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tor a at.“ trip to South mam.w.-homeivod u. w- m in January ”(bu-inninollmhnd. "a-rt-dar-ities touch utirsam-ie-spohratRart- mhMJcr-oy. Bulawayo: mama! 2tr.aairtii-Eelurof Wmhvhgmt month Dr. - In Keller returned " Infill-d III Sound-y after I that - visit with his pu- nt. Mr. nod In. Ruben C. Keller ol “0 Git-view avenue. They ph- tn mm to this country son. ti-inA-ttottertady for the owing of school in Septem- Oat loudly Mr. and Mrs. Milton ll. Schwartz of 1013 Wade street It“ for the United sum from Hawaii. The, rill arrive in San Punch-:0 on Saturday after a month - on the islands. They expect to he home next Monday. SAILING HOME "0- HAWAII HOSTESS AT TEA Ii. Inch-Riggs, who will u- rive home to-morrow for a two weekn' spring vacation from her studies " [Jun Hall in Wellesley, Inna-humus, will be hostess nt tel the following day to her many friends here. lurch in the daugh- ter of It. Ind In. I. S. Riggs of 2165 lakeside place. IN CALIFORNIA Mr. H. E. Halt of 13.10 Judson avenue, who left Int Tuesday on . business trip to Texas. joined his wife in Albuquerque. New Mexico. early this past week. Mn; Holt left on Saturday for New lexico. They left Albuquerque by plane for In; Angela. Cali- fornia, where they If? slapping " the Town House. They will be home the middle of next week. 'SAILING FOR SWEDEN NEWCOMERS T0 HIGHLAND PARK Neweomers to Highlnnd Pari? are the John W. Seahurys of 217-5 Imam road. Formerly of Winnet, ka, they b"sytht their home here. Mr. seabury is with Marsh and Meltllan, Insurance brokers in Chicago. Mr. Ind Mrs. Oscar Anderson of-Mt (Ink Ivonne, Highwuod, are leaving today for New York where they will set sail tomorrow aboard the Stockholm for a three months' my in Sweden. Mr.' Anderson visited relatives there two years BRO, but this is Mrs. Andermn'l first visit with her two 'brothers and their families in forty-five BRO, f i mt and l yealx. Slwn-luu: a "II-tween semestcr,s" wm-L-c-n-l in Peoria. are Miss (human: Ann Glader. dough!” "t the George GUders of Ridevwood dove. am] Mi,.,, MarRaret Cariion " Chiraes her roommate. The girls arr sophomores It Knox cul- HAN IOWA VISIT Next week Mr. and Mrs. K. “up dette Fumom. of ")9 Elmwood drive will k-aw- for West Branch, Iowa. for I visit with their son- in-uw and daughter. the Dallas Owl-rum Boson: (Margin-t Fa, more). It. Bumrt, . student at tbe I'niverasity of lawn, is majur- ing in ”than: ' WEEKLI‘ZNII IN I'EORIA COLDRADH UNIVERSITY STUDENTS HOME Most Cotomdo university an» dents, home on a lab dayf spring: North Shore Florist and balsam Service m IMO! mmvm ”M‘s-o FLO'IIS -, will to having on Sun- hy to man to their nudist A... - Highland Parker- 'ho an be... no li- Batu-u and. u hull-n. dorqhter " the J. D. Floyd- " 441 St. Johns place; lilo Nutty Rial. mrrho-) more, who - he: first you If Wanton college in Oxford. Ohio. Welly.ndlnl.s. ‘Iigu of 2l65 mid. place; tan Wioner, nonhuman. dsutrhter of the Sidmy ll. Wain": of 612 Bob O'Unk road, and her home as“. His: Tun": Vernon-on of Switzerland; li- Grok-hen Wilt- bemer Pf Evan-Inn, freatrman, formerly of Highland Puk; Cm Hunter, son of Mrs. Elsie Hunter of 1897 Burton Ivenue 3nd Gene Kiley, son of the Tim- othy S. Kiley: of 383 Woodland avenue, both freshmen. John Field of 2248 Lincolnwood road m union: the thirty-three civil engineering students initiat- ed into the new loo-l chapter of Chi Epsilon, nation-l hononry Civil Engineering fraternity. They were inducted at an initiation ban- quet It the University of Michigan recently. _ After- two weekn’ visit with her parents, the George L. Martins of tt Beech lune. In. June: R. Furnum (Betty Harlin) réturned on Saturday to her home in Ab- erdeen, Maryland. _ HONORARY FRA'rERNITY RETURNED HOME OHIO WEEK-END Mr. and Mos. Edward M. Knox of 2296 Lnkeside place spent the week-end in Oxford, Ohio. Their daughter, whom they visited. is a student. It Western college them. On Sunday. the Knoxea were hosts It dinner to Miss Durban Michaela Ind Miss Nancy Ryan. On Sunday. the Knoxea were hosts at dinner to Miss Barbara Michaels and Miss Nancy Ryan. also students at Western, and John Siraub, who attends Miami col. logo in Oxford. All the young people are Highland Parkers. When Bunny arrives home on April I for her spring vacation, she will brine a house guest with [mum [Man-*3- ”Nth-nu.