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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-12-11
Pine Bluff
BY Mrs. Ten Jones

ABOUT PEOPLE: Mrs. Sallie
A. Isabella OF 7l2 Norris St, re,
turned last week from . six weeks
vacation visiting such points AZ
Chicago as guest Of Mrs. Pearl
King, 1894 Vineennss Ave, Gary.
Indiana ~ guest Of Mrs. Catherine
Greer and Detroit, Mich. as guest
Of her brother. Charles f, Math-
ews. 1879 Delmar Eft, Mrs Isa-
bella reports very pleasant trip
Earl Williams in fight last Fri
day night, was critically wounded
but is resting very well now. :.
MIS-. Mary Lou Bradford left. +.
Sunday to spend two weeks in Me
Gehee as the guest Of her mother
and relatives David lIarbor pres
cnted his wife, Mrs. Sarah Harboi
with an expensive fur coat and
she is all smiles. Mrs. Gertrude
McNeal and Mrs. Smith motored to
Newport and Little Rock las
week on business. Alp Bradford
is up and able to be out again
Mr., and Mrs. Alfine Jones left
Wednesday for an extensive trip
visiting relatives ana friends out
east. Mesdames Katie Dole,
Myrtle M. Jones and |. Anderson
were elected delegates to the AME
Missionary Quadrennial Conven-
ton which will convene in July
1913 in Little Rock. The members
of St. John and Allen Temple A.
M. +. Churches are very proud to
have their pastors, Revs. Green
and Hankins returned to them for
another year The members Of
Ward Chapel AME Church re-
gret the transferring of their
pastor, Rev. J. B. Shumpert to
Little Rock. Ward Chapel's pastor
will ho sent from another Con
ference. The sale of the State
Press is growing rapidly. Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Jones have II boys
and girls selling the Press. i.
Namely Howard Brewster Thee
dis Jones, Jerome Henderson, Les
ter Minor, Dan Lee Jones, John
James, Harris, Mcrririce Ross,
Ray Ross, Fred Allen, Horton
John Wesley, Beatrice Jones, and
Little Mana Ross. See them and
get your paper.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-12-11
College Station
BY Talmadge Body


SCHOOL NOTES: Monthly Forum
at the Junior High School, with
Mrs. f. b. Lowe as sponsor will
be held in the school auditorium
on Sunday, Dec. 13 at 1880 p, m,
Mrs. Sadie Il. Woods will be the
principal speaker and the public
is invited to attend. Students
quota for the recent Red Cross
Drive for this community was So,
but they contributed $3.50, going
over in a big way. The Thanks
giving play given by the primary
grades was very entertaining, with
upper grades furnishing special
numbers. The Gilkey Sisters
were good with Rosie Green, tenor
and Devolia johnson, baritone. u.
The spirit Of Thanksgiving was
shown when the school sent out II
gift baskets. The NFA boys,
sponsored by Prof. Gaines plan to
go to McAlmont next week to
spend the day with Prof. Woods
and his group. From Our Church
es The Ziron Wheel Sunday school
met at the usual hour, attendance
was poor due to inclement wealth
err and collection reported as 81.
A general review Of the lesson
was given by the Supt. The first
Sunday is set aside each month
FOR Communion Day but yet grief
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-12-11
Plummerville
Ry NOrmendia G.. Odom

