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futile Hill
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER

ENTERTAIN AT DINNER
futile Hill, Mich, July 15--Mrs.
Karl S.chanz entertained at din
ner Sunday for Mr.. and Mrs. Don
aid Raymond, New Orleans, La,
and also her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Raymond. Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Raymond are visiting other
relatives here and also relatives
in Wayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loree Arbogast
and sons. Larry and Albert, left
Saturday morning on trip to the
500 where they will visit the lat
ters brother, Verl Arbogast. They
spent Saturday night at Houghton
Lake.
Mrs. Ralph Colts, son Wallace
and grandson David Stocum, with
their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Colts, Worthwhile, and Mrs. Earl
Gray, Plymouth were Sunday after
noon guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Colts, Willis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Colts, Wat
erford, were dinner guests Satur-
day evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Colts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bechtel,
daughter Dorothy and Mrs. d. Curtis
and Mrs. d. Laney, Lincoln PARK,
spent Sunday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Colts.
Miss Josephine Filant returned
Saturday from a trip to Camp Liv-
ingston. La, and other points Of
interest.
Mrs. George Bassett, Novi, and
daughter, Mrs. Myra Button, Farm
ington. were guests Tuesday and
Wednesday at the home OF the
formers mother. Mrs. Clara Moore
and her family.
Miss Veronica Savinski. Ann Ar
Dor is spending a three weeks va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Savinski.
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Jolly Eight Club
Honors Mrs. Orr

The birthday of Mrs. William Orr
was celebrated at the meeting Of the
Jolly Eight Club at the home OF
Mrs. Arthur Ferguson. Monday az
ternoon. The lovely birthday cake
was made by Mrs. Floyd Ring. a
very nice gift was presented 10 Mrs.
Orr and pedro was played in the
afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Edward Grannis. Mrs. George Wa
terbury and Mrs. Walter Spencer,
The special prize went TO Mrs. lyele
Grub.
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Services Conducted For
Little Dennis Richards

Grave side services were conduct
ed this morning at 10 o'clock in
Udell Cemetery for Dennis Frank
Richards, infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Richards. who died Mon
day at the home OF his parents, 7496
Whitaker Rd. Rev. NJ. s. Amstutz,
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Church, officiated.
Dennis Frank Richards was born
March IS, 1941 in Ypsilanti. Sur
viving besides the parents are
grandmother. Mrs. Robert Black,
Ypsilanti; and grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Richards, 1895
Ridge Rd..
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DENIES RESIGNATION

Lansing, Mich, July 15-INS-
State Liquor Control Commissioner
Orrin A. DeMass today denied rum
ors that he would resign. IL in
tend to serve my full term for
which | was appointed by Cover
nor Fitzgerald" DeMass said. II
was confirmed by the senate ana
IL Van Wagner wants to remove
me, he'll have to prefer charges"
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MILWAUKEE. Wis.-INS-A suit
involving Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A.
Dahlman, parents OF Mrs. Jane
Dahlman Ickes. wife of Secretary
OF the Interior Harold Ickes, was
on the Milwaukee Circuit Court
docket today for July 81. Dahlman,
prominent Milwaukee attorney, was
ordered to appear on that date and
show cause why he should not sur
render all account books and rec
ords OF his wife's estate.
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Full Quota Filled This
Week at Boy Scout Camp

The full quota of so boys is filled
this week at Camp Newkirk. There
are three groups, one from Howell,
one from Brighton and one OF boys
from other districts. including Up
slant. There are six from this
city there this week.
Next week boys from Troop IL.
of the Baptist Church, will go 20
camp in body.
Wednesday night and Sunday af-
ternoon is the time for visitors and
on Friday nights there is a court
OF honor.
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The Swegles reunion, held In
Wayne Park. Wayne, was attended
by Mr.. and Mrs. S. p Toles, Mr.,
and Mrs. Dewey Ehle and Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Squires OF this city.
There were about 60 present. Mr..
Toles was made president, George
Bird. Dearborn, vice president. Mrs.
Grace Fine. Garden City. secretary
and treasurer, Next year the reunion
will meet in Worthwhile with Mrs.
George Huebler.
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Graduate Dinner at
College Postponed

The Normal College Graduate
Club dinner scheduled for this
week has been postponed until
July % at Charles McKenny Hall.
Arrangements for the $50 dinner
will be made by Matte Fisher,
Georgia York, Vert Pierce; pro-
gram after the dinner, Vern Cut
liff. Clifford NOLAN, Ruth Holmes.
Publicity will be handled by
Marian Kelser, Beulah Pepper
The nominating committee will be
composed OF Georgia York and
Marie George.
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TO DECIDE PROBE

