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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-31

At the American Legion Auxiliary
October meeting at the Legion
Home Thursday evening. new com
mittee chairmen gave an outline
OF their schedule.
The following are chairmen OF
the various committees: finance,
Mrs. Carl Stanton; program. Mrs
Laura Butler; community service,
Mrs. {. w. Stokes; membership.
Mrs B. F. Eddings; rehabilitation,
Mrs. Harold Curtis; child welfare,
Mrs. 4. l.. Bales; junior auxiliary,
Mrs. Carl Clark; sewing. Mrs. Alice
Waiting and Mrs. Margaret Put
nam; Americanism, Mrs. R. f
Parker; national defense, Mrs. T.
S. Weber; Gold Star. Miss Hazel
Suit, constitution and bylaws. Mrs.
Willard Shaw; national news. Mrs
Eddings: legislation, Mrs. Margaret
Putnam; employment Mrs. Ray
Clark; refreshments. Mrs. William
Harrington; adult education, Mrs
S. S. Starr; publicity. Mis-. James
Waite; trophy and awards, Mrs
Charles Kuster: music, Mrs. Floyd
Warrington; flower. Mrs. Walter
Stitt: scholarship. Mrs. Coy Ran
kin; poppy. Mrs. R. C. Starr; radio,
Mrs. John Smith.
The finance chairman. Mrs. Stan.
ton, reminded the group OF the
Armistice Dance 10 be at the Arm
DRY Tuesday night. Nov. II. She also
announced a rummage sale al st.
Luke's Church House Friday and
Saturday. Nov. IA and Is.
The unit voted TO buy a case OF
toilet soap for the nursery school;
this is a community service project
Troop OF the Girl Scouts, spon.
sored by the Auxiliary, is one OF the
outstanding troops ip-the- city. II
was reported. The troop held open
house for friends al the Little Hous g
at Recreation Park Thursday eve
ming. They had on display samples
OF their handlcraft including
stuffed animals to be distributed at
Christmas time. They have put in
a great many hours in Red Cross
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SATURDAY
Committee Chaim1en Present
Reports to Legion Auxiliary

sewing. Miss Marie Arnet s troop
leader. The Auxiliary voted to pur-
chase a troop flag. staff and stan
dard to be presented to the troop.
The membership chairman out
lined plans for contest to be held
between two teams. This will
terminate with a dinner In January,
the winners guests OF the losers.
The rehabilitation chairman re-
ported taking several hundred mag.
azines to the veterans at Leland
Hospital; they will also be remem-
bered with gifts at Thanksgiving
time.
The unit has agreed TO do Red
Cross serving Tuesdays and Fri
days. Members willing to cooperate
have been asked 10 report at WEIGH
Hall between 8 In the morning and
in the afternoon.
Mrs. Brit Eddings and Mns. Ralph
Parker gave their reports as dele.
gates to- the Second District meeting
at McKenny Hall Oct. 10.
The unit voted to give $40 10
the Community Fund and SIS TO
the L. S. o.
The business meeting was fol
lowed by masquerade party. and 4
program OF games planned by Mrs.
Laura Butler and her committee
We're enjoyed. The prize for the
hast ", q c Tod Was qiyan N Mrs Toh n
Smith. Mrs. Alice Waiting won the
special prize.
Delicious refreshments in keeping
with the season were served a
tables decorated with Halloween
favors. candles and pumpkins. by
the following committee: Mrs. Ray
Clark. chairman. Mrs. A. L. Bales
Mrs-E- Briggs, Mrs. Jack Cox
ford and Mrs. Ralph Cheesman.
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Fine Points in Bridge
Nv SHEPARD BARCLAY

opened the bidding with a spade.
East really required a good deal
Of nerve to even double the con-
tract. with his holding, as South
might have had most Of those
honor tricks held by West, so far
as East could tell.
1t happened that the 4.Spades
contract was set only two tricks,
as South lost only two tricks In
hearts. two in diamonds and one
in clubs. So East and West scored
only 300 points at the table where
South opened the bidding.
At the other table. the pass by
South enabled the opponents to
show both their strength and the
At Of their hands early. South's en-.
tering the bidding at the range Of
three was highly dangerous. even
though he wasn't vulnerable.
However. his call only helped the
enemy reach the ideal contract,
coupled with plenty Of nerve on
their part. 1t was made by dis
carding one Of East's diamonds on
the fifth club and then ruffing
Vests third diamond In the
dummy.
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Eastern Star Group
at Dexter Meeting

