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•*rm mw, "i'-* '.iv * * .v •MUCT M At a recent party to ebwi^snee of the thirty-fifth wedding annhrer- Mry of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Malseh of Johnsburg, anouncement was made of the engagement of Mht France® Dorothea Vaurhan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vaurhan of Sti Wis., to Homer F. Malsch. Nc 1MB been set for thewedding. Jusafrhlns Bw.t Uwiy mm n^n evident IhrnuMWi Ihi «Hk Wdal niettf. ^ , Gnasts vttv HMMt IMI Wwd» stock, RtngweodT Jotasbttrg, McCnllom Lake, Chicago, Bvanatoe «pd McHenry. TZ • • • „• C. D^af A. Hi The a D. of AT irffl hold tte combined aodal and business meeting in the K. of C. Hall on August 1. TWa will be the only meeting during the moonth oif August. ' • 1*'V. v Surprised On >'" Birthday Jaly 17 , I ' Joe H. Adams was pleasantly sur- Erised by friends and relatives at is Johns burg home last Tuesday Miscellaneous Shower For Lorraine Sell mitt Mrs. Betty Nielsen was hostess at a miscellaneous bridal evening, July"27, the occaaion being last Friday evening at ver "0"\e his birthday anniversary. Present to Riverside Drive for Miss ( enjoy the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Schmitt. About thirty guests^ i Art Wagner and daughter, Joan, ar\,d present to enjoy a social evening j Mrs Catherine Wagner of Grayslake, . which included songs by Mrs. Mary. Mr and M , MUls pf , Rita Stilling and piano ®cc*^°J°n , burg, Texas, and Mr. and Mrs. James -selections by A1 Klemme of Wood- Hoyt of Johnsburg. stock. Delicious refreshments were | Following a social hour,' Mrs. served at the close of the evening. Miscellaneous Shower _ Sunday for Bride-To-Be /Miss Eleanor Schaefer was guest Adams served tasty, refresh mffqjis.. In a slmpie but »*wy carsmony performed at St. Manr's church in kcHenry on Wedneadiqr, July 14, Isabel Simon McVkkma, daughter of the Herb Simons of this came the bride of Mr. James -- Son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thompson. H» Rt. ReV. Msgr. C. S. Nix officiated at the 10 o'clock ceremony. The bride was attractive in a white white "George Vales „ Married Juljr 2S Announcement has been made of ^f, honor at a miscellaneous shower marriage of . Miss Joy Melcher: held last Sunday afternoon at the 0f Washington, D. G., and George Elmer Schaefer residence. Hostesses Vales, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert were Mrs. Mike Gorski and Mrs. Vales of this city. The couple was Schaefer. About thirty guests as- married on Tuesday, July 23, in sembled to enjoy several hours of Providence, R. I.v where the groom foinco, with prises awarded .to'Millie ,js playing with Carl Sands' orchestra at the Providence - Biltmore hotel. "Hie bride formerly was employed as secretary in the P. C. for the French government at the mission office Colony in Washington. .KcHenry, Minds FRIDAY AND SATURDAY in technicolor! Bfttie Dean - Roeeoe Ates . (I) COLORADO SERENADE" Jinx FaHunbarg - Joe Beaser CD TALK ABOUT A LADY" SUNDAY - MONDAY Aagast 4 - 5 Rita Hayworth - Glenn Ford " G I L D A " Pin -- Cartoon and World News ^TUESDAY (One D^f) in technicolor! "SHINE ON HARVEST MOON* Plus -- Short Subjects WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY Marsha Hunt • John Carroll LETTER FOR EVUT .CAREFULLY COOLED MILLER Woodstock, HL MUST END FRIDAY. AUG. 1 ' • g 1 T T T ? t • ». atari tag • • Psalatu GadMaHl First Anniversary Party At Just For Fan Rink The Just For Fun roller rink observed its first anniversary on Sunday, July 28, with a party held at the popular entertainment spot. Highlights of the evening included the awarding of ten prises. Marianne ! Rogers and "Buster" Knaack won first prizes, with the remainder also going to McHenry young people. A short speech was made by the owner, Bob Hirschmugl, in which he expressed his pleasure in operating the rink during the past year and in getting acquainted^with^local skaters. Orchard Beach Assn. - > » Party Huge Success The narty which was held last Saturday evening by the Orchard Beach association was a huge success. Among those present was Uncle