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family and Charles Meyer and
Saturday evening they also enter
tanned for dinner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis Tooman. Ypsilanti.
Clayton Wollmer spent from
Thursday Atil Sunday night with
relatives in Minden City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Garlick
and family entertained Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Chene. Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jennings,
Sr.. and two sons and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Jennings, Jr., and
family. Cone Rd. The group met
TO celebrate the birthdays OF Mrs.
Jennings, Jr., and her one year
old daughter. Louise.
Mrs. Dan Drake, who fell in her
homo Sunday. is still confined In
bed.
Those from Milan who attended
reunion OF the VANITY family at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
VANITY and family, Sunday, were
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin VANITY, Mr..
and Mrs. Clayton VANITY and son.
Byron, and Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
VANITY and daughter Virginia. Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd VANITY and daugh-
ter spent several days last week
at a cottage at Wamplers Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Frisbie at.
tended a dinner Sunday evening at
the home of DR.. and Mrs, Stuart
Gould, Ann Arbor. The party was
in celebration of the Gould's Goth
wedding anniversary and there
were five couples present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Conklin and
family entertained Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce Petty and baby daugh-
ter and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Conk-
lin. east of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Trimm and
daughter. Jane Ann. spent the
week end in Lansing with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Taylor and
family went to the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ord ]. Trask, Ashley,
where they spent Thursday and on
Friday they motored to Ithaca
where they were Joined by Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Goodall and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert DeVee and visited rela-
tives for the day. They spent the
week end in Lansing with Mrs.
Taylor's sister and brother-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Shepard.
Mrs. Lee Denton and Mrs. George
Steidle attended a meeting OF the
past presidents of the Washtenaw
County Association of the o. z.
S. held Wednesday in Dexter. Mrs.
Mary Steinbac was hostess.
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stairs; upstairs, two bedrooms. one
on either side of the wide hall, each
bedroom with its own private bath
following the plans which Nancy
had approved rs years or more ago.
From the terrace Of the Haci-
enda, Mr.. Markham looked to the
left where, snuggled among palms
and wild tea-olive and mango trees,
he could see the roofs Of three
small cottages; each with a large,
square living room, kitchen, a
dining alcove, one bedroom and
bath and a screened porch To the
right, there were two more such
cottages. In front Of each there
was a scrap Of green lawn, a walk
bordered with gaily hued beds Of
petunias and phlox.
Mr.. Markham drew deep
breath Of pleasure as he looked at
the patio In front Of him; the green
lawn. the flowerbeds, the oleander
and hibiscus bushes; the one lovely
poinciana tree, looking green and
placid now, which would froth in
incredible beauty Of fiame-orange
cup-shaped blossoms when the
weather grew warmer.
you've done beautiful Job" he
told Betsy and Tom. tits exactly
as she would have wished II. Ex-
actly."
at was your money, Mr.. Mark
ham. We only did what you told us
to do and what you paid for having
DONE" said Tom.
Mr.. Markham nodded. But VOL
don't realize, my boy. how unusual
1t is to get your wishes and instruc-
lions carried out so perfectly. I'm
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NetUs From, Milan

