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At the State High School Music eonteat, held last Saturday in Glen Ellyn. the entrant.- from the loco] school acquitted themselves moot creditably. Receiving a "Fir-t Ret- ing' were Arthur Dubin, pianist: Jemeo Krona, violinist, and Walter O’Weiu. French horn, while Con- stance Koebelin, violini-t. boil Pl mer, violinist, mine Wertheimerr violinint and Rose Merle Barrett, double but ployer, received "acorn! retina” 'Tit ntingl' mun ex-' cellent. end "Second retina" meon‘ superior renditions end obility. An even larger nitendnnce in ex- pected at this coming concert than was present in March. and all mullc lovers in the vicinity ere invited to nail themselvea of this opportunity to heu- beeutifui music performed by talented young musician. Ticket.- cu: be bought " the door for the Ieoond Spring Concert to be any, April 27, " 8:80. The program held in the school tutditorfum Sun- wm be under the leadership of Mt. Harold N. Inch. end the Choir with Mr. Welter Aaehenttrenner a con- ductor. Mm. Harry G. Peru ha been treasurer of the club for four yeerI. nut vice-president for three years, he: served on may committee. and been a member of the club since 1915. The culmination of her many activities in now the presidency of the club and all of the member. look forward to two moot aucceui'ul yen: under her able end inspiring guidance. SPRING CONCERT President, Mu. Harry G. Peru; mould vtee-preatdent, Mrs. C. Ku- gene Patter; recording Iecremry. Mm. June- A. Devin; corresponding secretary, Mu. David Levin-on; treaaurer, Mm. Karl Wagner; unan- cinl secretary. Mn. Willinm L Pierce; loch! chairman, Mrs. Tom Leeming; ttaqsitality, Mrs. J. B. Bncken; program, Mm. Clnburn E. Jones; preu and publicity. Mn. Frederick Olmited Toot; home and grounds, Mrs. Carl T. Anderson; a- nance, Mrs. Alonzo A. Tenney; bud- get, Mrs. Poyntz M. Murray; home and education, Mn. Baker A. Hun? llton; tine em. Mrs. Benedict K. Goodman; Social Service. Mrs. Gro- ver Q. Grady; fuminhhu. Mn. Charles B. Dana; member without portfolio. Mrs. Herbert Smith. The hon-d of manager- tor the yen of 1941-1942 I. " renown: New 1941-1942 Board CIIOIOII at Annual Meeting Held Tue-day The ennui meeting end spring luncheon of the Highland Perk Women'e club we: held on Tueedey, April 22, at the club house with membere attending. After the elec- tion of the new board members, the manic department pretreated 1 joint recital by Cntherine McCutcheon Baker. eopreno. end Millicent Chap- men Cooke. pianist. m coetume. they depicted the three cm of America: muMe--Ittdian, coloninl end contem- pornry modern. "n-c-Demi--, lhrdiu ehrdlnh Mrs. Harry Pertz Heads Woman’s Club Volume xxx TY Highlanh Park Press Dr. and Mn. Robert Banner (June: Strum) Ire lpendlng the Bummer with Mn. Hennar'l parents, Mr. and Mm. Melvin L. Straw. 