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# ff/ ft?"*' ••';' *• * "• • frf-j »» **, ,0 a % '•l-. ?\ j '~ • V *$$*$% THE McHENHY PLAINDEALER motofpmmm mm m m . fthower Honor* . *• :".V |*atrlcta Sdwlt \ Miss Patricia Sotioic of Quincy Was guest of honor at a miscellaneous bridal Shower last Sunlay at the home of Mrs. Christine Milter. Guests were Mrs. Math ftchmitt, Mrs. John Lay. Mis. frank Freund, Mrs. Al Miller. Itrs. Joseph S. Schmitt, Mis. , t>anU»l Schmitt, Mrs. Edmund itay. Mrs. Math Lay, Mrs. Roseal, f)*Donnell. Mrs. Joe Himpehnann. ' •' ilrs. Stanley Schmitt, Mrs. Ger- 1JU Schmitt. Mrs. Chj.istina "Schmitt, Mrs. Chuck Weingart \|ind Mrs. Jean Green of this - Community; Mis. Anna Sclimitt .'jtnd Mrs. Elisabeth Scharft of ^Tinona, Minn.; Mrs. Leo Lay of fekunngton; Mrs. Gerald Klaus (|nd Miss Gladys Allert of Chicago; and M>"S. Cecil Bieiheisen of Waukegan Miss Scholz will become the Itride of James McCulla in a marriage ceremony which will take place next month in Quincy. Mr. McCulla, son of Mis. Jean Green of McHenry, has just returned from service in Germany and is being discharged this Week. • fox Valley Camp . At Nteaen Home r , Fox River Valley Camp, No. $251, R.N.A., will meet with Mrs. Clarence Niesen on Riverside Drive Feb. 2 at 8 p.m., with Mrs. Kathryn Pechart acting as co-hostess. .¥ Feb. 16, with Miss Frances Vycital chaiwaaa mittee. • •; '*• v' Ommwmtty tiA" 1\» Meet Feb. 1 The Johns burg Community club will hold its next meeting Monday evening, Feb. 1. Following a business discussion, a delicious hasenpfeffer lunch will be served by the committee. The following will serve on the .committee: Don Michels, George Meyers, Gebrge NoVak, Henry Nell. Alfred Oeffling, Lloyd Oeffling aad Peter Oeffling. richs, Hattie Adelmeier, Evelyn Varese, Mrs. Floyd Covalt, Jr., Dorothy Olson, Mrs. Louis Johnson, Doris Cutler, Claudia A. Palmer, Katherine Slebert, Ann .^PKIckline and Elenore Wright. .... i Routine business took up the balance of the afternoon, with plans made for an unusual program for the spring tea. The organization of a fourth Circle was announced and new members invited to join. The February meeting will feature a talk by Rev. J. Elliott Corbett. Marilyn Schmitt - i Guest At Party" ' Miss Marilyn Scnmltt was honored St a bridal shower given last Friday, Jan. 22, by employees of the Electro Metric at Woodstocks The party was held iu the office during the afternoon and Miss Schmitt was presented with a number of ' beautiful towels. The McHenry girl will become the bride of Richard Rudolph on Feb. 13. , •» Altar & Rosary , - Meeting Feb. 1 The Altar and Rosary sodality Of St. Patrick's church will hold Its next meeting Monday , eveiling, Feb. 1, with Iiene Adams chairman of the committee. Assisting her wiM be Mesdames Larry Huck, Sr., James Doherty, Charles Brown, Gus Unti, John Unti. Robert Lent, Leonard Thennes and Howaid Reinboldt. Students To Ffmi# Patriotic Program St. Mary's P.T.A. * will meet Wednesday, Feb. 3, at 3:15 o'clock, at which time a patriotic program will be given by the eighth grade boys an<* girls. A choral group will offer "America Foe Me," after which there will be a comic song, "The Worm." A third number will be "Where in the World but in America." The program will be under the able direction of Sister M. Adilia. Circle S *0 - , Meet Feb. S y Circle 3 of the . W.fl.C.8. will hold its next meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 3. at 12:30 o'clock at the Community Methodist church, with a pot-luck luncheon to be served. Mrs. Snake will lead the devotions and Mrs. MeCvacken will give a missionary report. Each member is *sked to brinf; a finished article for the Valentine, box. Rivervievr Camp Held Installation Riverview Camp, held Installation of officers last Thursday evening, with ^Gladys Ames,• district supervisor, acting as installing officer. Mary Ellsbtwy was ceremonial marshal. Mabel Johnson served as installing musician and Maud Rotber- ,jOMi as installing chancellor. £s- ' <torts* W Wandi ffrhardt, 'Mavcella Kraft. Bealah and Nellie Porter. Newty installed officers are