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Page Two * THE McHENBY PLAINDEALER Thursday, December 14, EDGEBROOK CLUB • SWliNG-DiiNG" IS COMPLETE SUCCESS Christen Daughter Of Jack Fleming Ann Margaret was the name selected l)y Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fleming for their little daughter, who was christened on Sunday, Dec. 10. by Rev. Edward Coakley at St. Patrick's Catholic chdrch. Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Peterson of McHenry. Following the ceremony, dinner was served at the Fleming homo to Ann Margaret's two brothers, Mike, 41,2, and Chris. 2; the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lundy, Sr.; Marlene Lundy, Johnny Lomax and Mr. . and Mrs. Glenn Peterson, all of McHenry. and Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Fischer of Johnsburg. Roper Frederick Detcrding Baptized The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Deterding of McHenry was christened Roger Frederick in a baptismal service which took place during the 10:30 o'clock service at Zion Evangelical Lutheran church on Sunday, Dec. 10. Sponsors for the baby were James Deterding of Northbrook, uncle of the baby, and Mrs. Duane Beringer of Greeley, Colo, Mrs. James Deterding served as proxy for Mrs. Beringer. Following the service, the Roland Deterding family and the Jarries Deterdings enjoyed dinner at the Walter Deterding home. RXA Camp Plans Pot-Luck Dinner Royal Neighbor Camp, No. 6818. will enjoy a pot-luck dinner at„ 6:30 o'clock Tuesday. Dec. the K. of C. hall. There will be a seventy-five cent gift exchange. County. Youth Camp Hold Christmas Party The IVfcHenry County Youth group -vuill enjoy their annual Christmas party on Dec. 23 at the Seneca Grange hall at 8:30 o'clock; with a novelty grab b a g , g a i n e s a n d d a n c i n g planned. > On Dec. 31, a New Year's Eve sejpi-formal dance, the Snow Ball, will be held at Green^bod school at § p.m. Young aSults are invited. WATCH NIGHT SERVICE The Community Methodist church will have a watch night service on New Year's Eve, for which details will be carried next week. CARD OF THANKS May we extend our heartfelt thanks to those of you who expressed your sympathy in so many thoughtful ways during our rec0it bereavement. We are especially grateful to the McHenry Chapter of Eastern Star fQr their services. The Family of Emily Stevenson >12-14-61 PROGRAM INSTILLS LOCAL CLUB WITH CHRISTMAS SPIRIT The Kissling family presented '"Journey into Christmas" to the assembled guests and mfcm- BfcrS dt thfc December Meeting of the McHenry Woman's Club held at the Methodist church. Mrs. Frank Ewert of Crystal Lake, was the capable accompanist during the entire program. The Kisslings, who are well known in church, club and social circles in the McHenry area, are warmly generous of their time and talents. The entire program was beautifully presented and enthusiastically Appreciated. Young Mr. Kissling narrated the Christmas story with feeding and understanding. The solo numbers, the duets and the quartets revealed the Kisslings at their very best. Bert's piano s o l o , " P a s t o r a l S y m p h o n y , " was worthy of special mention, and Becky's vocal "Oh Holy Night" was sweet and lovely. Everyone gave voice to the Christmas spirit in the group singing of "Silent Night" and bther well loved Christmas songs. Mrs. Clyde Bailey, president, expressed appreciation of the wonderful program and complimented Mrs. Wallace Dobyns, program chairman, for this and other outstandingly fine programs she has arranged. .The hostesses for the day, headed by Mrs. A. J. Wirtz, added to the enjoyment of the day by serving a delectable luncheon. Packages were donated by the members for the Valley Hi Home for the aged. Canned goods to be added to the Christmas baskets distributed by the American Legion were also given by members. Plans for the bus trip to the Art Institute in Chicago were discussed and it was thought that perhaps a visit to the Chinese Temple would be included. Valentine's day, Feb. 14, is the day set for the club's luncheon and card party at the V.F.W. clubhouse. Mrs. Trent Middlekauff took over the duties of secretary recently vacated by Mrs. Fred Wirtz, who was unable to car ry on because of other commitments. Adjournment brought an end to one of the finest afternoons ever spent at the Woman's club. "the Edgtbrook Heights Mfcn's Sbeial ciub