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Part 3 Page 3. SW CaicafO Sunday Tribune: Sept, 10, 1944. Pin-Up Girl OUR TOWN' Odds Listen to Robt. Hnrleigh and the News. Sandas 10:30 A.M.

over WBBH OPEN MONDAY WIGHT from the navy V-12 unit at the school and later was commissioned Paragraphs About Some (SfloanDraainMEO at Annapolis. Twelve Illinois Tech Folks You Know. navy V-12 students, all former classmates of the bridegroom, acted as a military escort for the newlyweds. SPECIAL THIRD DISTRICT CLUBS PREPARE 49TH YEAR BOOK Marquette ManorWomen to Meet Thursday. Mrs.

V. D. Lear, 3435 W. CGth vice president of the 3d district. Marie Wolter, daughter Mr.

Drastic Redactions SAVE UP TO 50 BETTY JANE BRIDGES, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bridges, 8233 Green st, recently returned home after singing for three months in the chorus of the St.

Louis Municipal Opera company. and Mrs. Roy L. Wolter, 9915 Oak-Icy av, is attending De Pauw university, Grcencastle, Ind. She is a freshman.

William J. O'Connell. son of Wil Illinois Federation of Women's liam J. O'Connell, 8119 Carpenter av, was in charge of decorations for the Notre Dame Lawyers club's annual ball in Rockne Memorial building at the university. He is We find special groups of fashions accumulated from our early Spring and Summer stocks; therefore these reductions are made for you to take advantage of.

Tou will find suits, coats, dresses, furs, blouses, sweaters, skirts, slacks and hats marked down so low that it will surprise you at this time of year. Many of these garments can be worn for Fall and Winter wear. She is a lyric soprano, a graduate of Chicago Teachers college, and Is now attending the American Conservatory of Music Dorothy Jacob, 8411 May st, chosen last fall by 2,000 Illinois Institute of Tech attending the college of law. G. O.

P. Meeting. clubs, recently announced that the 49th yearbook will be ready for distribution soon. Junior club women serving as officers are Mrs. Raymond Bohne, 8732 Throop chairman; Miss Mildred Knnbe.

Betty t. Bridies. Congressman Busbey 3d will 1 speak before the 19th ward Women's Republican club on election cam paign Issues at 8 p. Friday, at 1802 W. 103d st.

All 19th ward Re nology engineering students as their favorite secretary, recently was married to Knslgn Raymond Tubcrgcn, who was graduated in February Mr. W. II. lr. publicans arc invited.

All IT Dtr and Sport Styles. SIC OUH Made to Sell at $25 lo $30. DrcnnuluT and tailored CIIITC All wool. Made toSQE QUI I -H at 335 to S-10 atg Furred with Silver Fox. Slink.

Beaver. lpard COATS AAA Beautiful Fur Trimmed. A af Made to Sell $65 to $75. vtf 9950 Winston vice chairman; MARILYNN FEIL. Jerome Thrall.

9152 Leavitt Mrs. Harold Krone, Evergreen Park, i recording secretary, and Mrs. Har A SOUND INVESTMENT California styled dressmaker suit of all-wool tissue suede beautiful and flattering. Cardigan style jacket intricate tucking on pockets. Single action pleat in skirt.

Black, green or gold. Sizes 10 to 20. who is taking navy specialized training at Arkansas A. and M. college, submitted this picture of Marilynn Feil, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Alvin Feil, 8230 Michigan in a pinup contest at the school and won first prize. Coats, Chesterfields Lovelv assortment. Made to sell $35 to S40. vey Allison, Homewood, treasurer.

Junior chairmen are Mrs. Harold Renne, Harvey, drama; Miss Grace Bloom, 8846 May st, government; Mrs. Carrol Gilbert, 1133 W. 101st st, literature and education; Josephine Hedges, 9725 Vanderpoel av. music; Mrs.

