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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-24
Rural Events

TODAY
Saline
Committee Of the o. Z. S. will
hold a social party in the Masonic
Hall in the evening.
FEBRUARY IS
Denton
Elmer Pollock, Detroit. will speak
on Social Security" at p. T. A,
meeting.
] Canton Center
Canton Community Club will
meet Mr.. and Mrs. August Hauk.
BellevIle
Judge A. F. Marschner, Wayne
County circuit judge. will address
$50 dinner meeting OF Rota y
Club.
FEBRUARY rs
Milan
Special meetings in the Method
list Church all during Lent.
Stony Greek
Pre- Lenten services will be held
at the Methodist Church, Dr.. Fruit
will be the speaker and a potluck
supper will be served.
Milan
Milan Lodge No. 1923 F. & A. NJ,
will meet in the evening to honor
past masters OF the lodge. Din
ner will be served at o'clock.
FEBRUARY 27
Cherry Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gale will
entertain Superior Community
Farm Bureau group.
Father and son banquet at the
Cherry Hill Church House, 6;3o.-
East Ypsilsntl
All day meeting OF the Spencer
Club at the home Of Mrs. George
Tedder, Belleville.
Salem
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roberts will
entertain the Federated Aid Society
and friends at noon day lunch
con and business meeting.
Wills
Father and son banquet TO be
held. Woman's Society Of Chris
ton Service to serve banquet.
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Newsome-Skinner Rites in
First Baptist Church Here

was gowned in blue lace and blue
chiffon and her flowers were also
roses.
Dan Muntean was the best man
and ushers were Jimmie Hunt,
Hugh Dinsdale and Earl schwich-
tenherg. Detroit.
There were 70 at the reception in
the Ladies Literary Club, where
fires gloNed pleasantly in the fire
places Pink and white roses decor
ated the lace-covered table where
the wedding cake was placed. The
receiving line was composed Of the
members of the wedding party.
When the bride had cut the wedding
cake. Mrs ]. L. Quackenbush
poured and Mrs. Jimmie Hunt, Miss
Sally Brown, Miss Ellen McMurray,
Mrs. Clarence Starkweather and
Mrs. Ralph Baker served.
Guests from out Of the city were
Mrs. Pliny SINNERS sister. Mrs. c.
V. Cessna. Lansing, and her mother.
Mrs. II. B. Carpenter. Fairfield, Mr.
SINNERS sister. Mrs. f. VI. Live
say. Jasper, and Mrs. Harry DeVltn
and Hal Seger, Jackson.
The bridal couple are making
their home at 80 s. Huron St.
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Pliny E. Skinner gave a rehearsal
dinner at their home with covers
for twenty-four. Mrs. Carpenter,
Mrs. Liyesay and Mrs. Cessna were
also present.
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Miss Lois Earle Bride of
James Bommanto, Detroit