Twenty-one members OF Ypsilanti
Chapter 119 OF O.E.S. attended a
Washtenaw County Association
meeting in Dexter Thursday after
noon and evening.
New officers elected In the after
noon and installed In the evening
were Mrs. Anna Fosdick. Saline,
president Rev. William Johnson,
Milan. first vice president: Mrs.
Lenora Grove. Chelsea. second vice
president; Mrs. Minnie Merrithew,
Manchester. secretary: Mrs. Cora
Beach. Dexter, chaplain; Mrs. Paul
Burrell, this city. marshal.
Four flags, United States. State,
Christian and OE.S.. were present
ed in a lovely service by the past
presidents. OF the association at the
afternoon session and as beautifully
retired by the Milan group in the
evening.
A highlight OF the evening for
the Ypsilanti Chapter was award
ing OF the Hollands trophy by W. c.
Hollands. The award for obtaining
the greatest number OF re;torations
for the year IN Washtenaw County
was received by Mrs, F. E. Darra oh,
worthy matron OF Ypsilanti Chap
ter.
Several grand officers were in at
tendance including Past Grand
Chief. Mrs. Clara Eldridge. Past
Grand Patrons w. c. Hollands and
Roscoe Swift, Grand Committee
Woman Mrs. Jeftries; Past Grand
Ruth Mrs. Edwin Staeb. this city;
Past Grand Martha and Warder,
Junior Past Grand Soloist, Mrs.
Thelma Leroy. The latter favored
the group with several selections.
anon which was the association
theme song, I'VE Are Seven" writ
ten by Mrs. Luman Seamans.
Attending from Ypsilanti were
Mrs. Darragh. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G.
Day, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Staeb,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennard Poster. Mrs.
Seamans. Mrs. r. X. Bower. Mrs.
Burrell, Mrs. Mary Springsted, Mrs.
linda Eldridge, Mrs. George VII
loughby. Mrs William Lowe, Mrs.
Kathleen Holloway. Mrs. Juliette
Tedder, Mrs. Estelle Holley. Mrs.
Frances Cushman, Mrs. Otis Lee,
Mrs. Clay Pepper and Mrs. Clar-
ence Sanderson.
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Scouts Entertain
at Open House

Despite rainy weather good
crowd gathered at the Little House
at Recreation Park Thursday eve
ming for another Girl Scout Open
House. Troops two, eight, Is and
IS entertained the City Council
Central P. T. A.. American Legion
Auxiliary. W.S.C.S. OF the Methodist
Church, Ypstlantl Teacher Club,
Troop mothers, and the Scouts
parents.
The group was favored with nu-
merous songs by the girls. The girls
were seated in the balcony and
their selections consisted Of rounds.
ballads, rally. and goodnight songs.
Several girls from each troop served
cider and doughnuts to the gather
ing and each guest was asked to
sign the guest book.
The guests and Scouts alike had
good time getting acquainted with
each other and seeing the Little
House. Many articles were on ex-
hibit including stuffed animals that
have been made by single troops
and girls working this summer for
the Red Cross. Campcraft material
was also exhibited.
The Girl Scout circle vas formed
at the close. and while the Scouts
sang The Golden Sum-" the good
night handclasp was passed around.
Taps concluded the enjoyable eve
ming.
The captains Of the various troops
are as follows: Mrs. Earl Snyder.
Troop two; Miss Marie Arnet,
Troop eight; Mrs. Frederic Steiner,
Troop 10, and Miss Wilma Beyers,
troop IS.
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Blind Xylophonist Gives
R. H. S. Assembly Program

