The Daily Herald from Chicago, Illinois • Page 32

'J VFW Attdbry to km penny socW Friday, September 30 Plans are now being completed for the Veterans of Foreign Wan Auxiliary Penny Social to be held Friday. September 30. at the municipal building in Mount Prospect beginning at 8 p. m. The committee under the chairmanship of Mrs.

Selma Sporleder, announces that a gpeat variety of prizes are to be given away for lc a chance. There will also be table prizes and refreshments. Bring three of your friends to make a table of bridge, pinochle or what have you for an enjoyable evening. Tickets are now on sale. Contact any VFW Auxiliary member.

i Cttjr CwueUmen City councilmen's salaries in tht nation's IS largest cities averagi $4.406 a rear. FAVORITES for Ull III! ST. RAYMOND CATHOLIC CHURCH Mount Prospaci Public Mhool cafeteria Fathar T. J. O'Brien Masses are held each Sunday at 8 and 10 a.

m. Confessions are heard before each Mass. Don't Throw That Lamp Away 11 repaired, rewixtd or to look again. Floor lamps converted to torchters. Oil lamps fted.

FigurinM end mounted. MT. PROSPECT 1M6-J FOR FREE ESTIMATE COMPOUNDED A Every prescription trusted to us is compounded aa though onr reputation rested upon the accuracy and quality of taal prescription alone. And it is why we use only drugs; double- check every step for accuracy. If you seek prescriptions compounded the utmost care, invite your patronage.

VAN ORIEL'S Drug Store 100 E. Northwest Highway by OARNELL DOVE Now that zippy fall weather is back with us let's turn our attention to a rich satisfying cheese I cake ss t. Mrs. Theodoi Sludtmann, 628 N. Highland, A i 1 lington Heights, has a cheese cake recipe "par excellence." Its superiority is unquestioned by all who have tasted it.

The delicate lemony flavor gives it an unusual touch and makes it outstandingly diffcient. When we asked Mis. mann what she likea to cook, she said, "Everything that's good to eat." Her family has so many favorites that it was difficult to make a choice. Finally sue settled on this cheese cake iccipc that she has used foi many years. Originally the cake was served by her neighbor at a luncheon and Mrs.

Studtmann found the flavor so different and delicious that she asked for the recipe and has used no othei since. Compliments will How freely when you serve thu cheese cake It's quick and easy to make, and costs far less than most homemade or bakery cakes of its, kind. T'y it suon and serve small wedges. A little goes a long way. Cheese Cake package Holland Rusk crushed fine.

Add i cup melted butter, cup sugar, work well together and line deep pie or cake tin. Take out cup crumbs for top. pounds cottage cheese 4 eggs--1 cup cream 1 cup sugar-1 2 teaspoon salt cup floui ''i cup lemon juice giatecl und of 1 lemon (optional) 'i teaspoon vanilla Method: Beat eggs, add lemon juice and sugar. If cheese is coarse run thru sieve, or turn electric mixer to high speed to chop fine. Mix with floui, add cream then egg mixture.

Mix well together, pour tin, sprinkle top with crumbs. Bake in 350 degree oven for 1 hour, turn off heat and leave cake in oven 1 hour longer. ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH J. E.

A. MueJer, Pastor Mt. Prospect Phone 1174-R Divine services Sunday, Sept 25: German at 9.30 a. in. English at 10:45 a.

m. The Sunday school will attend this service. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Choir rehearsal Monday evening.

Annual Mission Sunday will be observed in the services Oct. 2. Lutheian Hour Rally Oct. 2, Chicago Stadium. Bible class this Thursday evening at 8.

ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Elmhursi and Thatcher Sit. Mt. Prospect The Rev. Thomas K.

Chaffte Phone 1666-J Office hours: a. m. daily; 8:30 p. m. Wednesday.

Sunday, 7 a. Eu- 11 a. Prayer and Church school. Mi. Prospect EV.

LUTHERAN CHURCH (National Lutheran Council) Wiile St. at Evergreen B. T. Anderson, Factor Thursday, Sept 22: The Miriam Circle will meet at the home of Mrs C. Kautz, 1111 Oakton st, Arlington Heights, for a dessert luncheon at 1:00 p.

m. Saturday, Sept 24: The Jr Confirmation class.es will meet in the pastor's studv at 9 00 a. If there are still some who wish to enroll, they must do so real soon. Sunday. September 25- Sunc)a school, 9:30 a.

m. Clabses fron pre-kindergarten (age 3) to adul' Bible class. Divine worship 10:45 a m. Monday, Sept 26 A class of adult instruction will be stnrt mg at 8.00 m. Meetings wil be held in the church office.

At tendance at these meetings picpare for adult baptism, coniir mation or Uiutch mcmbeisbip Open to anyone inteiested Tuesday, Sept 27- The Luther League will meet in the church parlors at 7:30 p. m. for devo tional and social hour. Wednesday, Sept. 28.

The choir will meet foi lehearsal in the church parlors at 8:00 p. m. In May, 1949, the average price jf milk cows in Ohio was $185 per head--this was equal to the value of 5,600 pounds of milk. Wedding Flowers Funeral Flowers Flowers For All Occasions SELLMERS Flower Shop 1316 N. Stale Rd.

