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'W ^* mm THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER , ,-, -4j "I*#**** 't&ats»- WWw® Thursday, June 24# 1954 * Troth Ctalce Smart Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fijal ,v|toWski announce the engage jnenl of«ttheir daughter, Carolei 'j/tSmart, of MeHenry to Geralt iPesehke, son of Mr, and Mrs »Bernard Penchke of Lakemoor: iNo date has been set for th **reding. „ ircae Offermaim Kngaged To Marry Announcement has been- mad! y Albert Offeimanrt of the en agement of his daughter.,Fran jcene, to Thomas l5udil, Jr., soi the senior Budils. No wedding ift -plana have been made. ' ,• v^Erbers Surprised ;; * '/On Anniversary Mr. and Mrs Elmer E. Erbe? , of Madison^ S.D.. were honorec recently at a surprise party fo their tenth wedding anniversaiy "The gathering was held at th< home of Mrs. Erbei's parents Mr, and Mrs. Emil Schroeder. Cards and bunco provided en tertainment, with prizes awarded the winners. Refreshments wen served buffet style. The honeyed couple was pre sented with a beautiful anniver sary cake and a lovely gift. , in attendance were Mrs. Wil bert Erber and children, Mr. am Mrs. Kenneth Johnson and fami ly, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Jurs Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fell anc**" family and Mr. and Mrs. A. E Kleinrath of Crystal Lake; Mr - and Mrs. George Erber, Sr., Mr and Mrs. Emil Schroeder and Mr and Mrs. Roy Erber and sons o McHeny; Mr. and Mrs. Free Schroeder of DeKalb and Mr and Mrs. Erven Erber am daughters of Des Plaines; anc the honored couple's children Ronald, Way*e, Dennis and Joanne. J'rf i " •» Mr and Mrs. George Erber Jr.' and GraHS of Wonder Lakf and Wilbert' Erber of Crysta1 Lake were unable to be rp r• esent. Christen Daughter Of Geo. M. Frennds Carol Ann is the naiwfc ^feectet' for the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs. George M. Freund of Wonder Lake. Baptismal services were held at Christ thf King church earlier this month with Robert Freund, an uncle and Renee Kalsch, acting a? proxy for Mrs. E, J. Meyer, af sponsors. f A J"b'clocW dinner was served at'tlfe Frtund home to the abovr mentioned and the grandparent? of the baby. venr will receive special recoglition at the organization's anuial meeting July 9. Those havng perfect attendance records >ver a period of one year will lso be honored. The annual event will be at Vostyvood •- school auditorium. vV'oodstock! at 1:15 p.m. Dessert fill be jlerved in the cafeteria vrpceding the meeting. Lester Miche, Pearl City, will ie the featured speaker and will how colored slidies to illustrate lis talk on his experiences as an nternational farm youth ex* hangee in Australia. . nrprise Party For ia.vmnnd Albrights : About 20Q friends, relatives nd neighbors gathered at Charotte beach in the Country Club ubdivision on Saturday, June 19, r> surprise the Ray Albrights. Refreshments were served and i purse of money presented to tre couple. >orothy Borkinaa Engaged To Marry - Mr. and Mrs. WilliAlfc Bock-v nan. Sr.., of Rt. 3, MeHenry, vish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Dorothy Tean. to Mr. Norman Ceia of Chicago. Miss Bockman is a secretarial upervisor with the management •onsulting firm of A. T. Kearney > Co., of Chicago. She graduated >om the MeHenry Community ilgh school. Her fiance, a graduate of the Jniversity of Chicago, is an ^atorney associated with the Chi- •ago law firm 0 of Gottlieb & Schwartz. * A late autumn wedding is ?lanned. Achievement Day Afiiviti«ft July 15-16 The 4-H home economics achievement day will be held at Wopdstock Community high school July 15 and 16. The public is invited to attend all or a part of the activities taking plaice on July 16. Starting at 9 a.m. in the cafeteria, the 4-H girls . will give demonstrations. Ta<$ flower arrangement girls will! 