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a JUNE 18, 1966 THE DE KALB DAILY CHRONICLE, DE KALE, ILLINOIS PAGE FIVE WOMEN and their families cent world tour. Both girls will be in Europe this summer. Six Students Get Degrees At Champaign DeKalb students who received degrees today in commencement ceremonies at the University of Illinois, Champaign, include Becki Jean Duncan, 929 Lewis bachelor of science degree in commerce and business administration and Robert Bruce Johnson, Rte. 2, bachelor of science degree in engineering, Others are Wendelyn Kay Lindbeck, 204 Windsor Drive, and Jule Theodora Miller, 110 Glidden Road, both bachelor of science degrees in home economics; Marcia Joan Storey, 227 S. 9th bachelor of science degree, commerce and business administration and Stanley S.

Stroup, 570 Normal Road, bachelor of arts degree in liberal arts and sciences. Speaker was Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh, a C.S.C., president of the University of Notre Dame, South Bend, Ind. Rev.

Gustafson Will Represent Illinois Synod Rev. Milton V. Gustafson, pastor of First Lutheran Church, will be an official delegate to the third biennial convention of the Lutheran Church in America in Kansas City Tuesday through the following Wednesday. At least 2,000 persons are expected to attend the eight-day convention of the member denomination, including 686 delegates from the 50 states, Canada and the Caribbean. The delegates will set policy for the operation of the church in the next two years.

Among items on the agenda is the election of president and treasurer of the church, as well as several members of the executive council, boards and agencies. Will Make Statements Four position statements- on poverty, church-state issues, capital punishment and harassment of religious minorities will be presented by the Board of Social Ministry. Delegates will also consider recommendation that Lutheran Church Men be dissolved as a national auxiliary. Reports are expected on the nature and mission of the congregation in today's urban society and on the doctrine of the church's ministry, Rev. Gustafson is dean of the Joliet-Fox Valley District of the Illinois Synod of the LCA.

He will be one of 38 delegates from the synod to the convention, to be held in Kansas City's Municipal Auditorium. ISU Graduate Is Honored At Reception Diane Challand of was recently honored at a reception given for her by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Challand, in recognition of her graduation from Illinois State University. Miss Challand will teach third grade at McKinley School In Ottawa in the fall.

Those attending her graduation were Mr. and Mrs. Challand, Marylee and Diane, DeKalb; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Challand, Shabbona; Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Hilleson, Ann and James, Lee, and Mr. and Mrs4 and Mrs. Matthews from Champaign. DeKalb Starlights Ann Gent gave a talk when members of DeKalb Starlights 4-H Club met recently.

Cathy Carlson, Jeanette Finn and Rosemary Eatherington served refreshments. Fete Brides-To-Be With Showers Carlene Peddicord, who will wed John Bauer Saturday at First Lutheran Church, was honored recently at a miscellaneous shower held at the home of Mrs. Mabel Dongas with Mrs. nette Levi and Mrs. Ruth Scott as co-hostess.

The bride-elect was presented corsage of pink roses as well as a basket of artificial fruit and floral centerpiece arranged by the guests. Her colors, pink and white, were used in decorations and for the luncheon. Mrs. Stanley Peddicord, mother of the bride, poured coffee, and Mrs. John Bauer of more, mother of the prospective bridegroom, poured punch.

Out-of-town guests were from Sycamore, Genoa, Rockford, Waterman, Cortland and Hinckley. Farr Carolyn Farr has been guest of honor at two recent bridal showers. Barbara Ferguson, roommate at Iowa State University, was hostess for a personal shower and lunch. Mrs. Clinton Anderson and Mrs.

Warren Anderson of Sycamore, aunts of the bride-to-be, entertained at a kitchen shower at Mrs. Clinton Anderson's home. Among the guests, who were relatives of the bride-elect. were Mrs. Donald R.

Lawrence and Cindy, mother and sister of the prospective bridegroom, of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. Miss Farr, her mother, Mrs. George Farr and Mrs. Lawrence were presented corsages of yellow carnations.

The luncheon was carried out in the brideelect's chosen colors, yellow and white. Church Plans Missionaries' Homecoming Members of Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church will honor Mr. and Mrs. Sigurd Larsen, missionaries of the American Lutheran Church who have just returned from the Cameroun, Africa, with a fellowship supper Sunday at 6:30 p.m. at the church.

