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mm's mm • • r. 'i ;JOf l0; J?"*-' ».•»•<*! tWJ 4 ,-!*;, V . v 2 v i - ; , $ i . a THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER her home for i gathering: in* school. The meeting will wed on her sixty-ninth bi, th-l^art at 1*0 p.mwithJill m- , i terestrd l-H ors ana leadfrs atyear, tion and Rwtoird On ~ lull! jesound to the words of Mm Birthday . Ill show you. how to," June 9 "**U*»r_s_. ..Id.a Kreut. zc•r was .h on.o. ri rw"hnepn" tuh"e ^4 -"H .h.o.m e .e conomics •« lut Sunday whra member,' merab.-rs hold their demonst.a- Of her family and friends called tion and fowt. ananging lainplanned anniversary. Present were Mr. and Mrs. inp_ . 'r •, *u Winfield Hagberg and family, i Ann Marlowe of HunU^y, the Mr. and Mrs. Herman KreuUer.,1 top _de.mnnsUatoi of J Mrs. Sam Schmunk. Mr. and I *U! give «f aomon.- Mrs. William Kreutzer:and, discussion wt daughter. Florence, and Lari'SJ • Flou'er arranging is very close- Geiei and Mike Dalev of Mc- I'ly ,.related to demonstrations, Henry; Mr. and Mrs. Walter J with the number of interested Kreutzer and family. Mi. and girls increasing every year. Miss Mr ft. Bud Populomm, Kenneth. Lura Wandreck of Woodstock Mbaerhack, Mrs. Ceil Schornack j will show the girls how to arand Larry Populorum* of Chicago. , range flowers at this meeting. .1 _i With all the flowers available IMstrirt Homemakers [from home gardens now. the Camp Jane 17 to 19 , j girls will get plenty of practice. Homemakers in McHenry - r 0#unty will have the opportunity IIoqm* Talent lo attend a four-day homemakers: Plcnie "Highlight camp at Camp Shaw-Waw-Nas- ElevenX stunts provided the See, nfcar Kankakee. June 17 to ; highlight j of McHenry county 19 ! T Home Bureau's annual spring The "• camp is sponsored bv ^picnic May 1? in Grace Lutheran county Home Bureau groups in i^hurch. ywoodstock. ^ , the northeast area of Illinois and : ^riiK-/ entertainment 'numbers by the Illinois Home Economics [ were presented by units and extension sei vice. It" is planned j were witnessed by a record and carried out by a committee i crowd of 150 Home Bureau memotf home advisers and Home Bur- | bers and guests. my members. i The afternoon of entertain- Homemakers attending the e- j ment included a "Swim Suit vent will participate in craft J Fashion Show" by Algonquinwork, swimming:, hiking, and all j cary unit; "Beat the Tick Took tjpes of camp recreation. In ad- ( TV Show," by Coral unit; "Dr. dition. special programs will be j j Q„" by Crystal Lake Evening held each day. vv>iich will include unit: "Bird on Nellie's Hat," by a hoiked rug demonstration, j crystal Lake unit; "Famouf book review, a ,Jchaiacter analv- : opera Singer." by Lake In The ais" program, and a talk on j Hills unit; "Kitchen Band," Riley homemaking in India. unit: "Clementine," Rush Creek; go. Thirty-two members and quests were present to h<?ar Miss Jean Putnam of Harvard tell of her interesting trip through Europe last suguner, MiSs Putnam bicycled through England. Scotland, Norway, Sweden and Denmark and travelled by train thiough Germany. She is the daughter and sister of two of the members of the organization. Mrs. Fred Wahl, Jr., of McHenry presided at the meeting and introduced next year's officers. Mrs. Lindsay and Mrs. Knowland of Woodstock were received as new members. Party Honors . Judy Schmunk Judy . Sciimunk, daughter of the Sam Schmunks, celebrated her seventh birthday anniversary Thursday at her honie on Second avenue. She entertained a group of friends with games, after Which a tasty lunch was served. Guests included Mrs. Winfield Hagberg and daughter, Charlene, Linda Dowell, Charlene Klapperich, Joyce