At an impressive ceremony In the
Holy Family Church. Detroit, Satur-
day morning. 9:45. Miss Lois Elaine
Earle, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Earle, Ypsilanti, and James
Bommarito, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony .Bommarito. Detroit, spoke
their marriage vows at a nuptial
high mass. The offertory was an
Ave Maria" sung by Jack Colby.
and the church organist played the
traditional wedding marches.
The bride, who was given In mar
riage by her father. was attended
by Miss Antoinette Bommarito,
cousin OF the groom. as maid of
honor, and Miss Ruth Earle, sister
OF the bride, Miss Kathryn DeLano.
Ypsilanti, and Miss Virginia Cham.
berlain, Detroit, as bridesmaids
Joseph Bommarito served his
brother as best man and the ushers
were George Floury. Edward Dillon.
cousin of the bride. and Samuel
Solomon. cousin OF the groom. Five
year-old Joan Griffith was the
flower girl and little Robert He'll
man was ringbearer.
The bride was lovely in an ivory
satin gown with insets OF lace, the
bodice with small buttons down
the back, having a sweetheart neck.
line and long sleeves, and the full
skirt extending into a train. The
net veil was caught into a beaded
halo. She wore a pearl necklace
and carried bouquet of white roses
and lilies of the valley.
Miss Bommarito's gown was OF
deep pink marquisette made with
a square neckline edged with tiny
ruffles. 1t had short puffed sleeves.
The skirt was edged with a ruffle
caught up with blue bows. Her
crownless hat was of blue horse
hair, with pink velvet bows and
streamers. She carried American
Beauty roses tied with blue rib
bon bow. The bridesmaids were
eowned alike in pale pink marqui-
settle, made Gibson girl style with
bishop sleeves and bands, of lace
on yoke, sleeves and full skirt. Their
hats were like that OF the maid OF
honor and their bouquets were of
Talisman roses tied with pink bows
The flower girl wore white taffeta
gown with a yoke and puffed
sleeves, the skirt covered with tiny
ruffles. She carried a nosegay of
white sweet peas and carnations.
The ring bearer wore an Elton suit
and carried the rings on a heart
shaped satin and lace pillow.
Mrs. Earle, mother of the bride,
wore a costume Of blue triple sheer,
redingote style, and her corsage
was of white gardenias. The groom S
mother, Mrs. Bommarito, wore a
black crepe formal with lace insets
and a corsage OF white gardenias.
The boutonnieres Of the ushers were
white carnations and Of the groom,
lilies of the valley.
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DeMolay Chapters
Have Meeting Here

Visiting representatives from
DeMolay chapters in. Birmingham
Bay City Detroit and Dearborn
met with Ypsilanti representatives,
and Charles Hill. Dad OF Ypsilanti
Chapter and Harold Koch. Dear
born. active member OF the Grand
Council and deputy in the juris'
diction OF Michigan, Sunday, al
Charles McKenny Hall
With George Feggert. Bay City
state master councillor presidins,
plans were discussed for the Grand
Council meeting in Dearborn, Mar
S. and for the annual conference
in Bay City in October. Arthur
Dieterle represented Ypsilanti
Chapter.
Saturday evening four from the
local chapter. Arthur Dieterle,
state representative: Donald Hay
den, master councillor: Norman
Christian. past master councillor
and Ralph Ridenour. soloist, visited
Zion Chapter, Detroit, and took part
in their public installation OF off
GERS in the Masonic Temple. a
lunch and dancing followed.
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Fine Points in Bridge
Nv SHEPARD BARCLAY

hearts. one In diamonds and tive
in clubs-and therefore be down
two. But he made his contract
West led the club X. Seeing the
guarded Q in dummy. he switched
to trump. the s. South there
upon took three trump rounds,
winding up in his own hand. and
led the club 6. West won with the
A and. hating to open red suit
either of which would cost him
trick, he led his club 4. Declaref
won that with dummy's Q. dis
carding the heart 10. and then
threw West In with the heart 2 to
the X and A.
This time West had a lead to
make. his heart Q. but South
ruffed 1t and ran his spades. As
the last was played. he also held
two diamonds in each hand. plus
the heart in dummy. West didn't
like to pitch the heart J and set
up that 8. so he discarded the
guard to his diamond K. There
upon declarer tossed the heart of
in dummy and took the diamond
A and Q for the last two tricks.
West was squeezed. and there was
nothing he could do to beat the
contract.
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A wedding breakfast for the wed.
ding party and close relatives was
served at the Hotel Savorine colon
ial room. The centerpiece was OF
copper gladioli. A reception for 500
guests was later at the High Hat
Club. There the centerpiece was a
four'tlered wedding cake set on a
mirror thanked by white tapers. 1t
was surmounted by miniature
bride and groom. According to an
Italian custom. a grand march was
held, at which the bride gave each
guest a small cellophane bag tied
with ribbon of white candies called
the brides tears"
On Sunday the groom's parents
gave a breakfast for the wedding
party and kept open house all day.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Bommarito left
by motor for New York City. and
will visit an aunt, Mrs. John Baker,
Schenectady, n. Y, en- route. The
brides going away costume was OF
beige crepe in redingote style, with
March 10, Mr.. and Mrs. Bommarito
will be at home in their newly built
and furnished home on Rossini Dr.,
Detroit.
The bride has been entertained
at showers given here by Miss Ruth
Earle and Miss Kathryn DeLano,
and by Mrs. Carl Short and Mrs.
Frank Shuda, and in Detroit by her
aunts, Mrs. Edward Griffith and
Mrs. Edward Dillon, by Mrs. Antho-
ny Bommarito and Miss Antoinette
'Bommarito. and Mrs. Clark Hoye
and Mrs. George Earle.
A large party from Ypsilanti at
tended the wedding.
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Wedding Anniversary
Observed by Dinner

