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IaHPI r m WPpis m • & .t. ,| tn im El^Mpa JHfcs Adh miMltte. i* ^MHfiiM" ttf .Ittll--MUfe lafter-Tttss at S o'clock. Please la before the dead- Chfc Met '. ;* <&j. EnMrtahi At Clt* Party A T*ry fine program was presented by the children from both grade atfcools in McHenry last Friday afternoon, when the Mothers dab Mid its' annual Christmas party in the K. of C. hall There were readaad songs by the public school «a, followed by violin selections atasilsnts of Sister Andreella. Folthe excellent program, Santa made his appearance, to the Eleanor Nfre and vast moste r^Mrs. »• • -* • Business, Prefeeeleaal Women Qdd Xmm• Ptoty The McHenry County Business and Professional Women's club held its Christmas party in the Woodstock Methodist church hall on Mondavi Dec. 16, at 8 p.m. A gift exchange followed the business meeting. • • • Kitchen Shower Honors Newly weds Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Freund of West Waukegan Road entertained twenty-seven guests last Sunday at a dinner and kitchen shower in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Georg* Freund. newlyweds, of Woodstock. Following the serving of a delicious" dinner, the couple opened their many lovely gifts. Guests were present from Crystal - CLARENCE'S SHOP - ^OHNSBURG CHRISTMAS Voy barns, doll houses, children's kitchen cabinets, tiiyift and chair sets, ironing boards, etc. v Full line of genuine calf leather men's and ladies' belts, billfotys, etc. Full line of lawn furniture. . J. SMITH Tel. McHenry 625-1-1 gK'x* i CPS a tm cant |ift^f(«r the Attead the McHenry club, held last at the kMM of in Qrritftf Lake, lis next » will m held on January 9. at Am home of Margaret Olbrich, in Harvard. * ' by "Cam" Martfcffeft ' King Cola and his marry snowflakes made a wonderftal setting for the Christmas Choral Program presented by the McHenry high school's orchestra and choruses Sunday evening , December IS. e program, held fa the school auditorium under the leadership of Miss Adda FtoehHeh and Pstal Yanda, was much worn thai a mere success. It waa an impressive, beautiful presentation. A part of the mixed chorus sang ^ . fee ' iieniffittr home m evening iftf far the Herbert •(sited in the wade. illiam Moran of and Mrs. Joseph J. dinner guests in ey home in Crysand a, 1?la* Millar ww the Dr. J tal Mrs. C. W. Goodell attended the Christmas patty held for members • .... ^ 1 oif the federation of Music Teachers" LARGE OIOWD ill TTyon * Baaly concert hall in ATTEHDiOICnl AT " OBOKAL OOKORRT four selections in first .part of the program. The girls' chdfus and the girls* sextet followed with excellent renditions. Solos were handled with aplomb by Marianne ' CHauser, Betty Jean Long, Elaine Nell, Art Epert, Lois Weidemann, Alfaina Samac, Bob Svoboda and Bob Felse. Accompaniment was provided by Carol Harrison, Marianne Glauser and Betty Jean Long. The seventy-voieed mixed ehorns, accompanied by the orchestra, then presented the climax of the evening, "The Nativity.H White gowned, a n g e l i c - l o o k i n g chorus members, off to the left of the auditorium, satyr in beautiful harmony as the various stages of the Chrst Child's birth were portrayed in tableau form on the stage. Tliank you, Miss Froehlich and Mr. Yanda, for a wonderful program. RESIDENCE CHANGES Mr. and Mrs. George Bazsali and sons, Gordon and Bruce, have moved from Elgin to Emerald Park. Dr. and Mrs. L. B. Murphy andfamily' have moved from the upper apartment in the Joe Tonyan home on Waukegan street to their new home on Maple avenue in- the north end of the city. Chicago last Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kempfer, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs, Frank Kempfer, Jr., and son spent Sunday as gnests in the Fred