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Deent and Shollows In fact, I think he lives too long; His reign is full of sudden turn: He thaws and freezes, chaps an And I, for one, would not demur At barring him from the calendar. But every rugged stretch must end, Andâ€"ie‘s, no doubt, a sort: of Serves to awaken tired old trees; Perhaps his function is to bring The promise of aproaching spring. February‘s lot‘s a strife To crowd too much in one short But, underneath, quite amorous; For softer moods he has a line . . . It‘s: "Will you be my valentine?" As January‘s smile grown thin, February blusters in ; . Round of figure, red of face, Much too brusque to think of go-cdnn‘ of a blunderbuss, January doubles for A manâ€"aboutâ€"town bachelor; Suave, sardonic, straight and tallâ€" Not the guy to trust, at all; 2 Sophisticated, worldly wise, T in his eye ' 1\- months, it always seems to me, Thursday, Jan. 8, 1948 ‘Anne of Windy Poplars‘ SUN. thre WED. . Jab. 11â€"12â€"13â€"14 "Bells of San Angelo" Telephone H. P. 2400 Special Children‘s Matinee Months of the Year (Repeated by request) FEBRUARY JANUARY (Clip for reference) The nicest thing concerning June Is the fact she‘s not immune To romance. Coming to hen own To the tune of Mendelssohn, She presents a glowing face Through a film of misty lace. Hers the privilege to wear wfinhhh&. in the sacred place, Calm and reverent her face, She vows solemnly that she Will fulfill her destiny. Then, as organ swells she tune, ‘Poised and prideful, lovely June Paces down the aisle beside The "only one", a happy bride; Wishing some friend Day", Economical of smiles, Innocent of woman‘s wiles; Rather cool and calculating, Seeming to be waitingâ€"waitingâ€" Deeming romance out of tune . . . Leaving all such stuff to June. May‘s a sort of budâ€"andâ€"green Something of an in~between month, Giving all her thought to showers, Birds and bees and leafy bowers; Viclets and daffodils . . .. With m:.h ears; J:fl.fl“ Just a hint of wistfulness, Undecided, all the while, Whether she should weep or smile ; In her laugh the promise chimes Of lamsyâ€"divey daisy times; So she trips along the way, _ Hand in hand with March and May. Coyâ€"fringed eyes of despestâ€"blue, CGLENCOE TMEATRE 630 Vernce Ave. Highland Park €06 f *That Hamilton Woman" Ther., Fri., Sat. Jan#1§ 1017 Ana Sothern & Barry Nelson ' Thhk Coming: ‘“'mul _-â€"-_‘ *"The Secret Life of Jan. 1112 Jas. 13°14 .N;MMMfl For gloomy days without cessation ; Frowns ferociously, awhile, ‘Then manages a wintry smile. . . . Decides, perhaps, it‘s slightly mad To dwell on things that can‘t be His temples besprinkled with tattle~ tale gray, And eyes that.are bland as a blue +summer day, % October meanders over the brink, With moods that can shift with We gladly relax in the warmth of |_cold and weary, ‘With moments that smack of the weird and the cerie; The H’Q of his gaze seems to ~waver and crackleâ€" His shrill laughter carries the hint Suggestive of goblins and creepy Refreshing the breath of his prox imityâ€" As brisk as the taste of a widelyâ€" Till we sense, that for all of his He is showing the signs of a sad mental case; ; ‘Then his reign flickers out like a DCCCE!S NCF Dersonanity In Junoâ€"esque, calm dignity; + Her tenderâ€"arms â€" her ample breast A place for tiny heads to rest, * She portrays, for all to see, The triumph of maturity. ... . A month to pleasantly rememberâ€" Serene and matronly September. And we turnâ€"with relief to a dull Tired old playboy August‘s one Who has seen his share of fun, Like a dog that‘s had its day, Leaning toward the philanthropic, Vision somewhat blurred, myopic, Vaguely gesturing to find Ways to benefit mankind, x !om’ol--&.hm. Curses! What was thatâ€"a # September, with an azure gaze, Ushers in the harvést days; Reveals her personality Stillâ€"inâ€"all, his mother‘s joyâ€" A yippy Yankee Doodle boy. Is the flaming youth, July; Vivid gaze and fl-z':- Plus a patronizing 4 Rampant spring uncoiling, An explosive sort of guy Fixtures light your way. a bit blase; 77 T H E 556 Detomble Avenue, Highlaond Park â€" Phone 2222 m 1880 Shermer Avenue, Northbrook â€"â€" Phone One €. Care Happ Grocery, next door