Arlington Heights Herald from Arlington Heights, Illinois • Page 24

Presbyterian Womens Lunch Features Rosa Page Welch Members of the Arlington Heights Presbyterian association and their guests will meet for luncheon and a Christmas program Wednesday, Dec. 17, at 12:30 p.m. Luncheon will be served by members of circle 7, with Mrs. Bert Gathercoal and Mrs. Charles Tully in charge of arrangements.

Devotions will be led by Mrs. Herman Berthold and the theme of the day will be "Christmas is a Happy Mrs. Ronald C. White, music chairman of the association, will present the widely-acclaimed mezz o-soprano, Rosa Page Welch. In her work as of in interracial relations, Mrs.

Welch has sung before youth groups and adults through the land. She has conducted courses in inter-rac i a 1 understanding at inter-group and Inter-denominational conferences of young people and has contributed greatly toward improving race relations wherever she has been heard. MRS. WELCH, who studied with Alexander Nakutin at Kimball hall in Chicago and with B. Fred Wise, eminent teacher at the American Conservatory of Music, has also done special work in religious education at the University of Chicago.

She has appeared in recitals in loop and has been acclaimed by critics of the Chicago Tribune and the Chicago Daily News for the of her naturally beautiful mezzo- soprano voice. The singer, a native of Port Gibson, was graduated from the Sou thern Christian Institute, a miss ion school of the Disciples of Christ, at Edwards, Miss. On a recent 8-week tour of Japan and Korea, Mrs. 1 ch sang benefit concerts for Japanese widows and children and for refugee and other projects in Korea, under the auspices of Church World Service. Her program here will feature Christmas numbers, including some of her moving interpretations of Negro spirituals.

She will be accompanied by the Presbyterian church organist, Mrs. Earl Auge. THE FOLLOWING officers for the coming year will be installed president of the association: Mrs. A. Benedix, president; Mrs.

Lloyd Smeltzer, vice president, and Mrs. James Moore, secretary; Mrs. E. R. Tierney, treasurer.

Secretaries of departments will be: Mrs. Charles H. King, social Mrs. Baldassari Mrs. Julia Luczak 5-4574 CLtarbrook Forest View School ROSA PAGE WELCH education and action; Mrs.

Elmer Zilen, spiritual life; Mrs. Robert Vanek, national missions; Mrs. M. E. Baughman.

Christian education; Mrs. Robert Ross, music; Mrs. John Vork and Mrs Theodore Fonfara, house and hostess; Mrs. R. S.

Kellogg, reservations and Mrs. John McComb, Mrs. Leslie Gleason and Mrs. H. A.

Burnett, nominating committee. Morning circle chairmen to be installed are: Mrs. Robert F. Herigodt, Mrs. Norman Bronson and Mrs.

F. T. Brooks. Their co-chairmen will be Mrs. George B.

Wesler, Mrs. R. E. Hauptly and Mrs. Meredith Astley.

CHRISTAAAS TREES Scotch pines and balsams FLOCKED TREES Choice of colors Order now! STATE PARK PLAZA 445 S. State Rd. Arlington Heights Open 'HI 10 p.m. daily the HARRIS huddle Well, the proverbial is on the for sure, and this kind of weather really gives one the Christmas spirit for sure. Always difficult to realize Christmas is here until the first snow flies.

For those of you who have not completed your Christmas shopping, why not try Harris Pharmacy? There are ever so many things for the whole family, items that you may not think of, items that would probably be just what you would want. Unlike the pharmacies of old, the modern up-to-date pharmacy carries many things that you would not expect to find. If you are in the vicinity, stop in, browse around and be amazed at the very fine values find at Harris Pharmacy. make this a real Merry Christmas for all the family, and remember if there is any way in which we may help you with your selections, you have but to ask. GEORGE HARRIS court ct.

s-uot VAIL ft DAVIS. 3-3140 AFTERNOON circle chairmen just appointed are: Mrs Harold Henry, Mrs. Everett Nelson, Mrs. Fred Martin, Mrs. Andrew Duros, Mrs.

George Sandy and Mrs. T. L. Archibald. Their cochairmen will be Mrs.

A. G. Johnson, Mrs. Harold Vander- Kough, Mrs. William Irwin, Mrs.

Harold Barnes, Mrs. George Brinke and Mrs. Glenn Dailey. Evening circle chairmen are as follows: Mrs. William Naeber, Mrs.

E. S. Reinhard, Mrs. Gordon Becklev, Mrs. Allen B.

Cook, Mrs. William Bledsoe and Mrs. Otto Braun. Their co-chairmen will be Mrs. Stuart Grant, Mrs.

Basil Regione. Mrs. Melvin Coobs. Mrs. Lewis Gregg, Mrs.

Frank Frink and Miss Gertrude Adam. Community Calendar MR HflfW December Prospect Kiwanis club, 7 p.m. Lady of the Wayside Womans club meeting, parish hall chapter 992, 7:30 p.m. Junior high school Theatre, 8 p.m., Recreation Park Heights arden Theatre, 8 p.m., Pioneer Park. club of St.

Pet er Lutheran school, 8 p.m., school basement Heights Square dance group, 8:30 p.m., Miner Junior school Hundred club a ce, Glendale country club Lady of the Ways book fair, school foyer Heights SPEBSQ- SA, 8:15 p.m., Legion hall your flag, Bill of Rights day Heights Art guild, 8 p.m., Pioneer Park Heights Lions club, 6:30 p.m., Lutheran school hal1 concert by Town and Country chorus, 7:45 p.m. at Lutheran home in Arlington Heights Heights lodge 1162, AF and AM, 7:30 p.m., Palatine Masonic temple. (A Choir to Sing For St. James Guild Notre Dame high school choir, under the direction of Rev. Thomas F.

Waldron, C.S.C., will put members of St. James Catholic guild, Arlington Heights, in the spirit of Christmas. The choir will offer a program of Christmas music at the meeting Tuesday evening, Dec. 16, in the school hall, N. State rd.

A gift will be awarded to one of the members and refreshments will be served. MEMBERS AND their friends are reminded of the Book Fair to be held Sunday, Dec. 14. in the church basement. A selection of more than 6000 books of religious and non-religious nature will be on display.

All books purchased at the fair are guaranteed Christmas delivery. (A The next school board meeting will be held Monday, Dec. 15, at 8 p.m. All interested persons are welcome. A combination Christmas party and grab bag were held after the December 2 meeting of the Mothers club.

Hostesses were Mrs. Benjamin Marx and Mrs. Robert Currie. The Mothers club banner for the third month was won by Miss Patricia room. Myrt Jevne celebrated her birthday December 1 with a birthday lunoheon.

Her guests were Fran Burton, Virginia Brodnan and her mother, Mrs. Wilson of Missouri, Ruth Grismer, Marge Gorr and Lorraine Soenksen The Mothers club is sponsoring a bowling party for the patrol boys and girls Tuesday, Dec. 23, at 10:30 a.m. They are to meet at the school and will be driven to the bowling alley in Des Plaines. MR.

AND MRS. Howard Dahl and Carole attended the seventh birthday party for Patty Racine. Mary Smalenberger and Karen Lofquist were among the students of Lu Staahl who went to see Lincoln in the White in Evanston Saturday. Edward Lauing celebrated his birthday with his family Sunday. Ernest Tagge celebrated his 80th birthday at the West Park field house, Des Plaines, Sunday.

Among the guests were a neph ew, Ernest Tagge and family, Mrs. Lizzie Joost and a brother, Henry Tagge. Mrs. Mabel Colombe was a house guest for several months at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, the Eugene Colombe s. Among 22 attending the luncheon at Old Orchard country club last Wednesday for Camp Fire and Bluebird leaders, co-leaders, district chairmen and representatives were Margaret Currier, Julia Luczak and Mary Sidor.

Mrs. Henry Rossberg accompanied member of her club to the Museum of Science and Industry to see the Christmas program last Friday. Stewart is the name Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson have chosen fo their new son born December 4 in Augustana hospital, Chicago.

The baby weighed 6 pounds 1 ounce. Grandparents are Mrs. Hattie Andre of Arlington Heights and the Wilsons of Arkansas. (A Commentator Slated Talk Before Joint PTA Mrs. Clifton Utley, well-known television and radio political analyst, will speak at the South junior high school gymnasium next Tuesday night, Dec.

16, at 8:15 p.m. Mrs. address, Im! pact of World Affairs on Our will be delivered at a joint PTA meeting of the Westgate and Park I schools. An invitation to the public is being extended, and especially to Utley fans, according to Mrs. William Franck, general program chairman.

Largest library The Library of Congress served more than 672,0000 readers from all over the world last year. More than three-quarters of a million items were added to the library ikn hrinpinp its total FRAYN UTLEY understanding of other peoples and the roles they play in the world neighborhood? the committee asked. These are but a few of the questions uppermost in the minds of many parents today as they i-L a I Franck. In seeking someone to guide thinking along these lines and to prf an authoritative outlook on world affairs, the name Frayn Utley was accepted witn enthusiasm. MRS.

UTLEY is a noted news commentator on NBC radio am television, and is director of the Institute of International Education. a not-for-profit private or ganization which administers ucational exchange tween the United States and foreign countries for and governmental groups. As ber of the institute and he Na tional Association of foreign Mu dent Advisors, she quently to visit toreign students enrolled in Her interest in i manifested by her service 1 nn school boards and committees notably her membership on the Chicago board of edmtano for nine years. She has also be active in civic affairs served on numerous committee serving hospitals, universities, and welfare groups. Mrs.

Utley is the mother of three sons, 24, 18, and 15, ft urine the war years, she vas also mother to two French girls and aFrench boy brought over by the Unitarian Service mittee. t. Pingers Farm green CHRISTMAS TREES and WREATHS it -k it flocked CHRISTMAS TREES Wreaths flocked to order FARM Algonquin Road 1st farm east of Wilke Road 0 SANTA WILL ARRIVE At Rolling Meadows Shopping Center 4 -0 at 4 P.M Come and Meet Him As He Arrives in the Big Fire Truck! Santa Will Be Here In His Mobile Home From 11 a.m. Daily 'til Christmas! MUINfi MEWMWS SHOPPING CENTHI ON KIRCHOFF ROAD iksiTcn edfe PARKING FOR 1300 CARS Fine Stores and to Serve You! ACE HARDWARE ARMANETTI LIQUORS FOOD SHOP BARBER SHOP BEHLKE APPLIANCE SERVICE BILL BOND'S MEN'S WEAR CRAWFORD DEPT. STORE CURRENCY EXCHANGE DRUG STORE FLITE CLEANERS JEWEL SUPER MART MELLICK'S CHILDREN'S SHOP SHOE STORE SHELL SERVICE STATION SUBURBAN CASUALS WOMEN'S APPAREL SUBURBAN SNACK SHOP WALTER'S BAKERY F.

W. WOOLWORTH CO. U. S. POST OFFICE Easy ToQet Here! ROI.UNS MEADOWS SHOPPING CENTER ON KIRCHOFF ROAD FROM WHEEUNdr ft PALATINE ROAD IT! CRVTIUL EUCLI road cue 6 A 0 VC.