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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-29
Current Subjects
Discussed For Club

Four current subjects were dis.
cussed by Mrs. E. j. Lambertson,
chairman OF the program for the
Research Club. Friday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. H. o. Woodbury..
Her subjects were. Has John L.
Lewis Won Again." as Peace by
Adolf Hitler Coming soon?" Fin
land. Friend or Enemy should
Children be Permitted TO Play with
Toy Soldiers?" Mrs. Lambertson
traced the recent differences OF
Lewis and the CLIO. with Presi-
dent Roosevelt. and asked the ques.
fion, would you like to see Con-
gress outlaw strikes during the
emergency" In the second phase
OF her talk she said that many
thinkers believe that the German
military machine II wearing down
by war with Russia and that while
Germany ID unable to invade Eng
land and Britain unable to invade
the continent, Germany may pro-
pose peace. while Hitler gains a
breathing spell to prepare for world
war number three.
As to Finland. she asked the ques-
1ton, rs Finland wise to keep on
lighting until she secures Q de-
feasible frontier. and IL what she
gains equal to losing the friend
ship Of America"
In speaking OF children's playing
with toy soldiers, she said that for
the past 20 years. the trend In
children's toys has been to avoid
those Of . military nature. but that
this year q large percentage Of
children's toys are again military.
Mrs. Lester Pho conducted the
business meeting ct which time an
amendment to enlarge the member
ship was passed.
The next meeting will be Dec. IL
ct the homo OF Mrs. z. G.. vorce.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess after the meeting.
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GAMES FEATURE
GUILD MEETING

Wesleyan Guild members played
a wide variety of interesting games
at their progressive" party Friday
evening in the Methodist Church
basement.
Students moved from game to
game including pingpong, shuttle
board, Chinese checkers, Wari,
Nine Mems Morris. dominoes,
checkers, jig.saw puzzles. and 9th
ers.
Group games were also included
on the program, and the evenings
activities were closed with folk
games.
Members in charge OF planning
the party included: Miss Kathleen
Kissane. Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew
Miller, Ypsilarti: Howard Bostick,
St. Clair: Miss Shirley WEIGH and
Miss Lorna Dean, Flint.
The Sunday evening supper will
be at 6 o'clock.
Mrs. Harlow Laing will speak
on Building Christian Homes"
Sunday evening at 7 o'clock at the
church. Following her talk, there
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Warrant Advised in
Case of Wife Beating

Several complaints. including
one Of the wife-beating. were inves-
tigated by police Friday and early
today.
Officers instructed a woman who
lives on Orchard st. to obtain
warrant for her husbands arrest
after she reported that he had
beaten her and fled before arrival
of police at about a. m. today.
A cat was rescued from a pole
In the 200 block OF Wallace Blvd.
Friday afternoon. by firemen who
had been notifie by police.
Police ordered lowed to a gar
age a car found blocking the alley
between s. Adams and S. Washing
ton SITS. at about 4:20 a. m. today.
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Calendar of Social Events
hon Auxiliary. . o'clock at

TO-DAY
Junior Membership Of American Legion Auxiliary o'clock at
Legion home.
MONDAY
Methodist Board OF Education 1880 ..
Association Order OF Eastern STAR 1880 at home
OF Mrs Lee Brown
City Lodge number i67 Knights Pythias
Hall. third rank.
Circle womens Union business meeting
Christmas exchange OF 10 cent Christmas gifts home
AonIo Miller
Ypsant Chapter DeMolay niatoy $780,
sonic Temple lodge
lambda Chi Omega sorority business meeting 1880 followed by
party given by pledges.
Monday Whist Club 1880 with Mrs. D. L. Qurk.
Arbeiter verein, 1880, Arbeiter Hall.
Girl six o'clock Literary Club House, troop 13 st.
john troop 16. 4 O'Clock. Harriet
Chorus rehearsal o'clock Ypsilanu High School
lunch
Madga Singers Club Of Ypsan High School, $780, music
Musical Marves Club OF Ypan High School $780,
Ypsanti Garden Club meeting Roosevelt Auditor
ium Speaker Walter Hastings pictures Of Labrador and
Michigan
TUESDAY
Ypsnti Grange with Mrs Walter Gale
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Pythians, Sisters
at Hard Time Party

