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YOUTH'S IDE 'CATHOLIC CHTCAOT ffUTDAY TrUBTXE: Oct. 3. IS43 Part 3-Pag 13 I SCHOOL BENEFIT MOVIES WILL BUY POOL FOR OAK LAWN ITOII HOURS ifvNi tt eVor or tvnkiee -a w. WOMAN'S CLUB OPENS SEASON ON THURSDAY teeth SLJe Catholic Woiran'a eltib will cpen its duo season at 1 p.tR, Thursday with a reception ia the Souhr-Ksor 67th ei. a-d Stony Island a v.

Cardinal Striich will be g-uest. The Rt. F.ev. Msgr. Patrick J.

HcGuire aive the Invocaticn. posed of Hrs. George Ritchie, Mrs. Crct, and Mrs. Tscsas We lance, vice presidents: Mrs.

aires. rs. alter J. Hae- tos and lira. Robert kirk, secretaries.

Departreni cfe a Ira will Incite Vayre H. Lsx. American citizenship; Mrs. Rci-ert E. Ryan, education; ttrs.

Arthur Ruthrauff, social service; Mrs. Henry likening, social chairrAa. SWEATERS EMBLEMS Most eomplete stock of High School College Sweaters in the City ct very reasonable prices. LET MAJOR HELP YOU PREPARE YOUR CAR Mr. Frank O.

EiU. president. will introduce fcer new board cos- for WD KIT ECS WE ATM Era) FREE INSTALLATION! Tor Cor Will Look Brighter end Newer ALL WINTER LONG YOU CAN HAVt WARM CAR COMFORT win START L0 RIMER BAPTISTS' FUND APPEAL TODAY $300,000 Building Will Include Carillon The kick-eff to raise funds for 3G0. COO addition to the new Lerlnw Memorial Baptist ehcrca at 85tn st. and St.

Lawrence av. will take place at a. today in tie new building and at the eld church unit, 73d st. and St. Lawrence av.

Services currently are being conducted sisulianeous-iy tn beta structures. Dr. Josepn hanes, well known Conservative Baptist evangelist who is acting pastor Is the absence of tfte Rev. Cedrie Petersen wjsots serving as general director of the Conservative Baptist association, will Join leaders cf the fund campaign to request contributions and co-cper-atioa torn merrbers. CariUoo Tower In Pians Tbe addition.

which will follow the design of the church's newer unit, will be built of" red brick, trimmed with stone, and constructed In modified Gothic style. Focal points of the addition will be a carillon tower and a large stained glass window over the front entrance to the church. Tee church, organized 58 years ago as Bethel Baptist church at 7 2d st. and Champlaia was removed to the 73d st. and St.

Lawrence av. building about 30 years ago and" Its present name WITH PLAID Plltl SEAT COVERS 95 oanssn srr HA-DIES HEATER 3 4 tj te-Wo4f teeor cte fmr loeoa LvT9 Trim. Alt iwn lfUl4 tor rfro Wo. tm fl Alt Car tee.iflf 3 mi k) rmm vwa in tn Illy SWEATERS FOR ENTIRE FAMILY St ceven lock ber, er longer hea installed hf our factory trained men. For your convenience, evening installation on Monday end Thursday.

We Speclotiie In Eitra large Sits- Sweaters for Men and Women! Manager of Drive-In to Turn Over Proceeds Two benefit showings of the r-cticn picture. "Tap Boots." ca Thsrsday evening la tie opea air theater in Oak Lawa will yield approximately $7,000 for the construction of swia-rsing pool la the village. The benefit was arranged after NA Barger. cwner cf the theater, offered to donate proceeds froa one evening to the village. Oak Laws residents are not depending on the theater's regular box office trade entirely to achieve total ticket seil-cots for both performances.

Almost every civic and social organization ia the village has ursdertakea to sell tickets. The theater accoa-fsodates 2.000 automobiles for each performance. working with Barger and John C. Hunt, general manager of the drive-Ln theater, are: Hugh W. Smith, president of the Oak Lawn Lions club: James Sweeney, president of the chamber cf commerce; Andrew Wolf, chief of the fire department: waiter C.

