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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-23
Calendar of Social Events
TO-DAY

TODAY
Legion Methodist first supper
$50 Election Of officers, movie, Hudson Bay
Prof Allen F. Sherzer. University of Michigan faculty.
Martha Beach Tent Daughters Union Veterans social meeting
$50 at home OF Mrs. Fred Johnson.
B. B. club s o'clock, with Arthur Nicely.
West Side Circle OF Society Lutheran Church. 1880 with
Mrs George Daschner
Hobby club Woodruff School 10 o'clock faculty of
school.
Airplane Ypslan High School
Girls lodge
FRIDAY
Willing Workers Circle OF Kings Daughters annual cooperative
luncheon 1890 at home of Miss May Crane.
Methodist and Professional Women Bible Class
meeting, $50 homo OF Mrs Joseph Stanton.
Ypsant Order Of Eagles o'clock hall IN
Huron st.
Red sewing Welch Hall to 4
o'clock
Friday Bridge Club. o'clock with Mrs j. D. LaRue.
Research Club o'clock with Mrs, J. GSp'ith
Junior Club OF Women Relief Corps o'clock
GAR. Hall.
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Music Feature of
Program For Mary
Martha Gathering

The annual thank offering serv,
Ice OF the Mary-Martha Missionary
Society Of the Lutheran Church
Wednesday evening at the church
was featured by program OF songs
and missionary skit directed by
the program chairman. Miss Cora
Roehm, and Mrs. A. F. Esslinger.
The program opened with the
singing OF the Thanksgiving hymn,
Come ie Thankful People Come.
and Scripture reading and special
missionary prayer by Rev. Hugo
Fenker. The conservation hymn,
"Hark | Hear the Master Walk
Ing" sung IN unison, was followed
by a quartette composed OF Mrs.
Lillian Root, Mrs. Louis Wolter.
Mrs. Don Drake and Mrs. Hugo
Fenker Their songs were in the
Garden" and Near TO the Heart OF
God" The newly formed Junior
Mission Band sang their theme
song, Come Into My Heart, Lord
Jesus" and Jesus Loveth Little
Children, Bring Them In" and
Our Father
A little skit on South America
was presented by Mrs. Drake, Rev.
and Mrs. George Daschner. Mrs.
Theodore Daschner, Mrs. Rodney
Mast, Miss Edith Lidke and Mrs.
Peter Buccos.
The missionary offering amount
ed TO over $50 with more than half
OF the missionary boxes still out.
Mrs. George Daschner took charge
OF the offering in the absence Of
the chairman, Mrs. Fred Peters.
At the business meeting a spleu-
did report OF the Michigan district
convention In Toledo, last week,
was given by the delegate, Mrs.
Theodore Daschner. Mrs. Drake
read letter from the missionary
TO whom the society will send a
Christmas box.
After the meeting refreshments
were served by the committee, Mrs.
Frank Lidke. Sr. and Mrs. Henry
Helzerman. and a social time was
entoyed.
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Paul Hayward New
Head of Golf Club

Washtenaw Mems Golf Club
elected Paul Hayward president for
the coming year al the club dinner
meeting at Washtenaw Club. We'd
nesday evening. Activities were
discussed and cups we're awarded.
Other officers elected were C. P.
Steimle, vice president; William
Nelson, secretary; William ButEin,
treasurer. Harold Miller was winner
Of the Edward Steimle cup; James
Meyers. the secretary's cup; Har-
old Miller, Hume cup; Christ Ma
son. championship cup.
a letter was read from the Wom-
ems Golf Association pledging CO.
operation in golf activities, espe-
cially the mixed foursome events.
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Social Service Day Marked
bu Ladies Literary Members

