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1. THE LIFE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, By TONI ROSSETT STARS ON PARADE JAMES STEWART, 4 Quartette to Sing at Joint Service Another in the series of joint cervices of the Harvard Congre- gational and Williard Methodist Churches will be held at 10:30 Sun- day at the Harvard church with the Rev. J. W. Funston preaching.

AMrs. Parmenter and her quartette i will sing an anthem. up I is ONE OP THE MOST ABLE AND' VERSATILE IN THIS SKETCH SHE APPEARS lijcrORS IN HOLLYWOOD. AS A SOPHISTICATED LADY. JEAN IS AEALiy A HismL AND LOVABLE PERSON.

MOST OP HER MOVIE ROLES POR -TRAY HER AS HE REALLY 16 SHE MARRIED TO A NEW MET AT A RAPCry WHILE SHE VISITED THERE. JEAN IS ONE OP WE MOST POPULAR STARS WITH COLUMNISTS MHO cover Hollywood DSPTTE HIS MOST recent serious ROLES, HE WOULD. AND COULD DO COtflC RflLES HERE HE HE VJOOLD TO HE HAD JIMMY Perfect Example Many young couples prefer the delightful intimacy and warmth of a home ceremony to the relatively cold solemnity of a large church wedding and the lovely Sylvia Jira-George Vocelka nuptials at the Jira home, 1415 Highland Sunday would be the perfect example for the home wedding exponents. A crowd of relatives of both the bride and bridegroom saw the ceremony performed by the Rev. James Dudycha, of Cicero, at oclock.

Sylvia was attractively gowned in blue lace with a matching halo securing a shoulder length veih She carried a bouquet of white roses. Henrietta Vocelka, the bridegrooms sister, was her only attendant and she also wore blue but carried red roses. The brides brother, Dick Jira, was best man. Sylvia is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

John Jira and George formerly resided at 6729 W. Roosevelt rd. i la Dietrich is one op the MOST GLAMOUROUS STARS IN Hollywood she recently became AN AMERICAN CITIZEN SHE 6 ONE OP THE FIRST STARS to weak mascuune Attipje. MARLENE IS STRICTLY AN INDIVIDUALIST. AT A HOLLYWOOD PREMIERE SHE SHOCKED CON-VENTT0NAUST3 BY APPEARING i A TOP HAT AND FULL DRESS SUIT Trained MEN AND WOMEN Hold the Key Positions IS AS UKE APPEAR- IF HIS NAY' IS ALSO CAMERA ADDICT Proof of Age First Student: I wonder how old Miss Jones is.

Second Student: Quite old, I imagine; they say she used to teach Caesar. IN i Ybt dab tod women are Always (Ives 4 prelereocs to busmen Metropolitan lias trained thousands who are today bolding key office post tlons lovsstlgatn Metropoliun advantages Free protptelut Day and evening daman Register New. I a cOMvaMinm.v located school ftANooish a37 1227 Entered in Music Fete Kosatka Band Seeks Honors Scores of Berwyn and "Cicero musicians will glay in the aiinuS Chicagoland Music festival, publicized at the worlds greatest mass musical event, tomorrow night at Soldier field. Eight thou sand performers from 25 states and a number of Canadian proV- inces will participate. In competition for honors are the Berwyn Boys bind sponsored by the Berwyn Playground and Recreation commission in ewjuno-tion with the WPA recreation pro ject; Nick Triantos concert band, and the Tommy KossMtj- piano-accordion band, under tme direction of Grace Novak.

The latter group will play as a section in the huge 1,600 piece piano ac cordion group at 7:30. Harry J. Rrabec, 2105 S. 56th an entrant in the juvenile boys division of the baton-twirling contest. Members of Qie Kosatka piano-accordion band are Robert Blim, Frank Cihlar, Bonnie Cisar, Grace Cernhouz, Virginia Dlouhy, Roy Gilgenback, Edward Harold Jones, Norman Kanak, Ray Kosatka, June Mack, Charles Pollack, Leonard Pollack, Harold Pis-kule, Roy Remp, and Joe Smida.

Welfare Center Asks Donations tojfeedy The Cicero Welfard Center, 6332 W. 25th requests donations of baby cribs, buggies, clothes and shoes; sewing machines and washing machines; radios; wagons; hot blast. stoves; chests of drawers; kitchen cabinets; rugs; play yards; $1 stove ovens, and mens and clothing and shoes FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SAUSAGE SPECIALS FRANKFURTS. I9e SPICED Lb 23e BOILED HAMS FISH SPECIALS SEA PERCH, fr" 101c SMELTS 'Fresh 3 Lbs. IDs SHRIMP Hje LAKE PERCH.

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211 II 1 each 1 Operator Comforts Child Left Alone in House The evening tide of telephone calls was beginning to recede in the Ashberry office, Berkeley, one night not Iorr ago, when one of the operators pOgged into the jack beneath a tiny light which represented the residential Her number, into her receiver quick breathing as of someone close to the distant transmitter. Then came a childish voice, husky and just a littls scared: I want the number of the opera, please. Questioned by the operator, ths little girl answered: I want to talk to my mamma at the opera, I want my mamma. Im alone. Im afraid.

The evening chief operator, Mrs. Alethea then talked with the youngster, whose parents had gone to the opera, soothing her fears. Finding that she had no relatives who might come and stay with her, Mrs. Owens called a neighbor who knew the child and volunteered to help. The neighbor remained with the child until a big brother came home a hour later.

The mother afterwards wrote a letter of appreciation to the tele- phone company for courtesy and Service, which ia far beyond, that which anyone should expeetpa-, SPRING 4 to DUCKS Tender Hen CHICKENS i STEAKS tion to the expensive array of floats which mske up the state flotilla, a caravan of five 40 A 8 locomotives, manned by a crew of uniformed legionnaires, will make the trip to the west Coast, leaving about a week prior to the Los Angeles parade of September 22. Anne Laurie Bishop, the scintillating Tupelo drum major, who at the New York parade last year attracted such widespread attention, hag been selected for the second consecutive year to be lead drum major of the Mississippi marching units and will thug head the first band of the parade. Bobbie Vaughn, beautiful blonde drum major of Magnolia, winner of the national high school championship in drum-majoring at the Louisville, contests last spring, has been selected to lead the second band in the national parade, Lee announced. The legion caravan, comprising five immense floats and two maintenance vehicles will leave Jackson August 21, The caravan is accompanied by Miss Elaine Russell of Vicksburg, whose brunette beauty brought her the national title of Miss American Legion. AUG.

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Bartlett Sweet PEAS Return From Bible-Parley in Michigan The Rev. and Mrs. F. C. Gardner, pastors of the Bjwyn Gospel Tabernacle, recentlPte-tumed from the Gull Lake Bible conference near Battle Creek, Mich, Ann, Elsie, Robert, and Louis Olic, and Grace Mrazek of the young peoples society of the church also attended the confer ence.

Fatherhood of God Pastor's Sermon Topic Fatherhood of God" will be the theme ef the sermon by the Rev. Theodore N. Peterson at the First Methodist church of Cicero Sunday morning at 10:45 oclock. The Sunday school, especially well attended recently for the time of the year, will convene at 0:46. Opens Own Shop John F.

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