Ezra of radio station WLS. Some of those fortunate enough to win prizes received such rare items as nylon stockings. The party was enlivened by the piano accordion music of Otto Pyritz of McCullom Lake, who entertained throughout the evening. Members of the asssociation are grateful to local merchants for their generous donations and for their attendance, which greatly helped to make the party such a success. These events are held regularly, with proceeds being used for road improvements. * * ' • Hold Gathering , At Salton Home * A gathering of friends and relatives was held on the lawn of the R. E. Sutton home in Emerald Park last Sunday, honoring their guests, Miss Stella Farrell and brother, Larry, Jr., of Los Angeles, Calif. A picnic dinner and social afternoon were enjoyed by the large group assembled for the occasion. Present were R. E. Sutton, daughter, Gertrude, and son, Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Belzer, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Connors and family and Edwin Walsh of Ciheago, Mr. and Mrs. George Hoelscher and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoelscher of Wheaton, Mr. and Mis. .BAward Larkfa and John Sutton of Elgin, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Sutton of Elmhurst, William Sutton, M. A. Sutton and son, R. J., Charles Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weber and family, Genevieve Knox and Aim Frisby, all of JfcHenry. Photo by A. WorwlcJc. McHenry M$SL CARL R. EKHOLM In a lovely wedding ceremony solemnized in the rectory -of St. ly . Jus ten became the bride lnr. and Mrs. K4. CMeSgo fMM IfeHanry last weafcsad. tar, Carol, Sftfl the Miaaaa Aifiq and Mary Lav Warner at Bgbt vis- Had relatives hare an Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hayes and family of Chicago sprat the weekend visiting relatives here. Linus Newman spent Monday vis* in Harvard. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Steinsdoerfer and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wegener and daughter, Judith, visited- relatives at Stevens Point, Wis., a few days the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mills left this week for their home in Edinburg, Texas, after spending a few weeks visiting relatives in this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Freund, Seattle, Wash., spent the past week ir. the Ben Justen home and also visiting at Woodstock and Cedar Point, Wis. Al. Johannse^i, New York City, visited in the Robert J. Thompson home last Friday. ' « • Sister M. Alma, Chicago, spent the weekend visiting in the Ben Justen home here. Mr. and Mrs. Richard MazZion and j£ sons, Herbert, Donald, Franklin and Tommy, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vales, 'mmm ImmiM>M AT ST. *0art ommoH simple hut lovely cersnony nca hat, white acces will notify certificate of pr •nobles you to look to flient, even if the, check is payobleln* . Always deposit promptly fall checks you receive^ Jo avoid delay in presenting Them for payment. An Account with os will assure you 6f fast collection service. *"« V.U. .„d chilof Carl Roger Ekholm of Chicago. Mdss Gladi Photo by A. Worwlck, McHenry MR. AND MRS. JAMBS THOMPSON sories and a corsage of white gladioli. Serving her sister as matron of honor was Mrs. Mary Hettermann of Johnsburg, who wore pink cotton eyelet, trimmed in white, white accessories and a corsage of pink glads. Charles Thompson, brother of the groom, served as best man. The bride's mother was attired in a blue and white print dress, with which she wore white accessories and a, corsage of yellow gladioli. The groom's mother wore an aqua-colored dress, with white accessories and a lavender gladioli corsage. Following the nuptials, a breakfast was served in the school hall for the bridal party and the immediate families. At 4 o'clock in the afternoon, a wedding dinner was enjoyed at Eva's restaurant, followed- by a reception in the evening. The couple left on a short wedding trip into Wisconsin and are now at home in the lower apartment of the Thompson home at 112 Pearl street. Mr. Thompson is employed by the McHenry Lumber Company. H e served four and one-half years in the army during the war, forty-two months of which were spent in the Pacific. Details concerning the wedding apired in last wade's is§ae of The indealer. Mrs. Betty Nielsen has been spending a few days this week in Michigan where she has been visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Ward and son, Richard, attended funeral services for her brother-in-law in Kaiip kakee last weekend. 