Case Work. According 10 Mrs
Engel, organized social work ha:
been in existence for the past hun
bred years, originating with the
friendly visiting OF the poor. Inter
est in the causes of poverty deyel-
oped later, and through the influ-
ence OF the comparatively new field,
psychology, social work made rapid
strides. The first World War and
tie depression that followed made
two powerful impacts on social
work. bringing TO It's attention types
and numbers OF people who never
before had needed help. The large
numbers OF individuals TO be dealt
with brought the need for sc!en-
tific approach in the administration
OF social welfare work. At the pres
ent time. the social worker first
gathers and evaluates the symp-
toms, as Mrs. Engel termed them.
and later administers help, bearing
in mind the rights OF the individual,
respecting his rights. and retaining
his confidence. Mrs. Engel stressed
the Importance OF applying proven
tive methods. that is, OF detecting
difficulties early.
Mrs. Thomas next introduced Miss
Gustina Croll, supervisor OF the
home finding department for the
Michigan Children's Institute. who
read a paper on Modern Concepts
OF Child Care. Miss Croll first de-
linested the work OF three agencies
which place children in foster
homes-the Probate Court, which
is a local unit working in individ-
ual counties; the Michigan Chill
dren's Aid Society. which operates
over the entire state in local units
usually OF one county, and which
focuses its attention on relatively
short periods OF boarding care for
children; and the Michigan Chill
dren's Institute. which operates
over the entire state. Is supported
entirely by state funds. and places.
children in boarding or adaptive
homes 10 be cared for until they
reach the age OF 81. Miss Croll
spoke OF the minimum requirements
which a foster home must have to
provide adequately for child, and
OF the advantages and disadvan-
tages OF temporary as against per-
manent placement.
Mrs. F1ossy Feiner, executive sec
rotary OF the lpsilanti Community
Fund. was present and entered into
the discussion which followed the
very interesting afternoon program.
Mrs. Harold de B. Barss, who as
sisted in arranging the program.
called attention 10 the Study instr
tute OF Child Guidance and Delin-
luency 10 be held from TO o'clock
N the High School on five success
sive Wednesday nights. beginning
5. The course will be
given under the direction Of Pro-
lessor L. ]. Carr of the University
of Michigan. Il was voted that ten
members OF the Ladies' Literary
Club be appointed to attend the
course and bring back findings.
Mrs. J. Z. Burnett, program chair
man. announced that the next meet
ing Of the club, on November II, will
trip TO the Ypsilanti State
Hospital, followed by a tea at Mrs.
o. r. Yoder's home. Members are
requested TO leave the city at 1880,
meeting at the State Hospital by 2
o clock.
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Fine Points in Bridge
SHEPARD RARCT.AY

East TO play his highest or lowest
diamond to the trick. or he could
waive those options and treat the
incorrectly played card as pen
atty card" This last is the option
he took. thereby compelling It to
be placed face-up on the table, to
be led or played the FIRST time IL
could be done so legally. Then
Mr. Malowan executed his plan.
He came to his own hand with
the club A and led the club 8 to
the J. When East won this with
the Q. the rules compelled him to
lead the spade s. That ran 10 the
z Consequently Mr. Malowan took
four tricks in spades. one in
hearts. three in diamonds and four
in clubs to make his needed II.
Without the trick gained this way.
the only play for a twelfth trick
was a Vienna Coup. hoping to and
the heart Q and four spades In the
same hand. but II would have
failed because each defender could
have guarded one Of those two
suits.
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Ladies Literary Club observed
Social Service Day at an all-daN
meeting in the Club House Wed
nesday, beginning at 10 o'clock
During the morning. IL members
met to sew garments for the Nee
dlework Guild, TO be donated tc
Boyer Memorial Hospital and the
Nursery School
Noon luncheon was served to SO
members by the entertainment
committee composed Of Mrs J. B
Shepherd. chairman, Mrs. George
Geer, Mns. Ralph Matthews, Mrs,
Lynn Schsffer, Mrs. Spencer Davis,
Mrs. Richard Hurdley. Jrr Mrs
Harold Gaudy and Mrs. Don Com
stock.
Sewing continued during the ear
~ afternoon. and by 2:30 more than
a hundred articles had been com
pleted. including IA slips. 10 nurs
cry school blankets, Il panties. .
bands. 70 baby blankets, and 81
diapers. Mrs. Z. F. Weinmann was
in charge OF the sewing and was
assisted by Miss Josephine Clute,
Mrs. Z. T. Ferguson, Mrs. J. Stuart
Lathers. Mrs c, c. Wescott. Mrs.
Mile Baltzer. Miss Florence
Swaine, and Mrs. William Putnam.
The business meeting OF the cluo
was called TO order at 2:S0 by the
president, Mrs. T. Fred Older. An
invitation was extended by the
Washtenaw County Federation OF
Women's Clubs 10 a meeting az
Manchester. October %. Elected as
delegates TO this meeting were Mrs.
Mehran X. Thomson, Mrs. Paul B.
Samson. and Mrs. J. Z. Burnett. al
ternate
Mrs. Laurence ". Thomas. chair.
man OF the afternoon program. out
lined briefly the development OF
social welfare work in Ypsilanti.
speaking particularly Of improve
ments in organization and admin
istration since 1888. Credit was CIV
en- to a survey OF community fund
work recommended by the Ladies'
Literary Club in 1888 and carried
out by Richard Bachman OF the
Dertoit Council OF Social Agencies
during the early months OF 1889.
Copies OF this survey are now on
file at both Libraries and at the
Board OF Commerce. Mrs. Thomas
spoke OF the work OF the past eIecu-
tive secretary OF the Community
Fund Board, James Bryce. and OF
the present secretary. Mrs. Flossy
Feiner.
Mrs Thomas defined community
organization as united effort TO
bring about and maintain a pro-
gresGiveiy more effective adjust
ment between social welfare re-
sources and social welfare needs.
She then introduced Mrs. Dorothy
Engel. lecturer on social case work
from the University of Michigan.
who spoke on Modern Concepts Of
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Shower Compliments
Mrs. Robert Baker

