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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29


torchy -. and oh 5000 blue song
selected by Tommy Dorsey for this
Sundays song hit honors in the series
of thrilling weekly song hits appear
ing in The Detroit Sunday Times.
It's tune No. In this list of SEN
sational, brand-new tunes. It's called
THE Night We Called 1t a Day"
and it's written by the writer's of Let's
Get Away From It All" and Every
thing Happens to Me-" You'll find it
-. COMPLETE with words and music
In this coming Sundays Detroit
Times.
Here's more welcome news for
you! You are invited to have this
song autographed personally by
Tommy Dorsey. Just tear the song
from the Comic Weekly with next
Sundays Detroit Times and present
it at the RCA-Victor Dance Caravan
-. State Fair Grounds, Monday,
November 8, at p. m.
every Sunday in The Detroit Sum
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
DSRCrippIed
For Supplies by
Arms Priorities

Defense production IS gradually
crippling the DSR in curious and
indirect ways and az a result De-
troit's transportation system viii
probably face serious shortage
ofreeuipment BY December. Cen
ersi Manager Fred A. Nolan today
warned the DSR commission.
4 Nolan aScribed the coming
khortaees 10 the following
The Ford Motor Company, now
filling an order for 500 DSR buses
placed last Spring. has delivered
but l25 and is 80 behind because
itscannot get transmissions, due TO
prsorities.
NEW DEMANDS ON SYSTEM
Auto production curtailment and
a possible gasoline curfew will de-
crease the number of privately
owned cars on the streets, throw
ing added demands on the DSR
system.
Federal agents have denied the
use of company parking lots 10
employees in many defense plants
fearing a saboteur will drive a
bonb- loaded car near the plant,
mark IL there and flee. Suchswork-
crs Will either have 10 be trans
ported to their jobs or al least
hon remote parking lots TO the
plant. Nolan said.
N ~All of this means increased
ldemands on the DSR," Nolan
said. I'VE are now trying 20 In
duee the government to give bus
manufacturer n better priority
ION transmissions for this
reason"
li WARNING AT MEETING
Nolan issued his warning of a
transportation equipment shortage
a q meeting at which the COM
Mission discussed various methods
df financing the $1.lo0,000 pur-
dn1ase price of the buses. They
decided TO advertise the sale of
binds or trust certificates instead
81 turning the sale over to a finan-
cjal house.
Nolan is to meet with city
financial heads Thursday 10 dis
cbss a plan of Corporation Counsel
Feul Z. Krause's whereby the city
and maximum of 10 per cent OF
DSR revenues would back the bond
issue and whereby they could be
liquidated before the expiration
date.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
$40 in Hub Cap Gone

JACKSON. Oct. %, - Harold
Meeker, r. F. d. 6, hid $l40 under
the hub cap Of the spare wheel of
his auto. The car was stolen, but
police recovered IL on a country
road. $40 was gone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
New Air Route Planned

The Pennsylvania-Central AIR
lines will propose a new air route
between Detroit and Norfolk, Va,
to the civil aeronautics board. 1t
was announced today by c. Bedell
Monro president of the airline.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
aveTommly Dorsey
Autograph Song Hit

Now your opportunity to play and sing a
sweet hot .. torchy and oh 5000 blue song
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

new song hit every Sunday in The Detroit Sum-
day Tines
Evening star., 1941-04-13

Healthy, bushy evergreens which
come to you in their original soil
safely balled and burlaped . all
ready for you to set out!
Evening star., 1941-04-13

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Detroit Jewel. Reg. $685.. Now -----$eS.so
| Detroit Jewel Reg S7450 Now -----$52.5o
. 3 Apt. Size Hordwick Reg $3.50 Now -----$23.95
z 3o-ineh Hordwick Reg $3.50. Now -----$47.S5
NOTHING DOWN sgea NosIag ee1,s,rs rsg%sst sssry.
Kann's-Thrd Floor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-15
Calendar of Social Events
TODAY