Pierce Knox. blind xylophonist,
gave an interesting program fol
the Roosevelt High School assemb
ly this morning.
ellis Turner was the student
chairman and Mr. Knox was intro
duced by Principal Leonard Menzi
HIS FIRST group of numbers includ.
ed "Xylophone- Rag Medley
OF Southern Tunes. and "Nola".
He was accompanied by Mist
Cooper.
Then H. c. Cooper, director OF the
group. and Mrs. Swift. Lansing. 4
graduate OF the Lansing school Of
the blind, gave a demonstration of
the Braille system.
Mr. Knox's concluding group Of
numbers were You and T.. The
Flight of the Bundle Bee" and his
special arrangement of Home
Sweet Home. The latter was the
selection with which he won the
national high school contest in
Cleveland last year
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News From Whitaker

were guests OF Mrs. Cora Wilbur
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Dysinger
and daughters. and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Osborn were sunday dinner
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Blouch Of Scotield.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thompson
Detroit, were Sunday dinner guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. AL Thompson.
Mrs. Fred Griffin spent Tuesday
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ear
nest Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Jones we're
Sunday dinner guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Simmonds. Wayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Houck spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice McFall.
Mrs. Bessie Morse and Mrs. VIII
Kline entertained friends from
Redford Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurlow Bodley
and son. Dean. Milan. we're Sunday
supper guests OF his mother Mrs.
w. j. Bodley.
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Visitors Here For
Knights Templar
Special Conclave

Ypsilanti Commandery. number
81. Knights Templar. had visitors
from Detroit and Ann Arbor al
their special conclave and school
Of instruction, which was preceded
by a turkey dinner at Hotel Huron.
Thursday evening. Visitors were
Sir knights H. Eugene Webb. past
commander OF Detroit Commandery
number one. and deputy instructor
general OF the Grand Commandery
OF Michigan. Clarence J. APRIL.
eminent commander OF Ann Arbor
Commandery. number 10, and j..
Herman Goe,z, past commander and
recorder OF Ann Arbor Command
cry.
Eminent Sir Webb conducted a
school OF instruction on the full
form opening and Order OF the
Temple.
The dinner at the hotel was ar
ranged by Sir knight August Keller
and his committee The next mee..
ing OF the Commandery will be a
stated conclave Nov. s.
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Special devotions opened the reg.
u., hoa,s ,,ea,irg NJ the Woman's
No -, -. So. - =,
socle'y o. NH'iS 'lSn e'''0e new ."
the Methods church parlors
Thursday afternoon. ar this Is the
Week OF Prayer, week SCI
aside BY the new Methodist ChurcA
for prayer and seii-denlal.
Mrs. Lloyd Barnes used prayer
as her subject Tor the deVotlons ana
spoke OF Fellowship by way OF love-
and gave many appropriate poems
on prayer. Following the deNo'
lions special collection was taken
which wl.. be used Tor Tour different
projects, one OF Wlich is 70 purchase
medical equipment LOT a coloIed
chi!dreus hospital IN JACKSONVILLE
Florida.
Mrs. } l.. HoucH. president OF the
W S-C,S. presided ar the business
meeting when regular reports We're
given and announcements maze.
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Roosevelt Rackham
P.T.A. to Select
Officers Monday

