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'jPVrV*'-" '€"•• "**%*&-*•" t' 4sr?jT- - &k0'. Wftwrite Johnson of spent a few days last week with her parents, the George Johna trip to Waterbury, Conn. Mr. Kil- her home in Palatine after spending last, week but the others remained for a longer day returned the last of the week' several weeks With her sisters, Mn. • a longer H- J. Schaeffer and Mrs. OsceHa , >*• / •-'••i-'-; I.ks4«I •- »- 2* jpfvrsW, visit. Knox. Mu„rs , Dora Ww--es•t#fa«l!l, o«#f fCkMiMcaMgoi, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Skoney of 0ak vi.ited relatives here last visited her mother, lira. £imon w««kend. %'?«'• Sffi", »tgJ*iSL. M : Mr«. B«n J. A<Um. Mt tk. put . r bmLS?"hJ*uT: wdlt Yor Hot Bpringi, Ark., wfcm guerite Johnson. Mrs. C.'w. Goodell; tr0*tn^nt *or Mr. and Mrs. George Kane left | ln(j Warren Jones attended the open M Thursday for a trip to the Ozark 1 in* of the Mfin Chapter of Pint HMnteins Arts concert series one evening last, ~ . , John KM.y .nd Vr.1 -~k. which futorM Jttk flW I f™1. with Mr pamria. th. fni Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krohn, Jr., and last! daughter of Chicago spent the .week; 1IB. Bd Ifaon hft ta.t w«k ^ ^ ^ to Nickels. Mrs. - Gilbert Howard has been ^ vo K'V'.ir'" /OVHJZATION" by Weeiy Hcnu« "APPLE BLOSSOMS" ^ hjr E. Hsvtti "COW COW BOOGIE" hjr Fretty Slacfc "YOU WT MKOKOMO INDIANA" -:- ALBUMS ^ • "PROM DATETUXEDO JUNCTION* "DOBOTOY SHATT ANNOUNCING.!. .We are again producing those famous ^ MCHENRY rooDS: OLD FASHIONED BUCKWHEAT FLOTO' (Stone ground) SELFRISXNG BUCKWHEAT FLOUE PANCAKE AND WAFFLE FLOUE '> WHOLE WHEAT FLOUE (Stone groan*} EYE FLOUE (Stone ground) W'.,:.;, ' COEN MEAL This material maj be obtained trom your gr at the mill v McHENRY MILLS, INC. Phone $2-R , West McHeory, Illinois •j*\. ^ at Lake Mills, Wi*, ^ Dr. Mi lbi. William A. Nye, en-1 Smoky Joyed a vacation trip oast last week. | Mr, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Curnlewski; **•» and dangler, Sharon, of Chi«*§! """I were -wMkend guests in the Fred i Mia. Jsseah Krohn* 8rn home. v Mrs. NelUa Bacon and Miss Ann Frisky, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mamy of Wauconda, visited Rockford relatives, Sunday. Mr*. Stanley Schaeffer spent Saittuurrddaayj fiaa Chicago. The Misses Mildred and Eleanor Kinsala, Marie Powers and Lorspendfog this week with friends. Mrs. Annate! Aicherspent day la Chicago. Mrs. Job Unti and daughter ware Chicago cillers last Saturtay. Mrs. George PfcaHn and Mr* Eleanor Poky : accotapaaded the former's daughter, Tarry, to the • \m 1 • ' - GR^AND OPENING - SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 11 onsoLiNrs %t 12 and 3VEichm*»d,m Entertainment aad Refreshment^ children's albwmfc," aeahreaksMe " CLASSICS i "THEME SONT3S" ! 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