Arlington Heighii S03-M We Open Evn. Sun. Guests at St. John's St. John's Episcopal ihurch will have twc 'guests officiating a this Sunday morning's 11 o'clock service of holy communion.

The Rev. Donald Gowe. chap lam to the Bishop of Puerto Rice will be celebiant and The Rev Ralph Kiuger of the Virgin Is lands will be the preacher. The are attending a series ot eon grosses thioughout the Unitet States and a stopping for the day at St. John's between meetings.

To live in Long Island Cameia Mi. and Mrs. Charles Green whose ueddmg took place September 12 at the bride's home. Mrs. Greene (the former Joan Carol Zeidler) is the daughter of Ml.

and Mis. W. F. Zeidler of Arlington Heights and Mr. Greene is the son ot Mr and Greene, formerly of Arlington Heights The maid of honor was Jane Hildebrand, and the best man F'ank Greene, biother of (he groom, both of Arlington.

The newljweds arc honeymooning New York and will make their home in Hcmpstead, Long Island. Mental Diet important for kids dean All who heard Dr. E. T. McSwain, dean of the University College, Northwestern university, speak at the meeting of the Arlington Heights PTA, Tuesday evening, went home with a good deal to think about The first half of our century has brought about a great many changes in our way of living--but the second half of the century will challenge our thinking.

Dr. McSwam stressed the fact that we, as parents, must be concerned with our children's mental diet. The teachings in the elementary grades make a lasting impression, and during this period a child tries to understand his relationship to the outside world. Dr. McSwam stated further that the school curriculum should be world wide in scope.

The greatest need is to take education seriously and to provide food for the job of building greater minds, greater community relationship and a greater Two auto accidents send two women to Palatine hospftri Auto accidents Saturday and Sunday injured two women so severely that they are in the Palatine Community hospital. Mrs. Jasper, of Oregon, who was on a vacation trip with her husband and little son, has a broken leg. The accident occurred Saturday on Algonquin road. Mr.

Jasper and son received only min6r injuries. An accident Sunday afternoon at the intersection of Palatine and Arlington Heights road sent three to the hospital but two were able to return home. Mr. and Mrs. F.

Meier, of Chicago were on their way to visit Palatine friends, traveling on Palatine road. Mrs. Meier is still in the hospital. The driver of the other car, James Weidner, is a farmer residing between Buffalo Grove and Long Grove. American heritage.

"Are Meeting the Challenge? We On television program Mr. J. T. Goodrich of 713 S. Highland Arlington Heights appeared on television station WGN-TV recently during the The PTA meeting first of the, "Spell with Isbell' telecast.

Women of Moose have third anniversary Des Flames chapter No. 835, Women of the Moose, will hold publicity chaptei night this Thuisday evening, 8:00 at Moose hall. It will be an open meeting with guest officers, and formals are requested. Alice Gundlmg, chairman of publicity, will have Mr. Wessell as guest speaker.

The Women of the Moose ill be celebrating their third anniversary at this time and a pa'ty, complete with refreshments and enteitaiiment, is being planned. There will also bo a white elephant auction. Membeis arc asked to bring candidates for initiation, as well as other fnend.s. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 415 N. Dunion services Sunday 11:00.

Sunday school, 9:30 a. m. Wednesday evening meetings aie held at 8:00 o'clock and include testimonies of healing. Reading room, 415 N. Dunton Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 1-5 p.

m. Friday 3-9 in. SCIENCE CHURCHES The subject of the in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sumlaj, September 18. was' I lie (iuldrn ''1 rcinblo. thon cat 11), at Ilio of the Loid, at the presence of thu Cod of Jacob" (Ps.

114: 7). Among the citations which coni- piied the Lesson-Sermon, the following were fiom the Bible: hat profiteth the graven im- agv that the maker thereof liath graven it; the molten image, and ii teacher of lies, that the inaker of his work trusteth therein, to, make dumb idols? that saith to the to the dnmb stone teach! Behold, it is laid over with gold and silver, and there is no bieath at all in the midst of it. But thf Lord is in his holy" temple: let all the earth keep silence before him" (Hab. 18-20). The Lesson-Sermon also included the following passages from the Chribtian Science textbook, "Sci- sr.ce and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy: "Matter is neither self-existent nor a product of Spirit.

Matter cannot see, feel, hear, taste, nor smell. It is not feel itself, see itself, nor understand itself. Take away so-called mortal mind, nhich constitutes matter's pup- posed selfhood, and matter can take no cognizance of matter Divine Science deals its 'chief blow at the supposed material foundations of life and intelligence. It dooms idolatry. A belief in other gods, other creators-, and other creations must go down before Christian Science" (pp.

479, 535). 1949-50 school year, was opened with a to the flag which was led by the Auxiliary of the South school Mr. Bardach. treasurer, presented the proposed budget for the year, and this was accepted by the group. Ralph Clabaugh, superintendent, introduced the entire teaching staff and urged that parents and teachers become better acquainted during the year.

