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ed?" is the subâ€" debated at , the auditorium, Sherâ€" : place, Highland ‘uesday, _Feb.â€"18. cen arranged unâ€" hip of the Keep ‘ar Congress, and Defend America lies. 1, well known lec= ional affairs and hicago committee nerica by Aiding hold the affirmaâ€" n in debate with ueger of the deâ€" omics, University er of the execuâ€" the Keep America ess. A well known ersity of Chicago ment of the Hi chool. e and everyone vital subject 1 for juniors and uctions are held s: Adults, Sunâ€" Woman‘s Auxâ€" ie Parish House nday, Februsry en. rorship. Lssociation; sewâ€" ressings. be chairmaned bY urwell of the s0oâ€" Keller, Rector 1 Ave. Feb. 16â€" ‘ommunion. rch school serâ€" o‘clock, in the y afternoons at ish house; girls, ms at 4 o‘clock iss Ann T. Reid, nd Bill ige, Feb. 18 he chapel servâ€" rayer and y Scouts. Troop uary 13, 1911 en Avenues H.P. 263 D.D., Minister Asst, Minister Choir rehearsal. ould the Leaseâ€" Church I for beginners be served> at ciety. 1 Chureh Thursday, Feb. 13, 4 p.m., Junior Chess club; 7 p.m., Chess club; 8 :.. Young Men‘s club, Craft guild, G:\ither league, Camera club. Friday, Feb, 14, 1 p.m., Girl Scout Leaders‘ luncheon. ._.Saturday, Feb. 15, 9:30 a.m., Junâ€" ior Airplane club.â€" _Monday, Feb. 17, 1 p.m., Red Cross First Aid class; 4 p.m., Stamp club; 7 p.m., Table Tennis club. Tuesday, Feb. 18, 8 p.m., Comâ€" munity Choral club, Craft guild. ~Wednesday, Feb. 19, 4 p.m., Junâ€" ior Craft class. > â€" Thursday, Feb. 20, 4 p.m., Junior Chess club; 7 p.m., Chess club; 8 p.m., Craft guild. . f Craft Guild Activities Every Tuesday and Thursday night the Community Center shop is open to adults who wish to work on craft projects of their own. The shop is equipped with hand tools of all sorts and also a fine assortment of power tools. _ s Thursday, February 13, 1941 Mr. Avery Jones is acting chairâ€" man of the guild. Membership also includes expert workmen in lathe work and wuod refinishing, whose advice is available to guild members who desire it. At the present time: members of the group are making a variety of articles, including a chess set, cofâ€" fee table, clothes racks, and bird feeding . stations. Another use of the shop is for help in remodeling the old fire station into the new athletic unit. â€" 3 mc ns New Game Room ~_The new game room at the Comâ€" munity Center is nearly completed and soon will be open for use by the public. . If any people in the community have games which they are not usâ€" ing, they. will be much appreciated for use in this new and larger room. It is expected that the room shall include table tennis, shuffle board, and many table games such as monâ€" opoly, checkers, and parchesi. Athletic Department Use The Community Center Athletic committee is studying the best use of the new squash, court and exerâ€" cise_room. This.temporaryâ€"organâ€" ization is composed of Robert Childs, chairman; Harry Earhart, advisor; Tom Creigh, Harry Skidmore, and Betty Karger. Hold Final Rites For Mrs. Bubbett, Monday Private services were held Monâ€" day afternoon for Mrs. Alice 8. Bubâ€" be‘t, 82, Hiawatha trail, in Kelley‘s funeral home, 27 N. Sheridan road. _ Mrs. Bubbett died Saturday night At the home of her daughter, Mrs. W. M.â€" Burmham, with whom she had lived. She had been in declinâ€" iny health for the past two years. Besides Mrs. Burnham, there is a son, Richard H. of Glencoe, and a Aaughter in Florida, who survive. They are to help the Center to bPlan an adequate, useful program for the adults of the community. â€" Commum't, Center Ca l;ncl eP Musicalâ€"Luncheon And Fashion Show To Be Staged Feb. 25 The Trinity Guild and Woman‘s Auxiliary of the Trinity Episcopal church of Highland: Park are sponâ€" soring a musical, luncheon and fashâ€" ion show on Tuesday, February 25, at the Parish House. Mrs. Arthur Byfield is giving one of her delightful musical programs which are atways so enjoyable, and as this is now an annual evant'with the Guild, it is much looked forâ€" ward to. The fashion show will be conductâ€" ed by Mrs. Fae Riddle of the Patte Dress Shop, who has just returned from New York with the newest spring styles. Modelling will be Mrs. Robert Belt, Mrs. William Bromstedt, Mrs. Wim. Egan, Mrs. Clinton Fritsch, Mrs. J. T. Griffith, Jr., Mrs. Clayburn Jones, Mrs. Paul Phelps, Mrs. George Strecker, Mrs. J.