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'j i x # . Y f v w %-*Pm im* * -z l-wc^ # 'X-vv, i - / «t. k/ **••** •' ;.. ?•*'"' 'V' .• *'• *« v^' . .'&'•••"* 'c,"4lr ... ' ',? •^:-'I..-'^"T'-: *S'* .^V :-^ The Mchenby plaindealeJi - V *tyi& ;•'<£•¥}' ~:J k. $ their March meeting on Friday afternoon at 1" #o)ock Hhe Legion Home. .. W.YJ.CJS. Plans PVir Giwet Day The Women's SdCtety Christian Service of £5ie McHen- 1 j CuMu!!uitRy<' MetJuxlisi , , iwiU hold its guest day on March Part} 'or Mem HOME BUREAU HAD INTERESTING FEBRUARY MEETING One of tlie outstanding fea- #, j;: 4^ ," -W™ ^ &;• :•' • • ^ \f. • >4&-, ' 1 * ' • > V ^ v . * * : % »*• <rv^ ^ J; o^. ,%•*> 4jl -, v-fyjs,^; ; , . ,4^ • #"»• i •„ thondfcy, March 11, 1954 rTT. -- M" . 11 8 M t f - f t tH M i l t| t ' I I I # # PERSONALS Nm I l"i'<'H M' 1'f >M"M M< !>+<f Dinner guests in the Kobertiures of the February meeting sttne home in Col mar Thursday of Ringwood unit. Home Bureau, were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mcwas the report given by Gertrude White and Isabel Swanson. No small significance can be at- 'tached to a report on "How the County Tax Dollar is Spent," presented by Mary A. Condren. Mlrs. Condren gave existing fladts and figures of many of the Allister of the Allendale School for Boys in Lake Villa. Pictures of their recent trip to Ai»dh^ were shown in the evening Mrs. Annabel Aicher left last week by plane for Florida, where Hie Is vacationing. She was accompanied as far as Chicago by courtxy service departments aria J Miss Clara Miller. encouraged group participation in discussion. The aroused interest in local government may bring spectators •*"» inmu ,lB £ut wl u»> u" _ , * * * vi ^ *8 at the tihurch. The meeting. The annual St. Patricks party Will be a lunch<K>n, followed by f for members of the parish will Jwctl selections by Warren Jones. ; be held in St. Patrick s church oiuig more specunons to coming 4enor Mrs. James D * Hall of! on Wednesday, March 17, with ] jtown meetings and other gather- J&Sjt&via will address the guests i a pot-luck dinner served from 6' ingte of similar nature |Lnd members on the tlieitie, . to 7:30 o'clock. '•Let's Talk About Women." ! -- t-j The program promises to be j Birthday Party ^ ' ^ery enjoyable. j Honors Betty Srtrapftr 7 Mrs. Hall has already made Betty Schaefer, high school ly admiring friends from her , sophomore, celebrated her six- . LB about conference activities I teenth birthday anniversary last rid is known to be an infornni-} Saturday evening when she was |ve and enteitsunipg speaker, guest at a party given by her |r. Jones' singing, likewise., is irays a treat. mother. Mrs. Joe M. Schaefer, and Mrs. Clarence J. Schaefer at the latter's home. A barbecue supper was enjoyed, after which a social evhing jllonor Paul schulz |}n 75th Birthday J Paul Schulz of Johnsburg cele- Was enjoyed and the gue&t of brated his seventy-fifth birthday | honor presented with a variety anniversary last week, with a j of beautiful gifts. ^ thering held at his home. Chil- Guests were Kathleen Anglese, j wrttten lesson ren and grandchildren were J Layne Buciier, Jean and Jane esent to congratulate Mr. I Blaike, Kathleen Freund, Janice chulz and spend the day with j Johnson, Jewel May, Kathie iim. j Reiflc, Phyllis Schmitt, Barbara Attending were M: . and Mis. ! Schroeder. Marlta T^lomsOII and enneth Schulz and child: en, Mr. i Audrey Tonvan. id Mrs. Wesley Schulz and; -- ifchildren and Paul Schulz, Jr., j Schedule Last 11 of Chicago; a daughter and usband, Mr. and Mrs. Robert llix. of Elmhurst: Mr and Mrs. Robert Schulz of Harvard; Mr. And Mrs. Paul Schulz III of Minneapolis, Minn.; Mr. and Mrs. •bert Hurkes and children and r. and Mrs.«Aritouch. all of 'Chacago, Party In Tourney The fifth and last party in the current , card tournament sponsored by the Catholic Daughters of America will be held Thursday, March 18. HENRY DE YOUNG WED IN ANTIOCH TO WISCONSIN GIRL The Farm and Hpme Week reporters prepared and delivered tlieir report with enthusiasm and gratitude for being selected to participate in the event. They enjoyed good weather, pleasant accommodations, excellent food and came back with a wealth of information to the local club members. Topics the ladies reported on ranged from testing for family living, crafts, fashions, designing bats and clothes, international relations, safety, rural youth health home and family relations, etc. Mrs. McEachren prepared a on use of deteri gents and it wtas read in her aJssence. Mrs. Peat showed an attractive apron with a practical hot pad attached while MVs. Neuharth showed a njiton quilt in the making. The meeting was held in the home of Mrs. Chancey Harrison. Refreshments were served and' visiting continued until 4:30 p.m., when many of the msmbers went on to a cafeteria dinner at the Legion Home in McHenry served by the Lutheran Ladies' Aid. The next Home