A.iams, Diane piedrich, Audrey Keevil, Lindy, Nancy and Sandra Schmunk. Mr*. William Hay Surprised on Birthday Mrs. William Hay, whose birthday occurred last Sunday, was pleasantly surprised by friends who called to honor her at ft party Saturday evening. ' . t Guests included Messrs. and Mesdames Stanley Diedrich, Clarence Adams, Edwin Adams. Edward Justen, Merle Nelson, George Rodenkircli and Hilary Rodenkirch. Homemakers wishing to attend the camp for one day are invited to the camp site on Friday. Jarti 18. Seneca unit's chorus, plus an original poem read by Mrs. Lyle Albright; "Noonday Nightmare." Union unit; "Boxing Match," Further information on the j Uptown; and "King with Terrible camp hi»v be secured by calling Temper." Woodstock unit, or writing the McHenry County, The spring picnic events be Home Bureau office, Woodstock, gan with registration and group Reservations for the camp mustsjy^ecreation at 10:r>0 a.m., followed be in th* office by May 28. "!% a pOt-luck dinner at noon. 1 Mrs. O. O. Koehler, Woodstock, Confirmation Party t Bold for Jack Yegge Jack Yegge was guest homer at a post-Confirmation party lfeld at his home Monday evenlug. Present to enjoy a buffet •upper were his grandparents, Mrs. John Sullivan of McHenry and Mr %nd Mrs. V. H. C. Vegge of DeWltt. Iowa; Mr and Mrs. John Sullivan, Jr., Mr. and Mis. George Sullivan and Mrs. Louis Yegge and sons, Vincent and Tommy, all of Woodstock; Mr. and lt|s. Edward Buss and 4aught£!Si Mrs. Mary Burns and Sirs. |3fcner Jensen and son, Teddy. V. H. C. Yegge acted as sponsor for his grandson. chairman of the spring picnic committee, presided at athe afternoon program. She led community singing with piaho accompaniment by Mrs. Leslie Kidoo. Woodstock. Brennan Infqpt Baptized Sunday The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs. Bob Brennan was christened Patricia Ann at St. Patrick's Catholic church -* last Sunday. Sponsors were Miss Lona Brever 'and James Wegener. Girl Scouts Troop 7 On May 3, at a troop meeting, Marty Conway and Mrs. Gans demonstrated artificial respiration. We had learned how to administer it. On May 10, Mrs. Gans pointed out and explained the pressure points of the body to prevent excess bleeding. Mrs. Leo Winkel came to our troop meeting on May 17 and talked to us about the care of blisters, nose bleeds, poisonous weeds, Insect bites, etc. Most of the girls have now completed their first aid badge. At this time we would like to thank Mrs. Gans, Mrs. Winkel and Mr. Conway .for their assistance in helping us to complete this badge. / Sandy Glosson, secretary '-«T --f- 1 %'YPERSONALS frWH-H-i * t • »•••»»»••! H »» Mr. and. Mrs. V. H. C. Yegge of DeWitt, Iowa, spent the weekend visiting in the home of their son and family, the Norbert Yegges. Mrs. J. Albert Woll of Washington, D.C., was a Irecent visitor in the home of McHenry relatives. Mrs.' Peter M. Justen, Mrs. Robert Thompson, Mis. Elmer Winkelman and Mrs. Antonson attended a spring luncheon of the Harvard Woman's club at Lake Geneva one day last week. •Robert Frisby, son, Robert, Jr., and daughter, Lenore, have been vacationing with * relatives in Sioux Kails, s. Dak. Mrs. Robert Thompson and Miss MaudJJjanger attended the May luncfieon of^the Elgin chapter of the Daughters of the Ameiiean Revolution,l^h^ld near Elgin recently. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Miller and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Becker and daughter, Bonnie, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Church of McHenry and Mrs. Clarice Purvey and children of Crystal. Lake were Sunday diiuier guests at the William Morgan home in Elkhom, Wis. The oocaf,ion wa# the First Holy Communion Day of Jeanne Morgan. Mrs. Cecelia Knox attended a business meeting and luncheon of the McHenry County Real Estate Brokers board at the Fiesta Thursday. William H. Kapche of Emerald Park, McHenry, has been a business visitor at New Orleans, La. 