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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-15

IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,

FLORIDA.
In re Estate of
Amelia Elizabeth Johnson,
Hazel Hilda Johnson and
Benjamin Henry Johnson.
Minors.
NOTICE of GUARDIAN's SALE
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY
THE UNDERSIGNED as Guardian
of the estate and persons of Amelia
Elizabeth Johnson, Hazel Hilda
Johnson and Benjamin Henry John
son, minors, that / will petition the
Honorable Raymond r. Lord,
County Judge in and for Monroe
County, Florida at his office in the
Court House. Key West, Monroe
O'Clock A NJ, on the gath day of
March, A. d. 1871, for an order au-
thorizing the sale of the interest of
the aforesaid minors in and to the
following described property, lying
and being in Monroe County, Florida,
and more particularly described as
follows:
All that part of Lot Number
One % in Square Fifty eight
$3.50 situated in the City of Key
West, County of Monroe, and
State of Florida, and known as
Subdivision Four 90 of said Lot
One ~, according to c. w. Tifts
Map OF the City of Key West
compiled and drawn by order of
the Commissioners OF the Coun-
ty of Monroe, State of Florida,
July 1874; said Subdivision Four
G) beginning on an Alley rum
ming through the Center of said
Lot One CD at point ON the
North West Side of sad Alley
one Hundred and Twenty-seven
feet South Westerly from the
Corner of Margaret Street and
said Alley, and running thence
in a South Westerly direction
along said Alley Thirty-seven
(37) feet: thence at right angles
in a North Westerly direction
Ninety 600 feet to the line of
the public school lott thence at
right angles in a North Easterly
direction Thirty seven (3T) feet.
thence at right angles in South
Easterly direction Ninety 600
feet to the point of beginning on
said Alley. y
MRS. THOMAS W. JOHNSON.
As Guardian of the Estate of Amelia
Elizabeth Johnson, Hazel Hilda
Johnson and Benjamin Henry
Johnson, minors.
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To be continued

luxurious trend With no great
desire For eNegtion. but capable
Il stEtns aCl3on Il the ln,eTcs: Is
aroused The mind IS plailoSo-
p'7ical carrying you along eou1-
gortably and rather ohllv3ous 10
ether peoples opinions.
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POSTPONE FIGHT CARD

Cold weather last night
forced pcstponement of fhe
featured l0-round battle be-
tween Clyde Hayes and Jack
Patton at Cecil Carbonelrs
Simorton and Front street
arena.
Carbonell postponed the en-
tire card until next week.
The fights will go on as usual
next Wednesday night.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-15

SALT LAKE CITY, Marco IS
Vadal Peterson. Utah basketball
coach. PLAYED football basketball
and baseball AZ both Utah State
and Utah in college days
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-15
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT IN AND FOR MON.
ROE COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN
CHANCERY.

FRANCIS A. wYSOSKI,
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF FLORIDA: TO THE DE-
PENDANT, A wYSOSKI. Ad-
dress Unknown
You are hereby required 10 be
and appear before the Circuit
Court OF Monroe County. Florida
in Chancery. az the Court House
in Key west. Monroe County.
Florida. on or 5efore the 7th day
Of April. 1871. to q bin for divorce
brought against you by ANNA
wYSOSKr: otherwise. The allega
lions Of said bin will be taken rs
confessed by you
THIS order 20 be published in
the Key West Citizen. In Key
West. Monroe County, FLORIDA.
cnce q week for four consecutive
weeks
Dated this ist asy Of March.
1871.
Circuit Court Seai1
Ross c Sawyer
Clerk Of circuft Court, Monroe
County. Florida.
By. sd Florence Y. Sawyer.
rrarf-s-IEnDf 1871 ID. e.
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]. S. WEATHER
BUREAU REPORT
FORECAST

CTill 1870 p. m, Sunday
Key West and Vicinity: Gen
orally fair and somewhat warmer
tonight; Sunday increasing cloud
mess and warmer; moderate
northeasterly winds becoming
east and southeast Sunday.
G.. S. KENNEDY,
Official in charge.
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BOXING
Key West Arena. $50 p M
WEDNESDAY, NIGHT

Clyde Hayes. Miami, rs Jack
Patton. Philadelphia in featured
I0-round bout Semi-final and
amateur preliGllnarYes Slulon-
ier and Front streets
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"
THE STATE OF FLORIDA.



