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ei'qfiborfioocf cNews (J TV-RADIO NEWS DOME AND GARDEN (Chicago Suudaij (Tribune PART 3 September 18, 1953 HOME FESTIVAL Three More Homes Displayed in Annual Festival AREA CHURCH Ready for Garden Show BOASTSHOUSES WILL DEDICATE NEW BUILDING WITH 'EXTRAS' mmmms I Set Baptist Rites I Jl If 9th Annual Show Closes Oct. 2 in Warrenville This split-level, six room home at 540 E. Prairie Naper ville, built by Highland Homes, is one of 370 homes planned for subdivision. BY LOUISE HUTCHINSON Home buyers shopping for extras should look at the 81 homes in the ninth annual Chicagoland Home and Home Furnishing festival continu Community Baptist church, Warrenville, a congregation established in 1834, will dedicate a new educational building at 3 p. m.

next Sunday. A one story, 10 classroom structure in modern style, the new unit will be named the William C. Wallace Educational ing thru Oct. 2. Camellia pink walls and turquoise sofa add drama to interior For instance, a three bed- of home at Roosevelt rd.

and Beverly av. just west of Wheaton, toom, suburban ranch at R003- one of 91 homes in ninth, annual Chicagoland Home and Home building honoring a former evelt rd. and Beverly at 1 Furnishings festival continuing thru Oct. 2. Bed tloor sparks gray exterior of festival home at 511 Summit West Chicago, pre-cut and partially factory assembled house built by Economy Buildings, Inc.

Wheaton's western limits, the builder is including a built-in oven and range, two colored teldphones, a 10.9 cubic foot refrigerator and a fireproof cioset safe in the master bedroom. With Hair Dryer The festival is sponsored by the Home and Home Furnishings Council of Chicagoland and the Chicago Tribune. The Wheaton home was erected on a 55 by 135 foot Pastor Owns Some Gems in Magazine First Editions Saves Magazines I lot by Surety Builders Natural stain exterior of Wheaton house is white trimmed. Elmhurst. It has three bed-.

Home, built by Surety Builders, of Elmhurst, was furnished rooms the largest 12 by by Lenarfs Furniture company. head deacon and Sunday school superintendent. Founded In 1834 Money for the $50,000 building was raised by subscriptions from the congregation and a loan from Churches for New Frontiers, a Baptist organization. Members of church now number 300. Pastor is the Rev.

C. F. Wagstaff. According to a spokesman, the local Baptist group was founded In 1834 and gamed a pastor in 1836. First church building was built in 1857 and burned in 1935, to be replaced by the present building in 1937.

Warrenville once was the second night's stop on the plank road west from Chicago. Converted to Studio Also founded early in Warrenville history was a Methodist congregation whose church is still in existence serving as an artist's studio. The new Community Baptist school unit will bear a bronze plaque naming Wallace, who began his 27 year tenure as Sunday school superintendent in 1918 when he was 17. Dedication services will include a tour of the building, which, in addition to classrooms, contains a pastor's study, nursery, lounge, and an unfinished OUR TOWN Getting in mood for 6th federated club district garden show Saturday and next Sunday at Garfield park conservatory is Janet Schmidt, 16, of 5453 Ohio a member of Austin Woman's Club Associate (teen-age) girls. TRIBUNE Photo (Story on fagm 2 The engagement of Shirley May Cyrus to Lt.

David L. Ethel Prendergast, daughter of Mrs. Marjorie Prendergast, 5559 Quincy INDIAN CONVERT nas Deen Mayer, son of Mr. and Mrs. L.

E. Mayer, Wheaton, was named to the student corn- feet 1,100 square feet ot living space, and a lamily size kitchen, 18 by feet in dimension. This house called the Crestline is in the Westwcod development, which is to include 200 homes. Us natural stain exterior is trimmed in white. It has a 2 foot overhang, a living room 12 by 18 feet 'in a built-in hair dryer and heater in the bathroom, and atorm windows and screens.