'SERVE FAMILY STYLE TURKEY, DINNER AT LODGE HALL JUNE 12 . Harriett Dodd, associate matron, McHenry chapter, No. 547, O.E.S., announces that a family style turkey dinner is scheduled to be seived at the Acacia lodge hall on Saturday, June 12, starting »at 5:30 o'clock. The dinner will be served in tlje attractive, newly panelled dining room in the lodge hall. Assisting Mrs. Dbdd win be Louise Kramer and" Esther Coole. Marian and Ed Cannon, matron and patron, will take charge of the food preparation. The occasion is one of a series of parties preceding the centennial anniversary functions , to be set for later in the year. Members of the Star are prepared to serve several hundred dinners on that day and invite their friends and the general public to avail themselves of this special, treat. The Cannons, it is a known fact, 'are food preparation experts with much experience to their credit. This special turkey treat, will be an example of their culinary skill and surely well worth a try. , Reservations may be made with members of the O.E.S., - or at the door on June 12. PUBLIC PULSE To the parents, teachers and sponsors of the Post Prom Party -- You can be very proud of your young mep avnd young girla who attended Club After-Glo following the prom. They con-' ducted themselves throughout the whole evening as ladies and gentlemen and were worthy of all the trust you put in them. We were very honored to act jls host and hostess, and very pleased to be allowed to partic|| pate in their fun. Mary and George Kauss , SMORGASBORD DINNER A smorgasbord dinner will be held in the Ringwood church hall on Thursday, May 27, at 5:30 o'clock. Sponsored by the W.S.C.S. Dorothy Behnke To Wed In Fall Mr. -ajid Mrs. Carl A. Behnke of Ea*t River RoaVf, McHenry, announce the engagement of their daughter, Dorothy Margaret, to Jkck N. Hollander, son. of John Hollander of Chicago. A fall wadding has been planned. Fox Valley Camp Will Meet June 1 Fox River Valley Camp, No. 3251, R.N.A., will hold its next Tegular meeting at the home of Mrs. Peter W. Freund at 624 W. Waukegan road, on Tuesday, June 1, at 8 o'clock. There will be a silent auctior held in connection with the meeting. Mold IMmon><tratk)n ©n Flfwer Arranging Westwood school auditorium 22, at Shady Lane Farm,' Maivn- PanHellenic Holds Annual Luncheon The McHenry County PunHellehic group held its annual luncheon meeting oh Saturday, May • $ J THE SHOP 312 ELM STRSKT McHENRY, ILL Opejij daily 9 to 6 p.m. ; | Friday evenings 'til 9 and | Sunday 9 to 12 noon. Girl's SUNBACK DRESSES II) »*!•'. Thursday, Mftf 27, 1|54 y.r s;.....; ?.-• , ...m• COMING EVENTS I'l/i'l' j' i' |' ;• i» M' i i11 i i !• $ :> May 21 imorgasbord Dinner Ringwoo^ Church Hall -- 5:30 p.m. --- Sponsored by Annual Spring Music Festival -- High School Gymnasium ~r Sponsored By 3chooi JVp4Sic Department ' Bake Sale -- George Justen Furniture Store -- Sponsored By Altar & Rosary, St. Patrick's Church ;-A May 2»^'-r Bake Sale -- Ai-t :#nith Grocery store -- 1 p.m.-* Zion Lutheran Church ' " June 1 Pot-luck, Women of the Moose Moose Hall -- 7 p.m. June 4 Rummage Sale -- Benefit Boy Scout Troop 164 June 5 , Danon for Boy ftgout Tr$?p 164 -- 8 pjn. -- Moose Hall « Dartte --• Moose Lodge -- Benefit Boy Scout Trobp 264 June 9 Flower and Style Show With Dessert Card Party -- Sponsored by McHenry Garden Club -- 1 o'clock -- V.F.W. Clubhouse Boy Scouts BIRTHS Troop 161 On • June 17, Troop 161 wil! have & mother and son Kamp Initiation Meeting and Elec- Kick-Off dinner, to be held at the American Legion Home in [McHenry. Jerry Freshe, district River Valley Camp, ! field representative of Kishwau* - Mrs. Peter W. Freund! kee district, will be the guest tion -- Women of the Moose Moose Hall -- 8 p.m. Pox R.N.A. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ejbey are the parents of a daughter, horn May 20 at the Woodstock hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kennebeck are the parents of a daughter; bot n May 21 at the Woodstock hospital. •A son was born May 21 at the Woodstock hospital to Mr. and Mrs Ray Erber. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Diedrich announce the* birth of a son, born May 21- at the Woodstock hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tracy of Ringwood are the parents of a daughter, born May 24 at the Woodstock hospital. A son was born May 21 at the Woodstock hospital to itfi" atid Mrs. Robert Decker cT Ringwood. Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Nelson of DeKalb announce the birth of a second son, born May 22 at St. Mary's hospital. The little fellow, who weighed 7 lbs. 11 oz. at birth, has been named Mark Bernard. His grahdparents are Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Nelson of McHenry and Jtr. and Mrs, Irvin CJundercon of Leland, 111. t UIX 4 V 1 I. 14 . I I 1 1 1 , ' Look Your Best for the BIG DAY Permanent Waving, Tinting complete beauty service. Open Tues., Thurs. & .Fri, Eyenings 'Til 9 p.m. WE carry all REVLCJK Cosmetics and Polishes. AIR CONDITIONED "YOUR LOVELINESS IS OUR BUSINESS" Qiaiv&tubnu Stadia 126 N. Riverside Drive McHenry, III. PPhhoo ne 147 Wor wick's McHenry Camera Center Cameras, Photographic Equipment Amateur and Profesftional Bought, Sold and Exchanged Photo Supplies VIEW MASTERS and REELS See Us Before You Buy Worwick's Studio 117 N. Riverside Drive PHONE McHENRY 275 Home -- 8 p.m. j speaker and will describe th# June 2 advantages the boys in this troop St. Mary's P.T.A. Meeting' ' will have at Camp Lowden thii 3:15 p.m. • | summer. John Larson, Scout; Circle 3, W.S.C.S. --1 Meeting j master of Troop 161, will pre-' and Silent Auction -- Mrs. j sent a Court of Honor, ^ cere- Gru'enfeld Home -- 1 p.m. ; mony honoring the boys who June 8 | have advanced to a higher rank C.D. of A. Installation of Offi- | and have earned merits for other Cers J achievements. Tickets ' may be Rummage Sale -- 10 a.m. to j obtained from Mr. Larson or 9 p.m. Moose Hall -- Spon- j Mrs. W. -Aufrecht. sored by Mothers' Booster Club i ' Bake Sale for Troop 164 1 A very successful bake sale WHAT DO YOU WANT TO KNOW ABOUT BANKING ? was held Saturday, May 19/ bf the mothers' auxiliary to 'troop 161. We wish to thank George Justen for so graciou&y allowin/f ua to use his window and also all the people who bought out* bake goods. t CARD OF THANKS ' We want to take this opportunity to thank those who sent floral pieces, spiritual bouquet* and extended other kindnesses ail the time of our bereavement. We are especially grateful to Msgr. Nix, Fr. Reuland, to the pallbearers and to Mrs. Leo Regner for their kindnesses •3 The Family of George Then, The retail committee of th? Chamber of Commerce recommends that McHenry stores bf closed all day Monday, May 31, in observance of Memorial Day. Subscribe to the PlaindeaUer Made of Cool Seersucker for X Summer Comfort -- Off the X Shoulder Style, with Elasticized Waist. * Sixes 1-14 t $4.95 r:'-V Whisk Weeds Awqp With Scott*. * Dry Applied Controls 4mXD ScQtts easy-to-use form . 0fr2,4-D -- clean, granular particles-- quickly broadcast by hand or spreader. 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