The Yale expositor., 1921-03-03

ter, Mrs. j. Shaffer.
Mrs. Ralph Wood is quite sick
at her home in this city. Her
friends hope for her recovery.
Mrs. E. w. Farley spent q few
days the latter part of last week
with her daughters in Ypsilanti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham of Vassar
parents of Mrs. Fred Taylor. are
guests in the Taylor home at pres
|ent.
Mrs. James Stirling. whose
health has been poorly all winter
is slowly regainlng in health al1
strength.
Eva Petit, kindergarten teach
er in st. Clair, formerly of Yale,
spent Friday night and Saturday
with Mrs. Geo. Barth.
NJ. M. Pearce is not having a
formal opening, but will nave her
spring millinery ready for the la
dies Friday, March 4th.
Elmer Roadway, of Detroit, son
Iof Warren Roadway, of Millers-
burg, formerly OF Yale, spent the
weekend with Yale TRENDS.
1t was perfectly evident to all
that Marcn came IN like lamb.
Now We have the whole month to
worry about it's going out like a
lion.
Born to Mrs. John Breen, of
Emmett, on Feb. Is. 1921, a
daughter. Daddy is all smiles and
is receiving congratulations from
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Bentley
and son Bruce drove down from
Saginaw last week and made a
short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Mccall and other friends.
Evangelist Fred S. Weaver, Of
Port huron, will conduct an evan
gelistic campaign in the Metno-
dist Protestant church, Yale, be-
ginning Sunday, March 18th.
Helen Palmer entertained a
number OF her young friends at a
dinner party and evening on We'd
nesday, FEBRUARY 23rd, the oc-
casion being her 18th birthday. A
very pleasant time was enjoyed.
The city basket ball team trav-
elled over to Capac and to defeat
last Friday evening. the floor
wasn't as slippery as the home
floor. A dance was held after the
game, for which Thelma Ingram s
orchestra played.
The choir members of the Pres-
byterian church were invited to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Roy
Fuller for their regular rehearsal
night last week. Mrs. Fuller
served dainty refreshments of
lSherbet and cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmore Putney, of
Sandusky, lett this week tor Ok
lahoma city, to visit with their son
Charles Putney. They were accom-
panied by their son Frank putney
and wife, of Yale. After a month
or longer visit at Oklahoma City.
they will go to Topeka, Kansas,
to visit another son. herbert Put
ney, returning to Sandusky about
May LIST.
The United States is now har-
boring the worlds largest collec-
|tion of bachelors, 10 million of
them according to the census.
There are only 100 of the cele-
brated American variety of girls
to every log males in this country.
The United States is the only
one of the worlds great nations
lin which men now predominant,
Jail others have large excess of
women and girls.
There has always been more or
less joking over the name of the
|editor of the Jeffersonian, David
Elisha, and to show that he has no
Icinch on the odd names in the
family we give list of them: Syl-
vester Joseph, Philinda Lamora,
Pharosina Lavona, Charilla Maria,
Ellry Alvinza, Albion Wellington,
Violet Estella, Pauline Verona, Dav
id Elisha. If there is a family tree
in this part of the state bearing a
greater variety of names we'd
like to hear about it.--Croswell
Jeffersonian.
The high school seniors had the
best kind of a time at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Irving, two
miles north of Yale on Tuesday
evening. With sleighride plan
ned for and with plenty of snow,
they nevertheless were obliged to
make the trip in a wagon, as the
snow was everywhere but in the
road. Mr.. Irving kindly came to
town after the bunch and brought
them home after several hours Of
great fun, with games and var
|ious amusements. Of course a de-
liciouo l,pcb formal 81 biU share