OUR COMMUNITY: We regret
that C. II. Sneed has been very i'll
but is showing steady improve
ment. Home from Camp Edward
Mass, was |. II. Donald as guest
of relatives and friends last week
end. Friends and neighbors met
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. n.
W. Roberts and assisted them in
canning 500 lbs of meat last week,
The PTA is still alive and regular
meetings are held on Tuesday
nights of each week. Church News
Sunday School was led by Supt,
Jewel M. Bell and attendance was
low due to inclement weather. A
review of the lesson was given
by Prof. Simmons, teacher of I'm
ion Chapel. Mrs. Florence Brew
er, president of Women's work is
back home again after visiting in
Ohio. Alfred Brewer, Assist Supt.
and son Ct Mr.. and Mrs. f. Brew
er now with the armed service
sent 81 to the Sunday School ON
last Sunday and also the follow
ing letter:
Camp Claiborne, La.
Dec. /, 1912.
To the Mt. Olive Bapt Sunday
School:
AS former ASST. Supt., | am Ger
tain it is my duty to write you.
| must say that | miss all Of you.
| am taking this opportunity, too,
to express my appreciation for the
opportunity Of serving you ibr
the last year as worker in the
Sunday School department.
| regretted to leave, but as YOU
know | had to go as others have
gone. However, may you continue
your good works in the future
as you have in the past and some
day l know you will reach your
goal.
/ am praying for you. | am not
there but you are still my Sunday
School and | will never forget you.
Continuously praying Gods bless
ings upon you, | am,
Yours in His name.
Pvt. Alfred w. Brewer.
We also regret that Treasurer
of the Sunday School, James Pay
ne and Mr.. C. Braddock' trustee
of the church also left for the
armed service.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-12-11

the grass,
And some highway happier make;
If you can't be = "Muskie" then
just be bass,
But the liveliest bass in the brake
We all can't be captains, some
have to be crew
There's something for all Of US
here,
There's work to be done and we've
all got to do.
Our part in a way that's sincere,
If you can't be a highway, then
just f,e a trail;
II you can't be the sun, be q star;
1t isn't by size that you win or
you fail,
Be the best Of whatever you are!
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-12-11
WOOdsOn
By Mrs. X. Is. MeMurray


The six churches and Sunday
Schools of this community are re-
ported progressing nicely. Rev
A. C. Williamson returns to Brooks
Chapel CME Church for the third
year, Here's hoping for him a
successful years work.
The Woodson PTA met last Fri
day at the school with it's Presi-
dent, Mrs. II. N. Perkins presid-
ing, After very good business
session, very delightful repast
was served by some Of the 7th
grade girls. A membership drivs
has been launched by the PTA
President: the results Of which will
be announced later, They are urg
ing more parents to attend ~
these are problems to be solved
concerning their children.
Private Sylvester Russell and
Seaman Nelson Biggs were home
on leave for Thanksgiving Day. .
Mr.. @. r. Bryant, chauffeur for a
General in an Arizona Army
Camp, is homo on a nine day leave
We are glad to have him,
The membership of the Woodson
Band is increasing and in band
it's always the more the merfier.
With Prof Randolph as instructor
and Mr. Mckinley Surratt as presi
dent, the band is progressing rap
idly in every respect. We are all
anxiously waiting their next ap-
pearance.
Mrs. McMurray, reporter for
Woodson, take this means of ask
ing the reporters for the church
and other organizations to pleas
turn III their reports to her not
later than Friday of each week.
You may contact her at the school
or after o'clock at her home.
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stricken due to the loss of his wife
the pastor postponed same Sun
day. Members are praying that
he Will find some comfort soon.
$1,000 was raised on the repairing
fund for the church and officers
We're elected with many retaining
same position. 1t is reported that
Mrs, Forest member Of Pilgrim
Rest Baptist Church is seriously ,
The son ai Rev, +. A. Gold. pastor
of Pilgrim Rest Bapt. Church is
home, although recently reported
as missing in action with the L,
s. Navy. Allean Body is church
reporter.
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conducted by the pastor with Pres
Jesse Rhodes in charge of the B
T. U. when the pastor had charge
of a Bible drill. Circle No. l met
at the home Of Sister Roxie Story
Monday evening. Circle No. 2 met
Monday evening at the homo OF
Mrs. Florine Simpson. Bethel A
M. f. Church; Pastor Covingtor
presided at the Sunday school hour
Personal News: Pvt. Guessie Her.
mon Perkins, Camp Jefferson
Branch, New Orleans, La, was
weekend guest of his aunt and
uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Pom
dexter. Jerry Moss left for his
home in Los Angeles after a
months visit with his folks. Cpl
Hodric Lewis and Sgt Ernest
Bushanan of TT. Hauchuca, Ariz
are visiting relatives and friends
in the city Mesdames Geneva
Tuggles and lola F. Greens left
Sunday for Boston, Mass where
they will join their husbands, Sgt.
Freddie Tuggles, 385th Div. Camp
Everett and First Glass Mess At
tendant, Roscoe T. Green of the
u. S. n. accompanied by Mrs.
Irene White, who will make her
home in Albany, N. Y. We wish
them all a successful trip. Asst.
Supervisor of War Service Pro
ject, McClinton c. Num- Of Little
Rock visited the Adult Education
Center, Oaklawn, giving helpful
information to Mrs. s. Savage, in
structor A benefit coffee was
given for the PTA in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. K Burns, those re-
Clustering We're Mesdames Lillian
Pruitt, Gertrude Tyree, Cora John
son, Misses Nalla Dean McFadden,
Jessie Lee Johnson, Mesdames
Mary Moon. Alpha Morgan Lena
Burns. Misses Bette Joe and Ne
vada Williams, Bette Jean Young
Mesdames Laura Porter, Edna S.
Conway, J. L. Swift, Laura Lou
johnson, Daisy Stuart, Grant Da-
venport, Ellen Powell, Georgia
Witherspoon, Miss Margaret A.
Morris. Bertha Jones, Mesdames
Hattie Shaw, Joe Ella Taylor, Prof
I. A. Clark, Milton Gamble, Vel
ma Pennington Tressie Louder
milk, Charline Milaus, Mary Yer
ger, Mollic Wilson. Death; We
regret the passing Of Mr., lobe
Wilson who passed November 30th
end funeral services were held at
Bethel AME Church, Dec. 4. We
extend our deepest and heartfelt
sympathy to the family and re
member He knows best.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-12-11

