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65, NUMBER 4 WHEELING sing are urged to meet for rehearsal on Friday evening at 7:30 Upper grade school children meet on Saturday afternoon Mrs. Lillie Hartmann of Wheel-! at 2:30. wg and Mrs. Fred Hartmann of December month has been desig- gone to spend the nated as loyalty month for the relatives in Los An- church. Detailed announcement geles, Calif.

vvull be made next week. Mr. and Mrs. L. L.

Harp and sons, Luther and Edwin are spending Thanksgiving week with relatives in Oklahoma and Arkansas. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mayer and have moved into the Hoffmann flat during the past week. I Mr.

Albert Karth passed away at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Pred Wolf on Sunday evening, af-; Ur a lingering illness. i I We are pleased to note that Miss' Bertha Keith has recovered from her recent operation sufficiently to leave the hospital and come to Wheeling to her home with Mrs. Sicks. FIRST CHURCH.

CHRIST SCIENTIST, BARRINGTON November 29, 1936. Subject: Ancient and modern necromancy, alias mesmerism and hypnotism, denounced. Golden Text: Matthew 4:10. It is written, Thou shalt worship the Lord thy God, and him only shalt thou serve. Responsive Reading: Isaiah 24, 25, 27.

Mirrors Once Disguised In the Mid Sixteenth century women of fashion disguised the pocket mirror as a little book, looking to the uninitiated, like a prayer book. Presbyterian Morning wovship 10:55 I Sunday church school 9:30 a. m. With the return of Miss Barnes from Colorado, where she had been called because of illness, the mu-; program of the church has been resumed. All adults including young people in high school who Too Late To Classify for housework, stay nights, good reliable family.

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Teiephoneti 118 172 Wonder why we had more actresses and actors who are capable of scene stealing and stardom Remember the scene stealers who were far too capable for the parts they had and as a result pushed themselves into stardom by doing the part so well they stole the scene and a nice fat juicy contract from the producers The late and beloved Marie Dressier was the greatest scene stealer that I can remember never forget the way she stole the scene, show and in Anna Christie. The picture was expected to send Garbo soaring to new heights, but instead it shot the beloved character actress to stardom and new and greater successes The latest scene stealer that I have seen is Martha Rae She took the small role in the Bing Crosby- Bob Bums picture on the and did the part so well producers are scrambling for her services Wonder be the next actor or actress to reach stardom by the scene stealing route? CHARACTERISTICS Nearly all movie fans remember certain characteristics in dress makeup or speech or their favorite actor or actress And as a result of these characteristics the actor or actress is often remembered long after he or she has faded from the spotlight John perfect profile will always be remembered by its thousands of fans and who could ever forget the actress who is best known for the expression Tank Ay Go Horne Ruby beautiful eyes will keep 'her in the ininds of movie going fans long after she has faded from the silver screen Look over your list of lavorites and. see what characteristic will keep them in your film book of memories after they have retired from the movie capital 11LM FLASHES John Barrymore will be seen as the opera impressario in the new Jeanette MacDonald-Nelson Eddv picture called Charles Rogers will play the leading role in Hero as his first starring picture since returning to the screen Believe it or not, El Brendel, the comedian who handles Swedish dialect like an Italian handles spaghetti, will make a feature length picture entitled Tank This may interest you but I cannot go for this comedy The diminutive French girl, Simone Simon, actress who starred in has been given the leading role in the remake of the film which sent Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell into stardom Dick ne.xt starring picture is called the another musical type picture Co-starred with Powell in this picture will be Madeline Carroll, a British actress, who has been acclaimed bv numerous artists as the most beautiful woman on the screen. QUESTION BOX Edward Shenandoah, Iowa; Yes. George Raft is still in pic- ture.s.

He made anv for some time because of a falling out with Paramount, his producer. But have patcheil up their differences and he will be seen soon again Evelyn Cozad, Nebraska: Henry Fonda is married. He marched to the altar last summer after his return from Europe. He is now making a picture entitled Only Live welcome WALT PICKS with William Powell, Myma Loy, Spencer Tracy and Jean Harlow as one of the best sophisticated comedies seen on Lite Sliver screen lor a long time Powell is completely at home in this type of role and he takes Des Plaines THEATER WEDNESDAY ONLY! REGISTERED EVENT! WARREN WILLIAM CLAIRE DODD CA8E OF THE VELVET thurs fri Thanksgiving SIMONE SIMON HERBERT MARSHALL RUTH CHATTERTON Dormitory 9f SATURDAY ONLY REGISTERED EVENT SALLY FILERS ROBT. ARMTSRONG Without TFES.

