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uce ihcral on epe ragr c en goeerem poomt= qegenmeia 14 m«l with New Trier High school. * assisting hostesses will be: Mrs. D. F. Long of Evanston; Mrs. ~~ T. H. Boyd of Kenilworth, and Mrs. Lawrence Henderson of Winâ€" metka. Members are requested to a telephone their acceptance to one of these hostesses. PAGE SIX BARAT COLLEGE DANCE Students of Barat college, Lake Forest, will give their annual “ot per dance Saturday evening, F: ruary 26, at the Blackstone hotel, Chicago. Miss Rosemary Cuneo Rocea is committee chairman and will be assisted by the Misses Cateâ€" rina Bolognesi, Dolly Casey, Aunna Mae Hawekott, Dorothy Salisbury and Nettie Donnersberger. SMITH COLLEGE CLUB MEETS The Evanston North Shore Smith College Club will hold its January meeting at the home of its presiâ€" dent, Mrs. R. C, McNamara, 20 Inâ€" dian Hill road, on Wednesday, Jan. 26, at 2:80 o‘clock for a musical ::cnn. The artists who will be rd mre: Louise Betts, pianist; Adelaide Jones Bradbutn, mezzoâ€" soprano and pianist; and Wesley Fullerton Bradburn, baritone. Mrs. BARBARA FRANK TO BE MARRIED JAN. 22 The wedding of Migs Barbara Frank, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira J. Frank, of Chicago, former residents of this city, to Lester R. Wellman, Jr., will take place on Jan. 22. Mr. Wellman and his bride will be at home in Highand Park after Feb. 15. Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Chodd of Flora place are the proud parents of a daughter born Saturday, Jan. 15, at the Highland Park hospital. Mrs. Webster Stafford is enterâ€" taining the retiring and new board members and the committees of Inâ€" fant Welfare at luncheon today at Exmoor Country Club. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Milton Fell of Midlothian avenue Friday, January 14, at the Highâ€" land Park. hospital. Dr. and Mrs, Abram Hoffman and Dr. and Mrs. Burton Hoffman of Buffalo, N. Y., will leave Friday for a several weeks vacation in Mexâ€" i¢o and Yucatan. . Mr. and Mrs. Richard© Lanfield of Northbrook arethe happy parâ€" ents of a son born Sunday, Janâ€" uary 16 at the Highland Park hosâ€" pital. Mr. and Mrs. ‘Robert Saielli of Highwood are receiving congratulaâ€" tions on the birth of a daughter born Monday, January 17, at the Highland Park hospital. QRIN SPALDING IN U, BROADCAST o Orin Spalding of Highland Park will play in the Drake university, Des Moines, 80â€"piece band when it will broadcast over WHO Jan. 23 from.3:30 to 4 p.m. Mr. Spalding will play a cornet in the band which is under the diâ€" Thursday BETTE DAVIS LESLIE HOWARD OLIVIA DeHAVILLAND You‘d never it dion* i Fodc fos cheht porâ€" Tel H. P. 2400 â€"~ Highland Park, I!!. â€" Admission 30¢ â€" 10¢ Sunday â€" Monday â€" Tuesday Jan. 23â€"24â€"25 . TYRONE POWER LORETTA YOUNG Doors Openâ€"6:30 p.m. â€" First Performance, 7 p.m. â€" Second, 9 p.m. Saturday, Sunday and Holidays, 2:30 continuous _ feet pleture together! â€" Aades: CororeD wicr®y LOCALS â€" "IT°8 LOVE M They‘ll have you holding your sides with laughter! Recommended for your HONEYMOON®" STUART ERWIN CLAIRE TREVOR "MUST SEE" list! A L C Y O N in Jan. 20 Program will include "Holiday," overture by Leidzen; "Wubh‘ton‘ Grays," march by Grafulla; "Vilâ€" lette Polka," saxophone solo by Kenâ€" neth Carpenter, Richards; "The Purple Carnival," march by Alford, and "Mannin Veen," tone poem by Haydn Wood. rection of Gordon Bird. This is the first radio broadcast this year. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. L. Bowden, 925 8. St. John avenue, have movâ€" ed to Rockford, IIL., and will make their future home there. Mrs. Martin Murphy, 733 Glenâ€" coe avenue, entertained the memâ€" bers of her bridge club yesterday (Wednesday) afternoon. Miss Lorene Lindstrom, daughâ€" ter of Fred Lindstrom, 643 Homeâ€" wood avenue, was a guest of Dr. H. J. Burgstahler, president of Corâ€" nell college at a tea for junior counselors, Sunday afternoon. Miss Lindstrom, who is a sophomore at have participated in the counseling program which was inaugurated this year. _ Mrs. M. C. Lundgren of S. First street is ill in the \Passavant hosâ€" pital in Chicago. Mrs. Richard Hedburg (Mary Mavor) entertained at a stocking shower for Miss Mary Grubbs Wedâ€" nesday. _ Miss Grubbs and Mr. Hugh Seyfarth will be married Saturday. â€" Mr. and Mrs. Robett O‘Leary of 137 Green Bay road are the parents of a son born Sunday at the Alice Home hospital, Lake Forest. Mrs. Charles I. Brooks entertainâ€" ed at luncheon Wednesday. The out of town guests were Mrs. Charles Pardee, Mrs, Charles Benson and Miss Gladys Greenlaw of Chicago and Mrs. Clay Zimmerman of Lake Dorothy Cameron was pleasantâ€" ly surprised at a birthday party given in her honor Tuesday eveâ€" ning. Bluff. Ted Zabel entertained twelve boys at a supper party Tuesday in PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS GSELL‘S DRUG STORES Fridayâ€"Saturday _ Jan. 21â€"22 JOHN LITEL ANN SHERIDAN This is the day of specialists. And our -}lp‘o’ohlcy__!_l the And our specialty is the frowmpt aud proper Ailing of prescriptions. To this Loninent fsad hi L innin ind artecanct~bud complete. *o employ only skilled, r.‘lnue(l pharma~â€" cists whoareinsympathy with "MAN BITES LOVE BUG" CARTOON AND PICTORIAL ; REVIEW ;’idht’h'-k wo'rln our pfiwl~ Because this is our principal business our stocks are natâ€" cists whoareinsympathy with our high ethical lvt:nln_rdl. Our large volume means lowâ€" er overhead, and assures a fair price for every prescription. Wednesday Jan GEORGE ARLISS MARGARET *:'A STAR 18 BORN‘ in in -nmx"'c 'u' cnw" A fine novel brought vividâ€" ly and compellingly to the screen! A superb characâ€" terization by a great actor! A story to thrill and delight everyone! Added: Charlie Chase Comedy, "ALCATRAZ Highland Park 2600 Ravinia 2300 "DR. SYN" LOCKWOOD in women Jan. 26 honor of his tenth birthday anniâ€" rs. Thomas entertained :t'llmbolnndmhn'l"- day Mrs. Malcolm Vail and Mrs. Rog: er Vail are entertaining at luncheon today (Thursday) at Mrs. Malâ€" colm Vail‘s home. } Mr. and Mrs. Lioyd Tupper of Lakeside Manor entertained a few friends Saturday evening. _ Mrs. William Guyot visited her son and his family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guyot the early part of the Miss Marjorie Lynch entertained at an open house farewell party for Mr. Frank Whitlock Sunday at the Highland apartments. â€" Mr. Whitlock, former manager of the Woolworth store here, is leaving this week for the University of Inâ€" diana where he will continue his study of medicine. 1e s 4 Bobby Cameron, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Cameron, was conâ€" fined to his home last week with tonsilitis. sar M naedihal ooccanipghare o4 â€"Cthenespdiy Mrs, L. L. Winters entertained the Altar Chapter of Trinity church at tea Monday afternoon. Dr. and Mrs. Kellogg Speed are leaving next week for a two months sojourn in Australia. R mother, Mrs. L. L. Winters. Word has been received that Mr. and Mrs. Carl Christ are vacaâ€" tioning at Clearwater, Florida, unâ€" til May 1st. f Mr. and Mrs. Milton St. Peter, Mr. and Mrs. George Glader and Miss Bery! Hollands left Sunday for a two weeks tour through Texâ€" as, Mexico and Forida. Mrs. A. Hamilton Kunath was entertained at a shower last Wedâ€" nesday by her aunt, Mrs. Thomas Brown of Chicago. Jean Prior of Wade street enâ€" tertained at dinner Friday evening preceding the dancing classes in Ravinia. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Gourley of Cedar avenue are spending several weeks in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. * Mr. Thomas Chalmers is travel ing through California on & six weeks business trip, purchasing horses. â€" & . Mr, and Mrs. John A. Blomdahl of Broadyiew avenue are enjoying a month‘s vacation in Los Angeles, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Earhart are spending five weeks in Los Angeles, Calif, Mr. Percy Prior, vice president of the Iredale Fireproof Warehouses, attended a two day furniture co vention in Grand Rapids, Michignz last week. " ¢ Mrs. Charles Elwell and Miss Theresa Sheahen returned Sunday from California. Miss Sheahen spent six weeks with friends in Los Anâ€" geles and was joined three weeks ago by Mrs. Elwell and together they visited in Pasadena, SanFranâ€" cisco and numerous other places of interest on the west coast. j "Stunts" Tryâ€"Outs To Be Held Feb. 2â€"4 Tryâ€"outs for "Student tunts", the outstanding performance of the year at Highland Park high school will be held Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Feb. 2, 3, 4. Any student of the school or groups of students may try out with an act, but each student must have an average of "C" or better and no failures for the last grading peâ€" riod in order to participate in the production. The casting committee conxisu‘ of Miss Rinkenberger, Miss Thompâ€" son, Mr. Slocum and two parents yet to be chosen to select the best acts. James Butterworth To Speak Today At Lions‘ Club The Lions Club is meeting today (Thursday) at 12:15 o‘clock at the Green Tea Pot for their weekly luncheon meeting. Dr. James Butâ€" terworth, veterinary surgeon, will gpeak on "How To Care For Pets" (primarily dogs). â€" _ _On Monday evening the Lions Club bowléd the Libertyville Lions at the Libertyville Bowling alley in Drops Dead While Skating Saturday At Exmoor Club Libertyville While skating at the annual winâ€" ler carnival of the Exmoor Counâ€" try club Saturday night, Stanley J. Hall, 35, an employe of a Chiâ€" cago department store, dropped suddenly to the ice. 3 Several among the hundreds skating rushed to his aid. Dr, W. M. McMillan was summoned and pronounced him dead. | Post mortem into the demise of Hall, who resided in Lincoln, Neb., ty statratiion. The suiopey wes onary autopay was mwo-mk%l:n lor in Highland Park. m“b“&t A member of a party of 12, Hea winter show at the Exmoor club. TKE PRESS3 Boys Club Banquet To Include Mothers A Motherâ€"Fatherâ€"Son Banquet is to be held Thursday evening, Feb. 10, at the Highland Park High school, under the auspices of the Boy‘s Club. A program consisting of a short play, musical selections, and outâ€" side talent, will be presented in the suditorium. ‘The program commitâ€" tee is planning to engage a magiâ€" cian, an animal act or a prominent speaker, but as yet have not deâ€" cided. Songs will be sung between courses. Tuberculosis Clinics Are Held Each Week The Lake County Tuberculosis Association reports that the clinics maintained by this Association as a part of its Preventive Program which were formerly held all day every two weeks will now be conâ€" ducted each Wednesday