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: Deend and Shallows President, Mrs. George O. Strecker; Vice Pres., Mrs. George W. McSweeney; Rec. See., Mrs. George L. Martin; Cor. Sec., Mrs. Allen B. Dicus; Treasurer, Mrs. Robert Belt Chairman, Surgical Dressings, Mrs. Willard Nelson; Chairman, Sewing, Mrs. Lewis B. Sinclair; Chairman, Social Service, Mrs. Dudley Hall; Chairman, Comâ€" munity Chest, Mrs. Howell Murâ€" ray; Chairman, â€" House, . Mrs. Charles Rubens; Chairman, Nurses The Annual Meeting of the Woman‘s Auxiliary of the Highâ€" land Park Hospital was held last week, and the reports from varâ€" ious chairmen showed much had beern accomplished not alone in the field of surgical dressings but in gifts to the hospital and nurses home, sewing, membership and social service. Mrs. Maurice Graves who headâ€" ed the department of surgical dressings for the past eight years, is now retiring, her record of acâ€" complishments having been almost unbelievable. For the year she reâ€" ports 97,839 dressings. The splenâ€" did contribution of Mrs. Walter Baldwin who turned in 21,096 personally, has kept the hospital supplied. This work is carried on every Wednesday morning at the hospital, and workers are very badly needed, Mr. Lamley gave a talk to the members voicing his gratitude for the much needed equipment the Auxiliary has provided, and* outâ€" lined future plans and requireâ€" ments. A letter from Mr. ‘Chas. Grimes from the Men‘s Board of the Hospital was received with much gratification. The nominatâ€" ing committee presented the list of officers for the coming year, who were duly elected. They are: Hospital Auxiliary Meets New Officers And ofttimes, reaching down into the gutter, He fishes out some phrase to mouth and mutter; A cleanâ€"cut word like ‘"Damn," devoid of smut, Would draw from him an icy, shocked "Tutâ€"tut!" Deaconic Profanity my hair Is he who nightly pours his soul in prayer Yet lives each day in fuming and in fussing Spouting his anger in "deaconic â€"cussing" ; _ (The phrase is not my ownâ€"at least in part, _ But these remarks are uttered from the heart.) And, for that matter, one can only wonder How he can pack such venom into "Thunder!" Or, sputtering out his wrath like kettle drums, . Still cast eyes upward, twiddling pious thumbs. s The character that most gets in With vigor that can make your stomach crawl He spits out phrases like "Goshâ€" FREQUENT TRA/NS darnâ€"itâ€"all * Thursday, Oct. 21, 1948 MmMORNING, NOON OR NICHT ... there‘s always a Nerth Shore Line 224 NORTH SHORE LINE TRAINS . . . for 20 hours . . . every day and night, afford a ‘roundâ€"theâ€"clock service unequalled for convenience and comfort. Yougomdmnemyflmeyonm...m are even more frequent during morning and evenâ€" ing "rush" hours. ' & frain when you‘re ready to go! Let the motorman be your chavfieur a ZiEEPMLE service for * the north shore suburbs® Plan Christmas For Oldsters The October meeting of the Ravinia Auxiliary to the Chicago Commons Association will be held at 1:15 P.M. at the home of Mrs. Arthur Raff, Friday, October 29th, with a dessert luncheon preceding the business and sewing. Reports of the Tag Day will be given, and plans will be made for the annual Christmas party for the Oldsters Club at the Settlement which Be Fireâ€"Sighted Home, Mrs. John Newey; Chairâ€" man, Memorial Funds, Mrs. Harâ€" old C. Gifford; Chairman, Lunchâ€" eons, Mrs. Harry J. Van Ormnum; Chairman, Thrift Shop, Mrs. Richâ€" ard Allenby. Heard From Snerd Snerd; 3 Yet even the stupidest have the art O1 sometimes springing something Th_ere:; menace in the burning If you spray your weeds this fall, Next spring you‘ll have no weeds at all. s leaf With sparks that creep and roam Watch lest the cooler weather Bring a hot time to your home! Does good St. Peter, noting things A Word About Weeds The stupidest coot I ever r.vd It Edgar Bergen‘s ortimer Snerd; Yes, for voicing utterance most absurd Quite without equal is Mortimer smart. . .. . And what a rare bon mot was that When he called Mr. Wallace a Comicrat! Catch the letter or the spirit of word? North Shore Florist and Landscape Service FOR EVERY OCCASION Telegraph Delivery Service Phone Glencoe â€" JOS. KOLBECK â€" 290 Greenwood Avenue FREQUENT TRAINS 6 0 9 â€"Radio Fan â€"I Wunder â€"R.B.0. North Shore Congregation Isâ€" rael is located