TODAY
Ypslan Commandery number Knights
degree will be conferred <-
City Hive OF Maccabee 1880 regular followed
by cards GAR Hall
Side Circle Lutheran Church. With
Mrs. Joseph Korbel.
st. Altar Society, s:15 rectory
Lutheran Mixer Lutheran Church meeting $3.50 church
dining
B. B. Bunco Club o'clock with Mrs. Albert Davies.
Hobby Club OF Woodruff School, o'clock faculty
school,
Queen City Lodge number 1877 Knights Pyhias o'clock
Hall, card party.
Washtenaw Association bridge
Washtenaw Country Club
jolly Mixers Club dinner $3.50 with Mrs Dorothy Russell
FRIDAY
Willing Workers Circle breakfast
o'clock at home OF Miss Sara Parsons
Reception for members OF First Methodist Church,
church edfice
Carpenter womans Relief birthday o'clock
G. A. r. Hall
Red Cross sewing knitting, five Hall. to
o'clock.
Ypsant Aerie Fraternal Order Eagles o'clock hall 1h
n. Huron St.
chserio Bridge Club home Mrs IL o'clock
then for luncheon.
Singleton Bridge Club o'clock, Hotel Huron, Miss Harriet
Wortley, hostess.
Annual meeting luncheon OF Ypsan Hotel
Huron Meeting IL luncheon ~ 3d. program following
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Members of Huron
Temple at District
Meeting in Upton

Thirty-four members OF Huron
Temple. number sc, attended the
district number six convention OF
Pythian Temples Wednesday at
Upton. Two hundred and fifty were
present from Adrian, Ann Arbor.
Birmingham, Chelsea, Dundee,
East Side Jackson, Milan, Tecum.
sch. Upton and Ypsilanti. Lunch
was served at noon by Upton
Grange.
Mrs. Hazel Lawler. Birmingham,
district deputy, presided at the
meetings. Huron Temple provided
part OF the program consisting OF
old time dances and a quadrille.
Those taking part were Mrs. Will
mer Corkins, chairman, Mrs. Dan
Campbell, Mrs. Andrew Campl ell,
Mrs. owen Cady, Mrs. Lester
Wright, Mrs. James Beach, Mrs.
George Wizard. and Mrs. Floyd
Budd. Mrs. Ray Burrell accompan.
led at the piano.
Mrs. Karl Huston was in charge
OF transportation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Leslie have
sold their beautiful home on Sher.
man st. TO Erwin H. Ambrose,
manager of a chain store in Ann
Arbor.
Mrs. Margaret Brookins will en-.
terrain over the week end Mrs. Imo-
gene Grove, Detroit.
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Luncheon Concludes
Stud Meetings

A luncheon at o'clock in the
home Of Mrs. o. NJ. Miles Wednes.
day marked the last gathering OF
the Summit Study Club, until fall.
Beautiful lilacs and tulips from
Mrs. Miles garden were attractive
ly arranged on the luncheon tables
and about the rooms,
Mrs. II. o. Woodbury. conducted
the business meeting attended by
rs of the 30 members. With Mrs.
Lydia Ross accompanying at the
piano all Joined in singing the hymn,
"Blest Be the Tie That Binds" Mrs.
]. A. Helfrich. in leading deyo-
tions, read Psalm % and offered
prayer. Annual reports were read
by chairmen, and Mrs. Mary Mills.
Ann Arbor. reported on the Adult
Education Institute.
The president. in a few words,
thanked the members for their
hearty cooperation during the year,
and the remainder Of the afternoon
was spent socially and in looking
over old photographs the members
had brought.
The club will resume meetings in
October.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-15
Prayer Topic For
Mary-Martha Group

Prayer" was the study topic for
the Mary-Martha Missionary So
ciety preceding the business meet
ing, Wednesday evening at the
home OF Mrs. Fred Peters. Miss
Cora Roehm, program chairman,
conducted a missionary quiz instead
OF having the customary missionary
readings. An interesting discussion
followed.
With Mrs. Rodney Mast presid.
ing, plans for attending the South
ern Michigan Group OF the Mission.
airy Federation convention in De-
troit at the English Lutheran
Church, Tuesday, were made, Mrs.
Donald Drake was elected delegate
to the convention. II was decided
to visit the county infirmary and
take Christian literature to the
people there, the first week in
June.
Mrs. Albert Esslinger reported
that she had sent the New Guinea
missionary box to the sending state.
Included in the box we're Al dress
es, % loin cloths. ten pockets, %
pounds Of rolled and sterilized ban
dages and a rug.
The hostess served refreshments
OF strawberry shortcake and coffee.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Drake, June IS.
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Junior Division
Picnic Arranged

The annual Junior Division picnic
sponsored by the Student Council
OF Ypsilanti High School, will be
in Plymouth Park Friday after
school. Out-of-door games, followed
by picnic supper. Will be features
of the afternoon.
transportation will be arranged
within each home room, as far as
is possible. each parent and older
student who drives being guest at
the supper. All students who drive
are to secure written permission
frolI, the parents and from Prin.
eipal Norris Wiltse.
The committees include Miss
Wilma Byers. chairman, Miss Paul
inc Wright, Mrs. Elizabeth Haskell,
Miss Viola Milks. Mrs. Carl Signor,
Miss Genevieve Neville. Miss Mar
tina Lucent, George Helvey, Charles
Hill, Carl Lessner and Harold
Goodsmsn, food; and John Duguid,
chairman, Ben Sovey and Alvin
Joslyn, transportation. Mrs. Eliza
beth Teaboldt, Student Council
sponsor, is chairman OF the picnic
Students in the gymnasium de-
partment will assist Miss Louise
Lockeman, Miss Virginia Olmsted,
Christy Wilson, and Jack Starwas
who have charge OF games. Older
girls from the home economics de-
partment witt assist Miss Byers.
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Delightful Program ofMusic,
Readings Entenains Guests

The Ladies' Literary Club closed
fits sixty-second year OF activity
Wednesday when approximately so
members met for luncheon at the
Farm Cupboard. Dixboro The din
ing room was attractively decorated
with sprays OF apple blossoms and
lilacs. The table bouquets OF snap
dragons, stock and geraniums had
been cleverly arranged and present
ed by Mrs. Stanley Norton. Each
cover was marked by a red rose
bud.
Following the delicious three.
course luncheon which had been
supervised by Mrs David Robb and
her entertainment committee, Mrs.
Mehran Thomson. program chair
man. introduced Mrs. Emily Mutter
Adams. violinist. who played brill
liantly "Canto Amoroso." by Elman
and "Scherzo-Tarantelle' by Wien
iawski. responding graciously with
AN Old Refrain. by kreisler. Mrs.
Adams was accompanied by Mrs.
Atwood McAndrew.
Mis- Eleanor Weston captivated
her audience by reading inimitably
several stories which delight her
first graders. Included anon her
selections were Rose Fyleman's
The Apple Tree" and Fairy Went
A-Marketing' Edna 81. Vincent
Millay's Afternoon on the Hill"
and A. A. Mines Puppy and l."
Market Square" "Vespers,
Missing and The Kings Break
fast, all contained In that pleasing
volume entitled When We Were
Very Young" An original poem,
Farming" written by one OF the
school children, was a charming in,
terlude.
Mrs. Carroll Curtis and Mrs
Francis Lord sang beautifully two
groups OF songs: Garry Me Back
10 Ole Virginny." by Bland. and
Nearest and Dearest& by Luigi
Carasciolo. followed by wings OF
Song" by Mendelssohn, and Wake
Up" by VI. Phillips. Mrs. Mean
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-15
Officers Selected
by Prospect P.T.A.

New officers for next year were
elected at the business meeting Of
tht Prospect Parent Teachers Asso-
citation, "wednesday evening at the
school. Officers are Mrs. Edmund
Block, president; Mrs. Edwin En-
sign, vice president; Mrs. Leroy
Draper, secretary; and Mrs. Glenn
Ridenour, treasurer,
Miss Olive Adams. principal, ex-
planned the WPA school unch pro-
ject which has been started In Pros
pect School in preparation for next
fall. Canning will be done in Ypsi,
lanti High School in the fall with
the vegetables from the sum n
gardens.
The remainder OF the evening
was spent playing games directed
b" Mrs. Donald Levitt.
Refreshments OF ice cream and
cake we're served by the sixth grade
mothers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-15
Musicians Plan
Party at Y.H.S.

