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dMMnoflm of entertainment, or â€" other affairs vhonwuehmhwb- lished, charged at regular advertising rates. * R. B. Olson, Editor. = Lester 8. Olson, Publisher. Subscription rates: : $1.50 per year; 5 cents per single copy. $3.00 per year outside of Lake county, Iilinois. . > 5 THE HIGHLAND PARK PrEss meeting, Mr. Sherer, the moderaâ€" tor, reminded all present that post cards on the question of consolidaâ€" tion were about to be sent out by the P.T.A. council which was comâ€" posed of the two presidents of the 107 PT.A.‘s and the four presiâ€" dents of the district 108 P.T.A.‘s. The council had agreed that if the majority of persons returning the post card ballots in each district were in favor of consolidation, the present _ outstanding . petitions would be completed and steps taken to hold a vote on consolidaâ€" tion. â€" Conversely if a majority of the ballots returned in either disâ€" trict was opposed to consolidation, then the council would stop the eonsolidation ° matter completely. Mr. Sheter urged all present to mark and return their post cards and asked them to pass the inforâ€" mation gained at the meeting on to their neighbors and friends. The meeting was then thrown open to questions from the floor. It was pointed out that the City of Highland â€" Park : contained more than the two elementary school disâ€" tricts involved in this discussion and the question was asked why all of these districts were not includâ€" ed. Another question brought out the . fact that the teachers in the 107 district had ovéerwhelmingly votoed against consolidation, and it was further developed that the employing of special service teachâ€" ers could be shared with 108 even if the districts remained separate entities, as presently 107 had plans to share a special teacher with one of the schools in Lake Forest. Furâ€" ther questions brought out the fact that everyone thought that the 107 schools at the present time were well run and that the children were getting a good education. one in Highland Park wanted the best possible education for their children, and that it had always been the policy of the 107 school board to levy the maximum perâ€" missible rate for educational purâ€" poses and to spend all or more than the taxes actually collected. He said that his study of the budget of district 107 convinced him that there would be prac+tically no savâ€" ings in operations under a consoliâ€" dated district and that any new fields of instruction could only be paid for by eliminating something presently given to our 107 pupils. This was true because everyone had agreed that consolidation in itâ€" | self would not provide additional funds for either district. us A Resolutions of condolence, Mr. Horace Vaile, in closing for the opponents of consolidation, stated thtt::' was sure that all of the speak@rs agreed that everyâ€" district 107 had more past assets to contribute to the consolidated district, but that he was only inâ€" terested in the future operation of the sghools. ‘ He pointed out that he believed that district 107 could have the services of a superâ€" intendent as well as a principal, like at present, at no extra cost to the district. He further thought that new fields of construction could eventually be opened to the consolidated district that 107 could not have alone. ‘ Mr. Philip Ringer, who favored consolidation, pointed out that in his judgment it made no substantiâ€" al difference to the tax payers that . Mr. Avery Jones, who spoke against consolidation, told of the fine job that theâ€"107 school board had always done ; ofthonz&tht district 107 itself would have in the future that could be taken care of by its own resources; of the fact that 107 would become a minority ‘group in the consolidated district; and of many‘of the assets that 107 would contribute to the consolidaâ€" Just hefore the close 6f the onstrating how neighboring school districts could consolidate and opâ€" erate in unity. h z (Continued from page 1) _ . Highland Park should set an exâ€" mflopqoddfimupbydm- Consolidation of Districtâ€" Page 4 North Shore Ga« Go. 886 Elm|Street A Church for those who love > God‘s IF ord Cq..fui!y Tlnnh'iviflg Service Thursday, November 23â€"i1 a.m. SEE THE NEW GOSPEL FILM "BUILD HIGHER" SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19 f 7:340 p.m. :. Winnetka Bible Church 10:30 a.m. â€" Union Thanksgivâ€" ing Day service at the Betanwy ing Day service at Bethany Evanâ€" gelical church, Laurel and McGovâ€" ern. Sermon by the Rev. Gustay A. Pahl, Jr. 10:30 a.m. Morning worship. Subject: "What Keeps Religion Goinx?“ « Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 23,â€" , _ ST. JOHN‘S CHURCH (Evangelical and Reformed) Greén Bay at Homewood G. A.‘Pakhl, Jr., Pastor ; Sunday, Nov. 19â€" 9:30 a.m. Sunday school and Adâ€" ult Bible class. Shen is we need a typist in Winâ€" notka, Good opportunity to l‘.flw,.. , The monthly meeting of Bethaâ€" ny Philathes will be held at the church Tuesday, Nov. 21, at 8 p.m. for the annual election of oficers. Movies planned for this time have been postponed until some future time. Hostesses. are Mary Sleeman, Mary Umbach, Mabel Vetter, Eloise Weil, Sadie Wessling and Gertrude Zenko. ture. We have switched to use of propane which means an 11% â€"increase in our cost of that portion of gas made with propane. Your rate is BETHANY PHILATHEA To MEET TUESDAY, NOV. 21 ble to us for gas _ Last Wednesday night, week, a isoldier boasted of eating six pieces of pumpkin pie . .. What a man! . . . Soup‘s on every evening, now, at the unitp thanks to Jen‘s Cozy Nook in Highland Park . . . We wish to express our thanks to the gracious donors of cookies, cake and other nice things from friends who remember our hungry soldiers. . . . While we have no regular shopâ€" ping service, we are glad to help service people find articles needed by friends overseas. We luvel boxes for mailing, too. Because of war uses, buâ€" tane, a byâ€"product of oil reâ€" Out in California, a new record oil well depth of 15,â€" 500 feet has been set. > gas bill, Please suggest and corâ€" rection in the name, initials, â€"_Printers Ink magazine says "Postal clerks read up, not down. Don‘t write special delivery or air mail above address,. Place all instrucâ€" tions under name of city." A ~Christmas greeting card reâ€" ceived recently from Pvt. David Hennessey, stationed somewhere in the South Pacifc, heralds the coming of the holiday season . . . Mrs. ~G.1. is finding what nice things can be made in our Hobby shop. More power, Mrs. G. 1. . . . my Electrolux box. No servâ€" ice calls on it in over 10 years. We never had enough hot H2O while gone cither. Lots here and not expensive." Herald Christmas Season "Our furniture was in storage for over a year and the 1&}-. l_ missed most was One of our customers reâ€" cently sent in the following KIND WORDS: » Fairbanks, Alaska, reports a shortage of ice for home use. ~Now if they only had Servel refrigerators. ... .. We FRIENDLY PEOQOPLE® TOM CLARK : aÂ¥4t ACIC 10:45 a.m. \ Morning worship. The pastor will bring a Thanksgivâ€" ing message at this service. 7:00 p.m. . Christian Endeavor, Marguerite Spangler leading. 9:30 a.m. Bible scho6ol for the entire family. * 2 Friday, Now. 1 Prayer at 8 p.m. J: Sunday, Nov. 19â€" FIRST UNITED EVANGELICAL CHURCKE. : :>..L :: . 8. GreenBay at Laurei R. S. Wilson, pastor. Tel. 1731 Thursday, Nov. 16â€"School of Prayer, f 10;30 a.m. Union Thanksgiving service heéré. Rev. Gustave Pahl, Jr., of St. John‘s Evangelical and Reformed church will preach the sermon. Ministers of the coâ€"operâ€" ating churches will participate in the ‘service. | Saturday, Nov. 26â€"1;:00 p.m. Rehearsal of Bethany choristers. 8:00 p.m. Senior choir rehearsal. Thursday, Nov. 28â€" P 5:00 p.m. Junior class in Chrisâ€" tian Education. w 6 :45 p.m. Evangelical Youth Felâ€" lowship. â€" Tuesday, Nov. 21â€" > 8;00 p.m. Monthly and annual meeting of Philathea. ‘ Wednesday, Nov. 22â€" 11 a.m. Diviine worship. Rev. Lester H. Laubenstein will speak on Finding the Lost Book:" 2:80 p.m. Special rehearsal for the Bethany choristers. 9:30 a.m. Sunday. schodol in all departments under the general suâ€" pervision of Dr. E. D. Fritsch. * _ Laurel and MeGovern _ Lester H. Laubenstein, minister Sunday, Nov. 19â€" , +/ Shol‘n + % :/-WW gm, perhaps more than any other, should be 2 time for g;ving thanks to a kind Providence for the good things that have come to us. o 4 * There‘s much for which to be thankful. : 4 * 4 > Our industries have niet the challenge of war. With fortitude and skill workers have | | laboredlonghours,piroducingallof:hcchingsneededobwngevimodoubaflt.g ~ Our farmers have miled to produce larger and ever larger yields. A "salvo" a; them, and their Victory Garden ‘"cousins," for the miracles dne# have performed in | feeding a nation and its fighters. f ty ; | ; ns k j Our railroad workers continue their untiring, ‘roundâ€"theâ€"clock On them has | fallen the responsibility of moving millions of uniformed equipment and l . mppliu.nci:accomp&hmenchueamucddmdm. P t s ." emy es = _ _ Yas there ita "break in the cloudsof war"â€"an everâ€"widening break. Final | # ._.