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ChwiesFreund THE McHENBY PUUSDEALE&. Thursday. Mtty 5..19S& PLAN FOR ANTIQUE AUTO. SPORTS CAR MEET AT '55 FAIR County firemen's meeting' was held at the fire house on Monday night. Approximately fifty firemen were present from neighboring towns to attend (the meeting and spent a social evening. Refreshments were served. Mrs. Regina Schaefter entertained members of her dub on: Monday nigiit at the 19th Hole near Fox Lake. Games of fivehundred were played and prizes went to Mrs. Luella May, Mrs. Marie Lewis and • Mrs. Nora Klaus. Lunch was served after cards. Tiiose from here who attended' were Mrs. L. L. Kagtun, Mrs. George W. May, Mrs. Arthur Katitner, Mrs. Ray May, Mrs. Edwin May and Mrs. Charles FTreund. The dlub wiji meet next, wHh Mrs. l^olores May on J^ay 31. TVie Youth'1 club met at St. Peter's parish hall Cor their regular meeting on Monday night. An interesting £ajk was given by Father Daleiden, their spiritual actviaer, after whicli there was a social evening and a lunch was served; Mrs. Nell Hawkins of Casa Grande, Ariz., will spend the, summer months with -Mrs. Alice Wagner. Quite a few from here attended and enjoyed the band concert and the songs presented by the choral group of Ricfhimond Burton (high school at the high school gym on Friday night. Rev. John Daleiden and the ushers met at the home of George A. May for their regular meeting. Cards were played itihiroughout the evening and a delicious lunch was served. Member of the Christian Mothers and Children of Mary sodalities iheld their nieettag at St. Peter's parish hali on Thursday nighty An election of officers was held and new officers elected were Mrs. Julia May, president, and Mrs. Frances Mc- Nailly, secretary, to (take the place of outgoing officers, Mrs. Orian Brown and Mrs. Bernice Whipper. There was an annonucexnent that there would be a bake sale in the dhurch hall on Sunday, May 29. It was decided that the May meeting on the twenty-sixth would be a potluck dinner. At (this meeting, plans for the annual school picnic will be discussed. Cards and bunco were played after the meeting and prizes went to Mrs. Elmer Smith, Mrs. Arthur Katitner, Mrs. George A. May, Mrs. George Fksching, Mrs. Lubeck and Miss Clarice May. VA delicious lunch was serves! close of h evening. Patrick Kagan, son of Dr. and Mrs. Kagan, was chosen from a class of sixty freshmen to represent his class in tihe annual oratorical contest at Salvatorian seminary in St. Nazianz, Wis., last Sunday. It is considered quite an honor ito receive this role as selection of the student is based on character and ability. Good luck, Pat, we knew you oould do $. Outcome of the village election last Tuesday was Paul Weber, president; Arthur Kattner, Mike (Happy) Wagner, Walter Kowalski, trustees. Mr. Kowalski and Mr. Wagner ore filling the vacancies made b^ Trustee P^ul Weber, who had been, appointed president a yepr ago, and by Trustee Frank; May, who has resigned. Mgr. May served on the village board ' some (thirty years and we, would like to express, a few words of appreciation. It was his kindliness, nis words of advice, good will and cooperation that were admired and appreciated by his fellow workers. A "thank you" is extended to Mr. Frank May for his years of meritorious, service given to the village qt Spring Grove. , - . A group of girls met at the home of Charlotte Frcund on Monday night to celebrate the birthdays of. .two of iheitr friends. The honored guests were Miss Susan Harsha, whose birthday was Sunday, and Miss Maureen Zimmerman, whose birthday fell on .that day. There was playing of records, dancing and otlher games for entertainment. At the close of the evening a birthday cake was served. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lent are the happy parents of a son, born Monday, April 25. Mrs. Lent is the *38rmer Bernice Ndmsgem.' The little fellow has three sisters to welcome him home. " SHOP AT HOME and SAVE MORE! Governor William G. Stratton has notified Secretary of State Charles F. Cai^pemtier he has again named Mr. Carpentier to be. superintendent of the Antique Auto and Sports Car meet at the Illinois State Fair. The fair will be held Aug. 12 through Aug. 21; Secretary Carpentier said work on arrangements for the meet will be started immediately and that till is year's show will be "better and m^re colorful than ever." The climax of /the meet, the parade of antique, special merit anjJ sports cars in front of the grandstand just before the start of the 100-mile auto race on Saturday, Aug. 20, will be more dramatically presented than in past years, Mr. Carpentier said. Instead of a single line of cars moving past the grandstand, certain classes of cars will be grouped to make a more impressive showing and ito pay a greater tribute to .the "distinguished ancestors of our fine, modiern cars," Secretary Carp en/tier said. Throughout fair week, about 20 outstanding cars representing different manufacturing times will be on exhibit in the same location as previous years, on Friendship Walk, just west of tf.ie grandstand entrance, Mr. Carpentier said. 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