About so members OF the Knights
OF Pythias and Pythian Sisters had
very enjoyable time at the Hard
Times party sponsored by the
Knights at X. P. Hall, Friday eve
ming. Cooperative dinner at $3.50
was followed by games and stag.
ing. Later dancing was enjoyed.
COMMITTEES for the party was Al
bert Seekell. chairman, Ernest Die
terle and Robert Masters. II was de-
cided to have parties each month
during the winter. Visitors were
present from Wayne, Ann Arbor
and Chelses.
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Campus Events
will be group discussion.
Have College Party

An all-college informal party fol
Michigan State Normal College
students was Friday evening from
900 to midnight in the Fred Grsel
ballroom of Charles McKenny Hall
An excellent student orchestra prd
vided good dance music. Danced
went to the cafeteria for refresh
ments. Mrs. Florence L. Lymai
is the college social director.
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Mrs. Ruth Hopkins Entenains
OAR. Members With Songs

the Fourth Church Of Christ. scien-
list, in Detroit. and Is studying un.
der Prof. Fred Patton. head Of the
school of music at Michigan State
College. Mrs. Hopkins studied at
the Normal College under Prof.
Carl Lindegren preceding her mar
rlage.
Three groups OF songs were sung
by Mrs. Hopkins. all Of which were
American In composition except
for one number by Grieg. Miss
Sybil Krieghoff accompanied the
singer. Songs In the first group
were Ethelbert Nevin's "One Spring
Morning" JEANNE With the Light
Brown Hair" by Stephen Foster
and Ernest Charles Let Your Song
Fill My Heart" Group two consist
ed OF two songs, the first being
Grieg's mount Pincio." the other
Love Is the Wind" by Mac Fadden.
For group three, Mrs. Hopkins
sang "Ah Love But a Day" by Mrs.
Beach; Carrie Jacob Bonds my
Soul: and "Call Me No More" by
Charles Wakefield Cadman. Red
dicks arrangement OF Swing Low
Sweet Chariot" was sung for en-
core.
Miss Ann Gill presented three
violin numbers accompanied by
Miss Luoretia Case. following Mrs.
Hopkins selections. These we're
Spanish Dance" by Granados-
Kreisler. Bach's "Arioso," and "The
Son of the Puazta." by Kela Bella.
Tea was served following the must
cal. with Mrs. John 2. Gault and
Mrs. Joseph Thompson pouring.
At the business meeting. proceed
ing the musical program. Mrs. Ray
mond Dell announced that members
and friends had completed work on
~ WOODEN blankets for British chill
dren. The work consisted OF GRO
cheting around the edges OF each
blanket - we'll a. decorating them
with leather animal cutouts and
red "V's. Mrs. Dell said that five
windbreakers had been finished. and
that there was plenty OF material
for those who would like to work
on that project.
Twenty-one members cooperated
IN collecting for the Red Cross,
Miss Florence Shultes told mem
hers.
Four new Junior members were
welcomed by the regent, Mrs. Rich
ard Weir. They were Mesdames
Richard Eckert. Fred Peters. Rich
ard Warner. and Russell Kane.
Girl Scout Troop Number Nine
will be entertained at tea Wednes-
day afternoon at the home OF the
regent. at $3.50. The troop 10 spon-
sored by the club.
The December meeting. one OF
the two evening meetings of the
year, will be held December 10 at
the Literary Club. Husbands and
guests are invited, Mrs. Weir ad-
vised the Daughters.
Mrs. e. G.. Wiedman acting as
hostess for the day was assisted by
Mesdames ]. A. MacAllister, Rich
ard Weir. Fred Peters. c. L. Ting
ley, and Miss Minnie Homer.
Preceding the meeting an exscu-
tive board meeting was held at
the club, followed by a luncheon
given for the board members at the
home of Mrs. Joseph Thompson,
assisted by Mrs. John Gault.
Mrs. MacAllister was chairman
for the day.
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FACES HEARING

