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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-03

The 66th annual convention OF
the second district, Women's Chris
tisn Temperance Union, was closed
Friday after sessions which fea'
tured music, reports. election OF
officers and memorial service.
The morning session was opened
by the president. Mrs. Lulu Bon
Rice, Ann Arbor. A vocal duet by
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Hubbard was
enjoyed. Temperance and mission
department reports and citizenship
and press reports were given. In the
citizenship report. II was said that
a great many letters 10 Congress
men have been sent and have been
satisfactorily answered regarding
the bill Defend Our Defenders"
Miss Marian 'Simons, recently
from Japan. said that in Japan
women are not allowed 10 vote
and that the people OF the [. 5.
are very fortunate TO have so many
privileges The Japanese women
are beginning TO have more free
dom. she said.
Mrs. Maude Glaser, Blissfield.
president OF the Lenawee County
Association. said that tie W.C.T.U
is the largest dues paying organ
ization in the world and that its
vision is total abstinence for the
individual and a saloonless nation.
She told o. a school IN her county
where the boys. make racks TO hold
temperance literature 20 be placed
in public places. She told OF Mr.
and Mrs. A. I. DeGreene, who show
slides on alcoholic education In
schools throughout the country. She
said that fruit and dairy stalls are
10 be a feature Of county fairs. and
at the national convention TO be in
Grand Rapids. Aug. "a to Sept. 3.
Officers elected are Mrs. Rice,
Ann Arbor, president: Mrs. VIII
liam Curtis, Rives Junction, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Fred
Crawford, Manitou Beach, record
ing secretary, and Mrs. Grace
Kelly. Ida. treasurer. The vice pres.
ident appointed was Mrs. Edward
Bancroft. Adrian.
Meeting adjourned for luncheon,
In memory OF the late Mrs. E. |
Calkins, who was state president |
OF the W.C.T.U. for 81 years. the
group was led by Boy Scouts to the .
boulder placed in her honor. where !
a short service was conducted.
Mrs. Clara Patterson Todd. Plym- /
outh, read a portion OF an address
Mrs. Calkins made at a convention |
in Kalamazoo. in 1917. A tribute TO .
Mrs. Calkins' memory was paid by
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journalism Glasses
at Ann Arbor Session

Several members OF the jour
nalism classes OF Ypsilanti and
Roosevelt High Schools were in
Ann Arbor Friday attending SEES
sions OF the Michigan Interschol-
astic Press Association.
Miss Helen Brady and the group
from Ypsilanti High included AL
len Glow. Irene knight. Alexine
Fox. John Dawson. Audrey Beadle
and Harold Harner. Miss Thelma
McAndless and Theodore Weber.
Adelaide Smith, ellis Turner,
Janice Hops and Theodore Tho
mas attended from Roosevelt
School.
The sessions are extending
through today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-03
Calendar of Social Events

MONDAY
Association Order Of Eastern Star 1880 at Ma
sonic Temple
Degree 1880 with Mrs Laura Butler
City Lodge number 1877 Knights OF Pyhas o'clock X p
Hall
Ypsian Chapter Order OF DeMolay, $780, Masonic Temple
Monday Club. $3.50 Mary McGough.
Lambda Chi Omega business meeting 1880 Charles Mkenny Hall
Arbeiter Veren 1880. Arbeier Hail.
o'clock Literary Club House. troop
$3.50. home OF Mrs Frederick Steiner
49, $780, Central; Brownie troop five 3l5 Prospect
troop six. 2 o'clock Rackham
Ypsan Male Chorus omit meeting account OF Rotary Foles
Club Ypsan High School, 1880 In Ypslanu
School music
Hopkins. Bear Lake with Country Women
World Roosevelt High School auditorium, for
Ypslanti Garden Club and residents
Methodist Board Education 1880 First Methodist Church
Young Peoples Club GAS Congregational Church
election officers
Baptist Church Bible School, $3.50 m. First Baptist
Church, social hall
TUESDAY
Ypsn all meeting at home Of Mrs Mary Twist and
Mrs Walter Saultz.
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District w. c. T. L. Convention
Ends; New Officers Chosen