1 . Barbara, Wayne and Donald Van eirseale of waukegan spent tw< weeks with their grandmother, Mrs Heirseale dren, Charles and-Margaret Ann, of ankegan Bnt two Flower insecticide DDT has been found effective in the control of gladiolus thrips. Elisabeth Michels." While here, Donald had the misfortune to break his arm' while playing on the slides in the park. . Marilyn and Patsy Owen left last week to spend a month's vacation with relatives in California. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burns - and sons, Kenneth and Rickey, of Chicago spent last week visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A .K. Burns, at Hickory Grange. Mrs. Kathryn Schmitt, Mrs. Rose Freund and Mrs. Elizabeth Michels spent a few days recently in Aurora. Mrs. John Murtaugh, Mrs. Nellie Bacon and Miss Ann Frisby were Elgiin callers last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. George Olsen and son, Tom, of Chicago visited in the A. K. Burns home here last Thursday. Mrs. Elizabeth Michels left Saturday for Waukegan, where she will spend a week with her grandchildren, the Van Heirseele children, while their parents are on vacation. Mr. and- Mrs. Fred Schoewer were visitors in Sharon, Wis., last week. Mrs. Lillian Cox spent Friday afternon in Winthrop Harbor. Miss Joan Weber spent the weekend visiting Miss Joan Young in Waukegan* Mrs. ^fgh Murphy and daughter, Mary Grace, attended the Milwaukee, Wis., centennial last Thursday. Mrs. Hugh Murphy and Mrs. Elmo Chicago spent Sunday visiting in the Albert Vales home here. Mr. and Mrs. Owen McCabe and son, Billy, Park fiidge, and Aeriel Seaholm, Chicago, were dinner guests at the George Reiker home last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence, Whiting and sons, Lloyd and Claira, -and Mr. and Mn. John Aylward and Jean, Elgin, visited friends here Saturday evening. The Edward Houlihan family of Evanston vacationed at Woodlawn Park last week. Mrs. Ray Conway and daughter, Marion, and the Dan O'Shea family of Grayslake attended a picnic In Elgin on Sunday honoring Claire Whiting, who is leaving to continue his studies at the seminary at Notre Dame, interrupted when he joined the army. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Blake of Wolcott, N. Y., and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Justen, Richmond, were callers in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Member Federal Reserve Systeil Member Federal Deposit Insnrance Corporation »» H I I 1 1 n 1 I I 1 1 1 U 11 H^HIJ^I 111» H i l l I II I H I 1 1 1 1 1 Kir Nick M« Justen last Urorsday evi nine. Mrs. William Morgan and little daughter, Jeanne Mane, of Elkhorn, Wis., spent several days the past week visiting in the'Joseph J. Miller home here. They returned home en Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Manning and sons of Oak Park visited relatives here last weekend. Mrs. B. J. Adams, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Conway Mr. and Mrs. Mike Schaefer of Crys-1 family spent Monday of this tal Lake, spent Sunday in Elmwood: in Wauconda. Park, where they visited Mrs. Adams' I Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Anglesa aai nephew, Arthur Boger, and family, j daughter, Kathleen, attended tiWa Mrs. Fred Breyer of McCullom Ravinia concert in Chicago last Sun* Lake attended the funeral of her day. sister-in-law, Mrs. Henry Breyer; Hf Chicago on Monday* Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weber. MML Nettie Weber and Miss Clara niiihar sle attended the concert at Ravioli!, Park last Sundsy afternoon, whertr they heard the famed violimsC Nathan Milstein. Miss Florence Rosen, Chicago, hail " been vacationing at the Breyer eefe* tage at McCullom Lake this wad| Go«njUeii ( . FLOWER-BED PRINTS FOR SUMMER v. **• > rifl SATURDAY ONLY - AUG. 1 |A Baaat with Haau laatfaeta! the J angle ... 