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ARTHUR PETER. VIM. H. BADEN. Attys

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
iumbla, Holding q Probate Court.-In re:
Estate of CATHERINE v. JOHNSON De-
ceased ADMINISTRATION NO. 55 743-
The notification as to the trial OF issues In IN
writing dated the 10th day Of December;
1885. purporting to be the last will and
testament Of Catherine ". johnson de-
ceased having been returned as to the un.
known heirs at law and next Of kin OF
Catherine " Johnson; George L. Edmunds
and Mrs, Arthur 2; HAYES. NOT 10 De
11a39u, ORDERED that the issues be set
down for trial on the 9Th day of February,
1910 and that this order and the sub
snee tbe psperwritns g RITZ 1ted December 10; 1885
purporting to be the last will and testament
OF Catherine Y. Johnson deceased; exc nd
cuted by said Catherine v. Johnson IA as trra ann
for her last will and testament I'm IN due M torm or n
making and subscribing or acknowledging
by her Of said paper-writing dated pc
cember 10, 1896, of sound and dlsposlnS
deed deed or contract2 Third Was, the sad
obtained or the execution thereof procureo
from the said Catherine v. Johnson. de-
ceased by fraud coercion or undue IN
fuence exercised upon her by Reno 8
Harp ir or any other person or persons.
Shall be published once a week for Iour our
successive weeks IN the WasthnFtlhon tor ths sare r~
J LAWS. vs. justice tseali Attest. THEo-
DORE COGSWELI.. REGISTER Of WIS ior
the District of Columbia. Clerk OF me
Probate Court. ia3 lob. u 20 .1.27
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LEGAL NOTICES.
HENRY S. SNYDER. Attorney,
Barrister Building.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
AN united tied states for the District Of Co.
lumbia -Margaret vujtech. Plslntins; sHs vs.
Joseph Vujtech. DISCRIMINATING: 5saI, a;n
an absolute divorce from the defendant on on
the ground of constructive desertioni ips IOs
more than two years; on o motion .ouoIy OF ,he
i94O. ordered that the defendant, joseph
Vujtech cause his appearance to be entefed req
herein on or before the fortieth gay. es- s-
curing after the day Of the first publication
OF this order otherwise the cause Will Proe oe
proceeded with as IN case OF deIauiIhi uhi,,shed 1o
once once week @ for three successive weeks in
the Washington Law Reporter, and Tne
Evening Star before said day DlckENt.
sHARLEs cha Les e. STEWART CLERK; BY JOHN
q BOWEN Assistant Clerk. ja3 lO.17.
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LA SALE 1899 conv. coupe. with opera r
seats, radio and white-van tires. reg ieaen-
uum control: formerly owned by an Am
bassador here in Washington: car has been
driven only 5000 miles almost t1n. nsc
Thite-waii tires. S25: total: 1908; our
price, 81 07b; SAVINGS Of $500 terms tern ,lfS snS
trade Standard Motor Sales; ooo 14tn
ST. NV, North 1479-North 229S.
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"FIRsT IN FRIENDLINESS"
PROPOSALS.

FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY. PUBLIC
euia'nes4 e JAM l. Anmnd iaaG@seaIed BIDS IN dupcats
win be publicly opened in this once s4o a. for tg
concsa1ed lighting over dropped panel in
ipnsTst iibrsry at the T. Department Of Justice
Buiidins Washington p b. 1sawlnS fron ane abs
ofsce The furnishing of more than one set
viii viii be in in the discretion. Of the Cnmmlsy,
sioner Of Public Buildings. public
Buifdines. Federal Works Agency.
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FORD 1888 Tudor sedan; low MILEAGE By
original owner. flne rubber. very economical
motor. clean interiors; truly . dne FORD
for S4e5 and backed sy Hornsr's Famous
HoRNERs CORNlk.
9th and fla Ave. NE. At6nt1e 6z04.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.
(Continued.)

