The Yale expositor., 1918-04-04
Local and Otherwise.
The Thread of Destiny

school this week.
Etha Beatty, of Brown City, spent
Friday last in Yale.
Thelma Minnie is spending the Eas-
ter vacation at Port Huron.
Mrs. III. G. Martin and son ROLAND
were in Port Huron Saturday.
Ruth Menzies was home from Port
Huron over Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Ed Eilber is spending the week
with Detroit relatives and friends.
Don Comstock, of Ypsianti, was a
week end guest at the Drouyor home.
Don't forget to get your tickets for
the play on Friday evening next week.
Giving credit when credit is due is
all right, but it doesn't count like spot
cash.
Twenty-three columns of paid adver-
Using in the Expositor this week, and
not filler.
Fred Locke and family, Of Port HUI
ron, spent the past week at the home
of Henry Pearce.
Mrs. Helen Reid, who has spent the
past winter in Port Huron is now at
her home in Yale.
The Misses Mcmahon have rented
the Mrs. James Hisey house and are
moving in this week.
"rhe Thread of Destiny" will be
worked out at the Auditorium next
week Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Z. Sheehy were
over from Emmett the latter part Of
last week calling on friands.
Jesse Lane, wife and children, Of
Port Huron, spent Easter Sunday with
James Goheen and family here.
Mrs. John Turner and son Bruce
spent last week with the formers sister
Mrs. Will Lobestine, near Brown City.
Mildred Rub and Bernice Holden
went to Caro- Friday last to attend q
party and remained there until Mon
day.
Ray Moran attended a family re-
union at Richmond Sunday. His
brother leaves for training camp on
Friday.
Easter Sunday was beautiful, sun
shiny day and special programs were
given in each of the several churches
of the city.
Bernice Harrington, of Detroit, Wis
tied her young friends in Yale this
week and attended the dance Wednes-
day evening.
The Y. M. G. A. boys will be here in
full force tomorrow friday night.
They will have supper at the Presby-
terrain church.
The new version of the Old District
School will be given in Bethel church
this Thursday evening for the benefit
of Lynn Red Cross.
Victor Learmont and sitter Marion
were at Port Huron Saturday. Marion
makes weekly trips to Port Huron,
taking violin lessons.
Mrs. III. Rheingans is in Port Huron
today attending the Missionary Society
meeting as delegate from the Yale
First Presbyterian church.
Gladys Wallace, of Howell has been
spending this week at home. She will
return on Monday to her position as
Matron at the State Sanitarium.
Mrs. Lena Andreae was at Port HUI
ron Saturday, returning in the evening
with her daughter, Mrs. Roy Jones,
who has cen spending the week in
Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott, of Thedford,
Ont, spent the latter part of last week
the guests Of their cousins, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Eilber. The former we're on
their wedding tour.
Eilber & Barth have sold cars to the
following persons during the past week
Adam Fisher, Dodge touring car; Geo.
Cameron, Frank Spencer, and John +
Staley, Overland COS.
Will Lane and wife, of Flint, spent
Saturday night and Sunday at his par
entail home here. Will is travelling
salesman for the Olds Motor Co, OF
Lansing, and is making good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Dennis and chill
dren, accompanied by Mrs. Jas. Wallace
who has been visiting with them at
Kinde, motOred to Yale Saturday af-
ternoon and remained until Sunday
afternoon.
George Stephens, Ellary Hartman
Mrs. Arthur Kilborn, accompanied by
their families and Miss Perkins, of
Detroit, also Fred Beadle and family
spent Easter Sunday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Steenburgh.
The Red school will give an enter
tainment and box social at the Fremont
Town Hall on Thursday evening, April
IL. The proceeds are to be used fol
Red Cross and school purposes. Special
musical attractions Everyone invited
Art Parmlee was in Port Huron last
Saturday and purchased a house and
lot on Fifteenth street, near Lapeel
avenue. 1t is fine piece Of property
and will make lovely home for him
self and wife. They expect to move
soon.
Mrs. James Fulton entertained TWEEN
ty ladies at her homo east of Yale or
Friday afternoon last. Five Hundred
was played and fine supper was
served. The proceeds which amounted
to five dollars, was rendered the Red
Cross.
Word has been received of the death
of Frank Lewis, of Marquette, a neph
ew of Mrs. w. ID. Sayles. He was an
aviator, and his death was caused by
an accident in an airplane at Montrose
Scotland. He was a graduate Of the
u. of M.
A grand Easter Ball will be given by