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AAUW Group Will Hear Red 2 Cross Official Iff J. M. Gehrt, assistant manager of the Chicago chapter of the American Red Cross, will b.e the guest speaker the meeting of the status of women group of the AAUW tomorrow at eight p. m. at the home of Miss Esther Eng strom, 9 East Sixteenth street, Chicago Heights.

Mr. Gehrt will discuss the "American Red Cross Disaster 'Services," including the service program at both the national and local levels. Holder of an MS degree from Iowa State college, he has been area director of the Red Cross stationed with the Eighth Army in Yokohama, Japan, has been assigned to several major disasters throughout the United States and is at present assistant man ager of the Chicago chapter. In the latter position, Mr. Gehrt is responsible for administering the disaster preparedness and relief programs of this unit.

Anyone wishing to attend the meeting may do so by notifying the hostess or telephoning Miss Mildred Merker at SKyline 4-1692. Marian Day on St. Paul's PT Program Under the auspices of the PTA of St. Paul's Lutheran school on Friday at the school hall, Marian Day, one of the few professional women magicians in the country, will entertain the audience at two performances, from 8:30 and from nine to ten o'clock in the evening. Tickets may be purchased from the children of St.

Paul's school. or by telephoning the ways and means chairman, Mrs. Clarence Prebstle at SKyline 5-1980. NALC to Meet at Winn Home Mrs. Emma Winn, 1662 Thorn street, will be hostess to the National Association of Letter Carriers Auxiliary 303 at 7:45 o'clock this evening.

Mrs. Sally Cole, president, will preside. There will be an exchange of Valentine handkerchiefs. Noble Grands To Elect Officers Election of officers will be held at a meeting of the Past Noble Grands' club at 7:30 Friday in Odd Fellows hall. Mrs.

August Rohe will preside. Hostesses will be Mrs. Lillian Brewer and Mrs. Mawde Crapp. Park and Home Bureaus to Meef "Selecting Costume Accessories" is the title of the major lesson to be given tomorrow evening at the regular meeting of the Richton Park Home bureau to be held at the home of Mrs.

Darrell Morrow, 3619 West 212th place, Matteson. Mrs. Morrow and Mrs. Meister, also of Matteson, will be local leaders for the lesson. Mrs.

Kenneth Hoffman of Steger will be co-hostess. Women who are interested in joining the organization and who would like to attend this meeting are invited to call Mrs. Meister, membership chairman, at SKyline 4-5599. A meeting of the Bloom unit of the Cook county Home bureau is set for Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mitchell Agee, Sherman road.

Mrs. Howard Miller will preside and Mrs. Claradehl Upham, county home adviser, will present the major lesson, "Landscaping." --o-Trinity Daughters Meet Thursday Mrs. Minnie Norton has charge of the program and devotions for the meeting of the Daughters of Trinity on Thursday afternoon at Trinity Lutheran church. Hostesses will be Mrs.

Warren Marshall, Mrs. Frank Klauk, Mrs. Walter Neulieb and Mrs. Edward Gustafson. Jefferson PTA Will Meet Today Special recognition will be given the past presidents, guests for the afternoon, at a meeting of the Jefferson PTA at 2:30 p.m.

today. Mrs. Harry L. Halvorsen, District 25 council chairman, will speak on "What Parents Have Gained from PTA." GAR Ladies to Hold Initiation Rites Mrs. Harriet Nichols, president, has announced there will be initiation of candidates at the meeting of Elizabeth Wiedcrhold circle, Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic, at two p.

m. tomorrow in the VFW hall. Married Eights Mrs. Annie Nardoni, retiring president of the Married Eights club, was presented with a gift when the club's tirst anniversary was celebrated Wednesday at a dinner at Surma's. Newly elected nscome9 HOW Just what you've been waiting for--a new kind of dry cleaning that gets out more dirt; removes even stubborn grime ordinary cleaning leaves in! It's our amazing Sanitone Service.

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Robert Frey, 3338 Peoria street, Steger, announce the birth of a girl born at St. James hospital on February 12. A girl was born at St. James hospital on February 12 to Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Yaudegis, Lincoln Estates, Frankfort. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Harr, Rural Route 1, Crete, are the parents of a boy born at St. James hospital on February 13.