A stork shower was given for
Mrs. Robert Baker at 2l7 n. Wash
ington St. Wednesday evening by
Mrs. Jack Hsrner. Miss Evelyn
Harner and Mrs. Richard Harner.
An interesting feature OF the enter
tainment was that IL guests as well
as the hostesses were relatives. An
observation contest and a contest
involving the guest OF honor's name.
were played. The winners were Mrs.
L. II. Wales and Mrs. Lamar Sin
kule.
A buffet supper was served from
two tables ornamented with pink
and white candles. Colored mints
were served during the evening.
The rooms were decorated with
roses, snapdragons, bebe NUNS ami
ferns
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K|NAN|S
CONTINUED from PAGE Ono

Continued from Page One
factor OF the two, according "a ".
Deer.
At the close OF the first world
war, the film industry agreed not
to make any hate pictures. the
speaker explained. Recent release
of Confessions OF a Nazi Spy,
based on true facts. Is Intended
not as hate film but as a depic-
tion OF an American way OF life, he
said.
One-eighth OF the theater admis-
sion tickets sold are to children.
"Cavalcade of America" is COM
posed OF portions OF pictures pre-
viously filmed and is intended to
show development OF the picture
industry.
One hundred pictures have been
filmed and ESQ more are under pro-
cess of filming for showings to sol
ders and sailors in training. These
will not be shown publicly. DR..
Deer explained. Made without
charge, the pictures are OF educa-
tional subjects relative to arma'
ment
A recent national health survey
shows that the pressure OF modern
living and the war will cause a ire
mendous increase in insanity. he
said The picture industry intends
10 make films OF a relaxing nature
so that an audience will be free
from tension after viewing them,
Dr. Deer explained.
In conclusion. the speaker cited
a leading general who observed that
motion pictures were as important
as steel to national defense.
Guests were Wilfred Brooks, Mac
kinac Island: J. F. Deimling, Alta
dena. Cal. John Alley, South Lyon;
Joseph Daniels, Detroit; Tex
Brown. Gene Yarnell and z. H.
Chapelle, this city.
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Brownies RehearSe
Fly up Ceremony

The younger girls OF the Brownie
troop of Central School rehearsed
with the older girls who are TO
Fly Up 10 Girl Scouts, at the troop
meeting. Wednesday afternoon in
the school lunch room. Mrs. Avis
Dundon Is troop leader. Mrs. l.. NJ.
Philbin rehesrsed with the new
Brownies for the investiture sery-
ice to take place with the Fly Up
service. Oct. 20, when the other
Brownie troops will be guests.
After the meeting Joy Walters
entertained with tap dancing.
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Sale Planned by
Schaner Circle

Schaner Circle OF the Dorcas So
ciety of the Lutheran Church mem
bers spent a pleasant social eve
ming following a brief business
meeting, when plans for a rummage
sale, Friday and Saturday were
made. The sale. will be at 20 S.
Adams ST. The meeting at the
home OF Mrs L. II. Tyler. was
opened by the president, Mrs. Jer-
ONE Cheesman, who led the devo-
tional service.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess. The next meeting will be
Nov. 5 with Mrs. Harold Miller.
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Ne,Us From Willis

Staebler. Edna Fay Hansen, Edna
Marie Carey, Helena Barbara Day,
Rose Mary Riggs and mother. Mrs.
Olive Rigs. and Mrs. Saddle Cox
with the leader of the Ann Rutledge
Club. Dorothy Cox. attended the XII
wants banquet at the Michigan
Union ball room, Ann Arbor. Mon
day, evening which they give 10
all All Club hnishers and parents
each year.
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Mrs. Celebrezze
Party Chairman

Mrs. Vincent Celebrezze was
chairman OF the Carpenter Wom-
ems Relief Corps card party, We'd
nesday afternoon at GAR. Hall.
Prizes for pedro we're won by Mrs
Nora Holmes. Mrs. Delvin Ashby
and Mrs. Delbert Golf. The special
prize went to Mrs. Belle Knaggs.
After the party the chairman
served refreshments.
Mrs Edward Grannis will be
chairman OF the next party Nov. 5.
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APPLYING THE PENALTY

