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/ *•' * . </ - *• ' \ r * ' f ^ ' I , ,* { / THE MdHEllftY "PLAINDEALER ! Thqrsday, January 10. 19! CKocolate Smoothie •HH5HH PERSONALS Balloting At OES Meeting An interesting meeting of the t O.E.S. was held Jan. 8, with bal- j loting followed "by Sister Harriet j Dodd, the instructress, giving I pointers on items in which mem- j Mr. an^ Mrs. George Collette bcrs have been lax. ] spent _.the holidays with relatives Quite a few ladies were present ! 'n Minneapolis, Minn, but members say they would en- ! Mr. and Mrs. Frank' Speaker of joy seeipg more new faces in the ; Burlington, Wis.; v^re guests of future. W.S.C.S-. Meets At Churvh January 17 The Women's Society for Christian Service will meet at the Methodist church on Thursday, Jan. 17, at 12:30 o'clock. Mrs. Glaidys Hobbs will speak on youth work. j McHenry relatives YNew Year's day. Mr. and Mrs. Alfons Adams and daughters, accompanied by Mi;, and Mrs. Joseph Adams of Johnsburg. were guests in the Ray Walsh home in Fox Lake Sunday, where they helped Mrs. , Walsh celebrate his birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Muska left Plan Second Party recently, via motor, to spend sev- In C. D. of A. Tourney era! weeks in Valle - de - Brano, The second party ih the current j Mexico. card tournament of the Catholic I The Herman Dowe family visit- Daughters of America will be held ; ed in the George Bohr home in Thursday evening, Jan. -17. j Minneapolis, Minn.; the past week. At the Jan:' 3 business meeting, I Jack Weber of Fort Knox, Ky.; Olivia and Carolyn Bauer acted ; spent, a holiday furlough with his as chairmen. Prize winners were ! wife and baby at Wonder Lake Pauline NimSgern in canasta; Co- and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. JOHN. BATES CLAIMED INDIANArGIRL AS DECEMBER BRIDE letta Adams, Ann Rodenkirch and Olive May in pinochle., Rev. Fr. Schuler gave a short talk during the meeting. Robert L. Weber, Bob Weber of i Fort Leonard Wood, Mo.; also visited his parents during the holidays. Mesdames Ethel McGee, Bobbie May, Rose Staines, Irene Guffey, Ann Rodenkirch, Helen Heuser, Serve this easy-to-make chocolate pudding just once and it will probably become a family favorite. Rich in the real chocolate flaver, it is creamy smooth.and is especially good topped with a little fluff of whipped cream. As combination chef and cleanup committee, you'll be interested in the fact that thfe is mixed and cooked in the satne pot. All you do is combine the sugar, flour and salt, in the top of a double boiler, add milk and unsweetened chocolate and cook. Couldn't be easier--or smoother--or more' delicious. Easy Chocolate Pudding % cup sugar 3 cups milk 5 tablespoon* flour 8 squares unsweetened chocolate VL teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon vanilla Combine sugar, flour, and salt in top of double boiler, mixing thoroughly. Add milk gradually, stirring constantly. Add chocolate. Place over boiling water and coolc, until chocolate is melted and mixture is thick and well-blended, stirring constantly. Theil* continue cooking 10 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add vanilla. Chill and serve with cream. Makes fi servings. In a double ring ceremony performed in the Methodist church of Cloverds^|>^|nd.. on Dec. 23, Miss Barbara meier became the bride1- of,' John Albert Bates. The bride is the daughter of Mr. an<^ Mrs. Lewis Neier of Cloverdale and the groom is- the son of Dr. and Mrs. Norman C. Bates of McHenry. The former Miss Neier chose a gown ot wis*-: ' tulle and rose- | point lace over" satin. The basque ' lace bodice was designed with a ; scoop, scalloped neckline, etched I with ix ideseent sequins and seed pearls, the' !H'iffant skirt of tulle ' was fishjfmed over a Dior hoop, ! highlighted , with lace applique, I etched wi""1;; sequins. Her single j str'artel of jfearls was a gift of ' the bridegj^aih. On her head she i wore a lace tiara, beaded with iridescent sequins and seed pearls, GARD OF THANKS I want to thank everyone who Seht cards and gifts and offered prayers in my behalf during the time I was confined to the hospital. Everything was appreciated so much. *Ss6 Stephen Zriny. Christen