1 -WHITE PONOT -- Western Thrills "TEXAS PANHANDLE? with Charles Starreti SUNDAY • MONDAY - TUESDAY A s i w t 4 - 5 - e A Love . . . Thit Might Have Been Years! "SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY" . . . wfth . . . John Payne - Maureen O'Hara and. William Bendix WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY A u g u s t 7 - 8 Dick Powell ... in thrilling, new daagenfa adventure ... I "CORNERED" . . with . . Dick Powell - Walter Slesak OVIST SFXAKSK ipnuiTim Ir.r.w. ranae PR. HENRY FREUND ' OPTOMETRIST At 514 Main St., West McHenry ^ Steffan'S Jewelry Store fOoeed Thursday Afternoon*) 5*1'.' : a Wiwhwd -- Glaasea Fitted Vbaal Training -- Vtoaal RafcaHltyttioa Csiplets Ylnal Analysis _ s • la IS and 1 to S--Saturday Breninga: I f» PHONE McHKNRY 1»-J V you drink.. drink nM&erately; whatever you drink, drink wiaely." Those two suggestions will ha emphasized in an annual, interesting and timely talk by Frank Jaronik, consumer information service o f Calvert Distillers, at the next VJ.W meeting to be held on August 5 at 9 p.m. at the Just For Fun roller rink. Mr. Jaronik will bring with him dramatic exhibits which will explain the distilling industries, substantial contributions to post-war economy. He will also discuss the social and economic benefit of the repeal of prohibition. In addition, Mr. Jaronik will tell some startling facts about whiskey that many don't know. He will offer some rules for sensible, moderate, intelligent use of alcoholic .beverages. Whether you drink or not, this is one meeting everyone is invited to attend. The program holds surprises for the most Sophisticated con noisseur as well as for the man who doesn't know the difference between Bourbon and Rye. Grass « Yards 1 Grass on yards saves sweeping and helps keep down duift which carries diseases and colds. ANNOUNCEMENT \ Joslyn PaHcer, Attorney! OF WOODSTOCK, ILLINOIS ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF A LAW OFFICE At McHENRY ON AUGUST 7, 1946 Mr. Charles Parker will be at McHenry every Wednesday afternoon frojR 1:00 to 5:00 PM. Plan a Our buyers have just returned from the markets bringing us the pick of this year's fashions to offer you at our budget-wise prices. We're thrilled with our bargains and know you will be, tool jRight: Crisp cottons loo nleeto torin# to the kitchen. Assort ad postal «trip#s and prints. Women'# sizes. One of o group priced al - Fewinlnely soft itiyOh sheer lor oil Sumner wear. Delightful prints in nature's own colors. Woaien's and misses' ttees. New Glory for your old Diamond < with a Modern Mounting Make your cherished Diamond appear larger, more radiant with a setting styled in the modern manner ... tfee cost is surprisingly low, MMuitiiigi.. .trmuwrttfc STEFFAN, Jewelry, Music, Radio TSL. 123-J--KAIH ST., McHENRY OFFICES WITH: . Koehr Supply Compaqy 542 Main Street West McHenry PHONE; McHenry 486 Woodstook U35 J Rlgiits . Butterfly prints straight from the flower garden, just one of our lovely spun rayon frocks women's sires and priced at $4*s VILLA HOTEL RESORT FFODGKN COCKTAIL LOUNGE AND DINING ROOM T4)enrse Dinners on Eesaaratiois Hot and Cold Sandwiches in Home-baked cakes and REASONABLE PRICES Beautiful Grounds Surround This REPORT on Plstakee Bay Timely lfisses' Polo Shirts eolid colors and stripes . all sises . F #1.1» to H18 Midriff Play Suits assorted oolora isises 12 to IS 9L«B ' " . ; . Misses' - Ladies' Shorts assorted colors and fabrics . . sizes 12 to 18 $1.59 to $1.98 Girls' Slack Suits blue . . , «IZE8 12 IP-29 ; r. .I" ] ft Authorised Dealer Main St, West McHenry •MMA :-m- ly Timely ~ Suggestloi|v Seersucker Pinafores gises 16 to % „ and 38 to 4#:;' $3.96 BrnnchCoate assorted fabrics and styles ... sises 14 to 20 and 38 to 42 $198 to $4.69 Girls' 8hortR assorted fabrics and colors . . . sizes 7 to 14 *.49 to $1.98 : GIRLS SKIRTiS! New colors and styles. On Sale t Friday and Saturday. Reg. $2.98. !' ^ -J fe:-nw -.v: