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at the college . March 15, befor Alumnae council the daughter of O. Frisbie. Mr. ard My $. Sheridan Erie College a member of man Van D the ‘Willow at 10 Da Mrs. H in Deerfield Grocery & Market 380 Hazel Ave SACRIFICE OF FINE PAINTINGS M Mr. and Mrs. John Vix«*: of Pr : View are the happy parents daughter born Sunday, March M Highland Park 2530 WE DELIVER |e PHONE US TODAY 814 North Waukegan Road AF C QOOSPECIAL... Concentrated Super Suds, giant size blue pkg. 57¢ Crystal White Soap, large bars 3 for 10¢ Palmolive Beads, box 5¢ FAME, large No. 5 47â€"0z. can Grapefruit Juice . 19¢ No. 2 cans . . . 3 for 25¢ THOMAS J. WEBB COFFEE, Ib. sa ... #5¢ avid Aubrey, son of Mr. |and . James T. Aubrey, and Valenâ€" Hechler, son of Mr, Valentine hler, both achieved first hgnor ranking at Lake Forest Acadâ€" , Lake Forest, III. WILSON‘S CORNED BEEF, 12â€"0z. can WILSON‘S CORNED BEEF HASH, 16 IDEAL DOG FOOD Mr ss Beverly Manor roa linn« SUPER SUDS 1 mprovep SI id H TO CLOSE ESTATE Ige. box 19c NDAY, MARCH 16 in road. are Molendi, daughter of Mr LA iland Park Blue Packages Frisbie of 166 Lakeâ€" 1, who attends Lake ?ainesville,: Ohio, is : cast of Ethel Beekâ€" Veer‘s "Romance of Molendi L0 dA LIPTON‘S TEA Saturday FINEST ORANGE PEKOI Miss Frish Mr. and Mr Highland Park 1 Ib. 8Z2¢ | â€" %, Ib. 43¢ to be given day _ evening, + 21st anmual B. Carter of entertaining uche. Higâ€" fuge mt urrle Mart pital. no ting UT‘S HERE Mrs. W. H. Blessing is hostess to the Ridgewood Drive bridge club today at dessert bridge. name Frida «on . born Highland Barbara ind Mrs. SUPER SUDS along nicely following a recent opâ€" eration on her eye at the Highland Park hospital. WVEOT 70 ocm CONCENTRATED Mrs. Anne Daniels is entertainâ€" ing her contract bridge club today (Thurâ€"day). ind it the APC art ore im pu KLEK 17c Miss Ca jday for M The Walnut Club held their annual rty at the William Guyots Tuesâ€" Mr. and Mrs. William W. Wurm the traditional Freshman day night, March 21, in Durand Institute on the announce Broad view THE NEW sik Mrs dr s Catherine Baird is leaving y for New Orléans, La., where ill visit her father, Mr. John ird. Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Roush ving a farewell dinner in Chiâ€" in her honor before her deâ€" APC ening Aiston, daughter of . Mr. s. H. B. Aiston, 918 Ridgeâ€" rive, is Alpha Xi Delta soâ€" candidate for Queen of Lake ollege‘s freshman class. The ‘ the elected Queen will not unced until she is crowned raditional Freshman Dance night, March 21, in Henry ind Institute on the college â€" Bede, daughter Howard H. Bede tions on the Friday, Mare Park hospital â€"0Z. Cans Red Packages ivenue are receiving on the birth of a ay, March 7, at the 21¢ cans. â€"_17¢ 6 cans 49¢ Deerfield 61 4 Ib, 22¢ Deerfield 25¢ . of Rice THE PRESS of ~ Mr ticipating for the Community Cenâ€" ter team were Howard â€" Bowman, Charles Nixon, H. C. Betts, Bill Manâ€" gan and Dick Cole. An interesting feature of â€" the matches was the fact that Tom Kelâ€" ley Jr. did not lose a single match during the entire evening of ‘play. Negotiations are under way for a return match with the Lake Bluff Town and Tennis club to be held at the Community Center next Monday miht at 7:30. Kenneth °C. Bennett, II, 13 year old _ freshman at â€" Highland ~Park High school, appeareid last evening on the Quiz Kids program at 7.p.m. over WLS and the National Broadâ€" casting company network. Kenneth, who is a graduate of Ravinia school, where he was an cutstanding .student, . was â€" recomâ€" mended by Clark G. Wright, superâ€" intendent of