day school lesson at McGehee
Chapel Bapt church with F, &.
Gray, Supt., last Sunday, and also
brought the morning message.
Rev. r. G. Grimes, pastor Of Nc
Gehee Chapel has announced that
Rev. Lunor Green will he guest
speaker ON Sunday, Dec. 20, The
No. Singing Class wishes to
thank all friends for their coopers-
ton III tho nights anniversary
drive which Melted S2e.70
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-12-11

Cross recently, Star players are
Doris Lee French, Veotis Lee,
Doris Jean Dcbbin and Maggie LIE
Grande, expecting to win all gam
es. The Home Economics Club Of
the 9th grade elected Tometta vii
liams, Maryland Stringer and
Dorothy Mae Wilson as officers.
News reporters elected irons
the school are Sadie Hightower,
9th grade, Maggie lie Grande. Ruth
Evelyn Gowns, sth Grade, Eva
Ross, sth Grade and Leola Lee,
10th Grade.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-12-11
Malvern News
BY Hazel Cock

by Hazel C0Ok
HERE AND THERE; New Hope
Bapt, Sunday School was presid-
ed over by Supt. |. S Bennett, with
lesson review by Rev. Nolen, pas
tor and Class No. 6 receiving the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-12-11
HOPE
NEWS

RISING STAR BAPT CHURCH
The Sunday School was in general
and was taught by II. l.. Washing
Ton, with review by 3 Mr.. Spears,
Lonoke Baptist Church: Supt. Har
ris WAS in charge Of the Sunday
School. BTU program was render
ed by group No. 3 Visitors pres
ent were X. J. |. Blakely, Rev.
Sweden, both speaking words of
inspiration. Devotional services
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-12-11

w Cl Y WIN w NSb
by Rev. Sweden
Ind the Lord s
Supper was ser
we'd. Total COL
lection was $S5.-
SIS.
Garrett Chapel
Baptist Church
Bro Jesse Rhodes
Hl tSlutN ul lilS
Sunday School
hour and good
attendance was
reported Morn
ing service was
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McGehee News


