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!« PAGE TWO Braeside District To Celebrate Harvest â€" Season With Dinner ‘The Braeside District celebrates the harvest season with a turkey dinner to take place this year in the school auditorium on Nov, 14 at 7 pm. The Parent Teacher and Civic association sponsors the event to which all members of the comâ€" munity are invited. Entertainment, planned by Mrs. Theodore Uehling, consists of two announced features and one surprise. Miss Katherine Scherstrom, the musical director of District 108, will offer a group of songs in native Swedish costume, and there will be exhibition dancing by the seventh and eighth grade Why spoil a good girdle with stockâ€" ings so short they yank it down at the gartersâ€"or so long they let it "rideup"and buige? 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Tickets and information may be procured from any of its members, as follows: Mrs. Robert Belt, Mrs, Edgar B. Carter, Mrs. Allen Dicus, Mrs. James Erikâ€" sen, Mrs. Roy M. Howe, Mrs. Milâ€" ton Jacoby, Mrs. Marshall Johnson, Mrs. Malcolm Kerr, Mrs. Alan Kidd, Mrs. Edward M. Knox, Mrs, Geo. McKinney, Mrs. D. B. Robinson, Mrs. William Savin, Mrs. Lee Supâ€" ple, Mrs. Hilmer Swensen, Mrs. Erâ€" nest Volwiler, Mrs. Arthur Watâ€" son and Mrs. Hamilton R. Winton. Sharmeers in your own individual heg size are so easy to buy and so ecoâ€" nomical, too. They‘re accurately proâ€" portioned in both width and length for a smooth, sleek fit from top to toe. See them here exclusively. 3200 County Medical Society To Meet In Lake Forest Nov. 7 The fourth meeting in a series of programs on Obstetics and Pedâ€" ijatrics sponsored by the Lake Counâ€" ty Medical Society will be held in Lake Forest, I!1., on Nov. 7, at the Alice Homée hospital, at. 8 p.m. Dr, George B. Callahan of Wauâ€" kegan is in charge of the arrangeâ€" ments for these meetings. All phyâ€" sicians in this section of the state are invited and urged to attend. Dr. Irving F. Stein of Chicago will speak on "Foreeps." Republican Rally In Ivanhoe Tonight The fifth meeting in the series will be held in Waukegan on Nov. 14. A Republican rally sponscerd by Lou Diets will be held tonight, Thursday, Nov. 3, at Diets‘s Stables in Ivanhce. All county candidates will be present and will give a five minute talk. A free dance will inâ€" tersperse the talks. . Badminton night at Lincoln school is on Tuesdays starting at 7:30. This is an Adult Education activity and all interested adults are cordially invited to join the group. Come next Tuesday, Nov. Freshmen Defeat Waukegan Wednesday Mark Panther, assistant Freshâ€" soph coach at the Highland Park high school took a Freshman team to Waukegan Wednesday in a reâ€" turn match with their Freshman team. In the last minute of play, Barnâ€" hardt took the ball and ran 50 yards in the semiâ€"darkness for a touchâ€" down to win the game. Maechtle‘s drop kick made the score 20â€"18 in Highland Park‘s favor, Runs Red Light On Skokie Road; H. P. Woman Hurt Are you looking for a place to play Badminton; and is Tuesday night a good time for you to play? Then the Lincoln School Community Badminton Class is looking for you to join up with them. Mr. George Ekdahl, the class inâ€" structor, had expressed a hope that more parents of the Lincoln School Community avail themselves of this opportunity to play badminton. Inâ€" struction is offered and there is enough equipment so that all can play; even though all have not rackets. + Wonnel, Wolters, Baraconi, Chamâ€" bers, Rossi, Evers, Bowers Plaggi, Bellei Werhane and Starrels started for Highland Park. Badminton To Be Held Tuesdays At Lincoln School Four persons were injured in an automobile collision at the intersecâ€" tion of Deerfleld road and Skokie boulevard, Friday evening, when Richard Arno, 22, of Toledo, Ohio ran a red light and crashed into a car driven by Mrs. Anna Walters, 649 Glenview avenue. Mrs. Walters and Arno are still in the Highland Park hospital, where they were reâ€" moved following the accident. According to the local police, Arno, a chauffeur for the Kenosha Wis., Auto Transport Co., was to blame for the