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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-18
Anniversary Of
Pi Kappa Sigma
Observed Sunday

Pi Kappa Sigma Sorority mem
bers on the Michigan State Normal
College campus celebrated its 10th
anniversary Sunday afternoon at a
dinner in Charles McKenny Hall.
The local chapter was host to the
Wayne University active and alum
nj chapters.
Welcome was given by the presi-
dent Of the Ypsilanti Chapter, Miss
Esther Lou Fochtman. to open the
program. Greetings were given by
Miss Marjory Walker, president Of
the Wayne Chapter. and by Miss
Lenore Smith, president OF the De.
troit alumni chapter.
Miss Esther Ballew, associate
professor OF English at the Mich
igan State Normal College, and one
OF the sorority's patronesses. spoke
to the group on the topic, What
Pi Kappa Sigma Means To Me-"
Miss Marjorie Kuhl entertained
with solo. accompanied by Miss
Betty Boyer. Miss June Gracey
gave reading. and group singing
was enjoyed.
The guests enjoyed trip around
the campus and through the dcrmi-
tories.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-18
Calendar of Social Events
TODAY

TODAY
Methodist Men dinner 80 Methodist Church.
Cooed pictures shown by Lawrence DeBoer. Community
DeMolay Parents Night $50 followed by entertainment
Masonic Temple dining
City number 1877 Knights Pyhas
X
Society Church.
John Hadey
Chi Omega Sorority meeting
McKenny Hall
Ypsianti Lodge number 54S LOOF, o'clock
Girl Troop o'clock Literary Club House. troop nine
Central; Brownies number five 315, Prospect; number
O'Clock, Rackham.
Ypsiant Male Chorus o'clock. Ypsiant
Noble Rebekahs at Mrs
Leroy Thayer with Miss Gladys Rynd, hostess
TUESDAY
ST Luke Mems Club dinner $50 Church
Cuncannon the Political Science
siy of Michigan, speaker
Past Presidents OF Daughters OF Union
Mrs Eunice
Ypsanti Cakns Christian
Mrs Leon Hathaway.
Schaner Circle Of Dorcas Society of Lutheran
Mrs Ernest Maddux.
Phoenix Apprentice degree
1880 Masonic Temple
Tuesday Club Kyle ordway
lpsanu High School and Community Band rehearsal
Npslant High School
Girl H. Prospect troop Methodist
Church; Brownie troop $3.50 Harriet.
Mothesngers Chorus of city schools rehearsal 1880 Ypant
High School music
Red Cross knitting in Literary club house, 10
o'clock
ms. Club 7: 80 with Mrs L.
Ypsant Business Professional
dinner meeting 80 Ladies Literary House Guest night
special music and Panel Discussion, Government"
Russela Wardroper chairman
Crescent Ladies' Aid Society
Thanksgiving.
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mittee. Miss Betty Adams. chair
man. Miss Oramae Sim, Miss Mar.
garet Hatcher, Miss Phyllis Long,
and Miss Mary Alice Lyngklip;
publicity committee. Miss Loretta
lgnatowski, chairman, Miss Helen
Harvey, Miss Carol Funk, and Miss
Marian Eldred: orchestra commit
tee, Miss Betty Wismer, chairman,
Miss Marjorie May. and Miss Helen
Waskowski; decorations committee,
Miss Maxine Addy, chairman, Miss
Betty Hutchinson, Miss Jerry
James. Miss Dorothy Merrick, Miss
Barbara Hubbell, Miss Felicia Man
ikas, Miss lreta Mcleod, Miss Emf
lie Rings, and Miss Elinor Forsyth,
invitation committee, Miss Jean
Finkbeiner. chairman. Miss Betty
Baker, Miss Eloise Fisher, and Miss
Marjorie Dinning table decorations
Miss Margaret Ellis; favors COM
-mittee-Miss- Beth Siddatt, chair
man, Miss Mabel Hard. Miss Marie
Turner, Miss Jeanette Schwartz,
and Miss Joyce Baske.
Leonard Menzi. of the Roosevelt
High School staff, Mrs. Menzi, DR..
J. w. Kelder. professor of educa-
ton at the Michigan State Normal
College, and Mrs. Kelder were chap
erones.
Many late ticket buyers were
turned away when the 200 limit was
reached.
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F. PHILLIPS, 50,
TAKEN BY DEATH
HAD BEEN IN POOR HEALTH
FOR NUN Der OF YEARS;
RITES WEDNESDAY

