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Stumble Kindly

THE storm seemed to gain in
fury as the day wore on. and
huge geYserx of water SpOnted
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nOunced SaturdaY.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-01-24
moo..i.' P~ros Iss
Passing Ito Lssso,s o.

Best had spent hours tying /
teach hin parrot 70 ~ Hen
Uncle" ready for tie visit q h
wealthy relative.
clecame-the parrotwasdumA
Bert seized The bird b. u
throat. Say Hello, Uncle 9
IN wiring your bloomin' neck"
roared.
And when silence continued II
twisted the birds neck and thre1
it into the fowl pen.
Queer squawks drew him to III
fowl pen next morning. On tn
ground were three dead hens. Tn
parrot had a fourth by the nectI
shaking him and shouting: "Say]
Hello, Uncle, or I'll wiring YOU
bloomin' neck"
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BIG TOP

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Shower Compliments
Miss. Niffenegger

Miss Florence Niffenegger was
honored with a dinner and linen
shower Tuesday evening by Miss
Alice Beal, Miss Pauline Brimhall
and Miss Mary Martin at the Beal
home, the % guests being women
members OF the Lincoln CONSOLIDATE
ed School faculty. Miss Alice Mob.
Ter, Pontiac, brought in the atTac-
tive gifts Of the shower on a tray.
Prizes al bridge were won by Miss
Ruth Brown and Miss Elizabeth
Miller.
Miss Niffenegger will become the
bride OF George Sprau, Jr., Kalama-
zoo, on Saturday al { o'clock at
the Presbyterian Chapel in Louis.
vile. Ky. He is an architect and a
graduate OF the University OF Mich
igan and is now engaged on con.
struotiCn Of a government arsenal
Miss Niftenegger will be attend.
ed by her sister, Miss Ruth. who is
a student in Michigan State Col
lege, East Lansing. TIE best man
will be Frank White, Detroit. Miss
Niffenegger will spend next week in
the South, returning 10 Ipsilanti
the 2lst.
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GaVel Ceremony at
Meeting of Grange

Webster Grange members per.
formed the ceremony OF passing
the gayel at a special meeting of the
Ypsilanti Grange Tuesday evening
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Gale. a program by the Webster
Grange followed.
The program followed with the
song, When Changers Get Togeth-
er. Mrs. Ray Hinckley gave read
ing and Miss Julia Ball recitation
entitled Orphan Annie" The Diff
ference" was recited by Dale Bailey
and Edwin Beifus favored with two
solos. Mrs. Elizabeth Wheeler was
IN charge of the program and with
her husband, Fred Wheeler, pre-
sented skit, Prepared for . the
Storm" Mr.. and Mrs. William Wil.
son sang a duet and Mr.. Wilson
favored with a reading, Mark
Twain and the interviewer"
The program closed with all
singing God Bless America"
There were Is guests from the
Webster Grange and after the meet
ing, the Ypsilanti Grange Served
ice cream and cake.
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Calendar of Social Events
TO-DAY

TODAY
Baptist Deacons, Church candidates for church
membership and baptism business meeting A
Past Chancelors Club Knights Pytha initiation Following
cooperative supper, o'clock
Excelsior Chapter number %
1880, Masonic Temple lodge
Council OF Ypsan Chapter Order DeMolay o'clock Masonic
Temple
Past Chiefs Pythan Sisters Dorothy
Ghl Scouts Toop o'clock. ST. Luke $50, Meth
: odist Church; troop four, $3.50 Woodruff
Prospect Parent Teacher Association Apr. %
Group four OF Presbyterian Womens Union, with
James Hart.
THURSDAY
Prospect Child Study Club E. H Chapele. p
Benjamin w Wheatey, Ann Arbor vocational guidance
pert, will talk on Youths Work in the World Today
Matilda R. Perrne Auxiliary 2:3O, GAR. Hall, Arbor.
Martha Beach Veterans
meeting. GAR. Hall
Senior Luther League of Lutheran Church
Presbyterian Womens Union postponed week.
Order of Rainbow for Girls regular meeting 49, Masonic Temple
chapter
Troop o'clock troop seven
o'clock Roosevelt; IA $3.50. Roosevelt
two $50 Woodruff; troop three $780, Central four,
o'clock Roosevelt.
ST. Luke League Women 2S0 Mrs. Ralph Matthews
St Luke Auxiliary Guild morning 70 o'clock
luncheon O'Clock followed by talk by Miss Eloise
the migration situation in Michigan
B. B. Bunco Club o'clock with Mrs. William Fleming.
Jolly Nine Club Guy Springer
KNIGHTS OF Pythia Masonic euchre
Temple
Central Grades TEACHER Association 4 80 Yps
-lanu High School lunch
Winter Bridge Duplicate
Methodist Womans Society circles:
o'clock with Bassett:
four 230, with Mrs. Howard Hefrich six $50,
with Mrs George Anderson.
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Games Entertain
Degree of Honor

