Suburbanite Economist from Chicago, Illinois • Page 21

SOUTHTOWN ECONOMIST, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1941 Roseland Model Home to Be Open To Public Today House, Built by Lions and Legion Post, Will Be Given Away. Nearing completion, the $15,000 Roseland model home at 11401 Emerald will be open to the public for inspection this afternoon. From 2:30 p.m. on, ushers will escort persons through the Bix-room residence which has been constructed under the auspices of the Roseland post No. 49, American Legion, and the Roseland Lions club.

The house will be awarded to an Individual just before Christmas. Award tickets may be obtained at the formal opening. Proceeds will be devoted to the two organizations' service activities. The house is made of brick with 12-inch walls and steel beams for the support of the second floor. Many windows provide exceptional lighting and ventilation.

The kitchen is electrically equipped at a cost of $1,250 and includes a stove, refrigerator and dish washer. The yai is landscaped and gi ass is already growing. A brick garage is attached to the house 'Award Insurance Degree to South Side Resident Joseph Blumbeig, 5140 Woodlawn ave, recently the degiee of Chartered Life Underwriter by the American College of Life Underwriters. Mr. Blumberg, who is connected with the Park Grove district office of the Metropolitan Life Insurance company, 6254 Ashland becomes the 13th person Chicago to receive the award which requires approximately four years of study and annual examinations.

Only 2,060 persons in the United States and Canada have received this award. He is a graduate of the University of Illinois and has been associated with the a since 1936. Mercy Mothers Mark 16th Year Wednesday To celebiate its 16th anniversary, the Mercy Mothers' auxiliary will meet Wednesday in the Mercy high school, 8100 Prairie ave. As part of the ceremony each of the past presidents of the organization will light a candle on the birthday cake. Mrs.

Paul D. Crowe is in charge of arrangements and is being assisted by Mrs. Joseph P. Brodie. Mrs.

Thomas W. Kcrutliff is president. SURPRISE PARTY. Mrs. John Kolmk, 6419 Rockwell st, was surprised recently on the occasion of her birthday.

Some 16 friends and relatives were present at the event, planned by Mrs. Kolnik's MSter, Mrs. Elizabeth Floto, and Mrs. Kolnik's daughter, Mrs. William Kjrk.

WE EXCHANGE AND REPAIR Starters, Armaturej, Fuel Pumps, Trico Windshield Wipers end Carbureters WE STOCK Hot Water Heaters, S4.7S up; Stewart Warner Gas Heaters Sold, Repaired and Installed. Lorraine, Unity, and Trlppe Driving and Road Larnpi. WE SELL Exchange and Repair All Types ef Electric Motors and Apliances WILT ELECTRICAL CO. 6501 S. Western 7829 S.

Racine 6502 Grovg Prospect 0494 Triangle 7520 H. P. 8678 "COAL- DON'T TAKE A CHANCEI FILL UP NOW1 GEN. POC. M.

$8.25 For a New and Better Stoker Coal TRY G-14 -It's Purified $6.40 Ask for Descriptive Booklet In Load Lots, O.O. Other Prices Correspondingly Low Enright Bros. Coal Co. S842 S. Daman Ham.

0240 MODEL HOME This $15,000 brick home and garage constructed at 11401 Emerald ave. under the auspices of the Roseland Lions club and Roseland American Legion post will be open to the public for inspection this afternoon. The six-room house will be given away just before Christmas. Seventh in Series of Revival Meetings Tonight Members of the Englewood Evangelical church, 66th and Peoria will hear a debate team from the Evangelical Theological seminary tonight at the seventh in a series of revival meetings in the church at 7.30 p.m. Other speakers during the coming week will be the Rev Milton Bischoff, Humboldt Paik Evangelical chuich, tomorrow; the Rev.

J. Osterland, Salem Evangelical church, Tuesday, the Rev. Leroy Huntley, the Second Evangelical church, Wednesday; The Rev. L. W.

Stauss, the East Side Evangelical chuich, Thuisday; the Rev. Donald Landwer, the Oak Park Evangelical church, Friday, and a deputation team from the Evangelical Theological seminary next Sunday. Schedule Special Train for Tilt South side football fans may take a special tram via the New York Central lines to the Illmois- Notre Dame game at South Bend, Ind next Saturday. The- tram is the Dick Knight-Earl Dunne Football Special. The train fare will include a ticket to the game, a meal in the dining car, refreshments and entertainment.

There will be flowers for women and girls. The train will leave from the La Salle st. Station at 10-05 a.m. Saturday and from the Englewood Union station at 10'20 a m. 'Ranch Nights' Arranged by Two Church Units Under the direction of Marie Hager, 1322 W.

87th st, Men's club and the Adriels of the Faith Lutheran church will hold "Ranch Nights" Wednesday and Thursday at the "B-Bar-None" ranch, 8300 Sangamon st. Entertainment has been planned and refreshments will be served both evenings. Proceeds of the event will be used to purchase an altar rail for the church. The Rev. E.

V. Haserodt is the pastor. Unified Societies to Hold Festival on November 2 Three societies, known as Unified Societies, Inc will hold their first anniversary festival and dedication of their new headquarters at 302-4 W. 47th st in the quarters November 2 at 4 p.m. The Eisenburger, Burgenlaender and Eichenstamm Sick Benefit so- are the member organizations of Unified Societies, Inc Dan Jaeger, 4348 Wells st is president; Louis Schipits, 6959 Union ave, is secretary, and Emerick Dietz, 4432 Shields is treasurer.

Northwest Beverly Improvers in Meeting Tomorrow night the Northwest Beverly Improvement association will hold its annual meeting at 8939 Bell ave. Officers and the board of directors for the coming year will be elected at the meeting. Entertainment and refreshments have been planned. ENTERTAINS. Mrs.