Mrs. E j. Grot at a l o'clock din.
ner Sunday at her home in Hazel
Park observed the silver anniver.
sary of her sister and brother.in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Otis A. Tooze.
They and their daughter, Joan, and
son, Robert. were guests from this
city. A delicious white wedding
cake conferred the table, with min.
iature bride and groom on the top.
Silver bells and white festoons
were used in decorating the dining.
room Guests were from Hazel Park,
Detroit, and Royal Oak. The only
guest who had been at the wedding
25 years ago in Coleman was Mrs.
E. j. Grof. \ number OF silver gifts
were given Mr.. and Mrs. Tooze
some Of these having been present
ed Thursday, the actual anniver.
sary.
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aiue Wedding Ceremonies Feature Week End Here
Many Former DIG.
Employees at Party

The second annual mid.winter
party OF the old employees OF the
Detroit. Jackson and Chicago cleo
trio railway which ran between De-
troit and Jackson was at the
Knights OF Pythias Hall Saturday
night.
About rs were present and all
were introduced to the assembly.
Joseph Pryce. secretary and treas
urer, made his annual report and
read the names OF the members
who had died in the last year.
Election of officers for 1912 re.
suited in Alfred Augustus being
elected president; Robert Chris
tian, vice president; and Roy Wise.
secretary and treasurer. all being
from Ypsilanti. William Rule and
Charles Willetts were included on
the entertainment committee. All
officers elected were members of
the entertainment committee last
year. 1t was voted TO hold the sew.
enth annual summer picnic at Pros.
pect Park, Aug. II.
Many pictures pertaining TO D.,
J. & c. history were shown by Floyd
Maxwell, Dearborn, the retiring
president.
The balance OF the evening was
spent in cards and dancing. Lunch
was served by the committee.
Members were present from De.
troit, Dearborn. Ann Arbor, Plym-
outh and Worthwhile.
A. H. Cady. former superintend.
ent, was unable to be present on
account OF the death of his brother.
in-law. Fred Pepplus who was a
dispatcher on the road Many of the
members are going TO attend the
funeral in Plymouth in a body
Tuesday afternoon.
Several letters were read from
members not able to be present.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-24

First Baptist Church was very at
tractively arranged Saturday night
when at 8 O'Clock Miss Dorothy
Newsome. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Newsome. Tayloryille. H.
spoke her marriage VOWS to Lawr-
ence Skinner. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Pliny z. Skinner. Candles were in
the windows and spring flowers.
white tapers and pink and white
stock showed attractiyely against a
background of palms. Mrs. Esther
Whan played the wedding marches
and Accomplishments 10 Maxwell
Ament's songs, which were Be
cause" and 20 Perfect Love"
Harry Devlin, Jackson. cousin OF
the groom. escorted the bride 10 the
altar where Rev. William r. Shaw
read the marriage lines. The bride
was dressed in pink and carried
roses. Miss Faye Baker, bridesmaid.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-24

