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The Highland Park Rotary Club under the vocational service comâ€" “fidw'.fll‘. Muwbhw Park Public Library a vocational fleuh:‘fl-cn-:“! of which contains information conâ€" cerning a particular business or proâ€" !du-dhm-g portunities for a career. mn’h'.hdrfl*b- terest to young people of high school age or those more adviénced who wish to decide upon their business of professional future, as well as by the Rotary Club and its members and complete treatises on individual business and professions. ‘The public is welcome to the use of this shelf and is encouraged to suggest additional volumes in which it may be interested, will be availâ€" mble within the next two weeks. Past Officers Night Is Observed By Campbell Chapter Past Officers Night was observed last evening by Campbell Chapter No. 712 O. E. 8. Agnes Nelson, and Edward Strenger served as worthy Gertrude Goosman and George Marâ€" shall associate matron and patron. Anna Carlson was conductress; Lilâ€" lian Swanson, associate conductress; Margaret Marshal, chaplain; Lillian tary; Adelaide Greene, Ada; Blanch Muller, Ruth; Emma Howe, Esther; treasurer; Catherine Levin, secreâ€" Strenger, Electa; Jean Sinclair, warder; Norman Culver, sentinel. Mrs, Minnie Strelow, was Mrs. Nelson‘s guest of honor and the candidate of the evening was Onâ€" nalle Johnson. As seoen as is Campbell Chapter has been honâ€" BEAUTIFUL ETON UNIVERSAL RANGE NOW OFFERED AT BIG SAVINGS! NORTH SHORE Gasa co. Now is the time to replace your old stove with Range. While our ROUNDUP SALE is on as women a you get a double saving . . . 10% TradeIn groupâ€" Allowance on your old stove, PLUS a liberal i nname FACTORY COâ€"OP Discount. Remember, this offer is for a limited time only. So don‘t wait! 1 Buy During our ROUNDUP . . . and SAVE! By NE FREEâ€"ALUMINUM COOKING SET a P omm‘ ~~~â€"~â€"â€" [ + You get this beautiful Tâ€"plece â€" perape®s i. will be furnished Tnnd * Tog Tontihy fetalacchs Thts bar Th '-“W“- ‘Thomson, worthy patron of Campâ€" bell chapter served as worthy paâ€" tron of Libertyville chapter. Deerpath Theatre urday and Sunday, October 18, 19 City League and 20, tells the story of a small| Vogue Cleaners ....__11 town composer who to the big | Team No. 6 .......â€"â€" 8 dtynulhu.-cq-nww "Featse No, J «..«.«« 1 for a prominent song writer who| Pure Oil Service ... 7 has lost his knack. _ Aund there| Highland Ref. Serv... 5 he meets the girl and they collabâ€"| Team No. 4 ............. 4 orate, he doing the melody and she| Wickham Refg. Serv. 4 the lyrics‘ 'Iiuuo-o a pair of| Moose Lodge .............. 2 "ghosts" until branch out for H. P. Commercial themselves, a situation leading up| Team No. 4 ................ 7 to many hilarious moments. Bowman Golden Govr. 6 Making their debut as a .-m ‘Teaim No. 6 ................ 6 ring team, Ronald Colman and Pelf s x=c 6 ger Rogers participate in a sparkâ€" Bowman Vitamin D ...... 4 ling set of movie adventures in | Class A Garage .......... 3 "Lucky Partners," which provides | Post Office .................. 8 an exhilarating lift for the soul such | Braun Bros .................... 1 _ Making their debut as a coâ€" ring team, Ronald Colman and ger Rogers participate in a sparkâ€" ling set of movie adventures in "Lucky Partners," which provides an exhilarating lift for the soul such as moviegoers haven‘t experienced in a long while. "Lucky Partners", playing Monday, Tuesday, Wednesâ€" day and Thursday, October 21, 22, 23 and 24, at the Deerpath theatre, comes as one of the season‘s smartâ€" est and most delightful laugh hits. Mrs. Mary Ehrens Is Buried Monday Mrs. Mary Anna Ehrens, 75, who resided at 1383 Prairie Ave., Highâ€" wood, died Friday in St. Therese hospital, Waukegan, following a linâ€" gering illness. She was born in Laâ€" con county, I1L., and was the widow of August Ehrens. 0 She is survived by two children, Edith and Frederick, both residents of Highwood. Funeral services were held Monâ€" day at St. James church, Highwood, with burial at St. Mary‘s cemetery, Lake Forest. at «o T EN Pins â€" Highland Park Ten Pin Ledies Won Lost Av Fell‘s Women No. 8..11 4 § Duffy & Duffy No. 2. 9 6 â€" 8 Swanson Plumb. No. 1 8 Toys Rerkley No. 1.