Mrs. Florence Galhreath ant
Mrs. Beatrice Mason of Cleveland
Ohio are visiting their sisters Mrs
l. M. Patterson and Mrs Luell;
Graves and neice Miss Marguerite
Graves here. Robert Archery anc
Miss Augusta Wimhlery were
quietly married last Wednesday
night at the home of the brides
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
Hill have as their guest this week
the formers sister, Mrs. Alice
Washington and little daughter
Earnestine of Helena. Mrs. Cal
win Hill spent few days visiting
with her aunt and other friends in
Warren and was accompanied back
home by little Tommie Wilson who
will spend several weeks with his
uncle and aunt, Mr., and Mrs. Cal
vim Hill. A Brooks left Tues
day for Camp Robinson to Join the
armed service. Mr.. Brooks was
formerly employed at the Federal
Compress. Geore Johnson, train
porter for the MOP is spending a
few days with his family. Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Johnson have as
guest their daughter Mrs. Bea-
trice Lacey of Chicago, ILL.,, M.
and Mrs. James Monroe had as
their guest, Mrs, Monroe's sister,
Mrs. Ethel Ferman and three chill
dren of Lake Providence, La, Van
Robinson left Saturday morning
to spend the Weekend with his
sister, Mrs, Hazel Kidd Of West
Helena DR.. j, G.. Shaw speCt
last Sunday with his brother Dr.
J. b. Shaw Of Memphis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thurlow d. Peete of Pine
Bluff spent THANKSGIVING with Mr.
and Mrs. T. A. Peete. Young
Mr.. Feete is in Richmond Calf,
Mt this writing.
FROM THE CHURCHES Rev.
G. N. Ship, pastor Of st. Peters
AME Church returned to his
charge Sunday and served rs pei
sons in the Communion services
after a highly spiritual sermon.
With Il determination to join in
the move to eliminate the debt Of
Shorter College, plans for the
new year have been laid. The
Ministers Alliance met Monday
with DR.. w. c. Campbell, presi-
dent. Visiting here is the moth
er of Rev. A. Newman from Tullu-
lab, La, Although a young min.
lister, Rev. Newman Is making a
fine record. Services on Xmas
morning will h held at Evening
Star Baptist Church at early
morning with Rev. w. c. Camp.
bell bringing the message, and
services to be conducted by Rev
T. c. Evans, with Rev G. N
Ship as alternate. The No.
Singing choir of McGehee Chape
Baptist Church met at their usua
hour Wednesday night with II. X
Whately president and John Ellis
teacher. The Silver Rose Quartz
and also the Four Notes me-
Thursday night at their usua
hour with John Ellis, Genera
manager. State Missionary, Rev
IA. Il. Reddick reviewed the Sun.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-12-11
THE BEST

If you can't be the pine on the top
Of the hill.
Be a scrub in the valley, but be
The hest little scrub by the side Of
the hill;
BE q bush if you cart be a tree.
If you can't be bush, H. a bit of
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-12-11
Texarkanians
N F w s

ing have returned from Camden
where they attended the Annual
Conference. Recent nductees are
Pvt. Leroy Jackson and X. d. Me
Donald.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-12-11

Carol Rucker, sr,, Lizzie Jones,
Nellie NJ. York, Lola Mccoy, Cal
lie Harper Minnie Smiley, Sarah
St. Clair, Ophelia Walton and
Callie Cravens.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-27
New York Talent to
Appear in Ann ArbOr

Ann Arbor. Mich Apr 27-The
Ann Arbor Dramatic Season today
announces other New York actors
who have been engaged TO appear
during the current festival Edith
Atwater. Doris Dalton. Anne Burr,
Katherine Bard. Margaret Mullen.
Daisy Anterior. and Ruth Attway
are among those recently signed
in New York.
Miss Atwater will be seen here as
Linda in No Time for Comedy
Miss Dalton will appear in Petit
coat Fever as well as playing op-
posite Francis Lederer and Miss
Atwater in NO Time for Comedy.
Ruth Attway will also be in the
Behrman comedy which opens the
run.
Suspect will star Florence
Reed with Carl Benton Reid. Marg.
aret Mullen and Daisy Atherton
will appear in this production with
Miss Mullen remaining to play in
Charles Aunt Anne Burr and
Katherine Bard will appear in the
final play OF the season. Charles
Aunt which stars Jose Ferrer
with Uta Hagen.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-27
CoIdwater, SturgiS. Flint
Winners in Band Contests

