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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Rens s Plays
Autos Sunday

Another strong pro basketball
team invades Detroit this Sunday
when New York Renaissance team
plays Auto Club in the feature Of
the usual Six-game program al
Holy Redecmcr.
The schedule
Evening star., 1942-07-12

13e E ST. s.E-Lsrse front room with
twin beds; gentlemen; close to Capitol
ond Navy Yard.
Evening star., 1942-07-12

100 EAST CAPITOL-Large. airy. clean.
basement room: cooking facilities; lights
Rent. S37 so month. Excellent trans
portation
Evening star., 1942-07-12

| 5O7 FOREST GLEN RID, Sill. Spe, Md
Studio bedroom. nicely furnished, private
bath. adjoining study: private home good
environment convenient transportation.
SH 3265
Evening star., 1942-07-12

1889 ALLISON ST. Nw.-Gentlemen; lse.
bedroom. twin beds. pvt. home; conv. trans.
RA. 43es.
CHEVY CHASE. D. CO comfortable rooms
and bath. End floor, private home. Wo.
1854.
Evening star., 1942-07-12

LARGE ROOM good ventila ton; Protes;;
tant couple or 2 girls. Call Atlantic b94Z
n m
Evening star., 1942-07-12

GEORGETOWN-Larg attractive room,
private home, for gentle men; twin
beds, unlim. phone: ref. req. MI. 1919.
1643 HOBART ST N.W.-Laree room,
near bath gentle gentleman only; near
18th st. bus, Mt. Pleasant cars; adult
family.
Evening star., 1942-07-12

TWO ADJOINING SINGLES, clean, COM
fortably furnished, adjacent bath prefer
established women, 80 to 90 years: no
Satilrdav and Sunday Call DI bG0i ~.
Evening star., 1942-07-12

2s1s RTTTENHOUSE ST. N.W-Nice
room. twin beds, next bath: lovely sur
roundings; telephone. ewes. or Sunday any
time; S25 each: meals optional. OR. 77s5.
Evening star., 1942-07-12

1855 18th ST NW-Beautifully furn.
large rm., new modern bath, shower; un-
limited phone; girls.
Evening star., 1942-07-12
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

win beds. tub and shower porches and
ward; > blks. from transp.; avail. 18th.
ynnflemen preferred NO S2l3.
Evening star., 1942-07-12
ROOMS WANTED.

QUIET GENTLEMAN desires small fur
nished room in downtown section. Box
Evening star., 1942-07-12

Sq15 MASS. AVE. N.W-Front room, pri-
yate bath, for , gentlemen; S25 each.
Noodley 4s47 after 9 Sat, all day Sun.
MASTER BEDROOM. private Law, shower;
suitable for 2; near 2 bus lines. 2022
klinele I'd NV AID 41O3
Evening star., 1942-07-12

14OO BLOCK EUCLID Nw-Bedroom and
living room freshly decorated next bath,
private family. l or gentlemen: S26 Tor
one; S36 for two. Adams 1857.
Evening star., 1942-07-12

b427 CAROLINA PL. NW-Basement
studio room with inclosed porch near
transportation; privileges available Phone
Emerson 944g
Evening star., 1942-07-12

3os TAYLOR ST. N.W.-Dble. rm., near
| bath, S4 wkly.; men only. Phone Ran
dolph 1903. Near bus and car line.
207 CLAIMING ST NE-Master bedrm
3 windows; well furn.; phone unlim.; on
bus line. pvt family HO nSS0
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-13

