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THE HICHLAND PARK PRESS ‘Thursday of each week by Company. o dane the Udel ""‘%.....:-&"{"-'J‘?.‘.'n CHICAGO OFFICES: ... intended for publication must be written of the paper I ud vigust with e mimee ns mhttihs af the maitte." £her ahouly réach Tor tiker y Bubscription Price, $1.50 per year Resolutions of condolence, cards of obituaries, notices of entertainments, or other is Wednesday noon to insure apprarance in current issue. Alleluia! Christ is Risen! Alleluia! We follow not a dead Hero, but a living contemporary Christ, the One who met Saul on the way to Damaseus and apâ€" mned in vision to Francis on the mount and flooded Wesley‘s e with light in Aldersgate street and sent Grenfell to. Labraâ€" dor and m«; today even as He laid hold of the Syria disâ€" ciples in Palestine. V â€" sg ts _The Easter Message is a fact, a certainty, not a myth, not an old wives‘ tale but good news. _ _ __ â€" . ~__ We need to remind ourselves that it is the Crucified and not the Cross that matters ; not the symbol, but the reality ; not the insrument of the passion, but the passion itself. The sufferingsâ€" of Jesus on the Cross were horrible. They belong to the nature :ff?oworldzone wrong rather to the free first purpose of a God ve. This Holy Week is a good time to face the question: Christ or Barabbas? Christ or Caiaphas? Christ or Pontius Pilate? Shall be rise up as a soâ€"called Christian America and Christian Europe and espouse Christ and His Kingdom of Universal Brotherhood in God, or go the way of all flesh and yield to the murderous dogâ€"eatâ€"dog policies of a rising paganism? To your tents, O Israel! To Jesus, Oh Christians! Let us prepare ourselves for a good Easter, for joy, joy, joy in the Risen Lord! Four Representatives To Attend National Conference Apr. 22â€"28 Four representatives of the Highâ€" land Park Y.W.C.A. will attend the Fifteenth National Convention of the Young Woman‘s Christian Asâ€" sociation of the United States to be held in Columbus, Ohio, April 22â€" 28. Mrg, E. E. Leonard, who goes as the delegate from the Board, represents other interests in the Associatiop as her daughter, Janet Leonard, was last year‘s president of Emanon League. As the sponsor for the joint programs given by all the business girls clubsat the Y for the business and ‘professional women of the community she has been working closely with business girl members of the Association. Mrs. William Howard, president of the Mothers‘ Club, the largest organization within the local Y, and Mrs. Hugo Schneider of the club‘s membership committee, are the offiâ€" cial delegates sent by the Mothers‘ elub. For several years the Mothâ€" ers‘ Club has raised money to send two members. Mrs. E. E. Paulsen and Mrs. H. V. Renner were club delegates to the last convention. Mrs. Schneider, an active member of the Highland Park Y for twenâ€" tyâ€"eight years, is the mother of Alâ€" vina Culver, prominent in the Club, and on the Social Committee ‘of the Association. Miss Mary Robe, executive secâ€" retary, .will meet many of her friends from other cities where she has been in Y work when she atâ€" tends convention sessions. Other members, besides these representaâ€" tives, are invited to motor to Columâ€" bus for the stimulating sessions. Youth, community affairs, interraâ€" cial understanding, health, family relationghiips, jreligion, demogracy, the Rt. Rev. George Craig Stewart, D.D., Episcoj Bishop of by the Rt. Rev: George Coole roahipidede ko bisher Thursday, Friday The First TWO FEATURE PROGRAM in Lake Forest! "Lost Horizon" â€" "The Awful Truth" Saturdayâ€"(Matinee, 2 to 4; Evening, 7 to 11) COMING: "A YANK AT 0 â€" "ENOW and the Seven Dwarfs" John Barrymore, John llovndkl.odu Campbell, Reginald Denny, E. Clive puII. HARRIS BAND, "Hartis in the Spring", ;\ PATHE PARADE PARAMOUNT PICTORIAL â€"_ OSWALD CA N, "Yokel Boy Makes Good LATEST PATHE NEWs : C hn thone Ao hs""fim""“"-’ MARCH OF TIME®: _ _ _ â€" «_ CAPTAIN AND KIDS CARTOON, "Clesming House" â€" UNTVERSAL NEWS Wednesdayâ€"Thursdayâ€"Friday April 20â€"21â€"22 ANOTHER OUTSTANDING TWOâ€"FEATURE PROGRAM! "Of Human Hearts" "Man Proof" = s â€" .