TO THE TANPAY ERS AND ClTI-
ZENS OF MONROE col NTE,
FLORIDA. AMI ALL OTHERS 1T
MAY CONCERN
Please take notice that petition
has been filed IN the Circuit Court
az the Eleventh judicial Circuit ~
Florida. IN ana for Monroe County.
for yhe purpose ~ obtaining de
cree NJ said Court validating and
con ftrming County Airport Bonds
at Monroe County. Florida. in the
sum 81 FORTY THOUSAND pdi--
LARS sac eco s0b. 81 he dated Janu-
AIRY !. 1871 as fuily described In "a %
petltfon for valuation and that
tns Honorable Arthur Csor7sz- one
~ the Judges 81 sal ia Court. has 10
sued an order requiring that cause
hs shown - HHy there Sc. N the
Courthouse Al k~y West FLOR Ca
at 30 o'clock a NJ. au the l2th day
= April \ u 1855 vhg said bosas
shall nat 's~ validated sn4 cor =.
f4vvued ard Soc are hereby uotEfis9
tn shr.w cause. e. any y+ru save. a.
th~ ttrue ard place spec sftFd fn sad
order. rs 40 .1 bonds should na' 80
saAiGated aEa rar fsywseH
This notice shall PEE pub sshs& Sc
The Kvs west tlt5Een. . res.srs ses
pub}sshed sH Monroe county. flar.
sss4. aHre @arh week f7g three 60
r~es~e~-sgtfwe seeks wFf@r - ~ sh
N.a-snE. ehe first p4blirH slssn 5h~te-
ef 'e bs ~ i~As' esSht@e0 tlst aas =
r~sar g. fae S4:s ~ 50 - hearing
WITNESS uF hsnd AcA the Of
fHrsA5 sea- q sad Cont a. Key
wess F1a~}8a 'Ats 2Eth aay =
9atrh. A. = 1871.
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ALONG CAME CINDERELLA
"A By VIVIEN GREY HzN

YESTERDAY: Roger CossTave
Is not the sort OF y0ung man TO
get into difficulties. but he has.
He is to MARRY poised and
charming Emily Perry In
mouth-and he is mGdly In loUe
with girl from the Net0 York
tenenentS named LOUeLy Ddye.
And ne has knoDn Lovely only a
couple OF days. Now Rogers
mother. Marcia CoSgrave, has
asked her son to explain himself
to her and TO Emily.
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new WORKERS
HAVE TWO BIG
PUZZLE SPOTS
GRAHAM VISITS GIANTS AND
DISCOVERS ANOTHER 'DoU-
BLE-X' IN BOB FoXx: HART
NETT BEHIND PLATE
By DILLON GRAHAM

BY DILLON GRAHAM
Sro1ts Editor. APP Feature Service
MIAMI, Fla, March 15.-Ma-
ior league baseball may soon have
another Mister Double-X.
He's Bob FoxX, larrupping
outfielder down here in the New
York Giants training camp next
door to Miamis football Orange
Bowl.
Maybe the Orange Bowl will
help you identify Bob. His ex-
PLOTS in that bowl made the head
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SPORTS CALENDAR
GOLF
Country Club. Stock Isiandl
TO-DAY ALL NEXT WEEK

City championship tournament,
36-noIe medal play Open to all
amateurs, local or visiting.
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BASKETBALL
High School Gym. 100 p. M
MONDAY NIGHT

First Gar1e-PIcked Team rs.
High School.
Second Gau1C-C s. Marines
IS Lions Club.
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LEG AIS
IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA.
In re Estate of
CECILIA C KNIGHT,