held its first anhual "SwiHg-Ding" on Friday, Dec. 8, at the Legion home, with fifty Edge brook ! residents in &ttend&hce. Refreshments and snacks were solved, and everyone danced to the music of a fine orchestra. Present at the party were Messrs. and Mesdames Louis Spidalette, Walter Anderson, F*aul Mandli, P. Billeter, Roland Herrhiann, G. Hagenjos. M. J. McDonagh, E. Lossman, Ralph Smith, Jack Smith, Robert Low, A. Steinsdoerfer, Alan Olson, Jerome Buch, William Tohyan, Jr., W. Larsen, R. Golbeck, Ray Rothermel, R. Ziemer, R. Emerson, R. Orgler, Dr. and Mrs. Massouda and William Pierson. Mr. McDonagh. club president, announced that the partywas a complete success. The next event planned by the club is a visitation to the Edgebrook area by Santa Claus, the time and date of which have not yet been announced. Louis Nortons Wed 50 Years Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Blake, McHenry. welcomed a daughter Dec. 4 at McHenry hospital. A son was born Dec. 5 at McHenry hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Don Musilak. McHenry. M i . a n d M r s . J o s e p h G e t n e r , Lake Villa, announce the birth of a daughter Dec. 7 at McHenry hospital. On Dec. 10 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sonnemann, McHenr>, became parents of twins, a boy and a girl, at Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Plu- Cinski, McHenry, became parents of a daughter Dec. 6 at McHenry hospital. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schafer, Wonder Lake, Dec. 7 at Memorial hospital. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all my friends for their prayers, visits, cards and many kind deeds during my recent stay in the hospital. Herman Etten •12-14-61 JOINS HONOR FRATERNITY James Jones, a 1959 graduate of the McHenry high school, has become a member of Theta chapter of Sigma Tau, an engineering honorary fraternity at the University of Illinois. He was also elected as a student representative of the engineering council at the schobl. Friends and neighbors are incited to open house Sunday. Dec. 17, from 2 to 4:30 o'clock at the community house in Lakeland Prirk for Mr. and Mi's. Louis Mbrtbri of \ 5(ti9 West Home avenue, in ooservi ance of their golden wecraing anniversary. The Nortons were married Dec. 27, 1911, at Big Spring. Wis., by the Rev. J. T. O'Neill, who is still pastor of churches at Grand Marsh, Brooks afid New Chester, Wis. The couple has five children, two sons, Walter of Woodstock, James of Twin Falls, Idaho, and three daughters, Mrs. Raymond Houghton of Jefferson, Wis., Mrs. Richftrd Anderson of Harvard and Mrs. Eugene Fuller of Woodstock. They also have nineteen grandchildren, including Robert Norton, nbw serving in the Army in Alaska, and Kenneth Anderson, in the Naval air corps in Quonset Point. R. I. Both Mr. and Mrs. Norton, who have lived for the past three and one-half years ih Lakeland Park, are in good health. Mr. Norton is retired. HOME BUREAU HOLDS ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY On Dec. 5, the Ringwood Home Bureau met at the home of Mrs. A. Nagie. The annual Christmas party was held and a delicious lunch was served. The home was decorated in the Christmas spirit and a gift exchange and carols were sung by members. The lesson for the day wa? given by Chairman Dorothy McEachren. Two work shdp days on Christmas articles made c5f candy canes and teddy bears, made of nylon, were held at the home of Mrs. McEachren and Mrs. H. Johnson, with instructress, Mrs. Charles Kopp. giving the lesson on how to make iihe articles. , Others present were Mesdames G. White, H. Locker, H. Biggers, M. Kelner, D. Bensen, H. Johnson and M. Neuharth. 0IRITAL McHenry Hospital Patients admitted tb M<?? Henry hospital during the past week included Lfcho Sabo; W o o d s t o c k ; V i o l e t J o h n s o n , Harrington; Cynthia Hobbs, Robert Scanlon. Dorothy Barton, Edith Dahl, Michael Chalmers. Eugine Lile and Cecil Shaler, Crystal Lake; Ronald Farrar, Island Lake; Benjamin C o v e r t , W a u c o n d a ; J a c k l y n GlaUser, Niles; Mildred Gibson, Fox River Grove; Ignatz HediO, Marengo; Jean Frank, Ingleside; Frances Stern, Lake Zurich; Ralph Ten Bruin, Antioch; Harriet Miller and Judy Smith, Elgin; Phyllis Garner, Yorkville; Edyth Nelson, Chicago; Delhi Eizek, Gilbert Moore, Mary Kantorski, Joyce Adams. Richard Wolf, Daniel Meyer, Charlotte Jourdon, Katherihe