the week end with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Austin Bruckner.
Mrs. Bessie Bidwell, Jackson.
spent part OF last week here with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Bidwell and
family.
Mrs. Frank Johnson and daugh-
ter, Miss Irma Johnson. Cambridge,
Ill, are spending several weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Brainard
and daughter Peggy.
Mrs. Cora Clark is entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Crane, Saginaw.
Over the week end, Mr.. and Mrs.
Crane were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Clark, east OF town, and
on Friday Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Clark
entertained them and also Mrs.
Clark and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Crane and two sons. Saginaw.
Mrs. C. f. Cox. Mrs. Harry
Trimm, Mrs. Orrin Smith and Mrs.
A. ]. Cox are attending the Drama
tic Festival in Ann Arbor.
Guests over the week end OF DR..
and Mrs. A. ]. Cox and family
were Mrs. Cox's sister. Mrs. Ruth
Churchill and Malcolm Mcleod,
Flint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Tooman
spent from Thursday until Mon.
day in Chicago, ILL.,. where they
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Angel and family. Their niece,
Miss Charlene Tooman. accom-
panied them as far as Elkhart
where she visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyle Wilson. Miss Wilma Beck,
east of town, and Miss Agnes Beck
stayed with Mrs. Jane Palmer dur
ing the Toomans' stay in Chicago,
and guests OF Mrs. Jane Palmer.
Sunday. were Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Wilson. Monroe. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ansyl Palmer, Detroit.
Mrs. George Mimic, Detroit, spent
last week here with Mr.. and Mrs.
William r. Moore and daughter,
Miss Marion Moore. During her
stay here the Moores accompanied
her to Vernon where they spent
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore and
daughter took her to her home in
Detroit Sunday and in about two
weeks she plans to go to her sum-
mer home on Walloon Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Drake and
daughter Doris, Kenosha, Wis,
were guests over the week end of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Tooman and
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her and held out his hand.
She moved forward step by step.
Slim and radiantly pretty in her
gown of starched white chiffon, a
wide, thin-brimmed hat shading
her face, her arms laden with
brides roses end valley lilies. Very
bride-like she looked, she knew;
but surely no girl ever faced her
wedding feeling less like bride.
Panic took her, and protest; de-
NAL rose to her lips. Then she
looked down into Mr.. Markham's
white face and met his tired, kind
eyes-and suddenly all panic, all
protest, all denial went out Of her
heart. Impulsively, tears singing
her eyelids, she bent her head and
kissed his cheek. Then she straight
ened, put her hand in Toms, and
lifted her round young chin.
The minister cleared his throat,
opened his Bible and began to read:
Dearly Beloved, we are gath
cred here"
Betsy stole startled glance up
ward at Toms controlled young
face. He wasn't looking at her. He
was looking at the minister, listen
ing with a curious intentness to
what the pastor was saying. His
hand held Betsy's firmly, but not
too tightly. His whole manner was
calm, matter Of fact, businesslike.
Suddenly. illogically, Betsy felt a
little unreasoning wave Of rebel
lion sweep over her. What was she
doing? This man was a stranger
to her-she barely knew him-yet
she was marrying him!
Actually marrying him!
1t was as though she had been
asleep and had suddenly awakened
to terrific thunderclap. She was
frightened. This wasn't the way
she had though Of being married.
Toms fingers frightened on hers
and he whispered, almost sternly,
STEADY, old girl. Take it easy!"
Betsy caught her breath on a
little gasp and looked up at him.
There was the faintest quirk at the
corners OF his handsome, thin
Tipped mouth. There was an almost
quizzical twinkle In his blue eyes,
in the tilt Of his darkly red head.
Betsy felt little tide Of scarlet
sweep over her face; her eyes
dropped, for she knew she had been
on the verge Of making a fool Of
herself and creating a scene here.
She was able to give her re-
sponses to the minister at the right
time, and in an unbelievably short
time II was over.
(To Be Continued)
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WHAT with wartime nerves"
w and with business booming.
more and more Americans will md
it. both desirable and possible TO
build a summer house OF their own
this month. Here is a House OF
the Month" then. that may be
quickly and ineIpensively put up
and one. moreover. that can be
made OF lasting beauty.
IL has one room, bath. kitchen
house. and a sleeping alcove. well
ventilated and a huge bed closet.
II is suited either for sea-shore or
the country. and may be had in a
price range OF between $500 and
$4,000. depending upon local con.
ditions.
Because the house Is so small
and compact. no basement heating
plant has been specified. but for
cold weather the open fireplace may
be augmented by heater unit.
The walls OF the living room have
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Shirley Lawson. who has COM
pleted her freshman year at North
western University. Evanston, ILL.,.
will return home this week end
Mrs. Arnold Krause has been
called to Johnstown, Pa. by the
illness Of her mother. She plans
to spend several weeks with her
parents.
Mrs. Martha Craw fell while
working in the kitchen In the local
hotel. recently. and was taken to
an Ann Arbor hospital by Mr.. and
Mrs. John Murtagh, where 1t was
found that her arm was fractured
in three places.
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Mrs. George Steldls attended q
meeting OF district No. OF Pyth.
ian Sisters Tuesday in Waldron.
Mrs. Charles Steidle. who has
been i'll and confined in bed. Is
improved. Her daughter. Mrs. Glen
Hammil. returned Sunday 10 her
home in Kalamazoo and Mrs. Eliza
beth Sellers is caring for Mrs.
Steidle at present.
Mrs. Olive Kline. Detroit, spent
Sunday with Mr., and Mrs. Johp
Lawson and other relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Harlan and
Mrs. John ID. Lawson were Tole-
do visitors Monday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ROBERT Button and
son Larry spent Sunday in Detroit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Button.
Mrs. Milton Hitchcock. Toledo,
spent the latter part of the week
here at the Button home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stevens and
family spent the week end in
Whitehall with relatives.
Mrs. Stella Trim and son Wilson
spent the week end on a fishing trip
on the Tippabawassee River, north
of Midland.
Guests OF Mrs. Myra Bliss last
week end were Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene King and sons, Cleveland,
O.. Mr.. and Mrs. Duane Edison and
soh Robert and Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Bliss and baby son, Ann Arbor.
Leslie Bruckner. Jackson. spent
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MEMORIAL SERVICES TO
BE SUNDAY AFTERNOON