Bureau meeting will be held at Elsie Hoppe's home on April 6. -Construction Methods Twght 4-H Leaders On March 9 at 7:30 p.m., the a marriage, of interest here j|-H clothing leaders started to | took place Feb. 20 in Antioch fuhool again. Mrs. Clarence See- when Henry De Young, son of fers, Marengo, and Mrs. Jack Mr. and Mrs. Fred De Young of ingham, McHenry, taught the j McHenry, took' as his bride Miss leaders clothing contraction. The Anne Jozapaites, daughter of Mr. Jame lesson was taught again I and Mrs. Andrew Jozapaites of An March 10. The second les-1 Bristol, Wis. Jon in the series .will be given j The bride was attractive in a Jit 1:15 p.m. March 17 and re- white bridal gown of lace, with ted again at 7:30 p.m. March j inserts of nylon pleated not. Her Beginning clothing methods rill be taught March 23 at 1:15 t.m. and repeated again at 7:30 ».m. March 24. thesa^tasies irill be held in the Farm Bureau basement meeting room. This new method of teaching #-H clothing construction was started in the state last year and hu worked out well. Tne leaders' make a dress which is used b£ the club as illustrative material for the 4-H club season. Wednesday, March 3, the 4-H |eaders of McHenry, Boone, Cook id Lake counties were enterlined at a luncheon sponsored »y the Public Service Company Northern Illinois. The all day t meeting was held in the Congregational church of Crystal Lake. F. Gabe and Mrs. Elsie Ross Jutler, assistant state leaders in -H dub work, were present to |ead the group in discussions of -H subjects. Home economics leaders -from JfcfcHenry county present included airs. J. W. Lundborg, Mrs. Betty ^Wilkinson and Lynn Wilkinson Wonder Lake. Roman's Club To Hwt March 12 High school music students " fc-ill entertain members of the Woman's club when they have veil was attached to a fitted cap and she Carried a bouquet of white roses. Violet Meyers of Bristol acted as maid of .honor .and €)ara Edinger of Woodstock, sister of the groom, and Joan Gorter and Peggy Witzel of Harvard were bridesmaids. The maid of honor wore green, Mrs. Edinger was In yellow, Miss Gorter in lavendar and Miss Witzel in pink. Frances and Henry De Young of McHenry served as flower girl and ring bearer, respectively. Joseph Papedouslcas of Waukegan, cousin of the bride, served as best man, while James De- Young, brother of the groom, of McHenry Robert Edinger of Woodstock and James Gorter of Harvard were groomsmen; A reception was held at the Castle in Antioch, with 250 la attendance. The bridegroom is stationed at Fort Riley, Kas. P*TA Congratulated ^ In State Magazine The following "bouquet" V^>- peared in the February issue of the Illinois Parent-Teacher magazine: "Mrs. Johnson the enthusiastic magazine chairman of McHenry Community P.T.A. writes that their membership to date is 375. Included in this figure ate many Mr. and Mrs. memberships. But -- and note this number -- they have 106 . subscriptions to the National Parertt TOa&n sine. Mrs. Nellie Bacon spent Sunday in the Harold Bacon home in Crystal Lake. The Bacons returned to McHenry with her Sunday night and attended the program honoring C. H. Duker. Mr .and Mrs. Joseph Koberstine attended a dinner at Oak Park orf Saturday evening. They were among a group of organists from the western suburbs. Preston Sellers, prominent organist, gave a most interesting program. Miss Mildred Minnich of Chirago spent Sunday evening in MicHenry, where she took part in the program honoring 8upt. C. H. Duker. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Smith of Rockton, HI., visited in the home of her, parents, the Martin Conways, last weekend. Mrs. John Bolger and Mrs. James Wegener attended a coincert presented by the Rosary college glee club and Georgetown University's men's chorus ait the River Forest school Saturday night. Miss Mary Ann Bolger is a member of the Rosary singing group. Mr. and Mrs. George Egbert of Aurora were McHenry callers on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Josie Smith have returned from a two weeks' Vacation trip to Tulsa, Okla., Denver, Colo., and a stop-over at T6kam&h, Netor., and Sioux City, Iowa, enroute home. Mr. and Mrs. Albert "Purvey and Mr. and Mrs. George Jones have returned from a trip through the South. Most of the j time away from home was spent ' in Florida. Miss Gerry Oarey spent the mid-semester vacation with her jterents, the Gerald Careys. ler maga- "The> abSo are proud to say that the president pi their school board is a magazine subscriber and has interested the other board members. That is real home, school and: community cooperation. Congratulations, McHenry." - BeMw ttofct sObsortpttos to the PtaindeaMr mmt DISTRICT OFFICER, WIFE GUESTS OF.,*:. DEKALB KIWANI# ;; Mr. and Mrs. Jos. X. Waynnes, of McHehry were guests 6f the; DeKalb Kiwanis club on Monday. This was Mr. Waynne's official visit as lieutenant governor of Division V for