“ ~*M&l-- “*W wanna-mm...“ It. at an“. d mun-dbl“ ”mm-ad ".t.ia---. ”tuition-um Edna-lull.“ Hon the am. and the Chrutun ld... MM -uto- otplnutl‘t of Door. - nl - p- tsid-tgr-u.----.. “mad-h. mn in “In!“ Under Nov OPEN BOWLING Saturday. Sufi, .I Idol-own... In!!! and Paco CHRISTIAN SCI“ READING I" a No. SW RD. HIGHLAD Pm "I” DAILY . TEC H. P. an Kuhn”! Moe-at-tthi.. Uottt Ox” p... P%gr-sma- Wool Day. -.-rthDitiasiofNqn. SOIOIJTY INITIATI - Jayu Swim, WI " Mr. and In. Harold E. 8th.. of "' Glance "can, in on of " young woman initiated into tho Wtiudnu collate dinner " Chi 0w norm-Ry n. totem-h- 'oeonttr. lin- SInu is . - In“ of Highland Puk high school. Now living in their menu: col-plum home at 1060 Sheridan SM Deerfield, ,m the Robert Austins (Andi: Martin). The Au.- tin- fomrly raided " "" Bro-thin "en-a. Wukand guest- of Mr. and Mn. Louis Canal of 1400 Plea-v Int avenue were In. Anabel]: Drug! and her daughter. [in Harriet Drogy of Milwaukee, Wise con-in. IN NEW HOME Among the 370 graduates of the University of Chic-go. who received degrees in the univenity'l winter convocation last Friday in Rockefeller Memorial Chapel, m Robert S. LIndnuer, Jr. of "" WEEK-END GUESTS RECEIVES DEGREE Judson avenue. CLASS MEETING In. George Dem-ye was host.- e. to the Philnthen dis: of the F5rat United Evangelical church on Tuesday evening at the home " her parents. the Adolph G. [anon- of 815 Ridgewood dtive. SOBORITY ATHLETIC CHAIRMAN Min Margaret Wolf, daughter ----.-- of the Curl L. Wolfs of 692 Cm] lee:',::: TO SCOTLAND court, was recently nppdinbed Today, Mr. and Mrs. Thom-s athletics duh-nun of the hw-IBrowrr of 446 Lincoln place In maximum INFORMAI’ION DEPARTMENT PUBLIC “I'm “A" 0' 'MNmetlum “MIDI. Cinema!!! Nmmhnwullm formedicnleduntin. ham-mum tnth-tuni-_-tNest-mer. At teeerrs-vntivarmtigr-totteltof-e, fitmtinth-tit-h_srAetfhiodoea- tiottt-e. 'ThiGnsim-tAtemt.dimntaadrot.tt- five-tmedical-hm-r-bit-ttat-' chautttrtCoti-tfMsditFt6th0hth-M Illinois (tttsi-triser-esters-Three" sum. nnd prob-bk that“). New Univul'ty Medieatt_tthirr0-thtthrg- timt),ttt0hth-itr_qtr&httdetfMuira= '3tritehbNtotet6Mlth.uLtrtuUtth-tt-E Chic-comm mum-sud...“ h u helix taah. by m a-A-rs “all sunk-cu. "td-di-tr-t by bank“ A Fifth of America’s Doctors are Trained in Northern Illinois THE PRESS '.-&--ae-ehra_h-tr-h---- 't-a.n..-'S.arrose..----r-*tl-.ho_-. 'o-eh-Pt-ti,- than! My a with do " mei-Woltinnhovm -d-einteh.ir-odW- en's m6.- Minion. tthe buxom". RETURNS To SWEDEN Waiting in tho Unit-d Btaui Iinte In! Now MI Inca Erik Ullenberg, u 0min and nude umber in R“ in EarStad, Sweden. Euro-to to Caliban. there he Inc-t and ofthe will"! with relatives. in visited with his brother and Wig-law, the Aul Erickson: of 589 Cantu] -. He again visited with than on tsin recent two Inch' stay with n sister in Chime. He left yesterday for New York. where he is leaving today by plant for Europe, stopping " Incl-ad, enroute. Hin Inst trip to the United States wu twenty4wo yar- ago. Suzanne Em and Carol Lee. daughters of the Donald Rays of 6 Walker emu, were Mp- tised on Sunday during the nerv- iees " the Redeemer Lutheran church. The Rev. H. K. Platter performed the ceremony. During the worship service last Sunday morning. Mr. and Mm. Eh! Elofson presented their non. John Francis for the rite of Holy Baptism in the Bethany Evangeli- cal United Brethren Church. with Rev. Lester M. hubenstein, Min- later, officiating. Mr. and Mm. Howard Sernhn of Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, an uncle Ind aunt, served u lponson. John Francis was born " the local hospital on March 3, 1949. . BAPTISED ta Mark“ in a. Utfatod Mano-Mm”: - '-srterert-t-_th" -ttviriti_t..Uw Macaw-am- Iutil day have fro. Unrpool Iterho-oo-Jnua. _ In. Humid G. In}. If! “all! Avenue, wilt open In tso-q to cumin the action at lam! Welfare " the luck ”in. on loudly the 28th. a " o'clock. Add" In. my a or” nm3erww.rt.wrieht.MrwW. J. Walsh, Mrs El-et Pram. In. ‘Geom Martin; In. Gerald D. ‘Stone will be luncheon chair-an. The Board will meet " 10:30 o'clock. preceding the regain busi- neu meeting. Hostels To Senior Welfare Group Mm. 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