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| Deeps and Shallows Simian Saga Thursday, June 23, 1949 Symmetrical Sue Sapajou, Scorchâ€"spilling siren of the z00, longht, stalwart swain for slingâ€" ing woo. His smirking sapience a sham. Slush sessions sent him on the scram. Sagacious sphinx was Springbok Sue sedulously sowed the seed Of sentiment, to supersede o His sonant scorn of sweetâ€"meat feed. Sam‘s shillyâ€"shallying was shrewd. Sardqnic satire sparked a feud . .. Sue sulked in spinster solitude. Marmalade Two Grandmothers Once upon a time there were two very nice ladies. One had a son, and one a daughter. The son and the daughter were marriedâ€" to each other. One day these nice ladies were notified that they were the grandâ€" parents of a fine baby girl. Wild horses could not have held these newlyâ€"made grandparents. Undismayed by the prospect of a long journey, they piled into a car and sped, like homing pigeons, on the trail of the stork. Bubbling with excitement they spread the good news as they went. Not a lunch room attendant or a filling station keeper on the way who wasn‘t allowed to share the thrill. â€" Arriving at their destination the two perspiring grandmothers, laâ€" den with gifts, made straight for the hospital, where, as a special favor, they were allowed to exâ€" Mrs. Paul Jester Hostess To Welfare Group The Intermediate Group of the Highland Parkâ€"Ravinia Center of Infant Welfare will meet on Monâ€" day, June 27th at the home of amine the treasure at close range. They report that it was satisfacâ€" tory in every way, and will not be turned in for a new one. The Fleetâ€"{ooted Cheetah Moral: Don‘t smile in a superior way at fatuous grandparents. You may be one, yourgelf, some day. In the animal kingdom nothing fleeter Than the furâ€"coated, longâ€"legged, leopardâ€"like cheetah . Most often comprised in the cat catalog, In many respects he resembles a dog. He runs wild in Persia and India, yet He can make, we are told, a most lovable pet. His sprint, so spectacular, matchâ€" less in scope, Is employed to hunt down the swift antelope, â€" Which rivals the greyhound‘s groundâ€"covering speedâ€" And that is a record impressive, indeed; For the greyhound displays an insatiable habit Of chasingâ€"and â€" catchingâ€"the scuttling rabbit. When you‘re out on the speedâ€"way, with motor aâ€"throb, Consuming the miles in your highâ€" powered job, And you look at the 70 shown on your meter, You are matchingâ€"the speed of the longâ€"legged cheetah. Mrs. Paul V. Jester, 2340 Indian Tree Drive. No regular meetings will be held during the summer. Members of the group will work at the Seward Park Infant Welâ€" fare Station during the month of July. Mrs. Raiph Archer is chairâ€" man of station work. â€"RB.0O 20 So. First Street Memorial Services For 8S/Sgt. Robert Wyles â€" * Military services will be conducted at the Marsh Funeral Home, Waukeâ€" gan, on Monday at 2:30 p.m. for the late S/Sgt. Robert Vernon Wyles, formerly of 215 No. Second street, Highland Park, who died for his country on July 16, 1943, during a bombing raid over Bari, Italy, at the age of 19 years. He was a member of a Bâ€"24 bomber crew. The body will arrive in Waukegan on Friday (tomorrow). Surviving are his parents, Mr.| CLOSL@HO and Mrs. Clifford O. Wyles, nOW| Graveside services were held living in Waukegan, and two) Saturday of last week for John brothers, Clifford Jr. and Harlow.| Leonard, infant son of Mr. and _â€"â€"_â€"â€"â€"â€"_â€"â€" Mrs. Orville Costello, born in Mowers Waukegan on June 3. Rev. Lester Mrs. Frances Yates Mowers died| Laubenstein of Bethany Evanâ€" Wnoedav June 21st. at the home| gelical church officiated. Mrs. Frances Yates Mowers died ‘ Tuesday, June 21st, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. L. A. Armâ€" strong, 123 Custer Avenue, Evanâ€" ston. Mrs. Mowers was born in Jefferson County, New York, Augâ€" ust 8, 1853. In 1866 she came to Highland Park with her family from Chicago. She was the wife of Nelson Mowers, deceased, who mas a painting contractor in Highâ€" land Park. For many years the family home was at 332 North Avenue. Surviving Mrs. Nowers besides Mrs. Armstrong, (Ruth), are Isaâ€" bel and W. Howard Mowers of Hinsdale, three â€" grandchildren, Harriet Hibbeler of Evanston, Howard Mowers, Jr. and Muriel Roskan of Hinsdale and three greatâ€"grand children, Donald, Bonâ€" nie Lee and Barbara Roskam. Funeral services will be ‘held today, Thursday, at 1 P.M. at chapel 1460 Sherman Avenue, Evanston. Interment Oakwoods, Waukegan. Obituaries Before Remodeling Your kitchen Consult Authorized ST. CHARLES Kitchen Dealer BONNELL KITCHENS ° Telephone: Highland Park 4044 THE PRESS \ Costello Besides his parents the child is survived by a brother, Tommy, 1%, and his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ike Donaldson of Deâ€" catur, Illinois, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. G. Greuel of 602 Homewood avenue. Funeral rites were conducted on Friday, June 18, at Hebbleâ€" waite‘s chapel, Evanston, for George Henry Morris, who was taken by death the preceding Wedâ€" nesday at the Presbyterian home, Evanston, after a long illness. Rev. William A. Young, D. D. was in charge of the services. Born in Hatfield Woodhouse, England, 68 years ago, Mr. Morris came to this country in 1904. He had been a member of the Highâ€" land Park Presbyterian church since 1911. He was unmarried. Interment was made in Mem orial Park cemetery, Evanston. Fineday Interment was made in the Northshore Garden of Memories. â€" Pvt. David G. Fineday, an Indian youth, stationed at Ft. Sheridan, met accidental death late Monday night in Highwood, when struck by a Northwestern train. Waiting for a northbound train to pass, he stepped into the path of a southbound train, not waiting for the gates to be raised. He was 18 years old on June 10. Surviving is his father, Jack Fineday, of Cliquep, Minnesota, where funeral services are being held. Attractive Bird Houses Glencoe 1559 520 Drexel Highland Park, Hlinois Dr. Douglas Boyd, president of Family‘ Service of Highland Park, anmounces the appointment of Mr. Harry E. Skidmore as treasâ€" urer and of Mr. Herman Anspach as a member of the advisory council and board of directors, both to fill recently created vaâ€" cancies. 2 No. Sheridan Northshore Garden of Memories A Surprise Awaits You If You Have Not Visited THIS BEAUTIFUL GARDEN CEMETERY GREEN BAY ROAD & 18TH ST. 387 Park Avenue Fender & Body Repairs â€" Automobile Repainting $65.00 and Up Rutthay Jewelers ARNOLD E. ASPLUND, Proprietor Certified Craftsman formerly with Cadillac McPherson‘s Bump Shop VERY REASONABLE Highland Park of the Air at 7:30 Every Thursaay over WKRS (106.7) Listen to the Garden Club Phone 415 Page 8 I:- 4