the Washington Real Estate Board, Of the
leasehold estate herein directed advertised
adjoining property. the North Section Of
the La Sale Apartments. duplicate origi.
nal Of said appraisal. promptly upon receipt
January. 1910. viii be placed on file in
this cause and open to inspection. The
trustees have authority, in their discretion,
to postpone the day and hour OF this sale.
which postponement shall be not less than
one. nor more than two weeks. In the
event OF a postponement, or postponements.
the trustees will cause advertisement there
OF to be made in such manner as they in
their discretion may determine.
JAMES A. PURCELL,
1910 Vermont Avenue. NV.
Washington. D. c.
RALPH d. QUINTER,
815 Fifteenth street, NV.
Washington, D. c.
ja1O.17,24,31. trustees.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1898 1h-ton stake body:
good condition; $3.50; Evergreen, gad, Co.. s"o
FORD 1886 va hydraulic dump, with high
stake body. $500: 1882 Ford, high stake
body. S75. 627 L st. NV. Met. 7342.
FORD 1886 pickup: very fine tires. recon-
ditioned motor unusually clean: bargaM
trade. terms Triangle Motors. 1401 r. /.
ave. ne. Dec 6302.
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LA SALE 1897 4-door sedan: black fnish
with trunk fne motor. very good runpeE
Ask for car No. 35S.
9Th and Fla Ave NE Atlantic 6464.
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LA SALE 1899 club coupe: 2 extra opera
seats, beige finish. Royal master tires with
puncture-proof tubes. radio, fresn-air
this car had unusual care: 1925. G: g, c;
Guaranty Capitol Cadillac Co.. 1922 22nd
st. NV Natl. $780, Open evenings. closed
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LA SALE 1899 club coupe: extra opets
heater and defroster, You can readily tel
this eaG nag capto H1HSuel cadsc shFs e.
st, NV Natl. 5000. Open evenings. closed
Sundays.
LA SALE 1899 club coupe, 1888 4-door
trunk sedan. 1897 4-door trunk sedan;
1887 club coupe these cars are IN 81. splendid1
liberal terms in city and fully euaranteed.
Superior Motors 14th and P SITS Dupont
1900. Open evenings until pm.
LA SALE 1898 four-door touring sedan;
finish and interior in new-car condition.
tires Ike new. truly luxu1ious car At an
cHERNEk1sEp ~ ' and fully Uncle
Joe offers this car on terms that make IL
easy 70 0SH 0cSHHERNER MOTOR CO.,
A .edas: sA dark 'sS sue nish. White ;ideSall
s,,o s,R cs5 G.dss Ss5 Co. ssnd .t ny
Natl. 5000. Open eveninxs. closed SUNDAYS:
L1NcoLN-zEPHYR- 1897 .2-door. trunk. Sc
aaa 35sa.l BY s4ts n'a
Dealers. 2O1S 14th st. NV. Dupont 5o62:
L1Nco1N-zEPHYR 1887 4-door sedan: low
body ne ns TubSsr Vsl1 seap INTERIOR
"@s s,s car and # H. n: sr coREas Atlantic s.s
5 Ss' ss ssS'' fsss sss sRi
OLDsMOBnE 1885 6-passenger. 4-dr.
tre 1aen snd sD9
es prce @ ss clean e. ond csp
$500. Open evenings, closed Sundays
oLDsMoBmE 1928 5.Dsss; ;n, 4,ar. .tssIin; togFinf
tires, spotless interior and a splendid mo-
ss HfTs ;srs7 real ysqs can in
sSt $780, SaosS open Eve eVeninss. close Closed s sunasys w
oLDsMoB1LE 1898 5-passenger 4-dr. trunk
sedan. cylinders; gray finish: spotless
!Ss Yeu siIl snd II. Xxx .I sIssn ssa;;:: AZ:
es:nnss eN sss Sssd aSns 8 sunds,. Nat. $500 open
oLDsMoBILE 1887 4-door sedan; excellent
Thoroughly checked to give you safe winter
;s1s s;s:s s5, snf ;ssss 1875 ss
SI an ss5 ssy st.n y:T1 s fsp s;
ed, radio and heater; only s475. Displayed
heated sttS Duildns nie,tpr ssH,r 1ne
OLDsMOByLE 1888 b-passenEer trunk Sc
dan: economical o-cyl. motor; ready to siye
SAFE 1ntsT ,n1 s,s isrve IN
building. /. r Steuart. Inc. 1925 14th
st. NV Decatur 1903,
oLDsMoBnE 1899 eight 4-door trunk
sedan; this car 10 really IKE bfand:new
q an most exceptional value 1t S776. with .
written guarantee and the most convenient
terms. Superior Motors 14th and P sts
oLDsMoBnE 1888 "S' tr. sedan: perfect
matte transmission; best tires and perform
ance: less than halt original cost; 3 days
clearance price Of $64B: unbeatable value
PAUL BROS. Chrysier- Plymouth, $3.50
wisconsin. No payments until March.
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PONTIAC 1899 4-door sedan: driven very
little by original owner. New-car condi-
tion and appearance in every detail: S645.
over so cars to select from. Always q
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PONTIAC 1887 4-door trunk sedan; blue
feet mechanically: a real bargain at only
S445 Displayed in heated building L. P.
s,rIart. Inc. 1925 14th st. NV. Dec. 4sO3
sTUDEBAKER 1898 President. radio;
car, assume payments. 455 LeBaum st. Sc.
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MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.