School District No. 108 to appear in the radio knowledge contest. He. recently appeared in a test program and was accepted. The youth is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Bennett, 1640 Dean avenue. His mother is Rowena Benâ€" nett, who conducts the North Shore Creative Writing Class, edits a magâ€" azine and is writer of children‘s poems and stories. _ Center Table Tennis Team Plays Tie With Tom Kelly‘s Team On Monday night last Tom Kelâ€" ly and his three stairsteps, nameâ€" ly, Tom Kelly Jr., Jim Kelly and Bob Kelly invaded the Community Center for a match with the, local Table Tennis squad.. The two teams were battling fiercely â€"with the reâ€" sult a draw when the lights went outâ€" sometime after 10 o‘clock. Parâ€" ticipating for the Community Cenâ€" Musart ‘Club Meets The Musart club will meet Monâ€" day afternoon, 2 o‘clock, March 17, at the home of Mrs. Myles Dressler. street, will leave Sunday morning (March 16) for a week‘s visit in Washington, D.C., with a party of 32 girls from the Principia school in St. Louis, Missouri, where she is a senior. Kenneth Bennett II On Quiz Program NORTHSHORE GARDEN OF MEMORIES Here, where the world is quiet, is Peace â€" earthly and spiritual, and grief is lessened by the natural beauty that is an allâ€"wise Creator‘s gift to mankind, Serious thinking concerning the final resting place for yourself and family should be done NOW before comâ€" pulsion interferes with making a good and wise selecâ€" tion. Beauty is restful, and in rest is Solace North Chicago, Illinois The project was started in 1985 and is considered an important one as it gives these workers an opporâ€" tunity to associate with articles of taste and discrimination hitherto unknown to them; it puts a value upon creative design by producing only original articles; and it considâ€" ors design and craftsmanship of equal importance. This exhibit was collected from the articles so produced and is beâ€" ing loaned all over the country to stimulate interest in creative design and craftsmanship and a better apâ€" preciation for well designed artiâ€" cles. Mrs. Clarence J. Bassler, chairman of the Art department of the club, personally went to Milâ€" waukee to secure this outstanding exhibit for the club to enjoy. Included in the exhibit are black and screen printed textiles, upholâ€" stery fabrics, hooked rugs, handâ€" woven <textiles,: table linens, toys, games, dolls, furniture and pictures. Some of the books for children which are especially bound include songs, the words and . music of which are ‘written by first grade children. The printed textiles are extremely interésting from the standpoint of original designs of bold, striking figures executed in Rummage Sale March 20 The annual rummage sale of the Helen Taylor Carr Auxiliary of the Cheago Commons will be held on Thursday, March 20, at 1543 S. St. Johns avenue, from 8:30 a.m. until 5. p.m. standpoint of original bold, striking figures South American colors. Milwaukee WPA Handicraft Display At Woman‘s Club The Art exhibit for this month at the Highland Park Woman‘s club is a handicraft display from the Milwaukee W.P.A, handicraft proâ€" ject. This project produces originâ€" ally designed craft articles for use only in taxâ€"supported institutions. Eightyâ€"five percent of the articles are distributed to schools for disâ€" play to the art classes. A group of unemployed young de. signers with previous art training create the designs for all of the articles produced while some 300â€" 3,000 unemployed workers who have had no previous art training execute the designs. Thurséay, March 13, 1941