I Mrs. Louis Hutton, Detroit, state
corresponding secretary.
A memorial service for 26 mem.
bers who have passed on was con
Quoted by Mrs. Adelaide Sewell'
| Jackson. with the assistance OF Mrs.
| Charles Hebblewhite, at the after
noon meeting. Among the deceased
members were Mrs. Phoebe Minnie,
Milan, age l0l; Mrs. Martha
Warner. SO: Mrs. Emma Greene.
81 A basket OF white snapdragons
was dedicated to their memory. \
bowl OF low daffodils. a gift.
was dedicated to living workers,
Mrs. Ida B. Wise Smith. national
president, Mrs. Ella Boole. rast ma
tional president, Mrs. Dora B. Whit
ney, state president, and Mrs. Lulu
Bon Rice district president.
Miss Marian Simons, recently re-
turned from Japan. in an interesting
talk. said that last August, Japan
changed from a fairly free country
to one OF totalitarian rule. 1t al.
fected organizations, she said. The
Salvation Army was the first to go
down and anything that savors OF
interuationalsm Is not recognized.
National purity, which the W.C.TU
in Japan has long been quietly
working FOR. is becoming popular.
Mrs. John Taft, Ann Arbor. o.
fered prayer for reinstatement OF
Christian work in Japan.
Mrs. Clara P. Todd. state treas
urer, urged members to work for
new members TO replace the 20
passed on. She advised TO pray
as though It depended on God, and
work as though 1t depended on
you"
Mrs. E. H. Arid. accompanied by.
Mrs, W. D. Whan. sang very sweet
ly. 81 Shall Not Pass This Way
Again" and Prayer
In reporting county achieve
ments, Mrs. Alfred Carpenter. pres
ident Of Jackson County, reported
new union OF II members. Mrs.
Louis Hutton. state corresponding
secretary, reported a new union
in her district and advised, Never
get discouraged in the work for
Encouragement is the devils tool
He can win workers to his side
with the tool of disbursement" .
A violin selection. "Cavatina.
by J. Raft, was played by Miss
Mary Kelly, Ida, accompanied by
Mrs. Fred Crawford, Manitou
Beach.
Meeting closed with the benedic-
ton and formation OF the White
Ribbon Circle.
Courtesy committee, Mrs. Paul
Hatch and Mrs. Cotton Cottrell,
acted as hostesses throughout the
sessions.
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Mr., Mrs. Willoughby
Planning Observance

Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Willough-
by will celebrate their 35th wed
ding anniversary Sunday in Royal
Oak, where al the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Willoughby there will
be a family gathering. Guests will
include Mr.. and Mrs. Orlo Will
loughby. Charleston. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Fogo and Miss Muriel VIII
ioughby, Detroit, and the children
Of the family. including Miss Nellie
Ruth and Carl Willoughby, this
city.
The anniversary is today, which
is also George NJ. Willoughby's
birthday, but both events will be
celebrated Sunday.
Another event at the week end
will be the marriage tonight OF
Leon Willoughby. Pennington,
nephew of George NJ. Willoughby,
and Miss Dorothy Helen Taylor,
Detroit, in Calvary Mennonite
Church, West Outer Drive, at 7 o.
clock. A reception will follow at
Highland Park Y.W.C.A. al s o.
clock.
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Garden Club May
Visit Ann ArbOr

