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Highland Park Press 538 Central Ave. Phone H. P. 557 Friday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Library Board of Infant Welfare to Meet Next Monday meeting of the Library Board of the Highland Parkâ€"Ravinia Center of Infant Weifare society will be held at the home of Mrs. Cloud Wampler, 884 Lake avenue, on Monday, Noâ€" vember 27, at 10 a.m. Kindly teleâ€" phone H.P. 282 by Friday for reserâ€" HLLogâ€" PRINTED WITH YOUR NAME 536 Central Avenue BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTSâ€"50 for....___._._.________ SYMPATHY CARDSâ€"5O RGF .......:â€"...0.â€"â€"coâ€"nrecemncovemcerourcices SOCIAL STATIONERYâ€"3 line addressâ€"100 sheets and MEN‘S PERSONAL STATIONERYâ€"100 sheets, plate and envelopes ........_.._....__._.._..__.__.. â€"â€"Let us service your next orderâ€"â€" We are simply bursting with pride and enthusâ€" iagm over our new engraving line of stationery BUSINESS CARDSâ€"14 styles to choose from, 500 for...$7.95 up LETTERHEADSâ€"For Business and Professional useâ€" VISITING CARDS AND INFORMALSâ€"100 for ..._.. SPECIAL PARTY INVITATIONSâ€"50 for ......._.____. WEDDING INVITATIONSâ€"Including two envelopes; §0 AOF smmmnromnminmmminnion, mm ns The Highland Park Press INITIALED SOCIAL STATIONERYâ€"25 sheets and 25 envelopes for envelopes for ENGRAVING On Tuesday, November 28 at 2 p.m. at the Highland Park Woman‘s club, Mrs. Fred Clutton will speak bef@#e the Garden class on "Gardens and Western Scenes" with illustraâ€" trons in color. Mrs. L. A. Hine will be hostess assisted by Mrs. C. W. Calkins, Mrs. Richard Mansell and Mrs. C. M. Garland. Mr. Kolteman is survived by his wife, Florence, and three daughters, Mrs. Irene Gallagher, Miss Grace Kolteman and Mrs. Mable Nielsen. Mrs. Fred Clutton to Address Garden Class Funeral services were held Tuesâ€" day morning from the home to St. James church, Highwood. Interment was in St. Joseph‘s cemetery, Wilâ€" mette. Frank Kolteman, a resident of Highland Park for the past twentyâ€" two years, passed away Saturday at his home, 489 Oakwood avenue. He had been in ill health for the past three years. An improvement in the business section on Central avenue, between Second street and Greenbay road, is under construction. A new sideâ€" walk is being put in by property owners on the north side of the street under supervision of the Street department of Highland Park. The sidewalk will be narrowed slightly to comply with the imâ€" provement which will be made in early spring when the street in this block will be widened to the same width as the balance of this busiâ€" ness section. The sidewalk is also being raised a trifie and the Second street corner widened some. He was born in Evanston, Sept. 17, 1871, and until three years ago had been employed at the city hall as stationery engineer. by Miss Priscilla Carver will read "The Family Portrait." All three artists are well known in Highland Frank Kolteman Dies; Funeral Held Tuesday Friends of Trinity Parish are cordially invited to attend. Furthur information may be had by calling Mrs. C. A. Wright. The November 29th program will be at the home of Mrs. William H. Barker, 179 Prosâ€" pect Ave. and the Dec. 6th proâ€" gram will be at the home of Mrs. Maleolm D. Vail, 170 Lakewood PI, Park. Improvement Being Made on Central Ave. Phone H. P. 557 1.95 up 1.65 up 8.95 The Community Chorus is happy to announce the appearance of Danâ€" iel Cobb, Jr., as Narrator and soâ€" oist on their program for Decemâ€" ber 27. There will be no chorus rehearsal on Nov. 22 because of the North Shore series concert. Members are requested to be out for rehearsal on Wednesday, Nov. 29, promptly at 8 o‘clock. Archduke Felix of Austria to Speak at Sunday Evening Club His Imperial Highness, the Archâ€" duke Felix of Austria, is to speak next Sunday evening on "The Reâ€" construction of Central Europe," beâ€" fore the New Trier Sunday Evening club at New Trier high school, Winâ€" netka. He is the son of the late Imperial Emperor Karl of Austria. His unâ€" cle is the Prince of Luxembourg‘ He is but 23 years old having been born in 1916. He speaks English fluâ€" ently having received his education from private tutors in Spain and Switzerland and at the University of Louvain in Belgium. He was at an officers‘ school in Austria when Hitler‘s legions invaded the country. in this dramatization, and they will represent the various Missionary groups of the church. At the close of the pageant the