NoToR cYoil SIDE CAR, GOOD conditi'
$26. Hobart 7422.
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e. PERCIVAL WILSON.
10 ANds. .exSu Secretary,
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wILLYs 1898 sedan; this car was built
for economy: Uncle Joe makes Sr,ea y Easy Iof nd
fully guaranteed: spotless inside and out:
compare for performance. appearance ana
D''ee' 0''lc cHERNER MOTOR CO.,
1711 Florida Ave NV. Hobart 5000.
STATION WAGON 1889 Pontiac; one own
er low mileage; S795. Flood, 1921 Conn.
WN SdO1
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oLDsMoBnE 1899 eight. 4-door trunk
sedan; this car Is really like brand-n new
and We Welcome the most rigid inspection;
q most exceptional value at $776. With =
terms. Superior Motors. 14th and P sts
Dupouk 1900. Open sundays till pm.
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LA SALE 1889 club coupe, 1888 4-door
trunk sedan. 1897 4-door trunk sedan;
1887 club coupe; these cars " are % IN ;plendid a.1
liberal terms in city and fully euaranteed:
| Superior Motors, 14th and P SITS. Dupont
| 1900. Open evenings until pm.
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model 81: dark blue paint excellent tires.
spotless interior, radio and heater. This
Is surely clean car: S525. c. C. c.
Guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co.. 1922 22nd
st. NV. Natl 5000. Open evenings,
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Systematically with loan from US. Here
YOU can trode all your old debts for one
with but one small payment to moke
eoeh month Come in, write, or phone
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LA SALE 1898 four-door touring sedan
| finish and interior in new-car condition.
| tires Ike new. . truly luxurious car at an
| amazingly low price; only $500; thoroughiy
CHERNERIZED and fully guaranteed; uncle
easy to own.
1v11 riorida Ave NV Hobart 1000.
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FORD 1888 coupe; 1897. One-UWnef ckr:
present this I'd at the time Of purchase
you can save $50 on price, Of car which
may be used as part OF d4Wn payment
1114 Vermont ave Natl. $3.50.
FORD 1887 de luxe Fordor sedan: equip:
ped with radio and excellent white.wa!l
tires: thoroughly reconditionsd: winterized
angle Motors. 1401 n. !. ave. ne. DE-
catur 6302.
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FORD 1897 "s5" Tudor: s372; equipped
with trunk and radio: excellent condition
throuRhout; car No. 45s5. II you present
save $50 on price Of car which may be used
as part Of down payment, More car for less
money at Hill a. Tibbtts. 1114 Vermont
ave Natl QRh0.
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oLpSMOBnE 1888 "8" tr. sedan: perfect
one-owner condition; radio heater. auto
matte transmission; best tires and perform
clearance price ef $64B; unbeatable value
PAUL BROS. Chrysler-Plymouth $3.50
wisconsin. No payments until March.
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DODGE 1887 do luxe trunk sedan: black
finish: nne tires; 1907 modern; radio,
heater; unbeatable 3-day clearance price,
S42O; any terms. PAUL BROS. -Chfyser-
Plymouth. $3.50 Wisconsin. Woodley 2161.
DODGE 1898 two-door sedan. 6-cyl.; one
owner, S4S5. Flood, 1921 Conn. WO.
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$3.50. Flood. 4ee1 Conn Wo: s401.
PONTIAC 1897 2-door sedan: paint. tires,
motor general condition far above the
average Low in price at S49a. over 90
other fine cars Always a bargain at
ARCADE PONTIAC.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-15
Scouts Invested
in Troop Three