Jackson. Mich, Nov. 29-INE
Rudolph Zeigler, Jackson Prisl
guard, was to appear Friday for
hearing before Warden Harry JAG
son in connection with the escal
in Detroit Of Jack George, a lor
term convict. George, who h
been taken to Detroit to see hi
sick mother, eluded the guard al
ter entering the wasaroom Of q me
tor city hotel.
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over so members and guests Of
the Ypsilanti Chapter OF the Daugh-
tiers OF the American Revolution
enjoyed the songs OF Mrs. Ruth
Uuscombe Hopkins. former Ypsi-
lantian, now Of Detroit. who sang
at the November club meeting In
the Ladies' Literary Club Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. Hopkins. who is a mezzo-so-
prano. will be remembered by Ypsi-
lanai residents for her solo work at
the Church Of Christ. Scientist. At
present Mrs. Hopkins is soloist at
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pIREcToRsHIP OPEN

Lansing. Nov. 29-INS-Anyone
ambitious OF becoming director OF
revenue for Michigan must file APP
plication by December IL, Civil
Service Director Thomas ]. Will
son announced today. Although
the head OF the newly-created de-
partment will not be subject to civil
service regulations after taking Of
fice, his selection will be by the
Civic Service process. The $4,000
a-year post will be filed by Christ
mas, Wilson added.
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STRUCK. KILLED

Alpena, Nov. 29-Injuries suffer-
Cd Friday night when he was struck
By an automobile on highway US-23
caused the death Of Peter Joseph.
So. Police said the driver OF the
car reported Joseph stepped into
the path OF his macine.
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PLAN SAFETY RULES

Detroit, Nov. 20 ms = Sta
Highway Commissioner @. Donal|
Kennedy and Wayne Count
road commissioner today were Ia
vited to attend a conference To-
the purpose Of drafting safety rule,
for opening of newly-paved streets
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Normal College Calendar


$50 D. Registrar c. p steime Charles
McKenny Hail.
soo12oo D. m-Ph Sigma Epsilon party fraternity house
SUNDAY J
500 p m.-weseyan Guild supper, Methodist Church
6:45 D. m.-Wesminser League Presbyterian Church
Christian Youth Fellowship star
weather Hail.
700 m-Weeyan Guild meeting, Methodist Church
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ON TRAFFIC DUTY

Detroit, Nov. 29-lNS-ln an ef'
fort to stem the rising toll OF traf-
&c deaths In Detroit's northeast
section, 500 Boy Scouts represent
ing 81 troops will be on special traf-
nc duty Saturday, 1t was announc-
ed today.
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Attsnd Conferenes

