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CURL SCOUT raws Items of Interest taken from the (ilea of tke McHenry Plaindealer of years no. The first Girl Scout Mother and Daughter Tea, held Sunday, May 21, at the American Legion Home, was well attended by . over 200 Smith and Marion Springman, of can Hat Dance." accompanied at the planb by Mrs. Cramer. Monica Phalin, Troop 6, Solo, "Far Away Places," accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Cramer. Refreshments were served, by, Oirl Scouts, Donna Dowe, Ethel Mae Hagburg, Pat Kurbyun, Judy Roesch, Ruth Schaefer, Joanne Party Tears Ago Frank Stoffel, oldest son of Mr. Md Mrs. Martin Stoffel, lies at his home suffering a compound fracture of the left leg below the knee. He met with the sad accident when h^fattempted to jump from a wagon on his father's farm. The coming of one of the strongest dramas on the road will be seen here for the first time on Sunday night by the Flora De Voss Company, headed by Miss Ruby Rotnour and tflora De Voss. It Is "Little Alabama." ' The Elgin Watch factory closed down next Saturday for another ten days, the second shut-down withhi a month. Dull business is given as the cause. Mcnenry employees will doubtless pass the greater, part of the vacation at their homes here. * McHenry*8 new baseball park, located between the iron bridge and Rosedale on the banks of the Fox river, will be formally dedicated next Sunday. When you take the train here at 8:32 in the morning and reach Chicago at 9:35, do you realize that you have had a ride on the train with the fastest schedule time west of Chicago? Fact. Twenty-Five Tears Apr* The eighth grade pupils of McHenry grade school will hold their promotional exercises at the auditorium of the Community high school on June 4. "Rescued by Radio,n a short play, will be presented. The east of characters includes Eleanor Hoffman, Lillian Stoffel, Minnie Ferwerda and Barbara Dittrlch. Closing exercises of the* Community high school will start next Sunday evening when the annual Baccalaureate address will be read with Elizabeth Vofct giving the salutatory talk and Angela Petesch the valedictory. Henry Ahrens, local cement contractor and worker, reports that 1m has put in over 5.000 feet of new cemefyt walk in the city during the present month and from the work that is coming in he hopes to put in as much, if not more, during the coming monfh. A beautiful summer home owned by Frank B. Edelmann of Chicago and located on the southeast shore of, Pistakee Bay was totally destroyed by fire last Sunday afternoon, as were Its contents. mothers und daughters. The attendance 6f SO many ' mothers assured the Success of jthis tea. Through this fine cooperation, those of the Adult Oirl Scout association look forward to the continued success of future activities. As each mother entered, Jshe was presented with a gumdrcrp corsage. The home was beautifully decorated with large baskets, of flowers and the lovely tea table was also appropriately decorated for the occasion. "The program opened with Joanne Smith, of Troop 4, greeting the mothers. She introduced Ruth Schaefer, also of Troop I, who acted as Mistress of Ceremonies. Program Diane Tonyan, Troop 2, Piano Selections: "Arizona Waltz," "Hawaiian Love Song", aioid "Just a Song at Twilight." Briwnies, Troop 5, "Briwnies Song," accompanied at the piano by Brownie Sue Stinespring. "Cookie" Miller, Troop J}, Solo, "Manana". * Sandra Walsh, Troop 3, Violta Selection, "Homte ?n the Range." Diane Tonyan, Troop 2, Piano Selections, "Bibide Babade Boo," "Woodpecker'sHeart", and "On the Trail". Patricia Long, Troop I, Solo, Ave Maria," accompanied at the piano by Shirley Thurlwell, Troop 1. Judith Freund, Troop 1, Piano Selection, "Ciribirlbin." „ Patricia McCurdy, Sara- Kay Douglas, Kathleen Anglese, Troop 6, Catherine Wolf, Marita, Thompson, Troop 2, Dance. "The Mexi- Troop 4, who. acted as hostesses, under the direction of their leader, Mrs. J. A. Roesch. and Assistant Leaders Mrs. Robert Willakes apd Mrs. Al. Hirdler. They were also assisted by Valeria Johnson and Janet Heide, of Troop 2. The next meeting of the Adult Girl Scout association, will be held Tuesday morning, June 6, at 9:30 at the Legion Home, with ~Mrs. Clarence Anglese-. hostess. *fP»Ti It was a very special Sunday, the twenty-first, for on that d^y the members of the Cherry Valley 4-H club attended our service. We were happy Indeed to welcome them. We were' told that there are some 1,850,000 members 1%, 82,000 clubs throughout the nation. Ray. HorenbBrger, Jr., responded for the group, giving us some of the highlights of the club and named the officers, following which he asked the group to stand and led them in the 4-H pledge. The pastor used the 4-H goal as the theme of the morning address, "Better Living for a Better World," using as a text Psalm itel "The earth Is Che Lord's, and the fullness thereof; the world, and they that dwell therein." We hope that these young folk will come again soon. From' the circulating reports, the Thursday tea was a great success. The pastor can go -only by reports because he was unable to attend because of the measles. No, lie didn't have them but little Lucinda wished that he had. From 12:30 on for about an hour things were certainly buzzing in the cafeteria when the ladies from the circles and a few gentlemen scurried uround getting things in order. The final results were very pleasing to the eye as the tea, coffee and cake were delicious to the taste. The Terrytooners, the entertainers for the afternoon, put on a wonderful show which left the audience gasping for breath from laughing. It was a day to be remembered. In the evening the Terrytoon-. ers played to' another audience in the church parlors. They were sponsored by the Young Adults, who would like to thank all of you that supported them in this Undertaking. Next Sunday will be Membership IN FASHION WHIRL--It was bound to happen. Singer Marguerite Piazza wears a "flying saucer" hat designed by Walter Florell in New York. The "saucers" look as if they might be battened down to double as car ' muffs in cold weather. Renew that subscription to the Plaindealer now! Villa Home on Pistakee Bay Tor Convalescents and Elderly People. (Both men and women) Beautiful landscaped grounds. Eight acres of park. Excellent fishing both summer and winter. Food plentiful, home prepared. Free transportation to churches of all denominations; also pre-arranged trips to theatre, concerts and lectures. Rates moderately scaled from $90 and up monthly, depending on accommodations. For further information, call or write Mrs. "Z". Villa Home, Pistakee Bay, Rt. 1, McHenry Tel. 378 or 461 S I G N S r . ^ l OF ALL I N D S TRUCK LETTERING PHONE 440-S McHenry Sign Service MCHENRY, ILL. Sunday and another class WLU H received into the church. We hope that you wUl be present to welcome our new members and friends. And we are also informed that this may be the last Sunday that our Junior and,cherub choirs will be with us this season. If you have been putting off attending to hear this group of youngsters you better make plans to be around this Sunday at 10:45. See you In church Sunday^. Read the Want Ada. WORK FOR A foar-pMnt program tor furthering the cause of the now War Memorial hospital in Harvard was outlined recently by Walter Burton, president of the Hoapital Foundation.4 Mr. Burton Indicated that he would make committee appoinftnents soon to begin immediate work on the project. He has asked each board member to present one name for the committees. Need rubber stamps? 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