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•'ii: "' ' r- "' . • t... *y, 30, 1944 Society Not& ^ r U' Temperance Union To Conduct Rally - The Woman's Christian Temperance'Union of McHenry county will hold a rally at the First Methodist church of Woodstock on December 3 at 2:30 p. m. The program will be as follows: Song, "Lead Kindly Light"; devotions by Rev. Jones; introduction of speakers by Mrs. Rosamond Davis, W.. C. T. U. worker; address by Mrs. W1. B. O'Neal, state vice-president of W. C. T. U.; music by a ladies' quartette; address by Mrs. Margaret C, Munns, national treasurer of VII d t. U.; collection, benedition and a social hour. Every-' one interested is cordially invited to attend. • .. • •. ; V* ;:V. Bazaar , tS" annual Methodist bazaar and chicken dinner will jbe given- this year on Thursday, December ?, in the churqh hall. There will be,booths at which a good lit* .->* gilt* wiU - ,be shown, as : well as pqttVd„ plant? and home"-feakeVy goods. 'Mr?. C. C. Hqyte iynd Ji^r will have re of : t.he kitchcn and Mrs. F. .will l>e in charge of the dining The menu will 'include roast chicken and dressing, browned ..potatoes, buttered carrots, celery, cabbage salad, cranberries, white and dark bread, pie and coffee. Serving will commence at 5:30 o'clock and will continue until all are served? Price for adults will be eighty-five. cents and for children, fifty cents. Entertains At Buffet Supper Mrs. J. C. Purvey bf Crystal Lake entertained at a buffet supper in honor of her brother, Yeoman Gerald ,T. Miller, on Saturday, Nov. 25. "Jerry" left that same evening for the we?f coast after spending a ten-' day leave with his parents. For the past eighteen months he has been stationed in the administration building at Alameda. Calif. Present at the dinner besides those mentioned were Mrs, Gerald Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Miller, daughter, Terry, and Mrs. William Morgan. * * * > Family Reunited Thanksgiving Day This Thanksgiving Difty W*s really one for giving thanks, especially for the Joseph J. Miller family, which was one of the happiest in the community. For on Friday, November >17, Yeoman Gerald Miller -and his bride of one year, arrived home to spend a ten-day leave. Mrs. J. C. Purvey and children of Crystal Lake and Mr. and Mrs. William Morgan of Elkhorn. Wis., were also at borne, thus bringing all the members of the immediate family together for the firs't time in over two years. Mr. and Mrs. G. Kiddelsen of McCullom Lake were guests on the happy occasion. The only missing cog 4n the family wheel was Capt. Jack Purvey, •who is serving with the general hospital unit somewhere in England. . * * . * Evening Bridge With Mrs. Watllhsi ' The last meeting of the Evening Bridge club was held at the home of Mrs. Howard Wattles. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Thomas Phalin and Mrs. H. B. Schaefer. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs, Pha- • • • • • • • ' * • :*• . • ' ..c Engagement©f Daughter Announced Mrs. Ottie Thompson of Congress- Park, a former McHenry resident, announces the engagement of her daughter. Virginia, to George Coltz of Berwyn, I Altar and Rosary . Plans Xmas Party The Altar and Rosary sodality of St. Patrick's church is planning it8 annual Christmas party, to be held at the home of Mrs. Wallace Dobyri?. on Monday evening, December 11. There will be an exchange of gifts at this meeting. V The committee in charge includee Mrs. Dobyns, chairman, Mrs. R. I. Overton, Mrs. George Stilling, Mrs. Fred Wahl. Miss Florence Carey, I Mrs. Ray McGee, Mrs. Gerald Carey, i Mrs. J. J. Rothermel, Mrs. William I Nye, Mrs. Richard Overton, Mrs. Rupert Jones and Mrs. Henry Miller. ! * * * ' Community Meeting ! At Lincoln School A community meeting will be held at the Lincoln school on this (Thursday) eveniijl^ November 30. A program will he presented by the children, directed by Mrs. Charles Gibbs. Mrs. R. Burton of Richmond, will give a talk on "Cereals and Whole Grain Foods." Cards wil* bt-played and refreshments served. *'•„ • * * Engagements Of v • Sisters Announced - V ; Walter Warner of 265 Raymond Street;* Elgin, has announced the engagements of his daughters, Jeanne and Audrey. The -former is engaged to wed Staff Sgt. Clarence Massier, son of Mr. arid Mrs. Adam Massier of DeKalb,. who is now serving in the Pacific: Miss Audrey is the fiancee of Ensign Cl Edwartj JCotw stanzeK soil of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Konstanzer of Elgin. The latter is serving with the navy in the south. Royal Neighbor Camp To Hold Annual Election Fox River Valley camp. R. N. A., will hold its regular meeting on December 5. at which time the annual election of officers will tak^ place. After the meeting, a party honoring and welcoming newly initiated neighbors will take place. Concluding the evening's entertainment will be the serving of refreshments by Mrs. Lester Bacon and her committee. All are invited to attend and a special welcome is extended to new members. COMING EVENTS November 30 St. Cla&'s Court, C. O. F. December 1 Lily Lake P. T. A. Christian Mothers. Lily Lake P. T. A. December 2 O. JBi S. Installation. December 5 Johnsburg Community Club. Fox River Valley Camp, R. N. A.4S Election of Officers. Movies at Lily Lake School. December 6 St. Mary's-St. Patriok's School PTA. December 7 Methodist Ladies' Bazaar and Su? .•per. . . •' • . December 8. Annual Christmas Party---Sposored by Mothers' Club--K. of C. hall. December 12 Home Bureau--Mrs. J. T. McNeill. December 15 Christmas Choral Program ^ High i School. « Order your Rubber Stamps'at The Plaindealer. I • Featured are two of the many Old South Toiletries we arc showing. Your choice of Plantation Garden or Woodland Spice Bouquet. 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