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SUBURBAN GIRLS Part 3 Page 4 Ctucato Sunday Trifcime: KewaAtr 8, 1950 Marry in La Grange Church CONFERENCE TO OPEN ON FRIDAY The 34th annual Oak Park and River Forest Girls conference sponsored by the Oak Park-River Forest High school and rTotestant churches in the two villages, will be held Friday, Saturday, and next Sunday. The theme will be the comparison of a young girl's life to a boat, direction of which is determined by The Set of the Sails." SUBURBAN CLUB TO HEAR PROVISO HIGH PROGRAM Western Springs Women to Honor Leaders Education will be the theme of the Westchester Woman's club program when the club meets at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday in the Sotfia, room of Proviso Township High school, Maywood. Students and faculty will sponsor the program.

Mrs. H. P. Hasche, youth conservation chairman, will speak on Proviso township's family service association. Mrs.

J. R. Felligi, Mrs. H. R.

Maas, and Mrs. W. K. Davis will be hostesses. The book circle will meet at 8 p.

m. Tuesday in St. Dunstan's Episcopal church. Mrs. D.

L. Wet-zell, president, will review "Richard Walden's Wife," by Eleanor Mercein Kelly. Hostesses will be Mrs. A. J.

Antonsen and Mrs. Michael Yaccino. Western Springs Club The first session will be held at For Queens "In-Between" Means 7:30 p. m. Friday in River Forest A Presbyterian church.

Speaker will be Dr. Yahya Armajani, religion teacher at Macalester college, St. Paul. At 9:30 a. m.

Saturday there will be a parley in the First Congregational church, Oak Park. Adults and students will lead discussion topics. Saturday night a banquet and entertainment will be held in the Oak Park-River Forest High school. The conference will end with a candlelight service and tea at 3:30 p. m.

next Sunday in the Congregational church. Officers will be There's heapi of fun coming yonr way with ihe holidays ahead. So tnck up yonr hobby socks and look at our party shoes! They're made especially for your best dress-up doings! It makes a difference It makes a difference where you buy your clothes how they fit if they're flattering. The same with draperies. The quality, material, the workmanship, the design all go to mike them an asset to your home, only if they're styled, with your home and you in mind.

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C. F. Peterson, president, will conduct the business meeting. Past presidents will be introduced. Mrs.

G. V. Borfner, program chairman, will intioduce Hilda R. Everitt, who will review a play. Mrs.

E. M. Holwick, music chairman, will Grange. Folio wi tig a wedding Miss Nancy Jean Simms, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

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Glen Ellyn Woman's Club The home and education depart ADVERTISE IN THE TRIBUNE Allen and Mrs. Leo Huntoon, past presidents, will pour. Hostesses will be Mrs. John Bartizal, Mrs. Hallard Beard, Mrs.

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