Lenart's Furniture company did the decorating and the smallest bedroom is furnished as a nursery in pinks and blacks. Against white walls are announced re-m i 1 1 in cently. The 'charge of ori- entation week A pastor with a penchant for collecting is piling up magazine first editions for his retirement days. That's about the only time I expect to have leisure to read them," said the Rev. Marcus Kluender, 44, junior pastor at Melrose Park St.

Paul's Lutheran church, where his father, Paul, has been pastor since 1923. Defunct Periodicals Here are a few of the gems the Rev. Mr. Kluender has accumulated: A publication entitled For Men with Fat Wives and subtitled For Wives with Fat Husbands, including an appropriate cartoon cover, dating back to March, 1946. The Melon Growers' Monthly, which first came out in November, 1899, and now is defunct, and the International Horseshoers Monthly a g-azine of June, 1900, also extinct.

Then there's the Motion Picture Supplement, first published in September, 1915, with a cover glamor photo of silent film siren Gertrude McCoy. daughter of Mr. ind Mrs. Charles Cyrus, Austin, nightly tomorrow thru Friday at the church. He will bo accompanied by his father.

Dr. Haqq, who received his doctorate in the history of religions from Northwestern university and Garrett Biblical institute, now is a faculty member at Henry Martyn School of Islamic Studies in the Indian province of Punjab. He represents the Methodist church in southern Asia. His father is a member of the United Presbyterian Church, of India. events this fall at Mundelein college.

A WILL PREACH AT SUBURB CHURCH An Indian theologian, whose father was a convert to Christianity from the Moslem faith will conduct a six day preaching missfon at Washington Boulevard Methodist- church, Austin and Washington Oak Park. The speaker, Dr. Akbfx Abdul Haqq will preach at 11 a. m. today and at 8 o'clock Miss1 psychology Cyrus will be maior and ed- Miss rrendrrstst a senior this uealion minor fall at University of Texas, Austin.

Lt. Mayer, a graduate in her fourth year, she plans to be an elementary school teacher. Miss Prendergast is a placed Disney character plaques matching Disney drapes. There is a pink and black crib and matching chest of the University of Illinois school of architecture, is stationed at Fort Belvoir, Va. School boards and PTA member of the glee club and is a representative to the student activity council.

and a pink batmnette. Turquoise Sofa NOW Plant Camellia pink is the wall groups in. Elmhurst, Hinsdale, Dr. Laddie J. Kulhnck, 1852 S.

Oak Park resumed his color in the living room and i Lombard and Western Springs large kitchen and modernity The Rev. Marcus Kluender, junior pastor at Melrose Park St. Paul's Lutheran church and collector of magazine first editions, shows some of his 2,000 publications. Collection includes 1817 Baptist magazine. TRIBUNE Photo Prize Exhibit Strange in todav's fr nf jammed television schedules is EVERGRBEHS practice of dentistry recently after two years of military duty at the United States army hospital at Fort Knox, Ky.

A graduate of Loyola university school of dea- Continued on page 6 SHAVE TREES and ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS recently sent representatives to a leader training workshop at the University of Chicago. Attending were Jerome Jen-dras, Elmhurst school system; Mrs. Herbert W. Suckow, Elmhurst Junior High school PTA; Dr. Cornelia Doty, Hinsdale, psychologist, and J.

A. G. Robinson, Clarondon Hills, both of Hinsdale Council of Parents and Teachers; Miss Marjorie Leinauer, Sycamore, curriculum adviser to Lombard schools, and Mrs. Robert Rosenwald, Western Springs, representing the suburb's schools and its chapter of American Association of Uni- JJ! is the furnishings note. A black lounge chair sits on brass tubular legs and two armless white chairs are placed against ths television wall." Th? turquoise sofa is walnut trimmed with attached Florentine marble end sections serving as tables.

The living room carpeting also is camellia pink. Gray is the color inside and outside of a five room home at 511 Summit av. in West Chicago built by Economy Buildings Inc. of that city. Chartreuse Chair This home is pre-cut and rartiallv factnrv acpmhlp.l ftdter CSauire Hi Dr.

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