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fill an unexpired term of one year, She is now a candidate for reâ€"elecâ€" has also been a worker for the (Continued from Page 1) Mr. Thomas H, Compere, a graduâ€" ate of Quachita college in Arkdale, Arkansas, and of the Northwestern University Law School, is assistant state consul for the Home Owners Loan Corporation. He has been a resident of Highland Park for four years. One child is in the Greenbay der school age. r. Compere & Captain in the Reserve Corps of the United States Army and is very Community Chest and other civie Board of Education last year to _ Whatever the motives which fixed the cross as the means of Christ‘s death, result was that the event took into itself all the most horrible ind experiences that ever death brings to any one. The cross had h-bvhdufi.-ccd-l-'mawd“ criminals in order to deter men from the laws of the State. lt-lomâ€"-uulubhnhuhu-lx.bptndb hfilhhnp.-‘- From the moment the victim was hw:dfi::h-t:byhhn‘m.itm"m-n'-h- was a of and bodily mingled mental distress due to the shame ...‘fi........l"' o oo t is .. ts c â€" igntininiimie n 5 oo en e the active in the Illinois Rifle club. He _ ‘The crucifixion _Ei'"rzh-d" red a large crowd. In the multitude there were some who knew u-u-hrmaum.mm d&m.‘l\qva.fiudv\yhgdhmu‘h:-wihlg mmunmunumm..u.:m himself because he had loved others and was bent on saving them. _ _ formaken him. . But he rebounded from this denression into a state of ::“"umer-“?::::“..:ruv-umwu the south. On their way down they motored to Evansville, Indiana, the home of Mrs, Nelson Forrest‘s parâ€" ents. Then continued on to Nashâ€" ville, . Tennessee, Mobile, Alabama and then along the Gulf of Mexico to New Orleans, Louisana where they spent a few days. One of their most interesting stops was the garâ€" dens at Natchez, Mississippiâ€"as this is the prime season. They motâ€" ored home via Evansville and arâ€" rived in Highland Park Friday evening, Mr. Nelson Forerst returnâ€" ed Sunday from a business trip to New York. _ From the cross he could look on either side of him and see is criminal on each side. Of these one was stirred to repentance and came to see Te fercieis . y naon td hn i m in in saw a some ve a and asked for his favor. Jesus instantly granted his request. §3 Mr. and Mrs. J. Hollis Gleasor of Ravine Drive are receiving conâ€" gratulations on the birth of a daughter, Delphine Marie, born Wednesday, March 15, at the Evanâ€" ston hospital. Mrs. Gleason is the former Delphine Foley, old resiâ€" dents of Highland Park. School Districts to Elect Board Members April 8th The relighets teaders of Uinits ds not only Srownded that Clisist ug‘fl%fiz‘p ..‘..'.:_.ba_.:z....m_...... that if Jesus di offender &olo-b'hz on oc ie (ak meonetls presicived ‘by the Romian fow." y ol entered the experience with an amazing prayer upon his lips. ~'z,tm&-;brvhurm'htflqh If evidence were needed of the total absence of selfishness in his heart this would surely be sufficient to convince the world of that fact. The need and salvation of his tormentors eclipsed all the offenses himself. That became the burden of his prayer. cb 9e kess trinmnhant +wnet #ints thy hands 1 commend mwy anirit Mr. and Mrs. Werner Wieboldt have returned from their two weeks vacation in Florida. Mrs, Benjamin Lewis and Mrs. William McDonald are returning today (Thursday) from a two weeks motor trip to Gulf Hills, Mississippi. Accompaning them are the Misses Marjorie McDonald and Naney Leigh Bowes, Mr. McDonald _. Jesus‘ own mind on the cross was first depressed by the sense of and Mr. Lewis arrived home via train on Monday. Mrs. William Forrest, Jr., and Mrs. Nelson Forrest have returned from their two weeks trip through HURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1989 Mrs. Laegeler was clected to the For reference read Luke:33â€"46. Imagine the embarrassment of your windows when they are clad in "CURTAIN SCANTIES"â€"<curtains that shrank. You can save