Detroit, July I5-AP-- U. s. Dis
trict Attorney J. c. Lehr said he
would decide today whether 9 jur-
or's statements that there was
something wrong" with the delib-
erstions OF the jury that failed to
agree upon verdict in the Mckay
mail fraud case merited further in,
Yestigation.
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FAVOR INSURANCE

Detroit, July 15-INS-The Inter.
national executive board OF the
United Automobile Workers (CIO)
went on record today as favoring
government unemployment insnr.
ance for automobile workers who
lose their jobs because OF a swing
over to defense production.
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WILL BE CROWNED

Traverss City. Mich, July Is
ms senorita Crlstlna Miehels.
daughter OF the Chilean amDassa.
dor to the United States, was 10
arrive here today to be crowned
queen" OF the National Cherry
Festival. She is TO be accompanied
by her parents, during the four.day
festival.
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tuition OF l. SludsatA attend
ing high school in. Ann Arbor.
Two teachers, Mrs. Gertrude
Marry, and Mrs. Ivy Walton, have
been retained, and a third is to
be hired.
Mr.. Gill Reelected
Gordon Gill was reelected treas
urer at the meeting at Cherry Hill
School Monday night. Others on
the board are Spencer Grammel,
director, and Alec Lobbestael, mod
orator.
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SCHOOLvOTE
Continued from Page One)
Reports Presented

At the Kimmel School meeting
reports were given. Board mem
bers for the coming year will be
Harold Clark, director; Edward
Meyers. moderator; and Mrs. Laura
Meyers, treasurer. Miss Elizabeth
Erskine will be the teacher.
Slate Of Officers
The slate OF officers for the year
at Dixboro School will be Andrew
Gale, director; Gottlob Schmid,
moderator, and Oscar Koch.
treasurer. Miss Leona Parker will
teach there again.
Moderator Reelected
Cecil Graichen was reelected
moderator at the meeting at Gale
School. Others on the board in
clude Mrs. Mabel Hiscock. direc-
tor; and George Wilbur. treasurer.
Mrs. Lynn Bell will again be the
teacher.
crIppen Electors Meet
Crippen School electors met at
the school for their annual meet
ing. Officers on the board for the
coming year will be l'eter Stom-
mel, director: John Meyers, treas
urer; and Lee D. Wilbur. modera.
tor. Miss Eileen Hewes will be
the teacher.
Officers viii Serve
School board members who will
serve the Popkins district include
Raymond Koch, director; Walter
Zeeb, treasurer; and Ray Nixon.
moderator.
To FIJI Vacancy
Walter kruse was elected to I'LL
out the term OF Walter Gale. direc-
tor, who has moved to Ypsilanti,
at the Bennett School. Mrs. Leon
ard Engel, treasurer, was re-elect-
ed. The moderator is Mrs. Ber-
nice Downing.
Chosen Moderator
At the Fowler School meeting.
Mrs. William Gorham was named
moderator when the former officer
refused the position. Other Of
ficers are Mrs. Carrie LeFurge. d.
rector; and Henry Herrst. treasur-
err. Miss Goldie Macy will be che
new teacher.
On Geddes Board
On the Geddes School board will
be r. T. Brokaw, director; R. A.
Green, treasurer; and George
Parker moderator. The teacher
will be Mrs. owen Torrey.
Mrs. Mcklm Reelected
In the Free Church School dis
trict, Mrs. George McKim was re-
elected treasurer. Others on the
board are Olin Strang, director, and
Russell Trowbridge. moderator.
Mrs. Carl Ackley will return as
teacher.
Elected TO Board
At the meeting Monday night
in Sheldon School, Clarence Stein
and Walter Meyers were chosen as
new members OF the Ave man
board. Retiring members are Ed
ward Hightower. who was formerly
secretary, and Hilarion Bibicoff. a
former trustee. Others on the
board include Robert Mckinley,
who has been president for the
past year, Clarence Fischer, who
has been treasurer, and Fred Bark
er, who has been a trustee.
Director Reelected
Mrs. George Segan was reflect
ed director at the Walker School
meeting Monday night. Others on
the board include Earl Dasher,
treasurer: and William Mckee,
moderator.
Two Elected
Stone School meeting was held
Monday night to elect two new
members to the Ave man school
board. Henry Russell will replace
Carl Ernst on the board. and c. b.
Godfrey will replace Prof. E. F
Greenman. 1t was voted to recon-
mend an additional two mill tax for
Improvements and the sinking
fund. The board was doubtful II
the recommendation would be &C
ceptable this year since the board
has already asked a three mill tax.
The board also voted to pay the
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THE WEATHER