At an inyestiture ceremony at
the weekly meeting OF Girl Scout
troop three, Thursday evening at
the Girl Scout Little House, in Rec
r alton Park, four girls, Patricia
Lackey. Franziska lsbell, Beverly
Ann Brown and Phyllis Gundru
were invested as Girl Scouts.
The girls and their leader Mrs.
]. r. Hawkins, enjoyed their meet.
ing in the Little House which is
now being heated with a new oil
heater.
School Brownies contin'
ued their work ON their Brownie
apron pockets at their meeting t
the home OF Mrs. Charles Elliott,
Thursday afternoon.
After the meeting they were
served refreshments OF orange
Juice. animal and graham crackers.
II was decided to omit next week s
meeting on account of Thanksgiv.
ing. The following week the troop
will meet at the home of Mrs. ]. +.
Qusckenbush. the grandmother OF
Janice Clark.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-15
RANKS IN WALT TON
LEAGUE Trimmed
MANY TN NORTHFoR OPENING
OF DEER HUNTING SEASON;
GROUP TO BUY CHAIRS

At the business meeting OF the
lzaak Walton League Thursday
evening in Landy Hall. the ranks
were thinned because many are in
the north woods for the opening Of
the deer season this morning. In
the absence OF Ralph Blanchard
president. and William Hardness.
vice president, Leland Rendel, exc
cutive secretary. presided as chair
man. Carl Scheffler acted as sec
rotary pro TEN.
A the close OF the financial re-
port. George Bevins, treasurer.
stated that the weekly Saturday
evening benefit parties will be in
the future In Landy Hall instead
OF the Arbeter Hall. The recon-
mendation OF the financial commit
tee to purchase so addit onal chairs
for use in the clubrooms was I'M
anlmously approved. The comfort
and convenience OF the large oil
heater recently presented to the
League by the Ladies' Auxiliary for
the club room use was noted ami
approved by all.
Fred Earle, delegate to the
Michigan United Conservation
Clubs convention IN Jackson, made
an unusually clear and concise re.
port. Others attending the Satur-
day night banquet were Mr.. and
Mrs. Jay Hubbard, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Keene, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Hardness Lewis Sass and
Carl Scheffler Present at Friday
sessions were George Bevins and
friend. and Mr., and Mrs. Virgil
Bryson.
Said Mr. Earle. THE NJ. L. C. c,
must not be misconstrued with
other local sportsmen's clubs. II
is parent organization, including
In its membership nearly ali the
sportsmen and conservation clubs
in the state. This unites them all
for concerted action on any front
Any problem too large for a loca
club will receive the support oil
the NJ. L. c. c. and its $4,000
members. A questionable was
sent from the office OF Secretary
Harry Gains, Grand Rapids. to
all candidates for Office this fall.
asking their attitude on measures
Of importance to Michigan sports.
men. They are having a pre-
found effect on the legislation OF
today" he said.
The following candidates were
unanimously approved for rec e,
ton to membership for 1871: Ros
coe Smith. Dan Levliet. Earl Wendt
and Ross d. Cook. They were pre-.
sented by Albert Davies, Chairman
OF the membership committee.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-15
Rainbow Girls Plan
For Special Meeting

Plans for the December special
meeting OF the Order of ,ainbow
for Girls ere discussed. committee
reports were read and announce
ments made at the November reSu-
lar meeting OF the Order, Thursday
evening in the Masonic Temple
chapter room.
Miss Catherine Cakes reported
on the personal label sale and Miss
Lorraine Penman on membership.
Candidates from Milan are to be
il. itiated at the combination egular
and special meeting to be Dec. y.
Plans for refreshment and for
entertaining the guests were dis
cussed.
Fourteen girls responded to the
call from Miss Virginia Epson.
worthy advisor. as volunteers to
serve the DeMoiay Parents Night
dinner. Nov. IS. Miss Epson an
nounced the Eastern Star bazaar,
Dec. 8 when the Rainbow girls
will have a table and sell personal
labels. also the Eastern Star install
lation, Nov. %.
Mrs. Wesley Penman. member OF
The advisory board, acted as secre-
tary in the absence OF MISC vera
Holloway. who Is recovering from
recent operation.
The next meeting will be a spe'
cial meeting Nov. IS.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-15
New Birthday Club
Organized at Party
Given Miss Thumm