Greek to be made into rugs. Seven
Of the junior girls. accompanied
by Mrs. R. c. Starr. president. and
Mrs. Brit Eddings, first vice presi,
dent of the auxiliary, attended the
dedication OF the flag at st. John
School, Saturday afternoon.
Visitors at the meeting were, Mrs.
Carl Clark. leader Mrs. Ray Clark,
a mother, Mrs. Eddings and Mrs.
Starr.
Auxiliary members OF the other
units OF the district will be present
at the March meeting.
Robert Keller. Detroit, spent the
week end at the home OF Mrs. Mile
Babcock. His wife and son Joseph
who were here for the past week
returned home with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ferguson
Detroit. spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs A. T. Baker and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Baker
Verne Fauser was a Dexter yisi-
tor Saturday.
Mrs. Cora Martin, Mrs. Ann
Harner and daughter, Miss Evelyn,
and Miss Eleanor Hutchins spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Crist and daughter Betty in De
troit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Wangberg
and daughter Nancy Lee. Blrming-
ham, were guests Sunday OF Mr.
and Mrs. George Metherell.
Mrs. Ida Lakin and Mrs. George
Cullis visited friends in Detroit
over the week end.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-24
RESUME TRIALS

Detroit. Feb. 24-INS The graft
and conspiracy trials OF S3 Wayne
County defendants we're to be re-
sumed today with Special Prosecu-
tor Chester P. O'Hara completing
evidence against the Crosse Pointe
Park defendants.
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DIES OF INJURIES

Jackson, Feb. 2i-Roy Larkin, ) g.,
transient home resident, died IN
Foote Hospital Sunday from IN
iuries received when he was struct
by an automobile Saturday night.
J. H. Demay. 3s, driver OF the car,
was ticketed by police for having
improper brakes.
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Denton News
PATRIOTIC PROGRAM
ENTERTAINS WOMEN

Denton, Mich, Feb. "a The
Woman's Society OF Christian Ser.
vice met Thursday afternoon at
the church. There were 2S pres
ent. After a cooperative dinner
the meeting wa called together by
the president, Mrs. W. Z. Dixon.
The devotions were led by Mrs.
William Gerick. Various reports
were read and accepted. Mrs.
George Boutell was in charge OF the
program about Abraham Lincoln
and George Washington. Mrs. c.
T. Nevin and Mrs. Arthur Christen
sang duet which closed the meet
ing.
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Free Methodist Church


This evening. 7:30-Off1cial
Board will meet at the parsonage.
Wednesday, 1880 p. m.-Public
meeting OF the Ann Arbor Area
Sunday School Council. in the Ypsi.
lanti church. The Council is COM
posed of the Sunday School Boards
OF Ann Arbor. Milan, Ypsilanti,
Hamburg and Silver Lake circuits
of the Free Methodist Church.
Thursday. 7:S0 p. m.-Prayer
Meeting at the church.
Friday World Day OF Prayer"
will be observed in our church with
visitors expected from Wayne. Ann
Arbor. and Milan. There will be
two meetings held. The first at 10
a. m, and again at 1 p. m. Mrs.
Edith T. Clapp, BEDFORD, Detroit.
the district president OF the Wom-
ans Missionary Society. will have
charge.
Special evangellstic meetings
will be held in our church. 1t IS
planned. from March Q to March
81; each evening except Saturday.
Rev. Lloyd II. Knox. pastor OF our
church in Milan, will be the preach
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FEW DISMISSED

Lansing, Mich, Feb. 24-INS-
state Civil Service Director Paul
T. Anderson said today that only
81 state employees have been dis
missed since Jan. /, compared TO
PIG for the comparable period in
1889 wien the 1887 civil service
law was operating.
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Washington Birthday
Keynote of Luncheon
For Women Golfers

