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V v >> »ftv"»-*.trv*. '-:}A':'-;'--" V-iTF. party, vrtA * gift «* OT pH * hi vicinity nd frienda. Tin couple Mrs. Garnet Kryder of Ora, and • son, Loyal Datfeen, Dearborn. Xkk. Entered as sscoBd^dasa vaMtsr^'Nl *e postoffice at McHenry, HL, ***** Ikt act of May'S, ISTf. Que Year -- 12.80 COnOAIAL. We cannot aceapt news after Tues- Ifcy afternoon at 5 o'clock. Ke«« torn your items in before the deadline. 'lira. Dracker T» • EntertainXlsb The East River Road Pinochle dab held its last meeting at the "tome of Mrs. George Glos, with prises awarded to Mrs. Alex Drucker and Mrs. Albert Vales. Mrs. Dracker will entertain the clqb neM. on Nov. < ,V'\ V*-" ; , _>*• Attend Past" 'V. : v Oracles Meeting Mrs. Charles Ensign, Mrs. George Johnson and Mrs. Leslie Olsen at- . tended the Past Oracle meeting in Algonquin on Thurday evening. The next meeting will be held at the Jiome of Mrs. Camila Ebel in Crystal XaAce on December 12. This will be last week, the at m Legion awarded to Kn. Clarence Martin, Mrs. Earl McAndrows and Mrs. James Smith. Mrs. Simon 8toffel wffl Charts BokT Joint Meetings f St. Clara's Court, C. O. P- Mc- Henry, and St Agatha's Court, Johnsburg, entertained the Aurora Courts, St Stephanus and St. Cecelia, last Thursday evening in the parochial school hall. Feature of the joint meeting: was Initiation, with about twenty candidates taking part in the services. Conducting the initiation were High Chief Sanger Mary McCullough and High Chief Secretary Benita Durham, both of Chicago. About 150 ladies were present at the meeting, which wa« concluded by the serving of refreshment*. > * • • • .v Woaaea's Club Helda Interesting Meeting A very interesting dinner meeting of the McHenry County Business and Professional Wbmen's club was held last Monday evening, Nov. 18, at Art and Lee' Restaurant on Riverside .Drive. Guest speaker was Harold Bacon of the Home State Bank of j Crystal Lake. Mrs. Louise Schwer- I mann Was chairman of the Daltons Celebrate Wedding Anniversary McHenry friends of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Dalton of Elgin will be interested to learn that on Monday, Nov. 18, the couple celebrated their fifty-fifth wedding anniversary. They Gammed DURABLE FOOTWEAR FROM GAMBLESI RUBBER STADIUM } BOOTS Dressy, yet fits over fl&test heels. Concealed slide fastener. Two-tone brown rubber. Matching shearling cuff. $4.45 4-buclcle waterproof work artfcs that will fit over your heavy duty fhkxs! Reinforced for axjtra «mr. SUPER QUALITY OLIVE DRAB 2-Buckle WORK RUBBERS E» x tra reinforced toe, counter and top line. Heavy work type. Nonskid sole. $2.98 Hi-Vamp Work Rubber Sturdily built for rugged wear. Heavy worktype. Nou-skid sole. • • ' •' $1.79 Over-the-Shoe '/•v, >£,: lor Children and Misses A protective, light weight, satin finish, brown rubber non-skid rubber sole. $2.59 and $2.89 (Nil Weat McHenry 4M Mra. C Dawna Oba Birthday Anaiveraary Mrs. C. Downs observed bar birthday anniversary on 1%uradaar, Nar. 14, at the home of her aon* James Downs. Mrs. Downa, whokas been eonllnad to the houae for many months because eif poor health, iu happy to have fmada call In the evening and to be remeasbered hy so many with annivaraary eardik . • • • Large Crowd Attends Altar A Reeary Party A large crowd was in attendanre at the pot-lnck supper and get-together party sponsored by the Alter and Rosary sodality of St Patrick's church last Sunday evening. The party also honored Rev. William OHourke, the ehnrch pastor^ on his birthday anniversary. He whs presented with a beautifully decorated birthday cake, as well as cards and gifts. Cards followed the supper, with a prise awarded to each table, and prisea. of the held *t the ii| the f • - mi a u i ^ -en to _ «W Mia next year: Matron, Mrs. Lottie Bransford. Wbarthy Patron* James Downs. Assoc. Matron* Mrs. Eva Epple. Aaaoe. Batron, Chancer Harrison. Secnstary, Mra. Myrte Holly. Conductreaa, sirs. Aria Downs. Assoc. Conductress, Mrs. Elsie Reiker. . Other officers are to be appointed tiy the new-Worthy matron. Instalation of officers .will take plaej at Acacia hd| on Monday evening, Nov. twenty-fifth. special Mcc HHeeanur y Folks Attend Concert Of Pianist Mrs. C. W. Goodell and Warren Jones attended a concert given by the celebrated pianist, Samuel Sorin, at the University church in Elgin one evening last week. Following the concert, Mrs. Milton Jacobs entertained about fourteen guests at her lovely home, with Mr. Sorin as guest of honor. Among those attending MARRTISn RECENTLY MIR lid Handier brand work tods fdt" men. Part wool socb/ regular length with ribbed tops. Seamless construction for extra comfort. Oxford or red. 44< PAIR 46% virgin wool work socks carrying the Red Hammer label. Flat knit with ribbed tops. Grey only. The Friendhr Store - Authorised Dealer^ Geo; Cellette, Owner * 521 Main Street Weat McHenry, IK. Photo by' • Worwick, McHenry MRS. ROLAND EKSTROM In a lovely nuptial service which took place at St. Mary's church in McHenry on November 9, Miss Mary Lou Stoffel of this city became the bride of Mr. .Roland Ekatron of Elgin. RECENT: BRIDE Photo by A. WorWlok. JfeHtMT MR. 4ND MRS. ARNOLD BLAKE Married last Thursday, Nov. 14, at St. Mary's church, Woodstock, were Miss Bernic« Zimmerman, daughter of Mr. and Mra. John Zimmerman of Crystal Lake, and Arnold Blake, son of the John Blake* of McHenry. 