Ypsilanti and vicinity: partly
cloudy with scattered showers to-
night and Wednesday. Not much
change in temperature.
Temperature at a. m, SO de.
grees: wind direction, north; wind
velocity. FIVE miles per hour; baro-
meter. 1894 falling.
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Mrs. ]. D. LaRue has acquired
the property at 211 and 213 E.
Cross ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry A. Burrell and
sons Leroy and Leonard went to
independence Lake southwest Of
Whitmore Lake 10 fish Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Alden Benedict and
children returned Saturday from
northern Michigan. They spent last
week in Oden with Mr.. Benedict's
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Ruggles and in Pc
toskey visiting his mother, Mrs.
Mary Sutherland.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Boutell &C.
oompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Smith, Denton, returned Friday from
a vacation fishing in the Upper Pen
Ursula. They were in Marquette
trout fishing and made a fine catch
Dr.. and Mrs. G. A. Scott and Mrs
Leila Gibbs, Detroit, called on Mrs
Ida Fuller Scott Sunday on their re-
turn from a trip to northern Mich
igan resorts.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Schultz and
family have returned from their ten
days vacation trip through the New
England states. They made stops in
Vermont and travelled through the
Green and White Mountains. Hamp-
ton Beach. y. H.. and places Of in
terest in Boston. Mass, Providence,
R. l., and New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Griswold and
daughter Jene, Mt. Clemens, spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Howard and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmund Terrall.
Edward Evans, Rochester. Mich,
is spending a few days with his son.
Earle V. Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Stanbury
Cleveland, o., were week end guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Oltmanns.
Mr.. and Mrs. LaVerne Howard
and Miss Kathleen Terrall spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs. H.
!. Tincknell az Romeo.
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BERLIN, -AP-- German sources
announced Monday that German
and Russian diplomatic missions
had been exchanged, but that some
so Russians were still-detained be-
cause certain Germans were miss
ing.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-15

MADRID, -AP-General Agus-
tin Munoz Grande, commander OF
the Spanish Blue Legion Volunteers
to fight by the side OF Germany
against Soviet Russia, left by air.
plane Monday for Berlin.
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PREDIcI SPEED

Detroit, July 5-INS-Ford Mo-
tor Company officials predicted to-
day that within the next few weeks,
Is Pratt and Whitney 1850 horse
power aircraft engines would be
rolling daily from the assembly.
line.
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In The Sick Room

Mrs. Mary Sutherland, who went
TO Oden to visit her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Ruggles, has been taken Ill with
high blood pressure and is In a
nursing home at sos Grove St.
Petoskey. 80
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convention in st. Paul In June. gave
a splendid account OF the conven-
ton.
DR.. A. E. Evans, Jackson. Tenn,
Mrs. Blanche Rousseau, Ann Arbor,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Meddaugh,
Belleville. were Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle V. Evans.
Miss Marian Seeley. Lansing, was
the guest OF Mrs. James R. Breakey.
Jr.. Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Forbes, Srp
and daughter Betty, Harry Forbes,
Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. William Forbes,
Dearborn, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph j.
Forbes. Misses Josephine and Jane
Forbes spent Sunday at Portage
Lake with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Nlssly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack McCandless
and Melvin j. Moore left Saturday
for a motor trip to Florida. They
plan TO go down one coast and come
back on the other. visiting Miami,
Jacksonville. st. Petersburg, Brad
enton, and other cities.
Mrs. Emma Nugent and Misses
Mildred and Patricia Nugent re-
turned Saturday from spending the
week with Vincent and James NJ
gent at Port Clinton. o.
Prof. and Mrs. Horace 2. WILDER
entertained Sunday Prof Austin E.
WILDER and daughters, Miss Sallie
WILDER, Port Huron and DR.. Cert
rude WILDER. physician in the Tuher-
culosis Hospital on Staten Island,
New York, who is also the daughter
Of the late Helen futile. Ypsilanti;
Mr.. and Mrs. Mills WILDER and
daughter Joan, Grayling; Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Kruger, Western
Springs, ILL.,. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Galley and children, Cuyahoga Falls,
o.
Miss Mary Colburn has returned
from Clare for the summer.
Miss Gertrude Douglas, Toledo,
was the guest. Sunday. of her broth
er and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Douglas. at the home OF
Rev. H. c. Colburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean DeVee, Milan
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harter Smith,
Royal Oak. were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. ]. Britton, Sr., Sunday.
Mrs. H. L. Harden, Ann Arbor;
Mrs. Carl Hawkins. Macon; and
Mrs. Tillie Zizelman, Celina, o., were
guests. Friday. OF Mrs. Ira Ray
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles DeLano
and family spent Sunday at Monroe
and Lake Erie Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Carr
have been entertaining their son.
A. B. Car, Sr., Dallas, Tex, and
son. A. B. Carr. Jrs Flint. The whole
family with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Hickman, spent the week end with
relatives at Weidman, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Warner, &C.
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. George
Warner, Detroit. have gone to the
Warner cottage, Gaylord.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z. Conrad and
son Robert. Mrs. Larry Conrad and
Miss Christine Dewar have re-
turned from visiting Larry Conrad
who is In service at Fort Monmouth,
y. ].
Glen and Oryille Pepper have
purchased the house known as the
W. L. Wright house, corner Of Sum-
NIT and Congress SITS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kortan.
Tyler Rd., have purchased the
house at 1928 w. Michigan Ave,
formerly the Guy c. Miller home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Anderson and
children, Clyde, Kenneth and Elva,
left Sunday for Portage Lake.
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To Be Entertained