After a delicious Washington 3
birthday luncheon Saturday after
noon In the Hotel Huron dining
room. attractive with Gala lilies,
cyclamen and carnations. the Wash
tenaw Women Golfers turned 10
bridge. Nine tables were in play.
Prize winners were Mrs. o. j.
Miller, Mrs. Robert Schrepper. Mrs.
Scott Sturtevant, Mrs. Edward
James. Mrs. William Bassett. Mrs.
X. V. Ferguson. Mrs. F. l.. Fischer.
Mrs. D. B. South. Mrs. James
Brown. Mrs. Herbert Schlessinger.
Mrs. Don Silkworth and Mrs. c. C.
Wescott. a special prize was given
a guest. Mrs. F. F. Fisher.
Committee for the afternoon was,
Mrs. William F. Waidner chairman.
Mrs. Florence Signor. Mrs. P F.
Vanderlind. Mrs. &. c. Handy, Mrs
F. G. Hutton. Mrs. w. A. Van
Wegen. Mrs. Leslie Fashbsush.
Mrs. E. G. Wiedman. Mrs. Clare J.
Hewens, Mrs. Bert Harrison and
Mrs. V. NJ. Kelly.
The flowers in the dining room
were the gift OF Mrs. Wiedman and
Mrs. Handy.
The next party will be Mar. is.
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D. H. Bailey, Detroit, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Nc
Clure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert Myers
Ann Arbor, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald j. Laing.
Mrs. Alice Bissell spent Sunday IN
Jackson with her daughter and son,
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Powers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Hoyt and chill
dren and Edward Olsen, Detroit
were guests Saturday OF Mr.. and
Mrs. y, c. Borgerson.
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Olsen spent
Sunday in Pontiac with friends.
Superintendent OF Schools Z. II
Chapelle and Mrs. Chapelle went Ia
Atlantic City Saturday to be away
a week. Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Anon,
Detroit, have come to stay with
Robert Chapelle.
Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell
and Stephen Campbell. Fenton, Wis
tied Ypsilanti. relatives this morn
ing.
Mrs. William Franklin and grand
daughter, Jeandale Franklin, left
Saturday night for San Diego, Cal
Mrs. James Burley came from
Dearborn several days ago to visit
Mrs. w. R. Mcdonald and to help
Mrs. Franklin in her preparations
for the journey.
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SOCIAL SECURITY TO BE
SUBJECT OF TALK FOR p

oUbJEC OF TNIK FOH y. "A.
The February meeting OF the
Parent Teachers Association will
be Tuesday evening at o'clock.
Elmer Pollock manager OF the East
Side Branch OF the Social Security
Board OF Detroit, will speak and
his subject will be Social Securi-
ty". There will be music by the
Harmonica Band OF the Denton
School. Refreshments will be serv-
ed by the mothers OF the third
grade pupils.
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Evanaelistlc Mission Tabernacle

Wednesday, 100 p. ma special
service is planned at the Taber-
nacle by way OF a Combination
Service, following prayers and ties.
timonies. Rev. Relic Baughey, Ad-
rian. Mich. oldest brother of the
local pastor. will bring a short Cos.
pei message. Rev. Relic Baughey
5 a former broadcaSter. The Tab
ernacle is located on River Blvd
just off Michigan Ave.
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YOUR CARDS DWTNDLE /

EVEN IF the declarer already
knows from your bidding that
you hold all the real strength Of
your side. and a double therefore
would not give him any additional
guidance in playing the hand. you
should still be wary II you realize
your partner probably will never
be in the lead. Having to play
away from your own honors can
make them dwindle into spot
cards In effect. and In addition the
declarer may build a squeeze
against you. counting you as hav-
ing to protect all suits.
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ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

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wishes all subscriber 10 re-
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and promptly In case OF poor
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Commitments pauahter