Ann Arbor, Mich. Apr. 27-High-
est possible ratings, class one, were
awarded to high school marching
bands from Coldwater. Sturgis and
Flint Central at the annual Michi-
gan Band and Orchestra Festival
held Saturday in Ann Arbor.
White Pigeon. Roseville, and
Marlette bands were awarded sec
ondary ratings in the marching di.
vision.
Class A concert bands winning
awards were River Rouge, Flint
Central, Muskegon. Holland, class
one and Marlette, class two.
Bands in Glass B winning class
one awards were oxford, Grand
Vile. and Adrian, while Lapeer,
Hilsdale, Sturgis, Mt. Pleacant re-
ceived class two awards and Wall,
ed Lake. Clawson, Lowell Mt Nor.
ris. Milford, Nassar. and DAWSON,
class three.
Class c included. class one, Fow-
lerville. WILLIAMSON, Webberyille,
White Pigeon, Paw Paw; class two,
Clinton. Napoleon, Okemos, Elkton
and Almont. class three, Brighton,
Onstead, Ortonville, Bronson, and
| Litchfeld
Orchestra awards were. Class
A Flint Central. Hamtramck, Mus
kegon, class two; Class B. Hills.
dale, class one: Lowell, Adrian.
class two: Glass c. University High
School, Ann Arbor. class two.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-27
DR.. ACKERSON,
MILAN, CALLED
FUNERAL SERVICES TO BE
WEDNESDAY AT
O'CLOCK
Especial TO the Daily Pressl

iNpeCldl 10 the Ddliy fIeSsJ
Milan. Mich. Apr. 27-Dr James
Lee Ackerson, So. succumbed sud
denly at his home, 2if Ferman
Ave. Sunday morning following a
heart attack. Dr. Ackerson had
been in poor health for several
months. but was thought to be i'm
proving
He was the son OF the late DR..
James Willard and Mary Acker-
son and was born in Chelsea May
%. 1882. The family moved TO
Manchester in 1900 and he was
graduated from the Manchester
High School in 1902 He was grad
uated from the Grand Rapids Vet.
Urinary College in the class OF
1904 and came to Milan in the
spring OF 1905 and had since prac-
ticed veterinary surgery.
His marriage to Miss lrms Mead
took place June 10, 1912. He
served in the First World War.
was a past master of Milan Lodge
No. 529, F. and a. NJ, a member
OF the York chapter, Royal Arch
Masons, Ann Arbor Commandery
OF the Knights Templar, the Milan
chapter, No. LOG Order of the East
ern Star. of the American Neterin-
airy Medical Society Michigan
State Veterinary Medical Society,
and Michigan-0hio Veterinary
Medical Society.
Surviving are his wife and one
sister Miss Nellie Ackerson. Man.
chester.
Funeral services will be in the
Milan Stevens and Bush Funeral
Home Wednesday afternoon at 3
70 clock. Rev. William A. Johnson,
OF the Methodist Church, will Of
ficlate and interment will be in
Marble Park Cemetery. Friends
may call at the home until IL
O'Clock Wednesday
The burial services will be in
charge OF the Masonic Order and
the military rites will be by the
Milan American Legion post. Past
masters OF the Masonic Lodge will
act as pallbearers Milan stores
will be closed during the time o!
the services.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-27
University Students Pay
Fines For DiSorderIineSS

Ann Arbor, Mich. Apr Fines
OF 1885 each were imposed Satur-
day on TWO University students.
Richard Collins. o. Detroit. and
Richard Glustaison, Is. Iron Noun
tain. by Justice Harry Reading.
They pleaded guilty 10 charges OF
disorderly conduct
In Circuit judge samples court
Saturday, Eli Russell 80, 31l s.
Adams ST. Yps.lahti. a worker at
the Ford bomber plant waived ex-
tradition and was ordered returned
TO Mississippi where he will face
charges Of removing mortgaged pro-
perty from the state He is charged
with taking a car encUmbered by
an unpaid mortgage 10 Michigan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-27
REPORTED MISSING

