ Highland Park : as wur new BENDIX BRAKE AND ALIGNING MACHINE! It is y Pramtâ€"Sporign PBre THERES SOMETHING . QUITE HUMAN ABOUT BIRDS, THEY APPRECIATE A HOME OF THEIR OWN GREENSLADE Electrical Contractor Electric Shop Deerfield P.â€"T.A. The children of Miss Jean Nyâ€" gard‘s fourth grade room will preâ€" sent a Mother‘s Day program on Friday, May 14, at 2:45 p.m., at the monthly meeting of the Deerâ€" field Grammar School Parentâ€" Teacher Association. The annual election will be held with Mrs, C. E. Pope presented for the viceâ€"presâ€" idency and <~Miss Irene Evenson, fifth grade teacher, as secretary, each for a term of two years. Mrs. Leslie Brand is president and Mrs. George Jacobs, treasurer, remainâ€" ing in office for the coming year. Share Your Lilacs The ninth annual "share your liâ€" lacs" campaign sponsored by the Chicago Plant, Flower and Fruit Guild is about to begin. Lilses will be gathered by the various clubs, steam and electric railroads will proâ€" vide transportation and Chicago Tribune trucks will take them from the terminals to hospitals, settleâ€" ment houses, old people‘s homes, ete., making an attempt to distribâ€" ute to every institution caring for the sick and shutâ€"ins. Mrs. Albert ‘Torbet of Bannockburn is one of the nine division chairmen (Skokie division, North Shore Line), and is also Guild chairman for the Banâ€" nockburn Garden club. Mrs. Carl Frick, chairman of the Garden deâ€" partment of the Deerfield Womâ€" an‘s club, is Guild chairman for Deerfield. The date for collections in Deerfield and Bannockburn will be announced later. Unanswered Call The Deerfield Volunteer Fire Deâ€" .partment was unable to answer a call last Thursday evening when the bouse on the Leach estate at the west end of County Line road burnâ€" ed. The district in which the burnâ€" ing house was located voted against having a fire protection district, and so the ‘department was unable to respond. The Wheeling fire deâ€" -;artment was then called, but the ain part of the house was beyond saving. The small cottage adjoinâ€" ing the big house was cut away and moved by tractor to a safe loâ€" eation. The caretaker on theâ€" propâ€" erty is Carl Hoffmeier, who with his wife occupies the small eottage, which was saved. It is reported that crossed wires caused the fire. Luncheon Party A luncheon card party has been planned for Tuesday, May 1, at 1 o‘clock at the Holy Cross Parish Hall in Deerfield, under the ausâ€" pices of the Altar and Rosary soâ€" ciety. Mrs. Earl Frost, the presâ€" ident, is general chairman; Mrs. ‘Thomas Mooney, refreshments; and Mrs. John J. Welch, ticket sales. Field House Benefit The .annual card party of the Deerfield Woman‘s club will again be held in the lovely Brier Hill Country Club (Briergate). The day selected is Tuesday afternoon, May 25. The money realized from this party will be used to complete the Field~House, the erection of which the Woman‘s Club has fiâ€" nanced. Mrs. Burr Hindahl, the outgoing president, appointed Mrs. Ralph Peterson as chairman of the refreshments committee, and donaâ€" tions of cookies for this benefit party will be appreciated by Mrs. Peterson® and her coâ€"workers. 3. Rummage Sale A rummage sale will be held on Wednesday and Thursday, May .12 and 13, in the store just east of the Deerfield post office under the auspices of the Woman‘s Auxiliary of the Deerfield Presbyterian church. Those wishing to donate to the sale are asked to call Mrs. Anâ€" drew Decker or Mrs. William F. Weir. The wedding of Miss Helen Mau and Mr. William Lorton of Chicago will take place in June. Miss Mau is a daughter of ‘Mr. Fred Mau of Bannockburn. §°5 Supervisor James O‘Connor of West Deerfield township has been appointed to the following Board of Supervisors committees: Elections, road and bridge, detention home and state charities. The appointments The eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hunt is ill with searlet fever. Mr. Hunt‘s