In re Estate of
CECILIA C. KNIGHT,
A Minor.
NOTICE OF GUARDIANS SALE
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY
THE UNDERSIGNED as Guardian
of the estate and person of Cecilia
c. Knight, n minor, that l will petit
ton the Honorable Raymond II.
Lord, County Judge in and for Mon
roe County. Florida at his office in
the Court House. Key West, Monroe
County, Florida, at the hour OF 10
o'clock A. NJ. on the 18th day OF
March, A. d. 1871, for an order au-
thoriEing the sale of the interest of
the aforesaid minor in and to the
following described property, lying
and being in Monroe County, Florida,
and more particularly described as
follows:
A part of Lot Three CD in
Square Thirty-five (35), in the
City of Key West, Florida, ac-
cordiag to w. y. Whitehead's
map, delineated in February, A.
II. 1899.
Commencing at point on the
Southeasterly side of Eaton
Street, distant one Hundred
(16o) feet and six (6) inches
from the corner OF Eaton and
Elizabeth Streets, and running
thence along Eaton Street, in a
Northeasterly direction Fifty
(50) feet and six co inches;
thence at right angles in
Southeasterly direction, one
Hundred and seventy six U76)
feet: thence at right angles In a
Southwesterly direction Fifty
600 feet and six CD inches;
thence at right angles in
Northwesterly direction One
Hundred and seventy six (176)
feet out to Eaton Street to the
place of beginning as described
In Book AS, Page 53S, Monroe
County Florida, Records.
Dated at Key West, Florida, this
18th day OF February, A. D., 1871.
ALLAN +. KNIGHT.
As Guardian of Cecilia c. Knight,
Minor
febI5-22: mar1-s-15.1s4t
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IN THE CIRCUIT Court. EIEv-
E<TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF
FLORIDA. N AND FOR MONROE
COUNTY, IN CHANGERf.

COUNTY OF MONROE. State OF
Florida. a political subdivision
OF the State. duly existing under
the laws of the State of Florida.
by and through Carl BervaldL
Chairman. Eduardo G. Gomez, ].
Frank Roberts. NorBerE Thomp-
son. and r. VI Craig. as and con-
stituting the Board ~ County
commissioners II Monroe Ccun-
~. Florida.
Petitioner
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-15

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN
AND FOR M0NR0E COUNTY. IN
CHANCERY.
T. r. NANCARROW,
Complainant,
VS.. DIV II G r .
EDNA II. NANCARRow.
Defendant.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-15
BE 1T ENACTED BY THE LEGIS
LATCRE OF THE STATE OF

DE- EN ACIED BY THE LEGfS-
LATURE OF THE STATE OF
FLORIDA:
Section l. The Board of County
commissioners of Monroe County,
Florida. is hereby authorized and
empowered to levy an ad valorem
tax of not to exceed three CD mills
per year.
Section 2. The tax levied shall be
assessed and collected at the same
time and in the same manner as
other State and County taxes or rev.
enue are collected. and when col
lected shall be placed in a special
fund to be known as Sponsorship
Fund. The funds thereof shall be
applicable primarily to furnish Mon
roe County's contribution or spon-
sorship for projects Jointly under
taken by the County and State or
Federal agencies; in particular, with
the Federal Works Agency and it's
associated or successor agencies
Section g. Any unexpended bal
ance remaining in said Sponsorship
Fund may at the end of the fiscal
year by a majority vote of the
County Commissioners be transfer
red to the General Revenue Fund of
the County. mar15,194I
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERY.
LINTON CURRY, n widow, eft al,
Complainants.
VS.. SUIT TO QUIET TITLE.
l.. WINDSOR SMITH and EVE
LINE NJ SMITH, his wife. ct al,
tat q
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L E G A Is