Metz, president of the Home Owners association, and John Hlckey, president of the Smith and Hill Home Owners association. Others include Francis O'Neill, president of the Beverly Lawa Home Owners; Charles w. Haas, president of the Athletic club: Mrs. Lavon Vondron. president of the Lvr.wood Ladies group; William Callan.

commander of the Oak Lawn American Legion post, and Edward Draper, commander of Oak Lawa unit. Veterans of Foreign Wars. Committee members will select the site of the swimming pool at a special meeting to be held after the benefit. 8TH WARD REPUBLICAN GROUP TO GIVE DANCE TOMORROW ON S. SIDE A reception and dance sponsored by the 8th Ward Republican organization will be held tomorrow night at Trianon ballroom, C2d st.

and Cottage Grove av. Michael J. Connelly, Republican committeeman, said more than 5,000 are expected to attend. Republican candidates expected to attend include Gov. Green, Sen.

Brooks, Sinon A. Murray, Malachy J. Coghlin. Richard Vail. Stewart Mulvlhill, and Edward Schneider.

Free tickets may be obtained from precinct captains or by calling 8th ward headquarters, HEADS CLASS Miss Audrey Lange. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. B.

Lange. 9149 Ada has been elected president of the senior class at William Woods college, Fulton, Mo. Mw wm ahaa. P. 4 tmmimnabit Armas rvwt taar rnh thm Ha Vim aaaiaa atar4 at te mg.

HEATER SWITCHES HEATER HOSE LOWER HOSE ADAPTORS HEATER SHUT-OFFS ELBOWS HOSE CONNECTORS HEATER HOSE CLAMPS RADIATOR HOSE eei e. w.rie oJ KEEP THAT WINDSHIELD CLEAR COWLING SHIRTS for Men and Women Order Teur I ewlng Srtt tori ft DEFROSTING FANS TAKE MY BEST SARONO BACK WITH YOU AND HAVE IT LAUNDERED AT ARCHER S95 CMM wB ftwdW eWwJ MtrMvm lew rvrtM. rfranis fcaa SOUTH SIDE KNITTING MILLS 5035 So. Ashland Avenue PKOipeef itus- Cnttoeers have eeeeee seestteetd to the fine work we do go to eitreets to tke certain all their laundry coeea oar plant. They know they can be ctrtaia of satisfaction whea they deal with the ARCHER AUK DRY fetfer JfertJ.e loafer leifief APEX RED DEVIL BATTERIES Steering Wheel I MUFFS i smeVeVaaBaBVBMsWJeWeSaVBHeVa Allnwa row twtwtr Wr banarr mt MVIOK S.

Tha eaaiwr tnmrr laa cm runt PEAK PO ft Soid with tha baat euaramaa aac wnnaa. iV-H Jri (Vs September av a a A PHONE STJBTJRBAN LAfayette 3-9211 ENTERPRISE 6060 35 COURTEOUS ARCHTRMEN TO SERVE YOU Residents of Blue Island, Midlothian, Tinley Park, Psloa PsrV, WokK. Orland Park, Oak Lawn. Argo, Summit, Cicero, end Berwyn. call ENTERPRISE 606O CNo Ton) if adopted.

The 73d st. structure has a sealing capacity of 300. and the newer unit at 85tft st. can acconr-modate 150 persons In Its chapel. Tbe more than 1.100 members who now are divided for Sunday services will be reunited upon completion of the addition, the auditorium of which will accommodate 1,000.

Current Dne For $100,000 Edward N. Flaws, chairman cf the promotion committee, said will be sought "In an Initial fund raising drive and the remaining $200,000 obtained in a later campaign. Wallace Hornby, finance chairman of the church's building committee. Is general chairman of the drive. MERCY HIGH ALUMNAE TO GIVE PLAY NEXT WEEK-END AT SCHOOL Mercy High school alumnae will present a play, "Seven Sisters." at 8 p.m.

Friday and Saturday in Alumnae hall of the school. 8100 Indiana av. Miss Mary Synon is director. Action of the "Seven Sisters" takes place in Hungary and concerns a widow trying to marry off her three eldest daughters. Leading roles will be played by Miss Marion Conley, 10124 Avenue Mrs.

Gerald Delaney, 7508 Essex Mrs. Thomas Cummins, 8551 Loom is Miss Jean Dolton, 1502 E. 7 1st pi; Joseph Hylard. 719 W. 54th pL, and Otto Kvapil, 1608 W.

21st st. Others in the cast include Miss Alice Green. 7940 Wood Miss Charlotte Brophy, 8126 Ellis Miss Dorothy Lyke. 8242 Lang-ley Miss Joan Rooney. 7040 Prairie John Nolan, 323 Swan Jack Eagan.

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