up a book and tossed il aside.
He felt the need of company.
The morning on the island had
been fun, and he frowned at
thought Of the afternoon stretch
ing ahead in loneliness.
Marie came TO tidy the YER
anda. Have you seen Miss Ran
som, Marie?' he asked.
She went off with MIR.
Mack, sir
Have you seen Mr. Lorton?"
lie went off with the elder
Miss Mack, sir
The younger Miss Mack is
i'm the rockery, sir
When Nigel arrived there,
Peggy was putting a handkcr-
chief over the face Of the sleep
ing Badly to keep the flies off
him.
She saw Nigel and put her
fingers to her lips. "Sh,' she
said. Don't disturb him, his
voice needs a rest Then she
took Nigels arm. Let's 60 OK
pIoring.'
Peggy congratulated herself
as she and Nigel tip tocd from
the roCkcry. She congratulated
herself O ma neat piece of or
gauizing. but she realized that
II was still too soon 10 mOuopo-
lie Nigel If only they could
explore and find Fay and Mich
aoI II Michael was all his eyes
promised underneath his re-
serve and IL he had the lnitia-
tive that was a common posses
sion Of the rest Of the Mack
family. then there was a dis
luct chance that they would
find him with Fay i'm such close
proximity that Nigel would bc
further discouraged.
Badly, with luck and protcC-
ton from the flies, would sleep
until II was too late 10 think Of
returning TO New York that day
and meanwhile she would get
some new ideas As if she need
ed thcml
(TO BE Continued
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. SERIAL STORY
FRANTIC WEEKEND
COPYRIGHT, 1912,
NEA SERVICE, INC.

simple by compliance.
I've just been looking at the
aerial map OF this place and
there should be d wonderful
view from a spot near here
Good said Fay. I'D love
walk. Coming Baldy?"
You'll ruin your shoes if you
do. % said Michael. And those
pants
Peggy laid a restraining hand
on BaIdy'S sleeve as the other
two moved off.
Il did my best" she said. I'll
fix il again for you"
"Awl" ierked Badly. Forget
it. I'm getting out"
"Ungratcful, that's what she
is said E,gy. After all
you've done for her"
That's no all" said Badly,
glad of some sympathy. I've
trampCd my feet to the ankles
for that girl and talked my hair
and teeth out to get her where
she is or where she was.
I've sat IN at parties till ] was
under the table getting the boys
TO give her the right stuff in the
press, lost a couple hundred
bucks at poker with Pinchcll TO
get her i'm his column with the
right slant - and what do I get
for it,
"Iugratitude, said Peggy.
"Ingratitudc, " echoed Badly.
At that opportunC moment
Marie came into the rockery, a
cool cleft of flowers sunk i'm the
hillside. She was carrying a tray
with two tall glasses, one with
Collins and the other with lem
onade. Ice tinkled invitingly.
Baldy's eyes popped hopefully.
us that what you wanted,
Miss"
yes, thank you, Marie"
said Peggy She turned TO Badly.
Il ordered this just TO help you
along with Fay, but since she
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-13
SLEEPING BEAUTY
BY EDMUND FANCOTT
CHAPTER XVI