E. C. Paulsen, Homewood, philanthropy; Miss Knabe, programs; Mrs. Arthur Simpson, 1035 W. 103d pL, press and publicity, and Miss Dorothy McCarthy, 3542 W.

65th st war service. Marquette Manor Woman' Club. Mrs. G. M.

Tearney, 6625 S. Artesian will give a tea at 1:30 s25 .50 38 Silks, wools, prints, gabardines, rayon, cottons. CJJ IS'ot all sizes. Made to sell $15 to $20 Dresses Evening Gowns-Formals Beautiful assortment. Some slisbtly SI A oiled.

Made to seU up to $39.75. p. m. inursaay Mayfalr's Junior classic much beloved for its per GASSMAN S2 ST. CAST OF COMMEPCiAL AS.

Open Tburs. and Sat. Eves. gins, president of the Friends of American Writers; Mrs. Raymond Knapp of the Morgan Park Woman's club, and Mrs.

Lorraine Blair, head of the Women's Finance forum. Musicians who will appear are Dianne Andrews, marimbist; Peggy S. Hall, cellist; Lee Lindig, baritone; Elizabeth Shaw and Freda J. Woodward, sopranos, and Clair Omar Musser IL, pianist. Future events will include a Red Cross benefit party at the Ravisloe Country club and a husbands' dinner.

Fern wood Woman' Club. Among the speakers to be heard during the coming club year by the Fernwood Woman's club are J. Spencer Drayton, in charge of the fect lines. Mad plaid skirt 'n shirt super tailored lit iitrr uuijie iui members and friends of the Marquette Manor Woman's club. The executive board will meet at 10:45 a.

m. Tuesday in the Marquette Park ficl dhouse. A luncheon will follow the meeting. Hostesses are and Extra Specials! Sport Jacket Coats S10-S15. S5 Slacks made to sell S5-S6.

S3 Sweaters made to sell S3-S5. -now S2 Skirts made to sell S5-S6 now S3 Blouses made to sell S3-S5 now S2 ChJ Atmortmtnt Bat St All Size sporting the new trouser pleating and pockets. In LEARN TO PLAY YOUR FAVORITE Mr. G. M.

Tearney. Chicago office of the federal bureau of investigation; Robert Dawson, authentic MacPherson Brown reader: the Rev. John N. Hall, and PhiliD Maxwell, a member of The plaid junior sizes 9 to 15. I A5 it's for Tribune editorial staff.

Southtown Woman's Club. LEEDS, inc. 222 NORTH MICHIGAN AVE. Vi Block North of Lake St. INSTRUMENT Total Cost 5 1 50 Per Week Use Oar Instruments Mrs.

J. C. Kiley, 7748 S. Paulina Mrs. Richard Brani, 7144 S.

Oakley av, and Mrs. J. Wehrle. 6459 S. Artesian av.

Chicago Lawn Young Women. Mrs. William Mount, 3416 W. 62d pl program chairman of the Chicago Lawn Young Woman's club, re-cently announced that the programs for the ensuing year are completed Members of the Southtown Worn ans club win meet at p. m.

Tuesday for a luncheon party at eMayfair In Blue Island 12956 S. Western In Chicago 1209 W. 79th St. Opin Thursday, Saturday Evaningi Mickelberrjrs tea room, 95th st. and Western av.

Wltfcouf Charge ONE BAD CEILING CAN RUIN A HOME and the yearbook soon will be "Legion Delegates. ready. American Legion post delegates Homewood Woman's Club. to the 4th district will meet Sept. American Citizenship During 20 at 8227 S.

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Phone today. Yvw life A Loren H. Carter, Homewood. program chairman, has announced completion of the yearbook. Among the speakers to appear before the club are Prof.

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Pay as low as $20 a month. Financing can include present mortgage. Rnt payment six weeks after completion of work. Q9S0 Five members of the Morgan Park Woman's club are serving in the Gray Lady corps of the Red Cross. They are Mrs.

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