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Night. ; ' ^ A| Riverview Camp Riverview Camp, No. 6818, ob- . *erved Friends' Night on Oct. 19, ^:u<^th* the following- holding office: 1 Margaret Mason, oracle; Maud Rpthermel, Riverview camp, vicc- Augusta Serres, Algonpast oracle; Mabel Hesselgrave, Woodstock, chancellor; v " Alice Lindsay, Fox River Valley recorder; Susan Lawronce. , ' '"/'Fox River Valley camp, receiver; ; s': Edna Serres, Algonquin, marshal; Vr,," ijfreida Behrens, Algonquin, as- •, ' distant marshal; Edna LaRocl;. ^'"'.Woodstock, inner sentinel; A- •v'Jlianda Brown, Fox River^'Valley <pamp, • outer sentinel; Jessie IfValsh, Grayslake, and Eva Wegener, Fox River Valley- ramp, managers; Giace . Justen, Wood- Stock, Faith*; Lora Becker. Woodstock, Modesty. Beatrice Petersen. Fox River Valley camp, Unselfishness; He- Jtene Pepping, Fox Rive: Valley camp, Endurance; Anna Mollenkamp, Courage; Mabel Johnson. Fox River Valley camp, musician; lygarie Niesen. Fox River Valley camp, flag bearer. Honored guests were Gladys Ames, district supervisor of Gurnee; Agnes Wissell, oracle of Fox River Valley Camp: Marion Mc- Clure, member of Gurnee court; oracles from Woodstock and Algonquin. Following introductions, a musical reading on friendship was given by Elsie Hoppe and each officer was presented with a gift. Talks were given by the honored guests. Refreshments were served by Alida Freund and her committee, with the balance of the evening spent in playing cards. • t i • '< t -V' i < Si™ »v f'| "Vt' * 11 ' 'ii'-" v. C.D. of A, Social, Business Meeting The Catholic Daughters of America held a regular business and social meeting last Thursday evening, Oct. 21. Refreshments were served by Leone Rauen and EVelyn Justen and committee. Winners in cards were Mildred Kinsala in contract bridge. Pauline Nimsgern arid Eleanor Strache in canasta, Helen Heuser. Marie Vales and Rose Huemann in pinochle. The next business meeting will be held Nov. 4. Surprise Shower Honors Mrs. Donald Freund A surprise pink and blue shower was held Monday, Oct. 25, at Lhe home of Mrs. Ray Albright, honoring Mrs. Donald Freund. Co-hostcsses with Mrs. Albright >vere Mrs. Peter Fischer, Mrs. Ray Hughes and Mrs. Perry Walker. Mis. Freund was the recipient of many lovely gifts, which she •opened during the evening. Dessert luncheon was served. Guests included Mrs. Stuart Rngh, Mrs. Harold Jensen, 'Mrs. Geoi gc Nugent, Mrs. Art Olsen, Mrs. Mel Stephensen, Mrs. George Brda. Mrs. Peter J.. Schaefer, Mrs. Walter Mueller, Mrs. Otto Mueller, Mrs. Albert Nugent, MTS. John Piotiowski, Mrs. Dennis Mattel. Mrs. Ernest Useman and Mrs. Peggy Counihan. Community Club To Meet Nov. I The Johnsburg Community club will hold its next meeting Nov. 1 at the Johnsburg Community Memorial hall. It is hoped that all members will be present to make plans for the club's feather party at the hall Nov. 13. The refreshment committee for the Nov. 1 meeting includes Peter H. Smith, Walter M. Smith, Walter Smith, Ben Schmitt, John M. Schmitt, Frank Schmitt. Art. Stilling, Gerald Schoens and Mike Schaefer. Fox Valley fiunp toett* W&pt:.. Fox River Vattey (Jainp, No.; 3251, R.N.A., will hold its next regular meeting Tuesday, Nov. 2, at 8 p.w. at the Nook restaurant, With Mrs. Frances Thornec and Itrs. Andrew Butler acting as co-hostesses. i Observe Anniversary At Family Dinner In observance of their thirtyeighth wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Redmer, Sr., who reside east of McHenry, were honored guests last Saturday evening at a family dinner served at Sports Unlimited Rod & Gun club. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Charlton Nicholson of Libertyville, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Redmer of Elgin, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Beoger of Lake Villa and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Redmer, Jr., of McHenry. Unable to be present were two sons and their wives, Mr. ar.d Mrs. Robert Redmer of Huntley and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Redmer of Waukegan. Church Club Serves Dinner St. Patrick's Mother's cTtitr is featuring a "Luncheon is Served" program on Tuesday, Nov. 2, at 1 p.m. with barbecued beef served in the church hall. Tickets are available by contacting Bernice Grace, chairman, at 1455, or any member of the club. This is the first time a luncheon of this nature has been given by this organization. PERSONALS A birthday party was giyen for Josephine Dosch at the MfcHenry Country club. TJxe * toosfeiE was Mrs. Milton L. Smith. other guests were Aim-gands.VTina Morrison, Trudy Marsh of Woodstock ana $|irs. Ed Marsh of Lakemoor, Florence Svoboda, Marion Ritter of Orchard Beach, Marie