The Daily Chronicle from De Kalb, Illinois • Page 5

i PAGE FIVE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1956 THE DEKALB DAILY CHRONICLE, DEKALB, ILLINOIS Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schultz, He Hospital Notes TOE II opens Valentine Day Fun bron; Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Kindberg, Rockford; Mr: and Mrs.

Don Stauff er and family, Rockford; Mr. and Ed Brown, Caledonia; Mr. and Mrs. Luther field, Watherman, and John Ratcliff, Belvidere. On Monday night the build ing and grounds committee of the WUlowdale' Grange met at the Glenn Wilson home.

Tues day afternoon the lecturers committee met at the Wilson home and Wednesday night the home economics committee meets there, all to make out their calendar for the. coming year. GENOA GENOA Lyle Lawson Is attending farm and home week at Urbana. Stanley Hobson and Ralph Houghton attended the North western-Purdue basketball game at Evanston Wednesday evening Mr. Hobson is a graduate of Purdue University.

Mrs. Lester Anderson of Plato Center underwent major surgery at Sherman Hospital at Elgin. On Saturday Vernon An derson and Raymond Highland were blood donors. Mrs. Emma Kohne has returned from Elgin where, she mm GLIDDEN MEMORIAL Admitted Surgical, Mrs.

Syl vester Hofbauer, Mary Childs, DeKalb. Dismissed Darren Purvis, Mazie Woods, Alice Switzer, William Brown, DeKalb. ST. MARY'S Admitted Medical, Gayle Lindsay, DeKalb; Mrs. Hattie Winklepleck, Sycamore; tonsil lectomy, Sandra Lynn Kahler, daughter of Robert Kahler, De Kalb.

1 Dismissed Mrs. Anton Ha-kanson, Rochelle; Mrs. Donald Fox and daughter, Sandwich; Mrs. Justin Skuodas, Mrs. Alan Hueber and son, DeKalb.

Boy Scouts iRoy Cooper and Clarence Klommhaus accompanied four Explorer Scouts, Ray Klommhaus, Bill Turley, Dave Cooper and Steve Maple, to a discussion on future plans at Camp KaDeKa near Aurora recently. 4. 4. Churches Important business win be dis cussed when the Ladies Aid of the Immanuel Lutheran Church meets tomorrow afternoon, 2 o'clock, at the church. Refresh ments will be served.

Grange News Ohio Grove Grange will be having Home Night Friday at the hall at 8 p.m. Ohio Grove grangers are requested to bring extra amounts of jello, cake or sandwiches. Deputy and Mrs. Donald Wil son of WUlowdale Grange en tertained at their home here Saturday night at a meeting of State Grange officers, Pamo- na masters and county deputies of the grange from McHenry, Boone, Winnebago and DeKalb counties to make plans for; the fourthcoming farm policy meet ings to be held in each county! in February. Included in the group were Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Neffenig-j ger, Marengo; Mr. and Herbert Harvard; Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Carlson, Belvidere; Watch Repair Fast Expert Service T.

ASKELAND, Jeweler 136 S. Second Street LIVE IN FLORID AMr. and Mrs. Lonnie L. Foster, who were married on December 28 at the bride's home in Malta, are now living in Pensacola, Fla.

(Cry-Dun Photo.) Society Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Sutton and children, Raymond and Phyllis, and Kathy Morris at tended graduation at Great Lakes on Saturday for Richard Sutton who has now completed his boot training. Mr. and Mrs.

Sutton and Kathy returned to Great Lakes Sunday for com pany dinner and dance. Richard is now being sent to his hew base in Virginia. 1 ReV. Sterling Johnson return ed Monday from a week in Minneapolis, Minn. He attended; the mid-wihter conference of the Lu theran Evangelistic Movement at the First Augustana Luther an Church.

He was evening speaker, at three of the evening services, 4. 4. 4. 1 The Lady Elks of DeKalb will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at the club.

