Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-11

Have you heard OF the wonderful
Leather Shopping Bags, cretonne
lined, that you can buy for 39c Sat
urday? See window display at ID. w.
Robinson's, Alma.-advertisement.
Forty-one Rebekahs came from
North Star Wednesday evening for a
Joint meeting with the Ithaca lodge.
The grand warden of the assembly Of
Cadillac was a guest. Refreshments
were served.
The Business Women's, club met
Thursday evening with Miss Grace
r. Rowcll at the Quality Shop" Tor
their regular meeting.
Mrs. Dora Stoclman, secretary Of
Michigan State Grange and member
of NJ. A. c. board, spent q few days
the past week with Mrs. Nj. c. Lake.
The -Wau-Wau club met Fri
day evening with Miss Maud Wiltsie.
Election Of officers took place.
A. j. Haskell has rented a barber
shop at pompeii and taken posses
sion.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Whitman entertained the
Booster class Of the Baptist Sunday
school
At the annual meeting Of the Aid
Society in the churchs parlors Of the
Baptist church the following officers
were elected: President, Mrs. Willis
Webster; first vice president, Mrs.
Floyd Whitman; second vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Milton Davis; secretary,
Mrs. W. NJ Weller; treasurer, Miss
Nottio Comstock
Extraordinary Sale Of silk Taffeta
Dresses, worth up to $3.50, on sale
at $3.50. d. w. Robinson, Alma
advertisements
About 25O attended the Odd Fellow
meeting held in ithaca the past week
Ill Of the Odd Fellow lodges IN the
county were represented. Grand
Master Fisman of Detroit Grand
Secretary Fred Rogers Of Lansing.
Dr. McLain of Quincy, Past Grand
Chaplain and q former pastor of the
Ithaca Baptist church were among
The number from out Of town. Others
who took part were G. y. Barden,
piano solo; address Of welcome, How
ard Potter; response, Rev. L. L. Dew
cy; piano solo, Mrs. Paul Kernen;
readings, Mrs. Fred Brown. A cafe
tcria supper was served by the Re
bokahs.
Miss Lulu Bronson made a busi-
ness trip 10 Detroit recently going
from there to Flint to attend the con
ference Sunday School convention Of
the Free Methodist denomination.
The funeral Of Mrs. David Graham
took place Wednesday afternoon at
The home with Rev. C. l.. Beebe Of
iciating Burial was made al Ithaca.
Surviving her is the husband and a
daughter, ilis. Eva LeFeyor Of Flint
also three grandchildren and two
GREAT Grandchildren.
Extra Special Sale Saturday Of 125
1896 inch Flooroleum Rugs For 29c
each at y. W. Robinson's, Alma
advertisements
Mrs. G.. T. Brown attended the past
flA.tttitl4 i4i'itAti4'. Oh ttIt ltNII-
list Nomaus Missionary societies
held at Battle Greek. While there she
was The guest Of Rev and Mrs. Stow
art randall
Charles II. Richards. II, died at
his home on South Jefferson s.. on
Tuesday. dr. Richards was born In
Now York state, coming to Michigan
when a young man. lie had resided
ia Ithaca 80 years whore he has fol-
lowed Che business Of painter. The
wife and daughter, Miss Catherine
Richards, survive.
Floyd Coss has returned home
from Detroit whore he has been tax
ing treatments at q military hospital
and win spend some time with his
parents, llr. and Mrs Arthur Coss.
A japanese tea was given Tuesday
evening al the Methodist church IN
der the auspices Of the Standard
Bearers.
The last Parcrt-Tcachcrs meeting
of the school year was held Tuesday
Afternoon in the kindergarten room
at the school house. The teachers
had charge Of the program After
tae meeting refreshments were
served.