Milan, Mich, June THE an
nual knights OF Pythias and Pyth-
ian Sisters memorial services will
be Sunday starting at o'clock in
the Methodist Church. Members
will attend in a body. Rev. VIII
liam Johnson, pastor OF the church.
will give the memorial address and
there will be special music. The
program is open to the public.
Later there will be march to
Marble Park Cemetery led by the
Milan High School Band and spe-
cial services will be conducted at
the graves OF departed members.
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for Gov. Murray d. Van Wagner,
Lieut.. Governor Frank Murphy FRI
day signed bills which would
Empower the teachers retirement
fund board to make rules for stand
ards OF disability and evaluation OF
part time services. Make the mo-
tor vehicle weight tax on farm
trailers one dollar per year.
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BELLEvlLLE RESIDENTS HAVE
MANY BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS

There are many beautiful gardens
and flowers In Belleville.
Lovely circular petunia gardens
of rose pink are seen at the home
of Mrs. Mae Alban.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Touse has completely
circled her pleasant home with rows
of pink petunias.
Mrs. Earl Jacox has a most at
tractive yard. Ruffled white petu-
Mas are spaced with the green
shrubbery.
White pickets are the background
of a patriotic garden of peoples,
marguerites and bachelor buttons
bordered with purple petunia and
sweet alyssum at the G. c. Coleman
home.
Mrs. Anna Savage, w. Columbia
Ave, has beautiful yard bordered
with various bloom and Towering
vines.
The yard at the rear Of the Henry
Sager home, Savage Rd., has been
devoted to flowers by Mr.. Sager
and daughter Carol Jane.
The large tennis back screen at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. c..
Fischer is the background for Heav-
emily Blue morning glories and pink
petunias.
The picket-enclosed lawn at the
rear of the +. |. Besemer home,
Angola St, Is lovely at this time
with many blossoms OF various
hues and lovely variegated, ruffled
petunias.
Lovely porch baskets enhance
the Edward Mullreed residence on
Liberty st. and Huron River DR..
The porch flower boxes at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Thomp-
son are filled with rosy-morn petun-
Mas.
Some OF the Belleville merchants
have also placed flower boxes be-
fore their places OF business. Others
are preparing gardens at this time.
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Miss Doris Dickerson, Ebert v
Billiard Jr., Belleville, Married

daughter-in.law. Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Kott, In Detroit.
Bernard Wall came home from
Boyer Memorial Hospital. Ypsilanti,
Wednesday. where he underwent an
appendectomy recently.
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CHAPTER SIX