Cards will follow business. Mrs. Henrietta Risetter is chair man of the refreshment committee. Mrs. Curtis Halverson who fell and broke her hip Satur- day.is a patient at the Glidden Memorial Hospital.

A license to marry was issued at Sycamore on Tuesday, Jan. 31, 11956, to Dale Ralph Vogler, Rochelle, and Constance Joan Busse, iinville Twp, Ogle County, 4 4. Mrs. Gertrude. Kieffe of Hast ings, and P.

W. Gallagher of Carney, Neb arrived Mon day to attend the funeral services of their brother-in-law, L. H. George. Both plan to re turn to their homes the latter part of, the week after visiting with Mrs.

George on North Fourth Street Mrs. Kieff is also visiting her daughter and family, the Rino Stef ani's on South Third Street I -i- Mrs. John Quinlan and two children, Ann and Karen, have been spending the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.

E. Courtney on South Third Street The Quinlans make: their home at Northbrook. The Cornonelll man of the year 1680 was first to show that the Rio Grande River emptied into the Gulf ot Mexico, not the Gulf of California. GOOD NEWS We Now Hoy Merc off Those Wonderful Double Value, Doubl Duty 9x12 PACESETTER REVERSIBLE RUGS At the low. $OQ QR low price of each AifW A Variety of colors to select from.

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Also loy-crway. FREE CUSTOMER PARKING IN REAR OP STORE Choose New Officers For Af ton Club Officers for the coming were named last night at the meeting of Af ton Community Club held at Elva HalL Those who will serve are: President Don Mosher; vice president Ross Minnegan; secretary- treasurer, Kusseil Konrer. Following a discussion it was decided to hold the meetings on the third Tuesday evening "Of each month. Cards were played with awards being presented to Mrs, Bert Islemah high and William Buehler, second high A potluck supper was served earlier in the evening. Cub Scouts Pack 339 Waterman Cub Scout Pack 339 met Monday evening in the community building.

The boys and their parents viewed pic tures taken by Howard i Kauf man on a trip to Alaska. The pack meeting opened with the presentation of flags by Jimmy Strausberger and Jimmy Swift Den One won at tendance 'honors. Cubmaster Sheldon Kesner announced that the February pack meeting will be the Blue; and Gold dinner, and that the display of handicraft In honor of Cub Scout Week will be in the windows ot the "30" shop starting Wednes day. -'i Clyde ViPond presented awards as follows: '1-iob Kesner, wolf badge; John Jones, Woody Jones, Jimmy Strausberger, Gary Reid, Craig Rice, Jimmy Swift and Russell ViPond, wolf bagde and gold arrow. Curt Rice, wolf badge, gold arrow and silver arrow; Rich ard ViPond and Gary Gletty, silver arrow on wolf badge, bear badge and gold arrow; Gary Dolder, gold arrow on bear badge; Jerry Maple, silver arrow on bear; Mickey Danne- witz, gold and silver arrow on Lion badge.

Bob Maple and Terry Daneau, silver arrow on lion; Don Hay es, two silver arrows on lion; Jerry Maple, Richard ViPond, Gary Dolder, Larry Carroll, Gene Klommhaus and Gary Gletty, one year service pins. Neatest Scouts were: Den one, Jimmy Strausberger; Two, Gene Klommhaus, and Four, Jimmy Swift, Curt Rice and Jimmy Maple. Den mothers are: Den One, Mrs. Edward Maple and Mrs. Thomas Hays; two, Mrs.

Stanley Low and Mrs. Clarence Klommhaus, and four Mrs. Robert Maple and Mrs. Phillip Rice. Lunch was served by Den Two.

I Tired of the same old canned soups for lunch? Try mixing them, tvo or thfee at a time, potato with chicken, mushroom with shrimp, etc. If an easy way to add School of Dancing S15 North Tenth Street PHONE: DEKALB 64451 11 I'll Ha "3 1 ISA DELIA 1 DELANO'S Vm hnme ox her daughter, Mrs. David John- son. uunng mai -Johnson was subjected to major surgery at Sherman Hospital In Elgin. ATTEND ELGIN WEDDING GENOA The wedding of Janice Schaeffer, daughter 01 U1U iU9.