Preceding the talk by Dr. McSwain, a short play was given by eighth grade pupils of the South school under the direction of Mrs. Argola Walk. Mis. Rowland Laughlin, president, invited all to stay for the social hour.

Cake and coffee were served, and the PTA board nembers acted as hosts. The Jifth grade of the North school lad the highest percentage of parents present, and the eighth jrade took honors at the South jchool. Professor Leonard Wuerffel Dean of Concoicha Semmaiy, St. Louis. mam tpeakei at Dedicatoiy Semce of Arlington resident of Mt Prospect.

Women's Missionary league The Mission Endciivor of St Peter Lutheran church con- i duct its quarterly meeting next week Wednesday at 8 p. I hen the Rev. Theodore Mai tens, duector of the Family Worship Lour, will address the ladies. This radio broadcast brings a Christ-centered devotion to the homes of Amcnca cverj Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7:30 a. m.

over station WMBI I Refreshments will be served. 'John Loves Mary' next production of Cumberland Terrace The top comedy hit, "John Loves Mary," opening show of the Des Flames Dramatic Guild October 7 and 8 at Rand Park Field house, be sponsored bj Cumberland Ten ace Civic Association. The proceeds will go to assist them in the completion oJ their field house. The play, "John Loves Mary," is the same production that took New York TJV storm and also vat, a big hit at the Harris Theater Chicago last fall, with Jan Sterling in the lead. The Des Plaines production will be directed by Audrey Ehihardt of Park Ridge, a member of the players.

In all the Dramatic Guild has a full season ahead, and now is the time to obtain season tickets while they are on sale at a special price of three plays lor only $1.50, a saving of 45c over single admission. The next regular meeting of the Guild is Tuesday evening, September 27. Mr. Goodrich was a member of the Florsheim Shoe Co. team which competed against a team of five other men from Fior-- sheim Shoe Co.

for the prizes awarded by emcee Harold IsbelL "Sptll with Isbell' is a weekly Wadneaday, 10:00 p. nv, spelling bee conducted by Harold libefl. in which two teams try to spell each-other. Slate police start drive against trucks State police officers received instructions to arrest truck drivel's for both overweight and speeding. Trailer trucks with licenses are not supposed to exceed 40 miles an hour.

Overweights are still rampant and there are many arrests. Judge C. M. Behrens who has taken over the judgeship of'his late father is handling state cases in this area. YOU WAIT BEN FRANKLIN STOKE AMLINOTON HEIGHTS A SAY.

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ol finest is jnJ pointed tut efficient tultins UinUlcs are rtmodiTniYory plastic he charm tnx Cam) Hall su.tk kmft. lends I distinction lo the ndl-sti Needed Here To provide 'Jie people of the United- States with the present per capita diet will take about all that American farms are producing with no allowance for substantial food exports except moderate amounts of uheat, lard, vegetable oils and some fruit according to a farm economist. House trailers now taboo in Arlington Heights House trailers have been banned from the village of Arlington Heights, according to an ordinance passed by the village board Monday night. The decision was split 4-2 among the members, with Trustees luehring and Voss voting no. In the futuie no for parking within the village limits will be issued.

Paul Taege, building commib- tioner, icpoited that dunnt; the month of August 26 home permits were issued, totaling $296,000 and 10 private gat age permits, were also issued amounting to $8,350. There will be a special meet- ing of the board Monday night at which time the main business will be to consider the adoption of a new building code. This will mean another long bession for the village dads who kept out until nearly midnight at the last meeting. Special for your Permanent in that in between stage? in and let our Stylists put in a few at of Thu will up rest of the Permanent. i INDIVIDUAL CURLS Machineless Curls 25c 35c Cold' Wave Curls 2 for 35c High School Girl Permanent $5.50 up (Complete -with Cut and Styling) For Appointment Call Helen's Beauty Salon THREE OPERATORS TO SERVE YOU HELEN P.

COUET. Prop, and Operator I2W. BUSSE MT. PROSPECT PHONE 1286 Wad, Thurc. Sal.

8:30 lo 6 p. Tuw. lc Fri. 8:30 to 8 p. m.

Protect Your COT by Lubricating and Greasing WINKELMAN'S SINCLAIR SERVICE 2 N. Dunion, Arlington Heights Telephone 690 Open Fri. Eve. Unlil 9 We now have the official Babe Ruth Watch With stainless steel flexible band. Comes in baseball case.

7.95 PLUS TAX See our selection of Orphan Annie and Mickty Mouse Watches. Flaherty Jewelers 2 N. Dunton, Arlington Heights Phone 690 Open Friday evtning until 9 p. fain your neighborhood with Best Milk in Chlcogoland-1 his cializedhomc delivery service is foi ilic asking. The Wanzer Rouicinan is in jour neighborhood ready to stop at your doorstep with famous Wanxer Milk and the full line of better Wanzer dairy products.

You'll like his helpful service, and you'll like Wanzer Milk. It's so much richer, so much better tasting the whole family will notice the difference right away. We are ready to start your Wanzer deliveries right away. Won't you try it for a. month? No obligation to continue if you aren't completely satisfied.

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