mother, Mrs. Fred Hunt, has come out from Chicago to care for Daniel Jr. who is quarantined on the second floor. Bobby Pettis celebrated his sevâ€" enth birthday anniversary on Sunâ€" day. Dewey Sherden was seven the following day, and entertained a group of little boys at his home on Monday. s yA to the various committees were made at a meeting in Waukegan last week. Deerfield residents are reminded that local food stores willâ€"close at 7:30 p. m. on Saturdays beginning May 8. The stores included in the earlier closing are: Deerfleld Groâ€" cery and Market, R. A. Nelson Naâ€" tional Tea Co., the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. [ eE An earliersMass will be held each Sunday at 6:30 a. m. in the Holy Cross Catholic church. This makes four Sunday Masses. . uxt Mr. and Mrs. Dean Calkins of Chestnut St. were weekâ€"end guests of Mrs. Calkins® parents in Sharon, Mr. Arthur Ender and his sister, :ln C«I:;::rw. M.:vlfi -m‘lwlahh-tdu Eugene Ender, who has spent the past six weeks with the Dondanâ€" ville : family, â€" returned home on Thursday with the Enders. Mrs. Andrew Decker was hoatess to Doreas Circle Two of the Presâ€" byterian church on Wednesday afterâ€" nOOR. niece, Mrs. L. A. Dondanville. Mrs. On ‘Thursday evening, May 18, will serve a dinner at the church to will serve a diner at the church to which the public is cordially invited. Service of the dinner will begin at 6:80 p.m. j Eightyâ€"seven young regâ€" hundonMynth Presbyterian church as delegates to the North Shore district meeting and joined in a fourâ€"fold discusâ€" sion of religious subjects with their elders. The host church served tea to the visiting guests. _ _ ~ _ Mrs. Bertha Schwingel of Wheelâ€" ing and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schwinâ€" gel and family of Palatine were Sunday guests at the Gustave Peterâ€" Mrs. John Hagie was hostess to her 500 luncheon club yestenday st her home on West Deerfield road. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rockenbach entertained the Saturday Evening Neighborhood Club. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. William Strauss and Mr. and Mrs, William White of Chicago. e Miss Cary! Frantz was hostess to the M. M. club on Wednesday eveâ€" ning. = Ved "uas Mr. and Mrs. William Johnston and son, Jack, were Sunday visiâ€" tors at the home of Mrs. Katherine Spencer in Chicago. . oo s Mr. and Mrs. Williim Desmond Jr. and children of Chicago spent the weekâ€"end at the William Desâ€" mond home on West Deerfield road. Mrs. Charles Steiner entertained her bridge club on Wednesday aftâ€" ernoon. = Mr. and Mrs. William Lichter and son, William, left on Tuesday for a two week‘s visit with Mrs. Lichâ€" ter‘s mother, Mrs. Gertrude Boss, On Wednesday, April 28, the Wilâ€" liam Nevilles of Elm St. g.uell anâ€" other milestone, their 56th wedding anniversary. Their orfly child, Mrs. Fern Dobbins, and her family of Arlington Heights, were their dinâ€" ner guests that day in honor of the occasion. The community extends best wishes to Mr. and â€"Mrs. Neville. Mrs, Anna Witt and family, who have been living in the Homer Caâ€" zel house on Fair Oaks Ave., moved to Chicago Monday. in Grand Rapids, Mich. Mrs. Joseph Dunn and family of Lake Forest visited at the home of Mrs. M. C. Love on Thursday. _ The Deerfield Royal Neighbors will hold a public Corno party at the Masonic Temple on. Thursday, May 13, at 2 p.m. There will be refreshments and a door prize. © St. Paul‘s Guild will meet tomorâ€" row afternoon at the home of Mrs. Leonard North of Central Ave. Mrs. C. C. Kapschull and Mrs. Leo Seiler will be hostesses this afâ€" ternoon to St. Paul‘s churech when the Ladies‘ Aid society convenes. Mrs. John Beckman is in charge of the program. . Pn Edwin H. Johnson of Todd court has been ill in the Augustana hosâ€" pital in Chicago for the past four weeks. Mr. Johnson is shop foreâ€" Hicaranp Prx Stats Bank THE PRESS Member of the FPederal Deposit Inswrance