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SJI8P P*B* Two ^ ,» »,'.v4',',^;j» ...I:..-, .'.^t.. •^j;-.'.' -.., THE McHENRY WJUMDEALEj Dorothy J»hnaoB bgaftment Told **r. and Mrs. Eldsed Johnson announce the engagement of their daughter, Dorothy, to Lesly iMiilling of McHenry. No def- Mte plans have been made, for ike wdding. 'Hv«n'k>* Camp CkriMmM Party Riverview Camp, R.N.A., wffl Ikatd a Christmas party at the K. of C. Hall on Tuesday, Dec. M. There will fee a fifty cwt gift exchange. JUMUNince Troth Of JMlcc Mr. and Mrs. Albert Justen announce the engagement of tfceir daughter, Janice, to Bddie Pieroni. The wedding .jurill . take place on Feb. 14. Brda Infant Gbriatened The Infant sen of -Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brda 'was christened Jghn Charles at a recent baptismal service. Sponsors were Mrs. Harry Carpenter, an* aunt, and Edward Brefeld, Jr., a cousin. !»th of Chicago. AM*"™* Marriage OfxMvjr Ann Frett Jfr. and Mrs. Bernard E. Frett of 517 N. Second street, Maywood, /have announced the recent marriage of their daughter, Mary Ann, to John Koerber, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Koer-1 ber of Orayslake. The couple exchanged vows in St. James church, Maywood, on Saturday, Nov. 8. A reception followed the ceremony at the Oak Park Elks club, after which the couple en- Joyed a trip to Florida. They are now residing in the Frett suipmer home at 208 Country ClUb Drive, McHenry. UHfn1 Group Held driatmai Party The ladies' group of the Zion Lutheran church held their annual Christmas party last Tuesday evening in the church hall, where games and singing were enjoyed. An exchange of gifts also took place. Hostesses for the evening were Mesdames A. C. Thomson, Dale Dixon, William Behrens *nd Fred Bienapfl. • Bridge . For Dinner 'The Evening Bridge club met pMt Thursday evening at the |ome of Mrs. Fred Bienapfl, With Mrs. C.H. Duker and Mrs. George Lindsay meriting prizes |br cards. Plans were made for fc heiiday dinner and party on •fee. 18. Mother's Club Held QnWiim Party The December meeting of St. Patrick's parish school .Mother's dub was held the afternoon of Pec. 9 at the school hall. During the business portion of the Meeting, members decided to nave a Valentine dance on Feb. T at the Legion Home. Chairmen of the event is Mrs. J. Mf&oney, 4tfudsted by the cp-chairman, Mrs. J. *Freund. ' A vote of thanks was given fir. and Mrs. William Nye for their donation of a first aid OES OFFICERS INSTALLED TO OFFICE DEC. 6 Edith Harrison, r Ray Horenberger Take High Posts Aeola Underwood, • Mayflower chapter, grand lecturer of O.E.S. of Illinois, was in rolt of installing officer and Elsie Hoppe act^ ed as mistress of ceremonies at an impressive function where Edith Harrison and Ray Horenberger, Jr., were seated in the chairs of worthy matron and worthy patron last Saturday evening. In a manner becoming to the office of marshal, Minnie Martin, past matron of McHenry chapter, presented new officers elect for installation and explained the duties and objects for their association. Katie Harrison, chaplain, serenly read the prayer, invoking the Father's blessing upon those about to take office that their footsteps may be directed in ways laid in the foundation of the Order and their acts reflect honor upon His Holy Name. Herbert Howorka, past patron, held the dignified post of color bearer. David and Donald Harrison recited the ode to the f l a g . N a n c y H u m p h r e y w a s soloist. Escorts were George Johnson, past patron. McHenry chapter, R o b e r t T h o m p s o n , M c H e n r y chapter, Edwin Underwood, past patron Mayflower chapter. Elsie Reiker, past matron, presented Alyce Hoeft the retiring worthy matron, with a jewel and with heart-warming words extended to her a welcome to the association of past officers. Herbert Howorka presented, a second jewel to Past Patron William Hoeft, who succeeded himself in office. Elsie Hoppe, mistress of ceremonies, with attractive platform grace, waxed poetic as she performed her duties and won smiles of approval and well earned applause. Edith Harrison, with grace and poise known to members and her many friends, acknowledged the honors bestowed upon her in the election to worthy matron and assured her audience of her full intentions to fulfilling the obligations just placed upon her. Ray Horenberger expressed his keen interest in the order and a desire