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\P Rev. Henry Hedlund Resigns Pastorate at Highwood Church The Rev. Henry G. Hedlund, pasâ€" tor of the. Zion Lutheran Church of Highwood, has tendered his resignaâ€" THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1939 Enajog PALM BEAGH VÂ¥ILLA ATLANTIQUVLE gm-â€"nng MOTEL EVERGLADES CARLSON‘S TD. «++..ncereenanbekantionkamreannds POTATO SAUSAGE _ 9Q [ | Imp. English KIiLTE pound .................._.. @#YIC|KIPPRRS. nair _._._â€" SPECIALS IN FROZEN VECETABLES FPEAS, BOK 11. .o ns icndifh sc on nicne h e hervmersncconnndoayninte en SPINACH: BGk . do .c...os... .. 0. ... lc inaden oadloaa on ASPARAGUS, BDOX ............cososecclcwssmeicsniecieneesse LIMA fikl m i ggeeneenhs h mdestiermtecanih. CUT CGREEN K ........: c eclmnclonines BROCCOL 3702 â€" 3703 30 N. First Street C (1 mss SPECIMEN BALLOT "Health from the Sea"" Eat Fish at least twice a week. We are able to °_ give you a nice selection of fresh fish and â€" â€" *__ geaâ€"foods every day of the week. _ $40 week up. {__] WILLIAM M. DOOLEY [_] samuzt rrank ®nox [_] rranx 3. ronax |__] LYLE GOURLEY |_| JOSEPH H. TAYLOR |__] ROBERT GREENSLADE |__;] ARTHUR H. SWANSON | ;J ENGENE EDWARD KERN PRIMARY ELECTION Tuesday, February 28, 19389 Candidates for Nomination for Mayor and Commissioners of the Gity of Highland, Park *\ > 8€ th'é Primary Election CLARENCE J. SHETZLEY JEROME P. BOWES, JR. DANIEL J. DAVITT N. 8. SHARP ROBERT C. L. PRICE FRED A. TUCKER WILLIAM â€" MOONEY WILLIAM FRED NELSON City of Highland Park . J. BROWN Lake County, Illinois FOR COMMISSIONERS (Vote for Four) FOR MAYOR (Vote for One) V. C. MUSSER, _‘ City Clerk. tion to this congregation. The reâ€" signation takes place the last Sunâ€" day of March, Pastor Hedlund has served this eonmntlon almost 10 years and it is the deepest reâ€" gret upon the part of the congregaâ€" tion that it accepts his resignation. The congregation has grown in numâ€"» ber ias well as increased church @tâ€" tendance. . Many constructive reâ€" pairs and additions have been obâ€" tained under his pastorate. The latâ€" est acquisition was the purchase of a Hammond electric organ which will be installed by next Sunday. tered upon the ministry of the Zion congregation, it was a congregation under the support of the Illinois Conference Home Mission Board. But after four years this congregaâ€" ticn became selfâ€"supporting. Pastor Hedlund shas accepted the call tenâ€" dered him by the Lutheran Church of Lockport, Illinois, and will begin his duties there the first of April. His many friends wish him the richest blessing and success in his newly chosen parish. ? m-donen: r dozen Higtiand Park, III. ntrctr.. HIC i "A. fite BC 32¢ 45¢ 38¢ 45¢ 95¢ 39¢ 28¢ P.â€"T.A. to Hear Talk on Art Exhibition A talk: on "Artâ€"A |Specialized Talent for an Everyday Need" by Miss Elizabeth Robertson of Ravinâ€" ia, who is the art supervisor of the Chieago public schools, and an exâ€" hibit of the art work of the stuâ€" dents of the high school, which will be explained by Patricia Flynh, a junior, will constitute the program of the high school P.T.A. meeting on Thursday afternoon, February 2. | ~.Some of the students‘ work that will be displayed was recently on exhibition at the high school conâ€" ference at the University of Ilingis and: ‘at Illinois Wesleyan college. The exhibit at the state universi resulted jin a very complimenta letter from the Aart director. & Ilinois Wesleyan, where prizes w given, the local ‘exhibit won ‘first Tickets may be purchased from any members of the Drum and Bugle 8710. This corps is being mainâ€" tained by funds secured through fiâ€" corps or by calling Highland Park nancial undertakings such as the Bingo Party for no dues are reâ€" chased for the Highwood Boy Scout necessary equipment will be, purâ€" quired from the boys.: Additional Drum and Bugle corps from the proceeds derived from this affair. The public is urged to attend and ‘assist this worthy cause. Bingo Party Feb. 3 _ to Benefit Highwood Drum & Bugle Corps The advanced work to be displayâ€" ed at the P.T.A. meeting consists of soap carvings; decorated boxes, tooled leather purses, portfolios, and desk sets; clay modeling (fired and glazed in the high school; air brush designs and figures (a techâ€" nique now commonly used in comâ€" mercial work), and illustrations in pen and ink, water color, wash, charcoal, pencil, and colored cha‘lk. Large projects of the ‘ students that have attracted the attention of visitors to the high schools are the murals in the study halls and eorridors. In the East building, where the P.T.A. meeting will be held, the pnent: will have an opâ€" portunity to see "Races of Manâ€" kind," from 310}; "Evolution of Eduâ€" cation," from 216; and "The Good Earth," first floor corridor, ~ A Bingo Party for the benefit of the *Highwood Drum and Bugle corps will be held at the Labor temâ€" ple, 387 North avenue, Highland Park, on Frida