many disappointments in curtain rejuvenâ€" ating if you‘ll do one very simple thing. Just call HIGHâ€" LAND PARK 177â€"178. © Soin The RAimade To ... LENTEN MEDITATION _ | Of Moraimne Socials CURTAIN SCANTIES 'P:O.Wd urnr:aua.n-w * SHORELINE PAINT and GLASS CO. tion. She has been a resident of Highland Park for many years. One of her children has graduated from the Elm Place school, another is in school there now, and a third is in the Greenbay Road school. Mrs. Laegeler is very active in Girl Scout and P.T.A work. The election will be held on Satâ€" urday, April 8, at the Elm Place school from 12 until 7 p.m, All citâ€" izens of School District 107 are urged to vote. Robert L. Grinnell, present inâ€" cumbent, will seek reelection . as President of the Board. Margaret W. Rieser, a member of the board is also seeking reelection. D. Dean Mc Cormick, is a new candidate for election as a memâ€" ber of the board. He is seeking the vacancy caused by the resignation of Joseph B. Garnett. Ridge schools, the election of a President and two members of the Board will be held Saturday, April 8th. The polling place will be the As in all other districts polls will be open from 12 to 7 p.m. coln; Ravinia, Braeside and West Lineoln school. In district 108, comprising, Linâ€" everything it touches. Kasy to clean as Por: celain. Quick dryâ€" O lng .and very Dip your bruch in Art Sparâ€" 89c . P. 431 then James Hammond, a former resiâ€" dent of Highland Purk, died Satâ€" urday at Lake County hospital, Fuâ€" neral services were held Tuesday at Kelley‘s chapel, with burial in Mr.‘ Hammond was cwlx‘ by Mr. Cushing as a painter at Moâ€" raine hotel for many years. Funeral services for Frank A. Hills, former resident of Highland Park who died in St. Louis Saturâ€" day, were held Tuesday morning at 11:80 o‘clock «t Northshore Garâ€" den of Memories, J Another of Hollywood‘s screen notables has become addicted to thorâ€" oughbred horseflesh. This time it is Spencer Tracy, long an enthusiasâ€" tic equestrian, who has taken up polo to get more excitement and acâ€" tion for his money. Recently on one of his fiying trips between Holyâ€" wood and New York, Spence, as he is familiarly known to his intimate Former Employee years. He and his wife came to Highland Park in 1925 and purâ€" chased a home at 1329 S. St. Johns .v-n.-hnfi&midd-fl the death of Mrs. seven years later. He then went to live with his niece, Mrs. W. J. Nelson, of Broadview avenue. Former Resident Is Buried Tuesday Mr. Hills, who was 79 years old, had been associated in the newspaâ€" per and printing business for many Spencer Tracy Calls on Highland Parker friends, stopped over in Chicago long enough to pay a call on Harry Aiston, head of the famous firm of Df Moraine Hotel Passes On March 18 An important feature of Wilson‘s new, modernized Certified Pure LARD is its sweet, wholesome flaver, It makes food taste so much better. Another feature of this fine new lard is that it is easily digested and assimilated by the body. Even rich goiden butter is no more digestible. So remember thisâ€"Wilson‘s new, modernized Certified Lard not only gives you richer, shorter, more tender pastries wiILson‘s Qréified A NEW, MODERNIZED uies sfoalle | The natural feod shortening for flavor and economy *KB PRB#Ss boot and custom ounded in London in M bears P rame e e ied Tt whin n at 918 Ridgewood drive for the past 14 n‘l‘nq..l.