to serve well with helpful guidance from past officers and others. The officers for 1953 are: Edith Harrison, worthy matron; Ray Horenberger, worthy patron; Marion Cannon, Associate Matron; Edward Cannon, associate patron; Myrtle Harrison, secretary; Ethel Holly, treasurer; conductress and associate, Harriett Dodd and Margaret Klingberg; chaplain, Alyce Hoeft; marshall, Emma Pyritz; organist, Helen Creamer; Rose Murphy, warder; George Unwin, sentinel; Marie Nickels, Adah; Stephanie W a y n n e , R u t h u . J e a n n e t t e Scholtz, Esther; Gladys Watkins, Martha; Ethel Krohn, Electa; William Hoeft, color bearer; Aeola Underwood, instructress. The evening closed with a social hour, refreshments and an exchange of gifts. ffil >•»•»<•! KCIH H i l l .1 i.T*fAf. K.&' 1L 1952 PERSONALS NOVEMBER BRIDE Frost MRS. GERALD VOGEL In a lovely winter wedding solemnized at St. Mary's church on Nov. 29. Miss Jean Marie Schmitt became the bride of Mr. Gerald F. Vogel of Richmond. Following a wedding trip West, the couple will reside on the Vogel farm. cabinet to the school. Sister Dienneta and Sister Remegius won last month's attendance r / Members exchanged gifts and the Sisters and priests received i ®aily wrapped presents. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting by a committee pt Ural and second grade jfoppters, headed by Mrs. Virgil fhrine, chairman. Tables and s '•Wees were decorated in keeping frith the holiday season. A choir j!*- *oy figurine in a setting of ladles, and a gingerbread house, completed the table arrange- Ihents. _Fred and Amy Brink of Woodstock were dinner guests In the Clarence Martin home on £unday. Smart, new Cello-wrapped (HSU CHRISTMAS CARDS 10 for 19t Nye Drug Store WALGREEN AGENCY 18* BivenUe Or. McHenry, mT PHONE 86 St. Agatha's Court Christmas Party St. Agatha's Court, Nq. 777, will have a Christmas party at the school hall on Tuesday, Dec. 16. There will be a pot-luck supper at 6:30 o'clock. CARD OF THANKS _ I would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who sent me cards and who visited me during the time I was confined to the hospital and after I returned home. The many remembrances were greatly appreciated. CHARLES J. MILLER 31 Box 40, Rt. 5, McHenry new shipment just unpacked! Dm Hallmark Chrittmat Card Sleigh and the Hallmark Christmas Card Train ... the merriest way to tend your Christmas greetings. Order vyours tod«y. Mch complct* wHh mailing en.v»!«pt 'h'f11 <• M'• <• <• Miiss Nadyne Lewis, a nurse at St. Therese hospital, Waukegan, has been spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bienapfl. Miss Dorothy Justen of St. Anthony's hospital, Rockford, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nick M. Justen, for a few days last week. , Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bickler. Mrs. Annabel Aicher and Leo Heimer attended a wedding in Chicago recently. Their nephew, John J. Hoffman, took as his bride Miss Patricia Harvey. Mr. and Mrs. George Lindsay are again making their home on John street after staying with her sister, Mrs. S,u.tton, in Richmond while their home was being remodeled. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Raucn, and daughter, Barbara, were dinner guests in the home of Woodstock relatives Sunday evening. Mrs. Carl Courier of Marengo spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Nellie Bacon, who has been ill. Miss Rita Martin spent Monday evening with her father Clarence Martin, in Waukegan. She was accompanied home by her nephew, Freddie Thompson, who had spent the weekend with his mother. Mrs. Lisle Basset has been visiting her mother, Mrs. W. Schweitzer, in Houston, Tex. | Mrs. Lucile Bernard and children of Chicago were McHenry visitors on Sunday. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ostium are the parents of a daughter, born Dec. 4 at the Woodstock hospital. A son was born Dec. 8 at tht Woodstock hospital tq Mr. $nd Mrs. Thomas Harrison. -- IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of my (Jear husband, Dr. Francis J. Aicher, who passed away thirteen years ago, Dec. 5, 1939. 7 Loving Wife,*! 