as follows: Frances Vycital, oracle; -Kathryn Worts, vlce-ohEtfle; Maud Rothermel, chancellor; Mary Creamer, recorder; Mary Weingart, receiver; Mary Freund, marshal; Hattie Adeimeier, assistant marshal; Alpha Pedersen, inner sentinel; Delia Freund, -outer sentinel; Also, Lena Bohr, manager; Dr. A. I. Froehlich, physician; Helen Creamer, musician; Louise Kramer. Faith; Kathryn L. Freund, Courage; Elsie Reiker, Modesty; Alida Freund, Unselfishness; Susan Justen, Endurance; Anna Boley, Flag Bearer. Following the service, a tasty lunch was served by Ethel Holly and her committee. next meeting will be held Review Popular With W.S.CJS .Andfceee Review of the popular best seller, "The Silver Chalice," attracted and pleased a large W.S.C.S. audience made up of members and friends from nearby communities, including a visitor from the Rio Grande Valley, Mrs. FJ ances Ferguson of Victoria. Texas. In a Showing of her artistic ability, Mrs. John Varese. the reviewer, held her audience at attention to the closing sentence of her dramatic presentation. The book review made up onethird of the program 6f the regular January meeting of the ^McHenry Community W.S.C.S, Tbe afternoon began with a dessert luncheon served by Mesdames Corbett, Adams. Smith, jStaake. Foster and Whitfield.. Among the guests were: Mrs. Arnold Schaettgen, Ruth Olson, Marie Scholz, Elizabeth Doesch, Catherine L. Orthwein, Lou Dahl, Betty Sarner. Marian Barrows, Harriet Bell, Amy tiinr lieaar Bureau Unit Will Meet Feb. 9 The Feb! nary meeting of the j Ringvvood unit of Home Bureau will take place on the second Tuesday, Feb. 9, at the American Legion Home in McHenry. A dairy luncheon will be served at 1 o'clock and Irene Downey, home advisor, will talk on wall decorations. Benefit of iccent research on use of detergents Mil be made available to those ( attending. The February meeting will be a special party meeting in recognition of many birthdays and Valentine day. The meeting will be held in large quarters and thereby more women interested In Home Bureau activities may attend. Members may bring guests and women interested in homemaking and young people are also invited. Home Bureau, organized in 1918, functions in cooperation with the United States Department of Agriculture and the extension service of the University of Illinois. The local unit is a member of Illinois Home Bureau Federation, Associated* Women erf American Farm Bureau Federation, National Home Demonstration Council and Associated Country Women of the World. The aim of Home Bureau is to have every home economically sound, mechanically convenient, physically healthful, mentally stimulating, artistically satisfying, t socially responsible and founded upon, mutual affection and respect. Gertrude White, president, and Isabelle Swanson, delegates to Farm and Home Week, Feb. 1- 4, will be back in time to give their report on experiences at the Urbana sessions. Many bits of helpful information locally acquired will also be shared'by member* at the February meeting. . John Lays Observe , j Fortieth Annlvernaqr - Mr. and Mrs. Jphn Lay will celebrate their fortieth wedding anniversary Sunday, Feb. 7, at the V.F.W. hajl. Open housg wijl be held sfte^ 7 o'clock. Announce Winners / jln C.D. of A. Tourney The third party in the current cud tournament^ sponsored by the C.D. of A. was held last Thursday evening. The fo.lowing were winners in cards: Marie Oeffling and B^rtilla Freund in canasta; Elizabeth Thompson in auction bridge; Ella Buss and Coletta Adams in contract bridge; Helen Thompson, Madeline Mayfield and Lillian Etdffel in pinochle. : , Following Cards, ' refreshments were served by Marie Larkin, Rita Martin and thei- committee. A business meeting will be held Feb. 4, with He'en Mauqh and Constance May acting as hostesses. BIRTHS' i iiinrMiiiiiui iii iiiii nil i H i in i inn in 1111 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kldhtz are the patents of a daughter, born at the Woodstock hospital Jan. 26. They have one other daughter and fotir sor.s. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Miller are the parents of a daughter, born Jan. 22 at the Woodstock hospital. - Mark Andrew is the name selected by Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Steinsdoerfer for their son, bom at the Woodstock hospital Jan. 7. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Schwarz of Wonder Lake are the parent.^ of their second child, a boy born Jan. 20 in a Chicago hospital. Weighing 8 lb., 8«i oz. at birth, the little fellow has been named Charles AndtpNr;., Girl Scouts Troop S Monday, Jan. 25, TrooJKS^l^ld election of officers They are Maiie Steffan, president; Joyce Schafer, vice-president; Laura Lof{, secretary; and Nancy Thornton, treasurer. We described our part fo* th* Girl Scout pageant. Our troop leader, Mrs. Olsen, read a chapter on proper introductions and good manners. Joyce Schafer, Scribe PERSONALS Among tho3e from here who attended the funeral of Mrs. William M. Carroll were Gerald Carey, Thomas P. Bolger Howard Wattles, Norbert Yegge, Herbert Refhansperger and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weber. Mr. Carey and Mr. Bolger were pallbearers. Joseph X. Waynne attended the funeral of Mn^ .William Carroll in Woodstock last Monday afternoon. Miss Nadyne Lewis. R.N., is enjoying an extended visit with her parents, the Fred Bienapfls. She has been employed for the past six months in, General Rose hospital, Denver, Colo. Miss Helen, Althoff of fcenosha, Wfs., was a recent visitor in the home of Mr. apd. Mrs. Gus Moritz. George Adams of Elgin visited for several days last week with McHemy relatives and friends. Mrs. Raymond Whiting of Lake Geneva, Wis., visited relatives here a few days last week. Mrs. Anna Miller and Miss Catherine Schmitt left last week for St. Petersburg, Fla., where they will enjoy a month's vacation. • Mrs. Edward Buss and Miss Mildred Kinsala attended a tea St. Lawrence hall at Elgin last nday. The officers of Court Elgin, No. llfl^ C.D. of A., were {entertaining their court, prospective members and the state district and national officers. Mrs. Maud Jones of "Oak Park represented the state and Miss Marie Bcanlon of Chicago was the national guest. Mrs. Buss is the district deputy of liie Elgin court. Miss Frances Michels of Chicago, who had been spending this week with her sister, Mrs. Helen Pitaen, returned • home Wednesday afternoon. CARD OF THANKS We would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who sent cards, floral offerings and spiritual bouquets, donated cars and extended sympathy in other ways at the time of our bereavement. We are especially grateful to the priests who officiated at the Mass, Msgr. Nix, Fr. Reuland and Fr. Coakley. 38 The Family of Math Glosson Head The Want Ads keeps food .. fresher WATCH FOR THE OPENING OF NIESEN'S NEW BEN FRANKLIN STORE (m For Your Convenience We Are Now Open Every TUBS. - THURS. & FRI. EVENINGS 'TIL 9:00 P. M. We Specialise In Permanent Waving - Tinting and Complete Beauty tfiwerbide, 3£aLrtdylin(^ Stadia ice. 196 N. Riverside Drive McHenry, 111. Phone 147 MMO-TOK ... Mfm for household need . .. lunch tad itfrigmtor food wnp, broiler P «n Bit, fcattag, taoMing, gift map. Maaf ate ALTHOFF'S Hdw. 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Saynor, Sr., and Miriam Miller, have offered to present an occupational therapy program for the disabled veterans at Downey P.A. hospital besides their regular monthly program ,which is held the first Thursday of every month. Contact has been made with the special service officer of Downey hospital Thursday, May 13, has been act aside for the program. Arrangements are being made by the chairmen to have the champion square dance orchestra to furnish the music for the evening, arid also obtain the services of a local Square Dance club to assist in teaching the patients to square dance, as part of occupational therapy. Besides music and dancing, re-, freshments will bo seived by the post and auxiliary. The American Legion and aux* iliary of McHenry have taken a very active part in rehabilitation programs for the disabled veterans in V.A. hospitals. 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