Ypsilanti Garden Club is invited
by Ann Arbor Garden Club to
join in a Garden Tour Sunday after
noon. starting at $50 from the gar
den OF Mr.. and Mrs. George S.
Davis, 1914 Hermitage Road.
Miss Jessie Bourquin will &C
company the group to the following
gardens: Mr. and Mrs. o. R.
Greschke, 1858 Ferdon Road, Mrs.
r. VI. Branch. 1924 Wells St, Mrs.
Raleigh Schorling. 403 Lenawee
Drive; Mr.. and Mrs. James Inglis.
2301 Highland Road; H B. Ear
hart, 1920 Geddes Road; Mrs. A. H.
Goss, 3115 Glazier Way.
The Pilgrimage may be joined at
any paint and end with tea a. Sky
Lodge" at 4:30. In case OF rain af-
ter O'Clock there will be no con-
Quoted tour but everyone will be
welcome at the gardens at any
hour. Low heels are suggested.
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WeStcOtt Workers
Glass Entertained
at Gay May Party

Balloons, pop corn, punch and
ice cream lollypops lent gay note
to the May party of the Westcott
Workers Class OF the Baptist Sun
day School at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Dykman, Packard Rd.,
Friday evening.
Thirty members enjoyed an eve
ming OF progressive group games
with prizes awarded TO Mrs. Clark
Wright, Glen Ridenour. Mrs. Alvin
Anderson and Harvey Pohnert
Committee In charge was Mr.. and
Mrs. Dykmal and Mr.. and Mrs.
John ok.
Conrad Eichhorn was chosen as
teacher in place OF Audrey Boyd
and a farewell present is to be
given Mr.. Boyd who is leaving the
city. Date OF annual election OF Off
GERS was moved TO the April meet
ing hereafter with the staff to take
office In May In order to conform
to the church elections. Preliminary
plans were made for an observance
of the 10th anniversary of the class
which will be In the fall Clark
Wright, the president, will appoint
a finance committee.
June class meeting will be at
the Wright home, Sweet Rd.
Miss Mile Parsons, Cheboygan,
is visiting Miss Jennie Hayward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Openo, and
family, Flint, are spending the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tavern Howard
and Mrs. A. L. Howard attended Il
concert in Dearborn, Thursday eve
ming. given by the Dearborn High
School orchestra, Of which Miss
Patricia Gordon, who form RI made
her home here with the Howard
family. is a member.
J. Lynn Houck is attending the
Furniture Mart in ChicaSN.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Cronkhite,
Alexandria. Va, stayed overnight
Friday at the home o. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. X. Halves on their way home
from a vacation trip to Grand Rap
ids. Mr.. Cronkhite is with the Navy
and his wife Is in the Treasury
Department in Washingt n, D. c.
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Card Party Given
For Milk Fund at
Prospect School

The Parent Teachers Association
sponsored a card party Friday eve.
ming at Prospect School for the
benefit OF the milk fund. Euchre.
pedro and bridge were played and
table prizes were potted plants.
The special prize, won by Mrs. |. T.
Sattler, was a large plant.
The party was planned by the
teachers with Miss Olive Adams,
chairman. Mrs. Ralph Witherspoon
and her committee served refresh
ments Of cake and coffee.
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Shower Compliments
Mrs. Robert Hewer

Mrs. Robert Hewer. Cherry Hill,
a bride OF Apr. II. was given a de-
lightful miscellaneous shower by
Miss Myrtle Berger. at her home.
Thursday evening. Games were
played with prizes going to Mrs.
c. Hewer. Mrs. W. Wilkie. Mrs.
Frank Heidi, Mrs. Robert Timmons.
Mrs. Robert Hewer and Miss Mari
eta Kelly.
The guest Of honor received many
lovely gifts. Refreshments were
served.
Eighteen guests were present
coming from Plymouth, Wixom and
Ypsilanti.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-03

Mrs. Walter II Beck, Jr., and
children, Walter. Joan and baby
David, are spending the week end
with Mrs. Beck's parents. Judge
and Mrs. George C. Coleman. Mrs.
Beck. Mrs. George Coleman, Jr"
and Mrs. Coleman Sr., attended
shower honoring Mrs. Joseph Felz-
err, Detroit, Friday evening at the
home of Mrs. Clarence Smith,
Willis.
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BRtDE-To-BE HoNoRED
BY MRS. BERNARD BERGER

