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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

III A 1.-the world is-q''eef- save thee and
- me Hannah and then thee is a lit
v tie queer"
The old Quaker who said this mouthfu to
his docie wife may have had his tongue in
his check when he made the statement. II
not he probably craziest of the lot
Imagining yourself right and everyone else
wrong is type of "nuttiness" hard if not
impossible to cure though it is easy enough
for anyon- to see eccentricities in his friendsg
while missing entirely the minor cracks and
broken coGs in his own mental machinery
But whether it's you your neighbor Just
two other fellows who seem to have nit
wit" tendency there still is the old argument
does a sick body put the mind off its balance
or does half baked mind make the body sick
DR.. George H. Preston, noted psychiatrist
points out IN his recent book, "Psychiatry for
the Curious tFarrar and Rnehart). that
there are no such things as headless horse
men-er- Cheshire cats without bodies, in the
human race and that minds and bodies work
together-one might say for better or for
worse in sickness and IN health
No one takes a disembodied ailing mind to
the psychiatrist to have 1t patched up. Pneu-
raonia or appendicitis patients do. not have
their "domes temporarily detached before
suffering bodies are rushed to hospital The
close hook-up between sick minds and sick
bodies is shown by the fact that many case
of indigestion or papitaton of the heart starts
in an upset mind and people often develop
mental troubles because of damaged bodies
Everyone gets a stomachache once IN
while and no one IT seems, is immune from
a few waclty ideas but-unless allowed 10 run
wild they don't lead to a place behind
asylum bars.
Even DR. Preston admits that he once
saw a ghost'-that wasn't there
"A group of us were walking home one bright
moonlight night" he says, and We came
10 a place IN the road along which there was
hirh hedge The moon was shining across the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
headaches and other
illnesses

headaches and other
illnesses.
The lady who
gives a pain or ache
as an excuse for
avoiding a disagree
able occasion and
knows she is un-.
truthful, is mentally
as sound as the one
who tells the butler
TO say she is mot
at home" to the bill
collector.
But II she does II
too often, especially
If her own family
disapproves. s h c
may find herself
h a vim E headaches
that are all she pre-
tended them TO be.
She has lied to her
self and is on the
way TO the land of
decisions, "a won
derful world of our
own. " which is not
so desirable. as the
song writers would
have us think.
Men are fully as
b ie-ct- to these
self inflicted i'll
nesses as women.
DR. Preston points
out that the only
honorable way for
a failure TO achieve
security Is by be-
coming an invalid.
If a man is known
to be too lazy to
support his family
he will be put in
Jail. If he is too
shiftless and stupid
to hold a job, he is
despise d by his
neighbors. After he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

III p II Nv -
hedge so that part of
the road was dark. but
the top of the hedge
was brightly lighted
Just as we came to
the middle Of this tun-
nel-lil<e place a white
mule hung his head over
the hedge and said good
evening to us in mule
language We tore our
clothes getting through
the hedge on the other
- side of the road
we were not afraid
of white mules AS a
matter Of fact some Of
US were quite familiar
with that particular
mule We did not react
10 mules we reacted
To- what we thought we
saw and to our attitudes
toward what We thought
we saw
The attitudes we had
toward " hite things
that made noises in the
night. Or. Preston ex-
uhins. we had acquired
rom our associates.
4n.a ofa white mule Is
good animal to re-
member because a great
asa. of psychiatric
treatment Is concerned
with the discovery and
uumaskng Of h h Y
personal white mules. "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

Punch Drunk Prize-Fighters Go "Nutty"
Through Physical Injury Which Prevents
Sufficiency of Blood From Reaching
the Brain TO Oxygenate It-As Result
They Are "Slap-Happy."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

They Tor You'll Might
Be Goofy If They Play
Sick. Take Too Many
Baths. Blame Others
for Failure. Or Even
See Chosfs-Buf as Dr..
Pre- s+on. Psyehia+risf.
Points Out. How Nufty
You Are Depends as
Much on Your Body as
on Your Mind
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

~ A IL the world is queer save thee and
~ me Hannah and then thee is lit
tie queer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

I9n by weekly In Great BTltan Kgh keseF7ed
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15
Reveal Engagement
Of Former Resident

