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ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP TO BE AWARDE IN BOYS CLUB ASSEMBLY In order â€" that two deserving high school senior boys may conâ€" tinue their education, two scholarâ€" ships. of 50 each will be awarded by the Boys‘ club. The seniors, who will be selected by Messrs. Mason, Slocum, iEnbecker and ‘Woiters, will be announced in the next Boys‘ club assembly. L s The need of aid and the service rendered the school during the past four years will be the principal conâ€" siderations of the committee in makâ€" Several hundred boys and their families from here, as well as from all parts of Chicago and suburbs, +will join Sunday, May 9, at Temple Sholom, 3480 Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, to celebrate the Bar Mitzâ€" vah birthday of A.Z.A., the Junior B‘nai B‘rith organization. The application should contain the name of the boy, the institution to be attended, and the use to which the money will be put if the award is received. _ Applications should be submitted lmvrkq to Mr. Einbecker, the z’d‘ adviser, Before Friday, Deerfleld Auxiliary Observe Poppy Day The village of Deerfield~respondâ€" ed with highest patriotism to our nation‘s call for dd:r-' in 1917 and 1918 sending many of its.young ;t'im» the fighting forces.. Of se men several sacrificed their lives in the nation‘s service dying with more than 100,000 other young men to bring victoridus peace. It is fitting that the service and sacrifice of these gallant young men should be commemorated annually by appropriate public observance. As the Poppy which grew on the battlefields where so many of them fell, has become their memorial flower, there could be no more apâ€" propriate observance than a general wearing of the Poppy in their honâ€" or. Therefore, the American Leâ€" gion Auxiliary of Deerfield will obâ€" serve Saturday, May 22, as their Poppy Day. THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1987 Community Chorus B‘nai B‘rith A.Z.A. Celebrate Sunday â€" At Temple Sholom The Chicago affair, which is to be the key celebration of several hundred to be held in various cities of the United States and Canada, is expected to bring to Chicago many notables including Alfred M. Cohen, of Cincinnati, the venerable president of B‘nai B‘rith, and Sam Beber of Omaha, youthful founder of A.Z.A., which has become an important .youth movement of the world. Several thousand invitations have been issued, and this celebration is to be one of the outstanding affairs of the Junior B‘nai B‘rith of this year, A Elaborate plans are being made by the Boy Scout groups of A.Z.A., the mothers‘ auxilaries of Junior B‘nai B‘rith, and the men‘s Bar Mitzvah committee of ‘B‘nai B‘rith. "The Holy City" To Be Sung May 16 by Sunday evening, May 16, at 8 o‘clock, is the definite time set for the singing of "The Holy City" by the Community Chorus. The place will be the Presbyterian church. The singers will be four soloists and a chorus of fifty representing all local churches. ‘The audience, it is hoped, will include every music lover and appreciator of the poetic and spirâ€" itual beauty of the scriptures. There is no admission charge. Everyone is urged to come in order shn.hlhn;vbnnmm erously of time so, that Highâ€" land Park can have an all communâ€" ity song offering may feel that their work is appreciated. ° depends on nourishment, Feed your bâ€"fiâ€"--lhdhâ€"l Vigoro, Complete; balanced. Four p-b...rfi-t-lbh. amasing results! It is clean; odoricas; EV ANS FEED STORE Buy from your dealer or from The solos will be by Mrs. Nom.‘m;.