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Mrs. F. M. Sturtevant has charge of. ticket sales for Deerfield and Bannockburn for the lecture by Mrs. Martin Johnson, traveler and jungle explorer, who will mr ut the Highland Park High auditorâ€" jum on Wednesday April 20, at 8:15 p.m., under the auspices of the Highâ€" land Park Woman‘s club. Judge Perry L. Persons of Wauâ€" kegan will speak at the Deerfleld Grammar school on Tuesday mornâ€" ing, April 5, at 9:80 before a group of upper grade children from Wilâ€" Mrs. Irving Brand was the guest of Mrs. Emma Lathrop in Chiâ€" cago on Tuesday at a party given for Mrs. Lathrop‘s sister, Mrs. Henâ€" ry Kircher of Chetek, Wis. the first of May ‘The Misses Shirley and Lois Clark are returning on Saturday from a month‘s visit in Los Angeles at the home of their aunt, Mrs. A. J. Boelter. They plan to stop off at San Francisco on the homeâ€" ward trip. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kronn Jr. of Rosemary Terrace had as their guests on Thursday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kronn Sr. and Mr. Benjamin Kronn, Ray Cahill, all of Northbrook, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kronn of Glencoe and Miss Harâ€" riet Stevens of Wilmette. It was the Junior Mrs. Kronn‘s birthday anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Korenin of Chestnut street were hosts at dinâ€" ner on Sunday. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Korenin and daughter, Mrs. Edward Errins and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gantor, all of Waukegan. Deerfield Volunteer Fire Departâ€" ment members met on Monday eveâ€" ning to make plans for their nn“ nual benefit dance to be held on Saturday evening, April 23, in the Deerfield Grammar School gymâ€" nasium. Grass fires have kept the fire fighters busy the past week. Mr, and Mrs. Dennis Norton and daughter, Patty, of Chicago, spent Tuesday at the Clarence Schmidt home on Waukegan road. Mrs. Joseph Dunn and two daughâ€" ters, Mrs. William Harding of Lake Forest and Mrs. Clyde Belcher of Lake Bluff, visited Miss Margaret Ludlow of Rosemary Terrace on Wednesday. W Mrs. Martha C. Love, Mrs. Milâ€" dred Love Gunckel, Mrs. Berry Deâ€" vine and Miss Margaret Ludiow visited at the Austin Schnaebele THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1988 M P MOqnis OB d anBintoliihnan ty 2t v iesd tb ts uis dR 13 4 2 Local Government: not a centralization of goverhment and authority into a Bureaucracy. Generally lpenldnfi,i the more centralized a government, either a Bureaucracy or Dictatorship, the' n:ore-‘ ifnor:fi, uillitanta, and uninformed the population. 4 is 1 W es ®eop e n ns 7 O T T Onei o:ht.he most l1’nndlmeim«;l and‘hbuic principl? :f a Demâ€" ocracy is t a people participate in the governing of t! emselves, :vhic!x, ‘l‘n turn, cafln};r an emphasis _npon_fl(glE RULE or sub and Mrs, Herman J. Larsen eased their property on North t road to A. L. Campbell of ton and will move to Chicago Upposed to of A hmu“qrmmmuâ€"m of their products. lâ€"m:mhnm farmers. ‘holov#‘-flk States has done to demoralize our producers. Such measures should be adopted that would assure Illinois Farmers a market for all _ _I favor collective bargaining; the abolishment of Child lahr."l.;;c-h:q-m lm; und.(.‘anp‘lnry employâ€" -atcle:;- nnt.lyunm-ndm. Ml?‘filflitlll';:ltll interference. Allow business to aflhhwmm“.fi um’hm Opposed to any program of searsity. _ â€" _ ment. As your representative I shall at all times be interested in any legislation proposed and presented by lntbnfia nationally recognized, and substantial tatives labor, and .tmfimwmlhnlgnmtorm outside influences that are not AMERICAN! 1. Repitton of inspection practices on a Chicagoâ€"State cooperâ€" Education : I am fa act only in powers. I am # Relief : I am favorable to a State Board of Education, which shall act only in an advisory capacity, and be without executive l-muum-uuuh’nm uu"mawm domination. mr&.mmmu DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES Reduction of Auto License Fees. home in Libertyville on Sunday. Mr, ‘and Mrs. Jack Morton and son, Jack, have returned from a week‘s vacation. trip. 'I'hl'vhhd Mrs. Morton‘s parents, . and Mrs, R. W. Simpson in Christopher, ols in Liberty, Mo. A surprise birthday party was given on Friday evening at the Waliter Hoffman home in compliâ€" ment to Miss Ruth Hoffman, who celebrated her fifteenth anniversary that day. ‘The annual dinner meeting of the Presbyterian church will be held on Wednesday evening, March 30. The dinner will be served at 6:45 p.m. and the business session will follow an hour later. There will be election of elders, trustees and reports from all departments of the church. IIL., and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nichâ€" The Woman‘s Association of the Deerfield Presbyterian church met last Thursday afternoon and selectâ€" ed the following officers: president, Mrs, Milton O. Olson; vice presiâ€" dent, Mrs. Wendell Goodpasture; secretary, Mrs. William Cruickâ€" shank; treasurer, Mrs. William M. Stewart. The new officers will take their places at the April meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Juhrend have moved from Libertyville to Newâ€" bury, Missouri. The Juhrends are former Deerfield residents. Dr. and Mrs. William F. Weir are attending the Presbyterian Soâ€" cial Union banquet tonight at the Chicago Presbyterian College. Dr. William H. Foulkes, Moderator of the General Assembly, will speak on "Liegeâ€"Lords of Conscience.". On Saturday afternoon at four o‘clock Dr. W. F. Weir will be in his study at the Presbyterian church to instruct the class in trainâ€" ing for church membership. The Deerfield Chamber of Comâ€" merce is meeting this evening for their monthly supper meeting "at Shugrue‘s restaurant at 7 o‘clock. R. A. Nelson is president. The men of the Holy Cross church will bow!l in Highland Park toâ€" night. There was no meeting last week because of St. Patrick‘s Day. With six games to go the standings of the teams are as follows: Victor 0. Siegler Team Colemansâ€" .. Dunhams .. Schwalbach Klemps ...... Team Won Lost COIONIRI®~ ........