A sports party for drum and bu-
gle corps members and the band OF
Ypsilanti High School will be Fri
day in the gymnasium. Recordings
will be available for dancing and
games will be planned for those
who do not dance.
Committees for the party from s
TO II p. m. will be Vera Beck and
William Reed. co-chairmen: Mary
Battelle, Grace Cahours, Joan Cole
man, Robert Johnston, George
Norman, orchestra and entertain
ment; Doreen Binder, Carolyn
Wolter. Edith Steere, Ann Briggs.
Russell Loesell. Jack Abbey, Phillip
Stokes, Robert Moffett, decorations;
Dora Eaton, Dorothy Johnson,
Doris Jean Tefft, Duane Drake,
James Burrell, place committee;
Shiriee Briggs, Jean Johnston, Kath-
ryn Loesell. Monty Manning. Lynn
Schafer, invitations and chaperones;
Catherine Cakes, Nora Collins,
Marian Graichen, Roger Curtis.
Vance Macdonald, refreshments;
Lorraine Penman. Shirley Squiers,
Phyllis LeClair, Ruth Brown, Rich
ard Hall and Robert Houck, clean
I'D.
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drew playing the Accomplishments.
Two members OF the Literary
Club, Mrs. w. H. Sherzer. and Mrs.
Guy Davis, were greeted by Mrs.
Charles Elliott and presented with
corsages in recognition OF their
lengthy aftiliation, both women
having become members before
1900
Mrs. Henry NJ. Frain presided at
the business meeting and announced
the annual meeting OF the City Fed
Grafton on June 10 and the twenty
fifth anniversary meeting OF the
County Federation on May "a. Mrs.
Mehran Thomson and Miss Chloe
Todd were appointed delegates to
the latter meeting
Members were urged TO help with
Red Cross production work during
the coming months.
Mrs, e. S. George requested mem
bers 10 donate children's books and
games suitable for the Waterloo
project camp at Cedar Lake. and Il
sum OF money was voted by the
club TO supplement this collection.
Mrs. Richard Hurdley. attend
ance chairman, reported that seven
members had been present at each
meeting throughout the year and
presented gardenia 10 Mrs. Ralph
Adams, DR.. Ellen Murray Brown,
Mrs. Henry Frain, Mrs. ]. Milton
Hover, Mrs. r. Southgate, Miss
Emma Minor and Miss Florence
Shultes.
The retiring officers were Mrs.
Henry NJ. Frain. president; Mrs
Charles VI. Elliott, second vice pres
ident. and Mrs. Fred WILDER, trus-
tee. The incoming officers are Mrs.
T. Fred Older. president; Mrs.
Harry Smith, first vice PRESIDENT
Mrs. Mehran Thomson, second vice
president; and Mrs. Elton ]. Ry-
nearson. trustee.
In presenting the gavel to the
newly-elected president, Mrs. Older,
Mrs. Frain spoke feelingly of her
association with the club as its pres
ident for the past two years. thank
ing committee chairmen and mem.
bers generally for their excellent
cooperation.
Mrs. Older, in accepting the pres
idency, presented Mrs. Frain with
a gift from the cuban exquisite
pottery bowl filled with flowers.
Before adjourning the meeting, the
president named the program CO.
for the coming year-Mrs.
j. Z. Burnett and Mrs. Charles
Elliott.
Among the guests OF club mem.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-15
Rural Events
TODAY

TODAY
Stony Creek
W. S. c. S. meeting at the Meth.
odist Church. Business meeting
and program in afternoon, supper
served at $50 in church parlors.
London
w. s. c. S. business meeting will
be with Mrs. Hammond. Potluck
dinner will be served.
Rawsonvllle
Mrs. Clarence Jewell will enter.
tain the Helping. Hand Society at
her home near Belleville. Dinner
will be served about 1890 p. m.
York
Mooreville Christian Society will
meet In the evening at the home
OF Mrs. Robert Randolph.
MAY is
Cherry Hill
Unit OF W.S.C.S. will sponsor
a mother-daughter banquet.
Sheldon
W.S.C.S. from Cherry Hill will
furnish the $3.50 dinner and program
for mother-daughter banquet at
Sheldon Church.
London
Willing Workers Of London
Church will meet at the George
Hammond home.
Salem
Federated women will repeat play,
Simple Simon Simple" at p. m.
in town hall
RawsonvlIIe
Pleasure Club regular meeting
at hall In the evening.
MAY II
Stony Creek
Grange will sponsor dance at
hall.
Sheldon
p. T. A. finance committee will
sponsor penny social in church Ia
evening at $3.50 p. m.
MAY 10
London
Northwest District Sunday School
convention at London Church.
York
Washtenaw County Brotherhood
will meet at the Mooreville NJ. z.
Church at 1880 p. m. Lunch at
$3.50 p. m. and another meeting
at s p. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-15
DeMolay Council
Plans Activities

Council OF Ypsilanti Chapter. Or.
der OF DeMolay, met Wednesday
evening in the Masonic Temple and
made plans for the chapter.
1t was decided not to have a city
league baseball team this year, but
they will have a district team. The
three other towns included In this
district are Wyandotte, Monroe
and Dearborn.
Monday night the Masohic-DeMo-
lay dinner will be served at $3.50 in
the dining room after which the in.
itiatory and DeMolay degrees will
be inspected in the lodge room.
At the next regular meeting, May
- at the home OF Allen Schreiner,
nominations for council and junior
councillor will be made.
New officers will be installed at
a public installation, June IS, az 4
o'clock.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-15
Fine Points in Bridge
By SHEPARD BARCLAY

would have won for one diamond
hnesse, the club A would have
been an entry for second fnesse,
the A would have settled Easts
diamond K and thus game would
have been made with one trick In
spades. two in hearts. five In dIa-
monds and one in clubs.
OF course. West might have
taken the second spade trick II
South unlocked on the first trick,
and then might have made the
brilliant return Of the heart J. But
South could have made his con-
tract then by orderly and logical
play. He could win that, lead to
the club A. settle East's last
spade with the J. discarding the
heart 4. then lead toward his club
Q. Whether East won that or not,
South could AFFORD to give I'D a
diamond trick and still take nine.
with one in spades, two In hearts.
four In diamonds and two in clubs.
This line Of play would have been
obligatory, as the best chance. II
the first three tricks went as out
lined.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-15
Past Chancellors at
Ann ArbOr Meeting

Ten members Of the Past Chan.
cellors Club, Knights of Pythias,
attended the joint meeting with the
Ann Arbor Club at the home OF
Theodore Zieffle, Ann Arbor, Wed.
nesday evening.
Ypsilanti Club invited the Ann
Arbor club to meet here June II.
Several members are planning to
attend the area meeting In Hills
dale, Sunday. In the evening a num-
Der will go to Manchester when the
Ypsilanti Lesson OF Friendship team
will exemplify the Lesson OF Friend.
ship In the German Lutheran
Church.
The remainder OF the evening
was spent playing cards with prizes
going to Mark Rust, James Hart
and A. E. Augustus. Lunch was
served by the host.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-15
Informal Program
Entertains Patients

William McCandless. Miss Eli
nor Page and Miss Betty Fenker
presented an informal program OF
songs and music for the entertain
ment OF patients at the Leland
Sanatorium Wednesday evening.
Their appearance was sponsored by
the reha Utilization committee OF the
local American Legion Auxiliary.
Mr.. McCandless sang two Irish
songs and one Scotch song and Miss
Page favored with several vocal
selections. Miss Fenker played the
piano and the solovox.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-15
SHIP TO ARRIVE

Muskegon. May 15-AP- The
Milwaukee Clipper. a million dollar
ship recently completed by the
Manitowoc Shipbuilding Co.. will
arrive May 30 on its maiden voy-
age. Max B. Mckee, construction
company official. said the new
ship, capable of making two round
trips from Milwaukee to Muske-
gon in "a hours, would replace
the steamships Nevada and Hin.
0fa
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-15
Four Leaf Clover
Club Plays Pedro

