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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-27
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Our Service Men

Mr.. and Mrs. Leo J. Fleury have
been receiving interesting letters
from their son, Pvt Don l.. Fleury
309th Technical School Squadron.
Flight 535, Keesler Field Miss. oct.
he wrote he had reached Keesler
Field, fifty miles west OF Pensacola,
Fla. and a stones throw from the
Gulf OF Mexico al Biloxi, leaving
Fort Custer two days before. The
men had five days of aptitude tests
10 indicate what branch of service
each Is best fitted specialist,
which includes machinist. airplane
mechanic and radio: and general,
which calls for unskilled labor. Mr.
Fleury was classified after tests
to 80 to the aircraft's machinist
school npon his completion of
months basic training. This school
work will take about five months.
He writes that the climate is
really swell" The food is excel
lent and plentiful. The men have
motion pictures at camp, at twelve
or fifteen cents. The camp provides
plenty of amusement-go basket
ball. volleyball. track. swimming.
boating, bowling. theaters. stage
plays, band and symphony con-
certs. They have church services,
also.
Oct. ! he reports being stiff and
sore from drill that involved an
obstacle Jumping fences and
RI
which they jump off crawling on
hands and knees under low bridges,
crossing creeks hand over hand on
rope climbing up l6 foot rope
10 a platform from which to jump
down, etc. The day before they had
battle royal between two teams
OF 200 men each. Every man had
to battle a man from the opposing
team and pin him 10 the ground
Pvt. Fleury pinned his man. After
wards they had fine USO spon-
sored show packed with Hollywood
star talent.
pvt. Fleury mentions things the
soldiers want-toilet soap, shaving
cream, razor blades, small hand
brush and bathing suits.
He gives an account OF Kitchen
Police duty, which they have two
days each week. Up at 2:30 a. m, re-
port for work at the mess hall at 4
with steady work. except brlet
times for eating until 9:30-"but ]
/ don't mind It so much. for the
things that are toughest 20 do are
usually the most beneficial
He says Mac Giles, di-
rector of the Choristers an' the
Ypsilanti Community band who
! vas with him at Keesler Field mas
been shipped out to Jhe Weather
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Beautiful rites 20 the First Meth
odist Church Monday evening at
$50 united in marriage Miss Mar
garet Elizabeth Merritt daughter
Of DR. and Mrs. " 4. Merritt and
Sergeant Technician clair smith
Gilroy. cal. son OF Nj and Mrs
Neru Smith. DecatuF Mich Dr.
Marshall n Reed. Of the Nardin
Parf Methodist Church Detroit
OBLIGATED al the double ring cere
mony.
A large bouquet Of white chrysar-
themums and ferns decorated lie
altar and on either side We're seven
point candelabra.
Preceding the ceremony, Miss
Mary Power played an organ pre-
lude on the echo organ and then
accompanied Miss Frances Lister
as she sang Because" AZ the Ell.
trance % the bridal party. Miss
Power played Wa-ner. S wedding
march from "Lohengrin' and for the
occasional Meudelssohn's Wed
ding March
The bride. who VA given I'm mar.
rage by her father. wore d tailored
suit of ocean green wool crepe with
gold satin tailored blouse. and he.
accessories were tur. tan. She car
ried a beautiful pointe lace hand
kerchief. made Of loco linen thread
which had been presented by the
brides grandmother 70 her mother
on her wedding day. The brides
corsage was OF bronze NUNS and
yellow tea roses.
Mrs. Howard Merritt sister-iu.
law of the bride, serve! as her maid
OF honor She wore an attractive
navy blue crepe afternoon dress
with accessories OF navy blue Her
cOrsage was white NUNS and pink
roses.
Dr.. Howard Merritt. brother OF
the bride. served as Sgt Smiths
best man. fishers were Charles An
dress and Martin Dawson. Ypsilanti.
and Raymond Thurber, Ann Arbor.
Mrs Merritt chose for her daugh-
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Mr. and Mrs. NJ. G. Day and Mr..
and Mrs Edwin Staeb will move
into their newly purchased home
at 2029 Norway Road, Ann Arbor,
about Nov. 10. The Days came here
from Milan in 1912 and lived on
W. Congress ST. for two years be-
fore moving TO their newly built
home at II n. Hamilton st. where
they have since resided.
Miss Muriel Elwen and her moth
er. Mrs. A. VI. Elwen, Englewood,
y. j., will move this week TO the
Morey Apartment. 1O9 Catherine St
Mrs. Walter c. Pierce returned
Saturday from Chicago where she
had visited her niece, Mrs. Jessie
Bodiue.
Corp. Robert Riddering Of the
State Police was guest OF Mr.
and Mrs Jess Ralph over Sunday.
John G. Squiers, chief specialist
in the Navy. and Mrs. Squiers. have
spent a furlough Of ten days in
Ypsilanti with Mr.. and Mrs John
c. Squiers and in Detroit, and have
returned to Portland. Maine.
Mrs s. r. Woolam has returned
TO Jonesville after a weeks stay
with her daughter. Mrs. r. w.
Thumm.
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Miss Margaret Merritt Bride
Of Sergeant Technician Smith