A new birthday club was organ.
lied Thursday night at the home
Of Miss Hannah Thumm. Ann Arbor.
during a birthday party which rs
persons were attending at her
home. Meetings will start after the
first OF January. and the name and
officers and place of meeting will
be chosen later.
II was Miss Thumm's Slst birth
day anniversary which was OBJ
served With music, games and Wis
iting. She received many gifts OF
cards and flowers. There were four
birthday cakes, one of which was
surmounted with candles and an
other with a music box playing
Happy Birthday To You"
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
c. H. Wellbrook, Miss Helen Well
brook. Miss Emma and Miss Mary
c. Thumm. Edward Thumm and
son. Foster. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Thumm. Miss Elizabeth Stobie and
nephew. Laurie Stobie. and Mrs. F.
II. Kintigh. Ypsilanti. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. W. Blackmore. Canton Center
Road, Mrs C. NJ. Bissell and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harold Zeeb. Munger Rd..
Mr.. and Mrs. William Heller, Saline
Road, and Mr.. and Mrs. Grover
Koch, Webster Township.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-15
Pyesbutenans Nethodsts Plan For Christmas Bazaars Dnn
Daughters of Union
Veterans Will Give
Thanksgiving Basket

Martha A. Beach Tent Daughters
OF Union Veterans made plans for
their contributions for Thanksgiv-
Ing and for the Rorison dress pro
ject at the business meeting Thurs
day evening in GAR. Hall.
Mrs. n. l.. Frick, senior vice pres
ident, conducted the business meet
ing In the absence OF the president.
Mrs. Arthur Ferguson, who
was out OF the city. 1t was voted to
give 81 to the Rorison project and
to send a Thanksgiving basket to
Gallon Markham. age 81, the only
Civil War veteran in this vicinity.
A letter was read by the secre-
tary from the Department president,
Mrs. Estella Deiser. appointing her
Department aides, Mrs. Edward
Grannis. chairman. Mrs. n. L. Prick,
Mrs. A. n. Burd. Mrs. c. F. Beck and
Mrs. Z. f. Ensign.
The next social meeting is to be
at the home OF Mrs. Philip Waiting,
Nov. 2S.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-15
Dinner Planned For
University Women

An American Association OF Uni
versity Women Sunday night sup
per will be Nov. II in the Michigan
League Ann Arbor. at 6:15 p. m.
Professor Joseph Hayden, Univer-
sity OF Michigan political science
department member and former
vice governor of the Philippines,
will speak on the American In
terests In the Far East In 1910"
Patrons OF the supper will be
welcomed by Mrs. Paul Bassow.
Mrs. John Edwards. Mrs. Stephen
Atwood and Mrs. Harry Smith in
the Ethel Fountain Hussey lounge.
Special hostesses at the unre-
served tables will be Mrs. Edison
Sunderland, Mrs. Arthur Copeland,
Mrs. Charles Sink, Mrs. George
Carrothers. Miss Lurene Prouse
and Mrs. Francis Kamman.
Miss Gladys Kirschbaum and Mrs.
Simon Fagerstrom are making ar
rangements for those attending
from Ypsilanti.
The next major meeting OF the
year will be Dec. 4 at the Michigan
Union at 6:l5. A dinner and pro-
gram are planned. .-
Professor R. W. Hammett will be
host and speaker to the interior
decorating group Dec. IL. Modern
Architecture will be discussed.
Mrs. John Edwards will entertain
the international relations group
Friday at 230 p. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-15
Luther League From
Saline Entertained
at Party Given Here

Senior Luther League OF st.
Paulo Evangelical Church, Saline.
were guests OF the Senior Luther
League OF the local Lutheran Church
at party at the church, Thursday
evening.
A varied program OF readings
music and games provided a plea
SAINT evenings entertainment for
the So young people.
Opening the program, Miss Bern
ice Flanagan gave a Thanksgiving
monologue entitled "A Cheerful
Caller" Miss Joann Rose played
her own accordion accompaniment
as she sang group OF songs. Ed.
ward Herbst led in community
singing with Miss Betty Fenker ac-
companying at the piano.
A welcome was extended to the
visiting young people and TO Rev.
II. +. Whittbracht, pastor of the
Saline Church, by Re-. Hugo
Fenker.
Refreshments OF sandwiches,
cake, salad topped with whipped
cream. and coffee. were served at
a long table lighted with glowing
tapers. Miss Marian Herbst and
Miss Helen Rhode poured.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-15
Games Entertain
West Side Circle

