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>M» Sight BOYS OF TRADE SCHOOL CLASS Above arethe sixteen !«f the Tr*de« II diss at school who, with t|he aid of the Trades I class, erected the beautiful four and one-half room home" on Center street The house was sold at public • a&ction one rceen* evening to Mrs. Jack Hart for $14,225, after hundreds of persons had attended open house during the three rboto by A. ft orwick, McH«arr members: days it was* open for the inspection the high of the public.. The Trades class members are as follows, left to right: Bob F. Freund, George Worts, Bob L. Freund, Eugene Freund, Dick Heuser, Bob Miller, Ray Boro, Richard, Kirchhoff, George King, Ray Thelen, Dave Christie, Norman Freund, Bob Peisert, James Wegener* Kenneth £»awreng. e and Gil Cristopher. CUCTMUUM aos* Graduation Gifts that get every day for years! What oould that eager young graduate find more usefd than a "TRIUMPH" Desk Set or ensemble by Sbeaffer's? Desk sets in a variety of sizes, styles and materials, priced from $10.00. Famed Sheaffer ensembles in a model and at a price to suit every occasion and budget. When buy»^ hg a graduation gift, youH want to see our selection finfe»x BOLGER'S DRUG STORE PHONE 40 McHENRY, ILL. Sunday, May 28, was observed as Loyalty Sunday and the friends and members <of the church brought pledges and gifts for the parsonage project. At the appointed time in the service the congregation presented their gifts and pledges, and standing sang a hymn of consecration. It brought a sehce of dedication and consecration not only of our lives to the service of God. Preceding this part of the' service the combined choirs sang Christenson's "Beautiful Savior." We are all eagerly awaiting the results of our Parsonage Campaign. This announcement will be forthcoming as soon as the remaining friends and members of the Church can be contacted. The task of visiting was just a little too large for the number' of teams visiting to complete in the length of time given. The remaining calls, will be made and the opportunity to bring the pledges to this Sunday's service will be given. We hope that all pledges will be in by that date, May 30. We would iike to thank .all those who have been visiting, and those who have given gifts, made -ledges and shown interest. Together we can put this campaign ever, it is up to us. • The appearance of the combined choirs last Sunday* was the last of the season. We would like* to thank the leaders, Mrs. Harrv Barr, Mrs. Donald Barger, Mrs .Peter Roche, and Mrs. Wayne Price for the time and effort spent in the directing of these choirs, and to Mrs. George Bohr, Mrs. Lyle Bassett, Donald Dowe and others for caring for the cherisbs during the preaching service, and all the members of the choirs for their part in the service. We hope you all have a good vacation. 'SEven though you are on vacation we are sure that you will support us durinsr the summer by yottr {presence at the 11 o'clock hour on ! Sundays. On Thursday, May 20, the following officers were elected.by the members of the W. S. C. S. at their monthly meeting. These new officers will be installed at the June meeting and will begin their tasks in the fall. The officers for the. coming year are: president, Mrs. James Gallegher, vice-president, Mrs. Keith Foster; secretary; Mrs. Fred Nickels; treasurer, Mrs. Frank Gans. On Monday a number of the Sunday school pupils who were unable to have their pictures taken last fall come to the church for their photographs. These new pictures will be added to the composite case in the Sanctuary. There are still many who were unable to keep their T I / U E / TOUR GIFTS FOR THAT SPECIAL. GRADUATE FROM OUR STORE. WE FEATURE GIFTS THAT ARE SURE TO PLEASS. e Beautiful WRIST WATCHES KELTONS $10 to $12^0 INGRAHAMS $750 WEsrrcLOX (6.95 CAMERAS ANSCO REDIFLEX $16.95 ANSCO SHUR-SHOT ... $5.00 fcNSCO PIONEER ........ $8.25 ANSCO PANDA $4.89 §4 BILL-FOLDS Genuine Leather Expertly Made $1.50 - $6;00 Remington Foursome XUCTRIG 8tUUTO • " MM ^ TOILETRIES GIFT SETS We Stock the Erands She I^nows and Adores CORDAY YARDLEY : LENTHERIC ™ OLD SOUTH OLD SPICE 4711 Very Reasonably Priced GIVE A'KA&IO For a Very Personal Gift Fine Reception Static Reduced t* a Minimum ; $16.95 4 A Usefel as| Practical Gift $1.75 •;r-. GRADUATION CARDS •# A Gift to Thrill Any Gradnate Attractively Boxed STATIONERY $1.25 up •. •*, The following meetings will be held during Mn coming weeks. Thursday, (tomgfct) the Choir Mothers will meet at the church for thfeir final meeting of the season. It is, ; ~-- hoped tint afl thj) mothera nnd|serve» as a friends will able to attend. -• lliei note of tbe time is 8 frm. Wednesday, June 2, who maze np 1 at 140 the. 8onday school teachers expressing tat will meet. Wednesday, June 9, will k they will live n be the last' meeting of the official, on whteh the board for this church year. i was founded. FvUk Wmit Page) high ideal* Organisation The Mittdlng committee invites anyone interested in purchasing the present patsonage to send sealed offers to K#r. Price or Dr. Howard Fike. It toast be understood, that since we a*e planning to build the new building on the same site, the present braiding must be moved. The purchaser will make his own arrangements to have sftid building moved or taken dowif. The amount received for this building will be added to the building fund-. , Sunday is Memorial Day afcd we cordially invite veterans and friends to observe this day and worship with us at .11 a. m. The meditation will be "The Day of Memory." There will be no - Junior League Memorial Sunday. Gifts of a banner, gong end gavel and ' local ' cl&b, behalf of tta» dab) expressing the members deep appreciation. It was » f»U nkl4 k»|_ to bf **ra*mbered, e«^ifes-W the thirty-seven chafer wnttomr. who in yearp to ettne will rec# this very impressive beginning of a truly, fine organisation, v • -- T"*-- v Read the Warn Ads MEETING On Mioftdajr, Jane 7, the Woodland Cemetery Association will hold ita annual meeting, at which time new officers will b% elected. The meetiin will be held at 8 p. m. at the Ma- ** Lot .etfawt are invited Mr^Gtttjge^ lindsay ia of tft* associate* aughn Jones secretary. Complete line remedies at Wattli of ji»r livestock lea biq| Store, Me- V S-tf EIKTH8 Mr. and* Mrs. Robert Stedman of Wonder Lake are the parents of. a son, torn on May 23. ^ Mr. and Mrs. George Burns of Moreno Valley, Calif., are the parents of a son, Donald Norman, born on Tuesday of this week. His mother is the former Miss Norma Freund- Dr. and Mrs. Henry Freund of Mc- Henry are the proud grandparents. A daughter was born on May 19, at the .Woodstock hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Reid. IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our dear -husband and father, who passed away one year ago, June 6, 1947. MRS. HENRY KLAPPERICH \ . 2 AND FAMlLty:^ CARD OF THANKS In this manner we wish to express our sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for'floral offerings, donations of. cars, sympathy cards and the other kindnesses offered at the time of the death of Mrs. Georgiana Ward. MR. ft MRS. CLARENCE DRAPER, 2 NIECES AND NEPHEWS. Call 404 f«s*>flowers for Memorial Day. McHanjy Floral Co. 2 LAwn covered with dandelions ? Have them sprayed with weed killer. Phone 433-R. Al Phannenstill. 1-2-bp Read the Warn. Ads No use roasting along with the ham nocks, at the next back-yard barbecue. 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