The Four Leaf Glover Club was
entertained at the home OF Mrs.
Florence Raymond Wednesday az
ternoon. Ten games OF pedro were
played and prize winners were Mrs.
Bruce Worden. Mrs. Leslie Barber,
Mrs. Helen Kline and Mrs. Charles
Hardin.
The hostess served refresh
ments.
The next club meeting will be
with Mrs. Jennie Kirk on May %.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-15
Entertain At Tea

Senior class members and faculty
Of Roosevelt High School were en-
tertained at tea by home eco
Monies students Wednesday after.
noon. Fruit punch, nut bread sand.
wiches and cookies were served the
guests. Miss Janet Myerj, home
economics teacher, was In charge
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-15
Shower Compliments
Miss Mabel Miller

Mrs. julius ]. Wagner was host.
ess Wednesday night at kitchen
shower in her home for Miss Mabel
Miller, whose marriage to Henry
Ritz will take place in June. Pino-
chile prizes we're won by Mrs.
Thomas Phillips, Mrs. Lyle Sehwei.
zer and Mrs. w. X. HAYES.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess.
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To Attend Installation

Miss Maxine Wilbur. grand chap
lain. and Miss Virginia Epson,
grand musician. OF the Grand Chap
ter Order OF Rainbow for Girls will
visit Flat Rock Chapter where they
will take part In the installation
OF officers, tonight.
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Luncheon Ends 62nd Year of Actiy For Ladies Literary C

bers at the luncheon were Mrs.
Marta sutton, Los Angeles, CaiT
Mrs. Robert C. Lambie; Mrs. Nan
Strong; Mrs. Lyon and Mrs. L. B.
Oberlina
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-15
Petition Received

One petition for membership was
received and tie past and most ex-
cellent degree was conferred on one
candidate at the regular meeting
OF Excelsior Chapter. number 25,
RAM, Thursday evening in the
Masonic Temple lodge room. At the
next meeting, June IL. the mark
master mason degree will be con-
ierred.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-15

1t. Malcolm G. Worden, who came
on furlough from Camp Livingston,
La. May S, will return there Sat
urday.
Mrs. A. D. Allen, Bay City. spent
Tuesday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Mcintyre and son,
Joseph, on her way home from a
six weeks visit in Denver, Colo,
with Major and Mrs. G.. L. Hagel-
shaw. Major Hagelshaw was for
merly connected with DR.. Allen 5
clinic in Bay City
Miss Hazel Childs has returned
from a visit with her sister. Mrs.
G. Beckington, Mr.. Beckington and
family, Saline. They and Mark Beck.
ington, this city. spent the week
end visiting relatives in Garden
Prairie, Ill.
Mrs. J. w. Wiles and Mrs. G.. R.
Woods and daughter Gail, Los An
geles. Cal, are visiting Mrs Glenn
Jordan. They will leave Friday to
drive home and will visit relatives
In Chicago and Mrs. Woods moth
er in Pittsford, Ia. en- route.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Pillsbury
are expected to return today from
Omaha, Neb., where they have been
visiting Mrs. c. D. Pills5ury for the
past two weeks. The latter is q sis
ter-in-law OF DR.. Pillsbury.
Mrs. Clyde Sherman will come
from Houghton Lake today to visit
her cousin. Mrs. Margaret Brookins.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-15
MANUFACTURING ENTRIES

IF YOU NEED an extra entry
to the dummy, why not try to
manufacture one. Perhaps you
can do 1t by throwing one Of your
own honors under some high card
played by the defenders. But you
will not be likely to do that unless
you FIRST count up to see how
many entries you require. to bring
in a suit over there. to lead for
illnesses or for some other pur-
pose.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-15

Prof and Mrs. Paul B. Samson
will spend the week end in North
Wood Camp, Douglas Lake, at Pell.
ston.
DR.. and Mrs. Arold W. Brown
will spend the week end with Mr..
Browns aunt, Mrs. o. H. Beckwith,
Clio.
Miss Phyllis Polsdorfer, Pontiac.
will be a week end guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Cameron.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Banks returned
Monday from spending the winter
in Los Angeles.