Suburbanite Economist from Chicago, Illinois • Page 26

FACE Wednesday. Feb. 33. SOUTHTOWN ECONOMIST Morgan Park Card Party On March 17 Mrs. Fred Pilsbury, chairman of the ways and means committee of Morgan Park Junior Woman's club, announces that her committee has been working on arrangements for a card party and fashion show which will be i held on St.

Patrick day, March 17, at 8 p.m., in Ridge park field- house, W. 96th st. and S. Longwood dr. Proceeds will be used for the various philanthropies of the club.

i New Spring styles will be i shown by "Mingea" and modeled by the junior members. Millinery to complete every en- 'sernble will be supplied by. "Mari's House of Hats." The club will meet a week from today at 8:15 p.m. in Trinity Methodist church, W. 99th st.

and S. Winchester ave. Shirley Black, president, will 1 preside. Mrs. Hans Staecker, philanthropy chairman, will introduce John Kamp, principal of the Elim Christian School for Exceptional Children.

Mr. Kamp will further enlighten the group on the subject of the needs the mentally and physically handicapped child and further explain how Elim School teaches and guides them toward a better life. Mrs. Thomas Nissen, drama chairman, will present a one act play, "The Cup of Strength" by Joyce Drake. This is the story of airline passengers -who were marooned in a shack in an uninhabited mountainous region when their plane crashed.

The characters in the drama are Mrs. Kane, a middle-aged women of strong character, played by Mrs. Charles Hillier: Gola Gordan, a singer and dancer, portrayed by Mrs. Bert Hill: Mrs. Marshall, a gold star mother, played by Mrs.

George Ritsos: Mary Lee, a Southern girl, acted by Mrs. Robert Palmer: Kathryn, a beautiful young matron, played by Mrs. Thomas Nissen: Janie. a young girl, portrayed by Mrs. Ernest Soutter and the injured stewardess, played by Mrs.

Celia Odell. This busy drama group, under the direction of Mr. Thomas Nissen, also take part in the Third district mid-winter meeting today where they will give three pantomimes with Mrs. Bert Hill: Airs. Charles Hillier; Mrs.

Ernest Scouttfer and Mrs. Nissen participating. Following the play, "The Cup of Strength," refreshments will be served by the ways and means committee with Mrs. John Erickson in her will be Mrs. Bert Hill; Mrs.

Vern Johanson; Mrs. Charles Reinhold: Mrs. John Spears; Mrs. Harold Wackelin; Mrs. Leonard Zick; Mrs.

Warren Opitz and and Mrs. Irvin Nelson BEVERLY HILLS JUNIOR-Mrs. Robert Guilford, 9150 S. Winchester president of the Hills Junior Woman's club, has announced the club will be one of the hostesses at the mid-whiter meeting of Third district Juniors, IFWC, tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Roosevelt school, 146th st.

and S. La- in Riverdale. Mrs. Colin Stevenson, 9859 S. Charles American home and garden chairman, will display the 40 stuffed dolls made by members of the club.

These dolls will be sent to orphanages, schools for the handicapped children and institutions. Mrs. Joseph Liveris, 9112 S. Ada literature and art chairman, will display scrapbooks, workbooks, and activity books made by members of the club. These books will be delivered at Easter to hospitalized children to help them enjoy their hospital stay.

The board directors of the club will meet Monday at 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs. R. M. Leonard, 9756 S.

Oakley public affairs chairman. Mrs. T. H. Cafcas, 8604 S.

Wolcott refreshments chairman, will be her co-hostess. Birthday Party In The Hospital Because he couldn't attend a birthday celebration in his honor, representatives of the Englewood Kiwanis club brought a birthday cake with 80 candles on it to the Englewood hospital room of Robert S. Fulsang. Mr. Fulsang, a rnember of the club for 33 years, was 80 years old on Sunday.

On Monday, the Kiwanis members visited him in the hospital and on Tuesday they observed Bob Ful sang Day at their regular meeting at the YMCA. Leading the singing of "Happy Birthday" is Carl Sommer, 6711 S. Western district governor of the Illinois-Eastern Iowa district of Kiwanis International. Others, left to right, are Wendell Carlson, superintendent of Englewood hospital; Harry Vie- zens, 9400 S. Leavitt past president; Doren Trump, 6900 S.

Halsted president; Joseph Maher, 8819 S. Dante John Rapp, 9340 S. Vanderpoel and Clyde Burtis, 6800 S. Normal all members of the Englewood club; Mrs. Vera Swanson, 33 W.

70th and her father, Robert S. Fulsang. Mr. Fulsang is the owner of the Garfield Fireproof Storage 5929 S. State st.

He has another daughter, Mrs. Nicoline Murphy, and a son, Ross. Cecelia O'Brien Heads Longwood dub New officers and committee heads were installed recently for the Mothers and of Longwood Manor club. Mrs. Cecelia O'Brien, 9923 S.

Peoria is president. Other officers are Mrs, Mary Ellen King, 9964 S. Charles vice president; Mrs. Catherine Robson, 10031 S. Aberdeen treasurer, and Mrs.

Margaret O'Malley, 9846 S. Peoria secretary. Committee members for 1955 are Mrs. Phyllis Collura, 9944 S. Peoria entertainment; Mrs.

Betty Jayne Boyce, 9826 S. Peoria philanthropic; Mrs. Josephine Pfieffer, 6414 S. Emerald hostess; Mrs. Frances Doyie, 9951 S.

Carpenter, ways and means; Mrs. Elsie Hoffman, 9424 S. Justine publicity; Mrs. Mary Corcoran, 9516 S. Bishop pre-school children, and Mrs.

