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--"^5 w PageTwelve THE .. r, --, Wednesday* May 29, lt8f (53= OOD NEWS By Mr& George Shepard 500 Party Mr.- and Mrs. B. T. Butler entertained their 500 club at their home Tuesday evening. High scores went to Mrs. Pete Sebastian and Ben Walkington and low to Mrs. Ben Walkington and Pete Sebastian. Roy Lau^encp and friend of Chicago called on Mrs. Agnes ^ncks Friday. . Schoo) Picnic The school picnic will be held at the schoolhouse Sunday, June 2, the community is extended an invitation to attend. Families should bring their own sandwiches and silverware^ and a dish to pass for pot-luck. •> . SPRING GROVE By Mrs. Charles Freund Viola Low Entertains Mrs. Viola Low entertained-her '500 Club at her home Wednesday. A one o'clock dessert luncheon was served. High score went to Mrs. Lester Ca'rr ^nd low. to Mrs. Ben Walkington. „ ' • " Virginia Jepson to Rome, Italy Miss Virginia, Jepson, ddtigli ter 6f Mr. and- Mrs. B. M. Walkingtoil, will attend , the eleventh griadrerlhial congress of nurses in Rome, Italy, May 26 to June 2. The association which is the organiza-1 tion of registered professional nurses in Illinois will be represented by 500 nurses. The international council of nurses is a federation of national professional nurses association and has a membership of 450,000. Visits will be made to European hospitals and health, agencies. Church Newi Everyone's invited to worsh.o at Ringvvood at 9:30 or at Greenwood at 11 a.ni. The sorraon tojgic at Doth services June 2 will be "Patience and Fire." The hours of church school for all ages, including adults, are 9:45 at Greenwood 10:30 at- Ringvvood. These 'are churches of the open door. Personals Mrs. Georgia Thomas and son Loren of Woodstock were dinner guests of Mrs. Riiby Shepard Friday evening. Mr. and M'hs. Archie Cooper who were enroute to their home at Union Grove, Wis., after spending the winter at Marathon, Florida, were dinner guests of Mrs. Agnes Jencks Friday. Mrs. Marie Wagner and sons of Woodstock spent Friday evening with Mrs. Ruby Shepard. Mrs. Louis Hawley and Mrs. Ernest Reinwall Jr. and son spent Monday afternoon with relatives at Crystal Lake. Mrs. Ella Waikup of Greenwood called on Mrs. Ruby Shepard Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Rager of Chicago and Mrs. Elizabeth Carr of Alden were callers in the Dr. Hepburn home Wednesday afternoon. College .Offers Workshop In Elementary Education Northern Illinois State college is offering a workshop in elementary education this summer at the Clarence Olson school in 'Woodstock. The content of the wori<Shop will be deteiroined by the expressed needs of the teachers who enroll; however, it generally centers around reading, curriculum, child development, arts and crafts, and social studies. There will be two demonstration classes which will utilize children of the Woodstock school. These classes will aid in allowing the teachers to observe practices, suggested in their own sessions of the workshop and will provide valuable experiences for the children enrolled. Forty-seven teachers of Mc- Henry county have enrolled and information was secured from Northern State College that the" enrollment will be limited A night of registration will be held May 17 at 8 p.m. in the Olson school. Members of the faculty of Northern will be present to -complete registration of the teachers and to give additional information. The \vorkshop will begin June 17 and end July 26. It will give six semester hours of efther undergraduate or graduate college credit. SPOP EN MCHENRY Mason Contractor* Sand L BoOdera of New" Constructtoa and Remodeling CONSTRUCTION COMPANY PHONE. 409 BOB PEPPING, Owner The birthday club -met at the home of Mrs. Rprk Pierce on Wednesday afternoon. Prizes cards went to Mrs. Elizabeth Freund, Mrs.-William Britz, Mrs. L. Van Every, Mrs. Alice Wagner. A lovely* lunch' was served after cards. ? Mrs. Alice Wagner received (word from her nephew, Kenneth jFranzen in Cedar C?ity, Utah that they have a 4 lb. 5 oz. boy born May 10. He has been named Malcolm. Members of the Holy Napie boiling team and their wives Jbr guests enjoyed a roast beef dinner at St. Jeter's parish hall on Wednesday night. This was held as a closing of the bowling season and various awards were presented. . ' Father Daleiden presented the awards to the frist place winners who were Danny Miller, Eugene Hergott,' Alfred May, Tony Meyers and Connie Miller. There were after dinner speeches with Jerry Miller as toastmaster. Interesting talks were giygn by Father Daleiden, Father, Plesa and Father Eugene Jung of Shek" by, Ohio who we were happy /to have present as our guest. There was a social evening- at cards and visiting after the dinner. The Girl Scouts and guests enjoyed an evening of roller skating at the rink in Twin Lakes, Wis-, Monday night. , Father Eugene Jung, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tinney and Bud Tinney enjoyed a trip to St. Nazianz, Wis/, ofl Wfrttnmiay ortd ^visited at SAlvatorian Seminary. CongratuWtion to the. of '57. Baccalaureate services for the graduates of -1957 wa$ held at the high school in Richmond on Friday night. Graduation was Sunday afternoon at the high school auditorium. .There was si large crowd present to witness this impressive ceremony. Rev. Robert A. Hooker of Woodstock delivered •, the address. Several selections were given by the-high school band and choral group. Presentation of diplomas .Was made -by R. W. Gardner, president of the school® boarav Benediction by Rev. Harold Carlson was an appropriate closing. Among those who celebrated in honor of the graduates in their family were the George W. Mays for Diane, The Olsons for Judy, the Robert Kautzes for Harold, the Tony Meyerses for Betty, the Widhalms for Raymond. Relatives and friends were entertained in their homes Sunday evening. Little Diane Bereiter underwent a tonsillectomy at St. Therese's hospital in Waukegan. r SFUL YEAR TO COM SAVE MONEY! AVOID WASTE! READY-MIX CONCRETE ^ RADIO DISPATCHED 4 McHENRY READY MIX CO Jnc. Front St. PHONE 920 McHenry, Illinois Another successful year of the Womanis club came to an end recently, with Mrs. C. W. Goodell presiding. She and most of the other officers and chairmen will return in the fall to serve another term. ^ The speaker at the meeting was Lois Etzold, who spoke on good grooming hints, followed by musical entertainment by the Thornton children. Mrs. Merkt, a niece of Mrs- Fred Bienapfl, was present to offer several well refleiyed musical numbers, including tUe fflpukr "I Believe." Her voice -will return in the near •fUture. 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