New officers for the coming year
will be elected at the first fall
meeting OF the decentralization
Parent Teachers Association. Mon
day evening in Roosevelt library
Principal Leonard Menzi, in charge
OF the program. will give short
talk on college entrance require
ments and requirements for High
School graduation. Miss Annetta
Monroe will discuss the school
safety program, Miss Thelma Nc
Andless will talk on the home rooms
and DR.. Francis Z. Lord on the
Rackham School. Refreshments will
be served.
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Sorority Enjoys
Halloween Party

lambda Chi Omega Sorority en-
tertained II guests at Halloween
party at Charles McKenny Hall.
Thursday evening. Games and fun
contests provided entertainment
with prizes going 10 Miss Pauline
Daisher. Miss Marion Ebeling and
Miss Mabel Marsh.
Refreshments we're served from
a table attractively decorated With
Halloween jack-o-lanterns and
pumpkins.
The party was arranged by Miss
Arlene Feather, chairman OF the
membership committee and Mrs
Walter Gaskell. chairman OF the
social committee. and their commit.
tees
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GET IN THE FIRST LICK

TWO OF THE greatest bridge
experts Of all time. the late Mil
ton c. Work and Wilbur c. White
head, were vociferous opponents
Of the value OF rather light open
ing bids. They favored them IN
auction. and carried the same
theories along into contract, with
only the slightest Of changes in
that particular respect. Some OF
the newer lights who sprang up
during their last years thought OF
them as a couple Of "old fogies'
for not insisting on great strength
when the bidding was opened. The
day OF their vindication has come,
however. as the overwhelming
proportion Of top rank players to-
day are now opening the kind Of
hands the great old-timers ia
yored. especially when they have
suit-length values to offset some
what slight honor holdings.
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QUESTIONS SCRAP DRIVE

Lansing, Mich. Oct. Sins
Defense Administrator Col. Harold
A. Furlong issued a sharp retort
today to a statement made by
State clio President August
Seholle in which Scholle question
ed the advisability OF a drive to
collect scrap iron. Just week
ago he did a good job in getting
Great Lakes steel strikers to re
turn TO work. Whether he knew
It or not. that plant was just one
OF several that would have been
shut down had the scrap iron pro-
gram not been undertaken and pur-
sued vigorously
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NeedleWOrk Guild
Officers, Directors
at Thompson Home

Mrs. Joseph Thompson was host
ess for the Needlework Guild direc-
tors and officers meeting Thursday
afternoon at her home. Mrs. Alex
Longnecker. president. conducted
the meeting. She explained the ac-
tivities OF the Guild and explained
that the articles contributed and
most OF the money is distributed in
the city. Plans were made for the
annual Ingsthering to be Nov. IA
at the Literary Club house.
After the meeting the hostess
served tea from the white spread
table which had an attractive cen
terpiece of fruit.
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West Side Circle
Plans For Sale

West Side Circle OF the Dorcas
Society OF the Lutheran Church
made plans for a rummage sale
next week end at the circle meet
ing Thursday evening at the home
Of Mrs. Donald Levitt Devotions
were led by Mrs. Paul Weinlander.
who read from Corinthians, 18Th
chapter.
The remainder OF the evening
was spent playing table games. and
Halloween refreshments were
served.
The next circle meeting will be
with Mrs. Walter Gaecke.
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Donald R. Chamberlin was induc.-
ed into the Army and sent to Camp
Custer from Detroit. Tuesday.
Richard l.. Kruse Is one OF the
aviation cadets accepted TO be sworn
in Nov. 9. The group OF 81 cadets
will be sent to Kelly Field, Tex.
for six weeks OF pre-flight training
and on Dec. 20 will 90 to civilian
flying schools to begin preliminary
flight training.
Mrs. James O'Rourke. Richmond,
will spend the week end visiting
her daughter. Mrs. o. r. Beal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd c. Frye are
going Saturday to Lapeer 10 visit
Clarence Glenn at the Lapeer Home
and Training School. Glenn is a
student.
Misses Lillian and Carrie Grip
len, who have been In Mt. Pleasant
since the 18th, returned from the
home OF hteir brother and sister
in.law, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crippen.
Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Winslow
returned Wednesday after spend
ing a week in New York
Mr.. and Mrs Robert S. Christian
are entertaining Mrs. Christians
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Coett-
ger. DeKoven, Ky. Miss Nina Ames,
who is a nurse In Harper Hospital,
arrived Thursday from Detroit to
visit the Christians.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Denton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Leabu will go to
Jonesville Friday evening and re-
main until Sunday night. They will
hunt small game.
Mr.. and Mrs Dean A. Romig
Lansing. Thursday visited Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. Morey. Sr.,
their uncle and aunt, and Mrs. lila
Sutton. cousin.
Mrs. H. |. Tincknell and son Rob
ert, Romeo, have been visiting Mrs.
Tavern Howard.
Mrs. Frank Wendell. who has
been spending a week with her
niece, Mrs. A. L. Howard, left Wed
nesday for her home in Hastings.
Mrs. +. D. Brown and son. DR.
Arthur Brown, Tecumseh. called on
Ypsilanti relatives. Thursday.
II. w. Rutter has rented the j
G. Earl house. il9 y. Adams ST
The Earl family are planning TO
leave soon to spend the winter In
Florida.
Mrs. George Daschner Is spend
J ing the week with her daughter
, Mrs. Lorenz Ahlgrim. at Paw Paw
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Festive Party at
Hubscher Residence