M.J and Richard Konen was solemn ized Saturday at St Peters pa- mion cathouc cnurcn i Later a large reception was held at the Labor Temple in El- pin. Amon" the miests were bride's uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pinne. and members of their famUy, 'Mr.

and Mrs. rum Plnn. Mr. and Mrs. Clif ford Overton of Genoa, and Mr.

and Mrs. Orville Pinna 01 fayca-more. RUMMAGE SALE FRIDAY, FEB. 3 9 AM. MISSION COVENANT CHURCH Corner Flsk Ave.

and N. 7th Phone 6-2951 50 Season DeKalb, Illinois Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy of Maple Park announce the birth of a daughter born Tues day, Jan. 31, 1956 at Glidden Memorial Hospital.

She weigh ed seven pounds and thirteen ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McCas- son of Rochelle and Mr. and Mrs.

Dewey Kennedy of Ten nessee are grandparents. Ir A daughter Cheryl Lynn, was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Wheeler of Lee, Tuesday, Jan. 31, 1956 at Glidden Memorial Hospital.

She weighed six pounds, fifteen dunces. She will join Carry, 5, Bren- da, 3, and Sandra, 19 months. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brady of John-ville and John Wheeler of Fairfield.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook are parents of a daughter born Tuesday. Jan. 31, 1956 at Glid den Memorial Hospital.

She weighed eight pounds and nine ounces. Bobby, 2V5, is at home. 1 Mr and Mrs. Vernie Woods and Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Cook of DeKalb are the grand parents. Four-H Youth Clubs The Genoa Prairie Farmer Four-H Club will meet Monday at the home of Stanley Swanson. Jimmy Johnson will give a talk and demonstration. Refreshments will be served. The monthly meeting of the DeKalb Four-H Federation will be held Tuesday night, 7:30 o'clock, in the Farm Bureau building.

Education feature of the eve ning will be a film, "So Much Depends," which shows a Four- member in DeKalb County teaching his father about farming. Venterpiece One ol the bright spots mid way through a drab winter is the youthful red, white and lace paper touch of St Valentine's Pay. It's a fitting and favorite occasion for a party especially for the we-teen or! young teen ager who is charmed with the old-fashioned romance sur rounding the exchange of pret ty valentines. It has been remarked that the difference between a "par ty and a get-together is often no more trouble than fixing up a pretty table and taking extra with 'refreshments. Entertainment varies between movies, ice-skating, sledding and a i depending on the weather and the time of day.

But putting the label on the affair does impress to a certain extent a daughter's role as hostess and the "gang" with their social responsibility as guests. I To dress a Valentine's table, choose a center piece: your daughter herself coujd ma Such a one might make use cardboard, red paper, lace doi lies and chocolate kisses. Use round hat box for the base, trimmed down to four-inch height and covered with red crepe-paper or red shelf paper. Turn upside down and cover top with more red paper, ta in place for the sake of and smoothness. Festoon sides with scallops i cut from lace doilies.

Then tape foil- covered kisses to the sides. Cut a hole in. the center' of the top. A cardboard tube (from a wax-paper roll) wrap- ped in red paper can be pushed Into the base. Top the tube with a small square box! On the sides, tape an ace, king, queen and jack of hearts from an old deck of playing cards and finish off the top with a crown cut from a scrap Mrs! Lovell Returns From Trip West i Mrs.

Adeline Lovell has re turned to DeKalb from a vacation out She accompanied Mr. Mrs. Earl Shattuck, leaving December 11 for Los Angeles, Calif. They visited many places of Interest including the Petrified Forest, Grand Canyon, Disneyland, Knotts Berry, Farm, Huntington Library and Gardens, Forest Lawnyand Tijuana. Mex.

