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in Opening Event of N. 8. Alpha Phi‘s In announcing their social proâ€" gram for the year 1938â€"39, the North Shore Alummae of Alpha Phi are Pfl'fl“‘h&h‘aln their opening event an imporâ€" tant part in the dedication of the new Willard Hall on the Northwestâ€" ern university campus. Last June nationwide press noâ€" tices announced the interesting acâ€" tion taken by the Alpha Phi Interâ€" national Fraternity assembled in convention at Pasadena, California, in the commissioning of a famous portrait artist to paint a memorial portrait of Miss Frances E. Wilâ€" lard, for presentation to the new Freshman Women‘s dormitory to be dodiuudlns.mhrudnplw ing the original dormitory bearing Miss Willard‘s name. Miss Frances E. Willard, famed throughout the world for her devoâ€" tion to the cause of W.C.T.U., was an honored and revered member of Alpha Phi, that being her sorority affiliation when a college girl at Syracuse university. Later Miss Willard was instrumental in the founding of Beta Chapter of Alpha Phi on the Northwestern campusâ€" the first woman‘s fraternity to have a chapter there. She was associated with the faculty of the university Present Portrait take place at 4:15 Wednesday afterâ€" noon, September 28th, on the West Quadrangle. It will be conducted by Mrs. Ira E. Westbrook of Evanâ€" ston, formerly prominent in the faâ€" culty of the Northwestern School of Speech. Mrs. Westbrook will represent the North Shore Alumnae of Alpha Phi. Several grand offiâ€" cers of the executive board ofAlpha Phi plan‘to arrive in Evanston for the ceremony, which follows the forâ€" mal dedication of Willard Hall at 4:00 by President Walter Dill Scott, and the pageant at 2:30 sponsored by the Associate Alumnae of the university. and at one time served as national president of Alpha Phi. The ceremony of presentation of the portrait of Miss Willard will At 5 o‘clock Alpha Phi alumnae and colegiate members are holding a reception at the sorority house for Miss Dorothy Kernohan of Toronto, Canada, the International President of Alpha Phi, and other board memâ€" bers here for the ceremony. A bufâ€" fet supper at 6 o‘clock will conclude the day‘s program. Mrs. James F. Abbott, 340, Glenâ€" wood avenue, Highland Park, is serving as secretary of the North Shore Alumnae of Alpha Phi; and THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1938 vor YES vm Watch for the pamphiet which your county clerk or election commisâ€" sioners will mail to you before October 1. This pamphlet will contain the present provisions of our State Constitution relating to banking, the proâ€" posed Amendment, the explanftion of the Amendment, the arguâ€" ment of the General Assembly in favor of the Amendment, and the form in which the proposal will appear on the ballot at the General Election on Nov. 8. Read it and be inâ€" formed on this quesâ€" tion of great public Floyd E. Thompson, Chairman 127 W. Madison St., Chicago YES vor antson is president of the group. Press Chairmen of Tenth District to Meet September 21 will meet:on Wednesday, Sept. 21, at 1:30 o‘clock in Federation Headâ€" quarters, 30 W. Washington street. Following greetings from Mrs. Henry Rhode, district president, Irene Steyskal of the Tribune, Betâ€" ty Mathias of the Herald and Exâ€" Mrs. Philip Sparling, 409 Oakwood avenue, Highland Park, is chairman of the monthly luncheons commitâ€" tee, Mrs. James W. Barton of Evâ€" The press and publicity chairâ€" men of the Tenth District Federaâ€" tion of Women‘s Clubs, Mrs. E. J. Warren, district press chairman, aminer and Field Behm of the Daily News will bring publicity suggesâ€" tions and help solve the press chairâ€" men‘s difficulties. Mrs. Fred Waterman, state press and publicity chairman, will give m.