Schaettgen and Evelyn Krakow. ° Lil (Mrs. Nick) Miller thinks the telephone is a wonderful invention. The other day she was feeling badly because it Was her sister's birthday and her sister was 2,000 miles away: But Within a few minutes she had her sister on the phone and was wishing her a happy birthday. Edwin McPhail a,nd his wife visited the Covalts tot a. week recently. Mr. McPhail is Mrs. Covalt's brother, whose home is in Columbus, Ga. Our next door neighbors, the Briggs, have been worrying all summer long about tyeir young son, Brian, falling into the river. Well, last Sunday was about the last of the summer and sq far just albout everyone in the family has fallen in except Brian. OCTOBER BRIDE 4» Thujs^ay, October Altar and Rosary To Meet Nov. 1 The Altar and Rosary sodality of St. Patrick's rchurclj will meet Monday, Nov. 1, at 8 o'clock in the church hall, with Mrs. F. G. Hanford as chairman. She will be assisted by Mrs. Robert Hanford, Mrs. Raymond Guzzardo, Mrs. Leo Braidman, Mrs. Lawrence Klapperich, Mrs. Albert Vales, Mrs. Joseph Glosson, Mrs. Robert Del Monte, Mrs. Henry Heuser and Mrs. Joseph May. Nancy Schmunk 6 Years Old Nancy Schmunk observed her sixth birthday last Thursday when she entertained several friends at,, her home in ah after- ?-hoon party. Games' were played and refreshments served. Attending the party were Chare lene Hagberg, Charlene Klapperich, Mickie Freund, Terry and Mary Larkin, Joyce Adams, Linda Dowell, sandy, Judy and Linda Schmunk. AT MY HOUSE, EVERYTHING BUT ME GOES TO THE SANITONE DRY CUADIM fcrpfiovco T-12 • • • Not at all hard to believe, when you know how amazingly stretches the whole family's clothing bydp Yes--Sanitone is a real budget stretcher because your clothes come back so many, many times with that original store-fresh look fully restored. Sanitone's deepdown cleansing action really gets out ALL the dirt-- every Spot--every trace of perspiration.*Like-new freshness of colors, patterns and textures is restored with e*ch Sanitone Pry Cleaning, too. Try it . . . Sanitone COSH no more than ordinary dry cleaning. N. Front Street Around the Corner North - of National Tea Store Phone McHenry 927 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bickler and Mrs. Andrew Butler visited the latter's husband at Downey Sunday. He is recovering nicely from surgery but will be confined to the hospital for several more days. Edward and William Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. George Hoelscher and Mrs. M. A. Sutton attended the funeral of their cousin, Mrs. May Lester, at St. Laurence church, Elgin, Saturday, Oct. 23. Mrs. Nellie Bacon, accompanied by the Weston Bacon family of Crystal Lake, spent the weekend at White Lake, near Montello, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Smith have been entertaining three girls, friends from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The Smiths' McHenry friends have been lending a hand in showing them a good time. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Miller gave a get-together party for the three girls, Hazel Likar, Mary Ternoway and Olga Barilko. Some of the other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Covalt, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Miller and Dr. and Mrs. Robert Graf. On Sunday evening the Covalts entertained the three girls and others. The three Canadian girls told of the Canadian version of bowling, where, it seems, bowling is done with a small ball and only five pins. RECENT DEATH MRS. ANNA TONY AN Mrs. Anna Miller Tonyan, 89, a native of the McHenry community, died on Sept. 17 in her home at Fox Lake, where she was a resident for the past fortyone years. CARD OF THANKS I would like to thank the McHenry fire department for the quick actioi* and efficiency in tinguishing Vhe fire at our h< last week Wednesday. It was very much appreciated. 25 M. Toepper MRS. JAMES KLINE Before her marriage to James Kline of Woodstock on Saturday, Oct. 16, this lovely bride was Miss Carol Olsen of McHenry. The couple exchanged vows in Grace Lutheran church in an afternoon ceremony. MYF News Last Sunday night the Methodist Youth Fellowship saw a film, "Family on Trial.1" Mr. Stinespring and Rev. Corbett led a short discussion after the movie. Dick .Wissell led group singing, after which Sue Stinespring and Kathy Anderson led the membership service. The following people joined: Norman Eggert, Scott Bacon, Dale Hinspater and Don Kice. This Saturday night, Oct. 30, we arc having a hay ride party. Afterward we will go over to Arckie Christian's home for hot dogs. All members are to meet at 6:45 at the church and wear warm clothing.' if you want to take the outing, see Sue Stinespring before this Friday because we want to be sure of having enough room for everyone. Betty Wright, reporter IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our dear wife and mother, Marie Maynard, who died Oct. 28, 1953. 