OH shrillcd Peggy as she
saw Badly, registering with Fay
the intimation that she would
have been less surprised to see
the Nizam Of Hyderabad on a
purple elephant
Bright girl, was Baidy's
mental note, as Peggy had in
tended it should be.
Fay camouflaged slig b (
frown as she saw Badly. A nui-
sance, if she had 10 resume the
whole argument with him all
over again, and the concert par
~ idea would best be promoted
with the rest Of the party for
moral support and Badly con-
scious of the limelight. She NOV
ed TO 90, but Badly caught her
hand and drew her down beside
him.
Listen, honey, we got TO
talk this thing over. I'm get
ting out of here this afternoon.
driving straight down to New
York. We gotta get this thing
clear. You needn't come. All you
gotta do is sign a bit of paper
and III get out and leave YOU.
You can stay up here - stay
up here a week If you like he
offered, maguanimously Then
we'll get together and work out
the details.
Fay was coolly silent and
Peggy looked around hopefully.
Sure enough, her brother came
round into the rockery and his
face III up as he saw them sit
ting there. What co operation
With a quick glance at his sister
he caught her wink and made
his attack.
"Hullo Fay, hullo Badly" He
caught Fay's hand and pulled
her from the seat She came
with great willingness. She saw
her escape from Bsldy made
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is gone I might as well take the
lemonade
you've got brains" said Bal
dy grudgingly.
I've got more than brains, -
said Peggy.
Hey said Badly to the re-
treating Marie. Same again"
He turned TO Peggy. you gotta
have brains TO think OF that
I'm not like some people, be
said Peggy. Always thinking OF
themselves and what suits them
| think a girl has to think of 9TH
crs."
You said E." gruntcd Badly,
taking a long drink and feeling
better for it How long do you
reckon it takes to get to Mon
treal from this place.
"An hour for a man like you.
two for most grinned Peggy.
But Marie will be back in a
minute
Marie way. When she came
back the third time Badly was
telling Peggy the whole story
of his life. Peggy was listening
as though she was hearing for
the first time a story for which
she had waited all her teens.
She had learned from Nyra.
who had impressed upon her at
various times that the only way
TO make a deep impression on
a man is 90 listen TO him attcn-
lively at the very times when
you'd rather not A handy trick
for her bag OF couspiracies. she
decided
Two n one day. thought Peg
gy. was quite good going.
Nigel woke up from his aft
Cr-lunch nap and looked around
for cOmpanIOnship for the aft
crnoon, feeling sure nc would
find Fay where ne had last seen
her He was disappointed. Only
Fcrdy'S aunt was knitting ON
the deserted veranda. He look
cd around for Peggy but she
was missing. No, Aunt Deborah
didn't know where she had gone
He picked up an illustrated mas
szine, put IL down again, picked
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-13
% MIND YOUR
MANNERS

Test your knowledge of cor
rect social usage by answer
ing the following questions,
then checking against the
authoritative answers below:
/. May the hostesSes Of an
afternoon tea given b. an or
ganization wear evening dresses
and silver or gold slippers?
2. Should a man step out Of
a crowded elevator before the
woman with him if he is stand
ing in front of her?
3. When d man starts TO pick
up something woman has
dropped, is it gracious for her
to say, Don't bother and reach
for it herself?
4. Should a man SIT still and
let a woman move a chair?
5. Should a man rise when
he is introduced TO another man?
What would you do f
You are reading half Of the
evening paper while your hus-
band reads the other half
Ca) Read anything interest
ing out loud to him.
.b) Read your half silently
and don't interrupt him2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-13
CASTOR PoMACE IMPORTS

The United States imported
1000 long tons of castor romace
into South Carolina from the
United Kingdom, and 296 long
tons into Virginia from the
Netherlands, during January
1910.
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TOMORROW EVENING

500 r. NJ.
WWJ-To be announced
NJR-Eddfe Marehoft
wXYZ-Show Worlo
CKIW-News
sos r. NJ.
CKLW-NuSic
SIS r. NJ.
wWJ--To be announced
WXYZ-Little Orphan
Annie
CKIW-Turf Club
$3.50 r. 81
WWJ-Nusic
WJR-Sl0E Along
wXYZ-Dav In Review
CkLW-JaCk Armstrong
b:45 p NJ
WWJ-NRn in the Navy
wJR-ScatterGood Baincs
WXYZ-Ive Got Your
Number
CKLW--CapL Midnight
600 T.. VI
wWJ-TySon's Sports Re
view
WxYZ- Escorts g. Betty
WIR-News
Music Magic
CKLW-Rollin Home
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CTo BE Continued

NcrCaptan is the vIlCSt smell
ing compound that man has ever
invented.
Evening star., 1942-06-07