¢ 4 Sisterhood to Open 1940 Season with Luncheon, Monday The Sisterhood of North Shore Congregation Israel will open its 1940 season on Monday, October 21, with a luncheon at which the presâ€" ident, Mrs. Milton Grauer, will preâ€" side. As has been the tradition for several seasons, the program at this first joint meeting will be presentâ€" ed by Rabbi and Mrs. Charles E. Shulman as a joint enterprise. Rabâ€" bi Shulman‘s topic will be "Fasâ€" cism Over Europe" in which he will portray not only the actual physical events of the war, but the spiritual values and personal difficulties it entails, with emphasis on what posâ€" sibilities the future may have in store for Europe, while Mrs. Shulâ€" man will deal with the same phases of "Fascism Over Africa and the Near East,‘ anticipating what may well be the future theatre of the war for the winter. Mrs. Benedict K. Goodman,* program chairman, has planned this program which will also feature a special wélcome to new members of the Sisterhood. In the morning, preceding the meeting, sewing for the Red Cross and local hospitals will be conducted as usual. ; There will be a sale of articles made by the blind, sponsored by Mrs. Edward S Weil,* at this meeting. Luncheon will be served at 12:30 and the program will begin at 2. Mrs. Abel Fagen, 481 Woodlawn avenue, Glencoe 1781, or Mrs. Paul Keehn, 1520 Dean avenue, Highland Park 4024, will accept reservations on or before October 18. The meetings of the Sisterhood are open to all who are interested and guests are cordially welcomed. Mrs. Milton Grauer is president of the Sisterhood. _ *Mrs. Goodman and Mr both live in Highland Park. Organize British War Relief Unit In Deerfleld Oct. 23 ested in the organization of a Deerâ€" All men and women of Deerfield and Bannockburn who are interâ€" field unit of the British War Relief are invited to attend a meeting Wednesday evening, Oct. 23rd at the Bannoekburn school. Mr. Ernest Reckitt, treasurer of the Chicago headquarters will adâ€" dress the group, and there will be an election of officers. Men as well as women are urged to join this group. No. 8 se | E> Business Men 10 11 13 To get votes for Wendell L Will =h&.‘ Park _ Willkio c is to start immediâ€" ately a checkâ€"up of each precinet â€"|in an effort to sign all who wish # :\ to jJoin as members of the club. we. | There will be workers in each of the 510| sixteen precinets who will issue an 802 | invitation to each voter to join with 602| them in working for Willkie and 687| voting for Willkie. This invitation 645| to join the Willkie club entails no rolls increase, there are more workâ€" 817| ers offering their services to the 765| Willkie club for such work as typâ€" 812| ing, driving cars election day, canâ€" 717| vasing for the club, etc. All offers 784| are gratefully received, as a comâ€" 765| Willk 812| ing, « T17 | vasin 784 | are : TIl | plete 695 | electi 694 | form: 847 T14 Weil plete checkâ€"up is planned before election day. At the same time inâ€" formation will be available to everyâ€" one through the Willkie club workâ€" ers in regard to absentee ballots, registration, voting, polling places, hours of polling, transportation to the polls, etc. Willkie club memâ€" bers have volunteered their servâ€" ices for all of these duties, in an effort to aid people to cast their ballot on November 5th. If you have any questions relative to votâ€" ing, stop in at the Willkie club headquarters at 13 South St. Johns avenue, or telephone Highland Park "Robin Hood" To Be Given Friday At Lake Forest School the Gorton school in Lake Forest. A few tickets are still available for the evening‘s performance at 8 o‘clock, but tickets for the afterâ€" noon performance have been comâ€" pletely sold out. Junior programs will present the "fibin Hood" ballet tomorrow (Friday) afternoon and evening at DRIVE SAFELY! * With the coming of the Fall and Winter months, when dusk comes earlier, there should also be an increase in the amount of caution used in driving autoâ€" mobiles. Particularly at night. National figures show that nearly 60 gerc_ent of all highway fatalities occur at night, when about oneâ€"third of the driving is ‘done. This means, then, that the motor vehicle death rate is three times as high at night as during the day. Â¥ Traffic accidents are also likely to be more serious at night than in the daytime, when only one in every fortyâ€"nine motor vehicle injuries are fatal, A number of causes contribute to this dangerous situation. A drinking driver puts in his appearance mostly at night. Motorâ€" ists after a hard day‘s work or a long day behind the wheel will find themselves fatigued and do not have the alertness necessary for