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ongregation elâ€"â€" : 2 ., Glencoe E. Shulman 10 :45 a.m., Sunâ€" 45 a.m., Sunday rning worship. ; nations now at igiousâ€" work at Avenue Neill, pastor 0 and 10:30 a.m. 0:15 a.m. eague 7:80 p.m ‘cago and during â€"â€"Joseph Henry ighters, > 7:45 . p.m.‘ _ mquist, speaker. with Methodist ut the _ United on ofler'filg will relief of British f missions forâ€" 3, has been set _ of new .memâ€" for membership it McGovern , pastor § m. First Lenten Thanks my deep appreâ€" ibors and friends iss Eliza Jane indness and symâ€" ® gince her fathâ€" i. Meeting of the igue. â€" > m. Confirmation 0:30 arch 1, at 8:15 ‘Russian music, rt, will be given of Pastor Felke, i to Elder Fred f the Spiritual son, pastor. bruary 27, 1941 nd Everts PI. â€"Methodist Comâ€" Park â€" ok, pastor utheran ethr»dist _ 6, 7:45 p.m. ir rehearsal afâ€" a.m. Morning ngelical nception a.m. â€" Sunday Kenneth L. Fox Reâ€"elected To Head N. S. Area Boy Scouts Thursday, February 27, 1941 Noarth Shore Congregational Israel in Glencoe last Monday night, Kenâ€" neth L Fox was reâ€"elected president for another year. This mecting was attended by approximately 500 men and women who are workers . in Scouting, Cubbing and Sea Scouting in the North Shore Area Council. The highest awards to volunteer Scouters for distinguished service to Boyhood within a local ‘council, namely, the Silvg\ Beaver, were presented by Mr. Henry Fowler, the Area Commissioner, on behalf of the North Shore Area Council to Robert F. Doepel of Winnetka and Medill Radloff of Libertyville. The address of the evening was given by Dr. Preston Bradley, pasâ€" tor of the Peoples Church of Chiâ€" cago. A very impressive feature of the â€" program â€"was â€"theâ€" â€"memorial service paying tribute to the founder of the Scout movement, Lord Robert Baden Powell, the Chief Scout of the World, who passed away Jan. 8, 1941. The tribute was made by Wm. E. Webster of Libertyville. The following is Mr. Webster‘s tribâ€" ute: ce o * & "On February 22, 1857, a spirit was born that was later to be known as Lord Baden Powell. "History does not reveal any othâ€" er person, who during his lige time was able to project his philosophy of life into millions upon millions of boys in practically every nation in the world. ' â€""It is tovearly to write the record. The judgment bf history may prove that the Scout Oath, Scout Law, Motto, and Daily Good Deed; the uniforms, badge, and. patrol method, contributed to the fulfillment of our hopes for an ideal society." "He was a great soldier, and lived to sce the futility of war. "The world‘s Chief Scout passed to rest January 8, 1941. => Troop 42 of Lake Bluff under the Teadership ‘of Scoutmaster Robert Wright presented a tableau very efâ€" {ectively entitled "A Scout Is Helpâ€" ful." The annual report was presented by Clifton G. Speer, the Scout <Exâ€" ecutive for the North Shore Area Council. The N.S.A.C. has grown every year since its inception from a membership.of 311 boys to a total membership â€"of 4036, This is one of the finest records made by any Council in the country. The Silver Beavers for distinguished service to boyhood in the N.S.A.C. were preâ€" sented by Mr. Henry Fowler, comâ€" mander of the council. Mr: C. J. Carlson, Regional Scout Executive of Region VII was an honored guest. In his remarks he congratulated the Scout leaders for their outstanding success. s Election Results ¢ The nominating committee for this annual meeting present the followâ€" ing in nwimtion as officers of North Shore Area Council for the Year Feb. 24, 1941, to Feb. 24, 1942: Honorary president, General Robert E. Wood, ll%hl.nd Park; president, Kenneth L. Fox, Glencoe: executive viceâ€"president T. A. Connors, Lake Ph:t: vice president, Milton W. Stein, Highlandâ€"Park ; visenpresâ€" Idâ€"nt, C. E. Piper, Deerfliek; vice president, l FoohnewWitnate, commedoge, CWil C. Huggins, Wilmette : m-um F. the annual meeting and Scout rs‘ Appreciation dinner at the The Fetlers Family, product of militant and unceasing fight to spread the doctrine of Christianity throughout eastern Europe, â€"will appear Saturday evening, March 1st, at 8:00 o‘clock in the Highwood Methodist church. There is no admission charge. a s Fisher, Highwood; finance chairman, Harâ€" old Peacock, Northfieldâ€"Glenview ; coâ€"chair« men, M. R. Hoffman, Northbrook; Henry Fowler, _ Wilmette: T. _ A.. Connors,. Lake Forest ; _Otto F._Fisher, . Highwood ; Robert National Council Representatives â€" Kenâ€" neth L. Fox, Glencoe; Pettee, Winâ€" entka; alternates, H. F. Grenning, Glenâ€" view : Albert P. Snite, Highland Park. | Chairmen of. Court of Honorâ€"Wm. E. Webster, Libertyville. Co-ebslrun. Milton H. â€" Wright, Lake Bluff; â€"Judge Warren H. Orr. Wilmette 3 ‘ Chairman â€" Camporal â€" Committeeâ€"J.