The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-01
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Robert Packer of the fifth grade
received first prize, Lorraine
Schoolmaster. first grade. second
prize; and Cap Orr, second grade,
third award.
Each room paraded throu yh
every other room and the final
awards were made after the best
in each room paraded before the
judges, Mrs. Guy Ableson, Fred
Lind Joseph Brothers and Neil
Johnson.
Entertainment of games, recita-
tions and stories were planned for
each room and refreshments served
by committees from the combined
sponsoring organizations.
Awards Made
over 300 attended the Halloween
party at Harriet School where u
awards were made for costumes.
Prizes for the funniest were re-
ceived by John Lindsey. Olive
Trigg, Marian Palmer and Elmer
Hurst. Awards for the prettiest
went to Herbert Walker. Jr.. Dun
bar Clay, Dolores Robertson and
Barbara Fuller. Cash merits for the
one dressed in the most hard time
outfit went to Robert Green. Joseph
Perry, Richard Perry and Ruby
Wilson. Judges of the contestants
in the parade, held in the gymna.
sum, were Mrs. Gladys Mashatt
Mrs Hazel Latham. Rev. H. 6.
Simmons and James Warner. cider
and doughnuts were served and
four reels OF motion pictures
shown.
View Pictures
At Central School auditorium APP
proximately 300 viewed the party,
motion pictures and parade. Prizes
went to Jane Fairbanks for her
colonial maid costume in the pref,
test division. Joy Walters receiy-
ed an award in this division for
her portrayal of the dancing lady
and Beverly ]. Shafer, a cash award
for her Characterization of the
pumpkin girl. For the most comic
al James Walter and Robert Mac.
Dougal received cash awards for
the act, the painless dentist; Pat
rick Philbin, Charlie Chaplin;
David Rhorbacker. Petunia. In the
most original division Edward
Forester as Robin Hood, Helen and
Robert SOuthgate as Pinocchio and
Jimmy Cricket. and Richard
Owens as a coal miner received
awards.
At the High School dance for Up.
SLANT and Roosevelt School stu
dents in the Ypsilanti High gymna-
SUM an estimated 500 danced to
the music OF local eight piece or
chestra. Cider and doughnuts were
served.
Parties In Rooms
Kindergarten, first and second
grade pupils OF Harriet School held
Halloween parties in their rooms
Thursday afternoon.
The children had prepared dec
orations OF pumpkins, corn shocks
and witches for their rooms. Games
were played and refreshments
served.
Uziel Hamilton received the prize
in the second grade room for the
best costume. Richard Williams
and William Robbins. fourth grade
students. constructed tent OF can
vas and corn shocks for the party
fortune teller in the second grade.
kindergarten pupils will have
a party today. They will be served
the same kind OF refreshments that
were given to the older children
at the school party Thursday night.
Little Destruction
Property destruction on Hallo-
ween was slight Thursday night as
youngsters took their final fling at
playing tricks and frightening citi.
zens.
City police removed two wheel
ed trailer found parked on olive
ST. 10 206 Olive ST. The depart
ment- officials replaced red Ian
terms. removed by children, from a
sidewalk construction project on
Normal St.
Two reports we're received by
city police OF persons In an auto
mobile shooting at street lights.
One call was received from Ann ST.
where a description OF the car
was not obtained and another from
Prospect st. where boys in a red
automobile we're seen taking aim
at the. light.
Thomas Halls. 3i4 +. Michigan
Ave. told police today that a
painted sign for his shoe repair
shop had been scraped from his