at the St. Therese hospital in the morning only from 9 to J2 o‘clock, Through the cooperation of the Sanatorium Board with the Board of.. the.._L.ako. .Gomntr...Iubonsnlecis Medical Director of the Tuberculosis Sanatorium of Lake county, will assume the duties of clinician inâ€" stead of Dr. Abbott and Dr. Litvin. SPECIAL Friday-Saturday; lb. J« "Fresher by a day" gallon GOLDEN MEADOW DAIRY & FARM Goldenrod Sweet Cream The Cream of The North Shore BUTTER PRODUCTS 537 Central Avenue MILK OPENING CENTRAL MEAT MARKET Specials for Saturday pound. Swift‘s Premium CHUCK ROAST BEEF SWIFT‘S PREMIUM BACON Swift‘s Premium pound ROUND or SWISS STEAK PORK ROAST (Rib or Loin End) 8 to 10 Ib. average ; lb. Swift‘s Premium SHOULDER LAMB ROAST pound FRESH GROUND BEEF pound pound SILVER LEAF LARD Central Meat Market BROOKFIELD BUTTER Large White FRESH EGGS ; Ib. 35€ Mc H. P. High Downs Paced by the flashy and Mummflo‘ Digani, Coach Lauer‘s varsity five took a new lease on life last Friday night to give the local fans a sweet 30â€"21 victory over Morton High of *Cicero. _ Highland Park pushed \nho‘dlwllnthcflmqurm.nd was never headed. Morton; New Trier Here Friday Night tndfiohrdwu'.‘n:hth Iaasl oum Wridew nicht a fast netksa, traditional Highland Park local gym Friday night for a fast Suburban league doubleâ€"header. The two high scoring forwards and a rangy center, has been the tionofth;nu.tuuu.-';; only loss so far in league compeâ€" tition was their close game with Evanston last week. If the locals can maintain the pace set last week, New Trier will have its hands full and this annual classic gives promise of being anâ€" other spectacular contest. ‘The Freshâ€"Soph quintet got off to a fine start and lead Morton 10â€"7 at half time. In the second half, Morton pushed shead steadily and _ ‘The Evanston underciass team topped New Trier in the last seeâ€" onds of play which would indicate that the Freshâ€"Soph game here toâ€" morrow is a distinct tossâ€"up. Summaries: vARSITY FROSHâ€"SOPH H. Park (30) f¢ft p H. Park (15) t‘.no Turrelli, f 4 8 3 Bernardi f 0 8 Digani, f 3 1 1 Vole f 0 4 2 Highland Park Highland Park Ey 003 Parker Purelis Roeske Jugovie # Buschaldo & 6. What was the quota prum for Ilinois in the Mexican War? A. Illinois was called upon to furnish three regiments of infantry for 12 months service. Do You Know lllinois? (21) THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1988 .. W : .. i im use thei gall jpugd Jn officially on May 13 A. Gov, Ford issued his call May 25, 1846. War had heen declared A. Gen. John H. Hardin of Jackâ€" sonville, who was killed at the batâ€" tle Q. ‘Where was Hardin born and what was his career? . â€" War volunteer in Illinois! and entered law practice. He was a mrdthlofi.llfi.nllfl 1 Assemblies and represenâ€" tative in the 28th Congress. A. Frankfort, Ky.. Jan. 6, 1810. He moved to Jacksonville in 1820 Q. How many Ilinois regiments served during the Mexican War? A. Six regiments and four indeâ€" pendent companies. In addition 150 Illinoisans volunteered in the reguâ€" lar army. Q. What eminent Illinois officers took part in the Battle of Cerro Gordo? A. Gen. James Shields,:; afterâ€" wards Auditor of Public Accounts and U. S. Senator, and Cols, Ferâ€" ris Forman, and E. D. Baker. Q. Who was E. D. Baker? A. A brilliant lawyer andâ€"friend ade Leaghatyragt ~~ â€"ommpprlâ€"conâ€"qere venC . named after hi an Illinois representative in Conâ€" gress he moved to the Pacific coast and became U. S, Senator for Oreâ€" gon. 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