25 Bert Maynard and Family Open Tues., Thurs. & Fri. evenings 'til 9 p.m. ' A», * \ -v For those gala holiday evenings when a lady sets her cap at loveliness . . . Exciting permanents and hairstylings that are perfection, to see, to envy, and to w a n t . . . IPhone 147 for your holiday appointment n o w . . . YOUR LOVELINESS IS OUR BUSINESS ADELINE PEDERSEN, Prop.jt 126 N. Riverside Drive McHenry, HI. Phone 147 Low Cost Fuel At Your Door Why use out-moded fuels with all the • extra work they cause? We will deliver convenient, thrifty, safe Bottled Gas direct to your door, wherever you live. ALTHOFF'S HARDWARE "McHenry County's Leading Hardware" Phone 284 501 Main St. McHenry, I1L HKMii A eantx and LAUNDRY As good looking as they are warm! fUMRH Finest Quality 8 oz. Sanforized Blue Denim Lined with Finest Sanforized Cotton Copper Riveted Double Stitched Zippers Guaranteed for Life of Garment SIZES 1 TO 22 Kmgulart, Slimt, Hutki*t EACH EVERYWHERE -- IN THE U.S.A. GLADSTONE'S DEPT. STORE PHONE 182 203 S. Green St. McHenry, 111 MOOSE LODGE' Don't forget , the kids' Hallowe'en party for children of Moose members Friday night, Oct. 29, at 8 p.m. at Moose hall. It is hoped th&t many mothers will attend with their children in order to secure a good time for all. \ Saturday night is the hight for the adult Hallowe'en masquerade. a spaghetti plate will be served. Costume prizes Will be awarded. . All arrangements are complete for the big feather party on the evening of Nov. 6. The public is invited to attend this party. A free turkey plate will be served those who attend. Watch this space for details on the hayrack party scheduled for Nov. 13 and for a public party sponsored by the child care committee of the Women's auxiliaryon Nov. 20. Marriage Licenses Richard Peterson, Lakemoor, and Elnora F. Basile, fcingwood. Mathias iVeinacht, Palatine, and Jean Peterson, McHenry. SPECIAL PRACTICES Special sectional- practices which will include all members of the McHenry Choral club are being planned for Monday, Nov. 1. The club's annual holiday program will be presented in the high school auditorium on Sim, day evening, Dec. 5. m The better the bulbs, the better your results. Plqnt these top quality bulbs now for price* £ winning effects, next Spring I "We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere" ELM STREET FLORIST Across the Street from A&P 800 Elm Stj., Phi 230 McHenry, IU. There will be dancing every •Saturday night during^ the winter months. i The club members qre proud of. our new ceiling and are grateful to those who helped make it possibfe On Nov. 18 there will be a social meeting, featuring a corned beef and cabbage dinner. There will also be E.T.O. and Victory at Sea pictures. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Pitzen are the parents of a don, born at .Memorial hospital the last of the week. ENTERS TAIJIFEST Vera Dahlgren, Woodstock a member of .. the McHenry county Rural Yoiiifi,' will be one of the participants in the state Rural Youth talkfest Nov. 16. Vera participated in district talkfest competition in Yorkville Oct.. 8 and was selected as one of the two district winners. Tom Hill, Union, was also a district speaker, representing the McHenry county Rural Youth. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Smith of Rockton, Hl.r and. Mrs. Celia Knox of Crystal Lake spent Sunday in the Martin Conway home. Nationally Advertised FURNITURE "KROEHLER" Living Room Suites "HOWELL" Famous Kitchen Sets "SIMMONS" Beauty-Rest Mattress - $69.50 Floora & Furniture Phone 38 or 787 523 Main St. McHenry, 111. NEISEN'S B A N K F A C T S F O R Y O U mAorm Depositors who maintain balances large enough to produce bank earnings that offset the cost of the checking service they use pay no service charge/ Other depositors who prefer to carry smaller balances pay moderate monthly service charges to cover the expenses involved in servicing their accounts. Either way, a checking account offers priceless bill-paying convenience at economical cost. Come in: open your account at our bank -- and make full use of it. McHENRY STATE BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System Interest Paid On Savings Deposited PHONE 1040 Toys Hobbies Lionel Trains And Accessories Gifts Complete Infants' Dept. Ladies' Ready-To-Wear DO YOU KNOW It's Qnly WEEK'S TIL BM C5 ffWi #11* that means our New Christmas Slock has arrived. Come in and make your choice NOW . . . Use Our Convenient LAY-AWAY PLAN! 103 N. Riverside Drive PHONE 459 McHenry, 111.