â€":sâ€"sâ€"smsmmimessogh B8 DUNRRMG .:.........â€" ssmc l8 * 20 Schwalbach ..............«..._ 26. 28 KIGMDS â€"....s..1»s6.0m0004â€"1.0â€"4 .80 > â€"B1 Betty‘s Beauty Shop will move from the Siffert Barber Shop on March 28. The new location will be at 811 Waukegan road on the second floor in the Deerfield State Bank Building. â€" (Advertisement). Your Support will be % Appreciated. PRIMARIES APRIL 12, 1938 Republican Candidate for Representative 8th Senatorial District Lake â€" McHenry â€" Boone Earnest â€" Energetic Efficient Well, Patsy Noyes‘ mother called me up about a week ago and said I had better come up to Lake Forest to see Patsy, because Patsy looked awfully worried about something, mostly because she was w about the family she was suj ‘ to have sometime during the week. Patsy is a real nice Springer Spanâ€" iel, and all liver and white colored, with a lot of freckles on her nose and chin, and, as are most Springer Spaniels called Patsy, she has been my special friend. Dundee Noyes, Patsy‘s Scotch Terrier sister, also met me at the door when I went up to see them, and barked a doggy welcome as I entered the house. Dundee wasn‘t very worried about anything in particular, though her babies were supposed to come at about the same time as Patsy‘s. Anyway, both Dundee and â€"Patsy finally decided they had better come home with me where it was cool, quiet and comfortable, and where they would have a chance to renew their acquaintances with Blondie, the Cocker Spaniel, Yukon, the Malâ€" amute, and Barbara, the Scotch Terrier, so it wasn‘t long before we had jumped in the car and had whizzed back home. Anyway, we didn‘t do much at all for the next couple of days exâ€" cepting talk and gossip with all the other people and dogs. Patsy was real gla dto see Charlie, whom she had met the last time she was here, and who took special pains to see that she got a little extra supper or the extra bone, while Dundee beâ€" came very much interested in Marâ€" ty, whom she had never seen beâ€" fore. Marty is my new helper, who likes all Scotch Terriers, particuâ€" larly Scotch Terriers named Dunâ€" dee, a fact that Dundee appreciated very much. I was telling Dundee just this morning that it‘s too bad that Marty has a girl in Waukegan, because it doesn‘t look as if she (Dundee) has much of a chance for any permanent affection. A DOG‘S LIFE THE PR E383 +Everybody had just about forâ€" gotten that anyone was going to have any babies, that is, everyone except Patsy and Dundeg, and Blondie and Barbaya and Taffy Meyerhoff, who also are cmu families. Then one night a couple of nights ago Patsy barked for me to hurry up and get a taxi and a doctor and take her to the hospital, because she just knew that it wouldn‘t be long from then, all the while forgetting in the excite, ment, that she didn‘t need a taxi because she was already at the hosâ€" pital, and she didn‘t need a doctor because I was already there, holdâ€" ing her paw and trying to tell her not to be afraid, and things like that. She had probably been readâ€" ing Esquire. Just about that time I heard a lot of noise outside in the corridor and remembered that Salâ€" ty Cole, who is a Springer Spanâ€" iel, just like Patsy, was out there, pacing around in a terrible stew and at an awful rate. I took a few minutes off to go out and ‘tell him the old story about never having lost a father, and then came back to Patsy, who was getting worriedâ€" er and worrieder. Well, to make a long n&ory short, when we finally made her comfortable for the rest of the night, what was left of it, Patsy had had seven blessed events all rolled up in one, and there were seven new babies, four just like 148 South Second Street Tel. H. P. 1358 _ Highland Park GREENSLADE Electrical Contractor Electric Shop NORTH SHORE Gaa co. Patsy, and three just like Salty, which didn‘t please Saity any too much, but nevertheless he was hapâ€" thigts . Taug mt of meghed at sort at Dundee because she had been telling her all the time that her family would be rst, but Dundee didn‘t care very much at all. 1 almost forgot to tell you that Barbara had her family the next night, but there was only one baby when we got all through, instead of seven, which agâ€" gravated Barbara very much, inasâ€" much as she wanted at least as many as Patsy. But now we are all holding our fingers crossed beâ€" 40 Deere Park Drive, South â€" Tel. Highland Park 1044 6t Housebold Finance + No need to ask friends or relatives to sign » No embarrassing investigation Private consultation rooms "Doctor of Family Fmances® 206 Waukegan State Bank Buillding, Second Floor 210 Washington Street, Waukegan Telephone: Ontario 7110 LOCALLY MANAGED OFFICES IN â€"PRINCIPAL CITIES Hear EDGAR A. GUEST Teesdays, NBC. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE Instructor in Piano and Pedagogy of Music Roger Balke Instructor in Piano and Musical Theory Take up to 20 months to repay your Annemarie Wirzâ€"Balke 1LOA N cause there is still Dundee and are gefting very anxious. The young people of the Bethany Evangelical jchurch . will qpresent "Three Moss Roses," a humorous play, on Thursday, March 24, at 7:46 pm. It will be given in the social rooms of the church. Mrs. O. K. Wessling has been directing the young people in their work. These young people have been working hard and deserve the patâ€" ronage of their friends. To Present Play PAGE ELEVEN