The Yale expositor., 1918-12-26
Ten pages this week.

Tor TOT christmas.
Ruth Menzies is home from Port
Huron this week.
Clifford Hutton is home from Camp
Custer on short furlough.
What you have builded by advertis-
ing do not destroy by neglect.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Goheen visited
relatives in Port Huron Christmas day.
N. b. Herbert and family spent
Christmas with Port Huron relatives.
frank Vancamp left Tuesday night
for weeks visit at Dawson and other
places.
Mrs. Agnes Holden and daughter
Fredda spent Christmas with relatives
and friends.
Chas. Dinner left this morning on q
fur buying trip to Caseville and through
the Thumb.
The New Year will be pair of
nineteens. 1t will be year of new
opportunities.
James Hoskin is home from Midland
to spend the Christmas holidays with
his parents.
Ed Andreae and family took Xmas
dinner with Chas Noble and family in
Brown City.
If we have missed your holiday visits
or your guests, it is because we couldn't
guess 'em out.
Merrill Higley is home from Camp
Eustis, Va, having received an honor
able discharge.
Peter Doelle will leave this week for
California where he will spend the
winter months.
Eli Sheffield is up from Detroit wis.,
iting friends and relatives during
Christmas week.
James Wallace, who is employed in
the z. M. depot at Kinde. is at home
for Christmas.
Count us among those who wish you
a Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year and many of them.
Mrs. Mary Simmons is spending the
Christmas holidays with her brother j.
A. Rapley at North Branch.
j. X. Rassey and family moved to
Port Huron Tuesday night where they
will remain for time at least.
Claude N. Pratt has received an
honorable discharge from Camp Cor
don, Ga, and has returned home.
The ladies of the Church of Christ
had splendid success with their bake
sale last Saturday, realizing about $35
How does your subscription account
stand with the Expositor? You know
you need the paper and we need the
money.
Quite number have subscribed fol
the Expositor to be sent to some dis
tant friend. 1t makes an all year round
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Mansfield, of Pin
coming, are spending their ChristmaI
holidays the guests of j. A. Menzies
and family.
Helen Farley, Leta Holden, Dorothy
Drouyor, Thelma Minnie and Beulat
Shut are home from Ann Arbor fo
! the holidays.
Kenneth and Dorothy Lacy arrived
home the latter part of last week from
their respective schools in Boston anC
Washington.
Gordon Graham has returned to hi
home at Peck from one of the army
training camps. He has been visiting
friends in Yale this week.
If you are not now an Expositor sub
scriber, start the new year Alright by
ordering us to place your name ant
address on our list at once.
| Frank l.. Beadle, of the Aviation
! Corps of the u. s. A. at Vancouver
{ Wash, has received an honorable dis
charge and has returned home.
Grant Holden, Roger Welch, Frank
, Wilcox and j. A. Menzies will go Il
. Caseville by this evenings train where
they will spend week fox hunting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Wharton receiv
: ed word from their daughter Hazel last
week that she was leaving to spend the
; holidays with relatives in Vancouver
Grand holiday ball at the Auditorium
Yale, this Thursday evening. Music
; by Finzel's six-pieoe best. Bill $1.50
plus war tax. You may look for a
grand, good time
Percy Hallead, of Detroit. Mrs. Ernest
Carpenter and daughter Virginia, OF
Pontiac, and Mary Foster, Of Gross,
: Isle, are Christmas guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Il. Hallead.
Roy Lawson, who has been In train
ing at Indianapolis for some time, hal