'arrange their flowers in another part of the building. At 2 p.nj.. the candidates for state fair y^ill modei in the auditorium. Recognise HonvNlbtreau Perfect Attendance MeHenry county Home Bureau members have pe'fect attendance at unit meetings during the past iuild Sponsors Vx-ial Event • The unique title. "4Liiil«iieon is served," has been chosen by the friendship Guild of the Zion Lutheran church for an event Arhich will be held on Thursday, July 1, starting at 12:30 o'clock it the V..F.W. clubhouse. There vill be entertainment and a bake ^ale following the luncheon. Tickets may be purchased in advance by calling 956-M. Farewell Party For Mrs. Arthur Sohafer Members of her bowling team honored Mrs. Arthur Sehafer at a farewell party held one evening last week at the. hooie of Mrs. Loretta Vaiese. Sehafer and her family are Joining their husband and father in Detroit. Mich., where he went several months ago to establish a new home. Visiting was enjoyed throughout the evening and the guest of honor was presented with a beautiful gift. At Anderson Home1 A family gathering was held .-father's Day in the home Of Mr. ind Mrs. John a. . AnceraoiT of JSlialimar. Attending the gathering were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson and children. Delores and John, of Barrington, Mr. and Mrs. Walter ^Anderson and daughters, Marilyn and Carol Jean, of MeHenry, Mis. Anna Traub and children. Annalee and Glenn, of Elgin,' Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Anderson and children, Mareia,. Ronny and Gary, of MeHenry, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Anderson and children, Judy, Jerry, Janice and Teddy, of Grayslake, Mr. and Mts. Nor- j man Henke and son. Bruce, of Woodstock, Mr. and .Mrs. James Reinlie and, children. James Douglas and Georgia,, of Chi<^go, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Anderson and sons. Glenn and Charles, of Paltftine, and Ralph Jensen of Barrington. Girl Scouts Thiiteen girls who belong to Troop ,3 of the Girl Scouts, With their leaders, spent two days recently in Chicago, making their headquarters at the Palmer House. The girls took the North Shore from Waukegan and after arriving at the hotel, started an afternoon of fui^ This included dinner in Chinatown, where they were taught the art of eating with chopsticks, after which they visited the temples and various shops. From there they went wlfidow shopping on Michigan avenue, stopping for refreshments along the way. Early the next mornTng the girls were guests at the Breakfast club television program in the Morrison hotel. To the delight and surprise of the troop, two of the girls were called to appear with Don McNeil. Back at the hotel a conducted tour of the hotel had been planned for them. The girls were taken through the kitchens, the telephone office, the clothes cleaning department, a private suite, the grand ballroom and th* beautiful Empire Room. The remainder of the time spent in Chicago was given to the girls to shop. They returned to MeHenry a tired,. but happy, group Family Gathering University To Conduct Get-Acquainted Program Next" fall's University of Illinois freshmen ^ from MeHenry and nearby counties and their parents will meet Tuesday, June 29, to learn about the university and have questions answered. The session for all interested in the university is one of a series being sponsored annually throughout the state by the University of Illinois Dads' association. It will be held at 7:30 p.m. in the Woodstock Community high school. A. B. McConnell, MeHenry county chairman for the association, is in charge of the meeting and arrangements. PERSONALS Miss Julia Foley is spending the summer in McHenny, away I from her teaching duties \it Park j Forest. She has accepted a position in a Lombard school for i next fall. Mrs. Celia Knox of Crystal ; Lake and Mi s. Ed Holle of Oak Park visited their parents, the Martin Conways, on Father's Day. | Sunday guests in the John ! Justen home were the Roger Ek- ' holm family of Elgin. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Panza and family, Mrs. Arthur Lessard and Miss Emma LeBeau enjoyed dinner at Genoa, Wis., on Sunday in obsei vance of Father's Day. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Landgren •and son. Bill, attended the wedding of John Westby and M^ry Ann Thornhill at Elgin on Satrday. I Mrs. John Bolger attended (th* wake and funeral of a friend in f Burlington, Wis., on Tueeday, night and Wednesday. Nancy Buckner is spending a vacation with relatives * in Carrier j Mills. 111. | Ronald Shreve of Waukegan, j Betty Stilling and Jerome Still- j ing of MeHenry, Jack Warner I and Mickey Bush of Round Lake! and Carol Gnadt of Wonder Lake ; enjoyed roller skating in Chicago j last Saturday evening. I John and George Sullivan and i the former's gi anddaughteris, Pat-: ty, Peggy and Kitty Sullivan, of j Woodstock witnessed the dedica- \ tion parade in" MeHenry last Friday 'evening, Mrs. Frank Meyer has been visiting in the George Bohr home in Minneapolis, Minn. Recent guests of Mrs. Agnes Nieman were her sister, Mrs. Mae Ruth, of Elgin, her granddaughter, Judy ° Winters, and Nancy Christenson, a friend,.,; of Crystal Lake. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Albert Adams are the parents of a daughter, born June 17 at the Woodstock hospital. A daughter was born June 17 at the Woodstock hospital to Mr. and Mrs. John Ficken, Jr. M$s. Ficken is the former Carol Conway. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rogers are the parents of a son, Stephen Gerald, born June 4 at Washington, DC. The new father is with the Air Corps, stationed in Arlington, Va. Mrs. Rogers is the fo-.mer Margie Popp of Crystal Lake. Grandparents are Itfr. and Mrs. Fred Rogers of MeHenry' ancj -Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Popp of Crystal Lake. MARY ANN MARTIN LOVELY BRIDE OF RONALD MILBRANDT The flower bordered lawn at the home of her parents was the scene of the wedding Saturday, June 19. at 3' p.m. when Miss Mary Ann L. Martin exchanged nuptial vows wi^h Mr. Ronald E. Milbrandt. Miss Martin is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilheim Martin of Indian Ridge, Wonder Lake, and her bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Milbrandt, Wonder Center, Wonder Lake. The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. Frank W. Anderson of the Wonder Lake Gospel church, the vows being exchanged beneath a leaf and rose-decked arch. Music was provided by an organ at which Mrs. Cail Weber of MeHenry presided. Jean and Joan Weber, classmates of the bride, sang "Because."' The very lovely bride, given in maniage by her father, wore a gown of ivory satin and lace. The bodice was of lace, with stand-up collar, and the gong sleeves came to a point at^ the wrist. The skirt *was of satin, with apron effect lace applique in front, and two streamers of lace applique on the back of the skirt and train. Her fingertip veil was held in place by a pearl, sequin and rhinestone tiara. She carried a bouquet of Amazon lilies and lilies of the valley. Pearl earrings were her only jewelry. Mrs. Esther Leckman, sister of the bride, acted as matron of honor, while Patricia Kurbyun of LilymoOr, a classmate, was bridesmaid. Both wore strapless floor length gowns of Italian shantung, with shrug jackets. Carleen Pellegrini and Karen Martin, both nieces of the bride, served as junior bridesmaids, wearing white Italian shantung floor length dresses and gauntlets. Carla Martin, pretty, blonde niece of the bride, served ap flower girl. She was attired in a llress which was similar to those Worn by the junior bridesmaids. The