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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1938
Page
4
Tuesday night May 10 the For Oak club hosts Mothers Night at 8 2 oclock in St Bernardines Parish hall. All mothers of members invited with their sons and daughters. Program includes business meeting entertainment dance numbers soloists Uncle Tom's Cabin dramatization by qualified actors and a banquet with favors. No admission charge and all members and mothers urged to attend.
The Field Stevenson Chronicle describes a health chart in homeroom with six apples drawn on a blackboard. A green leaf appears when a row is perfect, while a small worm indicates imperfection. One leaf is shown on the first row’s apple.
The Statesmen Club reports a well attended dance with Hank Feeley and his orchestra at the Rothskeller, thanking Gottlieb Schwab and the Gradowskis for their support. A week of surprise begins with a Who's Who interview featuring members' names nicknames and favorites, plus a note about two members who stayed out late.
Large crowd expected at the 11 o clock Mothers Day service at Community Methodist Church corner Adams and Thomas. Pastor Armand Guer rero will preach Somebody's Mother. An evening service at 8 pm features the Wearleys and a baptism set. Posters announce services through Pentecost Sunday. Public invited and a mass protest meeting on organized lawlessness will be held next Sunday afternoon.
The St Juli's Male Chorus presents Here Comes Charlie a three act farce by Jay Tobias on May 9 and 20. Five female and five male roles are portrayed by the sons and daughters of chorus members in a fast moving two and a half hour show.
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