1 ^ BRIDAL COUPLE / LT. AND MRS. J. J. KARB1N Above ia a picture of the former Either Millar Rodin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Miller of McHenry, and her husband of almost three months, Lieut. Joaeph J. Karbin of Scranton, Fa., stationed at Boca MM i'M miiiim** lg i;. '^in Mm \ • ; ! ! * .. , : hfti « Mn+t 'I;: : * . j abootdio IMDI wholouxid an loolteg demand neck- aocovmt lor tlu» Mure. lace. He advertised^ for 5 Evettteilly he fooad the owner tpdmean^drile the o^iier tt the neck > pot tiieneckkoe tea sale lace. Bothk own growing depoatt box for protection, bank balance entb)e|;^| As time pasted fend him td retain his newly [ there was no response acgn&tid sell-ieUancec*' •. from the owner, the Mintlt; K ybu want , ; finder^ to thinking that acquire that "mooey-in- : the neddace would be the-bank* feeling, di his. it gave him a fee&ng something aboi^ it-starft f of co^ldea^ce Which he an account here an| dfAlt fc^ve be^Jfdhe keq? it firowij^ steadily . STATE BANK I - . • ~ -4 • • ff- 1 Member Federal Raserve System ^ , 4 ^ Deposit Insnrance • - f. -1t * » 4'-". -*' V ' , *• ".r , k' \ ' *-t ' -•s * ' ' . IHPROYSD K. of 0. TEAM Or WOODSTOCK HEMS SUNDAY RIGHT uvxaiiwiu r •«) fwuOnCQ fiu DOCl Raton, Fla., with the army air corps. Trie couple are maldng the home in nearby CDtelray Beach. Subscribe for The Plaindealer On Sunday, Nov. 24, The Woodstock Knights of Columbus Basketball team will open its current season) against a strong- McHenry five. The Wbodstoek K. C., smarting under the two defeats administered by the McHeiiry team last season, will display a taller, faster and higher scoring agregation in an attempt to avenge last years double setback. The team, representing the K. of C. Council No. 776, is composed entirely of World War II veterans, and with one exception, Ben Kausal, who starred for St. Ambrose College, Ddvenport, la., all are former St. Mary's high school luminaries. In kerning with the times, the K. C.'s will stress height. With Larry Huck at center, sealing 6' 4", Ben Kausal and Jim Kuppe at the forward posts, and Ftank Dittberner and Eddie Buckley at the guard positions, the starting lineup averages 6' 1". The squad is well fortified in reserve strength with such sharpshooters as Pat Buckley, Joe Thiede and Bob Conway on for heavy duty. Rapidly rounding into shape are Sill Conway and Hank Comingore, and these two speedsters intend to make their presence felt the "*--Hirnaiiaj season. Woodstock will invade Sunday night with a strong club an even stronger cheering and warn McHenry that they intea-E to take home their first victory eT the season. L » C4RD OF » We, the family of Mra. Kate Orvia,. wish to extend our deep appreciate* for the many acts of kindness extended us in the recent long 'it---- and death" of our beloved wife ast mother; also for the many beautiful floral "pieces and for donations «f~ cars for use at the funeral. We are especially grateful to Rev. F. A. Graham for his comforting words* : . tr CARD OF THANKS I would like in this manner to* thank my friends for gifts, i and visits during the time I confined to the hoepital. » *27 MRS. EDWARD FRETT. MARRIED WEDNESDAY Miss Elaine Heitner, daughter «f Mr. and Mrs. Willifcm Heimer, became the bride of Mr. Erwin Laurea^ son of Mr. and Mrs. Math Laurav at a nuptial service which took at St. Mary's church on morning, Nov. 20. Photo MRS. JAMES LARKIN Before her marriage to Jamea Larkin on Saturday, Oct. 26. at St. Patrick's church, Mra. Larldn was Miss Nadine Schaefer of this city. They are residing at McCullom Lake. Santa Claus will ou Saturday, Pec. e. store. p - , _ i . .v, ^»V- 44 ' *v" m DIAMONDS Christmas The ideal gift for the lady* From 25 to high as you want to go. Eversharp Pens and Pencils, $5 per. set and up. Ever8hai|) CA Ball Point Pen, $15. Eversharp Desk Sets, $12.50 and $15, :P*e Our €Jhaistmas Layaway Steffan's Jewelry, MA1K SfSEST -- PHONE 123-J--WEST McHKNRY ^ Wtr ^ ft" 1 : sPj'V W L ^ K * a!*"1?*# r Medlar VYCITAL'S GREEN STREET McHENRY MEN'S SKATBS Johnson Hockey* $14.65 Sard Toe Hockeys LADIES* 8KAT9§ Canadian Flyers $11.50 Junior Johnsons ANIMALS Emerson • RADIOS 98c to $7.50 c | t $34.80 8000TEBS $3.95 and $4.75 BOOOTEK 8KATE8 BUGGIES $7.21 J&illy B# Shop early while se lections are good. BSe 0|P4 " away plan. HII.V-. JH *>