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Organize Group to Support and Interest Work in H. 8. Music (Continued from page 1) | and orchestra, ‘The high school orâ€" chestra, under the direction of Mrs. Helen Mayer Mannings, was awardâ€" od a first division rating at the Naâ€" tional Orchestra Contest in Columâ€" bus, Ohio, last year. The band, unâ€" der the direction of Harold N. Finch, likewise won a first division rating in the Illinois State Band Contest held in Champaign, IIl., in May, 1936, and, in the District Band Conâ€" test at Proviso Township High sthool, Maywood, IL., last Friday ahd Saturday, won first division rating in the district, which entitles the band to participate in the State Contest to be held at Champaign on April 29 and 30. ‘Temporary chairman of the Muâ€" sic Boosters Association is Harold Pfister, 2322 Indian Tree road. Geo. B. Prindle, of 374 Oakland drive, is chairman of the committee for the April 22nd concert. Mr. Lyle Gourâ€" ley is arra for hotel accommoâ€" dations .?"a..m'm Mr. Frank Wichman is arrangeâ€" ments for transportation in conâ€" nection with the coming State Band Contest. THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1988 "Because of the enthusiasm thus far evidenced we are confident of the unqualified support of parents of high school students in this new association," says Mr. Pfister. "Heretofore, it has always been a problem when our musical organâ€" izations were compélled to travel to other cities for engagements; and the problem usually has been solved only through the unselfish support and cooperation of individâ€" ual parents and local business men. Now we feel that the band, orchesâ€" tra and chorus can procéed with their work with the feeling that they have solid organization of parents behind thera. "Further than that, however, this new Boosters Association will acâ€" complish additional benefits in the musical lives of Highland Park youths of school age. We hope to provide funds for the purchase of instruments ‘and for uniforms, as may be necessary beyond the limits of school funds, and to see that no boy or girl with genuine talent is deprived of the opportunity of takâ€" ing part in orchestra or band work by the lack of an instrument. "All parents of children in the! Highland Park High School, or those interested in the‘ activities of the high school‘s musical ornnin-‘ tions, are eligible for membership in the Boosters Association. We will welcome their support and eoâ€" operation." Announce Removal Harkness, Inc., realtors, announce the removal of their office from 59 8. St. Johns avenue to 391 Central avenue on Friday, April 1. e Â¥ K3 t 2 U e K * ~**% C n L vyg:% , y ocms â€" e e . Hilial n PR y wp) ,':./- vak P .‘”»v L ,:.( '{, 2 P ’*’{ w# f P 7 n 6 j’ P "' 2k p 7 h : # . v‘ e w _7 ie * M P /.. . i i > #" m + . en ¥¥ 2 PROBATE CLERK ALLEN J. NELSON Primary Tuesday, April 12, 1938 Adv. paid for by friends in Highland Patk. Republican Candidate for Vote For the MAN with PROVEN ABILITY "Theatre Night" at H. P. Woman‘s Club Friday Evening evening theatre performances feaâ€" turing selections from such well known plays as "Come of Age," "Flowers of the Forest," "Cavalâ€" cade" and "Winterset." Immediâ€" ately after the show he is leaving for New York for another season of summer stock, followed by a seeâ€" ond season on Broadway where he l:“lln“ydandl-mm DS. {Continued from 1) "The March Hares." ‘l“..utwh- ter he has been playing in Sunday The program consists of oneâ€"act plays and sele@tions from a few of the more popular three act plays. It will be a very entertaining and difâ€" ferent production inasmuch as each presentation is variedâ€"designed to touch upon each phase of the theâ€" atre. It is from this novel arrangeâ€" ment that it draws its name: "Theâ€" atre Night." The Highlan‘d Park High School String Quintet, a three time winner in the National Contest, is supplyâ€" ing the musical background. The staging is under the management of James B. Kerr and Mr, Robert W. Schneider The introductions the