safe driving. And last, but far from the least, imâ€" properly focused headlights or "oneâ€"eyed" cars contribute to a large number of accidents. Â¥ Remember the following rules when driving at night. Don‘t drive if you ‘have been drinking. Don‘t drive if you are tired. Have your headlights, brakes, tires and horn checkâ€" ed regularly. Dim your lights when approaching oncomine traffic and replace that burnedâ€" out bulb immediately. Let‘s all become SAFETY MINDED! * These messages sponsored by the following firms and individuals in cooperation with the Highland Park Press, Donald Bernardiâ€"Landscaping oratingâ€"734 Central Ave. Ermine Cleaners __ 1028 Clinton Court Smittv‘s Barber Shop Hirhwood 3710 "Cadillac Motor Car Division 22 N. Second St. Van Guilder Moto 106 8. First St. Huber Electric Co. Dodre â€" Plymou Eimer Clavey, Inc. 3882 Central Ave. Onesti Bros. Clavey Road & Skokie Bivd. Singer Sewing Machine Co. 21 S. Second St. Open House 39 S. St. Johns Ave. Mrs. Tipton‘s Rest 23 No. Sheridan Road Shore Line Paint & Glass Co. 99 North Firet Russell‘s Service Station Glass of_All Kindsâ€"32 N. 1st. Whiter‘s Auto Bo Skokie Bivd. & Half Day Rd. Highland Park Hospital 118 N. First St Campliments of a Friend . Herman H. Meierâ€"Contractor Larson Rros. Gari Alden Inc. H. P. 4109 32 8. First St. Brand Brosâ€":Tel. 249 Tieane Sarks Soies ~‘ . e A Prieds mc-cmu:d Cs. PnhhAn.â€"g::-layll. %l'%-nm Moran Plambing Heating Lichschuts Bros.. . Wm. Briddle 858 Central Ave. C. J. Shetzlevâ€"Insurance James Bowden & =MIM Farms Dairy 894 Central Ave. 53¢ Contral Av Hines Lamber Co. Deniel R. Whitney The Beer Hutâ€"C Dahi‘s Auto Reconstruction Co. Industrial Designer Liquors; Beer 1 322 N. First St. Ler=on‘s Stationery Store Engel‘s Tavern Gift Cornerâ€"H. P. 4560 87 8. St. Johns Ave. For Good Food Gord Segert‘s Pure Oil Service Husevetter Hardware Co. ‘Tony‘s Barber Sh Stationâ€"Skokie Hy.â€"DAd. Rd. Ravinia North Shore Gas Juhl-ulugn. Williams Grocery & Market Hirhwood Rad‘o 4 Smith Manufacturing Co. 423 N. Green Bay Rd. Rtoreâ€"017 War # Te " 19 uvkv Mighroot cky ~3 Â¥e. 76y s Central Ave. .lA'MAu 'm é: = â€". Highwood Joweley Shep _3 Pntcbiy hi Charralnt Bale Texaco Service Station Co. Line & Skokie Rd. Seguin & Logan Funeral Home 52 N. Second St. Highland Park 1 Co. 1205 Deerfield Rd. Hirhland Park Bump Shop _ 513 Elm Place _ _ _ _ J‘:‘u Colll-r-‘-:m Painting Shore Line Yellow Cab Co. Gord Segert‘s Pure Oil Service Station â€"Skokle Hy.â€"DAd. Rd. T fard Tuié Mieracturing Co. n 4 es n P M H. P. 2000â€"Always Safe At Sears Store Martinsville, Ind. Willis (Bil) Hunâ€" ter, a local young man who has been a resident of Highland Park for the last 14 years, has succeeded Mr. Bowman as assistant manager here. Mr. Hunter started his career with Sears in April 1986. In February, 1989, he was promoted to group 17 N. Sheridan Road Henry M. Bernard Jr. Workshop Farmer Beverage Co. 307 Oakwood Ave. Claude E. Mitchellâ€"Carpenter B:dnrdt Bea! .”P. ut 12 N. Sheridan ms::’ Lake Shore Creamery Lichtine Products, Inc. John Wittenâ€"Painting & Decâ€" oratingâ€"734 Central Ave. Smittv‘s Barber Shop Evans Feed Store Nelld‘s Sport Sho Singer Sewing Machine Co. 21 8. Second St. 39 S. St. Johns Ave. Mrs. Tipton‘s Restaurant Shore Line Paint & Glass Co. 99 North Firrt St. Glass of_All Kindsâ€"32 N. 1st. Whiter‘s Auto Body Co. Highland Park Hospital 118 N. First St. Herman H. Meierâ€"Contractor Larson Rros. Garage Service H. P. 4109 32 8. First St. Hirhwood Dry Goods Store Tinra Marie Dolce. N.D.S. Moraine Service Station Farl D. Fritech, D.D.S. _ T12 Ridewood Dr. Satmenzi & Son "h"” y Ave. _ H. D. _ §41 Central Ave. cavities in their teeth, each in the bnet d on d saw and heard each ofi::‘ the * the motorists crasy. Read all about them in the illustrated feature in The American Weekly, the magaâ€" zine distributed with next week‘s Sunday Heraldâ€"American. Corley Electric Co.â€"H. P. 5057 133 N. Second St. The Parkside Skokie Hwy & Deerfleld Rd. Geo. B. Winter, Mufl‘ty Meats & Groc.â€"387 Rog. Wms. Baum‘s Pastry Shop 522 Central Ave. Gandolf§® & Giangiorgl 410 Railway Ave. Battista Carani 464 Rower Williams Ave. Ravinia Shoe Store Ermine Cleaners Hirhwood 3710 Van Guilder Motors, Inc. North Shore Gas Co. Hirhwood Rad‘o & Appliance Rtoreâ€"@17 Waukeran Ave. Andy Jacoh«‘ Standard Serv. Sta. T in * 'mm & Service Matual Cosl Ca.â€"HP. 27 Kews Auto Scrvieeâ€"HP. 283 500 N. Green = Ra. Vorue Dvers s27 -.;'&?Em s9% *g & Iss Co. P. 126