it all about this time, Inspector" she says
when they are alone.
IT'S about you" says Dan. Lieutenant
Dunbar wants to see you in the morning. On
account OF" he says. your kid brothers got
cop trouble"
Kitty sighs. This new job on the J A B
sure has you whacky." she says. Since when
have got kid brother"
OINCE this afternoon" says Dan. His
name is Mussy and he is the homeiest. nasti-
est little mug you ever did see" He gives
her the whole setup. He says how can he tell
poor half-blind dame like Mrs. Kane that
her kid is pushover for reform school? The
only thing to do is invent relative for
Mussy
Kitty doesn't say anything when he fin
ishes. Then, after about a minute. smilingly
she says:
Inspector. of all the crazy. ridiculous
things you have done, this is the worst! It's
outrageous and - and love you more than
ever!" Then she throws her arms around his
neck and kisses him.
Mussy is waiting for them the next morn
ing on the tenement steps. Hi, fatfoot." he
jeers. without taking the cigarette from be-
tween his teeth.
Stand up. you little ape" says Dan.
yanking him to his feet. This lady is going
to fix you up with the lieutenant She's going
to be your sister"
Mussy looks Kitty over and grins. Il don't
mind" he saws i've seen worse Let's 60
baby"
Lieutenant Dunbar is waiting for them.
and he is sure surprised to find a tough little
guy like Mussy has such nice sister. He
makes his usual speech to Kitty - how the
department wants to cooperate with the kids
Evening star., 1942-06-07

but all the time there is a look in his eye that
says he will be back with his gang as soon as
he can wear Kitty down.
But Lieutenant Dunbar is happy about it,
anyway. Besides the reports from Kitty. he
hears from playground directors and club
leaders, and they all agree Mussy is on the
up and up since the J A B gives him the
business This makes up for all the head
aches.' says the lieutenant The way to
cure crime is to prevent it. and we have saved
Mussy from ending up in the pen. Now. in
another couple of weeks we can put a close
out card in his file and forget him.
Il would like to forget him now.' says Dan,
who has had about all of this Mussy that he
can take.
EN- days of that two weeks 60 by and Dan
is beginning to feel it won't be long now,
when the phone on his desk rings and who is
it but Mussy.
I'm phoning from the drugstore at Sand
Street and Oak" he says.
SO WHAT" says Dan. Where's your big
sister,"
Drinking tea with my old lady," says
Mussy. You'd better get down here quick
flatfoot. Come behind that board fence into
that vacant lot on Sand Street.
IF you want to see me. come here" says
Dan. why should 60 down there?'
Because" says the brat Mussy, Il just
shot guy there" With that he hangs up.
Sand Street is three blocks away and Dan
hasn't got much wind left when he squeezes
through the opening in the fence. Mussy is
there. all right. He's sitting On rock with
his arms folded. chewing gum and looking
down at guy that is stretched out on the
ground: you would think he is used to plug
Pleose turn to next paQe
Evening star., 1942-06-07

family; how lots of times the family doesn't
know their kid is on the loose, and how if they
do. they can do the reforming lot better
than reform school.
He asks Kitty does she think she can keep
Mussy in line. and she says it's in the bag.
So then he gives her list of activities for
Mussy. and Kitty promises she will try to
get him to use the public playground and
maybe join the boys club at his church.
She agrees to come to the office and report
twice a week.
Dan goes out with her to say goodby
Mussy is cocker than ever now That ends
that" he chuckles. Pretty soft"
You're wrong there" says Kitty. This
only begins it. Mussy. You and l are going
somewhere and have long talk"
Sorry, baby" says Mussy. Il got crap
game lined up and -"
You're spending the day with me-" snaps
Kitty, and Dan is sure glad he's not on the
receiving end of that tone of voice.
Mussy stares at her like he can't believe
little mouse has the nerve to talk to tough
kid like that. Then he grins. 'Okay. baby"
he says. II don't mind if you want to waste
your time"
WELL. if Dan knows what he lets himself
in for, he would never have made his Kitty
big sister to this young mug Mussy. Because
Kitty takes sisterhood the hard way, and she
hasn't much time left for Dan She trails
around with Mussy day after day. herding
him into the public GYM waiting for him
when he goes to club meetings. and sitting
in the bleachers while he plays quarterback
for the Sand Street Bearcats at the city play
ground Evenings she takes him riding, or to
a good movie or she sits with him and Mrs.
Kane and drinks tea Mussv puts up with it,
Evening star., 1942-06-07

