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Two THE MCHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, October 13. Big Hollow Teachers Presented With Gifts Mr. and M®£. Hugh Kirk, Jr., Mrs. Earl McAndrews, M i ' s . F r a n k B a s k , M r s . Ray Conway and Mr. and Mrs. William Nimsgern attended a party at the home of Mrs. Peter Affeld at Insgleside Sunday, honoring members of the Big Hollow school board. Mrs. Affeld and Mrs. Conway were presented with gifts in appreciation for their ten years of service at the school. Bride-To-Be Honored . At Miscellaneous Shower Miss Ann Groh of Johnsburg was honored at a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. Luella Arp of Richmond, w i t h t h i r t y r e l a t i v e s and friends invited. Games furnished entertainment, with a buffet lunch served. The guest of honor was presented with many gifts for her new home. Miss Groh will be united in Marriage to Eugene Huff of McCullom Lake at St. John the Baptist church, Johnsburg, on Oct. 22, with a reception following at the community hall. Honor Mrs. Thelen On 89th Birthday Mrs. Mary Thelen was guest of honor at a gathering planned by her daughter, Miss Anne Thelen, at her home in Johnsburg last Thursday eveni n g , t h e o c c a s i o n b e i n g h e r eighty-ninth birthday anniversary. She was presented witn a spiritual remembrance. Those present to enjoy an evening of cards and buffet luncheon included Mesdames Catherine Guzzardo, Helen Miller, A. Steffens and Marie Selbach of McHenry; Mrs. Tillie May of Spring Grove; Mesdames Anna Guyser, Marie Oeffling, Martha Oeffling, Mayme S c h m i t t and M i s s Kathleen Oefifling of Johnsburg. Ladies I<eague Plans For Social A social event for the benefit of the McHenry hospital is being planned by the Lily Lake Ladies League of Lakemoor on Oct. 19. All members and friends are urged to attend. Court Joyce Kilmer Observes Anniversary Court Joyce KHmer, No. 573, of the Catholic Daughters of America, observed its fortieth anniversary last Thursday evening at the k. of C. hall. The party also honored i he charter members of the court. Of the fifteen living members, twelve were present to receive gifts during the social hour which was planned by Mrs. Madeleine Mayfield and Mrs. Ella Bus3 as cochairmen. ' A tasty lunch was 'served from a table centered with a decorated birthday cake. The charter members present were Dorothy Weber, G e n e v i e v e Knox, Gertrude Weber, Laura Weber, Coletta Adams, Eva Stilling, Evelyn Carey, Nellie Dohefty, Annabel Aicher, Ethel McGee, Rose Huemann of McHenry and Florence Knox of Crystal Lake. Those unable to Be present were Eleanor Nye, Eleanor Foley and Florence Carey. Mrs. M. R. Waterman Has 95th Birthday Mrs. M. R. Waterman, formerly of Woodstock but a resident of Shan-gra-la rest home, south of McHenry. for the past seven y e a r s , o b s e r v e d her ninety-fifth birthday anniversary Tuesday of this week. Her three sons and other relatives and friendfc will help her celebrate the occasion at a gathering next Sunday. Mrs. Waterman, although totally blind, is otherwise in good health and mentally alert She is able to be up and about and remains so active that She assumes the care of her room. Young Couple live In Ringwood Following a wedding trip lu ^ into Wisconsin, Mr. and Mrs. teria school. Small chil- FJA Sponsors Luncheon The Johnsburg P.T.A. is sponsoring a luncheon on Tuesday, Oct. 25, at 1:30/ o'clock, to be held in the new cafe- Garl Timm are now residing in RihfcKtood. Mra Timm is. the former Jean Stanford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Muzzy of MiLrengo, one time Residents of Ringwood. The groom .is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E&est Timm of Crystal Lake. The couple exchanged vows Sept. 10 before an improvised altar in the home of the Muz* zvs in Marengo, with the Rev. Harold George of the First Methodist church of Marengo officiating. Large Crowd Attends Pool Benefit Social A good sized crowd attended the bridge party at the Legion home last Sunday evening which was held for the benefit of the swimming pool fund. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Reihansperger won first prize, and Alvera Nye and Dorothy Loeffelholz were second. The next party will be held the first Sunday in November at the Legion home. dren may accompany parents, as there will be a baby sttiet* in charge of the youngsters. A gala afternoon is promised all who attend. Tickets may be purchased by calling Alice Mayer, Evergreen 9-4265, or Gayle Long, Hy. 7-3563. CARD OF THANItS We w&h to thank friends and relatives whtf Celled during our recent bereavement. We sincerely appreciate the beautiful floral offerings and cars offered during our need. Your thoughtfulness meant so much to us; The Brothers and Sisters of Alfred Kollenkark 10-13 Diane Tabor Lovely Bride One of the loveliest brides o f t h e f a l l s e a s o n was M i s s Diane Tabor as she came down the aisle of the Nativity Lutheran church on the arm of her father to meet her smiling bridegroom, Mr. Albert Horn, Jr., on Saturday, Oct. 8. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ndck J. Tabor of Lakewood s u b d i v i s i o n w h i l e t h e groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Horn, Sr., of Wonder Lake. The candlelight service at 4:30 ip.m., was conducted by the Rev". Burton Schroeder and it was the first formal ceremony in the newly constructed church. "The Lord's Prayer" and "The Wedding Prayer" were sung by a sorority sdster of the bride, $Tiss Ann Lundborg of Wonder Lake. Two altar, candles and two candelabra cast a soft glow and the altar vases filled with white and bronze mums completed the interior decorations. Miss Tabor was breathtaking in a gowh of white delustered satin with a smooth fitted basque bodice arid traditional long fitted sleeves. Her sabrina neckline was trimmed with alencon lace while the controlled bell skirt with long sweeping chapel train was caught in a modified bustle featuring two large cabbage roses. The matching cap of pleated satin was trimmed with tiny seed pearls and satin rosebuds and her triple tier French illusion veil was fingertip length. The bri'dal bouquet was exquisitely formed of white gardenias and ivy in cascade. Bridal attendants were Mrs. Telia Nardi Emanuel of Evanston, El., who served as matron- of-4ionor, and bridesmaids Ruth Tabor, sister of the bride, Penny Bock, briide^s cousin of Chicago and two junior brides-, maids, Nancy Tabar, also the bride's cousin and Cynthia Burgess, the groom's coUsin of Chicago. The lovely girls were identically gowned in royal blue delustered satin dresses with fitted cap sleeves and bell shaped skirts. Their matching coronets were surrounded with tiny pearls and blusher veils attached. Their high heeled slippers matched the gowns, and the girls wore white kid gloves and small pearl chokers. The jewelry was a gift of the bride. The bouquets were fashioned of pale -Jftllqw jvith bronzy button mums in cascade. Serving in the capacity of best man was Kent Burgess, c o u s i n o f t h e g r o o m , f r o m Chicago. Winn Davidson of Evanston, and Bill Wright of Wonder Lake were groomsmen. Lee Burgess of Chicago and Robert Weber of McHenry served as ushers. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Tabor dhose a beige satin brocade sheath with Iddse. fitting jacket, kimono sleeves and wore pale gold satin pumpS and a close fitting: pheasant feather hait Her corsage wtas tawny cymbidium orchids. Mrs. Horn was gowned in pale melon velvet with fitted cap Steev&s And bell Skirt, which featured matching satin insert with bows, front and back. Her accessories included matching shoes, a hat of dose fitting mink and a white cymbidium orchid corsage. Approximately 300 guests gathered at .the Johnsburg Community hall following the ceremony for a buffet dinner of roast beef, baked ham and all the trimmings. A beautiful three-tiereld wedding cake with an appropriate topping was on the bridal couple's table. The young couple leftt early Sunday moving by jet for Los Angeles OaM. They afco plan to drive to Las Vegas, Nev. Upon their return they will take up residence in ai lovely new home ih Wonder Lake. •Hie bride is employed as a secretary and receptionist in the laboratory of the McHenry Medical Group, w h i l e . t h e groom is employed by his father in construction and real estate in Wonder Lake. The new Mrs. Horn is a graduate of McHenry high, '58, and also attended Northern Illinois university. Mr. Horn, a graduate of McHenry High, '57, went on to higher learning at both the University of Illinois and Northern. Residence Changes The Stanley Sweeney family moved last week from Huemann's subdivision to a home at 302 Clover street, Edgebrook Heights, which was vacated by the Richard Nelson family. The home at 303% Richmond road, vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Becker, is .now occupied