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. 1• ! * 1• •? ' ^ ; ; 4 ^ r ^ - : s f ^ - J T •MM .'AWW'HWt •\?55K*M fl- > i^-1-- The committee will include Mrs. Howard Relnboldt as chairman of the committee, assisted by Mrs. Andrews, Miss Florence Larkin, Mrs. JSlanor Stroche, Miss Mary Coghllit and Mrs. Mary Agnes Boetsch. Members are asked to bring a fifty cent gin for exchange. |lam«j Part, (lildrea h* The annual Imiiiay party for children is beinp planned by the jk* :Henry Womir's club. to take place in the Legion Home a'. 2.30 O'clock bn Frid!1-- De.r S. Mothers •re invited to brivg their children and also to bring a gift for Santa to distribute to them. X , At a recent meeting, nif ushers Elated to donate items which are Heeded and which would make acceptable gifts for the residents of flartland Old People's Home. Such Items as tobacco, crochet cotton, flaying cards, etc.. are especially (•commended and should be througbt to the Dec. 8 party. Ar- Ikligements have been made to distribute the gifts, at the hofne at Christmas time. tend and guests are always welitw Slifrroml 4*K |lab Organised A new 4-H club, their third, was Organized in the Ringwood community recently. The name Ring- -.tlpood Happy Hour was selected for tls party-a-month club a( the hn Hogan home. Charlotte Hofcen is club leader, with Mary Ho- (jaa junior leader. There are now twenty members both.^bora and (girls, between th»afces'^r'-W and |jl years. '*&•"*- The first social meMRg was held test week at the Leo vf Sniith r§s- •ence, with Chariot tfc^Hofcan and Annette Smith as MiAeSBSH. assisted by Marita and dwirdon Thom- ?dbtt. Mothers of members were #aests at the meettqjOTas they will ke at all future mec^us. The club fi| sponsored by m Ringwood «mrch W.S C.S. i Officers elected in^HS^SPfT^iette Sfeitth, president: John HogSn, lice-president; Marita Thomson •eretary; and Jimmy Pearson, reporter. j Gathering !• Thanksgiving A family gathering Was held at the home of Mrs. Helen Weber on Thanksgiving day. with a turkey tinner at 1 o'clock. The afternoon #nd evening were spent in visiting,* ^prds attd movies. Present wore Mr. and Mrs. IBbarles MifhHs and family, Mr. 2d Mrs.. O.'orge P. Freund and tally, Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Pj«Uild and family. Mr. and Mrs. rani Garasch and family. Mr. and iHI. Harold Michels and faffdy, Vr. and Mrs George MV Freund and' flUmily, Mr. and Mrs. Richard i^redrick and family. Peter. Henry. Barbara and Gertrude Weber. CJ. ef A. Social, , Business MtatJng The next meeting of the Catho lie Daughters of America will be held on Dec. 7 and will be a com bined business and social ^meeting, at which time the annual card tournament will be startwi. Honored At - . • s ; • . . Three Showers „ V - Miss Gladys Stilling* who became the bride of Edward Doyle last Saturday, was honored at three showers in recent weeks. One was held at the! American Legion Home, with co-workers at the telephone office as hostesses Twenty-five were present to enjoy a social evening and a pot-luck lunch at 10 o'clock. A miscellaneous shower was held at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs. Joseph B. Stifling, hostesses being Mrs. Harold Stilling. Mrs. Ted Pitzen and Miss Rosemary- Stilling. Forty-five guests from Richmond. Park Ridge. Lakc Geneva. Spring Grove. Johttsburp and McHenry attended. A variety a lqvely gifts were taken from beneath a decorated umbrella and opened by the guest of honor. Last week Mrs. Kay Niemet. sister of the groom, and Mrs. Grace Lange were co-hostesses at a party held at the former's home ir Park Ridge. Gifts were concealed under a decorated umbrella on the dining table. Those from here who attended were Mrs. Joseph B Stilling, Mrs. Harry ^Stilling and Mrs. Ted. Pitzen. Annual Xmas Party • Of Circle Planned The annual Christmas party of Circle 3 of the W.S.C.S. will Be hel(* Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 6 starting at 1:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs G. W. Klonte. Mrs. Hitehens and Mrs. Krukow will act as cohostesses. NOVEMBER BRIDE Little Kathleen Pitsen, niece of the bride, was 'the ibvely flower attired Winona, Altar and Rosary Christmas Party The annuaf Christmas party of the Altar and Rosary sodality of St. Patrick's church will be held next Monday evening,- Dec. 4, in the church hall. Decorations will be in keeping wit!) the holiday wafon. 4'- » satin ^dress styled like that of the bridesmaids. She also wore a white satin headpiece and a gold cross, the latter a gift of the bride Her bouquet was made up of white mums. Michael Pitzen, a nephew served as ring bearer. " t. . Jerome Lang, brotlier-in-law of 4he bridegrom. served as best man, while Harry and Larry Stilling brothers of the bride, and Fred Bachrodt, a friend, were, groomsmen. «• Flor her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Stilling chose a blue dtiess, with which she wore a winter white hat and a corsage of white carnations. Mrs. Doyle was attired in a green dr«ss and a similar corsage. > ' Breakfast followed at the Stilling home for members of the bridal party. Later, thirty members of the two families enjoyed dinnef at the St. Mary's - St. Patrick's school hall, where a reception was held after 5 o'clock, attended by 200 guests. The newly weds Ipft on a honeymoon trip and upon their return will reside in the Peter Schaefer apartment in Wevst McHenry. The former. Miss Stilling is a graduate of the McHenry high school and has been employed at Hit local telephone office. The groom received his education fn Park Ridge and w;is manager of Holly's Drive-In ' employed At the Frank Nell in MeWwirrvW* JOANN YOUNG.WED SATURDAY MbRNlNG' i TO MINNEStifX tfAIl St Mary's church was the scene >f a beautiful wedding at 9:30 A *K*kHng ofvintere8t V*riends Vclock last Saturday morning when an<* relatives itj tfite cokmnunjt; Miss Gladys Stilling, daughter of was solemnized ttf^W^Ariastagi Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Stilling of ch"rfch, Waulsegaiff'tfi^|f*tun^.v McHenry, became the bride of Mr. niorning, when Miss Joann You^g, Edward Doyle, Jr., son., of the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I^ouis J. ?enior Doyles of Park Ridge. Young, became the bride of Mi". Given in marriage hv her father, Fredrio Sandeen, Jr., son of the the bride approached the alter, 8en^or Sand^ep of Kasson, Minn, lovely in a gown of white satin, ^ev- ^r- Oarrity officiated. 8t the vith cape effect collar of lace and service. ' < pearl inserts. Her fingertip veil The bride was charming in a was held in place by a bonnet- white satin gawn, styled with high -haped headpiece and she carried neckline and full skirt Her tutlf \e. Communion prayer book on veil fell from a tiara. which was placed an orchid. Miss Mary Dolores You«4L<aistj}i- Mrs; Lorraine Pitzen,, si&ter of of the bride, ^cted}a«tmaid cffiijonlfr the bride, acted as maid of honor, and bridesmaids"were Miss aring Kelly green satin and Bauman of Grayslake, a clasBmKe matching lieadpfece. She carried a of the bride ;-at the«£ollege of St. bouquet of yellow and 'white mums. Therese at >-Wii&ma'v Minn., and Attired in Kelly green gowns'.Mrs. Joan Kennebeck of McHenry, ^Iso and carrying white mums • a friend. All wore light were the three bridesmaids, Miss Dorothy whiter slipper; brother of the bridegroom, served Worwick Photo MRS. WILLIAM J. SCHMITT Before her marriage on Saturday Nov. 18. 