Mrs. Bernard Berger entertained
II young Detroit women Friday
evening at their home on Sumpter
Rd., honoring Miss Jeanette Sim,
Detroit, with miscellaneous
shower.
The young women. all school
mates OF the bride-to-be and Mrs,
Berger, spent a most enjoyable eve
ming at the Berger home remin'
iscing and playing bridge.
Tasty refreshments we're served
by the hostess. Miss Sims was the
recipient OF many lovely gifts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-03

Richard Whichello has the foun-
dalton laid for new place OF bust.
ness which when completed will
house a tool and die business and
gas station, one of the largest OF
its kind in the vicinity. It's to be
erected on E. Huron River DR..
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Boys Leave for Camp

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Budd. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Thurstin, John
]. Stopa and Russell Atkins &C.
companied Melvin Budd, Donald
Thurstin and Felix Feitel to Flat
Rock wednesday where they babe
them farewell as they departed for
years Army training. Donald
was scheduled to go to Rockford,
ILL.,, camp. Vincent Ostrowski was
also numbered In the group leaving
Wednesday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-03
Fractures Hin In Fall

Raymond Ritter, a seventh grade
student at Belleville High School,
is in U. of NJ. Hospital, Ann Arbor,
with a fractured hip as the result
of falling down a stair way at
Van Buren, Consolidated School.
Class mates Of Raymond made up
a gift to cheer him during his con-
Yalescence.
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District Rally
in Local Church

The district rally of the Won
ans Society OF Christian Service
will meet for morning and after
noon sessions in the Methodist
Church, Tuesday. An address on
"Technicalities" will feature the
opening meeting at 10 o'clock
Group meetings for officers will be
held at 11:15. Circle eight will pro
vide hot coffee for the basket
lunch.
Mrs. Wilbur Ale and Mrs. Hazel
Challis Davis will be the speakers
at the afternoon meeting al 1870.
Mrs. Peter Stair will lead the devo
tions.
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Bicycle Club Oraanlred

A seventh grade Bicycle Club"
has been organized In Belleville
High School. The first cycling event
took place Tuesday after school
was dismissed. Seventeen men,
bers OF the group. accompanied by
their leader. Miss Clara Smiggen,
took to the-open road, returning
about o'clock when all enjoyed
refreshments Of ice cream and pop.
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Good Luck Members Meet