Daughter Of Eugene Freunds The infant daughter of Mr. and Elizabeth Thompson, Mildred Mil- Mrs. Eugene P. Freund was | ler and Miss Bertilla Freund, christened Cynthia Marie in a Gertrude and Laura Weber enterbaptismal service solemnized at : tained at Downey Wednesday eve- St. Mary's 'church on Sunday, ning- Dec. 30, with Rev. Ft. John Reu- j Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nelson and land officiating. The baby was ! sons, David and Mark of Sterling born Dec. 19. ! spent the weekend with his par- Sp6nsors at the baptismal rite j ents, Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Nelwere Joyce and Kenneth Adams. 1 son. Dinner guests in the Nelson : : ! home Friday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Otto Pearson-of Crystal Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Miller are vacationing in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Beckenbaugh and children of Clinton, la, spent a*f£w days during the holiday witn her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Althoff. Mrs. Ebba Granath and son. Bob, of Steger, 111., spent a few days the past week with relatives here. "Mrs. Robert Beckenbaugh- left Saturday, by plane, for a visit in the home of her sister, Mrs. Fred Chase, in Lakeland, Fla. CARD OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Nelson I: would like tp take, this means j and. daughter,- Judy, have rfetiFrnttTl of thanking meinbei® ^if-ihe < Me- taJVlexico. ' Henry fire department for their Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dowell and quick action in extinguishing the children, Cathy and Bob, of Lafay Miss Villa Smith of Cleveland, j wedding of their niece, Miss Don- Ohio spent the New Year's holiday j na Baker, to Joseph HoelzeJ, in the Robert Thompson home. ; which took place at the Metho- CAKD OF THANKS I would like to take this opportunity to thank friends for cards, gifts and flowers during the time I was ill. They wer* .appreciated so much. 36 Frieda Olsen Mr. and Mrs. Leo Blake and family visited" their daughter, Sister Charles Marie, at St. Martin's I parish, Chicago .Sunday. The Robert Brugger family of Kenosha, Wis.; were guests in the Fred Bienapfl home ^Sunday. Atty. R. A. Stueben and Theodore Graham are spending a few weeks in Florida. and Mrs. Fred Bienapfl spent a recent evening in the William Briggs home in Salem, Wis.; Mr. Briggs, who was confined to a Kenosha, Wis.; hospital for several weeks following an auto accident, has returned home and i® recovering nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Staines of Powers Lake, Wis.; were Sunday guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Staines. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wollak celebrated their twenty - ninth wedding anniversary on Dec. 29. Mr. and Mrs. William WisselJ and son .Richard, attended the dist church in Burlington, Wis. on Dec. 29. Mrs.' Eleanor Nye and Arthur Martin were recent visitors in the George Strendel home in Aurora. Mrs. George Worts attended tht funeral of Mrs. Ida Guge in Elgin Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Horstman daughter, Karen/and Bob Bigelow of Fort Jennings, Ohio, spent the new year's weekend with Mrs. Horstman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Blake. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Overton have been vacationing in Florida. Mrs. Ada Hoelscher of Elgin spent the past week with her sister, Mrs. R. I. Overton. •> Mr. and Mrs. William CaldynpM of Cedar Rapids, Iowat spent Year's day with their daugh) Mrs. Grace Mackey. •£ Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Unti daughter, Gina, of Wadsworth, Kas., spent a week between Christmas and New Year's day with his parents, the John Untis. mm THE J N BATES fire et my home last week. 36 Frank Pechart CARD OF THANKS I would like to express my sincere thanks for Masses, prayers, cards and good wishes offered in my behalf while I Was in the hos- ' sing, Minn.; spent a few days reette, Ind., spent a few days during the holidays with McHenry relatives. Leo Heimer was a visitor in the home of his nephew, Charles Steilen, in Elmhurst Sunday. Miss Estelle Thompson of Lanpital. Also for the kindnesses of