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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-02
Calendar of Social Events
TODAY


PTA Rackham school Prof Harry Wood
Girl Scouts troop O'Clock, Literary Club House.
Circle three Of Baptist Womens Union 1880 with Mrs Harold
Badger.
Past Matrons Eastern
Queen City 1877 knights Pythias
hall first rank will be conferred
Ypsan order Of DeMolay. niatory degree o'clock.
Lambda Omega sorority business meeting 1880
Arbeer verein 7ao election of officers Arbeiter Hall
Ypan Male Chorus soclock Ypsant High School lunch
Madriga Singers Club OF YpsaRti High School, $780, Ypant
Ypslan chOrsters Ypslanu High School, $50 Ypslsnti
High School music
Ypslan Garden Club Varieties and Culture OF Lilies"
Mrs j. Berno Miss Louise Lamborn Miss Josephine
cue Mrs Albert Henneke Other members privileged to
Methodist Church School teachers and officers Edu
cation Dinner meeting $3.50.
Methodist High School orchestra. first meeting p.
TUESDAY
Ypsianu Grange o'clock with Mr. and Mrs Eugene srang
Legion Methodist Mems Father Banquet held
the First Methodist Church dining $50
will follow the dinner.
Congregational Supper Club. Gas p. m.
Ike Ypsant Extension Club will this afternoon 1880
Ypanu Business and Professional Club
ing 1880 Cleary College recreation Old fashioned
dance orchestra, music instructors MSNC Health
tee in charge Mrs Lillian McCandless chairman
Mrs. Gertrude Briggs $50 Washtenaw o'clock.
John Barnhi Memorial Band rehearsal Ypsian High School
Twenty Club History Petroleum Huron. p
Ladies Library Board o'clock at library
Phoenix Lodge number S and NJ 730
room Fellowcraf degree.
Past Presidents of Degree Honor
at home Of Mrs Laura Butler Bring table service and white
elephant
troop Prospect troop r. $780, St. john
Roosevelt Brownies. 8 30 Starkweather
Mohersnsers Chorus of city schools $780, Ypsand High School
Red Cross and knitting five welch
Princes OF Syracuse. 1880 K P Hail.
Martha Beach Veterans special meet
Ing, o'clock GAR. Hall
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Patriotic Program
Given by Juniors of
Legion Auxiliary

An Americanism program in cele-
Grafton OF the birthdays OF two great
men, Washington and Lincoln. .ol-
lowed the business meeting Of the
Junior mem bership OF the American
Legion Auxiliary. Saturday after
noon in the Legion home.
For the patriotic program, JoAnn
Roe read a poem entitled Lincoln
the Woodchopper" and Doris Allen
read a short story Two Little
Birds and a Great Man" Lincoln's
Gettysburg address was read by
Carol Schaab and Mariory Reynolds
told the history OF the American
flag including how it was made by
Betsy Ross. Jean CLARK read an arti-
Gle entitled Abraham Lincoln the
Apostle Of Human Liberty" A piano
selection. Red River Valley" was
played by Bonnie Jean Clark. In
closing, all Joined in singing Amer
lea" .>~
The business meeting was con-
Quoted by the first vice president.
Shirley Rumberger in the absence
OF the president. Jennie Cottron.
Each OF the girls wrote a letter to
Jean Leland Campbell. who is a pa
tent in the University Hospital,
Ann Arbor.
Games wee played and refresh
ments OF sandwiches. cake and
co kies were served by the Junior
chairman. Mrs. Carl Clark.
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Delightful Closing
Program Directed by
Harold Koch Sunday

Harold Koch conducted the
Greenfield Village mixed chorus
OF 200 voices in a delightful pro-
gram which was presented as the
concluding Ford sunday Evening
Hour in the Masonic Temple De-
troit. Mr. Koch Is the son OF Mr.
and Mrs. +. j. Koch. LeForge Rd.,
and the grandson of Mrs. Amelia
Koch. this city.
The program. which will be dis
continued because OF the war, was
one of exceptional beauty. Num-
bers included, Onward. Ye Peo-
ples.". Sibelius, chorus and orches-
ira: "Cherubim Song, Bortnians-
ky chorus; recitation, In School
Days, Whittier, by Harriet Ben
nett; Hear the Children Gaily
Shout. traditional. chorus and
orchestra; Annie Laurie. Scottish
air, chorus and orchestra; and THE
Beautiful Blue Danube. Strauss,
chorus and orchestra.
Following a talk by W J. Cam.
eron in which he urged Americans
to meet the challenge of the future,
The Ash Grove, Welsh air was
rendered by the chorus and orches-
ira. Other numbers were I'm a
Monastery Garden, Ketelbey,
chorus and orchestra; recitation,
After the War, LeGallienne, by
Sarah Smith; "Bendemeer's
Stream, Irish air, chorus and or.
chestra; "A Spirit Flower, Camp.
bell-Tipton, chorus and orchestra:
"A Song OF Victory" Fletcher,
chorus and orchestra; and closing
with America" by the chorus, au-
dience and orchestra.
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Knights of Pythias
Conduct Rehearsal