Ferridon Philips, after being
in poor health for a number of
years, passed away Sunday night at
1880 at his home.
He was the son OF Nathan and
Ann Wilcox Phillips and was horn
in Milan Township, July 20. 1865.
While living in Milan he was very
active in church and school affairs.
For about 90 years he was direc.
tor of the Meade School near
Milan and was superintendent of
the Milan Methodist Sunday School
20 years. When he came to tn s
city q years ago he retired from
active work, He was member
and regular attendant OF the Meth
odist Church here.
April q, 1885, he married Miss
May Russ. who survives him. He
also leaves one sister, Mrs. Perry
Palmer, Ann Arbor, a niece and
three nephews.
Funeral services will be in Stew.
ems & Bush Funeral Home, Wed.
nesday afternoon at O'Clock. Re-.
Walter B. Heyler will conduct the
services and burial will be made
in Rice Cemetery. south OF Milan.
Friends may call at the funeral
home.
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Supper Meeting at
Church Enjoyed by
Westminster League

Members OF the Westminster
League OF the Presbyterian Church
enjoyed their regular supper meet
ing Sunday evening at the church.
Miss Genevieve Lowry, president
OF Westminster League, and Miss
Margaret Marlborough served sup
per.
The 36th Psalm was the basis
for Thanksgiving devotions led by
Robert Urquhart. Miss Marion
Korson was at the piano and Miss
Lowry led In prayer
Rev. Raymon Burns Bair told in
an impressive manner the influ-
ences affecting his philosophy of
life. He told of the various people
he had known personally or through
reading, and what they had taught
him.
The former governor OF Indiana,
Paul McNutt, taught Rev. Bair the
lesson of getting the proper per-
spective before attempting to solve
any problems. Daniel Polling, Ma
tional Christian Endeavor leader,
taught him that the secret OF sue
cess was, with Gods help, to begin
new day with the determination
to make it better than the previous
one.
John Timothy Stone of the Nc
Cormick Seminary, Chicago, taught
Rev. Bair that fisher of men,
Just as OF fish, must not be too
prominently in sight.
From his father the speaker
learned TO always keep an eye on
a goal in the same manner that he
would plough straight furrow.
From Madame Girkie. whose let
ter to her son Rev. Bair read. he
learned that If he met an obstacle
he should go around it in the same
manner that river would flow
around any obstacle in its path.
From Harry Emerson Fosdick,
pastor Of Riverside Baptist Church,
New York City, he learned to be an
opportunist.
Cardinal John Henry Newman
taught Rev Balr to take one step
at a time.
From the teachings OF Jesus
Christ he learned to have a great
appreciation of people.
II was announced that there will
be no meeting next week end be-
cause Of the Thanks giving recess.
The League will meet Nov. at
Starkweather Hall All members
are invited to attend the discussion
of the business meeting at 1880. A
social party will follow with Miss
Barbara Geddis, social chairman.
in charge
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Mrs. A. L. Burgess, Pontiac. Wis.
tied at the home OF her son. Roy
Burgess, Saturday.
Nern Johnson, Barton Hills, Ann
Arbor, visited his sister, Mrs. Lon
Cady, Sunday.
Lamar Kishlar, after spending the
week end with his mother. Mrs. w.
l.. Kishlar. returned Sunday night
10 his home near st. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs Fletcher Erickson
Detroit. spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Minniss and Mrs. f. b.
Kellogg.
William Kemp. Clinton. visited
relatives in the city Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Burgess and
family spent Sunday with their
cousin in Hillsdale.
Carl f. Hammond, Chicago, well
known comic strip and commercial
artist visited his uncle. (. P. Rorison
after the University OF Michigan
and Northwestern game Saturday
and Sunday. Mr.. Hammond will 20
10 Tucson, Arizona. for the winter.
Miss Dorothy James and Miss
Virginia Wielandy will 90 to
Bloomington. Ind. Wednesday. to
spend the vacation with Miss Mar
garet Brewster.
Miss Ruth Cleary will come Wed.
nesday to spend the vacation with
her father. President p. X. Cleary.
Sunday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Mcdonald were Mr.. Nc
Donalds brother and sisterin-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Mcdonald.
Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. William Ealy.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Trimm and
daughter Jane Ann, Milan.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Sprague spent
Sunday with Mrs. John Durham
Dearborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank. Herzig. To.
ledo, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Gault over the week end.
Mrs Roy Curtice. Wayne. was
dinner guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Challis Saturday night.
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DR.. Rachel Uhvits
Tells Experiences

