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The annual meeting of the Mothâ€" er‘s club is always a very successful one and this year invitations have been sent to Mrs. O. L. Olesen, an honorary member of the club, Mrs. Dwight Davis, president of the board of directors of the YWCA; Mrs. Theodore Osborn, of the coâ€" ordinating council and Mrs. Frank The annual meeting of the Mothâ€" er‘s club will be held Tuesday eveâ€" ning, June 10, at 6:30 o‘clock at the YWCA. Dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m. All members are urged to make reservations by Saturday, June 7. An election of officers will be held, followed by an interesting musical program and group singâ€" ing. Mrs. Thomas P. Clark, presiâ€" dent of the club, will preside. MOTHER‘S CLUB HOLDS ANNUAL DINNER AT Y After the organization of the permanent _ Deerfield Community Council in September a longâ€"range program is its aim with the propâ€" erty surrounding the school on three sides as the site for the munâ€" cipal buildings. The council will take under adâ€" visement a question of Irvin Dasâ€" so of the United States organizaâ€" tion regarding to what extent Deerâ€" field will aid the USO program which provides recreational activiâ€" ties for the present army and navy men. The summer recreational comâ€" mittee will have Ray Cox, seventh grade teacher in the Deerfield Grammar school as adviser and E. G. Jacobson chairman with Earl Hurt, James G. Russell and Mrs. E. M. Davis as members. The Deerfleld Community Counâ€" cil at its second meeting formed a temporary organization for the summer months with its immediate aim, a summer recreational proâ€" gram. The meeting was held last Wednesday evening in the school. Officers of the temporary organizaâ€" tion committee are: chairman, E. F. Nelson; secretary, Lester B. Ball; constitution and byâ€"laws comâ€" mittee, Milton O. Olson and Burâ€" ton B. McRoy, coâ€"chairmen, with Mrs. Charles J. Turner and Clarâ€" ence Wilson as members; publicity committee, E. F. Nelson, Lester B. Ball and Earl Hurt. COMMUNITY COUNCIL ORGANIZES SUMMER RECREATIONAL EVENTS JUNE 5, 1941 AIR CONDITIONED HIGHLAND PARK TEN PIN ‘"Duck Pins" in full swing. Also "Five Back" Come in and learn these two new games FOR RESERVATIONS Phone Highland Park 319 North Shore‘s Finest Bowling Alley Open Bowling Ridge school will observe field day, Tuesday, June 10th. Lincoln school field day and picâ€" nic will be held on Thursday, June 5, on the school playgrounds. ‘The Braeside school will also have their field day on that date, June 5. Raâ€" vinia school will have their field day on Friday, June 6. DISTRICT 108 SCHOOLS HOLD FIELD All purebred dogs born in this country and under one year of age are eligible to compete. ‘There is no entry fee, but it is necessary to be a member of the club in order to exhibit dogs. Arrangements for joining may be made right at the show, and the membership fee is only $3.00 per year per family. Further details may be obtained from the secretary, Mrs. Harry Lowenbach, Box 36, Glenview, Ill. Phone Northbrook 92R. MIDWEST PUPPY MATCH TO HOLD SHOW, NEXT SUNDAY The first summer show of the Midwest Puppy Match association will be held on Sunday, June 8, starting at 2 p.m. at the Suburban club, approximately two miles west of Hinsdale on the north side of Ogden Ave. (route 34). ‘‘Beautiful and tho it must be perience of the Tues., Wed., Thurs., June 10â€"11â€"12 For Unusual Entertainment with topâ€" notch Comedy see the surprise hitâ€" Open Mon. thru Fri. at 6:00 Sat., Sun. and Holidays at 1:30 m Mon. thru_Fri.â€"6:00 to 6:30 Saturday Matineeâ€"1:30 to 6:30 630 Vernon Ave. Glencoe 605 Highland Park 605 Wilmette & Winnetka 3900 Free Parkingâ€"Hearing Aids William Boyd as Hopalong Cassidy "THREE MEN FROM TEXAS" Amusements GLENCOE Barbara Stanwyckâ€"Henry Fonda AIR CONDITIONED Arthur Kennedyâ€"Virginia Field a pup who thinks more of belly ______ than his breeding Sidney Toler as Charlie Chan "THE GREAT MeGINTY" lus "THE BISCUIT EATER" Fri., Sat., June 6â€"7 "DEAD MEN TELL" e THEATRE + "THE LADY EVE" Sun., Mon., June 8â€"9 "KNOCKOUT engrossing â€" see . it the only movie exâ€" month‘‘â€"Mae ‘Tinee THE PRESS DAY I TD 406C Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday Thursday SINGLE FEATURE PROGRAM â€"FRIDAY THRU TUESDAY DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMâ€"WED. AND THURSDAY "THE LONG VOYAGE HOME" With John Wayne, Thomas Mitchell, Ian Hunter This mighty drama of the sea . . . a story of primitive human joys and hatreds . . as only Eugene O‘Neill could write it! â€" P lus Feature No. 2 â€" Gene Autry and Smiley Burnette Telephone H. P. 2400 With Errol Flymm, in his first modern adventure in three Keu-â€"cnd what an adventure! And Brends Marshall, Raiph Beliamy, Alan Hale. â€" Also Second Big Feature â€" The Girls Pwnio‘.ent Arms and the loy; Fall Inâ€"Love? Added: Cartoon. ‘Arrommiheod TDonkey ; Latest News of the World A L C Y O N Starring Joel McCrea, with Laraine Day, Merbert Marshall The Thrill Spectacie of the Year â€" Plus Hit No. 2 â€" "THE BIG BOSS" With Otto Kruger, Gloria Dickson, John Litel Added: Latest News of the World 2 â€" SMASH HITS â€" 2 "FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT"‘ DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM "FOOTSTEPS IN THE DARK" "BACK IN THE SADDLE" "ROOKIES ON PARADE" Latest News of the World Every Evening . . .. . 6:00 to 6:30 Saturday and Holidays . 2:00 to 6:30 Excluding Bundays June 10, 11, 12 June 6, 7, 8, 9 JUNE 12 June 5