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41! W I L M E T T E L I F E September 18, 1947 Kenilworth Women Voters Outline Season s Programs 9 Jdcind - ^^etaiied ^ r. lp6 The Kenilworth League of Women Voters is entering the 22nd year since its founding, when the fall season opens at the Kenilworth club, Thursday, October 9. The league was organized nationally in 1919 when women received the franchise, and it has grown each year. It is non-partisan, neither supports nor opposes any candidate for public office, and is not bound by any party affiliation. "At this time, the role of the League of Women Voters is of special importance," writes M r s . Nelson Morris, newest member of the national board. "While we are not alone in the job we are trying to do, we are adept at working with groups in our community to arrive at a common understanding of the issues of the day. We believe that informed people can make sound decisions and that democracy depends upon alert citizens actively participating in government. While as yet we can be only of influence in our own country, we know that a stable United States m a y be the determining factor in world stability. Most important of all, we have a long record of finding the tools and techniques whereby our friends and neighbors can meet the problems with facts and not fiction." M r s . George Siebel continued as president of the Kenilworth league for the coming year. M r s . Clarence Happ, vice-president in charge of programs, has secured speakers well fitted to inform the members on local, national and international affairs. Anan Raymond, village president of Kenilworth, outlines a p r o g r a m of vital matters of local interest. As a result of this letter, a local affairs committee has been formed under the chairmanship of M r s . F r a n k l i n G . Moore, who will be assisted by M r s . C a r l K i r k , chairman of the department of structure of government. It is hoped that more Kenilworth women will become interested in the league and will become active in this project. M r s . R a l p h Buddington and M r s . M . Robert B r o m a n are co-chairmen of the social committee and will be responsible for serving the luncheons and teas given by the league. M r s . Miles G . Seeley is vice-president in charge of finance; M r s . Murdo Ross is treasurer; M r s . Henr y Hauseman, corresponding secretary; and M r s . F r a n k Guthrie, recording secretary. M r s . C a r l Carlson is c h a i r m a n of the membership committee. In addition to those mentioned above, other members of the B o a r d of Directors of the Kenilworth league are: M r s . Roger Barrett, M r s . A n a n R a y m o n d , M r s . L . J . Lawson, Miss Helen Harris, M r s . C . W. Mather, M r s . James M c Nulty, M r s . J o h n Nuveen, J r . , M r s . Harry Williams, M r s . P a u l W. Hayes, and M r s . William Hodgson. 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Miss ing the Village board. Kawin, director of guidance in the Glencoe schools, and a member of the faculty In a recent letter to the league, at the University of Chicago, will speak on "The Philosophy for a Changing World." OPEN SUNDAYS 12 N O O N TO 4 P. M . N O DELIVERIES T H R E E MON. THRU FRI. TELEPHONES W.metteZT j 9.3(, A.M. TO 9 P.M. University 0 7 0 0 Skokie 7 1 1 SATURDAYS \ 9:30 A.M. TO 11 P.M. Interior PAINTING & DECORATING and A unique program will follow the luncheon on December 11 when a panel discussion on newspapers will be held, entitled "The Fourth Estate--a Symposium on News Reporting in Your Daily Paper." Five women will endeavor to show how three local and two national newspapers interpret the news. A popular feature of the Kenilworth league is the annual joint meeting with the Neighbors of Kenilworth. At this meeting on January 6, Dr. Kenneth Colegrove, chairman of the department of Political Science at Northwestern university, will speak on his experiences in Japan. Dr. Colegrove was sent for by General MacArthur to re-write the Japanese Constitution, and during the five months he spent in Tokyo, had many Exterior ERNST W. DAISS 2205 Estes Ave.. C h i . R O G E R SP A R K »312 FINE STORE HOURS In f o r Immediate Delivery C u t to ITour Room B R O A D L O O M Stock Requirements popular . . . $ 0 7 5 " S T H R E E D E L I V E R I E S 1 1 A.M. 2 P . M . 4 P . M . 12 ft. Broadioom in the new soft gray-green shade q_ y a _ 15 in Avoid a ft. Triple Twist Broadioom shade ,95 $Q " sq. yd. lovely neutral b e i g e the Fall Rug Cleaning R u s A ! Send Wall-to-wall carpeting cleaned o n as your rags now. your floor. FREE DELIVERIES ) D A V I D Oldest Exclusive Floor G. B A R R Y , Covering Store on the North Inc. Est. 1920 L Shore NOW A T 1007 DAVIS ST. UNI 5712--GRE.