A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holtz, 3017 Union street, Steger, on February 14 at St. James hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Kannberg, 3614 West 211 place, Matteson, became the parents of a son born on February 15 at St. James hospital. A daughter was born on February 14 at St. James hospital to Mr.

and Mrs. Dexter Solomon, 1305 Wentvvorth avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Javor, Route 1, Crete, announce the birth of a daughter on February 14 at St.

James hospital. Mr. and Mrs. James Trotier, 106 East Thirteenth street, became the parents of a daughter born on February 15 at St. James hospital.

A daughter was born on February 15 at St. James hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stockey of 167th and Cicero, Tinley Park. Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Echterling, Route 2, Lowell, announce the birth of a son on February 15 at St. James hospital. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Kudlaty, 1147 Fifth avenue, on February 15 at St. James hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Warren McKittrick, Route 1, Crete, became the parents of a boy born on February 16 at St.

James hospital. Mrs. W. D. Pahnke To Review Book The book, "Doctor in Buckskin," will be reviewed by Mrs.

Walter D. Pahnke when the Isabelle guild of the First Presbyterian church meets at eight o'clock this evening in the church parlor Devotions will be led by Mrs. L. E. Smith.

Hostesses are Mrs Walter Frank, Mrs. Hugh Scoonover and Mrs. H. A. Crandall.

officers are Mrs. Sarah Ciancanelli, president; and Mrs. Virginia Janis, secretary, who will be hostess for the month. Credit Women to Hear Travelogue By Mrs. Snyder Mrs.

James H. Snyder of Flossmoor, "Mrs, Magellan of 1951," will tell of her world travels and show films at the dinner meeting of the Chicago Heights Credit Women's Breakfast club today at 6:30 p.m. in the Masonic temple. Mrs. Ethel Theurnau, president, will open the business session.

The program will be introduced by Mrs. Marie Cottrell. Assisting Mrs. Cottrell will be Mrs. Ethel Fremouw, Mrs.

Mae Leach, Miss Louise Huebner and Mrs. Jill Foley. Gabettes Mrs. Clifford Hanrahan of Steger entertained members of the Gabettes club recently when honors at cards went to Mrs. Pat Fares, Mrs.

Carlo Pierandozzi, and Mrs. Calvin Blackwell. Mrs. Robert Hensley of i a Heights will be the next hostess. A Tuesday, Feb.

19,1952 Mrs. Ainscough to Head RNA Club Officers of the Past Oracles club were- elected at a meeting Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Alice Ainscough, 1412 Edgewood avenue, Chicago Heights. New officers are Mrs. Ainscough, president; Mrs.

Dorothy Hartmann, vice president; Mrs. Elizabeth Brady, secretary-treasurer; and Mrs. Gertrude Hansen, historian. St. John's Circles Set Meetings Two circle meetings of St.

John's Women's guiia are set this week. The Esther circle meetb at eight p. m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Herman Wittel, 325 West Fifteenth street.

Miss Elsie Weber is co-hostess. Mrs. Henry Pfeil, 1618 Scott avenue, will entertain the Ruth circle at a 1:30 p. m. dessert luncheon today.

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m. to 5:30 p. m. Thursday, February 21, 12 noon to 9:00 p. m.

'Cruise-Deck 9 Wedgies Regularly priced at 5.95 Two Two Textures Black suede with black leather Navy suede with red leather Green suede with russet leather Smartest, coziest way to travel! A little flat that barely lifts your foot from the ground makes a pretty view of your foot! Ladies 9 Famous dress shoes Regularly values Tremendous Selection wonderful variety of Air-Step, Queen Quality, Life Stride shoes calfskins, suedes, sandals or medium or high heels blacks, browns, reds and many, many others. See them all to day at Rau's! Children's Shoes and Sport Shoes Values to Wonderful, wearable shoes for the whole school crowd! the kind stand up under plenty of use the kind that can be resoled for added months of wear! Take your straps or ties. There's hand-sewn loafers, white buck oxfords, and brown elk i oxfords too! Wilts tag Wearing Hagellle Seles Highest QuIRr Leather Uppers leather Genuine Leather Insole SnugHtttef Heeb CemthutlM Lasts Shoe Salon Main Floor.