Charles Hubscher's first party al
the age OF three and half was
Thursday at the Hubscher HON !
with % guests. Halloween decora.
lions of traditional black and orange
made the rooms bright and gay.
Prizes for games were awarded to
Donald Sevey and Janice Richard
son and individual chocolate sun.
daes and homemade cookies were
among the refreshments served
The party terminated at $50.
After the departure OF the chill
dren there was family party and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ellis grand
parents. and the aunt and uncle OF
Attla- Charles. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Phelan, Detroit, were guests.
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BuncO Club Meets
at Reynolds Home

Mrs. Arthur Reynolds was hostess
to the B. B. Bunco Club at her home
Thursday evening. Prizes for bunco
we're won by Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs
William McComb and Mrs. John
Simon. The special prize went to
Mrs. Claude Walcott.
Refreshments were served at the
close OF the evening.
The next party will be next
Thursday with Mrs. Commodore
Bensinger.
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transformation TO START

Bay City, oct. 3l-AP-The Dow
Chemical Company announced
Thursday that construction on a
new building for the manufacture
OF dowmetal will begin within a
week. Approximately 300 workers
will be employed when the new
structure is completed.
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PLEADS GUILTY

Flint, Mich. Oct. Slap John
tJack) Little, former Flint regional
director for the United Automobile
Workers. pleaded guilty Thursday
to charges OF armed robbery, after
police reported he had confessed
six holdups in Flint during the past
two months. Circuit Judge Paul v.
Gadola deferred sentence until Nov.
IN
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Calendar of Social Events

TODAY
Michigan Police Post will evening
at Ypslant American Legion home
Presbyterian college church edfice, m
Singleton Bridge Club postponed week.
Ypslan Fraerna Order Eagles o'clock M " Huron
st.
SATURDAY
Can Women Christian Temperance Union annual honor serv
the Mrs Emor Cakins home OF Dr. Genadne
meeting in morning. luncheon; honor service
Chamber OF Auxiliary party Arbeer
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Presbytery To Meet