Corporation â€"contrary to the opinion of many that loans are hard to main‘ at McPhersons in Highland Park, a position he‘has held foy many years. Marringe licenses issued last week to Deerfield residents were: J. R. Hopkins and Ellen Mary Miller of Bannockburn; Joseph A. Kroeck â€"â€"this bank is constantly making many diversified loans. â€"cnypmopqlormnufldhnuwfl-ee.t&en- imudmmdhakhcuhd'hlndm conservatism can be easily and quickly arranged at this bank â€"in fact â€"we solicit your applications. . . . . ... and Elizabeth Connors of m; Charles E. Stilkon n: cmmm Mrs. 0. F. Burnett Jr. played the William Lutz of Northbrook is now employed in the Deerfield State Bank, filling the vacancy of Barney Paulsen. ‘Rev. F. G. Piepenbrok went to LaSalle, III., on Sunday where he was a guest speaker at a celebraâ€" tion commemorating the 76th .anniâ€" versary of the Woman‘s Federation. Dr. Thomas Clare of Elmhurst occupied mw of St. Paul‘s church on y. piano in a recital over Station WIND on Sunday, May 2, at 5:30 Hoffman, and Mrs. George Engâ€" strom were among those from this vicinity who went down to the Uniâ€" versity of Illinois this past weekâ€" end for the Mother‘s Day celebraâ€" tion. J Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Williams have moved to South Haven, Mich., and the A. Dwight Williams will live in Palisade, Mich. The Wilâ€" liams families have been living in the Ryan house on Chestnut St. and before that occupied the John Woodâ€" man house until it was purchased by the Philip Mirabellas. _ . Mrs. E. H. Selig entertained her bridge club at luncheon yesterday at her home on Waukegan road. | Mrs. Douglas Hawkins (Mable Page) announce the birth of a daughter, Geraldine Eleanor, on ‘Thursday, April 29, at the Highâ€" land Park hospital. ‘~arrange. â€"make your application today at Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Brackett of Wilmot road have gone to Battle Creek, Mich., for an indefinite stay. Both have been ill. "MONEY TO LOAN®" Here is truly a palatable milk! Selected herds, scientific bottling and quick deâ€" livery bring you fresh, sweet flavor in every bottle. You‘ll Agree That It‘s the + Best You‘ve‘Ever Tasted! Mellody Farms Milk is rM under the direct supervision of the Evanston Phone Highland Park 674 Today! Approved by Evanston BOARD OF HEALTH of of Mrs. Chester Wessling attended a tea on Thursday at the Midâ€"West Athletic club in Chicago, given in compliment to Mrs. Minnic Caperâ€" ton, O.E.S. On Thursday evening, Mrs. Mike Mendino of Lake Forâ€" est is staying at the James Kilâ€" coyne home on Osterman Ave. _ Mrs. Wessling was the dinner guest of Mrs. John Rugen in Glenview. Mrs. R. A. Nelson will hold an office in the Libertyville Eastern Star Advanced Officers Night this evening. and Mrs. Teckler Young of Crystal Lake were dinner guests at the Carl T. Anderson home on Friâ€" day evening. t Mr. and Mrs. Otto J. Hout and four children have moved to Libâ€" Half Day on Friday. Mrs. Ann Daniels will be hostess to the contract bridge club next ‘Thursday at her home in Highland Mr. and Mrs. John Matter of Winnetka were Sunday guests at the Mr. and Mrs, F. C. Schlicker have moved from Highland Park and are living on Chestnut St. 5 The Neil Andersons â€" moved to FLOOR SANDERS and EDGERS BRAND BROTHERS at a very reasonable charge m We have the necessary hfli FILLERS VARNISHES, % SHELLACS and WAXES . to complete the finish of the floor Restore your 2!3'- FB!oors e Bea of NE% You Can Rent Our Telephone 949 Karl Hout, the six year old son of Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Hout, under» went a ‘ramstoid operation on Thursâ€" day at the Highland Park hospital The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Merts of Meadowbro®k Lane is ill with scarlet fever in the Evanston Contagion hospital. Mrs. B. H. Kress is recovering from her recent illness. home of Mrs. P Springfield Ave. THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1987