With the Larsens will be their children, Ingrid, Ruth and Rachel, who accompanied their parents to Africa: Sonja, who was recently graduated from Concordia College, Moorhead, and Paul, who attended Waldorf College at Forest City, Iowa, last year. Another son, who will be unable to attend, is a recent graduate of Bowman Gray Medical School, Winston-Salem, N.C, A program will follow the supper. Debby Jenkins Attends Annual Summer Camp Debby Jenkins of DeKalb is attending the 14th annual summer music camp of Illinois Wesleyan University at East Bay Camp on Lake Bloomington. The camp opened June 12 and will continue through next Saturday. Highlights of the two weeks will be concerts on this Sunday, June 19, and the final days of camp.

Students also receive Individual and small ensemble instruction plus taking advantage of the many recreational facilities at the camp. Special entertainment is featured nightly. THE STORKLINE Michl Mr. and Mrs. Loren Michl of DeKalb are the parents of their first child, a son, Loren Ray DRAPERIES AND RODS Completely Installed LYON'S WINDOW WONDERLAND 1303 Pleasant St.

DeKalb Phone 756-6833 ARE YOU PRESSED FOR TIME? The new ACCELOMATIC colors and bleaches in the time. Now ROYALTY'S. Ph. 756-2933 We sell and service Fashion Tress Wigs. ROYALTY House of Hair Styling 129 E.

Locust St. DeKalb born Tuesday, June 14, 1966, DeKalb1 Public Hospital. He weighed seven pounds, 12 ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Freeman of Sycamore and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Michl of DeKalb. Van Horn Mr. and Mrs.

Dean Van Horn of Shabbona announce the birth of their first son, James Dean on Thursday, June 16, 1966, at DeKalb Public Hospital. He weighed eight pounds, five ounces. Lori, 2, and Kimberly, 1, are at home. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

AI E. Hadley of Bloomingdale and Mr. and Mrs. James Van Horn of Eariville. Great-grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. V. A. Olson and Mr. and Mrs.

E. M. Hadley of Duluth, Minn. Four Women Are Delegates To Convention Four DeKalb women have returned from Chicago wherel they were delegates to the Beta Sigma Phi Convention held at the LaSalle Hotel. Mrs.

Robert Neumann, Mrs. James Kayes, Mrs. Walter Jacobson and Mrs. Harold Wells were representatives from Exemplar Chapter, Zi Zeta Alpha of DeKalb. Walter Ross, founder of the International Society, was speaker at the one -day convention.

Altrusa Club Tells Officers At Meeting Altrusa Club of DeKalb-Sycamore met Wednesday at Nielsen's for the installation of new officers. Those installed were president, Louise Clelland; vice president, Frances Gotesky: recording secretary, Ruth Haddock; corresponding secretary, Eugenie Walker and treasurer, Marguerite McCulloch. The next meeting will be July 6 at Camp Rotary-MacQueen. There will also be a meeting on July 12 at the home of Janet Gullickson. EXTENSION EVENTS Home Extension Calendar Local leader lesson: "Cooking for Vegetable Haters." Monday DeKalb One O'Clock unitMrs.

James Tamte, 306 Hillcrest Drive, DeKalb, 1 p.m. DeKalb Evening unit home of Mrs. Carl Wallin, 636 S. Second DeKalb, 8 p.m, Tuesday Clinton unit, Lions Club Park, Waterman, 7:30 p.m. Cortland unit, home of Mrs.

Gerald Hartmann, Sycamore, 1:30 p.m. Wednesday Genoa Evening unit Home economics room, Genoaton High School, 7:30 p.m. Votaw Family Meets For Annual Reunion Seventy members of the Guants KNOWN. VALUES NEW SUNDAY HOURS 12-6 Cu Run PHOTOGRAPHS 136 North Third Sherman Dunkelberger Phone 756-5711 Classique $36.75. Set $346, Chantilly $32.

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Set $362.75 Aspen $24, Set: $234.50 Andante $24. Set $234.50 Chapel Rose $24, Set $234.50 prices subject to applicable taxes. RENDELL 315 E. Lincoln Hwy. Votaw family and eight guests attended the annual reunion held recently at Hopkins Park.

Highlight of the day was the presentation of birthday cakes to two of the family, Ed Votaw and Sam Votaw. both of De Kaib. Ed Votaw was the oldest member present: the youngest was seven week old Regina Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Davis.