Table games provided entertain
ment for the West Side Circle OF
the Dorcas Society of the Lutheran
Church following their usual bust
ness meeting Thursday evening at
the home of Mrs. Karl Scheffler,
Sr.
Mrs Walter Gaecke presided at
the business meeting. attended by
l6 members and two guests Devo-
tions were led by Mrs. Otto Schef-
fler who read Psalm 1913.
Prizes for table games went to
Mrs. Paul Weinlander, Mrs. Charles
Stokes, Mrs. Clayton Hughes. Mrs.
Gerald Scheffler and Mrs. Ann
Stadler
Dainty refreshments were served
by the hostess.
The next circle meeting will be
Nov. 90, instead of Nov. IS. with
Mrs. Joseph Korbel.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-15
Event December 5 Will be
One of Hghlights of Year

OF the program following which sew
eral members read poems on
THANKSGIVING. Nineteen calls we're
reported.
Mrs. Laura Davis. Mrs. Z. d. Sin.
clair and Mrs. Farris assisted the
hostess in serving refreshments.
1t was decided to have a Christ
mas party for the next meeting.
Circle four, at the home OF Mrs.
Andrew Smith. made plans for their
booth at the Christmas bazaar and
supper. Eighteen sick calls were re-
ported. Devotions were led by Mrs.
Matt Lappinen who also had charge
of the program.
John Faily, Persia, former stu
dent at the Normal College and
now OF the University OF Michigan,
entertained with an instructive talk
on the customs and religion of his
native land.
Fourteen members were present
In December the circle will have
an all day meeting at the home of
Mrs. Joseph Warner and tie COM
fort.
Circle six was entertained at the
home of Mrs. George Ross. Mrs.
Gerald Kelly conducted the devo-
tons using Psalm 100 and an arti-
Gle on thankfulness. The Lords
Prayer was repeated in unison.
1t was decided to omit the De-
cember circle meeting because
many will be busy with the church
supper, bazaar and Christmas plans.
Mrs, Elwyn Bailey, leader, an
nounced the turkey dinner, Dec. s,
at the church for which the circle
will furnish the salad. Mrs. Bailey
also announced the magician pro-
gram. Nov. 10. which is to help pay
for choir robes. Fifty-eight social
and 20 sick calls were reported for
the month. Twenty-six embers and
one child were present.
Mrs. Walter Stout, chairman for
the month. announced a rummage
sale for Friday and Saturday OF
this week.
For the program following the
meeting the members were called
Oh to relate their most embarrass-
ing moment. Mrs. Howard Fauslow
read an Edgar Guest poem entitled
What Is Good Americana"
The committee serving refresh
ments was, Mrs. Stout, Mrs. Carol
Dunn, Mrs. William Morey, Miss
May Crane and Mrs. J. A. Harner.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-15
Brotherhood Will
Meet in Ann ArbOr

Washtendw- County Brotherhood
will meet at the West Side Method
ist Church, Ann Arbor, Sunday al
ternoon and evening.
Rev. c. W. Carpenter, OF the
Second Baptist Church, Ann Arbor,
will speak at 4:30 and the choir
OF this church will sing.
At the evening service at 1880
the young people OF Sharon Evan
gelical Church will present a musi-
cal program and Roger H. Freund,
general secretary of the Y.M.C.A.,
Ann Arbor. will speak.
Lunch will be served at o'clock.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-15
Young Republicans
Choose Committees

Committees for the year were APP
pointed at the Young Women's Re
publican Club meeting Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. Riley
Wise. They are: program, Miss
Audrey Merkle. Mrs Howard Da-
wilson. and Mrs. James Mohler;
membership. Miss Dorothy Dunlap,
Mrs. Ralph Hawker; entertainment.
Miss Helen Bassett, Mrs. Ernest
Klavitter, Jr.; refreshments, Mrs.
Riley Wise. Mrs. Clifford Bennett;
publicity, Miss Mary Welkenbach
and Miss Pearl Block.
Clay Leach. who teaches political
science in Ann Arbor. gave an in
formative and interesting talk on
the history and Use Of the electoral
college.
1t was decided to omit the Deem
Der meeting and to have a dinner
meeting in January.
Cards were enjoyed and refresl-
ments served after the lecture Mrs.
r. A. Weir. one OF the patronesses,
was present.