Games and cards provided enter.
tainment for Loyal Lodge, number
10, Degree OF Honor members fol.
lowing a brief business session at
the lodge executive meeting Tues
day evening in St. Luke Church
house.
Mrs. Merle Rentons team was
winner OF the potato race and
Mrs. Edna Lyons won the bean
game Prizes for cards went to
Mrs. Jessie Gum and Miss Dora
Fletcher.
At the business meeting letters
were read from Mrs. Dolly Buck
ingham, state president, and Mrs
Verda Ferguson, state vice presi-
dent, inviting the lodge to lunch
con for the national director of
field work, Mrs. Shelley Sanderson,
to be in Detroit, May 8. It was de-
cided to have a card party follow
ing the next business meeting, Apr.
%
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Home Association
Banquet Will be
Tuesday, May IS

At the April meeting OF Ypsilanti
Home Association at the home OF
Mrs. II. B. Lewis, it was decided
that the annual banquet will be in
the Presbyterian Church Tuesday,
May 10, at o'clock. Mrs. Victor
Wilson reported for the program
committee and Mrs. James Hart
on the banquet. Mrs. Rodney Mast
will represent the Lutheran Church
on that occasion. Mrs. ]. c. Smith,
congregational, Mrs. F. G. Smiggen.
St. John Catholic. Mrs Lloyd
Barnes, Methodist, Mrs. Charles
Nepodal, ST. Luke Episcopal, and
Mrs. Dan Ohlinger. First Baptist.
Mrs. William Cattermole conduct
ed the devotionals and read two
original poems. one on spring and
another on the Books OF the Bible
Mrs. George L. Ennen sent a poem
from ST. Louis on Peace which
was read by Mrs. Eunice Mats.
Cash expenditures in the amount
of S49.Sc were reported and cloth
ing in the amount OF $44.42 was
given out. Thirteen families com
prising 80 persons were helped.
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Rural Events

TODAY
BellevIIIs
Last meeting OF the present
Home Hygiene group will be held
in the afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Clara Hoag, Liberty st.
Willis
W. S. c. s. monthly meeting post
poned until April Is.
Stony Greek
Cleaners will meet with Mr..
and Mrs. John Wright.
6egole
Begole Child Study Club will
hold their annual party at the home
Of Mrs. Duane CrittendenN
South Superior
Mrs. Bernice Downing will en-.
tsrtatn the South Superior Extern
sion Group at her home on Geddes
Rd. Dinner will be served at noon
by dinner committee.
APRIL 10
East YpslIantI
Spencer Club will meet for reg
ular meeting with Mrs. James
Beach instead of Mrs. George
Wizard. Potluck dinner at 1880.
Salem
Home Economies Club will meet
with Mrs. Myrlan Lyke at 1880
a. m.
BellevllIe
Mrs. r. L. Bird will be hostess
to the Women's Study Club at her
home.
Willis
Extension Glass will meet at Lin.
coin School.
Salem
Home Economics Club meeting
postponed to April Is at tho home
Of Mrs. Myrlan T.yke.
APRIL II
Salem
Congregational and Federated
Churches will unite for Good FRI
day services at 2 p. m.
Saline
Methodist Church choir will give
cantata THE Easter Triumph" ut
s p. m.
Good Friday service In Methodist
Church at lis n. m.
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Entertainment of
County Unit Planned
by City Federation