Or. Rachel Uhvits. assistant pro-
fessor in the natural science de-
partment OF the Michigan State
Normal College spoke to the mem
bers OF the Canterbury Club sun
day evening in Starkweather Hall.
DR.. Uhvits' topic was Growing
Up Through Changing Worlds" She
described her life as a child in pre-
war Russia. the Revolution. her
life in China. and her coming to the
United States rs student
Several members plan TO go to
Detroit next Sunday to attend the
young peoples service at st. Paul's
Cathedral.
Plans were also discussed Tor
Dec. when members OF the Wayne
and Michigan State Normal Col
leges Canterbury Clubs will he en-.
tertalned by members OF Harris
Hall. the Episcopal students center
on the University OF Michigan cam.
pus.
The meeting was closed with the
order of Compline.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-18
Hundred Fifty Enjoy Music,
Songs, Dances After Dinner

One OF the special social meetings
OF Phoenix Lodge. number 10. F.
and A. NJ, which is anticipated
with pleasure each year is the an
nual visit of St. Andrews Highland
degree team. Detroit. The team,
in their Scotch Highland costumes,
accompanied by several OF the
mems wives. two young women
dancers. also in costume and Mrs.
May Harrison introduced as mem.
Der of the team by adoption, We're
guests OF the lodge for dinner at
$50 in the Masonic Temple dining
room. Saturday night.
The Detroit visitors, members Of
Phoenix Lodge and their wives.
numbering $50, were served a deli
cious roast pork dinner by women
of the Eastern Star. The tables
We're prettily decorated with red
roses.
After a hearty welcome extended
by Frederick Lambert, worshipful
master he invited Roy NJ. McGreg-
or, director Of the team. to intro
duce his officers. One Of the Off
GERS. James Cardwell, a past pres
ident IS a former member OF Phoe-
nix Lodge.
In the auditorium, after dinner,
the visitors presented a most de-
lishtful and varied program which
was opened with a skirl of the bag
pipes by William Williamson Mr..
McGregor announced the numbers
Mrs. Harrison, in her clear So
prano, favored with group OF
Scotch songs in dialect. Comm
Through the Rye" "Lassie' and
Mary OF Argyle"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-18

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Green. De
troit. visited Mrs. Green's parents.
MIR. and Mrs. Herman Kruger over
the week end.
Mrs. Edward Block. Short Oak
St, has received word from her son.
Harold, that he arrived at Rose
City at night. shot his deer early
the next morning and is returning
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fanslow
were entertained at dinner in Royal
Oak Sunday In the afternoon they
attended .she San Carlo Opera Com
pany's Madame Butterfly in the
Detroit Masonic Temple
Clifton Bennett and Clarence
Sanderson are expected to return
tonight from a five day hunting
trip in the vicinity OF Hart Lake.
Harold Clifford Jack visited his
aunt. Mrs Lon Cady. Friday after
noon on his way home from training
in the L. S. Navy at Boston and
other places. He also visited his
mother, Mrs. Byron English, and his
= ANU ihtis WIS dOHloUus htul
City. Mr.. Jack is now going to San
Diego. Cal
Harry Orr, George Dorning. Wal
ter Manner and Raymond Charles,
Clyde, Leroy and Nelson Clough,
Jr.. and George Demmons. Fenton.
are hunting in the Upper PENN
sula.
Mrs Lamar Thumm. Miss Emma
Thumm and Miss Cora f. Roehm
attended church services in Howell
Sunday and We're dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorenz Ahlgrim.
Lansing, spent Sunday with Rev
and Mrs George Daschner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Schock and
son, Herbert. Jr.. We're hunting at
Higgins Lake over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs George Camp and
daughter. Ann Arbor. spent Sunday
with Mrs. katherine Dignan.
Mrs Gilbert Sager, formerly Miss
Norma Papke. who has been living
with her mother. Mrs Gardner
Hulett. since her marriage. has
Joined her husband in Detroit where
they will reside.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-18