Catherine Huyer, 9941 S. Beverly, school children. First social event of the year for the group, an annual spaghetti dinner, was held Thursday at Ridge Park fieldhouse with Mrs. Ida Zanardo, 9910 S. Sangamon.

in charge. ALPHA XI DELTA South side alumnae of Alpha XI Delta sorority met last Tuesday with Mrs. Ralph Nystrom, 11133 S. Emerald ave. No Replaces CERAMIC CLAY TILE What other material offers you quality and lifetime durability? Only CERAMIC CLAY TILE Harvard P-TA Plans Dinner Thursday, March 3, Harvard P-TA will sponsor a smorgasbord dinner in the school, 7525 S.

Harvard from 6 to 8 p.m. Parents of the entire student body will contribute their favorite dishes and the variety of food will range from meat balls to gefuilte fish. Families are invited to attend. After the dinner, there -will be a "Ham Talent Show" in the 404 Winneconna president of the association, as chairman with Mrs. Koopman; Mrs.

H. Hildebrand, 7708 S. Stewart Mrs. L. Hootman and Mrs.

O. Pittaway, 7608 S. Eggleston who will be in charge of coffee. Mrs. G.

Ransom, 7418 S. Parnell is ticket chairman with Mrs. Hiram Doyle, 7625 S. Eggleston and Mrs. J.

Miller, 7504 S. Normal assist- auditoriuzn of the school to ing. Mrs. Edward Stanek, 7454 which there will be no admis- i S. Normal will be in sion charge.

of hospitality. Anyone desiring to take part in the talent show may contact Mrs. Koopman at TRiangle 4-2399: Mrs. R. Thornton at TRi- angle 4-1298 or Mrs.

J. Hartman at TRiangle 4-6741. Committee chairmen for the smorgasbord dinner are Mrs. H. Phillis, 7535 S.

Parnell chairman, assisted by Mrs. F. oren, 7609 S. Normal L. Hootman, 108 W.

76th. Mrs. H. Keenan, 60 W. 76th and Mrs.

J. Miller, 7504 S. Normal ave. The kitchen committee includes Mrs. Frederick Scott.

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Hammond Gary Shop Thursday 9:30 to 9:30 Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 5:30 SAVE! to SAVE! Sculptured, Hard Twist-Loop Full 9'x12' Size Rugs! Regularly 5 0 SCQ50 and Markham Girl To Play Guilar In Radio Show Dorothy Ann Ferguson, 15547 S. Millard Markham, will sing and play her guitar on both shows of the W.L.S. National Barn Dance program this Saturday. Dorothy Ann, 17-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

C. L. Ferguson, is a junior in Bremen Community High school. Last June she took first place in a city wide teen talent search. A member of the Alice Chilton troupe of entertainers, Dorothy Ann often plays with Carol Ann Glue, 14410 S.

Campbell Poscn. The two girls flew to Air Force installations in Florida last Christmas to entertain service men. Retires After 50 Years Work With Gas Company Andrew A. Gallagher, 8037 S. Paulina st.

has retired after more than 50 years with the Peoples Gas Light and Coke Co. Gallagher joined the company as a water boy in 1904. At the time of his retirement, he was staff auditor. He was also past president of the Peoples Gas Quarter Century club. His father, Michael also worked for Peoples Gas, from 1884 until his retirement in 1913.

Pour brothers likewise worked the company. SALE PRICE 29 Heavy Frieze Type Latex Non-Skid Backing Rich, New Hi-Lo Designs Colors to Suit All Tastes Irregularities Will Not Affect Looks or Wearing 6'xr Sizes EXTRA! Scatter Rug Sale! EXTRA! Regular 3.99 24" 4.99 24" 5.95 27" 30" 7.95 3' 5'. $14.95 4 63rd near Hoisted Main Floor Bargain Aisle Sorry, No Mail or Orders WIEBOLDl'S GORDON'S "33 SO. HALSTED ST. Thursday 9:30 A.M.

to 10P.M. Speetacutnr ODDS and ENDS SALE ridiculous prices to clean house in a hurry! 51 DRESSES were up fo $77.90. 9 '15 19 48 DRESSES were up $24.90 63 DRESSES were up fo $39.90 16 KNIT DRESSES were to $34.90... 19 KNIT DRESSES were fo $49.90 34 WINTER COATS were up fo $49.90 29 27 ZIP COATS were up fo $64.90 39 39 Fur Trim'd COATS were fo $778..... 67 19 WOOL SUITS were up fo $39.90........

1 5 33 WOOL SUITS were up fo $59.90. 39 RAINCOATS were up fo $24.90.... 143 SKIRTS were up fo $8.95 93 SKIRTS were up fo $14.95 24 9 3 5 108 BLOUSES were up fo $4.95 87 BLOUSES were up fo $8.95 1 112 SWEATERS were up $5.95..... 2i 59 SWEATERS were up fo $7.95 3 28 Pair SLACKS were up fo $9.95 3 118 Rayon Crepe SLIPS were fo $3.95 1 77 120 Crepe HALF SLIPS were fo $3.50....... 1 77 146 Jersey GOWNS were up fo $3.95 1 77 132 Nylon HALF SLIPS were up fo $3.95 1 93 323 Rayon PANTIES were 89c 37c 183 Nylon Tricot PANTIES were $7.50....

77c IMPORTANT! ALL SALES FINAL! NOT ALL SIZES! WHILE THEY LAST! FREE PARKING at 65th and Union for Gordon's Customers GORDON'S Fasfcfons of Tfcolr for and Wornon 6433 South Hoisted Street Tfcvrsaty.