The eight members of the Good
Luck Pedro Club met with Mrs.
D. w. Ross Monday night with Mrs.
Bertha Potts winning first prize,
Mrs. Mayme Wall, second, and Mrs.
Leona Baker, third. Delicious re-
freshments were served at the
close OF play.
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Sunday guests at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Leo ]. Gloyd, Huron Riv.
er Dr., included Mr. and Mrs.
James Puglise. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Sweeny. Detroit, and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. R. Ford. Dearborn.
Bud Hoeft has returned home
from the hospital after undergoing
an emergency appendectomy.
Mr.. and Mrs Grant Wilkinson
were. dinner guests at the home OF
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Grant Wilkinson, Jr.,
New. Boston. Sunday.
Harry Randall was a business
visitor in Detroit Wednesday.
Carl shrimp. Wyandotte, spent
Wednesday visiting Bellevills
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Richardson
and Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Quirh
were Sunday supper guests at ths
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Van
Schoick, Milan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Feldkamp,
Ypsilanti, were Sunday guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sterling.
Miss Nela Mona Shirley, senior
OF the School OF Nursing. Ann Ar
Dor. was Sunday guest Of Arthur
Wall at the home OF hts parents,
Sumpter Rd.
Principal NJ. z. Touse and Mrs.
Touse entertained the following
guests at dinner and lunch Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gale Touse and son
James. Mr.. and Mrs. William Ben
nett, and Mrs. Margaret Rigdon,
Hillsdale, and Mr.. and Mrs. GleI
Touse, Ypsilanti
Mrs. Mayme Beebe is spending .
few days at her home on Karr Rd..
Sumpter Township. Mrs. Beebe re
sides at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
]. P. A. Wall, Belleville.
Mrs. Don Latin spent the week
end at the home of her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Der.
nard Kott, Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Wall. Detroit.
spent Sunday at the home OF the
formers brother, Arthur Wall and
Mrs. Wall, Sumpter Rd.
Mrs. Frank Wall spent Wednes.
day In Detroit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kremack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Becker and
children, Ann Arbor, were Sunday
guests at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
]. j. Wiggett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Wright and
son Keith, Detroit, spent the week
end with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l. H. Riggs. Huron River DR..
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Ramsey and
son. River Rouge. spent Sunday at.
ternoon at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Mason, Martinsville
Rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mason and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Mason, Belleyille,-s spent Sunday
evening at the farm home OF their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mason.
Mrs. Jennie Bunton, Detroit
spent the week end with Miss
Ethel Amerman.
Charles Pullen. Detroit, speni
Monday evening with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin S. Pullen.
Miss Louise Guenther. Ford Hos
pital, Detroit, spent the week end
with her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs, H. Pearce. -.
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MRS. VoRcE HOSTESS TO
US4STtTCHERS CLUB

Six members OF the Busy Stitch.
ers Sewing Club were entertained
Tuesday with 1890 luncheon at
the home OF Mrs. Bertha Vorce.
Huron River DR.. The afternoon
was pleasantly. spent in sewing.
Mrs. William Duquette will en-.
terrain the group on May 10.
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Interment for James Guilfoil,
AZ, OF Avoca, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Guilfoil. Belleville. was
in Romulus Cemetery. Tuesday. Mr..
Guilfoil was well known In Belle
vile, having resided here several
years ago.
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Whist Club Meets

Tuesday evening the Whist Club
was entertained at the home OF
Mrs. Charles Forbes, Liberty st.
Mrs. Eleanore Fischer won first
prize and Mrs. Marjorie Pullen won
second. Mrs. Pullen will be hostess
to the group at the next meeting.
MAY 10.
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Mrs. Estes Hostess
to CheeriO Group

Cheerio Bridge Club met Friday
afternoon with Mrs. George Estes.
Prizes for bridge we're won by Mrs
z. G.. Vorce. Mrs. Lawrence Arnet
and Mrs. Carl Stanton. Travelling
prize was won by Mrs. Harry
Farris.
In two weeks the club will have a
luncheon meeting.
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Birthday Celebrated

Mr.. and Mrs Lee Vandecar and
Shirley attended o'clock dinner
party at the home Mrs-Preis;
korn, Wick Rd., Monday evening.
The affair was given in honor nj
the 67th birthday OF Mr.. Vandecar's
mother. Twelve guests were seat
ed at the prettily appointed table.
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Bridge Club Meets

Mrs. Dwight Fry entertained the
members of her Bridge Club Tues.
day evening at her home on Angola
st, Mrs. Beatrice Thompson won
high score and Miss Priscilla Quirh
low score. Delicious refreshments
were served by the hostess.
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Attend Wedding

Mrs. Bertha Vorce and daughters.
Mrs. Jay Herkimer and Mrs. Wylie
Pitcher attended the wedding OF
Miss Laura May Frisbie and Don
aid Beal at Friends Church in Ad-
olson Saturday. The bride was the
daughter OF the late Warren and
Nav Vorce Frisbie.
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Mrs. Rlqas Entertalns

Mrs. Irving H. Riggs entertained
the Dessert Bridge Group at her
pleasant farm home on Huron River
DR.. Wednesday. Mrs. Newsom and
Mrs. Carmichael were winners.
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Honored BY Shower