night of the performance are to be done by William Bigley. The tickets are now on sale. They may be secured from members of the cast and they will be available at the box office two hours before curtain time the night of the show. You may reserve your tickets in adâ€" wance by telephoning H.P. 1895 or 2427. Tomorrow night, then, at 8:30 p.m. at the Highland Park Womâ€" an‘s Club Theatre, the Shore Theâ€" atre Group will present "Theatre Night." > Rev. Walter Morley To Speak Tuesday At Trinity Church Newly elected executive secretary of the Social Service Department, and associate director of Cathedral Shelter, Episcopal Social Service Organization, the Rev. Walter Kelâ€" ley Morley comes to Trinity church, Highland Park, Tuesday evening Arpril 5, at 8 o‘clock. Born in Aberdeen, Washington, Dr. Morley attended the University of Wisconsin where he studied reâ€" ligious sociology. He took his Theâ€" ological training at General Theoâ€" logical Seminary, New York, and then returned to Wisconsin to work in the city missions in Milwaukee. He was called to Chicago by the Rt. Rev. George Craig Stewart, Episâ€" copal Bishop of Chicago, for his butstanding social work. Since taking over his charge, the Rev. Mr. Morley has put special stress on the improvement of all soâ€" cial service programs carried out by the diocese. Style Show April 8 Is Arousing Much Favorable Comment (Continued from page 1) | steamers next sumimer). A library of new pieces has been prepared for the revue. nne)othlufingrhh&euf with hats from Ernst and shoes from Rasumussen. Miss Borâ€" chardt is doing the hair in emart new coiffures. Art Olson is dressing the men, his outfits including smart beachâ€" wear as well as the orthadox street clothes. A single fact which contributes a great dealâ€"Alden Studioâ€"more than ‘nationally famous, is doing the settings. Garden furniture is from Mrs. Ullman. Neild‘s are furnishing all sportâ€" ing accessories. Models include: Mrs. Ben Davis, Warner Smoot, Baldwin Newman, Edwin Hirsch, the Misses Dorothy Mann, Betty Harris, Joan Walker, Frances Kelly, Jane Haskins, Dulci¢ Lightner, Erna Gaide. _ Specialty numbers incorporated in the plot of the story will be perâ€" ‘The Knit Shop and Mrs. Hilborne THE PBR B S 8 ‘The principal members of the cast include: Ralph Smith, Sally Murfey, l omipe fls ver rels, Muricl gflborn, Fr?:e’h Roâ€" formed by the Kelly boys, Bud Pfsâ€" ter and his sister, Frank Moran and m&u-flmhuludy and Dave Clarke and, Marge Kurtzon, the Jones ‘Twins, Jerry King, Lucile Marks and Jane Grifâ€" A complete list including the ushâ€" ers and additional actors and modâ€" eld will appear next week. han. The very attractive seen about town were done g; the Degâ€" enhardts. Save Your Papers For Highwood Scouts Save the date, April 8, Elm Place Auditoriam. In connection with cleanâ€"up week in Highwood, the Boy Scouts of Troops 36 and 37 will pick up newsâ€" p.”n_ _on &tun}ny, April 2. j Residents of this community who have newspapers that they wish to dispose of, are asked to call Highâ€" land Park 3710, and the Boy Scouts will be glad to call for them. Central Cafe Moves To New Location ‘The Central Cafe, operated by Mary Garino, which was formerly located in the Goldberg building on OTTO F. FISHER, Pres. Waukegan and Webster Avenues Highwood, Illinois All Phones â€" Highland Park 3710 Send Your Easter Dry Cleaning Early _ Ermine Cleaners, Inc. 1 BUNDAYS AND HQL.I“D.A.YS, 2:30 p. m. to l".:.. &:..“ Mm-hm:nm -.'.l. read, borrowed or purchased. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM is NORTH SHERIDAN ROAD Open: WEEK DAYS 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. SATURDAYS 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. BUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS, 2:30 p. m. to 5:30 p.:1 First Church of Christ, Scientist Highland Park Central avenue, has moved to the Swensen building, 24 N. Second street. ‘This store was formerly ocâ€" cupied by the Home Repair shop, whose owner, Mr. Jacobs, passed away a few weeks ago. rAGE PIV%R