Kurbyun, Arthur Kurbyun. James R. Harper, Rosemary Stanley, Johanna Sunde, Robert Walter. Claude Reeder, Agnes Simmons and Stanley Duval, McHenry. Memorial Hospital During the past week patients admitted to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, included Peter Miller, Spring Grove; Vera Purvey, Vincent Linnane, Janet Heide, Elyse Falsetti, Orrin Wolf, Lynn Tomlinson, Robert Hiller, Ruth McMahon, Maude Jones and Michael Kellogg, McHenry; and Walter Peterson, Frank White and James Jahn, Wonder Lake. CHRISTMAS PARTY Children of Knights of Columbus members will be guests when the annual Christmas party is held at the K. of C. hall at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon, Dec. 16. Santa Claus will make ah appearance, aiid there will be movies and refreshments. Harvard Hospital Mrs. Raymond Rochowicz, Wonder Lake, was a patient at Harvard hospital during the past week. Make Appointments To Marian Club The appointment of Ardee Lamphier and Sam Elliott, both of Harvard, to the Marian Central Advisory Board was announced this week by the club's officers. In their new positions, Lamphier and Elliott will officially represent the Harvard area in all future activities of the Marian Central school father's club. There will be no regular monthly meeting of the Father's club in December. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE YOUNG REPUBLICAN CLUB WILL HOLD CHRISTMAS PARTY The Youhfe kepubiifcan club of McHenry county Will hold t h e i r C h r i s t m a s p & r t y a n d meeting oh Sunday, Dec. 17, at 4 p.fti. at the Chapel Hill Countfy Club. There will be a free ham and turkey buffet supper and also refreshments. The program committee has an enjoyable program planned and there will be nominations for the new officers for the year of 1962. Richard Joslyh is the current president. All rherfibers and their guests are urged to attend. December 16 Christmas Party -- Knights of Columbils Hall -- 2 p.m. Refreshments and Movies. Decomlier 19 Rlvervievv Camp, No. 6818, Christmas Party - Regular Meeting -- K. of C. Hall. MAltRlAtift LICENSES Peter Olson, Jr., Woodstock, and Patricia A. Bell, Ringwood. PERSONALS >L.. Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson of Reesvillfc, Wis., visited his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Thbmpson, Sunday. Mr. and Mr§. Howard Carlson and children of Chicago were guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Moriarity, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Basset t of Chicago were weekend visitors in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lisle Basset t. Those from this viclnty who attended the wake or funeral of Mrs. Russbll McBride in Elgin last week were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Haddock, Mr. and Mrs. Willia^nkothermel, Mrs. Alvin Peterson, Mrs. George Worts„a McHenry, and Mr. and Mrs. John Wagner and William Wagner of Volo. -V-- BABY ARRIVES HOME On Monday, Dec. 11, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lamz brought home their month old son, Terrence Jeffrey, who had remained at Memorial hospital, Woodstock, since his birth Nov. 10. Waiting at home for his arrival were three brothers, Michael, Patrick and Timothy. The baby's grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hobhs of McHenry and Mr. and Mrs. ke rman Lamz of Crystal Lake. RELIGIOUS MOTIF ON INCREASE FOR CHRISTMAS CARDS Religious Christmas cards are btt the increase. Major greeting card publishers are offering a record number of religious motifs on this year's Christmas selections, acCordirly 1o a report from a leading publishing institute. Approximately 35 percent of the more than 3 billion cards tliat will be mailed this Christmas, will contain religious designs says the Institute. This is a 2 percent increase over 1960. The trend toward stressing the religious .significance of Christmas on greetings hqf, been growing steadily since the late 1940's. Fifteen years ago, less than 5 percent of ' the Christmas cards could be classified as religious in character. Once again, the "Madonna and Child" is the most popular of the religious designs, accord- * ing to the Institute, followed by the "Three Wise Men" and the "Holy Family". Other religious S motifs run the gamut froM drawings of open Bibles to the traditional snow . covered New- England church. 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