MCSdfIy.
'McGarry?" pipes up Mrs. Kane. There
was Danny McGarry in my class years
ago and not a bit of grammar could get
through his thick head
Amt it the TRUTH" says Dan. and Mrs
Kane laughs and holds up skinny little
hand for him to take
And so Mussy brought you to see me?"
she says. ''Oh. I'm lucky to have such fine
boy He knows get lonesome and like to chat
with my old pupils"
Dan has her tiny hand tight in his two
big mitts. He looks across at this tough kid
Mussy. and Mussy looks back with his lips
tight together and his fists clenched.
Yeah" says Dan. "Mussy brought me
here, all right"
And how did you meet up with him,
Danny" says Mrs. Kane.
Well, Dan thinks. he might as we'll dish
it out to her now as later So he takes deep
breath and he says. 1T was like this. Mrs,
Kane. This Mussy of yours, he - he - Oh,
just sort of ran into the kid"
What luckr cries Mrs Kane. And what
was it heard about you. Danny? You're in
the fire department now - wasn't that it,"
Well" says Dan, with his eyes glued on
Mussy, II get around to fires now and again."
Mrs. Kane chuckles happily. 'Mussy will
make us cup of tea" she says. "and we'll
have a good old-fashioned chat"
Well Dan would rather have something
stronger to help him through the job he's
got to do, but he gulps cupful and Mrs.
Kane chatters away about Mussy and what
fine boy he is He brings home such fine
report cards from school, and she is tickled
pink when he reads his marks to her. He is
hard-working kid, too. He is out night after
night earning few bucks delivering packages
so he can buy her little things she likes. Of
course she has her pension, but she is saving
all she can 80 Mussy will have dough to see
him through college.
Dan glares at Mussy; his fingers itch to get
at that tough kid He knows where those extra
bucks are coming from - crap games and
maybe petty larcenies all over town.
Mrs. Kane finishes up with Mussy and
starts on her elder son Tommy, who is twenty
two. 1t seems she really does get good break
in Tommy. because he joins the army when
he's eighteen and he's making good in big
way. He is stationed at Puerto Rico. and he
already has his sergeant's stripes.
LIVERY Monday letter comes from him
and it is the weeks main event for her. She
makes Mussy read the letters to her two or
three times, and sometimes Mussy goes back
over the whole pile of them and reads for
hours. The latest from Tommy is that he is
studying for the exams fer West Point 1t is
tough going for an enlisted man to make the
Point. but Tommy thinks he can do it, and
Mrs. Kane hopes it will be soon because she
amt been feeling too good of late and she sure
would like to see her Tommy again.
After half an hour she begins yawning,
and Dan sees she is now too tired to hear the
real lowdown about her kid Mussy. So he
says goodby. He gives Mussy the eye and
the kid follows him to the door. BE ready at
to,, ~, bo y,,orp,po coyc Dan ''T'r,, taE,p1
Evening star., 1942-06-07

Yeah. Ma. he came to see you, say
Muss,. Dan feels quivery insid
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-06
M. O. M. S. TOLD OF
CHILD CARE PLAN

Mrs Robert Daley told Of the
child care centers to be established
in defense areas to care for children
OF working mothers. at the second
meeting OF the Mothers OF Men in
Service, Wednesday afternoon in
room three OF Charles Mckenny
Hall. She said that volunteers are
being called to care for small ha
bies. After discussing the question
OF starting a canteen for entertain
ment of soldiers coming to the city.
committee consisting Of Mrs.
George Estes, Mrs Elmer Kidder
and Mrs. Roy Dickerson. was APP
pointed 10 select a place. Emphasis
will be placed on providing home
like atmosphere.
Attention was called to the need
OF news for boys overseas. Mrs.
Faron Hayden. temporary chairman,
who presided at the meeting. agreed
to consult with the Ypsilanti Daily
Press regarding sending papers.
The meeting was opened with the
singing of the star Spangled Ban
ner," pledge TO the flag and prayer.
The next meeting will be Aug. 10
at 2:30.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-06
Municipal Court

