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THE HOMEWOOD NEWS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1928Flossmoor BrevitiesBy E. M. A.Dr. Alfred H. Barr, Professor of Homiletics at McCormick Theological Seminary,'will preach at the regular church service at the Community House Sunday at 10:45 a. m.Mr. Arnold Woodrieh announces the annual meeting of the Flossmoor Community church on Monday. January 23, 7:45 p. m. at the school. All members are urged to attend.Mr. and Mrs. Tom Condon are returning this week from a trip to Cuba.Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hunt entertained at dinner and bridge on Wednesday evening.A special meeting of the Garden club was called on Tuesday. January 17, by the .president, Mr. James Burdette. This meeting was in preparation for the club's entry in the annual garden show to be held at the Hotei Sherman March 24 to April 1. The club is rather young but the members are very active and a successful yeai Is looked forward to.Mrs. Walter Bloomfield, of South Bend, is a guest at the home of Mrs. Edward Wiltsee. We know the ladies are having a delightful visit talking over old times, for twelve years have slipped away since last they met.Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Boss are leaving for St. Petersburg, Florida this week. They are trying a new venture and will drive through and with this mild weather the trip will be a pleasant one.Mrs. George Woodrieh was hostess to eight of her friends at a delightful luncheon on Tuesday.Mr. Henry Moecker, Jr., returned from the Ingalls Memoral hospital where he recently underwent an operation for appendicitis.The R. Benson Fishers, of Harvey and Flossmoor, are planning a trip to Florida. The health of Mr. Fisher is much improved and a trip to the sunny south will be of great benefit.Mr. and Mrs. John F. Gwinn entertained at bridge last Saturday evening.Mrs. 0. H. Diehl entertained the members of her card club at luncheon on Tuesday. Mrs. L. Baxter, Mrs. Tom Foster, Mrs. E. Toohey, Mrs. George Moecker, Mrs. Harry Smithauu mih. Jdcn ivuru, oi nomewuou, «ere- lire gucsis present.itesiueins ui r tossmoor TurK ex-,cuu a ueany v» tricorne to cue utw-jouters, nanieiy: ivtr. ami .virs. L. \\..iicOiiJina.*, roruieny ot .wuenei v^oun, llouleWoou, nave esiaulisneu tiieniseives in mtir new noine. Ml. .nCCrllllVlaV la Ulan Uctol' ui SWiIXIUliUg at me liumsnj ui cnicago. air. auu all's. 1J. L iu.v anti lueil yoUilfc SOUS, a unit ana nauu, are me new occu-jjaniS oi tne mutiel uoilie, Wulcll at-.lacteu so inucn liueresi souie time ago. nuth 101KS.non l torgei to meet the “Cohens ana ivenys ai tne community nouse on rnuay, January 20, at i:io p. in.it you want to cnase me nines away lie sure 10 attend the movie at me nossmoor Community Bouse, M inay, January 20, at i:4o p. m.ion win be inginy eiuertained by die Coneus and Kellys, in a most laughaoie sketcn. Announcement is rnaue oi the movie, “Mark of Zorro,’ wmi Douglas Fairbanks in the leading role, to be snown on the evening ot January 27.Tne 1 mssmoorites extend a cordial welcome to ttieir Homewood neiglt-bors.lage of Homewood wl.hin three weeks time after order is placed.Prices are to be f. o. b. Homewood.Bids will be received also on lu-ft. length—2*4 O. D. hot galvanized pipe standards.The Board of Trustees reserve the right to reject and and all bids.D. F. FRENCH,Village ClerkCatherine Hank and Ruth Wildman 1 of Homewood. Dolores Doud of Har- 1 vey and Kathryne Lennon, Myrtle f O’Brien, Mary O’Hara and Jane O’Hara f of Hazel Crest were initiated into the iThetaa Beta Delta sorority on Sundayafternoon at a banquet and ceremonyICLASSIFIED ADSCLASSIFIED AU snouid be paid for in advance. Rates are 10c per line, and words usually average five per line. Minimum charge 30 cents.TO BENT—Flat, tour rooms, sun-porch and bath. Electricity, gas, hot water heat. Phone 391-M. 39 Homewood avenue. 8-4NOTICE OF REQl ESTS FOB BIDSProposals will be received by the tillage of Homewood, til., for the furnishing of cast aluminum alloyed street signs on January 30th, 1928, at 6 p. in., Standard time.Signs are to be cast of Alumoyd metal having 3 letters with Vfe stroke, uniformly spaced on signplate, plate to be worded both sides with raised letters 1-8 high.The center of signplate’So have reinforced fillet tying up the letttprs with top and bottom lugs of plajifc. The signplates slntJF he assembled by means of an’’interlocking male and female member ami h^id in position by socket set. Screws. So bolt heads or nutjrt^ be visible. -The \f)(iihiin signplate shall fit into postcap m/uiithte by means of interlocking mem hi/', t he same as used in assembling simulate one above theFOB BENT—Six room house, furnace heat, bath. $40 per month. 335 Martin street. 8-2FOB SALE—Good as new. Horton Gas Electric mangle. Reasonable. „-Ums—£aILHomewoo(Lj20. _FOB SALE —Household furniture, reasonable price if sold at once. Apply at 236 Gladville avenue or calj Homewood 327-M,FOB SALE—Round top oak dining table, extra leaves. Homewood 190.'HOME WORKERS WANTED—We canuse several ladies in our part time organization who can devote one hour a -day or more of their spare time. Positively no selling. Give telephone jiumber, if possible. Reply in tare of Homewood News, box A-l.' '' ^-4John Enslenger DiesAt I. C. HospitalotheiLetters shall lie colored with a permanent material and the use of paint, enamel or lacquer is prohibited.Signs are to be delivered to the Vil-. John Enslenger, aged 50 years, died at the Illinois Central hospital in Chicago after a month’s seige of pneumonia on Sunday evening, January 14. Mr. Enslenger formerly resided on Chicago road in Homewood and was well known here. He leaves a wife, two sons, George and Eugene, and a granddaughter to mourn his passing. The remains are being taken to East Saint Louis for interment and services.The Homewood News joins with the many friends and relatives in mourning the loss of a good citizen and neighbor.I lrVlt;'—and send one-half tlt; other to another cleanei the two halfs. When the you would instantly be the superiority of PahnkeThe very feel of the clo own story. In the Pahi of the cloth would havlt; newness that would be strast.Examination would conti sions. In the Pahnke I would be white—thoroug ly clean. The cuffs of%G=.1651 Vincennes /101 W. 183
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Homewood, Illinois, US
Thu, Jan 19, 1928
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