older girls carried bouquets j>f daisies carnations, roses and Selphiniwh, while the flower girl earned fc 'basket of the same flowers. • i . John Murphy attended his friend as best man, while Carl Martin, brother of the bride,, served as groomsman. Ring bearer was James Fiala, holding a heart-shaped pillow with satin streamers, to which the rings were tied. For her - daughter's wedding, Mrs. Martin chose a rose crepe dress and white daisy corsage. The bridegroom's mother wore a dusty rose lace dress and had a white carnation corsage. Immediately following the ceremony, strawberry shortcake and coffee werg served to 250 guests, t / A reception for 100 rflfitives and close friends was heTd at the Masonic hall in MeHenry at 7 o'clock. Smorgasbord was enjoyed by those attending. Mrs. Ed Muchow and MiW Edith Muchow cut and served the three-tiered wedding cake tb the guests. The young Milbrandts are now enjoying a honeymoon trip in the western states, with Mexico and California as their destination. After their return in three or four weeks, they will reside in an apartment in the home of her parents. > The bride (graduated earlier this month from the MeHenry high school. Out of town guests came from Chicago, Mundelein, Hinsdale, Riverside and Hebron, 111., and from Minnesota and Wisconsin. •i I1 i Card Fifty |h j fCAOMiinINiGr ErvVcEiNrrTcS lHHaa"n m June 24 ! "C,PC,e ^ W.S.C.S., Cafeteria Dinner at Ringwood | Parly ~ f J- °ruenfeld Resi-, Church -- Roast Beef and Ham 1 d"nce --: Serving Starts at 5:30 p.m. vision June 26 .1:30 p.m. Ckkrden Fairoaks BAKE SALE • The Busyo Bumble Bees are having a bake sale this Saturday, June 26, at the office of Bud Fiber son. The baked goods will be made by members and will go on sale at 10 a.m. The money earned will go toward the Camp Shaw-waw-nas-see building fund to improve the camp. Classified Ads Bring Results Y<>ung Jecn £orner 312 ELM STREET McHENRY, ILL. Open Daily 9 to 6 p.m. Friday evenings 'til 9 Sundays 9 to 12 Noon Enchanting PRE-TEEN SUMMER DRESSES Sizes 8-14 * A • Priced from $5.95 GAY PRINTS & PASTELS Alst^ -- Complete Line of Accessories Summer Schedule of Services at Zion Lutheran Church 408 John Street, McIIeniyfP' -- SUNDAYS -- 8 A.M Service 9 A.M. . . . . . . . . Sunday S c h o o l 10:15 A.M. .... ..... Service -- All Welcome -- Pastor C. A. LOBiTZ Phone 859 SAVE a cool 2.00 choice of any 2 fragrancesi "KESTRAL" WADING POOLS "More Fun Than Anything Afloat" s Independantly inflated |ir channels . . Metal screw tight valves in molded seats . . . TIOIN Water Ballasted Stablizer Pontoons. 200 Gallon Size *12.98 Other Sizes front $3.50 to $15.08 BEACI " Bil' Frog H.00 •i RING "Smokey" The Fire Boat *3.00 iS and Snooty Snail $i.98 TOYS Beach Balls 49* t 1 . . Wading Pool 1 Fleet | ; 08* set Water Hopping Sea Plane '1.69 Sail Boats 15> la >2.69 Motor Boats 39« t S f ' . . . . HARDWARE 192 So. Green Si. VYCITAL'S * RHFPT Phone 98 SHEET METAL SHOP MeHenry, 111. LUCIEN LELONG ^ the stick cologne r Double value, double fragrance, < double everything but price! A big 4.00 worth of famous LUCIEN LELONG SOLID COLOCNEyours for a mere 2.00. Stroke it on for frosty refreshment, for fragrance 'round the clock. Retler hurry;.."Two-for one" offer is definitely limited! 4 famous fragrances INDISCRET TAILSP1N SIROCCO BALALAIKA Nye Drug Store j WALGREEN AGENCY 1 Riverside Drive Phone RAYETTE WAVE Fastest . . Finest! NOW we have it! NOW YOU can have it ... in all its lustrous perfection! You'll see your per-, manent more lively, easier to manage, with softer curls . . . ali Jn.a mater of minutes! Open Tues., Thurs. A Frt* Evening* 'til 9 P. M. AIR CONDITIONED YOUR LOVELINESS IS OUR BUSINESS ffiwerbida Stadia 126 N. Riverside Drive MeHenry, UL Phone 147 . Ice Cream Social -- Zion Lutheran Church Lawn -- 7 P.M. 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