The knights OF Pythias who are
to De on the initiatory team for
the Princes OF Syracuse held re-
hearsal at the Pythian Hall Sunday
afternoon.
Members OF Queen City Lodge who
are to be on the team are. Paul
Bu,rell, prince regent; Stanley Bow
er, vice prince regent; Albert See
kell, monitor; Lorne Kennedy. ward.
en-; George Allen. minister OF rec.
ords; Lewis Smith, minister OF Il
nance; Arthur Briggs. captain gen.
eral; Glen Jordan, guard captain;
Lloyd Ward, guard Lieutenant: Earl
Snyder, Mephesto; Ralph Melon
aid, Prince of Syracuse; Linley
Wiseley. Diogenes; c. L. Sanderson.
first magistrate; James Hart. sec.
ond magistrate; Charles Address,
third magistrate; Alfred Burrell,
citizen OF Syracuse: and A. E. Au.
gustus, master OF ceremonies.
Several lodges in nearby cities
have been invited to attend the mi
tiation. The officers will be In.
stalled on March II with Mr.. Angus
tus acting as supreme deputy. Paul
Burrell as supreme monitor. and
Mr. Snyder as supreme captain gen.
egal. The installation ceremony will
be open to families and friends OF
members Of Wolverine Palace No.
40 which is the name by which the
Palace will be known.
The ceremonies will start al S p.
m. Tuesday night. March II with the
team reporting not later than Z p. m.
The committee has received very
high praise from the supreme regent
for the manner the committee has
performed their work. The plan has
been accepted and will be used by
the national organization IN the
formation OF new Palaces.
The members OF Queen City Lodge
decided 10 sponsor the palace In De-
cember and the committee who
made the plans included Mr. Angus
tus. Mr.. Hart, Mr.. Snyder, Mr.. See
kell and Mr.. Mcdonald.
Mrs Lucius Bennett, Port Jetfer-
sen, Long Island, New York, who
has been spending the past week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Faulkner, will leave. this
evening for her home in the East.
join Eichhorn. Kalamazoo, was
the guest OF his son. Conrad Eich-
horn and Mrs. Eichhorn, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James N. Giles
attended a party Friday night in
the Methodist Church. Dearborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Griesing.
Detroit, were guests over Sunday OF
Mr.. and Mrs, Earl Ford.
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Miss Marjorie E. Barker
Wed in Long Island Rites

Belleville, Mich. Mar. q Miss
Marjorie Emma Barker. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred George Barker,
Belleville, was married Saturday to
Edwin Charles Gallagher. son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Richard d. Gallagher,
Freeport. l.. |.
The ceremony took place at
Christ Episcopal Church. LynbIook,
Z. l., at $3.50 and Rev. J. V. Cooper
officiated. The bride was given in
marriage by her father and was at
tended by Miss Mary O'Brien. WAY
erly, New York. as mold OF honor
and Miss Virginia Barker. sister Of
the bride. OF Belleville, as brides
maid.
Clement Allen, Freeport. L. l.,
was best man. Ushers were DR..
James A. McAleese, brother.in-law
of the groom OF Freeport, l.. | Fred
erick Barker. brother OF the bride.
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Wedding Solemnized For Miss
Wilma CntcheH, W. F. KuhLs

ftel colored flowers. Silver and crys.
tai were used in the service.
Assisting in serving wee five sis
ters Of the groom. Mrs. Sharon
Edwards. Rockford, H., Mrs. Lloyd
Knutson. Milwaukee. Wis. Mrs.
Roy Philippe, Mrs. Arthur Knutson
lnd Mrs. NJ. stromberg, West Allis
Wis.
In the receiving line we.e Mrs.
Woodruff. Mrs. Emma Kuhls, and A
sister OF the groom. Mrs. G. D. Gull
yer. Stockhridge.
Mrs. Kuhls was graduated from
Michigan State Normal College and
has taught in Decatur and Lansing
Schools. While in college here she
was affiliated with Sigma M Phi
Sorority and was membeg OF kap-
pa Delta Fi
Mr.. Kuhls attended Normal and
Cleary Colleges and IS employed at
the Ypsilanti bomber plant.
After a short trip the couple will
be at home at 20S Perrin ST.
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Dr., Mrs. Turner
Return From We t