Women OF Washtenaw and Ann
Arbor Golf Clubs will be entertained
at Barton Hills Club for golf, lunch
con and bridge, Wednesday.
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ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

The Ypsilanti Daily Press
wishes all subscriber to re-
ceive their papers regularly
and promptly. In case o; poor
or non-delivery Of the Daily
Press Phone the Press once
at 40 before p. m.
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Attend Meeting

Mrs. Harold Sanderson. Mrs. Le-
roy Thayer, Mrs. David Ashton,
Miss Eunice Ashton and Miss Rose
Foley attended the regular meeting
OF the Ladies Auxiliary TO Canton
number 80. LO.OF.. in the GAR.
Hall. Ann Arbor. Monday evening.
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YPSILANTl BRIEFS
Return To Work

Return To Work
The LOO employees of Central
Specially Company and the l2o
workers OF American Radiator and
Standard Sanitary Corporation re-
turned to work Monday after having
a 10 days vacation with pay.
Notified OF Death
Mrs. Bert Cannon has received
word OF the death OF her brother
George Sullivan. SO. Grand Rapids
who succumbed TO a heart attack
Monday. Mr.. Sullivan will be re-
membered by many friends here. He
is survived by his wife, five sons
and two daughters, a brother. How
ard. Detroit. and his sister, Mrs.
Cannon.
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INST ONE RIGHT PLAY

WITH CERTAIN combinations
Of cards. there seems to be an OPP
ton regarding the method Of their
play. Offhand, 1t appears that
either Of two or more ways would
produce the same result. A bit OF
study, however. can show that
there Is just exactly one correct
way to play the combination and
get maximum results from 1t.
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Miss Melva Campbell OF North
Ogden. Utah, above, has been
chosen queen Of the annual Utah
Cherry Days festival. Miss Camp
bell Is 10 and a talented musician.
Feature OF the festival Is the free
distribution OF cherries to every
one
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Drivers Pay

Drivers Pay
Seven motorists paying IS each
in municipal court Monday for
speeding were Gustave H. Eschels.
Plymouth; Leo Braner, Michael
Padgett, Charles Perkins, Leon Nc
Marry, Thomas r. Field, Detroit;
Frank Kelly, Frankfort. Ky, Charles
Sprain, Dayton, o.. and George
Lynn, this city. paid 1896 each for
passing on a hill and driving with.
out having an operators license. re-
spectively. William Wilson, Mt.
Clemens, and David Lemon. De.
troit. paid SO each for disregardins
a stop street and red traffic light;
J. F. Cant, Romulus, paid 81 for dis
regarding a red light. Robert Gun
ningham, Toledo, o.. and Ernest
Clancy. Detroit, paid 81 each for
minor violations.
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dealer: North. Neither side
vulnerable.)
North East South West
Pass Pass
81 Dbl
That was certainly funny
sounding bidding. but logical
enough. Vests 2-Clubs meant the
side had game in whatever suit
cited, North's 3-Clubs formed an
attempted barrier to keep them
from the game by a sacrifice, and
East's double showed he thought
the side could make more playing
against clubs than in Its own
suit. It could have. but didn't.
West cashed his two top spades,
getting a low-high from East,
then did the same In diamonds,
East again giving discouraging
signal-a costly mistake-as he
did not want his trumps short
ened. West then led his singleton
trump. The declarer. Edward S.
Ellenbogen, Of Rye, N. Y, playing
in the Westchester Country club
invitation duplicate arranged by
George Hynson, Jr., took that
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Patient Returned
Police this morning made ar
rangements with state police to re-
turn Arthur Casey. Eloise, to the in
Urinary there after they found him
in weakened condition at the New
York Central Railroad station here
Mr.. Casey had suffered a stroke sew
eral years ago. and has been at the
infirmary most of the tire since.
Police did not consider him well
enough to be travelling, and he con-
Cured In being returned to the in.
stitution.
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Eludes Capture
Ypsilanti's prowler made another
successful escape early this morn
ing when his efforts to complete
foray in the Westmoreland area
were interrupted. I
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Lambda Chi Omega
Picnic at Prospect