1950. this attractive bride .vas Miss Helen Dichiaro of Chicago; as best* man and Maurice Vincent of Winona and Bernard Kennebeck of McHenry were groomsmen. Miss Marion Scheuler of Winona, a friend, was soloist at the wedding ceremony. Breakfast was served, at the Swedish Glee club in Whtikegan following the service and later a reception was also held there. Following a trip, the couple will reside in Waukegan. The bride attended St. Therese college after her graduation from high school in Waukegan and is now employed at ABbott Laboratories in North Chicago. The bridegroom attended Teachers' college 1 Winona and Is employed ,at Greatj Lakes. m ' ' I The bride is the granddaughter I of Mrs. Catherine Young and the ; late Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Walsh of McHenry. n n n i i i m i H BIRTHS m mi t i l l iin 111 •# mm { ;V 95FHi Mr. and Mrs. Donald Boehmke are the parents of a daughter, born at the Woodstock hospital Nov. 26. Mr. and Mrs. David HaveTkampi of 411 E. Soiith Street. Dundee, announced the birth of a daughter. Maribeth, at St. Joseph's hospital Elgin, on Nov. 21. They have one other child, a daughter, Sue. Mrs. HavojJiamp % thv ^j^|^.JMary Lou. Warner, V" -"-'y "" . .'! ,j• i'»'. i *1 ^T.; t- - . t her illness. We also wish to thank those who aent masses' and cards of condolence after her death • JOSEPH N. KILLER WRS. MRS. N. KUCHENMEI8TKR FRANK MAY 29 Read Want Ate! IIMIipjIIINlHIIItlllUHIIiHtlllHIIIIHIHtlll'WHflllim i *MONG T»E SICK J iifitiiiHHiiiiiHiiHiiiiiiHffiiiiiiiiiitiimimifiiiiitiiHnritit CARD TjflANI We wish to thank our many friends and relatives who sent cards and gifts to our wife and mother on her birthday and during All HJ K F Q 11 RIT ^ T.K'S •• I ST. MARY'S CHURCH SCENE OF LOVELY WEDDING NOV. 25 Peter Wtrfs is a patient in Victory Memorial hospital, Waukegan. Peter, son of Mr. and Mr9, Peter Roche, underwent a tonsillectomy in a Waukegan hospital this week. James Sayler was" a medical patient at the Woodstock hospital for three days the last of the week. I Iff; MEMORIA.lt In faying, memory of our. dear n>om and pother, who left us one ytear a^o. Dec. 5 and 6, 1949. 29 "* PURPOSE RIT FABRIC TINTS A DYES "The finest dye that money can buy** and dyes the most for the money.Tints inthe washbowl; dyes without boiling. Dyes any fabric except glass or metal fiber. Guaranteed. Big Bos 23c Bolger's Drug Stare iV 11 NE' DS i i i u l BANKING INCtEASI IN SANK NMONAlf MAN VOUiM SMCI mt "t:A .. Jt'i , More people are turning to the bank for help . with personal financial problems such as financ* Ing medical expenses, educational costs and the ^y^urchase of home equipment. Come see us when* ever you need cash for any worth-while purpose. McHENRY STATE BANK fcETTA AND ETHEL McHENRY JAKE-WIU FOOD SHOP McCULLOM st ANNIVERSARY DAY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7th 5 Baskets of Groceries To Be Given Away. For An Adventure In Good .Foods ' VISIT On The Midway At McCULLOM LAKE FYeutid, friend. Rosemary Stilling of Richmond, a l cousin, and Mrs. Harry Stilling, a * sister-in-law..' . .. >•!•< I Il ll I i 1 l i t COMPLETE LINE TRACTOR TIRES green Miss H»l >< M H< H I ' H ' I ' M ' -"V M J3Q SANTA will be at Our Store Soon PHONE 746 McHENRT, ILL. ' ; fit SMsafisml vfati Tiretfotte PEN CENTER CURVED BAR RACTOR TIRE £ Bureau siAr \ 312 E. ELM STREET W?? V'1' 'i' <• '1' 'j %¥«ilent TERMS new rooms?. m a-.* Make Im StMrawn your hotel in CMcaaoi rMfel P.1U, ltd Dee. I St Mary's - St. Patrick's school II.T.A. will hold its next* meeting Wednesday. Dec. 6. at 3:ir> Ifltrs. Qnentin Walsh will be chalr- Of the committee, to be asttaled by mothers of sixth grade ^adepts. Following the meeting members are invited to view the addition to the convent. 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