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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-26
Calendar of Social Events
TODAY


One act plays High School auditorium
Sisters o'clock r. r.
Ypsian o'clock Legion home
Ypsant Chapter Order OF DeMoay o'clock Masonic
Temple
Excelsior chapter 1880 Mark Master degree
7:3A. Masonic Temple lodge room.
Congregational Mems Club $50 Prof Robert Mcdowell uni
Michigan speaking THE present situation In the
Balkans"
Delta Kappa Gamma Hall meeting 80
p m, o officers program PanAmercanism.
THURSDAY
One Act Plays High School auditorium,
Auxiliary Guild morning. communion ~ o'clock
] talk Miss Eloise Bradshaw,
church house.
Girl Troop Starkweathe
O'Clock Rackham eight $780, St Luke troop nine,
a. $780, Roosevelt Brownies troop
$3.50. Woodruff three $780, Central troop FOUR
O'Clock. Roosevelt
Hobby Club Of o'clock faculty of
knights OF Pyth o'clock Masonic
Temple
Matilda Perrne Auxiliary Uswvr $50, GAR Hail.
Arbor
American Legion Auxiliary. o'clock Legion home
Beach Tent Daughters OF Union veterans supper oo
Earl
p o'clock home of Mrs. Harold Walco
Lutheran Church. o'clock
Alonzo Miller
Mrs Irving Packer Sl4
ST. F Weber, assisting hostess Ernest A. Davis
traffic engineer Of the AAA will talk on The Child
Traffic.
Order OF RAINBOW special meeting Mason
Temple chapter
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-26
National Officers
Attend Meeting of
Degree Of Honor

Two national officers, Mrs. Shell
ley Sanderson, Arkansas, national
director OF field work, and Mrs.
Mabel Stamlerr Detroit. national
organizer, were visitors at the bust
ness meeting OF Loyal Lodge, num-
Der 10. Degree OF Honor, Tuesday
evening at st. Luke Church House.
Both women gave inspiring talks on
their work.
1t was decided for the next meet
ing, Apr. %, to omit the usual $50
dinner and to have a card party
following the short business meet
ing. Miss Frances Bell and Mrs.
Marietta Bennett were admitted TO
membership. One member, Mrs.
Ralph Parker, was reported i'll.
Mrs. Robert Lambie and Mrs. A. A.
Bell will have charge of the enter
tainment for the next executive
meeting Apr. s.
Mrs. Bell was chairman OF the
dinner preceding the meeting.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-26
Council at Lincoln HonoD
Floyd l. Leib at Dinner

ton, how he had assisted In oulld-
ing up the finances and had aided
in the projects undertaken. II was
during his administration that the
Lincoln statue WAS obtained, the
murals were placed In the cafeteria
and an addition made TO the Pubic
address system. Mr.. Nanden Bet
expressed his appreciation 10 the
council and paid tribute to Mr.. Leio
for his fine contributions.
Two gifts were presented from
the council to Mr.. Leib. Mr.. Lohr
presented a book autographed by
all present members OF the council
and Bernard Merritt gave him a
pen and pencil set.
Members OF the committee VINO
planned the dinner and program
were. Alvin Brown, general chair
man. Joyce Knaggs and Rosetta
Polzin, tables; Phyllis Simonds and
Betty Schaerer, food Eugene
Schuman. Don Lohr, Alvin Brown.
William Klapper. gift; Mrs. Charles
Schaerer. Mrs. W. w. knaggs and
Mrs. Marie Nolde. cafeteria direc'
tor. serving: Arthur Garlick.. ar
rangements; Robert Hops. Alvin
Brown. Wayne Thompson and
Eugene Schuman. cleanup.
Harrison Pfeiffer is the new ad-
visor OF the student council.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-26
Campus Events
Students View Picture
During Assembly Period

Natural scenic and man-made
wonders Of the United States were
shown in an entertaining and edu-
cational technicolor motion picture,
This Amazing America. at the
general assembly held in Pease Au-
ditorium Tuesday.
The film pictured Holland, Mich,
historic old Boston. New York City,
Washington. d. c., Hollywood, Cal.
Chinatown New Orleans. La, and
Minnesota and such beauties OF ma
ture as the Great Smokes. the
Grand Canyon Glacier National
Park, Niagara Falls, the Natural
Bridge Of Virginia, and the Golden
Gate Bridge.
Interwoyen through the picture
was a humorous little love story,
the two main characters being a
beautiful southern girl and col
lege professor who finally realizes
the formers charms.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-26
Guests Entertained
by Phoenix Lodge

