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jjfijjjm at ' (By Mi*. «w !*• . pngnuB to ew«i Shepard follewfd. •. *.^ i. i iiirniirlS.ijr'1 -.'iMfr i4 lb. Hmm Or)* was entertained v fa tk how «f Mi*. George Mar McHenry Sand and Gnvel ^*"".^^7 :r s; Excavating and BkADirt -- Stud SSHt: \ ' if. . > 'V « v; 1 Diamonds j|c^rf and Oopimiini^ SSilv in and Grant Watches ,-sri5 -mpel Watches VI Costume „ Jewelry ^Sterling Tea Baff Sets Hermalite Metal Candles Seth Thomas Electric Mantle Clocks and Westclox Noonan's Jewelry; McHenry FLOWERS -W&W: •fr-fT' , r% ^r i: out at bf t&« a thif\ff called an hat Don't FLORIST lh the Heart of McHenrjr 300 West Elm Street «o Cheer the Home and Give $hat Extra Holiday Spirit. . POIN3ETTIAS CYCLAMEN XMAS CHERRY PLANTS -* Now ready for your selection , v 'r AJsd 'gbdd asiotittfent of cut flowers for liome decoration and to wear. _<"^1 N'uii jO t • - ^ • > A fulf^ine of Xmas Wreathe, 4 Door Sprays, Candle Center * Pieces, Holly, Mistletoe, etc. o-- flowers telegraphed AnywWre Flower Phone McHenry 401 '"'its and vegetables ie*. andlirs. * »rOBp. The _ club Well) the home Methodist church eUM Vfll pretheir Xmas Cantata al Bidgene »(i. Dec. 22. t JP1® Ringnrood school will bold Its jg8 Program at the school, Dec. . and Mrs. F. N'. Mossy enter- "ln*d.a frroqp of friends at a party *i r home Monday evening. Mrs. Fred Lackey and son, Paul S£ . Noline spent TbaSday and Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Pete Sebastme. Mrs, fired Wiedrich, Jr., spent • few days the past week with her «>osin, Mrs. Don Smart, at Waukegan, who is ill. Harvey and Leonard Ackerman were called to Washington by the serious illness of their father. Mrs. Cora Woods went to, Arlington Heights to keep house while her daughter is invthe hospital. Mr. and Mrs. George Haberline «nd grandson, Harold Weber, spent Thursd*v in Chicago. Mrs Harold Stanelc of Ridgefleld visited Marion Hawtey Friday. _ , r L"^n<1 Mrs. Leonard Brown of 9 ^ar^' spent Sunday with the former's father, S. W. Brown. Mr hn.l Mrs. Alan Ainger and family o!- Hebron spent Sundky with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Shepard. Dr. and Mrs. Haberlihe of Chicago spent^ Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Haberline. Mr and Mrs. B. T. 'Butler and daughter, Muriel and Mr. and Mrs. a *? «t ^tane^ attended the concert at McHenry Sunday evening.. Mrs. Ed Rauer and daughter, Lu Ann. and Mrs. Steve Schmidt attended the Choral concert at McHenry Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wiedrich and familv of Caledonia and Mr. , Mrs. Roy Wiedrich and family I of KevsTone spent Sunday after- | noon with their parents, Mr. ""and j Mrs Fred Wiedrich. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Butler attended a Xmas par»y at the home of Mrs. Endres at Wonder Lake, Thursday even-rig. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilcox of Woo^twk and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Low and family spent Sunday in the Beatty-Low home. Miss Marion Peet of Elgin spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Lena Peet. and sister, Alice. Miss Violet Wagner of Chicago spent the weekend in the home of her brother, Alan Wagner, and family. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Biggers and VWWWVN^ - HaMey . Mr. aad Mrs. Jidui Blackman, Jrn of Antioch spent Saturday evening with his parents, Mr. aad Mrs. John Blackmail* Mr. and Mrs. George Bacon of Antioch called on his mother, Mrs. Jennie Bacon, who is iptte ill at her home here, - Mrs. Chancey Barrison and daughter, Carol, wave Elgin visitors, Saturday, v , Mrs. Bowman is visiting friends m Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Baldwin of Norwood. Park were callers in the E. E. Whiting home Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Kane and daughter were callers in the home of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kane, at Mundelien, Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Jackson and family of Richmond spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E: E. Whiting. Miss Audrey Merchant, R. N., of Elgin spent Friday night and Saturday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rav Merchant. Mr. and Mrs.! Ed Wick of Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Curly Wilson^ Mr. and Mrs. Robert