AN ANNOUNCEMENT Of In
terest to Mount Clemens people
10 made known by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank T.. Edman Of ass Wood.
side. Royal Oak, formerly Of
Mount Clemens. Their daughter,
Bette. Il to marry Bernard w.
Parker. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
H. Parker Of Clawson.
The ceremony will take place
on Wednesday, April 10 1t eight
o'clock In st. Johns Episcopal
church, Royal Oak, with the Rev.
Charles G. Jatho performing the
ceremony.
The Edman family lived In
Mount Clemens for . number Of
years. leaving about Q year and
half ago to make their home In
Royal Oak.
ST. JOSEPHS hospital su-
thorities today reported that the
condition Of William Hardie IL
fair"
MIR. AND MRS. JOHN K.
ULLRICH entertained members
Of their supper club Ut the Me-
dea hotel last evening.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15
To Hold Pubic
in Masonic Hal

MACOAGB COUNTY white
Shrine Of Jerusalsm held IL "a.
nusl election of odicsfs lest sve-
ming In Masonic ha)l, with %
members from IN over the coun-
ty present.
Mrs.. Frank Wordsworth 0f
Selfridts Field was elected high
priestess; Charles n. Wildt.
Waterman Of shepherds: Mr.. Q.
A. Wildt, noble prophecies:
Frank o. Wadsworth, associate
Waterman Of shepherds; Nrs.
Joseph Landrock, worthy scribe;
Mrs. Albert Evans, treasurer:
Mrs. Irene Lisgett q q. Clair
Shores, chaplain: Nrs. Mergaret
NsisEmith Of Rossville, shepherd
ess: Mrs. william Crsnt Of Gen.
ter Line, guide:
The following appoinsive Of
ices were filled last evening:
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15
Girl on Limited Budget Learns Every Trick
to 'ProIong the Life Of Her. Best Clothes

THE GIRL whose liualted
budget permits shopping for
clothes only twice . year pring
and fall has TO do Z great deal
Of smart figuring 10 keep herself
and her wardrobe from looking
un.down-at-the-heel in late
January.
While others, with more gen.
erous budgets, can dash out and
get Z new hat, Z couple Of
blouses OF even Z dress 70 add .
frash note Of interest 70 last tails
wardrobe - slightly bedraggled
by now1-Miss Limited Budget
has % content heryelf with try
Ing to improve what she has.
She gets Of to . good start
by spending . few evenings
Strengthening hemlines, rspair-
ing xippers, replacing buttons
and snaps and Axing split seams
on her old clothes. II necessary
she has Z waistline redtted and
other minor Atting adjustments
made.
a NEW WHITE COLLAR
She sends everything that II
soiled 10 the dry cleaner or
laundry, arranges 70 have other
items pressed o. else presses
them 4herSe4.
She has crooked lifts on heels
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15
Tea and Bake Sale

LADIES MlSSIO NARY So
Getty q the Congregational
church d New Baltimore will
hold . Ten md bake sale on
Thursday, March 30 between
the hours Of 3:3o and ave o'clock
at the homes a. MrS. Louis DIM
gel and Mrs. Edgar Lanstra,
Washington street, New Balu-
more.
BETTY NELTIER entertained
msmbers of the Free Lunch
Grabberv Club last evening. ct
her home. Harold Brown and
Jack Moore sssisted tl,s hostess.
Nina. HARRY CLovT WIN a.
tegtatn S,ombegs e tie 2oeo
Club "a 1I,aHtday 6 M hoone
- Lanse creuss road. at siSht
l0lOEno e ~ oo.0ot@efs
club NJ ~ . ttoe-jeg diunee q
~ 0coW1 CoetooD loDe evuning,
Gftor Wh1eh 1lboy went boHlln1.
~ - = 4 s,ys 4 ~
M. uAncGp uuex 5vsst
eyewel)o Q1Q1 ogU - ~ yC1m1oo
51Do)o CO - ~ Asn6e a
n61oHSw <onoS - - .>e~a~~G -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15

musical program. Community
singing opened the program, fol-
lowing which Ann starner sang
Weaving" The senior choir
next sang II See Ny Savior" fol-
lowed by Richard Hayward sing
ing THE Blind PloughmAn."
Katherine Weinberg then sang
m original composition BY her
brother, Archie Weinberg, If I
Could Know Your Thoughts" "A
trio. composed Of Eleanor Ellis,
Phyllis Hampton and Katherine
Weinberg closed the program
singing ''Rescue the Perishing. !"
Margaret Collins YVES the accom-
PIANIST for the entire musical
program. !. r ~ sav, svNs- sses
IS Ga,nss were played after Dr..
Mitchsil's talk. The COMMITTEES
In charge .o& arrangements In
cluded thu, Rev, and Mrs. Harold
Hayward, Mrs.. Laurel Shook,
Mrs, Edwin John and Mrs. Yer
oua Sch6nShack.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15
University Psychologist Talks
at Baptist Family Night

