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Those attending are bring' a dish to pass. asked to ^Elm*r Schaefer's , , . .Bahy Christened The infant daughter Of Mfc. and > Mrs. Elmer Schaefer was bap- . tized on Sunday morning, June . i, at 9:15 o'clock by Rt. Rev. * 'Msgr. C. S. Nix. Sponsors were , Mrs. Mike Gorski of Woodstock and Clarence Adams of Ringwood. Dinner and supper guests in the Schaefer home were Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gorski and family, Mr. land Mrs. Clarence Adams and family, Mr. and }Jtrs. Joseph A. Schaefer and Mr. and Mrs. John Untx, all of McHenry, and Mrs. Walter Panek of Mundelein. Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Unte and family of Lake MiUs. Wis. Sherman at Banner's Lake, Wis. About thirty guests attended from Lake Geneva, Genoa City, j tj,e ]atest in feminine apparel will The V.F.W. clubhouse, on Thursday, June 12, at 1 p.m., will be the setting for one of the season's lovliest fashion shows, held by Betty Nielsen^ and sponsored by Circle 1 of the Community Methodist church. A dessert luncheon precedes the fashion show, at which time • Attend Graduation Of Nancy Knox Mrs. William Haimer, Mrs. Annabel Aicher and Mr. and Mrs. IBrwin Laures of McHenry, Mrs. Rate Steilen of Chicago and Mrs. Edward Gitzke of Cary attended j the graduation of Miss Nancy Knox at the St. Thomas grade »chool in Crystal . Lake Sunday, June L »-- A buffet supper was served at .™4the home of Atty. and Mrs. Verfe+ fion Knox at Crystal Lake following the service. Richmond, Powers Lake, Kenosha and Twin Lakes. The evening was spent playing games, after which a very delicious buffet lunch was served. The bride-to-be was presented with a variety of beautiful and useful gifts. Hostesses for the shower were Jean Reynolds, Lydia Sherman and Marion Huml. The previous Sunday afternoon, she was honored guest at another shower held at the home of Mrs. Bernice Etten at Ringwood, with about forty guests attending from Waukegan, Johnsburg, McHenry, Richmond, Round Lake and Spring Grove. Game^ were played and prizes awarded. At the close of a social afternoon, the bride-to-be opened gifts which had been placed on a table beneath a large, decorated umbrella which was suspended from the ceiling. A delicious lunch was served by the hostesses, Nancy Diedrich, Bernice Etten and Marie Diedrich. Miss Diedrich will become the bride of John Reynolds on June 7 at Richmond. Circle 1 At Goranson Home Circle 1 of the W. S. C. S. will hold its next meeting at the home of Mrs. G. S. Goranson at Mc- Cullom Lake on Tuesday, June 10, at 1 p.m." be modeled by the Misses Carol Arvidson, Marlene Arvidson, and Karen Engdahl and Mesdames Kathy Bollman, Gerald Larkin, Karl Fredricksen, Fred Wahl; Eleanor Loerich, Vale Adams, Anthony Verese, Walter Haug, Cornelius Quinlan, Florence Falsetti, and Christian Jepsen. To the piano accompaniment of Mrs. Albert Barbian, each ensemble will be described in detail by Miss Betty Nielsen. To climax a pleasant afternoon, cards will follow. Tickets may be purchased from any Circle member, or from Mrs. Nielsen. BIRTHS Wm. Althoff Honored As Company Founder x William H. Althoff of McHenry was honored recently at a dinner held at the Sheraton hotel, Chicago, given by Cotter & Co. Mr. Althoff was recognized with other founders of the company, which was formed by four hardware merchants in the state for the sole purpose of bringing quality hardware to the consumer at the lowest possible price. The company has now grown from the original four dealers to more than 200. The combined buying power of all members makes it possible for them to purchase more reasonably and pass along this savings tk> the public. DANCE BENEFITS SCHOOL The Fox Lake Cooperative Nursery school, a non-profit organization, has just completed its second successful year of work. A Mrs. Mabel powers of McHenry summer play session will start on ilmilh Foresters Arraare For Picnic Juvenile Foresters of 8t. Agatha's Court, No. 777, will enjoy ' their annual picnic at Fox River Park on Thursday, June 12. Those attending are asked to meet at the school at 10 o'clock. The pic- > nic will be held at Fox River , park. Ms Miller To Wed Crystal Lake Girl Announcement has been made by Mr. and Mrs. Kelvin Markee of Crystal Lake of the engagement of their daughter, Betty Jean, to John H. Miller, son of Mrs. Mayme Miller of McHenry and the late Henry J. Miller. No wedding date has been act. is wearing a proud smile this week because she is the mother of twin grandchildren, a son and daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. David F. Powers of Woodstock at Woodstock hospital May 29. There are two other children in the family, Roger, 12, and Thomas, 9. A son, Charles Tremere was born May 28 at the Highland Park hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin of Highland Park. The Martins have one other child, a daughter, Nancy Gayle, 2 years old. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Martin of McHenry are proud grandparents. June 30, giving children three hours of supervised play each week day. A barn dance will be given on June 13 at Hartigan's barn, two miles south of Rv 120 on Rt. 12, with proceeds to be used to buy more equipment for the nursery school. Shower Per Jane Michels Miss Jane Michels, who will become the bride of William Gies of Woodstock on June 14, was honored at a miscellaneous prenuptial shower held last week at the Legion Home. Hostesses were Mrs. Dorothy DiBona, Clara. Doris an<^ Joan Michels. Forty guests attended from Woodstock, Crystal Lake, Manage, McHenry and Johnsburg. A previous shower was given at the John!1 Gies residence at Woodstock/with Mrs. Delbert Gies and Mrs. Harold Winkelman as hostesses. Residence Changes The Howard Kramer family has moved from the Larkin place on Pearl street to Woodstock. The McHenry hotpe has been purchased by the William Hamils, who are moving from Marengo. CHERRY BLOSSOM CLUB , The Cherry Blossom 4-H! club meeting came to order last week Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Cherry Valley schoolhouse. We had a pressing demonstration by Pat and Karen Schmelzer. ., NORMA J. MOORE, reporter *t< «• --IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our husband and father, George King-- June 9. Our hearts still ache with loniliness, Our eyes still shed a tear; Only God knows how we miss you As ends this sixth sad year. MRS. EMMA KING •3 AND FAMILY Sabfterlbe for the Plaindealer Betty Diedrich Guest At Showers On Wednesday of last week Miss Betty Diedrich was guest of honor at a bridal shower at the summer home of Mrs. Lydia & •?& PARAKEETS From Talking Parents ' Usually talk within 4 to 6 months. Choice of Colors. $7®5 . ' Large Selection PARAKEET and CANARY FOODS and TOYS Imported Metal Cages CMDO. COLLETTE, Owner lOt Riverside Drive , PHONE 459 We give and redeem Gold Bond Stamps. F L O W E R S For The Graduate Like the cap and gown, flowers always go with graduation. And why not? What else can addr greater beauty and meaning to this proud occasion! Help make this a more memorable event for her by giving a corsage or a bouquet or her favor ite flowers. ELM STREET FLORIST StS W. ELM STREET _ McHENRY, II.I. PHONE fM La«anaa*n*aaa* Mirle Sehaettfea Darlene Andreas Is the girl chosen to represent McHenry at the Illini Girls State convention at Jacksonville, 111., this summer Girls State is a program desighed toward making better citizens of our youth. At this meeting, the girls receive a week of intensive training in citizenship and, government. A few years later these girls find themselves in the adult world. This training helps them to take their place in the politics and government of their community, much better equipped to meet and understand the complex problems of modern civilization. It helps them, too, tp interest their contemporaries ill good government. The American Legion Auxiliary is proud to sponsor Darlene Andreas at Girls State this year. iSarlene is worthy of this special acclaim. She is a good student with a full quota of extra-curricular activities to her credit. She id a cheer leader as well as a student of music. Her versatility is shown by these widely separated fields of activities. He* personality has many interesting facets as well. She is warm and generous in her friendships and sparkling and vivacious in all of her activities. At Jacksonville, Darlene will find many things to interest her. Girls State is an educational institution and is concerned chiefly with developing an interest in the study of our government and to stimulate more active civic leadership. Illini Girls State carries dn t plan of government patterned after the government of the state of Illinois. Darlene will return to McHenry richer for the experience she will have gained at this convention. CARD OF THANKS I want to take this way of thanking friends and neighbors for flowers, gifts, cards , and visits during my recent illness. They .were all appreciated so much. 4 MRS. THOMAS KANE Everybody reads the want ads. (Medlar Photo) THE R. J. ZIEMANS In the Chapel of the Sacred Heart of St. Patrick's church on May 17, Miss Barbara Carey of McHenry became the hride of Richard J. Zieman'of Park. Ridge. They are residing on - Chicago's north side. •'» 1 1 1 ><• » » | » .M 1 1 n n 1 1 H COMING EVENTS Pe rsonals Mr. and Mrs. Mike LaVelle of Streator spent the weekend with McHenry relatives. George Heimer and Leo Compto of Saginaw, Mich., have been visiting for the past weSk at the home of Mrs. Annabelle Aicher. Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Miner and Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Dodge of Galesburg spent the weekend at the E. M. Letcher home. . Miss Gerrie Carey has returned home for the summer from college in St. Louis. Miss Mary Ann Bolger returned home Monday from Rosary college, River Forest," where she studied this past year. Mrs. Earl Dowell and daughter, Kathy, of Lafayette, Ind., have been visiting Mrs. Dowell's tnother, Mrs. James Larkin, Sr. Miss Rita Martin was a Woodstock visitor Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Eugene Justen and daughters of Rantoul, 111., • have been visiting McHenry relatives. Miss Christine Adams attended eighth grade graduation at the Johnsburg school last Thursday evening. Her niece, Jewel May, was a member of the graduating class. Junes "'"i-M • C. D. of A. Installation June 1 Bake Sale --» George Justen Furniture Store -- Sponsored By Girt Scouts ' y June If , Circle 1, W.S.C.^"-^ JUKUl * G. E. Goranson Home -> "• -. June u Adult Girl Scout Meeting -- Legion Home June .18 •. fc i • . Style Show And Card Party -- Sponsored By Circle 1, W. S. C. S. Picnic For Juvenile Forestere Of St. Agatha's Court JPox River Park f" 4 June 19 • 8t. Agatha's Court*. No. 777, Picnic -- Noon -- Lawn of Sisters' Home W.S,C.S. Meeting - - • !> . wy Style Show, Card Party And Luncheon -- 1 PjMi. -- St, Peter's Ghurch Basement, Spring Grove. June It , -Rivervlew Camp, R. N. A.-" ' July 5 Bake Sale -- George Justen Store -- Sponsored By Christian pothers & Altar Society. July 8 Card Party -- V. F. Wv Clubhouse -- Sponsored By Mcfrenry Woman's Club a.aaa« mmAmm mmmmmi Clinic At Conventloi Dr. I. c. 8tone of McHenfy recently returned from the annual meeting of the Illinois State DentAl society in Springfield, where he had again this year been invited to present a clinic to the convention concerning the treatment of pyorrhea and the prevention of loss of natural teeth as a result of this disease, - Dr. Stone expeccs to present his clinic before the annual meeting of the American Dental association in St. Louis in September. I At a" recent , program of the P.T.A., Dr. Stone presented a short talk concerning the necessity of a dental public health program here. This followed a ihovie concerning dental health which,he secured from the American Dental association. BOY Troop 8 Ai Led by Mrs. Miller, Mrs. WirtiT : and Mrs. Diedrich, the troop ^meeting was called to order by Denise Justen, after which Joann May collected dues. I We made invitations for our j mothers to come to our court of | awards which is on Monday, June f 9. We also finished the games „ ; badge. We are going to have a ; bake sale on Saturday, June 7. I at George Justen's furniture store£ I We planned an over-night trip to Elgin, where we will stay '«ii j June 24 and 26. 1 : PAT MILLER, scribe j "-"Want ads, Iike^ freedom, are everybody's business. CARD OF THANKS I would like to take this opportunity to thank friends and neighbors for visiting me and sending me cards during my recent illness; also to the Altar and Rosary sodality and the C.D. of A. for their remembrances. 4 MRS. THOMAS WILSON The Carl Courier family of Marengo spent Memorial Day visiting her mother, Mrs. Nellie Bacon. otaoss Relax and Enjpy the Wedding' Ws'll whisk all the worrisome detail* out of your hands . . . provide everything from ' the punch to the cake in a smooth, memorable fashion. • CALL OS FOR FREE ESTIMATE - FOX VALLEY CATERING PHONE: CRYSTAL LAKE 1342-J-2 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lawrence of Chicago visited her mother, Mrs. Mollie Givens, last weekend. Need Rubber' stamps? Order at The Plaindealer THE 6 'ARE YOU FULLY COVERED? Happily 'Crowne# is the man who can place full confidence in his Insurance Program. Knowledge that your interests are fully covered, guaranteed by sound companies, will give you a crown of satisfaction. 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