M$gT. Nix, Rev. Schuler" and Rev. Reuland aftd all those who helped in my recovery. Everything is appreciated very much. •36 Mrs. Peteir W. Frett REPUBLICAN WOMEN MEET The McHenry Township Republican Women's Cluh will have a dinner Tuesday, Jan. 15, at 7 o'clock at the Chapel Hill Country club. For reservations, contac. Mrs. Harold Frett at 83-M. cently in the Robert Thompson home. Robert Beckenbaugh made a business trip to Dallas, Texas, the past week. Miss Rose Huemann spent the holidays in Milwaukee, Wis. Walter Warner of Elgin visited McHenry relatives Friday. Isfonttitculatiiig * More Dirt than Heat? If your warnvair heating system hasn't been cleaned lately, it is depositing dust all over your house -- every time the heat comes on 1 Furnace filters cannot trap more than 50%cof this dust -- and that's why it pays to h^t«# you* heating pipe? cleaned by Holland's SANI-VAC SERVICE once a year. HOLLAND For healthier, happier dustfree home life, far less cleaning work and expense, plus greater heating comfort, h4ve your heating system cleaned thoroughly by the famous Holland SANI-VAC SERVICE right now. Quicfe'. Muss-free.; Can be done even in cold weather. Call today! HOLLAND FUHMCf CU SANI-VAC SERVICE E CO. SH 1-7535 lELm, ILL. ^ January 10 ; K. of ,C. Regular Meeting Woman's Guild, St. Paul's Episcopal Church --8 p.m. -- Mrs. A. H. Mosher Home. W.C.OiF. Fifty-First Anniversary Party -- 8 p.m. -- St. Mary's Hall. January UKInstallation of Fox River Valley, R.N.A., Officers -A Methodist Church--8 p.m. '. January 15 " McHenry Township Republican Women's Club Dinhe: -- Chapel Hill Country Club. January 17 W.S.C.S. Meeting -^- Methodist Chjirch. . January 18 Bishop's Committee, St. Paul's Episcopal Church--Home of Williams Banks--8 p.ip. January 22 O.E.S. Regular Stated Meeting nd Initiation -- Acacia Hall -- 8 p.m. ' February 12 O.E.S. Friend's Night -- Acacia Hall--8 p.m. February 20 Annual O.E.S. Card Party--Afternoon --Acacia Hall. HARDEST BUSIEST CHEAP&S1 WORKERS EN TOWN PLAINDEALER WANT ADS mmmmmtmmm mmmmmmmm mmm m ••• AMONG THE SICK McHenry Ktospital Patients in the McHenry hos*- pital during the past week were William Danko, Angeline^ Janovick, May Patterson, Kathryn Orthwein, l,ouise Eri'ckson, John Freund, William H. Pickett, Joseph Kloeckher, Donald Morris, Harry Putnam, Sadie Berg, Nick BIRTHS ,1 ftfe? 'and Mrs. Henry Nell are the parents of a daughter, born Jan. 2 at Memorial hospital. A girl was born Jani Q at Memorial hospital to Mr., and Mrs. Frank Frantz/ "v _ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller TO Ringwood welcomed,^; son at Memorial .hospital,- Woodstock, on Jan. 7. v Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Reinwall, Jr., announced^, thg .^r^ival of a Pitzen, Mary.Scheid and Lucille, son, their_ it Memorial Stevens of the McHenry commun- I hosPltal, Dec- 2'- .Mrs- Reinwall ity; Lorraine W.'Murphy and Paul Fjellstedt of Ringwood. Memorial Hospital Memorial hospital patients this past week were Mary Buch, Michael Weingart and Mrs. Simon Fuller of McHenry, kathryn Hinz and is the former Marian Hawley Of Ringwood . A daughter was born Dec. 30 in Arlington, Va., to the Thom#t Huemanrts, formerly of McHenry. R^r. Huemann is now serving in the Air Force. -HiS wife is the former Darlene Aftdreas of Ririg- Janice Mendyk of Ringwood and I wood. They have horned the baby Mary Miller of Wonder Lake. I f5sa- Ann. 70DDLER SHOP and . • ; -' Teen Corner JANUARY CLEARANCE Now In Progress 25% Off On All 'Coats Si Snow Suits, Dresses & Skirts Sizes -- Reg. 3-14 & Subteeiw 'WWW * which tna«u ff"fingertip veil of French illusion. She carried white Amazon lilies, ""ntered with a white orcWlm* The maid» of honor was Miss Valerie Bathes, sister of the bridegroom, o¥ ^drtenry. Donald Arvidson of v.>iom Lake served as best man and Dick Bates, brother of the groom, and Erwin Neier, brc^her of the bride, were "ushers. ' The bride attenia^d Purdue university for tw^ vears and was graduated !|ri the apiing oi 1956 from Indiemia' university. CTie is now teaching art in Washington, Ind., high school. Mr. Bates attended Purdue university and is no.v enrolled at DeVry Technical institute, Chicago. 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