by the Richard Wachters. Mr. and Mrs. John Mackinder and children have moved from the Lester Adams apartment at 513 W. Waukegan road to the Math N. Schmitt place on north Court street. * Mrs. William Doherty and son, Stevie, moved recently from one of the former Wattles apartments on Main street to the Bert Bienapfl home at 406 N. Court street, which she purchased. The Bienapfls have moved to their place at Sunnyside Beach. „ -The --home at -404" street, Edgebrook Heights, VEIL cated by the Walter Borden family, is now being occupied by the William Dial family who moved from Lakeland Park. The Jack McCarroll family, who formerly lived in the apartment over the Jus ten furniture store on Green stre6Cj have taken up residence at 712 Ponca street, Cooney Heights. P.T.A. Learns Voting Procedure A discussion on correct procedure in marking ballots will be discussed before members of the Johnsburg P.T.A. when that organization meets Tuesday, Oct. 18, at 8 p.m. at the school. Speakers will be Mrs. George Alvary, Mrs. W. Ellick, Ernest Useman and Mrs. George Hoffman. The latter two represent the McHenry Rotary and the League of Women Voters, respectively. Parents are urged to attend, especially the men. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our relatives, friends, and neighbors for their kind expression of sympathy during our recent bereavement. Mrs. Mark Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pierce and Family, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pierce and Ralph Pierce. 10-13 Thanks for telling me about SANITONE SOFT-SET® Dry Cleaning CARD Of TilANKS We wish to ^xprefes our thanks for your MM e*press f i o n s of s y n r f t o t h y . CSf d s , masses, flowers and prafyefs which were gratefully appreciated by the family tff &e late Kathryn PharinenstiTl. We also want to thank Father Nilges and Father R^hnell for their spiritual aid before and after the death pf out mother and wife. The John Phannenstill family. •i0-13-60 Our clothes came back SKRVICf We take pride fn giving you the best, not only in the highest grade drugs available! conscientious service... .but in every product we iell - in every department of our store, BOLGER'S Bridal Couple' THE LOREN FREUNDS Kotalik Studio Photo MisS Judith Ann Hollenbach became the bride of Mr. Loren J. 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A blusher veil fell from a velvet ti'ara trimmed With seed pearls. , Mrs. Paul Reardohi of Johnsburg, aunt of the groom, acted as matron of honor, wearing a blue lace dress. John Fredrick Lavin, brother of the bride, now serving with the Marines, was best man. 1#3 S. Green St. Ph. EV 5-4500 looking and feeling like new! Soil-dulled colors regain their sparkle. Limp fabrics spring back to life. Sanitone with Son-Set* works a near-miracle because it reaches deep-down between the fibres and floats out all the soil, and restores the original mill finish to the cloth. Try our Sanitone Service and see for yourself. It's luxury dry cleaning without a luxury price tag. Call on us today. SAME DAY SERVICE AVAILABLE PHONE EV 5-0927 FOH PICKUP SERVICE RAINBOW CLEANERS 100 N. Front St. McHenry Around Corner North of National Tea Co. Store Open Daily -- 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. -- Fridays to 9 P.M. Always Plenty of Free Parjdng at Rainbow's Drive-In Is Now 11)9 ELM STREET {McHENRY, ILL. 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PERSONALS Mrs. William Pearson returned Saturday from San Bernardino and Monterey, Calif., where she has been visiting for the past month. Her husband, Police Officer Will^n Pearson, made the trip home earlier to return to duty with the McHenry police. Miss Ann Kelley of Pekin and Hamilton Parr of North Chicago called oq friends here Saturday. Dr. and Mrs. Harry Hartley and Mrs. Tina Kist of Chicago spent the weekend with relatives in McHenry. ^ Mr. and Mrs. William Pros, Sr., have returned from a visit in the home of their daughter, Mrs. Paul Shadle, and family in Ann Arbor, Mich. Marriage Licenses Albert R. Horn, Jr., Wonder Lake, and Diane Tabor, McHenry. K /nil drew oxford* cutaway* WE RENT THE FORMAL t WEAR YOU NEED We come to the aid of every party-goer with correct attire. You're sure of finding', the most flattering after*dajrk styles for yourself here. Oul complete collections impliid^ the latest cuts and colorfe for evening wear. Prompt service, proper fit. 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