The Yale expositor., 1918-06-20

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Johnnie Thompson, of Camp Custer,
is here on a furlough.
Mrs. 4. f. Fead and little daughter
are in Port Huron and Sarnia today.
w. A. Woodruff and wife were in
Chicago this week on visit to rela-
tives.
Lila Mcdonald, of Pontiac, visited
at the home of Homer Stableford this
week.
Mrs. Mary Simmons and Mrs. Frank
Hill are spending the week in North
Branch.
Frank Wilcox and James WEIGH are
at Vannettan Lake enjoying the fishing
and boating.
Russell Newell left this morning for
a weeks visit among friends and rela-
tives at Bay City.
Next week John Hutton will have a
demonstration sale of the orange
Eternal" Read his ad.
Several young folks Of Yale attended
the ] Hop given by the High School
Juniors in Port Huron last Friday
evening.
Mrs. John Dillon returned Monday
to her home at Hazelton, after short
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. 5.
Hydorn.
w. Ii. Learmont took his family to
their cottage at La Sale beach last
Sunday, where they will spend most of
the summer.
Mrs. Guy Rice and Mrs. Harold
Rice of Plymouth, are visiting at the
home of Mrs. f. j. Rice, east of the
city this week.
Dorothy Drouyor will accompany her
aunt, Mrs. Clara b. Cole, to her home
in Jackson, on Friday, where she will
spend month.
The Jolly Farmers Club will meet
at the Cole church on Thursday, June
9th. Following is the menu:-Potato
salad, buttered buns, strawberries and
cream, cake.
Sam Bettes jr., who recently returned
from France where he spent eighteen
months in the French army fighting in
the trenches, is in Yale on visit to
his boyhood days associates.
Wednesday of last week 362 young
men registered in st. Clair county and
172 in Macomb county for military
service. These had reached the age of
81 since last registration, June 3, 1917.
Mildred Williams and her Sunday
school class of six girls enjoyed a fine
little outing down the creek Wednes-
day, taking their lunches with them.
The girls presented their teacher with
a pocket book, enclosing a dollar bill
and handkerchief.
The Cleaners will give a June Hop
in their hall at Old Brockway, Friday
evening, June 21st, 1918, to which they
cordially invite everybody. Music by
McKanlass, Marone and Sterne. Bill,
81 90, refreshments extra. A good time
is promised all who attend. Be sure
and be there.
In card from Mrs. J. g. Hart she
writes:-"I received word today that
the car containing my household
goods arrived in Kissemmee, Fla, all
o. X, being only Is days since ship
ping at Yale. l thought | would
mention it for the benefit of any who
may consider shipping their goods that
way"
Evangeline Hydorn is home from
the Cleary Business College for the
summer vacation. She was accompan-
led by Margaret Gleason, of Emmett,
Marion Pomeroy and Oliver Sawyer,
of the Medical Research Corps, Self
ridge Field, Mt. Clemens, who will
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs IL. s.
Hydorn.
Remember the big camp meeting ad-
vertised in the Exposition last week to
be held in the city park beginning Fri
day tomorrow June 2lst and closing
Sunday, June Both. A fine order of ex-
ercises program has been prepared for
each day, which will be not only OF
great interest but will be instructive
throughout. Arrange to attend.
Fred Taylor has been making some
decided changes in his grocery store.
The counters have been removed from
the south side where he has on display
his fine large stock of canned goods,
leaving the shelving open. The stock
on the north side has been re.arranged
and he now has one of the neatest lit
tie groceries in this part of the state.
The chicken supper given by the
ladies of the Methodist Protestant
church in the dining room of the
church Wednesday evening was large
ly attended and 2Q3 90 ware realized