The Yale expositor., 1913-04-03

Ada Beard is home this week from
Albion.
This is vacation week in our public
schools.
Il. II. Drake was at Port Huron on
business Monday.
f.. +. Pratt and wife were at Port
Huron on Monday.
Roseburg Creamery will open next
Monday, April 7th.
Clarence Drake was down from
Melvin, over Sunday.
VIII Stark of Roscommon visited
friends here over Sunday.
Meta Mcdonald, of Brown City. has
been spending the week I'm Yale.
Florence Harrington spent few
days the first of the week in Detroit.
Eda Trickey. of Port Huron, Is the
guest of Evangeline Hydom this week.
Jacob Fisher Of Lexington, owner
of Gertie r., was i'm Yale during the
week.
Bert Mcdonald is spending the
week with his brother at Cleveland,
Ohio.
Mrs. Fred Taylor and sister, Pearl
Graham, visited friends at Vassar this
week.
Mrs. Sadie Gowan, of st. Clair. has
been the guest of Mrs. Miles simmons
this week.
Geo. Blackford IS home from the
NJ. A. G. at LANSING for the Easter
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Youngs Of AL
gonac were guests of w. j. Moore, the
past week.
Mrs. +. u. Mathews and Mrs. r.. f..
Barr visited relatives at Brown city
this week.
AL Lewis, OF Almont. was the guest
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robt.
Lewis, over Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph williams was at Port
Huron Monday. Her husband accom-
panied her as far as Avoca.
Jean Drake, of the Romeo school,
| is spending the vacation week at the
home of her parents in Yale.
Mrs. w. A. Woodruff and son
| Graham, are spending the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Mauyer, at Pom
| tiac.
Will Anderson of Mayville and
| Dave Anderson, of Detroit, have beer
here visiting their parents the pas'
| week.
| Marjorie Ballentine, Agnes Tappar
| and Dorothy Thompson, OF Port Hu'
| ron. are guests of Yale friends TINS
week.
DIR. w. G. Wight and wife, Johr
| Matthews, +. ID. Mathews, and Fannie
| Mathews, We're at Port Huron Oh
| Monday
A dance in Central hall on Thurs
day evening last was enjoyed by
| small crowd. McKanlass orchestr'
furnished fine music.
Pearl Graham, student at tn
| V,cflanfi tn
l guest of her sister, Mrs. Fred Taylor
the first of the week
Marie Dronyer gave a number o
her girl friends pleasant AFTERNOON
on Tuesday when she invited them L
a taffy pull at her home.
The young people had "a fine tim
at an informal party ana dance II
Central hall Tuesday evening. Cak
and ice cream furnished refreshment
The roads have dried up consider
ably the past few days. The warn
rain of Sunday night and the mig
winds of Monday and Tuesday ala
lot towards putting the roads IN
bettered condition.
Mrs. Lewis Cady has an extra larg
Christmas cactus at her home ina
will soon be i'm full bloom. II is un
usual for this species of cactus |
flower at this time of year. The plan
is a beautiful one.
The Methodist Episcopal Sunda
school has made it a custom that IN
offerings OF Easter Sunday be deVot
ed to Missionary work. The oHerln
of this recent Easter amounted |
nearly twenty-five dollars, sum lare
or than ever received before.
The Thursday evening praye
meeting of the Presbyterian churc
last week was held at the home G
Mr.. and Mrs. James McColl, Mrs Nc
Coils condition being such that sil
has been unable TO attend churc
, services. A large number were pres
ent and the choir sang several of il
Easter anthems. All enjoyed IN
rather unusual services and II wa
( hoped that Mrs. McColl would 500
2 be much better.