Phoenix Lodge. number l3, F. and
A. NJ, had as visitors at their
meeting Tuesday evening in the
Masonic Temple lodge rooms, Yves
ton Simons. of Highland Park Lodge
number 1858. Worshipful Master
Brooks, OF Jackson Lodge number
II. and several Jackson Lodge mem
bers. About IS were present. The
Master Mason degree was conferred
on one candidate by the Phoenix
degree team.
Frank Jackson weHshiPful- mas
ter. announced the correction on the
date OF the Sojourners Night which
is 10 be observed Apr. l. Announce
ment was made Of the first play
in the second series of the Knights
OF Pythias-Masonic euchre tourna-
ment. Thursday evening In the Ma
sonic Temple.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-26

Floyd |. Leib, who retired recent
ly as student council sponsor after
serving for eight years, was hon
ored Tuesday evening by dinner
given by the council OF Lincoln
School
The tables were placed in the
shape of a blocked ~ and we're
unusually attractive with candles
and spring flowers from the Lin
coin greenhouse. There we're 10
guests who enjoyed the three
course dinner, the feature of which
was a large cake. decorated in
green. cream and pink by Miss
Dorothy Cox, an alumnus.
At the speakers table were the
honor guests, Mr.. and Mrs Le.ib.
Principal and Mrs. Ben Nanden
Belt. Bon -Lehr, president OF the
council. and Bernard Merritt, coun-
ell treasurer.
The program consisted OF talks
by the president, by the treasurer
and Mr.. Vanden Belt. Mr.. Lohr
spoke OF Mr.. Leib's social contribu-
tons to the student body and 70 the
alumni and Mr.. Merritt told how
Mr.. Leib had helped in making an
effective and workable constitu-
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Life of Christ From =
Jewish VieWpo
Allan 7. Miserpz NJ the

Allen l.. MisereZ, OF the
department OF the Michigan
Normal College, reviewed Scho
Asch's recent novel The Naza
enc, when he spoke at the fourt
in a series Of Lenten lectures O.
titled Christ in the Fine Artist
sponsored by the Young WomenJ
Christian Association.
,tr. MisereZ said that the booI
gave the life of Christ writteI
from the Jewish standpoint III
advised its reading for anyone viii
wishes TO receive new view
point on Christ's life, and for thos|
who wish to read fiction mixe|
with true Biblical facts
Mr.. Migerez' talk which carrie
ont the theme Christ in Fiction
will be followed by the fifth in TIL
series. Christ in Drama mex
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock 4
Starkweather Hall
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Easter Breakfast
to be Followed by
Meeting, Program

At the March board meeting OF
the Methodist Woman's Society OF
Christian Service, Tuesday after
noon at the church, plans were com
pleted for an Easter breakfast
which will be followed by business
session and program with speak
er. The breakfast, Apr. 3, will be
in charge OF circle five with Mrs.
L. r. Morningstar taking reserva-
tons until noon Apr. l. The service
will open at O'Clock for business
and at 10 o'clock Mrs. Gertrude
Grant, chairman Of the Social Life
committee, will have charge OF the
program when Mrs. Walter Teed.
Ann Arbor, district president, will
speak.
The board meeting attended by
all officers, eight chairmen OF com.
mittees, seven circle leaders and
representatives OF other commit
tees and circles. was opened with
prayer by Mrs. j. c. Springman.
Improvements on the ladies' par.
lor on the main floor OF the church
was discussed, as were changes in
the small kitchen adjoining. Other
matters concerned sending a girl
10 camp this summer.
II was announced by the presl-
dent that the annual elections OF
officers will take place in May and
OF circle leaders IN June.
Announcements OF future meet
ings were made by the chairman.
Mrs. ]. Lynn Houck.
Tea and fancy sandwiches and
nuts were served by the hostesses,
Mrs. Fred Spencer and Mrs. Nello
Kenady, at the close OF the business
meeting.
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Degree of Honor
Juniors Initiate
One Candidate

One candidate, Doris Hamilton,
was initiated and her birthday was
celebrated at the meeting OF the
Junior Club OF the Degree OF Honor.
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock at
st. Luke Church house. After being
initiated the new member was elect
ed to the office Of inside watch. En-
tertainment committee appointed
for the next meeting is Joyce and
Nancy Patterson and Georgina Gil.
bert. Betty Scrivens won the Pot
of Gold for two months.
The birthday OF Doris was cele-
brated with a large birthday cake
and games.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-26

WASHINGTON-UP- FinanciI
OF government expenditure
through the issuance OF printir
press money would be "disastrou
and would mean the end of Il
capitalistic system, Federal II
serve Board Chairman Mariner
Eccles said Tuesday in an op,
letter to Rep. Wright Patman,
Tex. Patman has recently ad,
Gated the issuance of new mon
to finance current expenditure
and the cessation OF interest pa
ments on the public debt.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-26
Girl Scouts See
May Collection

Twenty.three Girl Scouts from
Prospect School troop IL went to
Ann Arbor Tuesday afternoon to
see the j. S. May tropical .collec-
ton OF butterflies and insects. Mr.
May, who has spent SO years making
his collection from all countries,
talked to the girls and answered
questions.
The girls we're taken to Ann Ar.
Dor by Mrs. George Worden, leader.
Mrs. Louis Hubbard, Mrs. Ward
Groosbeck and Mrs. Robert Mas
tiers.
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Rural Events
TODAY
Willis

TODAY
Willis
Colonial Tea" postponed.
Cherry Hi!
Superior Community Farm Blu
reau will meet at Superior Town
Hall in the evening. Representa-
tive OF Michigan State Farm Md
tual Insurance Co. will show mo
ton pictures.
MARCH 27
London
Prayer meeting in the evening
with Mrs. Ada Angel.
Saline
Junior Class play, The Haunted
High School VIII be presented
this evening and tomorrow eve
ming.
Begole
B. c. Circle of Regole Sunday
School will meet with Mrs Chris
topher Moore. Dessert luncheon
at noon.
East Ypsllantl
Spencer Club will meet with Mrs.
Willard Wizard. Election of Off
GERS.
MARCH %
Stony Creek
P. T. A. meeting at-the Oaklawn
School postponed until April 4.
Meeting to be held at p m. al
Stony Greek Methodist Church &c
elect new officers of Stony Creeh
Cemetery Association.
London
Alpha Class and Mems Group will
meet with Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Hop
kins.
Cherry Hill
Wmoan's Society OF Christian
Service Unit II will meet with Mrs
Henry Hanchett, Gotfredson Rd., in
the afternoon.
Bicycle
March meeting OF the Paren'
Teachers Association will be at the
school at s O'Clock in the evening
MARCH 20
London
Choir practice will he at thc
Charlie Hammond home in the eve
ming.
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FISHERMEN SAVED

HCuchi0n, Mich. Mar. cap
Seven fishermen were removed yes
terday from a Lake Superior ice
floe by Coast Guard unit stationed
AT JaCobsYillc. Tho coast guards
men. who heard the ice when it
cracked from the main field.
launched their boat In open watei
almnzt immediately and reached
tho mon within half an hour two
miles from shore.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-26

Mrs. Charles Kirker, Outside
Rd.. spent Tuesday in Lansing.
Miss Alice Munger. Muskegon
Heights, snent Sunday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, G H. Nun
ger
Mr. and Mrs. o. II. Cadv were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Armbruster. Saline.
In the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Cady
motored to Brooklyn to visit their
nephew. Tavern Armbruster
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bissel were
Sunday afternoon guests at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs Henry Lyons.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. y. White, Mr.
and Mrs. Mark White and Mr. and
Mrs. Fred White motored 10 De-
troit Sunday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Minor White.
Mrs. Perry Waiting has returned
home after two week visit al
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton
Crittendcn.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Ellsworth.
Carpenter Rd., entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Thomas. Pontiac,
! Sunday afternoon and evening.
Mrs A. G. Letter. Charlotte, is
a house guest ~ Miss Sara Par.
1sCns, Ellsworth Rd
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-26
CONTRACTOR ELEcTRocUTED

Kalamazoo, Mar. 26-Dick c.
Heeringa, 40, painting contractor,
was found dead Tuesday on the
roof OF a building where It is be-
lieved that he was electrocuted
when he went there TO make an es-
innate on a painting job. 1t was be-
lieved he grasped a metal cornice
across which ran a radio aerial that
touched a 220-volt power line.