Those who attended came from Belvidere, Cortland, Crystal Lake, Garden Prairie, Oak Park, Sycamore and DeKalb. LICENSES ISSUED Licenses to marry were issued Sycamore on Tuesday, June 14, 1966 to Donald Paul Hescheles of New York City, N. Y. and Joan Carole Gerlick of Somonauk: John Wilson Bauer of Sycamore and Carlene Ann Peddicord of DeKalb; Horace Wilson Campbell of Sycamore and Mrs. Emma Irene Holle of Genoa.

On Wednesday, June 15, a marriage license was issued to Leroy Franklin Rader of Wauconda and Bothella Dianne Peterson of DeKalb. Achilles Photo DeKalb Phone 756-2102 WEDDINGS DOWN WITH ROAD BUMPS! Tired of being jostled about by bumpy roads? too. That's why we developed a unique new "liquid system for our MG Sports Sedan. No "shocks" or springs. Permanently sealed cylinders at each wheel absorb shock better than any mechanical means yet invented.

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Traditional splendor in precious sterling. It you select Andante, Aspen or Chapel Rose design your gift is a pair of low change about candelabra, tall, regularly sold for OFFER EXPIRES JUNE 29th: sat Price price after pattern name la for 4 place spoon, is for eight 4 knife place settings plus spoon and butter table serving fork (hollow handle), table JEWELERS Phone 756-2512 Illinois Stage Coach Doors Open Wednesday Stage Coach Theatre will open its doors for its 20th season next Wednesday night when Lucille Aikins directs "The Torch Bearers." written in 1922 by George Kelly, author of Craig's Wife. Sunday afternoon's performance will benefit the Children's Community Theatre. The play, a satirical comedy about community theatre, features characters who "are not real, but a series of exaggerated types who are caught in the fascinating business of putting on according to publicity chairman Kay Dinwiddie, Spend Few Days Here En Route to Denver Theodore C. Dickinson, M.D..

and his family recently few days with his parents and Mrs. Frank G. Dickinson DeKalb. Dickinson, his wifeand their two daughter 7, and Jennie, 5. were en route to Denver Where he be chief- resident surgeon Colorado General Hospital University of Colorado.

During a time like this we realize how much our friends mean to us your kind expression of sympathy will always be remembered. Also special thanks to the nurses, nurses aldes at Pine Acres, Dr. Biss, Rev. Don Paul Olson. THE FAMILY OF MRS.

CLAUS HILMA SWANSON TO SEE EUROPE- -Cathy (right) and Carole Kay (left) Collins listen as their mother, Mrs. Dennis J. Collins, tells them of her re- Collins Girls Will Travel To Continent Cathy and Carole Kay Collins, daughters of Senator and Mrs. Dennis J. Collins, will travel in Europe this summer.

Cathy, 20, a junior at the University of Colorado, will leave Sunday for Great Britain where she will stay until her return on Aug. 16. She will also travel through Wales, Belgium, Scotland and surrounding countries. Carole Kay, 17, a senior at DeKalb High School, will fly to France on July 27 and will enter the University of Grenoble where she will study until Sept. 1.

NIU Students To Participate In Workshop Garment trade techniques for use by students in a home economics sewing classroom will be featured in a One one-week Northern Illinois, workshop next week. The clinic on the Bishop method of advanced dressmaking will be held Monday through Friday, according to Dr. Catherine A. Rockwood, head of the department of home economics. Helen Collins, home economles teacher at Popular Grove's North Boone High School, will be workshop instructor.

She has presented the method in workshops in Oklahoma and at several Illinois schools. Mrs. Collins formerly assisted Marjorie Arch, one of the leading developers of modern techniques in the Bishop method. Developed by Edna Bright Bishop, the method adapts techniques of garment manufacturers for use by teacher and students. Its greatest appeal is its timesaving factor.

Students may receive a semester hour of university credit for the course. Sessions will be from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. and to 3:30 p.m. HOSPITAL NEWS DE KALB PUBLIC Admitted Medical, Mrs. Albert Tucker, Harland Miller, Mrs.

Helen Pelikan, Mrs. E. V. Collin, Mrs. Spencer Toppen, Mrs.

Richard Johnson, Mrs. Daniel Anderson, DeKalb; Barbara Dolder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Dolder, Maple Park; Robert Deegan, Shabbona; Frank Huey, Waterman; Mrs. Emma Soppeland, Cortland.