Two persons paid s25 today for
reckless driving. John d. Hook.
62S Harlan st, Grand Rapids, and
Louis L. Cooper. 729is w. Cross
81. Ten dollars for being intox-
icated and disorderly was paid by
John Dedes. POS W Michigan Ave.
For a similar offense Francis P.
Halpin. So f. Washtenaw. Ann
Arbor and Glenn T. Pulliam, 1872
Norris St. Ann Arbor, were order
ed to pay IS. Gerald Drinks. lO4
w. Cross St. posted $40 bond
for his appearance in Holland be-
fore Justice Ray L. Smith TO face
charges of disregsrding a traffic
summons.
Municipal court collected a to-
tai OF s99.35 Wednesday after
noon and today. or this, 1885
was paid for minor traffic viola
tions. overtime yielding 81, the re-
mainder paid for miscellaneous Of
lenses.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-06

aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tyer,
Melvindale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Weismiller and
son, John. Ypsilanti. spent Sunday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Garth
Sangree.
Paul Johnson, Baltimore, Nd, Is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Bruce Le-
Baron and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Ganong spent
Monday at Wayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Smith We're
Sunday dinner guests OF Mrs. Eliz-
abeth McCoughy. Milan.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Brand, lpsi-
lanti, spent Sunday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Ganong.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-06
RELIEF CUTS PLANNED

Lansing. Mich. Aug. sap -
Further reductions in Michigan's
WPA and direct relief case loads
may be expected, according to John
D. O'Connell, state welfare director.
although current loads are getting
near the irreducible minimum. WPA
rolls dropped 434 cases to 1888
during the past week, O'Connell
stated. while the relief load fell IS
cases TO 24,173. Most OF those re
naming on either rolls are margin
able employables.'
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-06
BILL MIGHT BE USED

Lansing, Mich, Aug. 6-Use OF
the Bishop mo deficits" bill against
the State Civil Service department
might be made. Auditor General
Vernon J. Brown has limited. He
said the closing OF 1941-42 fiscal
year books today showed the Civil
Service Department to have a def.
cit OF at least 1886 and that $3.50
OF the overdraft was for salaries.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-06
Calendar of Social Events

TODAY
Queen City Tent Hive Maccabees 1880. GAR
B. B Bunco. o'clock. with Mrs William Fleming.
Washenaw Women Golfers golf, luncheon and bridge, Washte
Country Club.
Legion Auxiliary picnic $780, Prospect
bers and families.
Ypslant Masonic Associa ton o'clock Masonic Temple
sewing and knitting, five Wech Hail. to
O'Clock
Baptist party postponed
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-06
cURFEW BACK AGAIN

Cheboygan, Mich, Aug. "a cur
few is in use again after an alb
sence OF 10 years or more and chill
dren under high school age must
by city council enactment be at
their homes by 10 p. m. every day.
City fathers revived curfew after
one alderman declared he has seen
youngsters eight years old on
streets at 2:30 a. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-06
GETS 90 DAYS

Hillsdale. Mich, Aug. 6-Lawr-
ence Sweeney, 81, son of widely
known Hillsdale stock-buyer,
Charles Sweeney, has been given
80 days in the Hillsdale County Jail
for violation of parole. Circuit judge
Charles o. Arch who brought him
into court on authority Of bench
warrant. said that sweeney had VIC
lated all five requirements OF his
one-year probation imposed May 3
wien he pleaded guilty TO reck-
less driving charge second offense
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-06

William Carson came to visit his
grandmother, Mrs. William H Car
son Tuesday morning and will re-
turn to Chicago Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton Cottrell and
sons Richard and John were guests
Sunday OF Miss Margaret Cottrell
and Miss Harriet Campbell, High
land Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Dieter have
returned from visiting Mrs. George
Voss, Petersburg. Mich, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert s. Christian
and son Norman were guests Tues
day evening az dinner at the home
OF Mrs. Faren Hayden. while Don
aid Hayden was home from Savan-
nah on furlough
Mrs. Otto Grub. Detroit, Ia spend
ing the rest OF the week with Mrs.
Ivele Grub.