End Season With Drama at Park Admi… Building
The final meeting on Friday April 28 featured performances including Bergival Wilds drama The Pinger iat God and comed y EFlarst Shep by Hawkins. The event noted strong audience interest, with praise for student talent and the installation of officers led by Mrs Solo Ro Wilalit.
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Bergival Wilds
Hawkins
Vsu
Sardiess
Mie
Chas
Mittelstacde Hearani Chainmad Mach
Solo Ro Wilalit
Mothers' Study Group Elects Officers
The Mothers' Study Group held a luncheon and election. Esther J Honath was named president, Tlattig Tebhe vice president, Patitha Clillmore secretary, Sharrett Dergey treasurer, with Mittlestardt as guest of honor. The next meeting is planned for May at Betsy Fins school at 12:30 p.m.
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Che Falhawing
Alice
Esther J Honath
Tlattig Tebhe
Patitha Clillmore
Sharrett Dergey
Proviso Township High School Choir Honors Local Stage
The Steing ensemble from Proviso Township High School won regional and state musical contests. Mrs John McAvey led the program with selections including Thy thy and Only With Thine as Katherine Sebs ter directed the chorus. After singing, officers including Mrs Carl Friedley president and Mrs FE Erven first vice president conducted a meeting.
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Steing
Proviso Township High School
John McAvey
Carl Friedley
Lrst
FE Erven
Nile Ke Wright
Ercording
Win’ Harden
Arthur Ily
Genevieveden
Fred Zichoert
Jr. Woman's Musical Tea A Grand Forest Park Event
The Forest Park Junior Women's Club hosted a highly successful Musical Tea with program chairs Hermina Walt and artin Hess Jr. Performances by Artin Hess Jr and Arron, plus singing by Mrs. John McAy and others, kept guests entertained. Otto Koehler provided piano and pop numbers while a light menu of sandwiches and home baked cookies was served. The audience joined in singing and the event closed with a tribute to the Umbrella Man. The next meeting will be at 7341 Madison Street on May 8 for officer reports and the annual summary.
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Rath Scholes
Park
John McAy
Utephair
Malecolin
Mother Club
Otto Koehler
River Forest
Leven
Florciette Walther
Tvents
Bethel Round-Up Two Smart Girls Report for Bethel News
Bethel Round-Up notes two Bethel girls as voluntary reporters for the paper. Seven girls earned honorary Dogeers at a meeting: Mae Kuepple Betty Ktenbecker Loretta Schler Li Nuss Marian Brulemy Ruth Richtter and Betty Sisson. Grand Session of the Order of Job's Daughters in Chicago included Elaine Wallace Evie Vos Wilbert Flannagan Detey Sargeit and others. Builders invited to start a correspondence with the paper and a surprise is coming.
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Bethel
Yiu
Mae"Kuepple
Betty K Tenbecker
Loretta Schler
Li Nuss
Marian Brulemy
Ruth Richtter
Betty Sisson
Order 4
Job's
Medinah Club Ui Chicago
MerylCe
Elaine Wallace
Euville Vos
Wilint Flancanst
Sisgeit
Memorial Day Services Run By American Legion Groups
Forest Park veterans plan Memorial Day events on May 21 with a procession from the cemetery gate to the Civil War veterans plot. Rev. Preston Bradley to speak. Forest Park Post marks 15 years of services. Columbia Post 706 GALR notes adoption. Village hall event details to come.
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Forest Park
Forest Home
Cemeter
Preston Bradley
Forest Pack Post
Aith
Columbia Post
Our
Cook County
Nominating New Officers for F O E Chapter
The Forest City Eagles auxiliary held its meeting at the Eagles Home on Des Plaines Street. Madam President Ste Moore presided as officers for the coming year were nominated. Prizes were awarded and a social hour followed. A drill team party was planned for May 10 1939. The next meeting was set for May 7 1939 with officer elections to be held.
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Uy Forest
Abe Ecual Order of Eagles
Eagles
2Ul Desplaines Nie
Ste Moore
Hase
Witch Dunghtu
Golice Ware
Gefken
Field-Stevenson PTA Plans May Meeting
There will be no PTA business meeting at Field-Stevenson. The notice states a meeting is planned for May in an auditorium with important business to come before the association at the appointed time.
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Field-Stevenson P.T. A. Business Meeting
Field-Stevenson Pta
Cutis
RVR
Ure Association
Garden Club Meeting outlined for May Day events
The Garden Club will meet next Wednesday May 1 at the Administration building. Officers will be elected and a program includes a talk on A Saxon Castle Garden by Mrs Henry Heileman followed by Lily of the Valley music by the Woman's Club chorus.
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Hallall
Tate
Henry Heileman
Frederick Beckema
Woman's Club Chorus
Paty
Wort
Hafner Elected President Of Forest Park Townsend Club
J Hafner was elected president of Forest Park Townsend Club at last week s reorganizational meeting Albert H L Pangan of Oak Park presided The group elected John Collis as vice president Ed Lane secretary and Charles Cam treasurer About forty eight members signed up for membership with a mix of men and women attending the session
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J. Hafner
Forest Park
Townsend Club
Hetil
Shelson
Kit Kat Chi
John Collis
Ed Lane
Charles Cam
Albert HL Pangan
Oak Park
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