AN ACT AUTHORIZING AND
EMPOWERING THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA, TO
LEVY a SPECIAL TAX NOT TO
ENCEED THREE MILLS PER ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS OF ASSESS
ED VALUATION UPON ALL PROP
ERTY SUBJECT TO COUNTY TAN
FOR THE PURPOSE OF FURNISH
ING THE COUNTY'S PORTION OR
SPONSORSHIP FOR PROJECTS TO
BE JOINTLY UNDERTAKEN WITH
STATE OR FEDERAL AGENCIES,
IN PARTICULAR WITH THE FED
ERAL WORKS AGENCY AND ITS
ASSOCIATED AGENCIES OR
THEIR SUCCESSORS.
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THUMBNAIL PREVIEW
c. NEW YORK GIANTS

Infield-Uncertain.
Outfield-Fair.
Pitching-Weak.
Catching-Good.
Hitting-Fair.
Finish-Second division.
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49,. Mw. Mw' saS. 49,. aaw'. mw. ~
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In re Estate of
Amelia Elizabeth Johnson,
Hazel Hilda Johnson and
Benjamin Henry Johnson,
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In re Estate OF
Norman Douglas Harris and
Samuel Chester Harris.
Evening star., 1941-09-05
French Ex.Communisf
Dies Of Wounds as
Terrorism Mounts
Threat of Civil Strife
Rises; Toll Since Aug Il
Is Three Dead, 6 Wounded
Hy the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
VICHY, Unoccupied France, Sept.
5.-Mounting terrorism which held
the threat of civil strife in German
occupied Paris claimed a new victim
today when Marcel Clifton, former
Communist who had turned against
his party, died in hospital from an
unidentified assassin's bullet.
Gitton's death was another in
series of shootings and attacks which
both French and German authorities
have been striving to stop since
Pierre Laval and Marcel Deaf were
wounded at Versailles August 81.
1t raised the toll since the first
outbreak August 81 to three dead
and at least six more wounded by
violence.
Clifton was a collaboration on the
Communist daily LHumanite and
secretary-general of the metal work.
ers' union before the war, when he
was elected to the Chamber of Dep
uties from the Seine Department.
He refused to join other Com
munist Deputies in signing a letter
opposing the war and was not un-
seated when the chamber voted to
oust the signers.
NaZi Sergeant Wounded.
The assassination followed swift
ly the wounding of German Army
sergeant in Paris. German police
still are seeking his assailant.
Paris police meanwhile, arrested
two men described as militant Com
munists and seized a large quantity
Evening star., 1941-09-05

against the American Society of
Composers, Authors and Publishers
charging violation of the Sherman
Antitrust Act in its music licensing
arrangements and demanding triple
damages of $235 900.
In addition to A. S. G. A. p, the
complaint named as defendants
Gene Buck, its president, IS in
dividual officers and directors and
10 corporations, for the most part
with offices in New York.
The complaint charged the de-
fendants employed threats, coercion
and intimidation" in demanding
license fees from the plaintiff the
aters covering use Of copyrighted
music, and asked an injunction
Evening star., 1941-09-05
Free Colleges Necessary,
Hutchins Says in Report

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-President Rob-
ert M. Hutchins of the University
of Chicago believes the people must
support strong and independent
universities to insure good system
of higher education.
Under political conditions that
seem likely to obtain in this country
the state universities must live in
constant fear that they will be sacri-
feed to factional fights or personal
ambitions" he set forth in his an
nual report today.
Hutchins said a governor had
dealt blow" to the university sys-
tenn of Georgia from which it will
take years to recover" and added:
This may happen to the best
state universities at any time. The
example of the independent institu-
tions is their only protection.
Though these universities are not
without their faults, they are in a
position to use such intelligence and
courage as they have to provide the
leadership which American educa-
tion requires.
"Since I believe that the people
Evening star., 1941-09-05
of Communist literature In a raid In
the Plaisance quarter.