VanDusen and daughters and Barbara Laurence of Elgin spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Laurence. Mrs. Paul Jolits of McHenry visited friends here Monday. <111 t'IM'4 I I H"t > 1 What & it? s't know, either? Mr. Hopkins, and dont the Trades house Cor rw lifetime! LMClslaad Fetataes j Island, New York, producaa about 9 pm cent el the potatoes grown in fee United States. The past quarter century has seen The largest five and Ian cast «IWt diversification in use of soy- *«*•• to the oountiy MB emrrnt bean dsdvattves. It was Just 29 ' about <8,000 items fe» yasis ago that A. E. Staley started i The five and ten in smaBer 4bsM» rrnmssiin soybeans at Decatur, HL "Was eanr about W.00S ' Soybsaii was m^m--n (q i articki. fasknm at that time. Now it is the ! sad to beal wounds. M Wk? Is tbe Menlag Tha tad dtjr In the morninS may be SUilbutad to the risbig aim shin* lug so vsysfb in the air which wars tet throorth the night, parhaps indicating that there wffl be rain during flie day. However, like all weather predictions, this may be Subject to change. fourth larcaat cmA grain crop ALL THE FAMIDT Greeting Cards ANTONSON'S CANDIES 36 Ehi Street, Mebte |I McHenry, Iffilisia HOURS V Masdays 12 aaap to IS p. ai. * other days IS a.'s^-ta"^ IS P-m. «nwmi!HiiiiiiinHMRiuniDui zrsi& BETWEEN CLASSES (by Jscaue Hopkins) First, a message from our sponsor, Trades class. Are you looking for a new, sensibly-designed and sensibly built house? Do you want a house that shows the result of the skilled workmanship of the Trades class? Then come down ahd see the house . being built by the Trades class. The . house is conveniently located some-1 where on the south side of town, but just to make jt interesting for you, I'm not going to tell you how to get there. You'll have to find it yoursejf. However, I will give you a* hint on how to find it: Come down to the high school and when you see what looks like the advance guard of a hoboe's convention start roaring off in an assortment of cars, then you'll know that the Trades class is off for the house. Another way is to call up the police station and ask where in town have they had the most complaints about some i kids disturbing the peace. This could be only the Trades class. Anyway.*! come and see the Trades housw w, for the noted commentator and analyst, H. V: Hopkins. The first C. Y, O. dance of the year was held»last Saturday night at St. Patrick's church. It was a swell dance, with Hank Heuser and his band playing. Of course, there were hot dogs, pop, coffee, snd other such stuff calculated to give the dancers indigestion, but still the j kids enjoyed it sll. There wss quite a crowd there and they all seemed to be having fun. I know I did! The annual choral concert went off with a bang last Sunday night. The auditorium was filled with customers who went out completely sstisfied by the vocal efforts of the McHenry high chorus under the direction of Miss Adele Froehlich. One of the high spots of the show was the giving of "Hie Nativity," which was handled most beautifully. We can really be proud of* our chorus here at school. Again this year, the speech clsss is giving small programs of speeches s round town and at school in pre- J psration for taking the program to other schools. The speeches are admirably done, combining humor, information and reatfy interesting material. So far. the speech class has given two psael fiarasslQns and many ssa«ller SBSSCbSS 9* the stage at school 'during the afternoon auditorium session. The two panel discussion were informative and timely. Odd V Ends: Bib Hhechmugl has a beautiful ChiiHasas tree up at the rink. It is really quite fancy and adds that eertai* something to the rink. HowemSr, Sfith the way I skate, it's mors of a skating hasard. Miss Stevens -aSketfe certain mem ..... bh m ...... to bring any recordings of old American folk songs snd ballads to school so that they might play them for tbe class. "They had a touch time trying to tell her that "Hemp's Boogie"^ by Lionel Hampton is a ballad. Now I've Heard Everything Department: When I heard about the new-famous "Moron's Delight Sundae," I though I had heard the ultraultra in screwy names* for ice cream concoctions. Now, Fred and "Ma" Fowlef and their jolly little helpers. 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