A TW Wat Imposti. bit It, Now Ditcovtn impttsibie It im I Wordi To Prtbt arri'r Hros Pmrmf ADVERSE hi rvi alli Sfarhfti FRFDKIC MARCH tit ri.wl oi.iv IA dv III Cl ISH IHINM II UCMIIIS I DMt NJ A IIIIH ICI II AV WAKII C.le Stelli l)yn. R.lly M.uch Akim l.miroll Ralph Mor(an Henry MfcRVYN LiROY advantage of every opportunity that bring out a laugh Myrna Loy and Spencer Tracy also turn in good performances in this picture Jean Harlow appears far better than anything we have seen her in for a long time In fact until this picture we could not rave much about her acting for it always appeared that was the minor part in most of her previous roles If you like smart; sophisticated comedy spend a couple of hours in your favorite showhouse when this picture hits your city WALT KNOCKS Square with Warren William not much to rave about This picture fails to give William an opportunity to do his best and the balance of the cast could be improved It is not as bad as some of the pictures that I have had to watch so a chance if you have lots of time on your hands WALT. EAST MAINE HIGGINS-CANFIEU) The Aid of St. Paul Lutheran church will hold their annual sale and supper on December 4, 1936.

Tickets, 50 cents. CHERVEN-SELL On Nov. 14, Miss Julia Cherven became the bride of Mr. Herbert Sell. They were married by Rev.

Zimmer at the parsonage. The bride wore a lovely gowm of eggshell satin and carried a bouquet of cala lilies and lily of the valley. The bride was attended by Miss Grace Sell, sister of the groom, who wore a gown of green moire taffeta and carried a bouquet of autumn colored mums. The groom was attended by Mr. Edward Cherven, brother of the bride, who was best man.

The reception was held at the home in Chicago. May their life be long and happy. Reverend Julius Toepel is again confined to his bed following a relapse which occurred last week. Consequently he will not be able to preach at the Thanksgiving services as he had hoped. Listed among recent new car owners is Edward Altenburg, who has purchased a used Plymouth sedan to replace his old Oldsmobile.

Mr. and Mrs. Thord Nicholsen have returned from their trip to Florida, where they visited with the parents. Mrs. James Long and the Homer i and Warren Long families, attend- i er funeral services in Chicago, Fri-' day for the mother of the senior Mrs.

Long, who passed away there at the age of 76. Mr. Christ Hennig and Mr. Geo. Steil attended the sixth annual convention of the Illinois State; Vegetable Growers Association held at Peoria, November 18, 19 and 20.

of and Old Rugged at the beginning and conclusion of the services. Six nephews performed the duties of pallbearers, the interment being at Town of Maine cemetery. Mr. Engel is survived by his sorrowing widow, three daughters, Mrs. Mathilda Ruesch, Mrs.

Evelyn Jacobs and Marjorie; three grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Eliza Kath, two brothers, William and Henry and scores of other relatives. ST. MATTHEWS BOWLING LEAGUE Team Standings Seeds w. L.

16 5 15 6 11 10 10 11 10 11 1011 9 12 3 18 WEST NORTHFIELD St. John Ev. Lutheran Church W. G. Fechner, Pastor Sunday is the first Sunday in Advent, the beginning of a new church year.

German service at 9:30 a. English service at 10:45 a. m. Wednesday, Dec. 2, German Advent service at 7:30 p.

Thursday, Dec. 3, Aid Society meeting at 1:30 p. m. On Friday, Nov. 27, the Y.

P. S. will present the play Your by Howard Reed, in the school auditorium. Admission for adults 25c, for children, 15c. Brown Coal Lignite or brown coal is more solid than peat, but less compact than ordinary coal.

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Open all day Friday 9 a. m. to 10 p. m. (4-3tf For Shors OBITUARY JOHN ENGEL MORTON GROVE Friends and relatives helped Mrs.

August Sonne celebrate her i birthday Monday evening, Nov. 16.1 We wish her many more happy birthdays. Mrs. Alvin Peters and Mrs. T.

Sonne attended the installation of Rogers Park Chapter O. E. S. Monday evening. Our sympathy is extended to Mr.

and Mrs. Reha of Elm street in the sudden deatli of their daughter. Miss Irene, on Monday. forget, Nov. 28, is the election of a site for the Niles owti ship high school.