Arrangements for entertaining
the County Federation OF Women's
Clubs for their 25th anniversary
celebration here in May were made
at the April meeting OF the City
Federation, Tuesday evening at the
home OF Mrs. Jennings Campbell
Riverside Study Club members we're
hostesses.
Committees announced by the
president, Mrs. Campbell for the
anniversary celebration are Miss
Mabel Marsh. from the Business
and Professional Women's Club,
luncheon; Mrs. T. Fred Older Lit
erary Club, tea; Mrs. H. O. Wood
bury, Summit Study Club, registra-
ton; Mrs. Ross Hall, Research.
hostesses; Mrs. Webb Harwood.
Pittsfield Ladies' Aid, tickets; Mrs.
Campbell, Riverside Study Club.
programs; Mrs. Harold Patt, Spen'
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Council Notes

Continued from Page one)
Prentiss Brown and to Representa-
tive Earl c. Kitchener.
City engineering department was
authorized 10 compile an estimate
OF cost for tar surfacing S. Hamil-
ton ST. from Harriet ST. to Monroe
ST.
April 80 at 1880 p. m. was set
as time for hearing objections to
construction of a sewer to service
lot In Elm Gardens subdivision at
cost OF SOAPS or one to service
all the lots in that subdivision at a
cost OF s69S.50. The council has
not decided which project would be
most satisfactory.
City Clerk Harvey c. Holmes re-
ported $71,722.69 in city accounts.
OF that amount $26,6s637 is In the
water works fund; $41.S49.32 in the
general fund; s2.4S5.43 in the sink
ing fund and $69l.l7 in the bond
and coupon account.
There being no objections curb
and gutter improv ements on Wood.
ward and Adams SITS. were ordered.
Chief Of Police Ralph L. Southland
reported that signs for control OF
truck parking in the city have ar
rived.
Necessity and cost OF a sign show
ing the way to Boyer Memorial
Hospital will be investigated for
report at later meeting.
Council adjourned TO April %
when votes cast in the Monday cleo
ton will be canvassed.
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GOOD FRIDAY

Continued from Page one)
senior and intermediate choirs,
Grace sham, soloist. Abide With
Me-. Monk. combined choirs; Re-
cessional.
Plan Program
The Roosevelt High School
Chorus will present a Good Friday
program in the school auditorium
at II O'Clock Friday morning. It
will consist OF Scripture readings
and unaccompanied choral com.
positions appropriate to the oc-
casion.
Rev. Raymon Bair will read pass.
ages from the Gospels describing
the agony in Gethsemane, the scot.
fing at the trial, the suffering If
the crucifxion, the solemnity OF
the burial and the hopefulneeS Of
the resurrection The chorus Will
sing Roberton's setting OF the nc.
diatiye poem, "All in the April
Evening" and Stainer's arrange
ment of the deeply significant text,
God So Loved the World. Christs
suffering is portrayed by Mobiles
Go to Dark Gethsemane", and Two
chorales from the st. Matthew
Passion OF Bach. 20 Lord. Who
Dares to Smite Thee" and 20 Sac.
red Head. From Spanish literl.
ture comes the comforting In Jo-
seph's Lovely Garden" and from
Breton the poignant The Lilies.
symbolic Of the three women dt
the tomb. The Joy OF the resur-
rection is voiced in a French com.
position, 20 Fill ct Filiae" and
in 20 Morn OF Beauty" by Sibe-
Illus.
The public may attend.
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Programs Varied For
Methodist Circles.