of Communist literature In a raid In
the Plaisance quarter.
In the unoccupied zone military
courts charged with the trial of
Communists under a new law swung
into action, with tribunal at Tou-
louise taking over "a cases from an
appellate court.
In a Vichy suburb a young man
was arrested on charges of making
"anti-national statements" and as
saulting member of the new anti
Bolshevist legion recruited to fight
with the Germans in Russia.
Pierre Pucheu, Minister of Interior
In the Vichy government, denounced
terrorist warfare between right and
left wing extremists and pledged
himself to an all-out fight against
Communism.
In an interview granted a Paris
weekly Pucheu outlined a three
plank government program for a
single party arrayed against the old
regime and what he called Com
munistic elements.
New, Constitution Proposed.
Marshal Petain has received pro-
poSals outlining the fundamentals
of a new constitution providing for
a democratic electorate at the bot
tom, checked by an aristocracy at
the top
The system as submitted to the
chief of state by the national coun-
Gil forms a combination of demo-
cratic and aristocratic rule, en-
deavoring to utilize best parts OF
each.
Besides one lower house OF Parlia-
ment, 1t proposes two upper cham
bers.
The whole system is based on
universal manhood suffrage in mu-
inequalities as the base of the pyra-
mid of authority.
Evening star., 1941-09-05

College, 1t was announced yester.
day.
He succeeds Brother z. Anslen,
president Of the Catholic school for
nine years, who has been named
principal of West Philadelphis
Catholic High School for Boys.
Evening star., 1941-09-05

against the practices complained Of.
1t declared A. 8. G. A. P. controls
more than rs per cent of the mu-
sical compositions demanded by the
public, but that the theaters were
able to use only small portion Of
the music rights for which they
were forced to contract.
Evening star., 1941-09-05

want a good system of higher educa-
ton, and since ! think 1t obvious
that they cannot be sure OF getting
1t unless they support some strong
independent universities. I conclude
that some OF these universities must
and will continue strong and inde-
pendent"
Evening star., 1941-09-05
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVEKIISEMENT.
Asth m a AGONY

Don't rely on smokes, sprsys and intec-
tions II you suffer from terrible recurring.
Thousands Of sufferers have found that the
first dose of Mendaco usually palliates
Asthma spasms and loosens thick strangling
fnucus, thus promoting freer breathing and
more restful sleep. Get Mendsco in tasteless
tablets from druggists. Only soc. Money back
guaranteed unless fully satisfied.
Evening star., 1941-09-05

Every passenger and freight train
of one British railway will carry its
quota of sandbags.
Evening star., 1941-09-05
Theaters Sue A. 5. {. A. P.
Under Antitrust Law

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES. Sept. b.--Suit was
filed in Federal Court here yester-
day by 1877 Western theater owners
Evening star., 1941-09-05

Thailand's name, changed from
Siam in 1889, means land of free
people"
Evening star., 1941-09-05
President Named
For La SuIIe COLLEGE
Nv tn. axxociatsS prsSx

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 5.-Broth-
er Emilian James, auxiliary provin-
cial of the Baltimore province, has
been named president Of LaSalie
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-06
Miss BeuSchlein
Given Furnishings
For New Cabin

Twenty OF her fellow employees
at the Ford factory arranged a
surprise party for Miss Betty
Beuschlein on the lawn Of Mrs. Ann
Hutchinson's home Thursday after
noon. Miss Beuschlein has recently
purchased a cabin next to that
owned by Mrs. Hutchinson on
Otsego Lake near Gaylord. and has
made most OF its heavy furniture
herself. Most OF the girls who were
hostesses have visited the place and
decided to give this cabin shower
to complete the furnishings.
After a delicious supper was
served on the lawn. tiny Doris Jean
Quarterman, with some assistance,
brought in the many gifts which
were piled on an express cart. The
guest OF honor opened the packages,
which contained kitchen, dining
room and living room equipment,
each article marked with a pretty
card with gay legend, which Miss
Beuschlein read aloud.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-06
Golfers Guests of
Ann ArbOr Women