Especially enjoyed was the clever
dancing OF Miss Nettie- Mcdonald
and Miss Jean McDougall who
first danced the Highland Fling
and the Sword Dance" Later,
dressed as sailors. they danced the
Sailors Hornpipe,' and as Irish
girls. they did an Irish jig. They
were accompanied by Mr.. William
son, the piper
James Tedcastle in a comic role
after singing and reciting several
Scotch songs. had the audience join
with him In the chorus OF "Roamin
in the Gloamin'' Mrs. Ray Burrell
played the accompaniments for
Mrs. Harrison and Mr. Tedcastle.
Mr.. McGregor invited the Masons
to come 10 Detroit to the ST. And
rew's 9lst annual banquet in the
Fort Shelby Hotel. Dec and TO
the Robert Burns annual concert
and dance in the General Motors
Building. Jan. %.
Mr.. McGregor explained that the
object OF the degree team is TO pre-
sent programs in the various lodges
they visit. for the purpose of Great
ing interest and to bring out mem
bers He remarked that if the prin-
ciples of Masonry were practiced
throughout the world. there would
not be the terrible destruction that
is going on today. He urged the
lodge members 10 follow the princi-
pies Of Masonry toward their fellow
men, and when they leave the lodge
room. not to leave Masonry there.
Closing the program, all joined
in singing God Bless America.
To occupy the remainder OF the
evening for the women, they were
given tickets TO the Martha Wash
ington Theater. The men adjourned
TO the lodge room where the NJ. NJ.
degree was conferred by the visit.
Ing -team on two candidates,
father. Sumner Coleman, and son,
William Coleman. True Scotch dia-
lect was used.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-18
CLYDE BENEDICT,
BE[[EV|LLE, DIES
HAD BEEN STORE MANAGER
FOR ID YEARS; RITES
TO BE WEDNESDAY
Especial to the Daily Press)

Especial to the Daily Press
Belleville. Mich. Nov. 1s-Clyde
n. Benedict died Sunday at his
home, 1865 Bellevile Rd., OF com.
plications after an Illness OF several
months. Mr.. Benedict was born IN
Naldron. near Adrian. Sept. 30.
1890. the son OF Er and Rena Perry
Benedict.
He is survived by his father: his
wife. Bertha Bundy Benedict,
whom he married at Hudson. Mich.
one brother, Claude, Middletown.
o.; one sister. Mrs. Eula Miller.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Mr.. Benedict was member CT
the !. o. o. F. lodge and the Bet
ter Business Club lie had been
manager of the c. F. Smith store
for IA years.
Funeral services will be Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock at the
Belleville Methodist Church. Rev.
William Richards, Worthwhile. Will
ofiiclate. Burial will be in the
cemetery at Hudson.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-18

The Young Married Peoples Club
met at the Methodist Church with
a large attendance. Mrs. Leon Bur
rell was in charge OF the program.
Prof. Lawrence DeBoer showed
views taken on a trip to the Gaspe
Peninsula last summer and a group
OF Ypsilanti High School students
presented clever play, "A Bar
gains A Bargain" those taking
part being Beverly Boutell
Ray Clark, Shirley Briggs, Shirley
Tucker Gerald Helly and Robert
Candy. It was voted to buy two
choir robes for the use OF the church
choir. Mrs. Lawrence Darling, Sam.
uel Wallace and Leroy Bush were
appointed a nominating committee
10 report at the next meeting. Ice
cream and cake were enjoyed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-18
TRIP TO TOLEDO
MUSEUM ENJOYED

Members OF the Fine Arts Club
of the Michigan State Normal Col.
lege enjoyed a trip to the Toledo
Art Museum, Toledo, o.. Sunday af-
ternoon.
The group viewed paintings
brought to the museum from both
World Fairs Dutch. French, and
Italian paintings. brought from
Europe to the Fairs ara now In To-
ledo, as they cannot be returned
due to war conditions.
Mrs. Helen +. Swete, associate
professor Of art, Miss Doris Porter,
Instructor fart, and Professor
Orlo NJ. Gill. head Of the college art
department. accompanied the stu.
dents.
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HELD FOR INVESTIGATION

Detroit. Nov. is ms Edgar
Vincent, %, and Buster Bloodsaw,
20. Detroit Negroes. were being
held today for Investigation in the
staying of Dominic Spadafore.
Pontiac grocer. who was killed
during an attempted hofdup Sept.
90 at a Detroit intersection.
Spadafore repeatedly was shot by
a Negro. whom police believe was
an accomplice Of a Nesress Spad-
afore had given ride in his auto
mobile.
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See Wedding Pictures