Miss Anne Frankenberry, Miss
Adele Mathewson. and Rev. r. T.
Appleyard, rector OF st. Luke
Episcopal Church, went to Albion
Friday to take part in conference
on the Youth Movement in South
ern Michigan. Miss Frankenberry
and Miss Mathewson belong to the
Canterbury Club OF the Episcopal
Church. The talks and conferences
will last until o'clock this after
noon.
Merton Smith, Bedding. visited
his brother. Judson Smith and
friends in the city. Thursday.
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Custer last Wednesday.
Mrs. Luther Clark accompanied
her daughter. Mrs. Newton Squires.
to Ann Arbor Friday afternoon.
David Saffell came back with his
aunt, Mrs. Clark. His parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Saffen came az
ter him Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark and daugh-
ter Leona Mae entertained Thanks
giving day Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Clark, Mrs.
Cora Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Newton
Squires. Milan, Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
N. Crane. Jay Crane, children, Bet
ty Lee and James, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Dine. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Crane and two sons, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Hayes, Detroit, Mrs. Alta
Schrim, daughter Kay, Saginaw,
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Simmons,
Grand Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Simkiss and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Sim
kiss and family, Dearborn. Mrs.
Lucy Cline and daughter Marilyn,
Vernon. were Thanksgiving day
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jow-
EFT and children, Allison Rd. Mrs.
Cline. daughter and three nieces,
visited Mrs. Clarence Cline in The
afternoon. Mrs. Cline and daughter
remained to visit relatives here
until Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Strickland
and sons and friends, Detroit, visit
ed Clarence w. Cline Wednesday
evening.
Thursday the London W.S.C.S.
met at the Harrison HEIDI home
and tied comforts for Mrs. Heidi.
An offering for missionary work
was received. Dinner was served at
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hazlett,
children, jeanne and Joseph, were
Thanksgiving day guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Merle Hazlett and sons,
Toledo, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Hopkins and
children spent Thanksgiving day
with Mrs. Hopkins parents, Mr..
anu MTs. OudIlcb IlcIIob anu OlhSi
relatives near Ypsilanti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Straub have
rented the II. II. Cline house on
Turtle Hill Rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Newman,
Ann Arbor. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Ed
ward, Cone Rd.. Mrs. Tavern Kram-
err. Mrs. II. w. Kramer. nrs. George
walther, Mooreville. Mrs. Frances
Bird, G. A. Bird, and Walter HEIDI
we're Tuesday evening visitors at
the Clarence Cline home.
Rev. Luren Strait accompanied
his brother. Edwin Strait, Ypsilanti,
to vermontville Thanksgiving day
to be with their father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Newman, Ann
Arbor, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris New.
man and children and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry vogt and children. Monroe,
spent Thanksgiving day with Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Newman.
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pIEs oE RuRNs

Grand Rapids, Nov. 29-AP-Mrs.
Lillian Manning, 75, died Friday
night in Butterworth Hospital from
burns suffered Oct. % while drying
her hair before an oven.
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ATTENTION
CITY euescRiHG RS

The Ypsilanti Daily Press
wishes all subscribers to re-
ceivs their papers regularly
and promptly. In case Of poor
or non-delivery Of the Daily
Press Phone the Press office
at 40 before s p. m. or . .. m.
Saturday.
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Entertain Club

Mr.. and Mrs. Vernal H. Sevey en-
tertained the Cooperative Bridge
Club Friday night at their home.
The other members are DR.. and
Mrs. Max Shadley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Stevens and Mr.. and Mrs
Clifford TAFT, Plymouth.
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To Teach knlttlnu

Those who wish to do Red Cross
knitting aud those who wish to
learn to knit are invited to meet
with Mrs. Cora Kanftz at her home
on Bunce Rd.
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Ainsley-Mereness
Juniors Nominate
Officers For Year