31 ANNABEL Sue Fleto To Wed v : ;" Clarence, Thelen Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Floto-ef Riverview avenue, Fox Lake, announce the engagement of their daughter, Sue, to Clarence Thelen, sqn of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Thelen of Johnsburg. The wedding is planned for April 11. Residence Changes The William J. Klapperiehs are now residing on west Washington street, having moved recently from Riverside Drive. The Thomas Lawsons are residing in the place vacated by - the Klapperiehs. Cookies and tea, 'cookies and coffee, cookies and fruit, cookies and < milk, cookies and anything make a fine snack for •children after school but these very special cookies are intended for a very special occasion-- Christmas. They may be made several days in adv&nce and kept in a cookie tin to preserve their crispness. We save the many pretty tin boxes that candy or nuts come in for cookie storage. Christmas Cookies 1 cup butter - 2/3 cup sugar Vanilla % S egg yolks 2Vz cups flour Cream the butter and sugar together until waxy. Beat egg yolks until light and lemon colored. Add the egg yolks and vanilla, then flour a tablespoon at a time, until all has been used up. Press thru cookie press onto buttered cooky pan using several different forms. Sprinkle small colored, decorettes over top. Press half of a green or red CARD OF THANKS I wish through this medium to express my sincere thanks to my friends and neighbors for the lovely cards, flowers and gifts sent to me while I was confined to the hospital for a month; also prayers in my behalf. Everything was greatly appreciated and will long be remembered. 31 MRS. CORNELIUS QUINLAN CARD OF THANKS I would like to take this,' opportunity to thank friends and"" neighbors for cards, flowers, prayers and gifts during the time I was confined to the hosF piital. I am especially grateful for the spiritual assistance of Rev. Fr. George Schark. " *31 LEROY BAUER m tomner w SISTER DRESSES AND BROTHER 8c SISTER SETS S12 E. ELM ST. PHONE 746 £l|!illl attention! GAS PERMIT HOLDERS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiifi GaoJu Gobmi By Marie Schaettgea Scrape loose decorettes from cooky sheet and butter sheet again before baking second batch. This recipe is Intended for use with cooky press and we do not recommend rolling or dropping. Batter not suitable for tjtta method. These cookies make It very pretty Christmas picture on a plate. If you want to mail, wrap each cooky in wax paper, then pack in tin carefully with tilssue paper to fill spaces between. They will keep for two weeks., CARD OF THANKS We would like to take this opportunity to thank friends and neighbors for floral offerings, spiritual bouquets, cards of sympathy, donations of cars and^the many other kindnesses extended in our bereavement. These many remembrances were very much appreciated. THE CHARLIES DOWE 31 FAMILY (CARD OF THANKS I. would like to take title opportunity to thank friends and neighbors for floral offerings, cards of sympathy and the many other kindnesses extended at the' time of the death of Edwitt candied cherry in center and: Lund. bake about ten minutes in 375 degree oven. If brown after eight or nine minutes, remove from oven. Transfer carefully with spatula to clean tea towel and let "cool before storing. 31 MRS. AMY THONNESO: BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS TREES At The PARK PUB •Jtj BatdUng, 1N EVERYDAY liHfilllfiF Our bank makes loans on the cash surrender value of life insurance policies. You simply add your signature to an assignment form and a note, and leave your policy with us as thp collateral* HEBE'S WHAT IT MEANS TO YOU Cash is made available at loW cost, without delay or red tape; and your policy remains in full force during the loan period,' ^ usfor d^iswtWseisy wiy tD brr»w. McHENRY STATE BANK -- MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVRE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS. * PHONE 1040 0P£N HOUSE Farmers in this area are inl vited to open house at t|ie Curt tiss Candy Farms on the Cary* Algonquin blacktop road Saturday, Dec. 13, at 1 p.m. when thq "Parade of 'the Bulls" will be' held. This will be an opportunity^ to, see grand champions from the recent Dairy Congress competition held at Waterloo, Iowa. Coffee and cookies will be served after the program. COMPLETES TEST With 919pounds <jf butterfat and 22,696 pounds of milk, testing 4.1 percent to her credit; Athlone Admiral Grace, a regi s t e r e d H o l s t e i n - F r i e s i a n c o w | owned by the Hickory Creek Farms, West McHenry, completed a 365-day production test official advanced registry. 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