Alfied Cook, 9923 Racine ave entertained 10 playmates of her son, Fied, lecently in celebration of his fouith bnthday. KENNY BROTHERS 5438 S. HALSTED SOUTH SIDE'S MOST BEAUTIFUL FUNERAL HOME "What's Your Best Answer I have found it Rome "A rose by any other name would smell as sweet" Chopin Haydn Italian Arrangement of four voices not more than an octave apart Burns' "To a Louse" The Thursday after Trinity Sunday First baseman Pittsbuig (National League) and Boston (American League) Excahbur Socrates 22 per cent Spam has no castles On the Liberty bell in Philadelphia Opossum Sleeping sickness Benjamin Frankhn Louis Philippe (King of France, 1830-1848) Nathaniel Bacon The last of the fighting Indian leaders (An Apache chief who died 1909) Cardinal Wolsey Chinaware Chauvinism Ourite Club to Give Smorgasbord Today Ourite, Inc No. 3 will hold its second annual smorgasbord dinner today in Anderson's hall, 61st and Moigan sts. Meals will be served from 2 to 4 p.m.

and there will be dancing from 3 to 8 m. George W. Engelhardt and Charles Porstem are in charge of arrangements. Ourite No. 3 has moved its headquarters from 3334 W.

63rd st. to 1139 W. 69th st. Mrs. Nancy Riel to Mark 80th Birthday Thursday Mrs.

Nancy Riel, 6149 Laflin will celebrate her 80th birthday next Thursday. She has four children, 10 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Her children are A. L. Riel, 6532 Harvard ave Mrs.

Maud Gilmore of Moline, John F. Riel, 7331 Winchester ave, and Mrs. Susie Cox, with -whom she lives. Englewood Townsendites to Hold Meeting Tuesday Membeis ol the Englewood Townsend club No. 7 will hold a business meeting Tuesday evening in the Masonic temple, 6400 Gieen st.

The news letter direct fi om the club's Washington buieau will be lead. Alter the meeting piesidents of the clubs in the Third district will meet to complete plans lor a district lally to be held the evening of October 29 at 6839 ave. B. Jackson, pies.dent of the Englewood club has asked members who have not written Cong Edwaid A. Kelly conceining federal pension legislation to bung the letters to Tuesday's meeting.

They should be addressed to Hon Edward A. Kelly, House Office building, Washington, C. Thoburn Circle to Give Smorgasbord Thursday Over 40 vaiieties of food will be seived at the Swedish smorgas- boid dinner which will be given in the gymnasium of the Thoburn Methodist church, 64th and Paulina sts next Thursday from 5 to 8 by the First Evening Circle of the Young Women's Society for Christian Seivice. Alice DeLacey, 6400 Hermitage ave is in charge of ai rangements Lillian Alpers, 6300 Heimitage ave, is president of the oiganiza- tion. Proceeds of the event will go to the missionary and church fund.

COVERLET GUILD. Wednesday at 2 m. the study department of the Colonial guild of America will hold its fust meeting of the year in the home of Mis Max L. Biamer, 615 Blanchard st, Wheaton. iiiiiiiiiiimiimiimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu GRAND BETTER SIGHT with BETTER GLASSES A Complete Lensc Grinding Laboratory I DR.PRITGHARB 5456 S.

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There', always variety of delicious foods to choose from at De-Meck. DE'MECK N. W. COR. HALSTED ft GARFIELD GADABOUT'S IlOTBOOK Louis Levins.

5736 Green recently letuincd home after spending two in the St. Bernaid hospital. Mi. and Mrs. Henry Kiakow- ski and then daughtei, Mai ion, 5532 Gieen st, observed Mis.

Krakowski bnthday anmversaiy last week. Mis. John Cieany, 6238 Aberdeen st, has letuined home fiom a hospital where she was under medical treatment. She is much ed Mi and Mrs. Albeit Schioeder of Detroit were recent guests of Mr.

and Mis Elmer O'Rouike, 6412 Rockwell st. Mrs. A. M. Juiedme of Elizabeth is the house guest of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Chester F. Juiedme, 6318 Rockwell st, during the absence of her husband, Uev. A. M.

Juie- dme, a Baptist rrubbionary now stationed in Syria Mi. and Mis Neil Shechy, 8023 Peoiia have moved to Los Angeles Their son. Neil, Ji left for Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, where he is engaged in defense woik Mi and Mi s. A. Thomas, 3641 Green st, celebiated the enth bulhday of then son, Jeiome, Wednesday.

Eileen Theiesa Kenny, 7826 Morgan st, daughter of Mi. and Mis John Kenny, will be 19 yeais old today. Mis. Anna J. Weyuch.

3442 62nd pi, celebiated hei bnthday Fi iday. Hold Memorial Service for Auto Crash Victim Unveiling services will be held today at 3 m. memoiy of Albert Goodman, victim of an automobile ciash last December 20. The seiMce i be held at his i a in the Beth Israel cemetery at Waldheim, it was announced by his patents, Mr. arid Mrs.

Goodman. 7402 Vmcennes Albeit was one of thiee TUden high school boys ho died aftei an automobile ciash December 20, 1940, neai Hinsdale. He was 15 yeai-, old Relatues and fuends of the thiee young men aie jted to attend the sei ice HARITY BALL. Plans loi the seventh annual Chdi ity ball to be held November 15 111 the Congiess hotel be by membeis of the Women's a i i a i to the Wood- lawn hospital at their ing at 2 in Wednesday in Hayes hotel, 64th and Lfm- i a CHOP SUEY TO TAKE HOME KOW- LEE 6525 S. HALSTED CALL WENT, 4360 FOR PROMPT DELIVERY FIDELITY REALTY AND SAFE DEPOSIT CO.

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