Ann Arbor, Mich. Apr 27-Fred
Wilke, Route 4. Ann Arbor was re
ported missing by his employer,
Miss Roberta ] Lyons, of the
Lyons Riding Academy on s. State
ST He was last seen early Satur-
day morning wearing his working
clothes. He was described at 5
foot 4 inches tall weighing $50
pounds, having black hair. parted
in the middle, and brown eyes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-27
FOREST FIRE RAGING

Marquette, Mich, Apr. TAP
Hundreds of woodsmen and yolun.
teers fought on today 10 hold back
the forest fire raging in West
Branch Township eight miles south
east Of this city and no early help
from rain was expected. Light
showers fell in the course Of the
night. but this did little to help the
fighters who have seen the blaze
advance across $500 acres OF hard
wood slashings and second grow m
Jackpine in three days
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-27
REPORTED MISSING

Ann Arbor, Mich. Apr 27-How-
ard Clark. "a. was reported missing
Sunday evening by Mrs Cecil Muir
ray, Mercywood Sanitarium He
was described as hye loot eleven
inches tall. weighing 1875 pounds,
having blue eyes and brown hair
and wearing light brown coat and
flannel trousers. His home is in
Battle Creek.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-27
NEW Racket

Ann Arbor. Mich Apr. PA new
racket was attempted by WON.
an who took her shoes of at -.
Thomas rummage sale 2l7 z. HUI
ron 81, Saturday and claimed that
someone had stolen them while she
was trying on another pair. The
woman told the manager OF the
sale that those shoes were valued
at 81 or IS and that she wanted
restitution. The manager had no.
ticed that the claimant had an old
black pair on when she entered
and that no money would be re-
funded until report was made 10
the police Needless 10 say the
customer left. satisfied with A
white pair o. rummage sale shoes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-27
Ann Arbor Neu1s
New Officers Installed
by Ann ArbOr Lions Club

Ann Arbor. Milh- Apr 27-The
Michigan onion VAS the scene Of
The inst citation Of new officers Of
The Ann Arnor Lions CLUB Saturday
evening
The officers are John Alexander.
president; Clayton Hollis, first vice
president. Lyle Ihayel second
vice president. Fred Arnet third
vice president. Fred Ellis. secre-
tsry Harold Leopard treasurer, L..
G. kimball. lion tanner Richard
HOLSTER. tail twister and A Gill
bert Clark and Milton kendrick.
directors.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-27
FroStlk Named Head of
SChooImaSterS' Club

Ann Arbor. Mich Apr 27-New
president of the Michigan School
masters Club is Robert W. Frostik.
superintendent of the public
schools in Wyandotte The vice
president Will be Robert Linton,
registrar Of Michigan State College.
and Miss Mabel Woodward princi-
pal OF Western High School De-
troit will be new member Of exc.
cutive board.
DR.. H. A, Tape president Of
Northern State Teachers College
Marquette. and former principal OF
Lincoln Consolidated School. Ypsi-
lsnti, is the retiring president.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-27
BOATS TAKEN

Ann Arbor. Mich Apr 27-Two
white fishing boats. II feet long,
were taken from Whitmore Lake
since last Monday according 10
Ralph Lewright, lis W. Joy Rd,
and Charles Brooks. POI E. Liberty
81. owners of the boats
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-27
TIRE. WHEEL RECOVERED

Ann Arbor Mich. Apr 27-John
Burgar. 965 Carver St Ypsilanti.
has recovered the spare tire and
wheel that was taken from his car
Sunday Mrs Cedric 5 Wood. 407
Pauline ST reported that someone
had left A tire and wheel in her
front yard-the same taken from
Burgar.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-27
oeERvEs ANNIVERSARY

Ann Arbor Mich, Apr 27-Sat-
urday Karl F. Ziefle, Ann Arbor
shoe merchant. observed his 50th
anniversary of working on Main
St At the age OF Is, he started
working in the former A D. Seyler
and Son Store at 1903 y Main st.
In 1909 he went into partnership in
store on Main St with Edward
Missile. who passed away in 1897.