While in Los Angeles, the De Kalb people were guests of former residents of this area, including Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Strong (he was formerly from Sycamore), Mr. and "Mrs. Sam Kovich and their' Coolibah Res taurant at Woodland Hills, -and Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Harmes. A week was spent with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Horan.

She is the former Florence Smith of DeKalb. With, them they en-Joyed Christmas Eve dinner. The Rose Bowl parade was a highlight in the California stay. On thereturn trip, Mrs. Lovell visited a cousin, Mr.

and Mrs. 'Walter Nordin, for ten days at Flagstaff, Ariz. There she saw Snowball Mountain, the San Francisco peak; highest point in Arizona, Oak Creek Canyon, the ghost town in Jerome, and Walnut Canyon. Mr. and Mrs.

Shattuck will return to DeKalb in March. Altar Rosary Society Meet Hole! Tuesday -Altar and Rosary Society of St Mary's Church had a gathering ol members for. a potluck suDoer last evening at the school. Mrs. Raymond Lyons, president, called the meeting to order at 7:30 Rev.

Hubert McGinn leading members in the Rosary. Mrs. Cyril Weishaar gave the secretary and treasurer's report. A donation was voted to purchase dishes and tables for the Parent Teacher Association. There was a discussion of plans fnr serving the Farm Bureau dinner on February 7.

Mrs. Ly-4 ens was named general chairman to work with the ollowing committee chairmen: Dining room, Mrs. Marie Flusch; kitch- eiVMrs. Phil Quinn; ana McGirr. Katherine Kane, chairman of sacristan, reported for her 'group, Rev.

McGinn displayed the new white vestments recently purchased by the society. Mrs. lone Lindemann reported on the National Council Catholic Women which was held in Aurora on January IS. Refreshments were served during the social hour The kitchen committee maned by irrs. jg She Powers, Mrs.

una T'v James Vannuccl. The next 3 i of gold paper (possibly left over from Christmas wrappings). Using up the tag-ends of ribbons, add a further dashing ioucn witn iiuuy bows tied and taped around the base of the tube. Newcomers Marie Golden Anniversary Mnr and Mri Robert Newcomer observed their golden wedding anniversary at a Sun- aay reception with Mr. and Mrs Kusseil Pyper hosts at their home.

I Mrs. Ray Latimer and Mrs Albert Stone greeted friends and relatives at the Rev. William White of the First Methodist Church offered pray er and brief comments. Those presiding at the guest book were Joan Marshall and Audrey Meyen, nieces of the couple. Mrs.

Rodney Latimer was at the gift table. Floral arrangements and gpld candles decorated the refreshment table at which Mrs. Vincent Fuller, Mrs. Harold Marshall and Mrs. Bernlce Fair-dough presided.

Out-of-town guests were present from Chicago, Great Lakes, Sycamore, Kingston, Rockford, Caledonia, Rochelle and Ottawa. Ella Fuller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fuller of De-KaKlb, and Robert Newcomer, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Christian Newcomer of Leaf River, were married February 1, 1906, in Chicago. Clubs Lodges BB Club members are re minded of their meeting Thurs day evening at the home of Mrs. Clinton Arison of Syca more; Needle Clickers met last night with Mrs. Carmen Hallgren, Visiting and needlework were the evening's diversions. Pat Hosea will entertain February 14.

4 Mrs." Edward Gallagher will be contralto soloist at the De Kalb Woman's Club when it meets at 2 p.m. Friday at the First Methodist Church. She will be accompanied at the piano- by Mrs. E. B.

Land. Mrs. Gallagher is a graduate of the School of -Music at the University of Illinois where she was a member of Sigma Alpha Iota, honorary music sorority, At the University she studied under Bruce Foote. She also at tended the Chicago Conserva tory of Music, being coached by Dickinson. The speaker for the afternoon is to be Mrs.

Yvonne Burt who will tell of "Gardening as a' Hobby." Mrs. Marian Decker enter tained Breezy Eights for an evening of samba Tuesday night at her home. First prize went to Mrs. Char lotte Mihm, second to Mrs. Lor raine Johnson and low to Mrs Margaret Parkhouse.