Dr.. and Mrs. Harvey Turner re
turned Saturday from a trip 10 Cali
tornia In San Francisco. Dr.. Turner
attended the annual meeting and
sessions Of the American Associa-
ton OF School Administrators and
appeared on the programs OF two
organizations. the Association OF
College Teachers OF Education. and
the Association OF State Directors
Of Teacher Education.
DR.. Turner, councillor OF the local
c ipter OF Kappa Delta Pi. the
honor ociety in education. and two
Nc. NAL College students. G. Edward
Bowles and Wilbert J. McKeachie.
tesentatives OF the chapter, at
tended the banquet session OF the
fraternity in San Francisco.
From San Francisco, Dr.. and
Mrs. Turner went to Los Angeles,
before returning home the southern
route through New Mexico. Texas
and Oklahoma. They were gone -
days.
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Bomber Crew Members
Survive Month Adrift

Honolulu. Mar, 2-lNS-Three
crew members OF an American
bomber that crashed in the South
Pacific were safe today after being
adrift for more than a month on
a tiny rubber raft, said Navy an
nouncement. The trio, who had
travelled hundreds Of miles before
reaching a tiny island are Aviation
Machinists Mate Harold F. Dixon OF
La Mesa. Calf, Anthony Pastula
OF Youngstown, o.. and Gene d.
Aldrich Of Sikeston Mo.
The men lived of birds and fish
they were able to catch. and water
from infrequent rain storms.
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Belleyille. and Milton h. Huston,
cousin OF the Bride. Ardmore. Pa.
The bride wore a princess style
gown of ivory satin. with a short
train and sweetheart neckline and
seed pearls at the neck, and finger
tip veil with cap of lace and orange
blossoms. She carried a bouquet of
bovardia and gardenias. The maid
of honor wore early American style
gown OF rose fsille taffeta. The
bridesmaid wore a similar style in
light pink. Both wore hats TO match
the gowns and carried old fashioned
bouquets. The bride was graduated
from Drexel Institute, Philadelphia,
and the groom from Cornell Uni
versity.
After bridal trip the couple will
reside in Jackson Heights. L. !.
A reception was held Immediately
after the ceremony in the Parish
house of the church.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-02

4 pretty wedding was solemnizet
by Rev. Hugo Fenker Saturday a.
8 O'Clock in the Emmanuel Luther
an Church when Miss Wilma
Critchett. Lansing. became the
bride OF William Frederick Kuhls
this city. The double ring ceremony
took place before an altar fl3nked
with palms. potted plants and light
ed candelabra.
The bride, given in marriage by
Charles Briggs, Ann Ar5or, wore an
aqua tailored suit with Blown acces
series. Her shoulder corsage was
pink roses.
Attending the bride was Miss
Ernestine En- boden, Muskegon. who
wore a powder blue tailo,ed suit
with navy acce SORES. She wore a
shoulder corsage Of pink carnations.
Mrs. Ge. aid Woodruif~ Petoskeyf
aunt OF the bride, wore a black dress
and accessories with a shoulder cor
sage OF red roses. Mrs. Emma
Kuhls, Rockford. H.. the groom
mother. also wore slack. Her shoul
der CO. cage was tallsman roses and
lavender sweet peas.
Gaylord Marshall Saline. attend.
ed the groom.
Ushers were Guy King Culver
Stockbridge. nephew OF the groom,
and Kirt Gimoel. Jackson.
After the ceremony a reception
for relatives and friends was held
in the church dining rooms where
a four TERED wedding cake wss set
on lace cloth covered table, cen
tered with a mixed bouquet OF pas
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Mrs. Poe Honor
Guest at Shower

Mr. Harry Faulkner and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Lucius Bennett. ente'-
tanned Friday evening az linen
closet shower homo ring Mrs. John
Poe. recent bride.
Deco atior- were carried out IN a
military motif. The evening WAS
spent playing appropriate games,
prizes being won by Mrs. Olive Bur
b nix. Miss jeanne Backu and Mrs
Lena Rau.
he Test OF honor received many
lovely gifts.
De 'icious refreshments were
served by the 1ostesses at the close
Of the evening.
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Dogs Stand Guard Over
One Killed in Traffic

AS workmen hurrying to work
drove around them, a terrier and
scottie stood guard over dog which
lay dead on Michigan Ave. They
would not leave their fallen friend.
This was the little story which
was enacted here Saturday. The ter
rier. on one side OF the dead dog.
and the scottie on the other. and
little back. remained at their posts
as the cars whizzed by. Neither
moved.
When an officer arrived. the dogs
looked up thankfully and walked
away. leaving their friend in more
competent hands.
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Dean W. S. Anderson To
Leave Rollins COLLEGE