APPROXIMATELY 90 mem
bers OF Gilbert Memorial Bap-
tist church heard DR.. G. G.
Mitchell Of the University OF
Michigan, Ann Arbor, talk on
juvenile delinquency last eve
ming, 1t the monthly family night
program of the church.
DR.. Mitchell listed ave causes
for delinquency among children:
insecurity, lack Of discipline at
home. lack Of affection y home,
failure Of parents to recognize
and respect children - individ-
uals, md t1ilurs % alloaw chill
dren To- express their own IDEAS.
The speaker illustrated lis
ppintt hin cssss 'lhi lAutins st
youneSters he haS worked with.
At present Dr.. Mitchell . living
with and studying delinquent
boys 1t the Pontiac Chiidrsn's
Home. 4
Dr.. Mitchel1's talk was pre-
coded by q potluck dinner and
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15

THE YOUNG w0MINS
CLUB win celeleate IL 18th
birthday annivsssaTy Monday
evening with : dinnsr nssetinS
in Maspniuc elubgoodni. q $50
o'clock.
More than 20 ihembeS5 are ex-
pectsd 10 attend thie iNapoetaut
annual eva6s Ii NJ c)u6.s celen-
dar. speeisl planU ~ dseosatjon
and enAeStaluuAene aro 6e1ne
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15
!. MIND YOUR
MANNERS /

Test your knowledge of cor.
rect social usage BY answering
the following questions. then
checking. against the authorita-
tive answers below:
!. Il II courteous 70 ~ 70 q
friend you haven't seen In. some
time. What's the matter, aren't
you feeling well? You look ter
rible?"
2. II II good manners to warn
. friend (on the plump side)
Look out for. the calories" when
he orders . rich dessert?
8. Is II courteous TO- refer to q
woman ~ being SKINNY"
1. u Il good manners to take
your dog with you when you do
your marketing?
What would you do H.
A person you are sure really
likes you says something to you
that you think 10 catty-- p
"a Make . bsrbed answer?
(b) Assume that the friend
didn't mean the remark a you
took It?
Answers.
1. No. Il you want 70 find
out Just say How are your"
3. No. That's his businsss.
?. Np4.. psgcribs her, - teins
SLENDER" yrrs,'.s aag..
4.sNo. For grocers hate 10
have dogs shifting food.
Best What Would You Do
1ol1fion-(b) Il you want 10
keep, friends always give them
the benefit OF the doubt.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15
Luncheon Thursday
in Methodist ParIors

THE PUBLIC Is invited to at-
tend the luncheon In the Mstho-
dist church parlors on Thursday.
March 30. Serving will begin
At 1850 o'clock and continue un-
I'll one o'clock.
The luncheon Is bsing spon-
sored by Group 2, Women's So
ciety Of Christian Service Of the
Methodist church. Mr.. {red
1obcean IL general chairma
Reservations may be mad by
calling 702-W.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15

MI M 4
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VIZ. c,D6n
ioGe 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15
egiion Auxiliary Registers
for Voluntary Defense Aid

ice are being mailed 10 members.
information snined from these
Questionnairss. viii - complied
and eiven TO III local chapter Of
The American Red Gross and TO
the mayor q tn city.
The Qussttens ak Il members
can drive csrS. 10 nursing. office
work, entertain n canteeus or
social centers, messenger serv-
Ice, teach. operate day nurseries,
among many others.
Mrs. Grady sojd today:
1.-THE Red Gross y recognized
% The agency chartered By Con-
gress 70 represent the American
people In carrying On disaster
relief, and n therefore the
primary agency. The Red Cross
realizes that Ia time ~ danger
and emergency. the American
Legion occupies N important
post and stands ready to use all
-its powers and facilities TOR dis
sster relief"
MIR. AND MRS. JERRY NJ.
SERVO. l26 Grand avenue, an
nounce the arrival Of . son, Rob-
ert Michael, born ct home on
Thursday, Mar. IL.
GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL will
meet Monday at 1850 o'clock at
the home Of Mrs. Perry II. Irish,
South Gratiot avenue.
MIR. AND MRS. CLYDE DA-
Wis Of Utica announce the birth
Of Z daughter. born this morning
In st. Joseph's hospital.
MISS ENE CRAWFORD
will spend the weekend IN De-
troll, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles BTisley.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15

over . white blouse Instead Of
with q scarf. Maybe some radical
switching Of accessories will be
Of great help.
In addition, she resolves to
clean her face and put on fresh
makeup oftaner during the day
and to keep her hair short, clean
end shining. She knows that any
dress looks dOwdy II the face
above Il = grayishly dusty and
In need. Of Mpstick and Z little
rouse.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15