At the Ainsley-Mereness Junior
Club meeting Friday afternoon,
nomination OF officers for 1912 was
conducted. The election will take
place at the next meeting. Decem-
Der ~.
Pearl Celebrezze. chairman OF
the Thanksgiving basket committee,
gave q report OF the basket and
box given a needy family. The
other members OF the committee
we're Joan Richards, Geneyieye
Spencer, and Joan Tooze. Mrs.
Pearl Celebrezze, director, thanked
the committee for their splendid
work in decorating and delivering
the basket.
Good deeds were reported by Joan
Richards. Betty Mead, Fanny Nor.
ford, June Gillette. Frances Mac
Donald. Marilyn Mitchell and Ellen
Slough.
The club voted to buy their out
going president a pin. II was voted,
after q suggestion by the director,
to have a drill team for next year
A poem, Three Old Ladies'" by
Mary Mapes Dodge. was read by
Pearl Celebrezze.
One candidate. Lois Owens. was
elected to membership.
The director appointed Betty
Mead and Joan Richards to help
get the scrap-book ready for a hos
pital children's ward.
Frances Macdonald entertained
with a piano selection, ITO and Fro
and was presented with a gift.
Fanny Morford and Jean Crescio
will entertain at the Dec. IL meet
ing.
Announce Birth
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Carlson,
Bella Vista Farms, announce the
birth OF a seven pound son In Boyer
Hospital this morning.
Edna Rhoades.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Renwick, New
Hudson, accompanied by their
guest, Mrs. Bertha Stone, Casnovia.
spent Friday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce Rorabacher, who are the
daughter and son-in-law of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ora Renwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Harvey, Al
toona, Pa, visited Mr.. Harvey's par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. N. A. Harvey,
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Brookins went
to Detroit today to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Grow.
Miss Manetta Heidmann, Wayne
University, will be guest OF Mrs.
Fred Frankeuberry this evening.
Clyde Gass. Southfield, visited
Ypsilsnti relatives Thursday.
Mrs. Lee Backus and daughter,
Marjorie. Mrs. Don PEBBLES. Mrs.
Leo Stachlewitz and daughter.
Margarine, Miss Ernestine Powers
and Miss Mary Parish attended the
Ballet Russo de Monte Carlo at
the Masonic Temple, Detroit, Fri
day evening.
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COMBINING TWO PLAYS

SOME OF the prettiest plays
In the game are those which COM
bine q lead-throwing end-play
with a squeeze. On a particular
late trick. the unhappy choice is
presented to a defender Of picking
one undesirable discard or an
other II he selects one. he let's
himself be squeezed into a situa-
ton in which a high card can be
dropped by the declarer. II he
tries the other. then he Is thrown
into the lead and must pitch back
right into the jaws Of a tenace.
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Christmas Vesper, Dec, q

A Christmas Vesper service at
London Church. Dec. 81 is being
planned under direction Of the pas
tor and the teachers. Mrs. Frances
Bird. Mrs. j. Edwards. Lee Bird.
Mrs. Arlia Cline, Mrs. Julia Hop
kins. Mrs. Dorothy Hammond and
Mrs. Celestine Hammond and as
sisted by Mrs. Nettie M. Gault.
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At Camp Custer

Lewis Miller. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Miller. entered Camp
Custer last Wednesday.
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Pastor Surprised

Friday evening, November 81, the
young people Of London Church
met with Rev. Luren Strait at the
church for the November meeting.
Quite q number OF the older people
Of the community kept coming but
1t wasn't until friends Of the Moore
vile Church began to arrive that
the pastor began TO realize that 1t
was a birthday surprise for him.
He was presented with q number
Of fine gifts. Refreshments were
served. Mrs. Joseph Hazlett baked
the birthday cake.
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Rally Attended

Mrs. Frances Bird. son Lee, Carl.
Ruth and Russell HEIDI. Robert
Cline. Merle Aston, Pauline Mae
Zieske, Gerald, Patricia and Gar
Meta Hopkins, Donna Rjdkovich,
Calvin and Adelore Painter at
tended the Youth Fellowship Rally
at Monroe Sunday evening.
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London News
ATTEND CONFERENCE

Al MILAN CnOHCn
London. Mich. Nov. sc. A.
Bird. Mrs. Frances Bird. Mrs. Jo-
seph Haslett, Mrs. George Ham
mond. Mrs. C. w. Cline. Rev. Lureu
Strait. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. HEIDI
attended thee First Quarterly Con-
ference at the Milan Methodist
Church Wednesday evening. At
this conference London and Moore
vile we're officially made separate
quarterly conference.
Mrs. Frances Bird was elected
lay delegate; Mrs. Tavern Kramer
alternate; and Mrs. Hammond.
quarterly conference recording
steward.
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Announce Birth