Circle eight OF the Woman's So.
ciety OF Christian Service OF the
Methodist Church continued their
study OF migrant workers and made
plans for the district meeting to be
here in May. Circle ten had a CO.
operative luncheon preceding their
business meeting. Tuesday after
noon.
Circle eight members, at the
home OF Mrs. Wesley Dawson,
made plans to serve the coffee at
the district meeting OF the Won
ans Society OF Christian Service
which will meet here May 6. Com
mittee TO make arrangements, ap-
pointed by Mrs. Dawson. leader, is
Mrs. Naomi Aird. chairman, Mrs.
Lynford Slater. Mrs. Charles Neir,
Mrs. Lydia Ross and Mrs. j. E.
Quackenbush.
Mrs. Lydia Ross led the deYo-
lions, reading verses from Psalms
eight and nine. In a short talk
she named the Bible as being a
guide for living and a book con.
tanning wisdom. history and beauti-
full literature. She closed by read
ing poem by Edgar Guest.
For the program, Mrs. Frank
Whitehouse continued the study OF
the migrant worker. She described
the type OF people who are mig.
rants, where they come from. the
amount OF their pay, education and
living conditions.
Meeting was preceded by a CO.
operative luncheon. Seventeen we're
present.
One new member. Mrs. Harvey
Yates, was received into circle ten
at the business meeting which fol-
lowed a cooperative luncheon at
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Frank
Gilbert. Mrs. Media Fulford. leader,
presided. With Mrs. Bruce Rora-
bacher at the piano. the group sang
hymns. Deyotions were led by Mrs.
Clifford Schreiner. Mrs. Lloyd
Barnes gave beautiful and inspir-
ing talk on the Easter season and
closed with the reading Of several
poems.
Twenty-four members were pres
ent and % calls were reported.
The May circle meeting will be
with Mrs. Mervin Barnes.
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Troop Seven Scouts to
Take Trip to NeWkirk

Plans for a trip TO Camp New.
kirk during the spring vacation
were made by Boy Scouts OF Troop
7 at their meeting Tuesday night
at Woodruff School A committee
will meet Friday to make plans
and a group OF 13 will leave Mon
day and return Tuesday.
Following an out-of-doors base
ball game the Scouts worked IN
advancement Tuesday night.
Raymond Bow is a new member
OF Troop at Harriet School. The
Scouts there plan to meet after
the spring vacation.
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ARMY Life is All Right
Once You Catch Onto it"

The food isn't so hot. but I've
gained ten pounds already" writes
Eddie Herbst, recently drafted
former candidate for alderman
here. to his friends on the Ups.
lanti police forcef Mr.. Herbst has
been sent to the training center at
Camp Alexandria, La.
They work us so hard that we
don't seem to care much about
tearing around at night" he wrote.
but ! guess this Army life is all
right once you catch on to it,"
Mr.. Herbst's political campaign
was interrupted by his sudden in.
duction for a years military ser.
vice last month. He was candidate
for councilman from the fourth
ward.
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Mrs. snsnce sunnrl.ed

Mrs. Frank D. Smith entertained
friends at luncheon, Tuesday. as a
surprise birthday celebration for
Mrs. Seth Spence. The centerpiece
was a decorated birthday cake, Al.
forwards the group played bunco.
prizes being awarded to Mrs. Grace
Fletcher. Mrs. Louis Moore, Miss
Maude Curtis and Mrs. Spence.
Mrs. Spence received many gifts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-09
Mrs. Waterbury Meet
Mrs. Club Hostess

Meet the Mrs. Club was enter;
tanned Tuesday evening for pedro
at the home OF Mrs. George Water.
bury. Mrs. Leshia Yohn and Mrs.
Fred White substituted for Mrs.
Vernum Underwood and Mrs. Elmer
Zahn. Prizes for pedro were won
by Mrs. Cyril Ray. Mrs. White and
Mrs. Frank Louandes.
The hostess served lovely lunch
at the close OF the evening
The club will meet next Tuesday
night with Mrs. Ray.
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Elect New Offleers