“ n:'t. 8. to $â€"1b. average......Lb. SWISS$ STEAK. 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MAYONNAISE " 31¢ OLD MONK OLIVE oL PAM : In addition to supervising the Play School, and the lunch room and : playground during the noon hour, workers of the Federal Recâ€" reation Project sponsored by the T of _ E7 POuSP ol Grammar School, will conduct the following activities at the school * Hetery: Wetnsedey, Frider, £00 to 6:30: bntu. pnn;ou, .tliod-. Tuesday, 'l‘::udgy 8:80 to 5:30: Folk dancing, Harmonica club, athâ€" Saturday, 9:30 to 12 and 1 to 5: Social recreation, crafts, game room, athletics, special events. Evening schedule: Monday, 7 to 10: Assistance with information Deerfleld Recreation Project Schedule for the club press scrap books. 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Pk. 3000 BATTENINGâ€"NO FATS NO SUGARâ€"NO LARD â€" TENDER GENUINE 166 Keep Thin With Hollywood Health Bread Baked by Mary Ann Bakeries Woman‘s Association Holds Membership Tea Next Monday _ Friday, T to 10: Camera club, cial recreation, crafts. Invitations have been extended to all women of the Highland Park Presbyterian church to attend the annual Membership Tea of the Woman‘s ‘Asociation, on Monday, Sept. 19, at 4 o‘clock, in the Parish House. Mrs. Charles W. Jones, president, and Mrs. P. 0. E. Johnâ€" son, membership chairman, with her efficient committee, are putting forth every effort to welcome espeâ€" cially all new members at this deâ€" lightful affair. The musical proâ€" gram to be given at the tea will be offered by Mrs. Lyle Fischer, piâ€" Boy Scout program, athleties, social nt't’nfiu. ednesday, 7 to 10: Crafts, W_AMM‘ instruction, social , Favorite Cleanser e , No. 242 cans ® & Pare !"”1. 6 or.tbotte 2 for 21¢ & . . .2 for 18c s o. tee 2 for 29¢ 2 cans 3 5¢ 2 for 25¢ . . gt 23¢ 6 cans 45¢ 2 cans 45¢ 2 cans 3 1¢ 2 pkgs. 17 c October 7 marks the date for the first all day luncheon and program meeting at the church. A real welâ€" Since the opening of school last week Wednesday 127 additional names have been added to the rosâ€" ters in District 108. The total enâ€" rollment in the schools in this disâ€" trict is Lincoln 855, Ravinia 408, anist, from Glencoe. ‘The fall program is brimming over with activities. On the first Monday of each morth, starting with October 3, group meetings will be held in the homes of members. October 10 at 2 p.m. in the Parâ€" ish House, Mrs. Lioyd Faxon of Winnetka will again open her series of seven book reviews. Tickets for the series are on sale in the church office now or can be secured at the door at the first lecture. come awaits newâ€"comers. District 108 Shows Increase Over Last Year‘s Enrollment ’l‘l‘t’, Iceberg, ku. size heads..... 2 for Pride of Michigan ..........c..+2«., Fog Kigh HRG HBEVOE . ..5.cressesrserees3 BRUSSELS SPROUTS. #â€"02. .h.-' ue ..... Cl tor 69¢ CHOCOLATE CREAMSs HYDROX BEVERAGES OLD MONK OLD MONK‘S FINEST OLIVES Triple Whipped DRESSING 339C o. _~"FLOUR Let the children bring their school friends home, and serve Tou wes‘t have to worky where mey 220 Pau! Schatze Biscult Co.‘s 'h-?.':.'...zfu49¢ Tuesday, 20, at 8 p.m. at the Y.W.C.A.m”' mond‘s and Joe Rudolph‘s orchestras. The annual harvest home dinner dance will be held Saturday at Exâ€" moor Country club. ‘There will be continuous dancing to Lew Diaâ€" nm.u.mudizafl. ‘This is an increase of 147 pupils over last year‘s record. their Centrella grocers. homemakers are using More and more Evansâ€" Emmanon League Meets "We Recommend Town Crier Flonr" Economy Special 69¢ Harvest Home 19¢ 19¢ 19¢ PAGE