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" _ PAGE TWO On Wednesday, April 27, the Royâ€" al Neighbors will sponsor a lunchâ€" eon and card party at the Elks club, Laurel and McGovern streets. Luncheon will be served from 12:15 to 1:30, followed by cards, for which there will be table prizes. Mrs. Florence Yager, oracle of the camp, promises a fine time to all who atâ€" tend. ‘Those not able to come for luncheon may play cards in the afterâ€" noon for a nominal sum, and likeâ€" wise anyone able to come for lunch only will be welcome. Special plates for children will be served, so bring the family and have an enjoyable time. * chara At a previous schedule during the Christmas holidays these three youngsters created such wide spread attention for their outstandâ€" ing ability as entertainers that they have been invited to appear in numâ€" erous performances in Chicago and the suburban districts. Kelly Brothers to Appear Again at Chicago Theatre Sponsor Luncheon And Card Party At Elks Club April 27 Oz‘ ‘and "Mother Goose" Folk. Tommy will play the part of the prince in "Snow White." | «@4 The latest styles for spring and summer hairdresses call for plenty of graceful curls that will not interfere with active outdoor days. Special, Monday, Tuesday, Shampoo & Finger Wave, 60¢ BALCONY 4# recommended as a "best buy" GARNETT‘S D | PERMANENTS . . . . $3.50 to $10.00 | All the features that have made Barbizon Slips faâ€" mn,mlohfo‘mdhth’-lwelynyopdian 1.65! The same patented 4â€"gore bias "Bryn Mawr" stitched seams and perfect tailoring! All sizes in from 46 to 52 at a slight extra charge.) Blush, White, Navy, Black GARNETT‘S W Modern Beauty Salon JOSEPH WENG, Prop. te and the Wizard of ;/‘%r{-};l;fi;fi; \ %,59 SPRING COIFFURES ON PARADE The Ladies‘ Aid of the Highwood Zion Lutheran church is sponsoring a bakery sale Saturday starting at 10 a.m. at Laegler‘s Drug Store. A varied assortment of home made foods to tempt the palate of the most fastidious will be displayed. Mr. Gooch is survived by his wife Josephine, a daughter, Idelle Stewâ€" art, four sons, Howard, Marshall John and Otis, Jr., a brother George E. Gooch, one sister, Mrs. Sam Harâ€" ding, and a granddaughter, Jerry Naomi. Former Highwood Official Dies; To Be Buried Friday Otls S. Gooch, former village atâ€" torney of Highwood and an official of the lilinois Title company, died Tuesday at the Evanston hospital following a major operation. Mr. Gooch was 65 years old and resided at 1020 13th street, Wilmette. During the‘ World War, the deâ€" ceased was in charge of the commisâ€" sary at Fort Sheridan. For twentyâ€" four years he had been a resident of Highwood, previous to his. removal to Wilmette. He was born in Meadâ€" ville, Mo. During his residence in this vicinity, he was active in all eivic affairs, confronting the City of Highwood and organized and helped build the Oak Terrace school. He also served as the city attorney. He was a member of Highland Park Lodge No. 1362, the Knights of Pythias, the Lake County Bar and Illinois Bar associations. Funeral services will be held Friâ€" day at Scott‘s funeral home in Wilâ€" mette. ‘The Elks lodge will be in elnrg: of the service. Interment will in Mooney‘s cemetery. Phone H. P. 724 or 700 » 9 $arétzon § tested rayon Bakery Sale Saturday 3 lengths 65 The youngsters pictured above were chosen after, an audition, to appear at the State and Lake theâ€" atre last Monday night. They were billed as the five sailorettes from Highland Park. Thursday night they are dancing at the Elks Club for the Holy Name society. Readâ€" ing from top to bottom in the picâ€" ture are Georgia Ann Glader, PhyNS Kirby, Diana Morano, Jacqueline Weil and Nancy Bernardi. They are pupils at the Meja Dancing Studio, 360 E. Central avenue, which is unâ€" der the