Not that working wife doesn't try hard - contiee man
that she dependent him. II not for food and elter
sonehng Just necsosary TO womanlovs and companion
ship. 1s M 49, ty ssxs-
But Isn't easy husband N that WY. All too
on h fsels st he int really Important IA h wiiss
Of things &C.,
TOWARDS O8pQDBNCY or WORKING WINS u
h oooent knOWoe doopy stop b little his wits
would have - ~ eny &f <he Ieps H.
snyeue M wculd a. anothw lons vcAn yas : al - ls
W 49, 49, ~ ~ ~ s "a Csf -
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15

replaced, takes suede shoes out
for . professional cleaning and
polishes leather shoes until they
are cleaning.
Then she tries to figure out
new ways to wear the same old
wardrobe. Perhaps m inexpen-
stve white collar would do q
great deal for m old black dress
with which jewelry has been
worn for months.
A SWITCH
Perhaps, for = change. the
wool shirtwaist should be worn
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15

10lGH1R9 II the Harry OIL
ylch Unit g tn Amegican -
gio0 Auxiliary m registering
loe emergency voluntary deSonse
eeSvico. lGrs. ~. p. Grandy.
presidsnt Of tn matt announcsd
to6ey.
The registration y aimed 70
,pH,njt women % specify the
lypo az lsrvice they could per-
1orm Tor the security Of the
! country. Il N emergency should
soei6e. ouse4jonnsires 20 deter.
mine thsis capabilities for serv-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15
Legion Party
Set for Tonight

THE PUBLIC u invited to IT..
'tond the 33pd birthday party Of
the national American Legion, to
- held this evening In the Lee
sgiou Clubhouse on North Gratiot
avenue, under the Sponsorship OF
Harry Ollrich Post, No. 8, one
OF the arst Michigan posts to be
established.
The dance will begin ct nine
o'clock, with the Kay Bees fur
nishing the music. Mr.. and Mrs.
DeLaRus are In charge Of ar
rangements.
II GEORGE sTEEH, student at
The Univeraity Of Michigan. IL
spsnding the weekend with his
pafentA Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.
Stssh. Lincoln avenue.
Mr.. AND MRS. HARRY
COOPER, ltel Muftett street,
ls4t 5og florida this afternoon.
Tor . two weeks vacation.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15

Meeting Dote Set
For Ever Onward Circle

EVER ONWARD CIRCLE will
meet at the Kings Daughters
Home on Wednesday. Mar. 10.
with Mrs. Rose Hoevel rs host
esS.
Dessert will be served at 1870
o'clock, TO be followed by bus
mess meeting and social hour.
Members are urged to attend.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15
Whatsoever Circle Sews
For Charity at Meeting

WHATSOEVER CIRCLE Of
Kings Daughters met yesterday
At the home Of Mrs. Jessie Nc
Kenzie, Clinton street.
Members spent the afternoon
sewing for the Kings Daughters
Home. The group. will meet
again on Mar. q, at . place to
be announced later.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15

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dried split pens. Cover theM
with cold wster ana allow q
stand overnieht. "a tns mpSua1e
drain and place n : Kettle. Add
. few drops Of onion extrocS,
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Sno Su.sssso: .no : 1919 -
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80 Wast' nssn3 - ~ $500
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Remove ham from ~ bpno.
chop Il fine. MIX with oQe ~
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moisten with mix q creeAss 8
Remove csnterS it6m g1DnIl
peppers, and fiji with mlxt(aros
Bake until done and e1rpiSh
with water cress. II you 96 M
wish to use the green pepS -
make Z ham loaf. (Rscipe 91voa
below ".
For Q cold supper, arrange q
q chop plAte four petal Ghapoo
sections Of lettuce, leaveo an6
lila each section Win = 0!f1ysena
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15

Love Triumphs Over Dollars
in Draft Dependency Case
~ RUTH IluLETT

IT LOOKED though he would b taken In the draft He
earning $500 week and his wife earning
that much.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15

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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15
Coming Events
% svej6 esasljetisa In ssssinS dstss end ID
ehsaoes u sesslss meetings. cell 1900.

