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Red Cross
Events on:
Programs

Red Cross, current events and
books are the subjects on the
calendar of the National Council
of Jewish Women in the Chicago
Section next week, Tuesday morn-
ing the members will assemble for
the morning nutrition class and at

 

tp. m-:-for home=nursing at” 185.

North Wabash avenue, On Friday
afternoon Mrs. Telix Levy will talk
n “Jewish Current Events” and
Mrs. Aaron Kanter will review
books.

. Hadassah will have a series of
Pesach teas in all of its districts
throughout the city Tuesday, with
speakers iappearing on each pro-

gram, “The Albany~ Park District

will meet in the Eugene Field
aouse, the Northwest at Logan
Square Temple, the North Side in
ihe home of Mrs Harry M. Fisher,
3740 Lake Shore drive, and the
South. Side at Mrs. Philip Gold- |:

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tion picture chairman.

 

Before the noon recess the
meeting will hear reports from Mrs.
A. R. Tew, Mrs. George H. Green=
field, Mrs. William E. Crowe, Mrs.
Warren H. Lutton, Mrs. Roy fF.
Gaut, Mrs. Paul Bodeman and Mrs.
W.-F. Durnal. The latter will re-

_|port on the election of a president

and other officers.

Arts will provide the afternoon
program arranged by Mrs. Terrence
C. Craig. Mrs. John E. Baillie will
give an original tribute to the flag,
the Windsor Park Woman’s Club
will sing spring songs and Miss
Dorothy Deere will be introduced
by Mrs. Herbert A. Helstrom, mo-
Awards in
the inter-club art contest and the
school children’s art contest will be
announced by Mrs. Edward Krause
and the new officers introduced.

Mrs. J. F. Johnson, president of
ihe Sixth. District, will gavel a
order at the opening of the annu
meeting at 10 a. m. Thursday in the
First Baptist Church of Oak Park,
where the North Oak Park Wom-
an’s Club will be hostess to the
district.

After the chairmen have reported.
the year’s work and the election
has taken place at noon, a movie on
“The Evolution of the Oil Industry”
will be shown and the churus of 60
voices fromthe Spaulding-Sabin
High School branch will sing. They
will be accompanied by June Wars
den and directed by Mildred Chin~
lund.

The garden department. of the
district was awarded $50 at the re-
cent National Garden Show for the
greatest number of entries. Mrs.
Frederick W. Wilmot, the Austin
Woman’s Club, Mrs. William Firn-
haber and Mrs. A. H. Strong also
received awards. _ ;
Seventh District Meeting.

The spring meeting of the Sev-
enth District set for Wednesday in
the Arlington Heights Presbyterian

Church will be opened by Mrs. Bure
ton A. Noyes, president, The Rev.
Herman, McCoy and the Camp Fire
Girls.of the Chanyata Group, will
sake part in the opening ceremonies,
After Mrs. Daniel Crumlish extends
the welcome for the Arlington
Heights Club, Mrs. Frank Maresh
will report on the elections and Mrs.
George A. Harrison, assisted by
Mrs: Lloyd W. Miles and Mrs. Harry. -
Hansen, will conduct the round ta-
ble on “The Soldier Goes to Camp.”

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