at the corner of Lincoln and Vernon Avenues in Glencoe. Services every Friday night at 8:15. Visitors always welcome. takes place shortly before Christâ€" mas. Anyone interested in sewing for this busy Settlement will be welcome to attend the meeting. Congregation Israel Square Dance Coming Back To Lincoln Friday .evening, October 29, at 8:15 p.m. in response to many requests; Mr. Marshall Lovett and his concertina accompanist, Mr. Ernst Brandt, will return to Linâ€" coln School. Those who were in attendance at the last dance will be interested to know the same melodious danâ€" ces will be called. Refreshments will be served during the evening. Acting:as coâ€" hostesses are Mrs. C. Leonard Johnson and Mrs. Fred: Bishop. Regular Friday evening services will be resumed at. North Shore Congrégation Israel,: Glencoe, on Friday, October 22, at 8:15 o‘â€" clock. Dr. Edgar E. Siskin, spiritâ€" ual leader of the Congregation since August 1st will conduct the service and preach. The Sukkoth holiday began October 18 and continues for 8 days. The sermon on the subject; ‘Introducing the Book of Books", will refer to Dr. Solomon Goldâ€" man‘s recently published work, "The Book of Books". Services marking the last day of Sukkoth will be conducted on Monday morning, October 24, at eleven o‘clock. On Sunday. morning, October 24, the annual Consecration cereâ€" mony for new pupils of the Reâ€" ligious School will be conducted by Dr. Siskin at 10:30 o‘clock. |\__ for you to enter the @aZanaimarks Eszay Contest PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF NORTHERN ILLINO!IS | site" ecmarr l It‘s EASY to Enter BP Rerenticsted Aiastmalatinpac beo Group V | 3rd & 4th years High Nath'.ng 'o Buy.' Here‘s what you do to enter the "Our LanpomarRKs" Essay Contest Visit the exhibit of 50 water color _ Obtain your official entry blank _ Write an essay of 150 words or pointings of "OUR LANDMARKS" at . for the "OUR LANDMARKS" Emay _ less on your favorite landmark. Tell the Chicago Historical Society in _ Contest from the Information Desk why you like it and why you think Lincéin Pork. at the Historical Society. it important. BOYS and Girus ... Hurry! i ‘ 2 ! wr o e \\\’g’ â€" s »’ z‘ 4 ‘ f ' [ :'so im 22 i / Only a SHORT TIME LEPT All must be postmarked on or bdfl:.al‘:l No ber 10, 1948, and m- #Nmm&f 17, l,‘m, a. asses for Jedging:" / ‘*~ "*~ roup 1 _ 4th Grade and below fnglp (ha o Sade m’lb z-t:z.:n-nlfich roup V ldhfimfl"bfim T H E High School Students ’m Festival At To Present Play Nov. 6 _ Redeemer Lutheran PR ESS Mrs. Tommie Hall and Mrs. George R. Jones will contribute to an interesting and varied program. The home of Mrs. George W. Carr, 614 Woodpath \Lane, will be the scene of a tea for the Interfaith Grotup on Tuesday afâ€" ternoon, October 26, at 3:30 o‘clock. Mrs, E. H. Volwiler, hospitality chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. Douglas .Boyd, Mrs. Roland S. Brand, Mrs. Garfield Canright, Mrs. Herman R. Pomper and Miss Virginia Wheeler. The Interfaith Group will ccme members, friends and acquaintances at this first ‘meeting. Carr are Mrs. Arthur Raff, Mrs. Harry E. Pine, Mrs. Louis P. Halâ€" ler, Miss Elizabeth Bredin and Mrs. Orray T. Knight. Many an argument is soundâ€" just sound. QUALITY RELIABLE LAUNDRY 1 & DRY CLEANING CO. Phone H. P. 178 5. Contest is open to grade and high schoo! students in famities of this Company‘s em on-:g..tm-h‘nx school and residing in rerritory served by the Public Service Company of Northern Iilinois. &. Winners will be notifed by mail shortly after the close of the contest. Co-&u list of yriz:l winners‘ names will nz‘ in all Public Service stores and Service Bulletin. REMEMBERâ€"your essay must be written on the -‘cul entry blank ob~ & only at the Information Desk, Historical Society. welâ€" new fall f Northshore GardenofMemories A Surprise Awaits You if You Have Not Visited THIS BEAUTIFUL GARDEN CEMETERY GREEN BAY ROAD & 13TH ST. PHONE MAJ. 1067 VERY REASONABLE Mall your essay to: Board of c-nu.omma..A: Chicago 2, HMlinois. 110 S. First St. Auto Reconstruction Co. Dynamic Wheel Balancing Body & Fender Repairing Auto Painting â€" Blacksmithing 322 N. First Highland Park T7 Authorized Sales and Service North Shore Buick Co. 30 Years In Highland Park Buick Care KEEP BUICK BEST YOU‘LL SEE WHY BUICK PARTS BUICKS BEST D A HL‘ 8 Page 3