Mrs. Lloyd Richards was honored
at a shower Friday night at the
home OF Mrs. Joseph Hanlon by
Mrs. Roswell Hanlon. Mrs. Robert
Blackmer and Mrs. o. S. Walden
myer. There were 20 guests, includ-
ing Mrs. Myrtle Culvert and Mrs.
Fred Stelnway. Ann Arbor. Light re-
freshments were served.
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Mrs. Nelson Rogers will be host.
ess this evening to the Dinner
Bridge Club members comprising
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Hanna, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Jackson. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Van Schoick. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellsworth Besemer, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Lee Miller, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson Rogers. will meet at
Walls CAFE. for $3.50 dinner, after
which the evening will be spent
playing bridge.
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Bridge Group Meets

Mrs. John Petrasky was hostess
to the members OF the Romulus
Bridge Group at her home on
Huron River Dr., Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Bird and Mrs. Hasselbach,
Romulus, and Mrs. Huntley were
prize winners,
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Officers Elected

At the meeting OF the Ypsilanti
Masonic Association, Friday eve
ming in the Masonic Temple. two
new officers we're elected. Frank
Jackson was elected president to
fill the vacancy made by the resig'
nation OF T. L. Towner. and Mrs.
F. (. Darragh was elected vice
president.
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To Sponsor Sale

The Kun Joyn Us Glass OF Belle.
vile Methodist Church are spon-
soring a bake sale today, the pro-
ceeds to be used for Primary Sun.
day School equipment.
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Attends Luncheon

Mrs. Josephine Raymond at
tended luncheon meeting of Order
of the Eastern Star at the Wardell
Hotel in Detroit Monday at which
timo the worthy matrons enter
tanned the associate matrons.
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Barn Dance Held

The Belleville High School class
OF 1912 were hosts Friday evening
from to IL o'clock at a modern
and old time dancing party in the
high school gymnasium.
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Observe Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Minor cele-
brated their twenty-fourth wedding
anniversary, Wednesday evening.
by entertaining at dinner Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Conrad, William n.
Scovill and Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Bemis. Detroit.
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Club. a group Of IL women. Bun.
co was the afternoons entertaining
feature. A dainty spring lunch
was served by the hostess.
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17th Anniversary Observed

Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Wiggetts l7tn
wedding anniversary was quietly
observed at their home Saturday.
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Attend Shrine Meeting

Mrs. Josephine Raymond, Mrs.
Vesta Garlick, Mrs. Ina Coykendall
and Mrs. Natalie Coykendall, at.
tended Birthday Dinner OF the
Shrine in Dearborn Wednesday.
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May Day Luncheon Glvan

Mrs. John Clark entertained the
members OF the Past Matrons Asso-
citation at 1890 May Day luncheon
Thursday at her home on Liberty
ST.
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Returna From Hospital

Mrs. Chester Thurston, who has
been hospitalized for observation
Of difficult skin infection for three
days at Ford Hospital, Detroit, has
returned home.
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Official Board Meets

A meeting OF the official board
Of Belleville Methodist Church was
was held Wednesday night in the
church.
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ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

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wishes all subscriber to re- .
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and promptly. In case OF poor .
or non-delivery OF the Daily .
Press Phone the Press Once .
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Miss Margaret Merritt is spending
the week end In Decatur where she
once taught. She is the guest OF a
group OF teachers in the schools
and will attend the senior play.
Miss Alice Schultz. who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Henry Miller.
will return to her home in Dundee,
Sund
Mrs. Roy r. Palmer is entertain
ing her little nephew. Harold Arch
er. Ligonier, Ind. He will stay until
May IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Pearsall are
coming from Detroit today to see
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
II. Pearsall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Schafer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert A. Bisbee will
90 10 Fort Wayne SIndy TO spend
the dav with Mrs. Schafer's father,
! c. y. Kettler.