Surgical, Elmer Sanders, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sanders, Thomas Lawson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lawson, DeKalb; Norman Sinclair, Aurora; Charles Harvell, Waterman; Chris Beasley, son of Mr.

and Mrs. William Beasley, Clare. Dismissed Raymond King, Thomas Lawson, Mrs. Richard Meyers, and son, Mrs. Loren Michl and son, Mrs.

George Chambers and daughter, Mrs. George Blair and daughter, Francis Stroup, DeKalb; Chris Beasley, Clare; Mrs. Richard Mattis and son, Sycamore; Guy Shaw, Greeneville, Tenn. Scouting for Girls Brownie Troop 555 of Elwood School recently traveled to Russell's Woods on a field trip. Scout leaders are Mrs.

Carl Koivunen and Mrs. Roy McDermott. Assisting mothers were Mrs. Dean Colness, Mrs. Harold Reingardt and Mrs.

Glenn Sall- berg. Those Brownies present were Lori Reingardt, Cindy Bodda, Lori Chambers, Kathy Davidson, Retha Doss, Lori Kreider, Mary Mazurek, Lori Sallberg, Susan Scroughton, Patti Stewart, a Janice Reingardt, Karen Wolfe, Bonnie Bodda, Carla Colness, Kathy Crews, Cindy Holliday, Denise Hydrick, Jeanetta, Marlow and Vicki Perkins. License Issued license to marry was issued at Sycamore on Thursday, June 16, 1966, to Glenn Alan Griner of Shabbona and Lois Ann Pederson of Genoa, DeKalb's First Church Invites You To: Sunday Morning Radio Broadcast, WLBK 1360 ke 8:30 a.m. Morning Worship Service 9:15 a.m. Message: "An Unthinkable Vocal Solo, by Dr.

Joseph Cooke Sunday School (classes for all ages) 10:25 a.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m. Message: "Rebels Without a Cause" Monday through Thursday Daily Vacation Bible School 7:00 8:45 p.m. First Baptist Church was established in 1844 Is now in 122nd year of serving Christ in DeKalb Is affiliated with the American Baptist Convention Is located at 349 South Third Street Pastor: Rev. Chester Carison Campus Pastor: Rev.

John Peterson Church Phone: 758-3973 Parsonage: 756-0934 Robert SUNDAY SHOP Hall 12 TO 6 MEN'S James Gallagher Gallaghers Get Degrees This Month James Richard Gallagher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Gallagher Sr. of DeKalb, received doctor of medicine degree from the University of Illinois School of Medicine on June 10, at McCormick Place.

While attending the university Gallagher was president of the Illini: Union Directorate and. a member of Alpha Kappa Medical. Fraternity, He will begin internship June 27, at Cook County Hospital in Chicago. Jane Gallagher was graduated from Northern Illinois University on June 4, with a bachelor of science degree in education. She will be teaching special education in Naperville in 1 the fall.

4-H Club Briefs The Saddleites and Pupniks 4-H Club met recently at the home of Mrs. Carey, Twelve members and a guest were present. Sue Good demonstrated "Cleaning a Saddle Blanket." Marty Sawyer explained "Part of the Hoof." A talk was given by Mike Wailin on "How to Care for a and by Robin Hayward on "Western Horse Attire." Margaret Schreyer spoke about "How to Trim the Feet of a Horse." There was discussion concerning the All-Youth Horsel Show the club is sponsoring. This will be held Sunday at 12:30 at the Sycamore Rodeo Grounds. During the meeting, Sue and Robin Hayward showed the club how to show a horse under Western tack.

The next meeting will be July 12 at 7 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Carey. Divorce Suits Divorce suits filed in Circuit Court this week: Cora N. Bonner vs.

Melvin 1 L. Bonner; Joyce E. Krarup vs. James E. Krarup; Larraine F.

Rhodes vs. Donald R. Rhodes; Joseph M. Lullo vs. Joan E.

Lullo; Darlene Trompeter vs. Gerald Trompeter. Divorces granted: Sandra L. Fads, Clare, from Forrest L. Eads, cruelty; Judy Nelson, Hinckley, from Jack P.

Nelson, cruelty, James Boyle Earns Bachelor of Arts Degree James G. Boyle, son of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Boyle of DeKalb, was graduated from Denison University at Granville, Ohio, recently.

Boyle, earned a bachelor of arts degree in government and speech. He was. co-president of the Denison Campus. Government Association and on the Dean's list. Boyle joined Sigma Chi fraternity and was a member of the Big Red track team.

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