‘y Ann Macfaden (Mrs. R. K.) contralto; Joseph Redine, bass; and Thomas ‘Thompson, soloist with the Highâ€" land Park Episcopal church, tenor, The chorus, which has been meeting every week at the Y.W.C.A., is diâ€" rected by Russell Nelson, soloist with the First Methodist church of Wilmette, !:n.flyviththcg- cago peraccompany and diâ€" m}m:lhtb Harmony Club of Swedish Male Chorus. The accomâ€" paniments will be by Miss Irene Taylor, regular accompanist for the chorus, at the piano, and Mrs. Esâ€" ther Ward Ball at the organ. The first part of the oratorio sets forth the desire\for a higher life beyond mortal suffering and the Biblical words "My soul is athirst for God, my tears have been my meat day and night." The secâ€" ond part gives the answer or reafâ€" firmation of the glories of the Holy City® In this are employed the wellâ€"known words "Eye hath not seen, ear hath not heard neither have enteredâ€"into the heart of man CEXTRELLA COUNTRT CREXTLENXAX® m.-........-....n We. § Ch88 ++ ++ + CATSUP CEETRELLA TRAYMOR® m m---...‘-“_onoooco CENTRELLA OEXTRELLA TRA YMORE FRUIT COCKTAIL....., »» BLACK RASPBERRY JAM mmwame . . . . . #t* CHATEAU 4 doiicigne, seatty aigseuibte all purposes. .. 280 | : 79¢ LIEDERKRANZ With That GENUINE Mexican Flavor! i This Sale for May 6th, 7th, 8th BORDEN‘S FINE CHEESE! For Desert Dishes An Exclusive Centrella Brand a a e aa o0 a e a en o o o o M08, BOMWe, a 4 o e n e n 6 2 *"* 33¢ Red Heart Dog Food, 3 «: 29c Rapinwax, 100 ft. Rolis, 2« 39c CREAM CHEESE So rich and creamy you can SILVER CUP COFFEE e a o + « + + + » Wo. 8 Cant .4 a 4 You. Fill Like ..3 u.. 225C the things which God hath prepared for them that, love Him." The comâ€" fort and sublimity of many passages of seripture will be recognized durâ€" ing the solos and choruses. F Especial attention is called to the change in date from May 9 as anâ€" mounced in last week‘s papers to May 16, Sunday evening, at the Presbyterian church. Lincoln P.T.A. Sees Girl Scout Work Skits showing first aid, safety and Girl Scout laws were presented by Girl Scout troops 29 and 30 at the Lincoln School P.T.A. meeting on Wednesday, May 5. First Aid work prepares Scouts to meet the emergencies of minor accidents, and the treatment of more serious ones before the docâ€" tor‘s arrival. The safety work conâ€" cerns safeguarding the community through preventive measures of health and sanitation. ‘The laws, which are the backbone of the Girl Scout movement are: A Girl Scout‘s yo& tH® raximy ~ + E: da se mwmtoo-olmmm.cooz..“”‘ YeLLOW cune PreEagHes +Â¥+ + +2 me »W% « Wo, $ CAB8 4 4 o o a e o BORDEN®S ORIOINEAL | _ cag! 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Assisting Miss Folsom will be Mrs. Earl Gsell, Mrs. Carleton Moseley, and Mrs. Lester Williams. -oo.-ooonfll'fifl‘fiwmoio‘m"c for a o 6 # o 6 o o o o NO. 8 CBRK, o e e o o 6 e a + o 0 o o o a e No. 8% CBBS e o e es sc 35%¢ ARNOLD C. Bremer TELEPHONE M. P. 1985 « » » The Somp of Benntiful Women _ *# pars 45¢ 35¢ LER BRUSH LEG O‘ LAMB 8 to 9 Ib. avg. B A 1 .‘...*" 296 Baby Lamb, 6 ib. avg., ib. 33¢ Sweet and Fancy F Dressed, 4;::- avg. tb. .. .. 33c FRYING CHICKENS F Dressed, !.:;}j Tbe. arg., Ib. 3‘c Roasting CHICKENS Fancy Hot Very G0#4 % o s» s se TENDERâ€"FANCY ASPARAGUS CUCUMBERS SPINACH Geo. B. Winter, Inc 461 Roger Williams Ave.. Tel Highland Park 1000 14 North Sherkian Rd. Phone Highland Park 460 H. T. Bakke Grocery & Market Highwood Grocery & Market ‘Mrs. Lucius Hine, delegate to the Continental Congress, will give a report of that comvention, and anâ€" nual reports will be given by all ofâ€" ficers and committee chairman. This has been .W inâ€" terest and in the chapâ€" ter‘s history, two delightful benefits were arranged by Mrs. E. &. Phelps for the Lincoin Memorial Monument fund, splendid programs have been presented by such personages . as Edna Dean Baker, Caroline Mac Irvaine and others, and Mrs. Earl Gsell, program chairman, will earry on another year. Flags were preâ€" sented to Girl Scout troops, and a medal given for an outstanding stuâ€" dent in the C.M.T.C. Twelve new DOG FOODS Evans Feed Stozre 610 Central Ave. .. 19¢ & rars 23G 2 me 411C ..2,‘ on sale at Who is closer to Mother in her daily task than the Grocer who supplies the food for the family? Bo this weekâ€"end let‘s plan "Something extra for Sundayâ€" something good to eat." 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