WORK HAD already begun on
the buildings that were to break
forever the lonely grip Of the will
derness on Halcyon Island. The
Hacienda, as the home of the host
and hostess was called, was almost
finished when Betsy and Tom first
encountered Markham. In the busy
days afterward, while they worked
out the multitudinous details Of the
successful operation of Markham's
scheme, the six cottages began to
spring up. small, compact, amaz-
ingly convenient. Betsy was beside
herself with delight at Markham's
suggestion that she attend to -
Ilecting furnishings for the houses:
no two to be alike; yet each to be
as new as a bride, and as complete
and modern as even the most ex-
acting housewife could demand.
She and Tom spent the days on
the island, surrounded by carpen-
tiers, plasterers, plumbers and cleo
ltricians. Betsy measured windows
planned floor space, selected built
in cabinets, and rushed back to
town to spend hours in the furni-
ture stores and drapery shops
choosing suitable pieces.
At night, after dinner, she and
Tom reported to Mr.. Markham on
the days activities, the days prog
ress and any details Of problems
that might have come up. Then Mr..
Markham would produce his list of
applicants for space on the island,
and together they would go over
the credentials, the letters, the ref
erences. Each couple must be spon-
sored by three responsible citizens
In their home town; each couple
must have been married within the
past month, or be planning to be
married within the next 80 days;
and each applicant must write a
letter giving his or her reasons for
asking for such a honeymoon.
Betsy and Tom were astounded
at the number Of applicants. Bur-
ton brought in the mail In the
morning In huge wastebasket, no
tray in the house having been
found large enough to contain It;
but Mr.. Markham welcomed the
great flood Of applications and
spoke apprecidtively Of the publ
city firm he had engaged to spread
the news Of his plan.
Because a terrific amount of
money. judiciously spent, can
create wonders of achievement,
Halcyon Island was ready before
Mr.. Markham had dared hope IL
would be. 1t was his wish that
Betsy and Tom be married at the
Hacienda, though 1t meant rather
an arduous journey for him, who so
seldom left his house. But on a mel
low blue and golden afternoon his
wheelchair was carefully lifted
aboard the small launch which
chugged its way carefully out to
the island. There Tom and Burton
lifted the chair from the launch
and wheeled 1t along the smooth
cement drive that led I'D to the
steps Of the Hacienda
And there Mr.. Markham got his
first comprehensive view Of what |
had been done toward carrying out |
his plans. He sat on the narrow ter
race. looking ebout him. eager as
a boy.
The Hacienda was a two-storied
structure In Spanish style; a long
living room with French doors OPEN
Ing on the terrace; a dining room,
and a small library down.
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B.H.S. Band Entertalns

A school assembly on Thursday
morning in the auditorium OF Belle
vile Consolidated High School at
which the high school band enter
tanned including the Majorettes and
also baton twirlers. now in train
ing. This was the last but one OF
the years features OF the school
band which has received much COM
ment on its growth and improve
ment.
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SYNOPSIS

SYNOPSIS
JORDAN MARKHAM. wealthy invalid
[ owner Of Halcyon Island, decides to
make his island a honeymoon haven
for newlyweds. To act as host and
hostess he selects
TOM FORMAN and
BETSY CARTER. whom Tom had
T. previously rescued from an attempt
at suicide. Betsy had later agreed to
become Toms wife when Markham
insisted that Tom be a married man
In order to hold the Job.
Fearful that Markham may be max
ting a mistake IN giving her the Job.
Betsy tells of having left home because
she feared she was falling in love with
a married man. Markham smiles away
her confession
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YOUTH sURRENpERs

Jackson, June. Declaring
that he had had his fling, lie.
Roy Cotton. 20. walked into police
headquarters Friday morning and
confessed that he recently had
robbed the safe of the McConkey-
Keene Motor Co. OF 1924. Cotton
was a car washer for the concern.
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Saline News
MARRIAGE OF MISS HARTMAN
HERMAN EDWARDS TOLD

Saline, Mich. June The mar
riage has been announced Of Miss
Ruth Hartman. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Hartman, and
Herman Edwards, also C saline.
The ceremony was performed May
Is at Bowling Green. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards have
started housekeeping in Miss Nor
den's apartment. Since her gradua-
ton from the Saline High School
last year. Mrs. Edwards has been
employed In the Keveling Drug
Store and Mr.. Edwards is connect
ed with the Kroger Store here.
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STRIKE POSTPONED

Detroit. June 7-lNS-A steel
haulers strike which would az
feet almost every industry and
construction Job In Michigan. Ohio
and Indiana has been postponed
until Sunday night, at least, at the
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Bearss. and
family returned Saturday from
Ellsworth, accompanying his moth
er to her home there for a short
visit.
Mrs. Lorena Shook and children
returned to her home at Bronson
Tuesday after spending the week
end with her father George Ber-
nard.
William Orr has returned after
spending a few days with his son
Raymond and family, Ypsilanti.
SIGNS BILLS
Lansing. June 7-INS-Acting
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Attend Funeral

Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Townsend,
Mrs. Grace Cook and Mrs. Fanniol
Unterkircher attended the funeral
of Mrs. Mile Webb in the Pres
byterian Church at Ypsilanti Sun
day.
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Band To Sponsor Celebration