‘ll.hm The famous movie star, winner of the academy award along with Bette Davis, expressed his pleasure on learning that Aiston has taken a longâ€"term lease on larger Michigan avenue quarters and is investigating the feasability of opening a branch shop in Holywood. Occupied with these plans and a branch shop at Tryon, N.C., maintained during the fox hunting season, the young head of the firm has little time for social, sport or any other outside activities. Smith Unit No. §01â€"met recently at thhomootln.h.lnfih’. home for a pot luck luncheon und spent the afternoon sewing carpet rags, which are to be taken to the Veterans hospital at North Chicago. There have been a series of these sewing sessions which will continue a few more weeks. This is just a part of the rebabilitation work that is being done. Mrs, Harvey Reber, chairman, has announced that anyâ€" one who has magazines which would interest men, or sewed carpet rags they cannot use, and golf balls, may bring them to her home at 391 North avenue, or call her at H.P. 656. Before taking to the sky on his way westward Tracy ordered a cusâ€" tom made pair of Aiston polo boots. Other famous customers whose names are found on the books of this shop are Fred Astair, Amos and Andy, Frank Buck, Wallace Berry, Tito Schipa, literally a "who‘s who" of stage and screen. Stupey Smith Unit Aid Rehabilitation Work at Hospital @a,¢ #. but the richer, more wholesome Aever and easy, butterâ€"like digestibility that all professional cooks and chefs prefer. Try Wilson‘s new Certified Lard. Comâ€" pare the fliavor and tenderness you get. Judge for yourself. This new lard comes in parafineâ€"protected cartons only.Never offered in open bulk. And it costs less than smy substitute for pure lard. See your nearby Wilson desler or telephone us, for his name. Review Mayoralty Candidates for Coming Election (Continued from Page 1) Minnesota where he was engaged in selling lumbering tools, Toward thd-.dth“m he returned to Chicago and the brokerage business. â€" Shortly after that he joined the First Infanâ€" try of the National Guard and in 1898 went to the Spanishâ€"American War from which he emerged a corâ€" poral in the First olunteer Infantry. P_l”blfl-l‘olfz brokerage career, at > of that time became associated with the Chicago office of Swift and Co., where he remained thirty years. During this period he trained at Fort Sheridan for service in the World War and was commissioned as a Captain. He served overseas from December, 1917 to the duraâ€" tion of the war and returned to this country in September, 1919 to reâ€" sume his position at Swift and Co. In 1986 he was appointed to the Lake County Board of Review, his term expiring in December of 1988. 4 Months Old Boy Dies of Suffocation Edwin Arnold Sunstrom, Jr. the four months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Arnold Sunstrom, 512 S. Sheridan road was found dead in The mother had visited the child‘s ropm sometime previous to the disâ€" covery of his death and according to reports was sleeping peacefully. At 5 o‘clock she again visited the Major Ronan has been a resident of Highland Park for twenty years during which time he has gained his crib late yesterday afternoon. an intimate knowledge of the city long and successful career in busiâ€" ness, coupled with his knowledge of the city, will fit him for the office 11 Imparts lasting freshness 10 Wide range of plasticity 4 Easily assimilated l I IMP O RTA N T QUALITIES OFP THIS New MODERNIZED WILSON‘$ CERTIFIED 2 Maintained uniform quality 3 High outritive valne 5 Great shortening value 6 Economical to use 7 Sweet, wholesome Asvor 9 Laboratory controlled LARD 1 As digestible as butter Give Entertainment ‘atGraeeG-reh Tuesday Evening An entertainment featuring a "School Room Play" tumbling* act with Ralph Sutherton and bis tumâ€" blers, and the "Wedding of Ings Muaric Petersen and Gustaf Arne Gustafson" and various musical seâ€" lections will be presented by the Council Aid of the Grace Methâ€" odist church. ‘The program will be given Tuesday evening, March 28, at 8 p.m. ‘The public is invited. room to find her child dead. Suffoâ€" cation was believed to be the cause. but their efforts were futile Funeral services will be held Friâ€" day morning at Kelley‘s chapel. Dr. L. W. Sherwin officiating. EVANS FEED STORE MMm BOLLAWNS AND @ARDBHS A Product of Swift & Company Buy from your own déaler FEED YOUR LAWH NOW! You can obtain the best results by feeding your lawn the clements 1 ir from the soil. It‘s clean, Vigoro supplies all 11 of the complete plent