Announce Birth
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Carlson,
Bella Vista Farms. announce the
birth OF seven pound son in Boyer
Hospital this morning.
Edna Rhoades.
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SUNDAY SerVIces PIanned
Sunday evening. November 30,
Rev. A. E. Robinson will talk on
Chosen" at Sis p. m. The Youth
Fellowship meeting will be at 1880
p. m. The pastor Rev. Luren Strait.
will speak at the morning service
at IL a. m. Sunday School will be-
gin at 10 a. m. with Mrs. Frances
Bird as superintendent.
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sages were presented to each lady
White glads and lilies of the val
ley made a beautiful center piece
for the lace covered table. Dancing
followed with refreshments. Mrs.
Turner and Mrs. Janette Steward
prepared the dinner.
Mr.. Billy Law gave Pastel Tea
Sunday, August 10, to 5 p. m.
at the home of Mrs. William j.
Law, to honor Miss Ellen Terrence,
graduate of University of Oregon
School of Physical Education. Miss
Terrence leaves soon for Bennett
College, S. c., where she has ac-
copied an assistant professorship
in the school of Physical Educa-
ton. Miss Loretta Morton poured
assisted by Mesdames Ted Peck,
Willie Terrence and Miss Mildred
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Portland, Too. Bows
To Miss Ruby Lock

Mrs. John Turner of Spokane,
Wn. and Miss Ruby Lock of K. c.,
Mo-, arrived early last week to Wis
it the Bruce Locks in N. e. Victor
ia. Mrs. Turner and Miss Lock are
aunt and sister, respectively of
Mr.. Lock. Mrs. Turner, after a
brief visit, left for home. Miss
Lock remained through Monday.
On Sunday, 4 20 p, M, Mrs. Lock
received informally for the pleasure
of Miss Lock, a teacher in the e.
ementary schools in K. c. A half
hundred guests enjoyed meeting
the school MON. She has PERSONA.
ity plus, and was very attractive
in black net over taffeta, bodice
embroidered in white, shoulder
corsage of Portland rosebuds. The
hostess received in black lace, as
sisted by Mrs. L. o. Stone, wear
ing dainty yellow and green fof
NAL. Serving delectable refresh
ments were Mrs. Richard Farrell,
Mrs. o. j. Lay and Mrs. Margar-
cite Griffin. Golden glow, pink and
white glads were used on the re-
ception table in the dining and al
jacent rooms. Miss Lock left for
home late Monday.
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Spokane, Wn.
BY SybiI Stafford

Mr.. Jack Holsclaw, student of
the Western States College in
Portland, Oregon, is spending the
summer vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holsclaw.
Mrs. Lucille Parker gave a the
alter party in honor of her house
guest, Miss Anna Waggener OF
Yakima. Other guests were: Lii
liam Frances Stokes, Elsie Steph-
ems, Evelyn Davenport, Barnetta
Johnston, Jewel Wells, Zoe Paula
Houston and Jill Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Banks and
family left Monday, August A for
their home in Sedalia, Mo. They
were the house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Holsclaw.
Mr.. Walter Scott and daughter,
Miss Una Mae, returned from a
motor trip to Portland, where they
were the house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Belvin Williams. They were
accompanied on the return trip by
Jack Holsclaw.
Mrs. Ruth Thomas is visiting
with Mrs. Serena Coker. Mrs.
Thomas is en- route to California.
Preceding a theater party at the
Fox theater Saturday afternoon,
August 2, Miss Evelyn Davenport
entertained her guests, the Misses
Jewell Wells of Seattle, Anna
Waggener of Yakima, and Barnet
ia Johnston of Seattle at lunch
con in the Crescent tea room.
Mrs. Frances Marshall of Grand
Rapids, Iowa IS visiting with her
brother, Mr. AL Perkins.
The members of the Bethel AME
Sunday school enjoyed an outing
at Deer Lake August 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Houston and
family are spending few days at
Deer Lake.
Mrs. Frances Marshall, Cedar
r a p d S, Iowa and Mrs. Ruth
Thomas of Seattle worshipped at
Bethel AME church Sunday, Aug
ust 10.
rs There Any Word From The
Lord ?" was the subject of an in
teresting sermon delivered by Rev.
L. S. Mcneil last Sunday.