2315 N. Sheridan road, Glencoe. I. hoped that n good attendance will tum out for the opportunity not only of seeing “Chooee To Live," but of leaning the prom being mule In the medical world tn the tteid ot moor. Everyone in Invited to at- tend, " 8:00 p.m.. Monday, April 28. at Abbott ubontorlel Auditorium in North Chicago. There win be no eliminator: tee. There will be tells: by Dr. J. A. Wolfer, Chicago chairman of the Fight Arum-t Cancer protect and Women's Field Army, and Dr. Fred- erick Beater of kaegnn, who bu charge of the lake County Field Army end Cancer project This meeting I. open to the public. end it upon-cramp of the Woman- auxil- lary to the Lake County Medical lociety. m movie la a highly en- tertaining and Inatructlve approach to the subject of cancer. It. ding- noeu and treatment. It was tttttted In Hollywood, and the out include. such wen-known actors and acne-o ea an: Richard Gordon, Helen Haw- ley, Bertram Htckaon. Wyorley Birch. tortum 111N011): Chicago, under: Ea On Monday, April 28, n 8 pan. tttemwiiitt-tsowinrofttte moving picture entitled “Choose To Live" at Abbott Liberator-lea audi- "Choose To Live," Educational Film, Open to Public A week: m of new“: ”new" the-M but" Saturday, April :1. Runner Eminence! Lutheran Church will eete0rete the Illicit "t'tit'e"Ir' of In founding on Sunday. MI, d. Celebrates 50th Birthday Highland Park, Illinoil. April 24, 1941 At the recent guest night stunti- ed by members. their M and the once" of the club upon-0nd Sen Scout ship "mgttinmur" much interact was about in summer plan- which include ruin; Along the dune Iouthwlni (0th Wilmette in midi- tion to the popular triangle com-lea. With the ttmt race only about I month any and the junlor nun- ber-hlp elucidation developing. committees Ire up to the an. In work for the North Shore Yacht club. Que-u Invited to the luncheon In In. Bun B. Place. Btqrertttteetdmtt; m- Jeannette Town-end, omen-Inn Maury; In. Vincent P. can, president of the Woman', gunnery; All the Center preddentl; Ind the new memberl of thin ot-tmums-- Mu. Richard Allenby. Kn. Irvin; Bamett, Mm. v. H. Moms, In. John McBride, In. Bryon Pemult, In. Den Hummer, In. J. B. Marigold, In. Robert Morris, In. Hasty Fordtnn, Kn. John B. Steven. In. F. P. “new. In. Albert Lnuer. Mm. J. F. Blckmore, In. Robert Senders. Mu. H. C. News, Kn. Dunne Clinton, In. J. R. Bull Jr., Mm. K. M. ”chem. In. P. B. nudge, and In. Fred M. kw. Plans Busy Season Infant Welfare Spring Luncheon At Emoor April 28 Member- or the 'Ntt1nntt Puk- Ravinia Caner of Chm will hold their mun uprln; luncheon at Ik- moor Country club on Monday. April Mth. Thers-tsluts-tttttet-tttot- may». mesttesuryttrrrtg,m- mayhcwolouotM'u m1xc4.cnunuauu¢- [yawn-hummus“ program dim. manhunt- opu and: “um and a“ "tdn3t-iesermrtttttttg-ttt ttetrtvtudtomit-ftttemesttt.. tu.wttttenrtngeeh-esri- MP.andMtcArtttatrt-t-. 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Ofbterotrttetttt-ttnn. l'tatetnd at HM - try 003mm"; [am I»; Conan-du- (he Am. _ Pefediratitaondo-mtrwto ta1repiaoetrtegmttotttt-%ev- be In! club It " N. Mn Tnd"8rr.rn.nndnrttittere-t by I panda oethe lulu-lain Drum-admoomwuoac- mundane-mummy: mPtofttseoommttrtttyo-t 1:80 pm. Tttey-tti-ttoth. club qmmmbnlnlld Bugueoerewttt-neattttretsesn 'rmkrth.dimesttmtoe-tome tter,dimetorttettt-. Thepmgmmioagtttmm.. Advnnetrtgthe Nation-l Colon by ttteAmee%.atuqtoeL WEN-“III. Ad.tiralD.qrld Mlle-uh“ WM'ammm 'tirh"etuestt'tortttts-itete the Continuity PM!“ for tta. titatnl Nun. now want, W 'mmrutttoedtoatrd.amsdren- '"erSrrtirr,.t8pasogtd- "nrtmtttrrrsu.toariarhtta.a-t 'hthwttnttraatmt-dwttttte. “WNW. Dedicate Service Menu Club Sunday Nil-b0! O