~ K. Tyson, Mrs. John Wing and Mrs. Wm. White. °C The musical will commence at 11 a.m. and the luncheon and fashion show at 12:30 p.m. Reservations can be made by calling Highland Park 3018, Highland Park 4296 or the Church Office, Highland Park 985. St. Mary‘s Cemetery . Improvement Group ~Elects Officers The next meeting of the St. Mary‘s Cemetery Improvement committee will be held at the home of John Picchietti, 727 C;bxfggil'_avenue, on Thursday, Feb. 20,â€" at â€"8 o‘clock. ~ At the last gencral meeting the following officers were elected: presâ€" ident, John Picchietti; vice preéesiâ€" dent, John Cunningham; secretary, Miss Nancy Santi; treasurer, Mr. Flannigan,. . The following commitâ€" tees were appointed: from Deerfield, Mr. Cole, Mrs.. Mooney; from Highâ€" wood, Mrs. A. Ori, Mr. Greco, Mrs. M. Somenzi, Mr. P. Casario; from Highand Park, Mr. T. Ohlwein, Mr. George Schwalback. Anyone desirâ€" ing further information may obâ€" tain it by calling any member of the above committee. Le Salon Francais _ â€"â€" de Glencoe Meets at Mrs. Albert Raymonds‘ Te Salon* Francais â€" de ~Glencoe held its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Albert Ramond, Ravinia, on Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 12. ~ 5 Monsieur Rene Weiller, former Consul General of France, was the speaker, and chose for his subject "Robert, Cavalier de la Salle, First Governor of TIllinois." " Tea was served. Hostesses were Mrs. George Baldwin and Mrs. Alâ€" bert Ramond. C 188. 2 WEeeks mn%m"m-sq AYDS Reducing Plan and m lost sevenâ€"andâ€"aâ€"half ' second week. You use my letter if you wish. wmmu!.-m well satisfied and feel fine." â€"â€"Mrs. E. Pm Chicago. AYDSâ€"Sold by Leading Drug and BR Departmeht Stores 1 Reduci lost se T HE PR E8 8 The Y.W.C.A. Educations Dept. announces a series of six lessons in plain sewing for girls in the 6th, 7th and 8th. grades, on Saturday mornings starting Feb. 15, at 9:30 am. These classes~ will be under the direction of two senior high school students. (Miss Bean, their teacher, wiXl be on hand at the first lesson and will teep in touch with the class from time to time. The "Y" has received many reâ€" quests from parents for such inâ€" struction for children, at a nominal fee, and we trust that those interâ€" ested will take advantage of this opportunity. Please call H.P. 675 to register. * Plans have becen completed for the barn dance at the Y.W.C.A., Saturday evening, Feb. 15, at~9 o‘clock. Tickets may be purchased from the committee or at the door, and it is hoped that everyone in the community who enjoys an oldâ€"fashâ€" ioned dance will be at the party. Please keep posted in your calâ€" endar: Keepâ€"Fit gym lessons at Y.W.C.A. every Monday evening at 8 p.m. Puppetry classes at Y.W.C.A. evâ€" ery Saturday morning 9:30 to 11:30. Sewing classes for children at Y.W.C.A. every Saturday morning 9:30 to 11:30. i. M Skokie Valley Laundry "Of course we can come!" "We‘re always ready to go out now that I have my laundry done the Skokie Valley way ... " -‘ and ask about our service. Just Call 3310 Mother of Local Woman Dies In Libertyville Feb. 11 Mrs. Emilie Kay Schwantz, 71, a resident of Libertyville for nearâ€" ly half a century, died Tuesday at her home, following several months illness. She was theâ€" mother of Mrs. Peter Stewart, 637 Glenview avenue. R i a t ® itâ€"beâ€"hetd at St. Johns church, Libertyville, Friâ€" day at 2 p.m. with burial in Northâ€" shore Garden of Memories. L. E. Osborne Hurt In Auto Accident Livingston E. Osborne, 360 Woodâ€" land road, recentdy appointed state director of conservation, is recoverâ€" ing from injuries suffered in an automobile accident Saturday. Osborne was riding from Springâ€" field to Peoria in a car driven by a friend, James E. Geskey, of Peâ€" oria. Rounding a curve on U. S. 66, Geskey‘s car was sidesvgip\ed by an approaching machine, <~â€" _ _ ; 16 {2; E%'E ayâ€" Wiokus pu e Te