% svsid esnslietisa In ssssins dstss end tss
ehsasss II ssssiss meetings. cell 1900.
Sum- Mar ieAsby LeaC. y Methodist church parl0rs At
Nom. Ma. i7oiri scout Council meeting At ii. HON. Of
Mrs Perry H. Irish 2e7 South 0ratot avenue ct 1880
Mon, Mar l7-Young women's Club. birthday dinner, in
=, Masone c'unroon: ct eso pm
rink, for McIs sophouores and their friends 1t 1850
Mon Mar i7-shamrock Shuttle dance sponsored BY Cath
otis Young Peopie's Club In st. Mary's symnasiun.
Mon. M i7suan.. and Professions. won.ns club. q
~ home Of Mrs Grace Mossman. Ia Robsrtsou street.
Mon. Mar i7-Me4opol,n Club Dance in Modes hotel.
Mon. MAJ i7-s..a. card party at tn: HON. Of Mrs N.
Reid sponsored by Presbyterian Ladies Auxiliary at
Mon. Mar isst Patrick. game. party in St. 1oul. hail.
Mon Mar l7wonaens society q Christian Service in
Mon, Mar l7-Mum and Poppy Club Of st. Louis peris.
q the home Of Mr. and Mira Fred Lozen % Gibbs
Mon. Mar i7-Amsric.n Legion, in Legion clubhouse. 1t
Mon. Mar. i7-Knishts Of Pythias in Pythian hall. It
rus. M:. isMoun. cl.men, Civic Chorus rehearsal in
Tues Mar 1s-slver Lining Circle Of Kings Daughters
at ne home Of Adrs Alex Walker q Kendricie avenus
Tues. Mar: crcl. birthday luncheon .. king.
Tues Ms. is-psiic card party sponsored by zsc Girls
Club. nm roup. 4 the home Of Mra George Sheridan
TUES. Mar is~dr.es Church Guild. bushes. meeting and
program preceded by potluck luncheon ct 1880 PM
Tues Mar is-Rsbekah District No. visitation In Mem
Tues Mar is-League Of Women Voters ana their friends
luncheon and lecture IN Birmingham Community House.
Tues Mar is-oEs Past Matrons Club luchson Armada
tues Mar is-onday Musicale chorus rehsazsa In Com
w.4 @ss sc ssas, Group =. ii. HON. OF Mr..
Iari Haushton, % Lafayette street. ct pm.
Wed. Mar lo-Twevs Bellies Club at the home Of Jean
w.a ~: ,::@:sa e:si. .. ka9. p..:s.... :. tn:
hems Of Mrs. Casper Losen. 4s4s South River road. 1t
We'd as: {. AS: :: css !; s the home q Mrs. c's.
wed Mar lernbic unchson and card party ct the home
Of 4t1 William DausheEty la Croker boulevard. to
bensfk Electrical woskess' Auxiliary. Local II. ct
Wed, Mar. is-rvs Onward Circle at Kings Daushsers
Home. q l:3o pm. Mn. Rose Hoevel hostess
Wed Mar CLASSES In room no. Mount Glenn
Wed. Mar isDsiv Club a ST. Louis parish Il she home
Of Mr. and Mrs Robert Sewer. winksr. q pm:
wsd- Mar is-sg Shot Club q tie home Of Marian Fet
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Successor Chosen For
DR.. William Marshall

DR.. William l.. Ayres OF Univer.
sity OF Michigan has been named
to succeed DR.. William Marshall
as head OF the mathematics depart
ment at Purdue University. LaFay.
cite, Ind. DR.. Marshall had ex-
pressed a wish to retire two years
ago.
DR.. Marshall. in addition to his
departmental duties, has been the
Purdue faculty representative on
the executive board of control OF
athletics OF the big Ten" He is an
Ypsilanti man. a brother of Mrs.
Charles Hebblewhite. He was grad.
uated from the Normal School in
the same class with DR.. F. r. Cor
ton, then gained his bachelor and
masters degrees at the University
of Michigan, where he was for sew
erat years an instructor in math-
ematics. After two years OF study
abroad, he received his doctors
d" zee at the University of Zurich
and joined the Purdue faculty on
his return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall will spend
the summer at their summer home
in Hessel, Mich. and expect to
winter in the South. They have
often visited Ypsilanti during their
Indiana residence. and are well
known to patrons of the Washtenaw
Country Club.