ELECT new OIriCcTb
The Auxiliary. Veterans OF For
eign Wars. at their meeting with
Mrs. Bert Lutz. Tuesday evening,
elected the following officers for
the coming year: Mrs. Ivele Grub,
president; Mrs. George Robbins,
senior vice president; Mrs. Cert
rude Briggs. junior vice president;
Mrs. o. A. Tooze. treasurer; Mrs.
J. d. Rust, chaplain; Mrs. Ruth
Fletcher, conductress; and Mrs.
Joseph. Wolf, trustee for Is months.
The hostess served refreshments.
Installation will be on April % at
the home of Mrs. J. d. Rust.
Mrs. Cora d. Voorhees, has re-
turned from a visit in Detroit with
her daughter. Mrs. Douglas Wade.
She also attended the flower show
and visited the Andrew Voorhees,
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond L'Amor.
eaux, Sr., spent the week end with
relatives in Detroit and attended
the flower show.
Mr.. and Mrs. W r. Pratt spent
the week end in Detroit visiting
Mr.. Pratts sister, Mrs. Henry
Hay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wagamon,
Flint. were guests Monday OF Mrs.
Wagamon's brother and sster-in-
law. Prof. and Mrs. George A. vii.
loughby
Hamilton Morningstar is coming
from Bad Axe Thursday for his
spring vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Mathews
and daughter, Judith Ann, will
spend Easter with Mrs. Mathews
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Reid,
Detroit.
Mrs. T. J. Mcclure, who has been
visiting her son and daughterin-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Mcclure.
is leaving today for her home in
Chanute, Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. LaRue,
Marlette, are spending the spring
vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. J. D.
LaRue.
Norris, Gerald and Dewey Ehle
went to Sheridan to visit their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Ehle.
over the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Hanlon are
going 10 the Woman's Hospital,
Detroit. on Easter to visit Mrs
William Lindenmuch and baby SON
who was born April 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Metherell
and Miss Beth Metherell will go to
Pontiac to spend Easter with Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence II. Stolpe.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Rorabacher
will spend Easter in New Hudson
with Mrs. Rorabacher's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Ora Renwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Ryan. Jr,
are leaving Thursday for Covington,
Ky, to visit Mr.. Ryan's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Ryan.
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Ger Club. corsages; Mrs. Walter
Weaver. Mrs. Harry Smith and
Mrs. Harold Leyerett speakers,
and Mrs. Luman Seamans. music.
Mrs. Leverett. chairman OF the
benefit bridge party, Mar. Il for
the Waterloo project reported that
500 was cleared. This amount will
provide three boats and other equip
ment.
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Table Games Played

Various table games were played
at the American Legion Auxiliary
social party at the Legion home,
Tuesday evening. About Is were
present. Committee for the evening
was Mrs. J, G. Waite, chairman.
Mrs. Charles Kuster, Mrs. Jack
Coxford, Mrs. William R. Harring-
ton, Mrs. Willard Shaw and Mrs.
Ray Clark. -.,y
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Plan Patterson Banquet

Arrangements were discussed, at
the regular communication of
Phoenix Lodge, number IS, F. and
A. NJ. Tuesday evening. for a Ma
sonic-DeMolay Night for either May
10 or 20. The plans include father
son banquet OF Phoenix fathers and
DeMolay sons. At the meeting fol-
lowing. the DeMolays Will exem-
plify their initiatory and DeMolay
degrees.
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LIFE INSURED, HE DIES

Detroit, Apr. 9-INS-Two hours
after he received two insurance
policies on his life. Jack l.. Davies,
Fl. dropped dead from a heart at
tack, police reported today. He
collapsed and died in a bowling
alley.
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CONSULATE CLOSED

Detroit. Apr. 9-INS-The De
troit Italian Consulate in the Bar
lum Tower was shut tight today at.
ter instructions to close were re-
ceived from the Italian embassy in
Washington.
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Entertains "Patrlots"

THE Patriots" spent a pleasant
evening sewing at the home OF Miss
Virginia Bogardus Tuesday evening.
The next meeting will be at the
home OF Mrs. Robert c. White. Apr.
%. Miss Bogardus served light re-
treshments at the close of the eve
ming.
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Has Birthday PARTY