to Post Office +. f many cities. She has since estab* lished her own modeling school, created her own line of cosmetics and written a homeâ€"study course on professional fashion and photoâ€" graphic modeling. Mrs. Wallace W. Muchlber, Coâ€" Chairman‘ of the house committee is making arrangements for the tea which will follow the program. Mary Lu Sanborn Receives Promotion In Special Service Work A lively spirit in him dwells, Expressed in joy and jingle which he stands. Ah, yes, December‘s loved, be cause t He‘s all tied in with Santa Claus dancer to become a teacher and lecturer she was ¢mployed by Montgomery Ward and other lead~ ing department stores throughout the country to train employees in "Personality Selling." In 1944 she became associated with the Patriâ€" cia Stevens organization directing In Kolly, bright aganst the snow, In evergreen and mistletoe; Miss Mary Lu Sanborn, daughâ€" ter of the Charles A. Sanborns of 817 Ridgewood drive, who flew to Germany last June, to engage in made Assistant Director of Recâ€" reation at the U. S. Constabulary school at Sonthofen. Prior to this she did, recreational work in Muâ€" nich and _Bad Tols. ‘The Sonthofen school was orig~ inally built by Hitler as a train~ ing school for teen age German youths as future party leaders. In 1945 it was used by the French army, and after the division of Germany into zones, it was adoptâ€" «d by the U. S. army as a training Good old December ham“h‘z-; training in border patrol work. fore the Ravinia Womans Club on ‘Wednesday January 14th she will To meditate the joy of living cxyh_h how any individual can acquire an effective and magnetic personality. She contends that anyâ€" one can enjoy a richer, fuller life by releasing inhibitions and reâ€" vealing his true self. Wipes away his sulky port, And, Scroogerlike, does a face , When Miss Lind forsook a caâ€" reer as a professional model and PRESS â€"R.B.0 den, the socalled "love nest" of Hitler and Eva. She also attended one of the famops trials at Berchâ€" tesgaden, and visited the spot in the Swiss Alps where many of the national Ski contests are held. taken to Oberammergau, where the wellâ€"known Passion Play was held for many years before the war. This part of southern Germany, writes that the winter is quite severe, with guantities of snow. Emblem® Club To Wednesday, Jan. 14 Supreme officers‘ night will be -â€"q!awrutl-ud club Wednesday, January 14, at 8 p.m. in the Elks hall.. the Highland Park Emblem club and supreme press correspondent for the State of Illinois, â€"and Mrs. Dewey Anderson, past president of Wankegan Emblem club and dis trict deputy for the State of Illi~ many, she has taken many interâ€" was formerly Hitler‘s private boat. Those to be honored are Mrs. REGISTER JAN. 5th or Tthâ€"7â€"9 p.m. HIGHLAND PARK ADULT EDUCATION SCHEDULE 10. Sewing M. or W. 11. Shorthandâ€"Interm{ 12. Slip Covering M. 14. Speaking, Public M. 16. Upholstery . M. 17. Volleyball W. .. _ 18. Woodworking M. or. W. 1. Classes meet once a week for 10 weeks. 2. Clesses run from 7:30 pm.â€"9:30 pm. 3. Feesâ€"â€"§$5. per course for District 113 residents. HIGHLAND PARK Hiew seHool Americanization Mon. & Wed. Art & Drawing Workshop M. January 12 â€" March 15 nished & installed by us produces heating comfort at all times! SERVICE® dent of the club, ‘has been apâ€" pointed member of the 1947â€"48 national convention â€"committee, according to an announcement made by Mrs. Mary I Graziadio, supreme president of the Supreme Emblem club of the United States of Americs. "Age is a quality of mind. If you have left your dreams beâ€" If Hope is cold, # If you no longér look ahead, If your ambition‘s fires are dead Then you are old! No matter how the years go by, No matter how the birthdays fly, You are not old The board will hold its regular meeting on Monday, January 12 at 8 p.m. in the lodge hall. BUTâ€"if from Life you take the If in Life you keep the Zest, If I Fou hold initiated by Mrs. Anderson. Blair, chairman, Mrs. George Bock, Mrs. Arthur Bock, Mrs. Otto Cortesi, Mrs. John Cortesi and As part of the evening‘s cere mony, 15 new members will be Fine Watch SWISS WATCHES A SPECIALTY > What Is Age? past presi Page 3