WINTER PARK, FLA-UP-Dr.
Winslow S. Anderson, Phi Beta
Kappa and a member OF many 9TH
err honorary fraternities. ends a
li-year term as dean at Rollins
College in June, when he succeeds
retiring DR.. w. A. Bratton as presl.
dent OF Whitman College, in Walla
Walla. Wash.
Dean Anderson was graduated
with honors from Bates College In
1921. He founded and served as
first president Of Theta Kappa
M national fraternity, which later
became lambda Chi Alpha.
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INSTITUTE PLANS FARLEY

Hillsdale. Mar. 2-The Third An
nnnal Ilillsdale County Parent Edu-
cation Institute w!ll open a two.day
schedule at 10 high schools here
Tuesday with emphasis on organi-
zation of individual communities in
the present war crisis. The insti-
fute is sponsored by the county
MEA council and the Hillsdale
county health department. in CO.
operation with the University OF
Michigan extension service.
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Japan, Yokohama Cars
Serve Uncle Sam Now

Chicago, Mar. 2-lNS-For any
one who may have been slightly
annoyed by the names Japan" and
Yokohama" appearing on the sides
Of two sleeping cars, the Pullman
Company had reassuring word to-
day. The cars are in the Army
now.
With their names removed. they
now bear numbers like all the fleet
OF 1900 Pullmans now assigned to
troop trains. Japan. now a mum.
Der, already has been in military
service for some time. and "Yoko-
hama" is about to leave the shops
for war duty.
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PASTOR CHOSEN

Mt. Pleasant, Mar. Prev. Wanz-
err Hull Brunette. Buchanan, Mich,
has been elected pastor Of the First
Presbyterian Church of Mt. Pleas
ant. He is expected to begin his
work here shortly after Easter.
Rev. Brunette replaces the Rev. c.
B. Hawkins pastor here for II
years who has accepted a position
with the Michigan Presbyterian
Council Offices in Detroit.
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ALBION INoUsrRALIsr DIES

Albion, Mar. 2-Enroute home
from a business trip to Chicago
William ]. Clark AZ years old. vice
president OF the Lonergan Manuiac-
turing Co.. OF Albion, died Sunday
morning OF heart attack at Micht-
gan City, Ind. his former home.
Clark had been with the company
since it came here from Michigan
City in 1887.
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Prichsrd-Dlekie Rites Here

Miss Margaret L. Dickie, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Dickie.
Ann Arbor. became the wife of
Mead Prichard. son OF c NJ. Prich.
ard, Detroit, Saturday evening at
8 o'clock in First Baptist parson-
age. Rev. W. r. Shaw officiating
at the service. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
D. Eberly. Ann Arbor, were the at
tendants. Mr.. Prichard is a medical
student in the University of Mich
igan and Miss Dickie a nurse.
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TO INSTRUCT RESIDENTS

Battle Greek, Mich, Mar. Pms
With the completion today OF the
list OF more than 1880 air raid
wardens, civilian defense officials
said the group will start immedi-
ately a house-to-house campaign
to instruct Battle Creek residents
on the proper procedure in an air
raid.
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PERMITS TRUANcY

Hillsdale, Mar. 2-Found guilty
/ permitting the truancy OF his il
ear old son. James by circuit
curt jury Saturday. Walter Evers,
wright Township farmer. has been
'aced on two years probation by
Idge Charles o. Arch. who order
d the boy to attend classes at
,Naldron High School Eyers ap-
pealed last October from Justice
court to halt enforcement Of CO.
day sentence, and since has re-
trained the boy from school.
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MEASLES IN DETROIT

Detroit. Mar. 2--lNS-The city
board OF health warned today tina,
rubella or German measles is pre-
valent in Detroit and reported that
though the disease rarely causes
serious Illness, 1t is highly com.
municable.
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DON'T GIVE BARGAINS

WHEN YOU enable the declater
TO take a trick with a small card
which would have been worthless
to him except for your action. you
are giving him a bargain. That is
what happens frequently when
player leads a fourth-best card
against a No Trump contract
when he could have led some hon.
or-in-sequence from three-honor
combination in the same suit.
When the honor lead Is made. the
declarer can't possibly take the
trick with a small card. but must
use up an honor Of his own.
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Mr., Cady Honored

Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Hubbard. i3
E. Forest Ave. entertained Satur-
day evening Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Cady,
and father, Frank Cady, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Davis and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Hubbard, Mrs. Robert
Masters, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Allen
and Harvey Earl. the occasion being
In honor of Frank Cady who has
spent several falls in the north
woods hunting with Mr.. Hubbard.
Mr.. Cady is now in his Sith year. \
pleasant evening was spent with
music and motion pictures OF their
hunting trips and other pictures
shown by Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hub
bard. Mr.. Cady and the boys are
planning another hunting trip for
next fall.
Mrs. Walter S. Pierce and her
son. Reade Pierce, are at present
in a trailer camp In Hollywood. Fla.
where Mr.. Pierce is playing with
an orchestra in hotels and clubs
Mrs. Walter c. Bluhm is going to
Cleveland Wednesday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. John Rudyk and
baby, Mary Ann, now four months
old. Mrs. Bluhm will return Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Epson and
daughter. Miss Virginia, and Melvin
Giles. went TO Galeon, o.. for the
week end.
Mrs. Carl Rengert is visiting her
son and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Rengert. Plymouth.
Prof. and Mrs. Joseph II. McCul.
loch went to Phoenix. Ariz.. Thurs
day 10 visit their son. Joseph. who
is graduating from the Air Corps.
He is going TO the Caribbean.
Miss Virginia Thibodeau. accom-
panied by Mrs. l. A. Reber. New
Boston. returned home Sunday from
Stockton. Cal. where they had spent
two weeks. They had visited Mrs
Reber's son, Marlen z. Reber. who
had received a commission as lieu
tenant in the United States Army
Corps, Miss Thibodeau is engaged
10 Mr.. Reber.
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Birthdays Observed

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford J. Moore
entertained at dinner Saturday
night in honor OF the birthdays Of
Mr.. Moore's father. Melvin J. Moore,
and Mrs. Russell Moore.
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Dance ENJOYABLE

The Old Schoolhouse Club. a So
cial organization Of Detroit and
Ipsilanti young married couples.
held an enjoyable dance at Charles
Mckenny Hall, Saturday evening
Fifty couples attended. Refresh
ments were served in the cafeteria.
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MERCHANT KILLED

Three Rivers. Mich, Mar. 2--INS
Earl Fox. 50. Three Rivers merch-
ant. was dead today, victim OF an
accident in which his truck crash
ed head.on into an automobile.
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The YpsilsnI Daily Press
wishes all subscribers 70 re-
ceive their papers regularly
and promptly. In case OF poor
or non-deliyery OF the Daily
Press Phone the Press Office
al 40 before p. n o. . p. m.
Saturday.
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Church Briefs

Assembly Of God Church
Wednesday-Day of Prayer.
Wednesday, 7:45 p. NJ Mid
yeek Devotional Service.
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Fine Points in Bridge
By SHEPARD BARCLAY

He came in with the A on the
spade X and then fired back the
diamond 8 With the k-Q to stop
the suit. the declarer took all told
two tricks in diamonds. four in
spades. one in clubs and two in
hearts by winning the heart
finesse West had made game easy
for him, not only by presenting a
trick to him with the spade 9. but
by thus enabling him to retain
positive control Of the suit.
Notice the result. IL West had
made his correct lead Of the dia-
mond J. To win that. South would
have had to use one Of his honors.
Then. when he led spades. he
would have had to hope that West
had the A. When East bobbed up
with II instead. he would have
sent the diamond 8 through the
declarers last honor. and West
would have captured 1t with his
tenace That would have given the
defenders four tricks in the suit,
plus the setter in spades.
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Mary Louise Beatty

Principal and Mrs Eugene Beatty
have chosen the name Mary Louise
for their daughter horn Saturday
in Edith X Thomas Hospital, De
t.oit. The baby weighed seven
pounds. two and quarter ounces.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Eastman. Den
ton. were dinner guests OF Mrs.
Eastman's siste- and husband. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred w. Rodenberg. Fair
view Circle, Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Klein. Bell
St, had as callers Thursday after
noon. her sister and brother-in-law.
Nj. and Mrs. Bert Merritt. and faith
er. Carl Winter. all Of Sumpter.
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The Church Of God
Tuesday. 1880 p. m.-PrayeY
meeting.
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Daughter Named

Mr.. and Mrs. John Norlander. SIC
Oak St. have named their daughter
born Saturday In Boyer Hospital,
Aleta Annie. The baby weighed
seven pounds five ounces at birth.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Garlick.
Eloise, and Mr.. and Mrs. Clair
Rausch and family. Detroit. were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Rausch.
Pvt. Clarence Laurain. Jr., Fort
Custer. spent Sunday visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Laurain. Sr. and other friends in
the city. Mr.. and Mrs. Michael An.
Choir and daughter Mary Lou. De
troit, were also guests.