Sally Willoughby, daughter. OF
Prof and Mrs. George a. Willough-
by, was honored az a birthday party
Monday with nine little guests.
The feature OF the afternoon was a
treasure hunt. Games and refresh.
ments followed
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ALL OF the special coups to
pick up trick with a fancy finish
10 a hand are rather pretty things.
including the trump coups to gain
position over a defenders guarded
honor. the lead-throwtng end
plays Of various types and the
squeezes. But the most gaudy of
all are those rare ones which COM
bine two or more OF the special
plays. one OF them TO be used II .
defender makes one play or dis
card and another IL he chooses a
different course. 1t requires keen
minded declarer to keep several
such possibilities in his clear con-
sciousness at the same time.
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Marriage Announced

Announcement is being made OF
the marriage OF Noble St. Clair,
Ann Arbor and Katie B. Spence,
Ypsilanti. The wedding took place
in Plymouth, Oct. IS, 1910. Mr.. and
Mrs. St. Clair are making their
home in Ann Arbor.
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Maraarst ELAN Part,r

Margaret Ellen is the name select.
ed BY Mr.. and Mrs. Donald H.
Porter for their baby girl born
Tuesday night in ST. Joseph Hos.
pital, Ann Arbor. The baby weighed
seven pounds.
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Fine Points in Bridge
Nv SHEPARD BARCLAY

three more spades then. watching
East's discards. which we're a club
and two hearts. North tossing q
diamond on the last one. Three
more diamonds were then run.
West tossing of three hearts. and
finally the last spade was led.
West was in a spot. With three
clubs and two hearts. the latter
could not be discarded. 50 he had
to choose a club. He saw that. II
he picked the o or 10. declarer
could take the dummys club A
ard throw him in the lead with
the K, so he would have to lead
hearts. SO he discarded his X, hop
ing East had the Q. North there
upon shed his heart 7 from dunn
my and East threw of a heart. So
South then led to the club A and
led the J. which East won. East
had nothing left but the club z
and heart 10. either Of which
would have to lead into the dunn
ry's club s and heart A, so the
combination squeeze and end-piay
worked to make the contract. g.
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Miss Joan Sharkey is entertaining
Miss Elaine Busetch, Jackson, this
week.
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To Attend Meetlno

Rev. and Mrs. ]. H. Morningstar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Smith. Mrs. Bes-
sic Andrew and Mrs. Laura Viii.
liams. West Branch, are going Sat.
urday to attend an all-day meeting
In the new Mennonite Christian
Brethren in Christ Church, the
meeting to be conducted by the
Southeast Michigan Holiness Asso-
citation.
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After the diamond 8 was led.
South saw a possible loser in
hearts and one in clubs, one Of
which must be prevented. also the
chance Of one in SPADES To head
OF the trump menace .She hrst
led to the spade A. which dropped
the J, ending that worry. She led
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ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

The Ypsilanti Daily Press
wishes all subscribers to re-
ceive their papers regularly
and promptly. In case OF poor
or non-delivery OF the Daily
Press Phone the Press once
at 470 before 6 p. m.
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Joseph McCulloch. Jr., who teach
es in Bloomfield Hills, will arrive
here Thursday. He then plans to
leave Friday for Tampa, Fla, for
his spring vacation.
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Continued from Page One)
Prentiss Brown and TO Representa-
tive Earl c. Kitchener.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23

Hodges Auto Sales
23o4s Woodward Ave. Ferndals
HugAev Motors. Inc
1880 Joseph Csmpau Ave.
Lake Shore Motor Sales
l4615 (. Jefferson Ave.
". o. Lake. Inc.
1897 S. Main ST.. Royal Oak
Howard Otis
33ois Grand River Ave. Pennington
Rsynal Brothers
eiO3 Chalmers Avenue
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Garfield Motor Sales. 1866 Crstiot
Cass Motor Sales. $500 Csss AVsnus
Colvills Moore Co.
10000 Grand River Ave,
NEAR BY
Ann Arbor. Duane Wiltsee. Inc.
FoWlerville. Moore Motor Sales
Howell. Young Motor Sales
Lake Orion. Orion Auto Sales
Marine City. Dennis p. StockWeli
Monroe, Ray {. Dull