Let us vote for a centrally located spot. The fire Monday moniing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Hampton, Capulina avenue, was confined to the attic and upper room. Mrs.

Frieda Sonne and family moved from their home on Demp-j ster street to 6049 Crane The family lived at Dempster and School for 36 years. Catlow Mr. John Engel, aged 55 years, passed to his heavenly reward, at the Evanston hospital, late on the evening of November 18, just one week after he had been taken there for an operation. A long endured stomach ailment took on an acute and sudden turn necessitating the operation from which he was not to recover. Mr.

Engel, a son of the late William and Fredericka Engel, was born in Chicago, April 12, 1881. He was confirmed in the Lutheran faith in St. Lutheran church at Niles by Pastor Brauer in 1895. On October 30, 1904 he entered into matrimony with Mathilda Steinbrink and they proceded to establish their home on a farm on Ballard road where the family is still living. Of the four children born to this union one died in infancy.

The spacious Oehler funeral home at Des Plaines, was crowded wuth relatives and friends who gathered to pay last respects to the departed the funeral services held Sunday 1 afternoon, November 22. Rev. W. Goebel, pastor of Chirst Evangelical church officiated. Mrs.

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Theatre Barrington Friday Saturday 4 GREAT STARS! JMH 6AYN0R CONSTtNCE BENNETT LgRETII YOUNG SIMOIE SIMON NOV. 27, 28- Cartoon, Oddity and News Nov. 29 30 A SCREEN EVENT CIsMic RMMpkSCOn-MMiiel Popeye Cartoon, Band Act, News SunHav Shows Continuous Beginning 3:00 p. m. Tuesday 10c 20c DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM and the Merry-Mad Comedy with Roscoe Karns and Mary Brian 2 Complete Shows Dec.

2 3 KAY AT HER GREATEST! al heatre PALATINE, ILLINOIS --The Strangest Drama Ever Lived TO FREDERIC MARCH, WARNER BAXTER, LIONEL BARRYMORE NOV. 29, 30, DEC. 1 They Wrote Their Story in Words of Fire RANGERS'' WITH FRED MAC MURRAY, JACK OAKIE, AND JEAN PARKER Comedy, News DEC. 2, ''HIS BROTHERS WIFE BARBARA STANWYCK, ROBERT TAYLOR, JEAN HERSHOLT Also Mickey Mouse FAMILY NIGHTS 2 Adults for 35c 3 Adults 50c Children 5c 1 Adult 20c Bring the Family DEC. 4, "EARLY TO BED" Rip Roaring Comedy with CHARLES RUGGLES AND MARY BOLAND Also Our Gang Comedy Added Attractions DEC.

6, "LITTLE MISS NOBODY" JANE WITHERS Better Than Ever Also Shorts News COMING DEC. 13, 14, "GREAT ZIEGFIELD" Vv KAY FRANCIS GIVE ME YOUR HEART GEORGE Short Subjects Added; lOc 30c DEC. 16, DEC. 18, DIED AT AMERICAN OF THE WTGGS OF THE CABBAGE BABY Famous For Marvelous Sound ARLINGTON! JHIHBTHE ATRE Tue. 24 Gt 25 special Event for Registered Patrons FREE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24 5 Turkeys, 2 Geese, Dueks and 5 Chickens Given Away Free ON THE SCREEN LITTLE MISS MOBODT WITH JANE WITHERS 2-Reel Comedy Cartoon Thursday dc Friday, Nov.

26 27 Matinee THANKSGIVING Doors open 1:30 show starts 2:00 "TMC TEXAS OERS WITH FRED MAC MURRAY, JEAN PARKER 2-REEL COMEDY OF THE NEW AND SENSATIONAL CUT GLASSWARE FREE TO THE LADIES ATTENDING EITHER NIGHT One Day Only Saturday, Nov. 28 Special Event About 8:45 p. m. Big Double Feature WOMEN ARE TROURLE With Stuart Erwin MURDER ON A RRIDLE PATH With Jame.s Gleason SUNDAY AND MONDAY NOVEMBER Z9 AND 30 50 STABS! 300 OLOBIPIED GIBtS IN THE DBAMATIC MUSICAL EZTBATAGANZAI FIRST IN NORTHWEST the nevv Western Electric MIIIItOPHOKIC SOUND SYSTEM 3 FULL HOURS EXACTLY AS PRESENTED AT ERLANGER THEATRE FOR $2.20 NEWS Tuesday Wenesday, Nov. GIRLS DORMITORY WITH HERBERT MARSHALL, RUTH CHATTERTON.