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Section Two -- Page Six THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday* Augusi25# 1966 I . Visit Washington, D.C. i j f c . - v j f c V * * ' |1 ; 1 f i tV. ^•y. v: V/V*.--?. V f* Mr. and Mrs. M. J. McDonagh and two children, Michael R. and Barbara Ann, of 3606 W. Clover, Edge- _ brook Heights, have returned from a vacation trip to New York City and Washington, D.C. They are shown on r the Capitol steps while visiting with Rep. Robert McClory. .The youngsters will no doubt have many educational exj 'periences to take to class when they return to Edge- | brook school this fall. Mr. McDonaghf purchasing agent for a nearby firm, is grand knight Of MeHenry council of the Knights of Columbus. PASTOR COMES TO NEW RICHMOND BAPTIST CHAPEL REV. ERNEST GOUGE The new Baptist chapel in Richmond, which began in June of this year, will soon have a permanent pastor; The Rev. Ernest Gouge of Amarillo, Texas, has consented to lead the _p£w work, and will begin his duties Aug. 28. The Baptist faith is not new to the "oldtimers" of Richmond because the first church established there was of this faith. During the years, the congregation decreased in number until several years ago the church was discontinued. Landmarks may "be pointed out today in Richmond which are evidence of this now extinct fellowship. Rev. Gouge, his wife, Goldie, and their children, Mike, 16, Patti, 14, and Mark, 6, feel the challenge of re-establishing Baptist worship in Richmond. Rev.' Gouge is also a public sdhool teacher and has employment in the Crystal Lake school system. Mrs. Gouge is a homemaker and a registered nurse. The family will. reside in Richmond. The chapel was begun under the leadership of a local MeHenry young man, Eddie Erb, now a ministeral student at Oklahoma Baptist university. Response has been above that anticipated, and was climaxed this past week with more than forty workers and children attending Vacation Bible school held in the American Legion building. The Masonic order made facilities m available for seven weeks of the summer and now the American Legion has offered its building. The new Baptist congregation is under the sponsorship of the First Baptist Church of MeHenry. Rev. Orville Richardson is mission committee chairman for the mother church in MeHenry and Virgel Chappell is the pastor. Store Hours Daily Sunday 9 to 9 9. to 6 HORNSBY GO BACK START THE NEW YEAH OFF RIGHT ... BEGINNING WITH BIG BACK-TO SCHOOL SAVINGS From HORNSBY'S SAVE 48* i u*i» i., pter ' •' Includes .Ring BjndeiyFiller Pajifei U:• Subject Organifcdr ami' VI" |* • - !' >!! -;ir» ?6jW Value $1*45 COMPLETE HORNSBY'S PRICE Pay Less For All School Needs §V; J2 |||| ^ 'I I Big 300 CT. Non - Toxic Full Size Musonite tHWLIR CRAYONS 5 hole. Fits any binder Reg. /n Lol< 79c Heavy Spring Metal Clip 24 different, brillant colors Reg. 39c Value A Favorite TABLET Assorted litho covers. Movie stars and western heroes. 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