AN INFRACTION OF Law by
one Of your opponents is supposed
to be penalized. That much is OBJ
vious. as penalties are provided in
the laws governing the game But
on many occasions. they allow you
an option. a choice Of any one Of
several different penalties Ability
to select the effective one. and
then to play so that 1t really
counts. may be listed among the
assets Of a thoroughly rounded
master player Inability to handle
such matters well is conversely a
weakness.
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Class Studies PRAYER

The Young Married Peoples Sun.
day School study group met at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Smith
Sunday evening. Rev Prout was
the leader and topic OF discussion
was prayer. Twenty-Five were pres
ent. The next meeting will be Sun
day evening at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Wright.
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Entertalns At Luncheon

Mrs Edward Helzerman enter
tanned the Friendly Eight at lunch
con, Tuesday The afternoon was
spent with pedro, prizes being
awarded 10 Mrs. J. J. Chevalier,
Mrs. Emma Salts and Mrs. Cleophus
Arend. Mrs. J. j. Wagner substi-
tuted for Mrs. Kate Weller, who
has gone to visit relatives in Cali
fornia.
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ATTEND SHOWER

Willis, Mich, Oct, 2S-Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Smith. Mrs. Myrtle
Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Smith,
Charles Smith and Mrs. Blanche
Ellis attended a bridal shower in
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Chees-
man, Detroit, at the home OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Barlow Sim
onds, Whitaker. Saturday night.
Mrs. Cheesman was formerly Miss
Phillis Simonds.
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Attend Banquet

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Smith attend
ed the second. sixteenth and seven
teenth Congressional District
meeting OF the Rural Letter Car
riers and Ladies' Auxiliary and
banquet which was held at the
Methodist Church, Ypsilanti, Friday
| evening,
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FATALLY INJURED

Mason. Oct. 23--AP-Four-year.
old Mary Catherine Melenby was
fatally injured Wednesday when
she was thrown from an automobile
driven by her mother. Mrs. Royal
Meienby. The child fell in the
path OF a car driven by Edward
Werner, Lansing.
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LONDON-AP- An 1s.year-old
French girl who took to the sea
with three men in a tiny motor
boat to escape from German sec
ret police arrived here from Afri
ca TO aid Gen. Charles de Gaulle's
fight against the Germans. Her
name was kept secret because she
still has her family in German-oc'
cupied France.
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Entertalns Club

Mrs. Clarence Smith entertained
the High Five Pedro Club Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. Myrtle Hall, Mrs.
Jennie Smith and Mrs. Ray Meyers
were prize winners. Mrs. Ray Mey-
ers will entertain the club October
%.
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Al Birthday Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Smith at
tended a birthday dinner at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Beck,
Detroit, Sunday. The dinner was
in honor OF Mrs. George Coleman,
Sr., Belleville.
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Pleasantly SURPRISED

Mr.. and Mrs. Loyal Wilson we're
very pleasantly surprised Satur'
day night when friends gathered
to help them celebrate their tenth
wedding anniversary Games were
played and a lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson received many
beautiful and useful gifts from
their friends.
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Suits Us Club at
kinsey Residence

Suits Us Club was entertained at
the home OF Mrs. Earl Kinsey,
Wednesday, afternoon for dessert
luncheon and pedro. Prizes for cards
were won by Mrs. Charles Hewlett
and Mrs. Carl Clark. The special
prize went to Mrs. Clements Stas'
kieyitz.
The club will meet again Nov. 3
with Mrs. Edward Cady.
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Guests at Shower

Friday evening Mrs. Lucy Royal.
Mrs. Alberta Larson and Melvynne
and Mrs. Hall attended a shower
at the home OF Mrs. Ernest Brew
err, Ypsilanti, honoring Mrs. Ken.
meth Royal.
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LOS GATOS. Gains The
Reno elopement OF Yaltah Menuhin.
90. sister OF the violin virtuoso,
Yehudi Menuhin, with Fort Ord,
Cal, soldier, Benjamin Rolfe, 81,
was reported here by the brides
father. Moshe Menuhin. "Yaltah
told me- said the father. Were
shocked. We hardly know the
boy"
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Parents Of Twins

Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Leonard.
buckingham Rd., are the parents
OF twin boys born Saturday eve
ming. Mr. Leonard made his home
in and around Willis for about
Is years.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Stromsta,
Muskegon, Mr.. and Mns. Alfred
Roth. East Lansing. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Roger z. Houze. Point Marion,
Pa. will be guests OF Mrs. c. W.
Roth over the week end. The three
couples will come Friday night 10
be here for the game in Ann Arbor.
Mrs. Ronald J. Laing, who has
been visiting her sisters, Mrs.
William Fl. Davidson, and Mrs, Ar
fred Ward, Flint, has returned to
her home.
Stephen Hamilton. Cleveland. will
go to the game In Ann Arbor with
W. l.. Aldrich Saturday and be a
guest OF the Aldriches Saturday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs Wesley Burrell are
coming from Hastings to spend the
week end with Mr.. Burrelrs par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray II. Burrell.
Mrs. Otis f. stephens and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Merrell Draper, Ann Ar
Dor, spent Monday in Detroit.
Mrs. Clara Wigle, Kingsville, Ont.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Pau
Hayward.
Mrs. Bessie Densmore Bowersop
Jonesville, arrived today to be the
guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Alice Spals
bury.
Corporal Ben Wise has received
his honorable discharge from the
Army. being above the present age
limit, and has returned home from
Camp Livingston. La. Mrs. Wise
who has been assistant hostess al
the Guest House at Camp Living
ston, will return Oct. %,
J. II. Wittbrock. Bellsire. Mich.
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Boat
wright.
Mrs. Martha Bacon returned Mon
day from a visit with her son, Clare
Hubbell. and family and other rel
atives In Detroit.
Mrs. Guy c. Kennedy and sor
Yates spent Monday and Tuesday
with relatives and friends in Vicks
burg and Kalamazoo.
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Members PLAY Euchre

The Ritzy Eight Club were enter
tanned al euchre at the home OF
Mrs. Courtney Novak. Mrs. Carl
Casselberry. Mrs. Sanford LeClair.
Mrs. Jesse Person. Mrs. Orville
Townsley won prizes. A tasteful
luncheon was served by the host
ess. The club will meet In two
weeks with Mrs. Townsley.
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Plans Orusn Recital

Miss Mary Alice Power will be
heard in an organ recital in First
Methodist Church Sunday afternoon
at 4 o'clock. 1t will be a special
autumn concert arranged by Miss
Power.
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Scout Group Meets

An executive meeting OF the
southeast district Boy Scouts was
held at Lincoln School Tuesday
evening.
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Misses Thelma McAndless and
Margaret Robinson. OF Roosevelt
School faculty, plan to attend the
Detroit-Wsyne County district
Michigan Education Association
meetlng in Detroit Friday.
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Attends Party

Miss Helen Colts attended a
Michigan Bell Telephone party at
the Ypsilanti High School Monday
evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred c. Brooks
and daughter Joyce have spent the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Bur
rell and will return to Mackinac at
the end Of the week.
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To Honor Mother

Miss Betty Fenker will entertain
at dinner Friday evening In her
home honoring her mother Mrs.
Hugo Fenker. whose birthday IS
today and Miss Cecile Ardis. De-
troit. whose birthday was Wednes-
day. Mrs. Fred Stall and Mrs. o..
P. Brown. Detroit, sisters OF Mrs.
Fenker, will also be guests. They
Will all remain until Sunday night.
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Genevieve and Dorothy Bunton
DeEtte Potter and mother, Mrs
Ruby Potter, Elizabeth Bodley and
mother, Mrs. Ruth Bodley, Shirley
Staebler and mother, Mrs. Lena
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Go Roller Skating

Mrs. Margaret Day entertained
the Junior League at roller skat
ing party Saturday afternoon.
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ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

The Ypsilanti Daily Press
wishes all subscribers to re-
ceive their papers regularly
and promptly. In case OF poor
or uon-delivery Of the Daily
Press Phone the Press Office
at 40 before s p. m. or 2 p. m.
Saturday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Crane and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Flick will 20
to the game Saturday in Ann Arbor.
Mrs. Fred Dieterle is entertaining
today Mrs. Mabel Cook and her
daughter. Mrs. James Frasure, both
OF Royal Oak.
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Degree Conferred

The past and most excellent de-
gree was conferred on one candi-
date at the meeting OF Excelsior
Chapter number rs RAM. We'd
nesday evening in the Masonic
Temple lodge room. 1t was an
nounced that there will be re-
hearal OF the Royal Arch degree
Friday night at 1880 at the temple,
At the next meeting. Nov. 5. the
Royal Arch degree will be conferred
on three candidates.
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Attend Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Rowden at
tended the wedding of Mr.. Row
denis nephew, Richard Southwell,
to Miss Audrey Fraille. in Flint. Mr.
and Mrs. Southwell will reside In
Lansing.