Washtenaw Women Golfers were
guests OF Ann Arbor Golf Club mem.
bers for golf, luncheon and bridge
at the Ann Arbor course, Thursday
Prizes went to Mrs. c. P. McLain
for low gross, So; Mrs. W. b. Cam
eron, second low gross, 50; Mrs.
Walter Wisbin. low net, 10; and
Mrs. Erwin Saunders, low puts, 80,
for Is holes.
Those receiving 100 or below were
Mrs. Ralph Meanwell 9S: Mrs. Paul
Hayward, 9s; Mrs. McLain. IS;
Mrs. Cameron, So; Mrs. Owen
Campbell. 90; Mrs. Dan Anders, IS +;
Mrs. Walter Wisbin, 100. For nine
hole players for low gross, Mrs.
William Bassett, and low puts,
Mrs. c. c. Wescott.
After luncheon they played
bridge with prizes going TO Mrs.
Wisbin and Mrs. Burl Harris.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-06
Operators Discuss
Traffic Problems

Traffic problems arising in the
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
were dealt with Tuesday and
Thursday nights when the chief
operators of Ypsilanti. Milan and
Wayne were entertained at a three
course steak dinner in the main
dining room OF Huron Hotel. About
half the number were present each
Of the two nights, making SO covers
Tuesday and q Thursday. Mrs. w.
o. Derry. chief operator of Ypsilanti.
was hostess and introduced the
speakers.
Guests we're X. P. Shuart. Grand
Rapids, Lewis C. Kimball, District
traffic superintendent, and Fred
Lickteig, assistant district traffic
superintendent, both OF Ann Arbor
district, Ann Arbor. who were pres
ent at both dinners.
Mr.. Kimball gave a report OF a
Survey tour OF a Michigan Belle, y
and at the close OF the evening
spoke on "Our Part In National De-
Tense"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-06
Annual Reports Read, Mew
Committees For Year Named

New officers OF the Woman's So
ciety Of Christian Service we're in
stalled and monthly and annual re
ports were read by the officers
committee chairmen and circle
leaders OF the society at their an
nual meeting, a picnic in the lovely
gardens OF the ]. Lynn Houck home
on Washtenaw Ave, Thursday az
ternoon.
Places were laid for over 100 mem
bers at card tables arranged
throughout the garden and the spa
cious yard. Tables were shaded by
colorful umbrellas.
Mrs. Richard Weir, president
presided at the meeting Monthly
reports were read by the secretary,
Mrs. Leon Burrell, the treasurer,
Mrs. Fred Spencer, and the parlor
Improvements were mentioned by
Mrs. Ivan Rau, chairman Of that
committee. The society voted TO
send four girls to Walden Woods;
help pay the camp expenses OF
three Girl Scouts from the troop
sponsored by the society; and an
nouncement was made OF a new
circle which Is being organized for
the young married women OF the
church and will be led by Mrs.
Walter Heyler.
The first annual report was given
by the secretary, Mrs. Burrell, stat
ing the society now has a member
ship OF 235. with 216 OF these women
being charter members. Some OF
the accomplishments and activities
for the year have been the purchas-
ing OF choir robes; the purchasing
OF lockers for communion robes;
the securing and QUILTING Ct bas-
kets for children OF migrant work.
ers; the sending OF girls TO Walden
Woods; the Easter breakfast;
mother and daughter banquet; the
father and son banquet; the district
meeting u regular and six execu-
tive board meetings OF the society;
four luncheons, and five teas.
Mrs. Spencer, treasurer. reported
that the society has taken in during
the year sl.70S45, sent s569,4s to
missions during the year and now
has a balance on hand OF s746.43.
Mrs. Earl Snyder reported for the
Girl Scout Committee saying 10
girls from the troop sponsored by
the society are going to camp.
Miss Caroline Lewiszreported for
the Needlework Guild. A total OF
1,72s articles we're collected In Ypsi-
lanti and approximately $50 Of these
were from the Society Of Christian
Service.
Mrs. y. L. Garrison spoke for the
board Of education saying that this
year had been a period OF adjust.
ment.
Mrs. Frank Whitehouse reported
for the spiritual committee and an
nounced that the circle leaders
could get the new Upper Room
magazines at the church office.
Mrs. ]. c. Springman reported
that the society had sent six bas-
kets to the migrant center at South
Haven.