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^ >1 f>> / 1- if, ,••'-• v, . $Vv ..•;:^r -w?%: if;\ y*w ..'*H >.K ",„\ « 4 A . ifir - ,1; •'-.; •'.', 1,4' <• « •• "*' "Si'S-'S.' .Vf4 J£.^>1,J'v«iif* & • • THE McHENftY PLAWDEALEB NGWOOD , *' < -ly" By Mm. George Shepard '{Mr. and &rs. Louis Hawley entertained their five hundred club Tuesday evening. Prizes were a- Wiyrded to Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Butler, high, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cristy, low. Don't forget the dessert luncheon and gift wrapping party at the Legion hall at 1:15 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 12. The proceeds Will go toward the new Ringwood church. The remains of Mrs. James Conway were brought here for burial beside her husband, James Conway, Wednesday afternoon. The Senior Youth Fellowship group met at the Hogan farm Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m. This was followed by games and discussion at the Hunt farm. The Ringwood Methodist official board met at the schoolhouse Monday evening. The Ringwood building committee for the new Ringwood church met Tuesday evening and then went to Genoa City to meet With the .-'-"t. The Round-up club will meet Saturday evening at 8 p.m. in . the Greenwood church basement for the election of officers. *iSie finance COT teams will meet Tuesday Oct. 12, at 8 p.m. to discuss the new church. Mrs. Chancy Harrison and Mrs. Ben Walkington were Elgin shoppers Wednesday. Mrs. Louis Scheuer of Waukegan spent Wednesday with her mother, Mrs. Flora Harrison. Mrs. Agnes Jencks visited friends at Oak Park Wednesday and) Thursday. Mrs. Flora Harrison and Stanley Jepson left Monday for Waubena, Wis., where they will visit her son, Jim, and family and then they will go to Chetek, Wis., to visit her daughters, Margaret •and Florence, and their husbands. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Oxtoby are on their vacation. They will visit her sister and husband at Nashville, Tenn. Mrs. Viola Low and Mrs. Walter Low and daughter. Pamela, were visitors at Hinsdale Thursday afternoon. Captain and Mrs. Scott and children of Delavany Wis., and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pettise and children of Barrington spent Sunday with Mrs. Agnes Jencks. Mrs. Georgia Thomas and son, Loren, and Mrs. Vernon Rabe of Woodstock spent Saturday evening in the George Shepard home. Mrs. Jerry Brown of Lily Lake was a visitor in the Oscar Davis home Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Heine of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Alan Ainger and family of Hebron spent Sunday in the Shepard home. George School News Monday morning - the Upper room went on an educational hike. Mr. Andreas told all the children to select something they might like to see. Wednesday afternoon the boys and girls of the upper room went to Spring Grove. We had a soccer game and beat them 3 to 2. Friday we had three movies. The lower room received a new volleyball and we like it v,ery much. Mike Hogan and Billy Feezel brought some clay from the stream in a field close to Hogan's farm and the molded fruit from it. Frances Davis treated the low' Bru.ce, Ronny Feezel, Donald Ackerman, Evelyn Harrison, Susie Fossum and Linda Low; third giade, Mike Hogan, Roger Hunt, Billy Feezel and Sandra Hoffman. Wesley Bruce, school reporter LIST CAUSES. CURES FOR NYLON SLIPS TURNED GREY Static electricity and inadequate- washing are two causes of grayness in your nylon slips, according to Fern Carl, University of Illinois clothing specialist. Because the charge of a dust particle is opposite from the charge of nylon, they are attracted to each other; To help prevent this attraction, there are commercial preparations on the market that you can add to the rinse water, or you can use white vinegar. It's a good idea to wash your nylon slips after each wearing in water that is as warm as your hands can comfortably stand. You can use a synthetic detergent, in either soft or hard water; but if you prefer to use soap, use it only in sdft or softened water. A mild detergent is all right if you launder the slip after each wearing; if not, you'll ,^e5jwise to use a stronger one Wash. your Slip thoroughly, b*kt not roughly, by hand or in the machine. If it has a delicate lace trim, you may want to use a mesh bag for machine, washing. Rinse it well and roll in a towel before hanging, or else let . i t drip dry. Thursday, October 7,1 Naval Research Exhibit Now At Museum Of Science-Industry A new exhibit showing some of the most repent developments of ! the Office of Naval Research You usually donl need to iron was °Pened a' ^h® Museum of Science and Industry, Sunday, Sept. 26. It is located as an "approach"' exhibit to the U-505 submarine area. The exhibit features the Link trainer used to instruct jet aviators in instrument flight; a scale model of the Navy's new "Sea Dart" jet fighter, the world's first delta-wing seaplane; and a model of the giant "Skyhook" fballoon used for high altitude research. Included in the research development's shown in the exhibit is ah extensive display of electronic crystals which have brought many advances in communications, radar, television and sound engineering. A model is shown o£ ilie largest "dish" radar antennae used in radar astronomy mounted on, the administration buildifig of the Naval Research laboratory in Washington. This field, among the newest in nylon slips. If you prefer to do so, be sure to use a very low heat so that the nylon won't melt. If your slip is quite gray, put a mild bleach in the water. There are special nylon bleaches, if you prefer. 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