Miss Irene Hines, Mrs. W. o.
Allen and Miss Mabel Marsh were
hostesses to about 25 members Of
the lambda Chi Omega Sorority for
a picnic at Prospect Park. Monday
evening. The three women, recently
returned as delegates to the national
convention in st. Paul In June. gave
splendid account Of the conven'
ton.
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MIND YOUR
MANNERS

Test pour knoUledge OF correct
social usage by answerin0 the fol.
loWing questions, then checking
against the authoritative answers
belOU:
/. Should those who arrive
early at a funeral carry on con-
versation with those sitting near
them?
2. If you see q friend at q
funeral would ii be all right to
take that opportunity for invit-
ing him t. q social affair?
What ronld yoM do If
You plan to attend funeral
held in church with uhose fu-
neral serrice you are not familiar
aud yom fear that yoa tron't knoc
chen to stand and mhen to be
seated during the ceremony
(a) Take a seat touord the
back OF the church 80 that
vou can do Whdt those IN
front of vom do!
(b) Decide not to attend the
fnneraH
Answers
1. No. They should sit quiet
ly.
No. 2. That would be very poor
taste.
Best What Would You Do"
solwti0n-(d).
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Four Local Girls to Sis
Study with Group Tussd

FOUR MOUNT CLEMENS
GIRLS are included in the new
nursing class of Is who are reg
istering today at st. Joseph's
hospital, preparatory to begin
ming tomorrow three years Of
study to earn registered nurses
diplomas.
They are Ann Catherin e
Moore of 81 Smith street, Mar
cia Alice CLAIR of IS Beyn z
street, Margaret Mary King Of
1899 Glenwood road, and Their
esa Bertrand of Route 1.
Others in the group include
Helen Wilson, Jackson; Marie
Drogowski, Detroit; Virginia
Gilchricst, San Souce: Margaret
Burger, Sandusky; Gina Ellen
Gabriel, Dearborn; Betty Jean
Bidigare, St. Clair Shores; YER
onica Ann Grace. Adoca, Mich;
Kathleen Marshall, Maine EN-
NETT, Mich: lola Marie Brock,
Marlette; Helma Smith. Port
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Surprise Farewell Event
Honors RAYMOND Miller

A SURPRISE FAREWELL
party honored Raymond Mill
er Saturday evening at his home
on South avenue, when Is rela-
tives and friends gathered for
an evening of games and dane
ing.
Mr.. Miller leaves today for
Camp Jefferson, Mo-, where he
will be stationed following his
recent enlistment in the Army
Air Corps.
Patriotic decorations were
used for the party throughout
the house. Air-plane bunco
prizes were won by Nathalie
Bobcean and the honor guest,
and William Fraze of Utica won
the house prize.
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WRC

wOMEN'S RELIEF CORPS
will meet for the first time this
Fall on Wednesday at $50
o'clock in Veterans hall on
North Gratiot avenue.
MIR. AND MRS. o. w. RTT-
TER and Mr.. and Mrs. william
Beattie and daughter Beth Ann
of Wyandotte were Sunday
guests of Mrs. H. F. Schroeder,
"a Moross avenue.
o. .
MISS KATHERINE STRAW
BRIDGE of Chicago, who has
been visiting her aunts, the
Misses Margaret and Victoria
Moross, has returned to her
home to resume her duties at the
Chicago Art Institute.
MOUNT CLEMENS Lodge No.
6, F. & A. M. will confer third
degree Wednesday evening 1t
1880 o'clock in Masonic Hall,
after dinner at $50 o'clock.
MIR. AND MRS. CLINTON
ROCKER, Route 5, Mount
Clemens announce the birth Of
a son at 2::30 o'clock this morn
ing in st. Joseph's hospital.
MIR. AND MRS. ROY MICH
OLSON entertained q group of
friends at a supper party last
evening at their home on Lode
wyck avenue.
MRS. MAX KENDRICK will
entertain her bridge club tomor-
row evening at her home on
South River road.
MRS. GRACE FRANK of De-
troit, a former resident of
Mount Clemens, was q visitor in
the city yesterday.
VIRGINIA I. MILLER spent
the weekend with relatives in
Columbus. o.