Mrs. Decker followed a Valentine Day theme in decorations. Mrs. Phyllis Breese will entertain on February 28. 1 Elva Bridge Club will have Mrs.

Leonard Wheeler as the hostess at her home at 2 p.m. Thursday. Jolly Twelve Club meets Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fred Scherf, rural Genoa. -General John.

Stark, Daugh ters of the American Revolu tion will meet at the home of Ruth Eismanns Saturday at 2 p. m. Dr. Martin H. Bartels of Northern Illinois State College will speak on "The Current Teacher Shortage." Mrs.

Glenn Blair of Sycamore and Mrs. Earl Welch of Malta will be the assisting hostesses. Kishwaukee Encampment and Ladies Auxiliary will meet at 8 p. m. Friday in the Odd Fellows HalL.

The meeting is to begin at 8 o'clock, refreshments will be served later. Mrs: James Lamb entertain ed the executive board of the DeKalb Junior Woman's Club last night Assisting hostess was Mrs. Robert Heimerding-er. The speaker alt the Febru-' ary 7 meeting at the DeKalb High School will be Mrs. May westDrooic An evening of match point play was enjoyed at the home of Mrs.

Ed Duncan by Duplicate uud members yesterday. Win ners from the pre vious meeting were Mrs. Emil Anderson and Mrs. John Boyle, Jrt Mrs. Hugh Jameson will be hostess on February Three vof Russia's seven ma jor riversthe Obe, Yenii and Lena flow northward into the YOUR OPPORTUNE TIME To Purchase Fine Quality Cdats at Malone's Plan Week Of Activity At Baptist Youth Week at First Bap tist Church begins Saturday, Feb.

4, with the "Bring One party in Bethel Hall. The groups have planned simultaneous fun periods with the Sen ior High and Judson groups' on the lower floor and Junior High youth on the upper floor. Later, refreshments and let lowship will be enjoyed togeth er on the main floor. A "Life Service" program, conducted by the young people at 7:40 p.m. wil highlight the Sunday church schedule on February 5.

Ron Blackford and Dick Lockwood are the committee in charge -of ar rangements. The pastor. Rev. Daniel 'Huntwork, will speak on the theme, "What Is That in Thine Hand?" A work project will be ac complished by the young people's groups on Tuesday, Feb. 7.

After the work period which begins at 7 p.m., a time of fellowship and refreshments is planned. On Thursday, Feb. 9, the annual youth banquet will be served in Bethel Hall. Follow ing the program at the tables the mid-week service will be conducted by the young people in the Fireside Room of the church. Last item in the Youth Week program will be the Boy Scout program which will be a part of the evening service on Feb ruary 12.

Girl Scouts Troop 35 of Waterman Girl Scouts met at the library Mon day. The Happy Helpers patrol worked on their cooking badges and then with Mrs. Morris Peterson, leader, went to the home of Patricia Pooler to make cocoa. The other patrol, with Doro thy Thorpe as leader, visited the bank snd studied procedures there for their clerk badges. Later they joined the Happy Helpers for cocoa.

Waterman Brownie Troop 38 met at the home of their leader, Mrs. Dan Spooner, Monday afternoon with co-leader Mrs. Burel Sanders and Mrs. William L. Baker assisting.

Sixteen girls were present Valentine tray favors for the American I Legion Auxiliary to send to Veterans hospitals were completed. Several numbers were sung by the girls, who accompanied themselves on homemade instruments. Brownie for the day was Ann Baker, who served the treat A cotton stuffed brown paper doll will be their new hand! craft project at the next meet ing at the-hom of the leader. Somonauk Girl Scouts met In the Scout hall Thursday after noon. The following officers were elected: President, Mary A.

Frein; vice president Mary Sldwell; secretary, Janice Hann; treasurer, Idelle Flinn; reporter. Donna Bourne; song leader. Jean DIenst; and flag custodian. Doris Clapper. Square dancing followed.

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