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilburn Schattler
and son. Robert, Centerline, were
guests Sunday of Mrs. Gertrude
Grant. In the afternoon they and
others who had been in the Sullivan
Grant wedding party went to Ann
Arbor where at the University OF
Michigan DR.. II. II. Willard, pro-
fessor OF chemistry at the Univer-
sity. showed motion pictures Of the
wedding Of Mrs. Grants daughter
and William H. Sullivan. DR.. Will
lard had been assisted by Gerald
kissen and Miss Marion Denny,
both friends OF Mr.. Sullivan.
Mrs. Earle V. Evans and son,
Robert, attended the performance OF
the opera, "Cayalleria Rusticana."
at the Masonic Temple, Detroit, Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs C. s. Winslow left
today for Washington. d. c., to
spend few days with their son.
Frederick. From there they Will 60
TO Daytona Beach, Fla, for the win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Nugent and
son, Frederick, BEDFORD. spent Sun
day with Mrs. Emma Nugent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank, Freeman. De-
troit attended the Michigan-North-
western game in Ann Arbor, Satur-
day, and spent Sunday with Ypsi-
lanti relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Santure were
guests of Mrs Agnes Katz, Ann Ar
Dor, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Forbes.
Dearborn, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. }. j. Forbes.
Miss Elizabeth Spbie was the
guest. Sunday Of Mr. and Mrs Grant
Kettles. Lansing.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-18

Eleven Girl Scouts Of troop nine,
accompanied by their leader, Mrs.
Ben Sovey, and Miss Betty Blan.
chard, went on hike and cook out
to the Armory, Saturday. Working
on her own cook out badge, eaca
girl cooked her own dinner of
breadsticks. somores, fried pota.
toes and steaks.
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Games. stunts Enjoyed

Games and stunts were enjoyed
at the hard luck party given by
tie Mems Fellowship Glass Of the
First Baptist Church and their
wives at the First Baptist Church
Friday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Christian ana Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Stoltz were in charge Of the
entertainment Refreshments were
enjoyed at beautifully decorated
tables The nominating committee
will submit names for officers at
the December meeting.
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Campus Events
College Calendar

TODAY
33O5O0 p. my International Starkweather
400 p. NV. A A Board Meeting, Gymnasium.
1900 m-AlSoory Play Hour McKenny
TUESDAY
10000 mFreshman Womens Assembly Charles McKenny
10000 am Junior Class meeting. Wech Hall
1880 D. m--Viyentes meeting. StaTkweather Hall
1880 mNewman Club Thanksgiving
1880 p mace Club. Alumni Lounge, Charles McKenny
1880 m-Wodeso meeting, Room Charles McKenny
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At Camn Conferenca

Mrs. II. deb Barss and Mrs. Mar
tin Benson, of the Girl Scout Coun-
ell, attended the Girl Scout Camp
Conference in Jackson. Friday and
Miss Cornelia Everard and Miss
Betty Elzinga, leaders, attended
Saturday.
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Anniversary ohserued

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. K. Scbill enter.
tanned Is guests at a cooperative
dinner Sunday night honoring Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Wolter on their
2Oth wedding anniversary. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wolter were presented with
a set OF fiesta ware
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MadeIon Gall Porter

Rev. and Mrs. d. II. Porter are
announcing the birth of daughter,
Madelon Gail. Sunday morning in
st. Josephs Mercy Hospital, Ann
Arbor.
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Mrs. Irving Jorgensen and son,
Jerry, Webberville. were guests
at the week end OF Mrs. Peter
Buccos
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Announce Birth

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Studt, $40 W
Forest Ave, are announcing the
birth Of daughter this morning in
Boyer Hospital. The baby weighed
nine pounds, IA ounces.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Huff re
turned Sunday evening from
Wheeler where they had visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Smell. While
there they viewed their property
which had been damaged somewhat
by the wind.
Miss Ruth Copeland and Miss
June Hewitt, w. X. Kellogg School,
Augusta, visited friends here over
the week end.
Mrs. Louisa Blum, Miss Magdalen
Blum and Oliver are going to Fow-
lervile this week to visit Mrs.
Carrie Miner. who is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Bath attended
the ball game Saturday in Ann Al
Dor
Mrs. William Hopkins, PASSPORT,
Mich, is visiting her sisters, Mrs.
Milo Ehman and Mrs. Thomas V.
Dutton.
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Famous Magician
to Give Program

The Woman's Society OF Chris
tian Service Of the First Methodist
Church has secured for one day the
services OF Keystone. famous magi-
clan. He will appear at the church
basement hall, Tuesday. There will
be a matinee performance at 4 p.
m. for all school children. The eve
ming performance for adults will be-
gin at 1880 p. m.
Keystone has wide repertoire.
Among his many tricks are THE
Magic Wands." The Vanishing
Doves" The Chinese Rice Bowls, ."
and the French Guillotine." During
the entertainment Keystone fea-
lures his widely acclaimed East
Indian Needle Eat
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