Simon home in Chicago. John Schreiner of Elgin attended funeral services "for William Schreiner at St. Mary's church* on Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Lodtz of Crystal Lalre attended the Christmas choral concert in McHenry on Sunday evening Mrs. Joa Masquelet and daughter of Chicago attended funeral services for John NMsa at St. Patrick's church on Monday morning. Mrs. Laura Edwards of Marengo visited her sister. Mrs. O. Tolllccfsen, on Saturday. Visitors in the Tollesen home on Thursday were Mr. and Mrs. George Tollefsen of Cicero and Charles Smith of Oak Park) Mr. and Mrs. Joel Bergquist and smi, Charles, of Rockford were Sunday guests in the Elmer Winkelman home here. Other recent visitors were Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Ferris of Huntley. ° Mr. and Mrs. Michael Thill and daughter of Aurora spent last-weekend with her mother, Mrs. Jacob Diedrich. Mrs. Henry .Schaffer and Mrs. Celia Knox attended funeral services for William Smith of Grayslake last week. Mr. Smith, 89, died at St. Therese hospital, Waukegan, following a (fall in the home of his daughter, Mrs. Harry Geary, a few days previous, in which ne suffered a fractured hip. Mr. and Mrs. Cartas Fillweber of Belvidere visited in'the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Freund on Sunday. Miss Nellie Doherty spent Saturday in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. E> B. Ward and Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Mosher were Skokie callers on Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs.. Joseph May and daughters, Joann and Lois, visited relatives in Elmhnrst on Sunday. Mrs. George Williams and Mrs. Vera Cerochie and daughter, Valeria, on Saturday. CKamMnih Photo by A. Worwlck, McHenry MB. AND MBS. ROBERT K Miss Beverly Stringer of M Wis., and Mr. Robert Knot of Henry were married in the rectory of St. Mary's church on Nov. SOl CARD OF THANKS In this way we would like to thsnk friends and neighbors for' floral offerings, cuds «f sympathy and the other kindnesses extended in our bereavement. MR. A MRS. ROBERT FRISBY, JR. • . 81 (SARD OF THANKS I would like in this manner to express my thanks to all those who sent me cards, gifts and flowers and for visits during the ten days I was a patient in the Woodstock hospital. *31 VINCENT ADAMS. CARD OF THANKS In this manner I wist to express my gratitude to these who sent me cards, gifts and for visits durinf the time I was in the hospital. I am especilly grateful for the masses of the Altar and Rosary sodality and the C. D. of A. 81 MRS. (FRED SCHOEWER. CARD OF THANKS ' In thia manner we wish to thank all who extended their sympathy and help in the loss of our loved one. We wish to especially thank the Rev. William OHourke, Dr. Klontz, the donors of spiritual bouquets and flowers, pall bearers and all who assisted Ml o MRS. t 1 NEI FRANK MASQUELET, i = MR AND MR& JOSEPH WILLIAMS AND FAMILY, MRS. THERESA NEISS & SONS. spest apof kind- CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our aee] preciation for the many acts < ness extended to nm. hy relatives friends and neighbors, in the lona illness and death of our husband and father and we are especially Kiteful to Msgr. Nix and Father umhofer for their kind, spiritual help and excellent services, to the Sallbearers, Knights of Columbjis, the onors of flowers and cars, spiritual bouquets and the many who called at the funeral home, all is deeply appreciated. MRS. WM. G. SCHREINBR, MAURICE SCHRE1NER, . WILLYS SCHREINER. 