â€" B Jackson, Highland Park. E Area Photographerâ€"C. W. Boyle, Deerâ€" field; Assistant Area Photographer, Fred Noble, Gienview. . : ve 6 McClery, Lake Bluff. Chairman ‘Training and Leadership â€" Rpubert _ Rober, ghland Park. Coâ€"chairâ€" man, ley,° Kenilworth. Chairman of Health and Safteyâ€"George Scheuchenpfiug. Highland Park. ‘Coâ€"chairâ€" man, Ed Whiteside, Wilmette. esnt _ Chairman ~Special Projects Committeeâ€" Robert F. Doepel, Winnetkh; coâ€"chairman, Harold Peacock, Glenview. Chairman Camping and Activities Comâ€" mitteeâ€"John W. Davis, Highland Park; coâ€"chairman, Robert L. Wyatt, Glenview. Chairman â€" Organization Committeeâ€"OCal Gartley, Lake Forest; coâ€"chairman, John J. Yowell, Glencoe. ; Subâ€"Committees * on _ Organizationâ€"Cubâ€" bing, W. E. Christopher, Glencoe; Senior Seouting, Will C. Huggins, ‘Wilmette. District chairmen who by virtue of this fact â€"are> also viceâ€" presidents: Wilmette, Cloyd C. McGuire:. Kenilworth, M. V. Hale; Winnetka, Allen D. Pettee; Glencee, Volâ€" néy Parker:; Highland~ Park, Dr. C. V. Nichols ;. Highwood, J. E. Enquist; Lake Forest, Fred Fairman Jr.; Glenview, H. F. Grenning; Lake Bluff, E. E. Hansen ; Deerâ€" N. 8. Service League _ Of Maternity Center . f Plans Benefit May 10 field, E. Hoffman On Monday, February 17, the North Shore Service league of the Chicago Maternity Cénter met unâ€" der painters‘ cloths an‘d carpenters‘ ladders to yview the spot where their annual benefit is to take place the evening of May 10th. . The Sports Shuffle is to be the opening event of the Moraine hotel in Highland Park. The hotel is unâ€" dergoing extensive remodeling and will be ready on May 10th when the North Shore Service league gives its annual benefit for the Chiâ€" cago Maternity Center. Mrs. George Harrison of 'gigmand Park, presiâ€" dent of" the teague, appointed Mrs, John Uagel Jr,. of Lake Forest as general chairman of the party with Mrs. Robert Kunz of Evanston as her assistant. Mrs. Howard Kerr of â€" Wilmette is refreshmentchairâ€" man, Mrs. Howard Gilsdorff of Eyâ€" anston is ticket chairman while Mrs. Jack Heitman of Highland Park is assisting on the Finarnce committes. F.. Nelson ; Northbrook, M. R. The United States Civil Service Commission announces an open comâ€" petitive examination for attendant, neuroâ€"psychiatric hospital, $1,2006 a year, in the Veterans‘ Administraâ€" tion, Downey, Ill., and Danville, IIl. â€" Applicants must have reached their 21st birthday but must not have passed their 45th birthday on the date of filing applications. These age limits are, waived, howâ€" ever, in the cases of those persons granted military preference. United States Civil : Service‘ Examination Application blanks and full inâ€" formation as to experience and othâ€" er requirements may . be obtained from the Secretary, Board of U. 8. Civil Service Examiners, Veterans‘ Administration Facility, Downey, I1.; Secretary, Board of VU. 8. Civil Bervice Examiners at any firstâ€" or secondâ€"class post office in the state of Illinois; or the manager, Seventh U. S. Civil Service District, post ofâ€" fice building, Chicago, IIL., fl:iyll be received until further notice. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM where the Bible and all the writings of Mary Baker Eddy may be read, borrowed, or pm Authorized Christian Science Literature in h, Braille, and ; foreign languages is also available _ HOURS â€"â€" Week Days 9:00 a.m. to $:00 p.m. Saturdays 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays 2:30 FIRST CHURCH OFB CHRIST, SCIENTIST LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO USE THE 43 NORTH SHERIDAN ROAD Phone Enterprise BR 1110 j HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS MAINTAINED BY H. S. Girls To Enter + Designing Contest A number of students at Highâ€" land Park high school will enter the dress «lesigning contest being sponsored by the Marshall Field Co. There will be several cash prizes and a prize of a mannequin doll. The students who will participate are Ruth Peddle,> Marjorie Garriâ€" son, Ali¢ce Adamson, Mary Jane Clausen, Gloria Golden, Mary Ann Jones, Marilyn â€" Hilton, â€" Loretta Lund, Jeanne Prior, Agnes Richâ€" ardson, Patsy Severn, Artie Tashâ€" jian, and Anne Pagliai. s € O NS T RU CTIO N LOANSâ€" : 435% 134 1. LaSalle St. Centr North Shore Representative G. G. BRISCOE ..â€"â€" Mighland Park 153 Collection of contemporary paintings and etchings, Buher, Locke, Jansson, Peyraud, etc. . e en n en HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS to close estate *A 380 Hazel Avenue, Highland Park Beginning Manday, March 3, 10 o‘clock Antiques. Set of eight Queen Anne dining chairs ; small fiat top Chippendale High Boy; Grandfather. Clock; Sofa; lLowe Seats, Tables, Chests, fender, andâ€" rons. * se t E; is " . Phyfe dining table, buffet, M,}nmfl. The Village Trading Post 372 Hazel Ave. _ Glencoe, IIL Percy Wilson Mortgage and Finance Corporation Oriental and Domestic Rugs, etc. etc Quickly and conveniently * arranged Funds also available for straight mortgages at low interest rates. Sundays 2:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. SA LE of Central 8270 16 i P § H taL bhes 178