ynight, Feb. 3, 1939. Bingo will be played, refreshments served, and there will be door prizes. Installation is now being made of a R.C.A. public address system at Barat college at Lake Forest. A case containing microphone, radio and phonograph is stationed in the office of the dean. By means of the microphone, announcements may be made from the office to all or any of the classrooms. â€"Recitations or lectures given over the radio may be heard by the students. It is exâ€" pected that the foreign language classes will benefit through study of ‘the foreign programs, coming in over the: short wave. Uses of the system are, of course, manifold. Posters are made by the students for numerous school attractions and community events. For several years the students ‘have participated in the American Legion contests.. _ â€" The classes, which are taught by Lucille Wood, include students from all four years of the high school. _A good time is promised everyone by Mr. F. L. MceOmber Jr., chairâ€" man of this party and his coâ€"chairâ€" men Mrs. Paul Muzik and. John Schaeffer. ¢ ' ~The same type of R.C.A. public addréess system is now in use ‘at the Lake Forest high school. The elementary work that will be on exhibition consists of problems in line movements, wash drawings, black and white and colored sketchâ€" es of still life, problems in compoâ€" sition, problems in design (patterns for cretonnes, wallpaper, tiles, and pen and ink illustrations. ut Public Address System Installed at Barat College The college has also recently inâ€" stalled a voice recording machine to be used by the speech class, Auto Reconstruction Co. Colf Frame and Arie Body and Papdar Repairing itE ANo Sorbaking DAHL‘S St. Phone 77 THE P RES8 8 Sisterhood to Hear William Dietz on Lima Conference (The Lima Conference â€"â€" Its Achievements and Implicationsâ€" will be the subject of William E. Diez‘ address to the Sisterhood of the ‘North Shore Congregation Isâ€" rael on‘ Monday, January 30, at 2:15 p.m. The meeting is being held this month on the fifth Mon.â€" day rather than the third, as many of the officers were out of town atâ€" tending the conference at Cincinâ€" nati. > ‘ [ â€" Mr. Diez‘ lecturé follows on the heels of Rabbi Shulman‘s periodic talk on current events. These disâ€" cussions have p‘rond so interesting ~ SPECIMEN BALLOT Our regular prices are always reasonable. . . Shop at Picchietti‘s and convince yourself. i. %Jouo VIRGIN OLIVE OIL 6 DELICIO;S FLAVORS 3 P°8S. 14¢ FREE DELWERY ‘ oce : FREE DE TELEPHd:)NE 4 -‘Gl' ®y & Market TELEPHONE Highland Park 147 _ 380 CENTRAL AVE. _ Highland Park Per gall IDEAL DRINK FOR CcoLDp WEATHER Florig:' Juice omgflgns 3 doz. 40¢ APPLE SAUCE ' 3 cans 20¢ GRAPEFRUIT per doz. 45§5¢ per quart 80¢ sAYOY JUMBO RIPE OLIVES APRICOTS or PEACHES .0n MAZOLA OLIVE OIL Special for THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY WHEATIES per Pkgâ€" 10¢ TEXAS LARGE 4 cans 05§¢ CHERRIES No. 2 cans 3 cats 30¢ 4 ca0s 0§¢ YACHT CLUB Red Pitted 3 for 20¢ gallon limit MONARCH Whole Peeled PRUNES Savoy Large JELLâ€"O Good Kind 1â€"15b. boxes Tall [C] CCHIETTI BROS. $1.09 City of Highland Park : _â€"â€" Lake coqnty, Illinois PRIMARY ELECTION Tuesday, February 28, 1939 Candidates for Nomination for _ Police Magistrate of the City of Highland Park at the Primary Election FOR POLICE MAGISTRATE HENRY HANSEN WILLIAM H. . C. WARREN (Vote for One) Small pound ARMOUR‘S, MILLER & HART‘S Skinless HAMS 1 11 1« 10 Ih avarmomt mar Th .â€". -‘.29c BACON Per 14â€" to 16â€"1b. average; per Ib. SWIFT‘S PREMIUM (Aged) RIB ROAST 6t 3 ROUND STEAK BEST NORTH SHORE SMOKED BUTTS 2 to 3 lbs. average; pound Strictly Fresh Per ‘pound The Best ... BEST SIRLOIN STEAK BEST SPRING LEG O‘LAMB Meat Specials KITCHEN CLEANSER ... AUTOMATIC _| v.C, MUSSER, : City Clerk. TWO TRUCKS AT YOUR SERBVICE that members look forward to them eagerly from session to session. They are held around the luncheon table most informally and begin at 12:30 p.m. Members are asked to bring a box luncheon, and parâ€" ticipate in the questionâ€"andâ€"answer period that is a stimulating part of the hour. Monday, January 30, is really an allâ€"day affair for the Sisterhood at the temple. Sewing for the hospiâ€" tals begins at 9:30 a.m. and continâ€" ues untilâ€"the noon recess. After Rabbi Shulman‘s talk there is a short business meeting at 1:30 beâ€" fore the president, Mrs, Benj. Leo Steif, turns the gavel over to Mrs. Milton H. Gravuer, and the program gets under way. â€" dozen for 3lc 58¢ 3 lbs. for 95¢ Fort Howard Toilet time TOWELS 3»for 25c 0 y 14¢ ~2 CE 33¢ pound ues‘ â€"(28¢ 33¢, 38¢ 10 }* 53¢ SU G A R 3 i $1 Pure Cane & 39¢ 35¢ 45¢ L. H. MeCormick, A.G.P.A. l.;"'hbl::v‘..&.,l' : Phone Wabash 3200 _ Pailm Springs o i iienturs D Peim 8 Here Western mnt&d: amenities vie for favor. with Hollywood‘s movie stare, te in every type of mlmhtth beauty of surroundings, this garden spot of. 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