81 KJEWELER'S NAME) 21 j«w«ls ' WwW nMIV WOBJVIinW Balo*i Watches. The "ExceUency Group" proves again that BoloVa holds first place ii% % timshsBfing depeodability sad sitisuf. SUGGESTIONS FOR |ASTMINUTE SHOPPERS Come In and have your billfolds personalised by Stamping your name or initials in gold letters. We have tome very beautiful billfolds for your inspection. In addition to the above Bulova watches, we have others from $27.50 up (federal tax included) for both ladies What could be more appreciated than a wonderful {iamondt We have a good stock to please the lady f r g m L . . . . , ,•. . . ; v on s Jewelry --fHOKSm-J- • .1.1 Read the Want Am Vt. an '3 A Roper range end Dri-gas, jkm boHleo e©o oUng gas, are the QIIV TOP ill¥ LRaOiiUcaI9itNMIIS1 IBIaWaaaVa^IM^ eify gas mams. Step in and mm Ms outstanding cooking sendee. Til IITTLII CHIMB Ml Gift Suggestions U50 and $8.25 $ 7.50 #.96 Electric Toasters Tennis Rackets Electric Heating Pads Casting Rod and Reel Electric Sanders AUTHORIZE DEALER Collette, Owner i &; « &i- B' It'jt , i / t „ ' M1* ^ . : - i • $i V •• 4.1- < ' n"' fiV • M, Aooofd^og to (R natioiMilfvrilieswamtr^ frlgerators than my iXber hons^hold labor-'Saving J: um clea&'erff cooking ranges, iirons', toasten, loud mkeis, homo tnezr ; ,*(!<"' f --i1' p • xyi'SwiSi*" ^ lorakitclieai^" • «• ;s-T: A shop aAd serves t® •.#4 it. suits. If you In going to this lrfn& a tMmk iDenjalf. fere a conveaientaildeoo^' - en. women sai> tohaveantheefetencyin their kttdieiis thst tfodern science i and^ftcxi so. you waattoboiiu'vr enough to cx>ver Ae cost' of several appliande| ' whidi you can afford t# r for out of income^ [ MfHENRY STATE BANK j •tmbar F*d«ral Dapoatt Isranuie* OotponUflit iri m t f i i H i i i i i n i i n i i i M»iiiieiieniinfirtPI»» Pistokee Bay leiidipl Injimid In WMat* It was fortunate for Mrs. John Pohlmann of Phtitei Bay tha^,.: Herb Johnson wai home last Mmday aad that the hay had froaen over. Doesnt make much sense? Well, here's the story. Mrs. Pohlmann evidently didn't have enough wash to do last week so she put ner hand and arm through the wringer. While Herb Johnson was busy chopping ice from the lake to make ic* packs for the swollen arm, Bald Knob was converted into a hospital and nursery, caring for Mrs. Pohhnann's injuriee and at the same time looking after the needs of her five-month-old daughter, Charis Ann. Fortunately, no nones' were {broken and only slight ljrs. Pohlmann, a native speak of Southern fee® all aqr emfi Henry folks and tha peepla en Yankees are certainly 1 Hie Pohlmsnns are residing in Pohlmann estate "BeaocliffT* 4 where Mr. Pohlmann eotnmutes to Chicago. There's an easy way to Presto cooker tiris Xmas. Give mm of our Presto cooker gift bonds. J. Vycital Howe. Order your ruobar stampa at AM i 'Plaindealer. TURKEY and All the Trimmings NEW TEAR'S EVE li it f .H and All Day Mew Tear's Favors For All MI PLACE; ^ Green Street Gifts for MEN at McGEE's 6*.. • • .j v1 • • -t •._n_--u-a_r»_r • - 1 ""j *' • n»*. , 'i4),!*-" • Washable Prints in Ghecks and Floral Designs al Sizes 12 to 52 DRESSES «u«. Price $e<taoed Prion Group I Dresses ^ v $2.98 . . $1.98 jrf Group II Dresses u&L 3.98 , , |2.79 Gi;oup UI Dresses 496 . : J _ ^ BLOUSES HISSES' OOTTOH PLAID BLOU8S| Assorted Colors ft Sises Eeg. Price $1.29--Reduced to 89c Carpet Sweepers Thermos Bottles Electric Casseroles Pyrex Gift Sets Roller Skates 3-Blade Pocket Knife Pocket Watches Kitcfaen Shears Electric Juicers ... Electric Iroi| ; f'lL ' • '"•'Y ^ ^ ^ J UMiNS* "JILL BLAIR" Sises 9 to 18 'I' -- ^ t . B*g. Price $3.9& Reduoed to $2.49 z* : .^-5* LADH8' DIOKBYS » Me» Wm. ffi Althoff Hdwe. PKOMB 3M IIAIM STRUT WEST McHENRY WESTER9 SHIRTS ^^Pnfect match mates for slacks and skirts Aqua and msiie Sises 52 to 38 Reg. Price $2J>8--Reduced to $2.29 *v GIRLS' SNOW SUITS Attractive sets for girls in Red, Green, Brown, Blue and Beige. Sin* 6 to 12. >si; "< '#.* j.it «, &af. Price t21.50--Kednoed to tl&M " r< -v' * * *" ,r - iniVi^MVhiii'Wr .* ^...1 ... ...*?* ^ . a' U ,^--5 MAIN STREHt* ' n9VI.9 gT-tWfl-WJLy. OVOfv WEST McHENBY