Kiwanis International. Through arrangements made by Robert Bullingtton of the program committee, Andy Halle, be> itone from NISTC, was featured soloist. The DeKalb club is one of the older clubs in District V and already boasts of many Completed projects. At present the club concerns itself with helping boys and girls of DeKalb in making better use of leisure, time, bringing to the people the real value * of citizenship, creating a better understanding between the city man and the farmer and assisting the returning veteran. The DeKalb club is one of the eleven clubs in Division V which exchanges fellowship visits with other clubs in the division. Individual members of this club will participate in Pancake day sponsored by the Harvard Kiwanis club on March 17. Big Chicago Auto Show Opens Saturday, March 13 The forty-sixth annual Chicago Automobile show opens to the public Saturday afternoon, Mar. 13. Curtain raising at 2 will follow a two-hour telecast concluding with Mayor Kennelly's presentation of savings bond prizes to student winners in the 1954 traffic safety slogan contest. International Amphitheatre's 152,000 square feet of exhibit space will glitter with 1954 model automobiles of all American makes, wtth commercial vehicles ranging from pickups to trucktraotor combinations and with automotive equipment, accessories and allied displays. More "dream cars" than ever before will be unveiled by manufacturers who constantly penetrate the automotive future with experimental designs to survey public taste trends and new techniques. Other passenger car exhibits will be illumined with animated displays, fashion shows, erttertalnment and other special attractions on a lavish scale. IN APPRECIATION In this manner we'd like to thank all who have been kind and helped us since Lee's accident. 'It Is truly atppreclated. Sincerely, 44 Lee and Susan Neal I • Make Your Appointments For Easter Perpianent Now! ... Continental and Modern Halfcutting -- Permanent Waving, Tinting atSt 'Complete Beauty Seittib*. Open Tues., ^Thurs., A Fri. Evenings Til 9 p.m. sffae jRhtertode Slcdrtlytintj, Studio 136 N. Riverside Drive McHenry, IB. Phone 147 Hie most modem SIX IN HONOR SOCIE9I A total of twenty-three seniors have been named in elections of two national honorary societies at Trinity college, Hartford, Conn. Among twelve elected to Phi Beta Kappa, national scholastic honorary society, was Jacque Hopkins of McHenry. AIL THROUGH YOUR HOME •545 Even if you have never painfced, you can give walls *nj woodwork a uniform coat of color : •: with this relvetsmooth paint. (DMP Cal»r< SMtMr Hl«lwr1 KEftHHO $2.53 Qt. Plows on freely, dries in 3 to 4 hours to a satiny surfaoe lil® baked enamel. Beautiful lustra enamel for kitchens, bathrooms. all woodwork. 24 colon; IT'S SPRING PAINT-UP TIME COLLETTE, 1M BtveraMe Dr Phone 4 McHenry, ill The new 115-h.p. I-block Six i$ the only completely modern sixcylinder engine in the industry .. .the only low-priced Six with all these featurm! 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Facd's new Overhead-Valve I-block Sbc, with its completely modern high-comptessicMi, low-friction design, brings you even better gas economy than last year's Ford Six .:. the sweepstakes winner (with Overdrive) in the 1953 Mobilgas Economy Run. fmdOutrdrimofHmml $KtrmtotU Come in and Test Drive tht tUw 115-h.p. FOftO H-BLOCK 8IX BUSS MOTOR 531 Mftfax St. Phone McHenry 1 McHenry, I1L • M Y o M b^ g ^ U S E D C a r -- t k ^ to See Your Ford Dernier Mayslake Retreat Plans For March 26 Continue Mayslake retreat plans are in full swing as the Lenten season gets under way. Fr. Danieal Gebhardt, O.F.M., has been appointed retreat master for the current year in keeping with their practice of having a different priest each season for the sake of variety and sustaining interest of laymen in the retreat movement. Fr. Gebhardt is talented in writing; and speaking, has a pleasing personality and experience in giving retreats, all of which qualify him eminently for his present assignment ait Mayslake. Since the McHenry arett' this year has the weekend beginning March 26 to themselves, they are most anxious to fulfill the number \expected. Those who have not yet made their reservation are asked to contact their local pastor or Leroy J. Welter, sponsor, immediately. STUDY CLUB The Study club of the Junior high school group will meet at the C. J. Dahlen home, 502 Front street, on Thursday, M&rch 18. aoi BRAND NEW SPINET PIANOS Full 88 Note Keyboard In Mahogany $46900 USED SPINETS FROM $37500 VSED GRANDS FROM $34500 ALSO BIG SAVINGS ON F3LOOR SAMPLES SAVE UP TO $200°° Large Selection To Choose From SANSON'S f Established 1919 jtt N. Grove Ave., Elgin, IH| • Open Mon. ft Fri. Evenings 9 sroi 1 --logo*-- o h Pays to Admit h Hie McHenry Plaindealer DUE Tp REQDESIS^ OPEN SUNEUkY AM. »42 THE ! 1MB. 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