accident. Operating two new cars, hitched in transit, north on Skokie road, he failed to stop for the traffic light and crashed into the east bound car. Two CCC youths riding with Arno were slightly hurt. They were Jack Green, 309 N. Maple aveâ€" nue, Libertyville, and Clifford Day, 2618 N. Twentyâ€"first street, Milâ€" waukee, Wis. both members of Skoâ€" kie Valley camp. Mrs. Walters was painfully cut and bruised and Arno received a chest injury. All three cars were badly wrecked. Mental Patients At Great Lakes Enjoy Program Monday Three Highland Park musicians went to Great Lakes hospital for mental cases and gave a delightful musical program for patients in two wards, under the sponsorship of Mrs. E. R. Phelps and Mrs. Richâ€" ard Mansell, Monday afternoon. Mrs. Mary Ann MeEadden preâ€" sented a group of songs among which were "Shortenin‘ Bread", "On the Road to Mandalay" and "Where My Caravan Has Rested." Sigfried Hoermann and Morton Raff gave two violin numbers, "Carâ€" nival of Venice" and "Overture of Calith of Bagdad." while Morton Raff presented two solo arrangeâ€" ments of Cascatina by Raff and Salut D‘Amou. â€" These men are deeply gratefal for these entertainments for it helps to pass the many hours of living death for them. After the concert, several of the hospital inmates were heard humming music and it was most gratifying to know that this â€"entertainment had brought a amail gleam of sunshine into their lives. â€" The services of other talâ€" ented musisians is sought for foâ€" THE PRES8 ture entertainment for these war veterans. The assistance of the Deans of Boys and Girls at the Highland Park high school in permitting the students to take part in these proâ€" grams is deeply appreciated. Real Estate Board Meets Next Monday The November meeting of the Evanstonâ€"North Shore Real Estate board .will take place on Monday, Nov. 7, at the Shawnee Country Club at 6:30 p.m. The main feature on the program is an advertising clinie conducted by C. L. Perkins, editor of the Magâ€" azine Real Estate, on the subject, "How to Put Profit in the Adverâ€" tising Dollar." Others participating in the clinic are M. A. Ring, presâ€" ident, M. A. Ring Direct Mail Agenâ€" cy, Chicago; M. H. Jones, manager, Service Division Classified Adverâ€" tising Department of the Chicago Tribune; Robert Schless, Classified Advertising Manager, Chicago Herâ€" ald and Examinerâ€"Evening Ameriâ€" can, and Stephen Cohn, Advertisâ€" ing Manager, Dovenmuehle & Co., Chicago. This clinic was a headliner at the State Convention of Real Estate Boards held in Rockford during October. It has been imported "in toto" and promises to be one of the most interesting meetings of the year. Experienced ELECTION: NOVEMBER 8, 1938 GENERAL ELECTION: TUESDAY NOV. 8, 1938 Your Vote and Support Appreciated Your Vote and Support of My Candidacy Will Be Appreciated NELSON Originator of the "Pay As You Go" Plan for the handling of County finances. This plan, instituted by Allen J. Nelson, is credited with the current good status of County Finances â€" which are said to be better than any time in the past 30 years. > ALLEN J. Republican Candidate for VOTE for the MAN with PROVEN ABILITY PROBATE CLERK Lake Forest Man Weds Exâ€"Movie Star Doris Kenyon, star of the films in the days of silent motion pictures, was married in the Waldorfâ€"Astoria hotel, New York, Friday to Albert D. Lasker, Lake Forest business Only members of the immediate families were present. The ceremony was performed by Irwin Untermeyâ€" er, supreme court justice. « The bride was known not only as an actress but as poet, author and concert singer. Her former husâ€" band, Milton Sills, was a star of the silent movies and a oneâ€"time professor of philosophy at the Uniâ€" versity of Chicago. Noted Sociologist To Address Armistice Meeting In Chicago Lasker‘s first wife, Flora War+ ner, died in 1936, Together they had created the Lasker Foundation for Medical Research at the University of Chicago. Lasker formerly was chairman of the U. S. Shipping board, and an important stockholdâ€" er of Lord and Thomas, advertisâ€" ing firm. 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