annual Thank offering for missionary work will be received. All who are present at the Vesper will be invited to remain for a tea which will be served in the social rooms of the church. A very imypressive pageant; enâ€" titled "Highway Builders" will be presented at the Bethany Evangeliâ€" cal church Sunday afternoon at a 4:30 Vesper service. Over 40 charâ€" acters consisting of young people, adults and children will participate Procedes from Book Fair week go to buy new books for the sehool library so every school child will get the benefit of the Christmas shopâ€" ping done at school. Magazine subâ€" scriptions and a resale table of adult and children‘s volumes will alâ€" so augment the fund. The Fair will be open continuously from 9 to 5 each day. Songs composed by Miss June Whitworth of Highland Park were sung by Mrs. Gene Duckett at the program and meeting of Phi Beta, music and arts fraternity, which was held at the Whitworth home on November 8. Mrs. C. R. Whitworth, the composer‘s mother, displayed some of her paintings. These same songs were given again by Mrs. Duckett at a meeting of the Highâ€" land Park Music club on Wednesday at the home of Mrs, Ernest Loeb in Highland Park. Fourteen prizes will be given out during the Tuesday program, inâ€" cluding two grand prizes, one for the contestant winning in the final series, and one for the best set of questions submitted. Each grade from the third to the eighth have written questions on books from which Miss Virginia Newcomb, school librarian, has chosen the best set for each room. A team of eight, chosen in preliminary tryouts will represent each grade participating on Tuesday night. That night there will be three contests, one between the third and fourth grade teams, one between the fifth and sixth, one between the seventh and eighth teams. The winner in each of these groups will be the boy or girl who answers the most questions correctâ€" ly and stays on the stage the longâ€" est. These prizeâ€"winners wil comâ€" pete in the final tryout for the grand prize. It is hard to guess whethâ€" er the children being questioned or their parents waiting to hear them give their answers will be the most excited over this novel book proâ€" gram. Daniel Cobb, Jr. to Be Soloist on Chorus Program Whitworth Songs on Phi Beta Program Pageant at Bethany for Sunday Vesper "Information Please" Fortyâ€"eight school children will be on the stage at one time answerâ€" ing questions put to them by their board of experts, Bill Emery, Naney Dana and John Hull, in a very aniâ€" mated "Information Please" proâ€" gram next Tuesday night as a speâ€" cial feature of the Lincoln‘ School Book Fair. The Fair will open Monâ€" day morning, Nov. 27, and continue all week under the chairmanship of Mrs. David Suttle. The Tuesday evening program is for the father and mother or any children accomâ€" panied by parents. _ £ A social hour will follow the câ€" gram with members of the k Fair committee, Mesdames George Hart, Burgtorf, Perce, Perreauit, and Earl Sprou!, as hostesses. The interesting tables exhibiting books for both adults and children will also be features of the evening‘s enâ€" tertainment. Fair, Nov. 27 #Â¥HB HIGELAND PARKE PRES# Mrs. Harry D. Faxon Passes Away Nov. 17 of Harry D. Faxon, 902 N. Sheriâ€" dan road, passed away Friday at the 2 short illness. Private funeral serv. ices were held Saturday afternoon at the family residence. Besides her husband the deceased is survived by one son, Warren Elâ€" lis Faxon, and two daughters, Mrs ® A laundry more capable of helping you meet the ever increasing demands of your home and social life. [ SKOKIE VALLEY base their reputation upon ten years of careful service to your community. Located locally it feels its greatest responsibility rests in pleasâ€" ing you. [[In token of this we offer you the only completely new laundry to be erected in this part of the country during the past fifteen years. We invite you to visit it. In any event telephone now to make a comparison and realize the difference. 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J Lake Forest 1023 Highland Pk 3310â€"3311 edicate THURSDAY, NOVEMBEE 23, 1989 ligious and mysterious types and will appeal to both young and old The public is cordially invited to attend these plays, and tickets may be purchased either from the league members or at the door. plays. The characters will be portrayed by young people of the church. Homemade candies will be sold by The plays will be of humorous, reâ€"