Mrs. Arthur Bennett was hostess
at dinner Saturday night for her
daughter Beatrice's 18th birthday.
There we're 70 guests.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Chubb
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward King at Palmyra.
Miss Madelon Durfee, Hillsdale,
spent the week end with Miss
Mary Birk.
Mrs. B. c. Raymond has returned
from visit to friends in Dansville,
Mason and Jackson.
Mrs. d b. South left Sunday
for Lake Worth, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Raymond, Miss
Anna Belle Raymond and Mrs.
Frank Grail spent Saturday in
Lincoln Park with Mr.. Raymond s
sister, Mrs. William Fry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles DeLano
visited relatives in Monroe, Sun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon o. Hathaway
went to Pleasant Lake at the week
end TO visit their son and daughter
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Hath
away.
Mr. aud Mrs. George Hasbany,
Lansing, spent the week end With
their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Mizga.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Millspaugh and
family went to Romulus to spend
Sunday with Mrs. Alice Millspaugh.
Mr. Millspaughs mother.
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Hostess At Shower

Mrs. Merle Arquette entertained
at a shower at her home on Huron
River Drive for Mrs. Oakley Moran
Friday night. There were 40 guests
coming from Ypsilanti. Willis, Gar
den City. New Boston. Romulus,
Belleville and Sumpter Mrs. Moran
received beautiful gifts. Games were
played and the hostess served re-
freshments
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Church Briefs

First Church OF Christ. Scientist
a Wednesday evening service
which includes testimonials Of heal
ing is held at 1880.
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Assembly Of God Church

Wednesday-Day Of Prayer at
the church.
Wednesday, 7:i5 p. m.-Midweek
Devotional Service.
Friday. 7:i5 p. m.-Prayer Ser
vice.
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Mrs. A. Sturdeyaut, Pittsford and
daughter, Miss Myone, Kalamazoo,
were week end guests of Mrs. Ed
win Conklin. Sunday. they with
Mrs. Conklin went to Ann AI'bor TO
visit Grove Cole, brother Of Mrs.
Sturdevant and Mrs Conklin, who
has been seriously i'll in University
Hospital for two weeks. They found
him slightly improved
Miss Alice Rawson, Rochester,
Mich. and Miss Margaret Rawson,
Brown City, spent Sunday with
their sister. Mrs. James B. Mohler.
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Science
That the
Laundry is
Clothes and Health!

Here are some facts! Samples of last
rinse waters were taken from 10 average
American homes for a period of 20
weeks; samples Of last rinse waters were
taken from 100 typical laundries; result,
the bacteria count in the water from
home washings was 1882 per cubic
centimeter of water; the bacteria count
from laundry rinse water was 81 per GU
bic centimeter! That is proof of the
laundry's superior washing-.~.~.it gets
your clothes cleaner and it's safe Other
scientific tests have proved that home
washed clothes wear out FASTER than
commercially Numbered clothes! Re-
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Christian and Missionary Alliance

20 5. PROSPECT SUI
Wednesday, 1880 p. ma meet.
ing of prayer, praise and fellow.
ship.
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Church Of God

(43l Monroe Aye.)
Tuesday. 1880 p. m.-Prayer
Meeting.
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Parents OF Daughter

FaTcntS OF Odu9ntcr
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Beissel. 500
E. Forest Ave, are parents of a
daughter born Saturday, afternoon
in Boyer Memorial Hospital. The
baby weighed eight pounds. three
ounces.
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Birthday Observed

OF tTIUdJ OOocT NNU
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray fowler gave a
birthday party Sunday 5or their 10
year-old son Lionel, for is guests
There was a birthday cake among
the refreshments. Later six OF the
guests attended the theater.
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Off-hand, Vests double might
seem like a thoroughly sound one.
unless you stop to figure out how
he will have to play his cards. Be-
ing obliged to lead from them.
not only at the start. but later. he
might have reckoned he was like
iy to throw away about two tricks
In one way or another. no matter
what he did. That is the way II
developed.
A cursory glance at the cards
make 1t appear as IL the declarer
will lose five tricks-two In
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member these facts
around washday~.~and
remember that the
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work and money, too!
Phone today for full
details Of low-priced
laundry services!
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