direction of Miss Agnes Daly. Miss Daly is having her anâ€" nual recital again this year at the Alcyon theatre. The date of the recital will be announced later. Members of the Pi Delta Club and their friends will enjoy a sqlagh party this week Friday at the Evâ€" anston YMCA. The group is asked to meet at the Highland Park YWCA at 7:45. Tns New Trumr Semrt is decorated with the longâ€" est wearing soft â€" collar ever made. * In tests, after fifty battles with the washing maâ€" chine, this remarkable collar came out without a tear or a fray. And the shirt was still a perfect fit . . . because the New Trump is Sanâ€" forized (guaranteed not to shrink). DECORATED FOR SERVICE! GARNETT‘S Pi Delta Splash Party JA MEN‘S STORE ARROW SHIRTS THE PRESS Mrs. Horace S. Vail will be hosâ€" tess to the Highland Parkâ€"Ravinia Center of Infant Welfare Associaâ€" tion at her home, 188 Hazel avenue, on Monday, April 25, at 10:30 o‘clock. Moving pictures of wild life in the jungles were shown, and were vividly described ‘by Mrs. Johnson who had ccurageously spent twentyâ€" seven years in the jungles and wilds of Africa, Borneo, and other south sea islands, with her husband. Mrs. Johnson‘s program was sponsored by the Highland Park Woman‘s club. James McConnell Resident Here For 60 Yédars Passes On Mrs. Jess Halstead and Mrs. Herâ€" man Zischke, who head the luncheon committee, will have as helpers Mrs. Stanley Grace, Mrs. Peter Mcâ€" Hugh, Mrs. Arnold Sunstrom, Mrs. Bernice Parsons, Mrs. George L. Martin, and Mrs. Ray Wible. James McConnell, aged 90, a resiâ€" dent of Highland Park for the past 60 years, passed away Sunday at his home, 227 N, Second street. Enâ€" docarditis was the cause of his death. # The deceased was born Dec. 24, 1847, in Seotland. For many years he had resided at 237 N. Second street. His wife died about two years Ago. Funeral services were held Monâ€" day morning at 9 o‘clock at the Imâ€" maculate Conception church, with burial in St. Mary‘s cemetery. Assisting Mrs. Vail as hostesses will be Mrs. Edwin B. Sherwin, Mrs. H. O. Reading and Mrs. W, J. Bryâ€" an Janisch. s Large Audience Hear Osa Johnson Appearing before a packed house at the Highland Park High school last evening, Osa Johnson, wife of the noted adventure photograâ€" pher, Martin Johnson, presented an interesting talk on "Jungles Callâ€" ing." Infant Welfare To Meet With Mrs. Vail Mr, McConnell is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Ella McDugal of Austin, Minn., and Mrs. Margaret McIntosh of Hollywood, Calif. GARNETT‘ S MAIl AND PHONE ORDERS FILLED CONCRETE SIDEWALK extra features Building Time is Here Now PORTLAND _ CEMENT AssOocIATION 33 W. Grand Ave., Chicago, IIL. TAKEagoodlookuyourlidcwflks.Anthqlcredit to your neighborhoodâ€"or do they subtract from the value of your property? . Compare walks made of concrete with those of other materials. You‘ll discover that concrete‘s light, clean, even surface is pleasing to the eye and pleasing to walk on ; : ; that it drains quickly and is usually free from sloppy puddles. ; : : Safe, attractive sidewalks that stey put are built with CONCRETE. But there‘s more to the story. Concrete walks requce pedestrian accidents; protect against costly damage suits. Their moderate first cost, durability and freedom from repairs make them cheaper, in the long run, than walks made of any other materials. Mdmmhhfimu“ munities have benefitted through construction of concrete sidewalks as W.P.A. projects, using relief workersâ€"materials provided by the property owners. When it‘s Â¥ e en ET ‘â€"'v"r-.-'v nfubstcsbed use concrete for economy, safety and satisfaction. EQUIPPED WITH A FULL LENCGTH PATENTID ODORA RETAINER that gives off a penetrating THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1998 *through overlapping doeg®