The Belleville High School Band
will sponsor Fourth OF July picnic
celebration In the Ryznar Pavilion
and grounds bordering Edison
Lake. Mr.. Ryznar has offered the
use OF same for the occasion and
plans are now under way for big
day. Committees are being chosen
for the various features being
planned.
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Four BIRTHDAYS Honored

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Deering
we're hosts at dinner on Sunday hon
oring four birthdays in the family.
They including Mrs. James Savage.
mother OF Mrs. Deering; Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Wilson, New Boston;
and Marion Deering, young daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Deering. Thir-
teen enjoyed q bountiful dinner.
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MUSIC CLUB CLOSES
WEAR WITH picnic

The B Sharp Junior Girls Music
Study Club closed the years pro-
gram Tuesday with a picnic at
which little Janet Denham was hos.
tess at the Denham home on
Mooreville Rd
The 25 members hiked out to
the Denham home accompanied by
the clubs sponsors. Miss Marian
Moore. Mrs. Louis McMullen and
Miss Florence Jones.
The picnic lunch was served on
the terrace and games were en-
toyed.
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Receive Word OF illness

Word has been received by rel
atives for the critical illness OF
Wesley Gross, who has been in
the Navy and for several months
IN a California hospital.
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Return to Homes

Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Spencer, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Spencer of
Washington, ID. C. have returned
to their home after spending a
week here. having been called
here by the death OF Miss Mae
Wheeler.
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been panelled. for added charm TO
the interior. For exterior charm.
and for long life. white lead paint
is specified both for its beauty and
its durability. This old reliable
paint adds years to the houses life
and decreases maintenance costs.
Complete building plans and
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request OF the ONCE OF Production
Management, officials OF the De-
troit Transfers Union (AFL) said
Friday,
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Belleyille, Mich, June I Miss
Doris Dickerson. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Dickerson. S.
Sumpter Rd.. became the bride OF
Ebert Billiard, Jr., son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ebert Billiard, Hull Rd., Fri
day afternoon at o'clock at the
home OF Rev. Hugo Fenker. Ypsi-
lanti.
For the wedding Miss Dickerson
chose all white embroidered organ
"a and her flowers were white sweet
peas. Miss llene Brewer. maid of
honor. was attired in yellow. and
her flowers were pink sweet peas.
The groom was attended by his
brother, Jack Billiard. late OF Cleve-
land. D.
The immediate members OF both
families were in attendance at the
marriage ceremony as also were
grandparents of the couple.
Mr.. Billiards draft number was
called recently but he was hospital
lied at the time. The couple will
make their home with the parents
for the present.
On Friday evening, reception
was held at the home of the brides
parents at which about one hundred
were present. Many useful and elab-
crate gifts were presented at this
time.
A delicious buffet lunch had been
prepared by the hostess, Mrs. Don
aid Dickerson. The beautiful
brides cake was made by Mrs.
William Lewis, Belleville.
Following the refreshments and
opening OF gifts. the young couple
left on a four day trip in the north
ern part OF the state.
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Sand Enjoys Picnic

The Milan High School Band
motored to Portage Lake, Wednes-
day, for a picnic.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mccoy have
moved from the Remus house on
Sumpter Rd. to the late Mary Horn
home on Second St. Belleville.
Mrs. Bernard Wall and sisters.
Doris and Betty Mitchell, spent
Wednesday at the home OF Mrs.
Kenneth Fehlig. Dearborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Jacox, Mr., and
Mrs. Byron Drake, and son Earl.
and Richard Hamilton, spent the
Memorial Day holiday on a fishing
trip near Sault Ste. Marie.
Mrs. Daryl Raymond. Mrs. Har-
old Leschinsky and Mrs. Byron
Drake visited Mr.. brakes mother,
Milan, Sunday, who was Ill due to
a fall the day before.
Relatives OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elton
McCrae enjoyed a picnic dinner on
the lawn OF the McCrae home Fri.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kott spent
Tuesday as guests Of their son and
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specifications are available. includ-
ing a cardboard cut-out model archi.
tecturally drawn to scale so you
can see what the completed house
will look like. Address your request
for House Plan No. 1872 to the
psilanti Daily Press.
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Attend Swing Out

Arthur Wall, Jr.. Belleville. and
Miss Nella Mona Shirley, Ann Ar
Dor, attended the senior students
swing-out at the University OF Mich
igan Sunday.
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SIGNS BILLS
June 7-INS-Acting