The Detroit Presbytery for men
and the Presbyterial for women will
meet Monday morning at. 10 o'clock
in Westminster Presbyterian
Church, Detroit. Miss Florence
Norton. New York. will address the
women on the subject OF Children's
Work in the Churches There will
be a luncheon at noon, and the meet
ings will continue in the afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. Raymon B. Barr will
attend
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Mr.. and Mrs. 0. f. Vedder attend
ed the Harvest Festival at the Oak
vile NJ. Z. Church Thursday eve
ming
Visitors during the past week at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Lowe were Mrs. Charles Hammond
and son, Terry. Ypsilanti. Mr. and
Mrs. Walter fowler. Frank fowler,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pinar and son,
Thomas, Mrs. William VANITY. Mi
Ian, Fred Weach. Miss Pauline and
Chauncey Scweight. Mark Lathers,
Stony Greek, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
klages and daughter Violette. Rom.
illus, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lawson,
Milan. Mrs. Stanley Kluska, and
daughter Virginia and Mrs. vetal
Shukait, Whitaker. Mr.. Lowe is
still confined TO his bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stefina and
family and Miss Viola Notar, s. Z.
Augusta, spent Sunday with her
father and family. A. n. Chambers,
while her mother Is Ill at the hos
pital.
Howard Haugh, Almont. was a
visitor at the r. c. Lamkin home
Monday. afternoon.
Mrs. George fowler and family
spent Saturday with her mother,
Mrs. Alice Bissell, Ypsilanti.
George Osborn and Harley Dysin.
ger were in Ann Arbor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Briggs
Dearborn, visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lynn Horton and family
Carl buckingham and son, Jerry,
Detroit, spent from Friday until
Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas buckingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Leidel. May.
bee, and Mr.. and Mrs. Virgel King
Howell. were visitors of their moth
er, Mrs. Sarah buckingham. Sun
day
Mr. and Mrs. c. ]. Cullen, Detroit
and son, Thomas, were Sunday af
ternoon visitors of their parents
Mr.. and Mrs John Bobicz, ST..
Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Williams
and daughters were Saturday eve
ming guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
/ Gflftin, 1psllanu.
Mrs. John Strom. futile Hill Rd.
and Stanley Osman, futile
Hill Rd.. visited Mrs. Cora Wilbur
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Miller. West
Sumpter and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Garrod. Judd Rd.. and Mrs. John
Strom visited Mrs. Cora Wilbur
Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. William Graham and
son and Mr.. and Mrs. John Houck
spent Saturday evening with Mr.
anad Mrs. David Schaerer and fam.
lily. Ann Arbor.
Mrs. Sanford Bodley and family
were Ypsilanti visitors Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Bodley and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. Harri
son Heidi. Maybee, Sunday.
Private First Glass De Mar Hawk
er is home on a ten day furlough
from Popa Field, n. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Waganor
and family. Detroit. spent Sunday
with Mrs. Ottillie Petroskey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Houck, Ypsi
| lantl. spent sunday evening WIFI
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Houck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Hainer. Ann
Aroor. visited her mother, Mrs
Sarah buckingham. Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Vedder were
In Ann Arbor Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ L. Vedder and
family. Litchfield. were sunday din
ner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. o. Z
Vedder.
Mrs. John Bobicz Jr. and daugh
ter. Mary Louise, were guests oil
Mrs. E. A. Duane, Sunday after
noon.
Frank buckingham, Milan, Wis
tied his mother, Mrs. Sarah Hitch
ingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Santure, Ypsi
lanti. visited his sister. Mrs. Annie
Merritt Sunday.
Mrs. A. Baggett. Ypsilanti, ant
| Mns John Strom futile Hill Rd.
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TWINS NAM ED

Whitaker. Mich. Oct. Sl-Twin
sons born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
have been named Robert Allen and
Robin Brian. They were born Octo-
Der is and weighed IL pounds to.
gether.
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Son Born

A son. weighing seven pounds.
ten ounces, was born in Boyer Hos.
pital Thursday night 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Lee Bolden, 4l2 S. Adams
ST.
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dealer: South. East-West vul-'
nerable)
II South opens this deal with
1-Club, what would you do in the
Meth after West passes? II you
bid diamond in response. East
passes. South then bids l-Heart
and West passes. what would you
do In the North. and why7
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Aid To Meet

Aid To Meet
Zion Evangelical Ladies' Aid So
ciety will meet Nov. 6 and supper
will be served.
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ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

The Ypsilanti Daily Press
wishes all subscribers 10 re-
ceiye their papers regularly
and promptly In case OF poor
or non-delivery OF the Daily
Press Phone the Press Office
al 40 before 5 ?. n, or ? p. N.
Saturday,.
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DAUGHTER Arrives

Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Howard. lis
Maple ST., are parents OF daugh.
ter born this morning In Boyer
Hospital. The baby weighed five
pounds. six ounces.