____. privilege that is ours to play a part in the swiftâ€"nioving dramsa. _ _ :, WELCOME TO CHURCH Lineule 17â€"School of Junior night. . CHURCH T HE PRESS _ 10;:80 da.m. Thanksgiving servâ€" ite. : [cluss. / L P * Sun% Nov. 19â€" â€" _ â€" 9:80 a.m. Sunday school. 4 9:40 a.m. Adult‘s Discussion group. 10:380 a.m. Morning worship. ~ The nursery staff will care for young children in the assembly hlll. LCC % 8:00 <p.m. Evening worship in Lake Forest. .. *‘ d » Wednesday, Nov. 23â€" 5 8:00 p.m. Men‘s club in the asâ€" sembly hall. ling Zaeske,. will be the speaker + Saturday, Nov, 18â€" $R , 587 W. Central o. PC r, pastor Friday, Nov. 17â€" * REDEEMER EVAN. LUTHERAN W. Ari:old,.pnficr of the Jefferson Park Bible church. \ Friday, Dec. 1. Annual Harvest Ingathering and fellowship supâ€" gr.' Specke:-nill b: Rev. Waiter \ Arnald krume : ol Anl . YiARinnals mee The picture is presented through the courtesy of Moody Bible Instiâ€" tute. \ Friday, Nov. 24, 8 p.m. "They Live Forever," a, pfitnro presentâ€" ing the gospel as it is given by Irving Moon to the men in uniform. Thurs., Nov. 28. Union Thanksâ€" giving service in Bethany church in the morning. ; * Wednesday, Nov.; 22, 8:00 p.m. Thanksgiving prayer meeting. ice. 10:30 a,m. Young People‘s Bible ult 1:45b p.m.. Evening gospel serv Te * Funeral rites were held at the Graceland ~ chapel, â€"Chicago, last Saturday, for Mrs. Frank Paisley, 2177 Lakeside place, Highland Park, with interment at Graceland cemetery. _ 4 Mrs. Paisley was born in Engâ€" land 63 years ago, lived in Canada for six years, then moved to Chiâ€" Services Saturday for Mrs. Frank Paisley A free public reading room is maintained by this church at 43 N. Sheridan read which is open daily from 9:30 o‘clock in the morning to 5:30 in the afternoon, and on Saturdays until 9 o‘clock. On Sunâ€" day the reading room is open from 2:80 to 5:80. Here the Bible, and all authorized Christian Science literature, may be read, borrowed or purchased. to triumph in Christ, and maketh manifest the savour of his knowlâ€" edge by us in every.â€"place" (II Cor. 2: 14). "Thanksgiving" will be the subâ€" ject of the Lessonâ€"Sermon in all Churches of Chrt:, Scientist, on Thursday, November 28. _ t The Golden Text is "Thanks be unto God, which always causes us Sunday school is open to pupils up to the age of 20 years, and is held Sunday morning at 9:30. Smail children are cared for durâ€" ing Sunday church service. . | The Sunday morning service is held at 11 o‘clock and the Wednesâ€" day evening meeting, which inâ€" cludes testimonies of Christian Science healing, is at 8 o‘clock. Subject of next Sunday‘s lesson Sermon, ‘"Soul and Body." _ FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SsCIENTIST t 887 Hazel Avenue This Church is a branch of The Mother Church, The First Church tlz‘f Christ, ‘Scientist, in Boston, ass. 63 Tok 2 lah i ho. 'fif e se e is i Py dsn ; CuAt hore seta 13 PP o FOR SALE: . Girl‘s threeâ€"piece winter outfit, size 7. Reasonable. Call HP. 1599. o LOST : Sunday Eve. Club Next Sunday evening the North Shore Sunday Evening club will move for one night to the gymâ€" ion for a lecture by Burton um of New Trier. It will be the Holmes on "Mexico Today," illusâ€" trated by colored.motion pictures. Want Ads is survived by her husband, a mgbur. Mrs. Frances P. Snow, :if‘j‘:}lencoe, two. brothers ‘und one r. go where she lived until} 15 years ..E'm;. she * * @, $ ... Aute z‘eo-otrl.cflu Co. Dynamic Whee cing Body & Fender ::mfinc Auto Painting â€" Blacksmithing 322 N. First . Highlgnd Park T7 Thursday, Nov. 16, Let us plan your dinner or party. R. C. MeCULLOUGKH | > Clcneoo 1594 Lady‘s cluster diamond Sentiment, Reward. Ph. 3025. D A HL‘ S I 1 0 Mik s en OMbopet.. sA o inss %’fi;r%fir- C eiec es T6 Fire wl For CATERING or o ies . [d carafer l ce T t t 4 oo on B