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* HIGHLAND PARK PRESS 516 Laurel Ave. Phone 557 Now if you think counting nine stars nine nights in succession is a snap, that is around the Chicago area, you just try it. managed it. Now we had to wait to see who the man would be that oflorultofi-hhntm-. Of course he had to an mn~ succession. But if we missed a night we would have to begin all man was we would marry if we counted nine stars nine nights in told we could find out who "the (And were it otherwise, The fault were mine.) Too bad your petty gesture missed its mark; But really, darling, one would surely be . . . . Not quite intelligent *. :did not one That casual friendships should be And lo! I stand amused, but not Though more important things obscured the factâ€" What pattern of behavior to exâ€" That such things coming from a nerson held A In high esteem might rankle. But get this: Subconsciously I‘ve always known, You planned it that way. Now it‘s JUST CASUAL l-â€"u-. Ne doubt you thikk you left me | _ NeXt door Because of what you didâ€"for one notes to friends, thank you notes and informal invitations to purties, to mention a few. They are convenient and ‘1oopeus â€" 3. 100 PLAIN ENVELOPES Thursday, August 7, 1947 Deepts and Shallows | Edges frayed, a bit blase; Leaning toward the philanthropic, Vision somewhat blurred, myopic, Vaguely gesturing to find ;n-u‘s-m-::u, Curses! What was thatâ€"a sneezse?! â€"R.B.0. said to myself, "NOBODY CAN BE AS GLAD AS I AM." .. _ Tired old August‘ wiAs het Soen h ie af hm‘ Like a dog that‘s had its day, * M-d.tl-ut.lhdu,pm to the kitchen to make sure what I heard had really been said. As she was leaving, with the recipe in her hand, she repeated for the third time, "I‘m so giad Henry is heard her say,""We gre all so #iad Henry is getting married. We were like Henry just as much as we like ent than usual but it seemed so b-c.lt-sngoodflh.nm vacation time for I lost consider -Hodo‘pmthisvuingm Henry‘s family were nice neighâ€" bors. It seemed to me that each and every one of them went out of their way to speak to me; even his father talked to me over the fence. I suppose it was no differâ€" About a month later, early one morning, Henry‘s mother came and that looked very old to me. I had heard of old men marrying young women. What was I to do? Was it for me to tell him he would have to marry me? I couldn‘t get married, I was going to school. He was working and could, of course, support a wife. the older he seemed. Every other evening I saw him all dressed up breathe a sigh of relief. n Cone se uons ho o 0 Henry comte and shake hands with me? How did he know I had just | finished my ninth night conntingt tricia Rmo“ wiln stars? I knew he was 23 years old‘s‘n*, Proug Are< TIRED OLD AUGUST â€"A.C.O. (Clip for reference) I would me. |Is Betrothed To ring | Colvmnist Whitt Schultz it °__The bride is the daughter of ih.nameuunc&mua as the family had been residents Of Ravinia for many years, and fhwnll!l'dnbol‘mm es well as in Evanston, where both the bride and groom attended united in marringe, the Rev. John Booth of the Evanston Unitarian Former Resident As Scene of Wedding The Highland Park Presbyterâ€" i-nCIlmhwnthae-uol\very lovely wedding on Monday, "July 28th at 4;30 o‘clock, when Jean Church performing the ceremony. _ The bride is the daughter of far north side, has married hunâ€" dreds of Chicagoans. He will offiâ€" ciate at the ceremony, planned for -mml-uh”hh_vfll depend upon when the young couple‘s new colonial style home, in Highland Park, is completed. Mr. Schultz attended Washingâ€" only daughter of Reverend and Mre: Will, Mr. Will, minister of the widely known "Country Quddthc_iv"onw't for charity fashion shows, is the The Reverend and. Mrs. Benâ€" jaminâ€" Martyn Will of Highland Park, announce the engagement of their daughter, Patricia Reyâ€" nolds, to Whitt Northmore Schultz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Whitt Schultz, also of Highland Park. Miss Will, a fifth generation Chicagoan, is an alumnus of Na~ tional Park College, Forest Glen, Maryland,. She also attended Northwestern University where she met her husbandâ€"toâ€"be. The two families have been next door neighbors: in Highland Park for eight years. CGLENCOE THEATRE 630 Vernen Ave. Highland Park 006 Open Mon.â€"Fri., 6:00 ... Sat.â€"Sun., 1 :80 6 and 9 1, 4, T, & 10 Adults, eveningâ€"$1.20 6:30 p. m. 12%:30 76¢ to 6:00 76e to 6:00 "THE SEA HAWK" Emel Flyen, Clawds Raines Miss Will, who has been a mpde} "IT HAPPENED IN "BEST YEARS OF 11, 12, 13 rsity, they as the scene H aqua marquisette over taffeta and ivy in their hair, and carried casâ€" cade bouquets of carnations varyâ€" ing from a very pale to a deep yellow. The mother of the bride wore a crepe gown of a soft beige of the ceremony, rather than at gither 6f their homes in the south, Fort Lauderdale or North Caroâ€" lina. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Trumble of Milâ€" waukee. The bride‘s gown was the one vh!ehhdbnwonbybcmd- mother, Mrs. William G. Cook, and consisted of jvory white satin with deep bertha of rose point lace, her illusion 'fl“m\m of the rose point lace. She carried a spray of exquisite white tuberâ€" ous begonias, shading into a wery‘ sisters, Rae Wolf of Fort Lavider dale,: and> Elaine Nish of Elein. Northmore‘s Home P r o d u-e-t': which manufactures and sells the Master Key, of which Schultz is After serving as an editor of camp newspapers in the United States, he went abroad as an offi~ cial Army war correspondent and later became one of the editors of the ~Stars and Stripes newspaper in the Pacific. For eight years he has written a special column for the Highland Park Press. This colâ€" -mnhuehnmihn..‘m times in accordance with cineumâ€" stances. "Here and There" was its name during his days at Washingâ€" ton and Lee university. Later during his Northwestern attend~ ance it became "Young Man About Town." During the war he titled it "I‘m In The Army Now," sendâ€" ing in his column <weekly even when stationed overseas. The past two years he has set forth his views in the column now known as "Let‘s Take A Look." ton & Lee University, Lexington, Virginia, and was graduated from Northwastern University. Imme diately upon igtrduation, he enâ€" listed in the Army. At present he is president of his R P Tor Good Printingâ€" Olson Printing Company The maid of honor To State Convention Delegates to the State cofivenâ€" color with brown accessories, and wore arcorsage of brown and green erchids. 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