« Apr. 17â€" Sunday â€"Monday ced onlonins Snamanie valohedDP"‘""*~‘ Andren Leeds, Gail Patrick, Samue!l 8. Hinds, Locille Rall, Constance Collier ;llâ€"wtua'u.dnfln%h-l'hfi' There will be NO change in regular prices! ~te "BULLDOG DRUMMOND‘S REVENGE" Ronald Colman Cary Grant â€" Ireme Dunne Edward Everett Horton Ralph Bellamy TWO OF THE "TEN BEST PICTURES OF 1937" "Lost Horizon" begins 7:00 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. ~_"The Awful Truth" begins 9:00 p.m. _ Katherine He JAMES STEWART WALTER HUSTON THE CHICAGO SUBURBAN QUALITY GROUP s. Florence W. Bartel, Associaw Bdite im Rewgi W Eoi pepnend mditer AN EASTER MESSAGE "STAGE DOOR" urn â€" Ginger Rogers â€" Adoiph Menjou i ces *L /acn k leadership, world problems, as menâ€" tioned in Mrs. Theodore Fischer‘s editorial in the Press a few weeks ago, will be discussed in large meetâ€" ings and inâ€"smaller groups, | Promâ€" inent speakers include Dr, F, Ernest Johnson of the Federal Council of Churches and Teachers College, Coâ€" lumbia; Dr. Paul Douglas of the University of Chicago; Mrs. Austin Kimball and Mrs, Frederick Paist, national presidents; Mrs. Grace Louise Elliott and Dr. Emily Hickâ€" man, members of National Board; Anna Rice and Rhoda McCulloch, secretary and editor of the "Womâ€" an‘s Press," but preâ€"eminently spirâ€" itual thought leaders. Lobar Pneumonia Fatal to Mrs. Condon Mrs. Condon is survived by her husband, John Patrick Condon, and a daughter, Mary Jane, and a son, Jack. ho William Lyon Phelps To Address Students Mrs. Evelyn Mary Condon, aged 48, passed away Monday at her home, 623 Skokie avenue, following a brief illness of lobal pneumonia. She had resided in Highland Park for the past two years. * Funeral services were held this morning at 7:15 a.m. at St. James church, Highwood, Father Ward ofâ€" ficiating. Burial will be in Clinton, Towa. William Lyon Phelps, writer of book reviews for the Atlantic Monthly magazine, will give a talk to the students at Highland Park high school, Wednesday afternoon, April 20, at 2 o‘clock. Any interestâ€" ed parent is invited to hear this speaker. im elephones : Highland Park §67 Iyr-m Franchot Tone §â€"cents per single copy April 14â€"15 April 16 TWENTY YEARS AGO April 11, 1918 Mrs. Maud Holbrook Shannon died April 3 following a two years illness . . , Last Friday the marringe of Miss Adelaide Inman and Mr. George Greene took place at the home of Miss Inman‘s aunt, Miss Morrison . . . Miss Mary Pierce and Mr. John W. Kiser of New York were married in Chicago Thursday . . . Mr. and Mrs, Earl W. Spencer announce the engagement of their daughter. Ethel to Ensign George Clark Moseley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Mosely of this city . . . Mrs. Muller and daughter Catherâ€" ine arrived Saturday from Tennesâ€" see to remain with her sister, Mrs. 8. Levin, while her husband is in active service in France . . . Franâ€" ces Ludwig entertained a number of friends at a birthday party Monâ€" day afternoon . . . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boucher entertained a few friends Sunday in honor of their first wedding anniversary, TEN YEARS AGO 1 April 12, 1928 P ‘ Bids on the contracts for the conâ€" struction of two North Sheridan road bridges in Highland Park will be opened May 9 . . . Fell Bros, Shoe store is having a fine new modern front installed and the store is beâ€" ing remodeled and equipped with the latest facilities . . . Mr. and Mrs. Wade McNutt announce the birth of a son on Monday, April 9 . . . The marriage of Miss Lucy Gradle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gradle, and Mr. Franklin W. Chafâ€" fee of Buffalo, N. Y., took place Tuesday . . . Vant and Selig, Deerâ€" field realtors, will open an office in one of the stores in the Moehler block on Waukegan road, Deerfield. Every school, community, elub and civic organization ought to stress continually the importance of pedestrians‘ obeying traffic rules and regulations. LOOKING BACKWARD at progressive Highland Park through the files of The Press. Plymouth Rock, a real "buy on No. 2 tins of TOMATOES 33 O CBNS SUF ... se clvemsielvemrmsmiciness C Jack Armstrong Telescope Free with 2 pkgs. WHEATIES 21 §â€"08. pkg*; 2 for ................... € Make this Easter Feast the best ever with Super Service dependable quality foods . .. priced for Super Savings. Irradiated with healthful Sunshine YVitamin D. MILKâ€"Pet or 9 Famation‘ 4A Tél6.08 tins 4M CHICKEN AND MUSHâ€" ROOM, 2 cans ................. Carnation; 4 14%â€"0z. tins Campbell‘s Assorted SOUPS, 3 cans ........ JELLâ€"O, 6 Delicious Flavors for salads or desserts, 3 pkgs SALERNO BUTTER COOKIESâ€" 44 of the éh=t, it, tasties cookies :::"f'?fi,_______. 15¢ 380 Central Avenue ®=»: »musay smvice. . Highland Park, II. SALERNO SALTINESâ€" s Well baked, tender and crisp i 12â€"01. pkg. Average 96 lg Powdered or Brown Phone 747 748 PICOCHEETT!I BROS., an independent store, offers quali ty foods at cash and carry prices in conjunction with a GROCERIES SUGCAR 3 "#" 23¢ Parane of Easter Dalurs THEBE PBEAS PICCHIETT BROS. THE HOUSE OF QUALITY FOODS 25¢ 21¢ 14¢ Mrs. McLaughlin In Role of Cowherder Chicago, April 13 (AP) â€" Mrs. Irene Castle McLaughlin, the former dancer, tnfldlh-{;lfifihml until they came Playing drover, she sloshed through mud beâ€" hind eleven sullen cows at 2 a.m. yesterday. The events that eventually led her through the mud of a country lane began April 2 when she filed charges of eruelty to animals through l?- lect against August Hinterberg, 70, of near Lake Forest. Hinterberg made a deal with Anâ€" gelo Menoni of Highland Park to sell, but Mrs, McLaughlin contended $250 wasn‘t enough for eleven cows and Hinterberg, on her advice deâ€" clined to deliver the animals, Menâ€" oni got a replevin writ and trucked the cows to a farm. Mrs. McLaughâ€" lin‘s attorney got a similar writ in a higher court. A deputy seized the cows, but no truck to cart them away was available, so Mrs. Mcâ€" Laughlin, asccompanied by the lawâ€" year and the deputy, followed the cows home on foot. The cows went to bed. Mrs. Mcâ€" Laughlin lingered to say she would fight the case with Menoni in cireuit court at Waukegan, Ill. ,next Monâ€" day. Gen. Peyton Leaves Fort Sheridan For New Hawaiian Post Brig. Gen. Philip B. Peyton, comâ€" manding the 12th infantry brigade at Fort. Sheridan, relinquished his command Monday and left Tuesday with his wife, Mary, and personal aid, Capt. Paul B. Kelly, for San Francisco, Cal. He will sail for Honâ€" clulu next week to assume command of the Hawaiian coast artillery briâ€" gade. > Gen. Peyton will be replaced at Fort Sheridan by Brig. Gen,. Karl Truesdell, now commanding the 16th infantry brigade at Fort Jay, Govâ€" ernors Island, N. Y. He will leave his post there on April 15. Until his arrival Lieut, Col. Arthur G. Campbell will be in command at Fort Sheridan. Try Armour‘s Jubilee HAM for your Easter Sunday Dinner. Cooked, ready to serve ; whole, Y. ........_....... 1937 Fall Leg of Lambâ€"Aged and tender; K0 T ND.: AVELIME 5; PDs:......s.........comiminerrencernictrernicinsioensies Fancy Deer Creek Roasting Chickens, plump breasted and tender; lb, ... Half But End, Ib. 38¢ 1938 Spring Leg of Lambâ€"Hind Quarter, Selected Large Juigy ORANGES, 4 doz. ... Texas Seediess GRAPEFRUIT, per doies.OPG Selected ARTICHOKES M OE +s â€"sâ€"sinpeicrareeninirecsatitey 18c dos. EASTER EGG DYES ... 8¢ FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES AN EXTRA VALUE FOR per quart 33c Weekâ€"End Meat Specials Fancy Quality Fresh EGGS 95¢ 25¢ Sigma Nu Mothers Club Hold Benefit Card Party April 28 Sigma Nu Mother‘s club will hold a benefit card party, Friday eveâ€" TABLE CELERY 2 stalks for CHILI SAUCE 12â€"05. No. i tin Jumbe Ripe or No. 10 eyl. Richelieu Brand ....___.___. 46 CLEAN QUICK §â€"Jb. box ............ No. 1 tin Jumbe Ripe or No. 10 ey1. PALMOLIVE SOAP . APRICOTS 7 mmn-nc-} PINEAPPLE Raggedy Ann Halves PRACHES Bartlett Halves PEARS SINGER SEWINC MACHINECO. 39 8. St. Johns Ave. â€" Phone 995 â€" Highland Park, HL Singer Vacuum Cleaners * Sewing Machines Electric Irons and Fashion Aids SALES â€" RENTALS â€" PARTS Service on all makes of sowing machines and vacuum tleaners. No! We don‘t use lutlebflat your laundry so fresh and clean. It‘s science. We use scien methods to unmuâ€"t:mnh the laundry into properâ€"classifications for washing tific soapsâ€"scientific care. s Add to these the seven lettered word ECONOMY, and you have the reasons why folks rely on us. & s * râ€"â€"â€", _â€". eloin The Pamades 4o ... 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