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Thursday,May 19, 1955 , r.v *< v»r> *t~?; stev^^r^:^ : SIP m*i3 -..-. ar ••' j<$--'-'• JMcHENRY PLAINDEALER RINGWOOD • - »• ... -fc '•. 3c» £'•, f * By Mrs. George Sfcepard t,; Home Circle •';!Mrs. George Sfcepand entertained the Home Circle at her home Thursday,' 'with Mrs. *F. N. Muzzy as co-hostess. A luncheon Was served at 12:45. The business meeting' in charge of Mrs. Louis Winn was held and a fine program in cha^ge-fof Mrs. Louis ^awley waa enjoyed. Roiuul-up Club ; The Round-up dub was entertained in the"; home of Mr. and Mrs. Prank Harrison Saturday evening. Ailin Fernando of Cey- $ lOn was guest speaker. WJ9.CA- Croups Meet The W.B.CiS. " and the evening group of WiS.C.S. held a joint meeting at fehe home of Mrs. JVank Harrison Wedtnesday evening. Mrs. Oscar Berg had the devotionals. The business meeting was held, with officers elected for the coming year as follows: President, Mrs. Paul Walkington; associate president, Mrs. B. T. Butler; vice-president, Mrs. Kenneth Cristy; secretary, Mrs. C. L. Harrison; treasurer, Mrs. Win. Cruickeihank; promotional secretary, Mrs. Viola Low; local ^ church activities, Mrs. Nelson Cristy and Mrs. Robert Smith; supplies, Mrs. Oscar Berg; sta/tus Of women, Mrs. Walter Low; student chairman, Miss Alice Peet; child chairman, Mrs. Frank Harrison; spiritual life, Mrs. Gordon Fossum,' secretary of literature, Mrs. John Hogan; missionary chairman, Mrs. Ben Walkington. Mrs. James Reid had the program on housing projects. At the close, lunch was served. School News Wednesday.- afternoon, students were dismissed at 11:30, while Mr. Andreas and Miss Heideman went to Wqpdstock to choose new arithmetic \tfork books for next year. Friday from 10:30 to 3 there was a play day at. our school. All the schools invited were represented. The eighth graders, Wesley Bruce, Virgim^Carr, Alice Qrt- Hef, Jacquc^l^^Sikidmore and Veronica I>a^ls;y?g^aduat€((i from grade school?- t#;£$IcHenry high on May 18. ; Veronica Davi^l&chool reporter Benefit, ifcClmrch Mrs. Wolf'Sn&cSfe showed slides of her trip to the west coast, tjie Rose festival and Mexico at the scihoolhouse Friday evening, P the proceeds' going toward the (iuUding fund" W the-new church. ' ' " Personals • Mrs. Agnes Jencks was a visitor in Elgin Wednesday and was 4 supper guest in the home of her daughter and family in Barrington. >'; Mrs. Louis Hawley was a Visitor in Crystal Lake Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Huson spent a, few days in 'tihe Ben Walkington home. Mrs. Tollefson and Mrs. Grace McCannon were visitors in the Oscar Berg home Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.. Andrew Hawley of Fox River C&ove and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd H#w£ of Crystal Lake Spent Tuesday evening in the f Louis Hawley home. - Mrs. Walter Wilcox of Wood- Stock, Mrs. Viola Low and Mrs. Emily Beatty were visitors in mma/' the Charles Frey home Thursday at Palos Heights. Mr. and) Mrs. Wm. Heine of Chicago and Mrs. Helen Young of McHenry were visitors in the George .Shepard home Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilcox of Woodstock and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Low and family spent Sunday in the Beatty-Low home. Mrs. Agnes Jencks spent Sunday in tfae home of her daughter and family at Barrington. Mr. and) Mrs. John Powers and Mrs. Eugene Hileg and children of Chicago spent Sunday in the Fred Bowman home. Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Butler spent Friday evening in the Harold .Stanek home at Blkhorn. s Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Bruce and family spent Sunday evening in the Delmer Shook home at Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ackerman and family of Richmond were visitors in the Alan Wagner home Surwiay. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ackerman, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sainuelson and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ackerman attended the WLS barn dance Saturday evening. Mrs. Fred Wiedriahi, Jr., Mrs. James Wegener and Mrs. Louis Winn were callers in the Jack Leonard home at Lake Geneva Friday morning. Mrs. Clarence Harrison, son, Garry, anidl daughter, Krystal, and Miss Faith Wagner of Greenwood spent Sunday afterndbn in the Roy Harrison home. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. GLawe of Woodstock were supper guests. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Huson and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Walkington were visitors at Waukegan Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Shepard were Elgin visitors Tuesday. Gene Vogel and friend of Elkhorn spent Wedtnesday evening in the Fred Wiedrich, Jr., home. Mrs. Bob Brennan, daughter, Faitty, and son, Bobby, were Sunday dinner guests of her parents at McHenry. Mrs. Jack Leonard and children of Lake Geneva were Sunday dinner guests in the Fred Wiedrich, Jr., (home. Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Leland Berg and daughter, Dianne. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cruicksiiank were visitors in the Stanley Miller home at Lode, Wis., and the Don James home at Parderville, Wis., Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wei don Andreas and daughter, Mai^go, spent Suitday in tfei Ernept Anidirea*- hoaWN at Crystal Lake: Mrs. C. E. Lovelette, daughter, Claudia* and soil, Gordon, of Chicago are visiting eher parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cruickshank. Mrs. Katie Conway and M-ina Genevieve 'Knox of McHenry were viistors in the Dr. Wm. Hepburn home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Cole and Mr. and Mrs. John Cole of Kenosha, Mrs Alice Ripke of Richmond and Mrs. Sylvia Smith of Hebron visited Mrs. Dora Cole Sundlay. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Escher of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Anderson of Park Ridge visited Mrs. Til'lie Vaillancourt Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Waldon of Kenosha, Mr. and Mrs. Ford Hanford of McHenry, Mrs. Harley Rusch of Sheboygan, Wis., and Mrs. Wm. .Rake and Slaughter, Susan, of Algonquin were visitors tn the Dr. Wm. Hepburn home Sunday. Mrs. Grace McCamnon has come to make her home with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Berg. HOIU IBUT THBT POUR COUPLES WANT THIS NOW. ANO IT'S A STEAL AT* I&000.00. SO AH-N-AHLOOKsTJKrwToIoJ7rTErT^ eAUl:7J AFTER ALL, BUT GOT STOLEN ^FROM! WE COULD HAVE DONE MUCH BETTER WE'D HAVE BOUGHT A RELIABLE HOUSE FROM A RELIABLE DEALER HERE IN BROILER CHICKS Illinois hatcheries set 402,000 eggs for commercial broiler chicks during the : week ended April 30, according to the state antdi federal departments of agriculture. This was a decrease of 13 per cent from the 461,000 set. during the preceding week. 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The hardness of the water in grains is approximately equal to the number of drops of liquid soap required to produce the suds. The general rule is that water with .fr'.'iree or more grains of hardness per gallon needs softening. TRAVEL CROWDED Expect to find ships crowded, planes crowded. U.S. foreign travel borders on the sensational, with over 1,000,000 people scheduled to make a trip abroad this year. Most go to western Europe One out 6f ten g<oes to Latin America. 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How many times has your favorite card game been temporarily interrupted by someone exclaiming: "I wonder if I should play that card ... is it according to Hoyle?" The expression is so familiar that it has c o m e t o mecfn anything properly done. But. did you ever stop to w o n d e r ,w h o , 6 r w h a t , i s Hoyle? A r o u n d the year 1730 in London there existed a number of "coffee houses" where the gentry and merchant classes gathered to drink coffee and chocolate, to talk, and to play a new card game called Whist, the grandfather of Auction and Contract Bridge and other trump games. One of those who frequented the tfoffee houses was Edmond Hoyle, a middleaged lawyer. Hoyle had learned to play Whist and became so proficient that he began to teach the game to the lords and ladies of the time at, we are told, "very stiff prices." In 1742, he Dublished his first book. "A Short Treatise on Whist." A iw later he came out with tfie nl* ume of "Hoyle's Camei" jSvtog rules ar>d advice on ^StBaes of skill: Whist, CJhess, Back*atomoni,v Quadrille and Piquet. Thus he Wl the first to write scientifically Wi, any card game, to understand an% present clearly the rules, ethics and strategy of games as we understand-', them today. Hoyle's books were best sellers dt-'f the 18th Century and his fame wa*v" recorded by noted authors d art$ ists of his day. Hogarttt, the British painter, pictured "Hoyle on Whist*'; ' in one of his famous canvases, whiles^" Lord Byron, the illustrious poet ' wrote in "Don Juan" that "TrojT owes to Homer what Whist owes Ufty. H o y l e . " - • ' ' • • : I - The reputation Edmond Hoyle esj??: tablished was so great that nearly* ' two hundred years later his Cod# of Ethics and Fair Play from the" Treatise on Whist was included. aH most verbatim, in the Laws for Aucj. tion and Contract Bridge! Today hiij;] principles are as sound, as ever. * Little wonder then that when h* died at the age of ninfety-seven hii writings had made his name a house*' hold word, even to the extent thai, it is now synonymous with correct procedure in anything whatever. DEAD TIRED? You may be dangerously taxing your entire system when you offaw fatigue, nerve usaess-- poor appetite and sleepless nights to drag you down BECAUSE YOUR BODY IS VITAMIN AND IRON STARVED.* When you lack itrong, red blood -- when your lystem is vitamin-starved you must feel listless --nervous--irritable. This is because weak blood U circulating through your system, taxing your heart --putting • burden on •very vein --capillary and artery in your body! 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