ter's wedding, salute blue silk
dress with a raspberry red hat
white purse and gloves Her cor
sage was OF red roses and white
NUNS.
Following the ceremony, there
was a reception for 100 guests in
the church parlors.
Featuring the refreshments was
q large all white three TERED we'd
ding cake. topped with miniature
bride and a soldier groom in khaki
The bridal table was set with
crystal and white tapers and was
ceutered with a large bowl OF white
NUNS Seated az the table were
Sgt. and Mrs. smith. Or. and Mrs.
Howard Merritt, Dr. and Mrs Reed
ami Dr.. and Mrs. W. 4 Merritt.
silver was used at the serving
table which vas spread with a
beautiful Venetian lace spread AMI
also centered with a bowl OF white
NUNS Mrs Richard Weir aud Mrs
William Bassett poured and Mrs
James Cunningham. Mrs James
Luebke. Mrs. Martin DaW son and
Miss Christine Wolf assisted al The
table Also assisting was Mrs
Allen Dieter. and Mrs Frank Lob
ban and daughter, Miss Dorothea.
assisted in serving the wedding
cake
The guests were seated at small
tables. ceutered with white NUNS
In bud vases,
In addition TO the wedding cake.
.c cream with a red wedding bell
mould. minis. sailed nuts. dainty
waters and tea and coffee were
served White napkins with Peg
and Smitty" IN red lettering We're
used
Outof-town guests who came here
FOR the wedding and reception We're
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. " Merritt, De-
troit Mrs. Marguerite Park and
Anne. Windsor, Ont: Mr. and Mrs
Winston Clark, Coopersville. Mich.
Mrs Edwin Shaffer. Miss LaVelle
Moates and Miss Betty Goodau. Al
bion Mrs. Patrick ODea and Miss
Doris Pugb Royal Oak. and Mr.
snf Mrs. Clifton Whaling. Detroit,
and Miss Elizabeth Jane Reed, De
troit
Following a weeks wedding trip,
Mrs. Smith will return to Oscoda
where she will resume her teaching
duties and Sgt. Smith will return to
Gilroy. Cal, where be is in the regi.
mental headquarters OF the 125th
Infantry.
Mrs. Smith was graduated from
Roosevelt High School in the class
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Knights Of Pythia5
Plan Future Events

Queen City Lodge number 167
Knights OF Pythias members made
plans for future events at their
business meeting in X. p. Hall,
Monday evening. It was announced
that the weekly card parties will
be started Nov. and will be con
tinued throughout the winter. The
soldier benefit party, Nov. will
be open 10 knights, Pythian Sis
ters and friends at X. p. Hall. The
committee is James Hart. Earl Sny-
der Graeme Conrad Ernest Dieterle
and Stanley Bower Ralph MELON
aid Is chairman OF a series OF dane
ing parties and box socials, the first
one TO be Nov. a. There will be
both modern and old time dancing
This evening the joint X. P.
Pythian Sisters and Princes OF
Syracuse White Elephant sale and
cooperative supper will take place
All members are TO bring white
elephants
Friday night a group from Queen
City Lodge went to the Milan lodge
Halloween party. box social and
dance. The proceeds from the party
were to be used TO provide gifts for
their soldiers Christmas boxes. At
the party. the Milan Pythian Sis
tiers presented the Knights with a
service flag bearing IL stars.
The local lodge will mail Christ.
mas boxes to nine X. P.'s in service.
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Observer School at Chanute Field.
III.
Fleury reached his 2lst birthday
Oct. II and writes gratefully Of the
box he received from home. espe-
cially peanuts and bathing suit. He
enjoys getting letters greatly and
newspaper clippings.
Robert l.. Dali, 2S, formerly of
1860 Wizard Rd, is now going
through the first steps towards be-
coming a sea-going fighter In the
L. s. Navy. He reported to the
U. s. Naval Training Station here
to begin recruit training.
Gary Ordway has joined the mer-
chant marines. He will leave the
last OF this week or the first OF
next
Midshipman Atwood r. Mean
drew. Jr.. who Is taking training for
the Navy in Chicago. spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A
r. McAndrew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Evans have
received word from their son Jack,
who has been living In Phoenix,
Ariz.. the past year. and who en-
listed recently. that he is now sta
toned at McClelland Field, sacra'
mento. He is radio technician'
Mrs. Evans may go to California 10
be with her husband and her sister,
Miss Ruth Campbell, who is en-
gagged in organizing L. s. o. sta
lions there. Miss Campbell was
student director for the Baptist
Church about rs years ago.
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Red network. wLW 700. WV
$50 WHAM 100. WMAQ $40, Blue
network. WXYZ 1870. WLW 7OO'
WGN 100
Columbia Brosdesstlna Company
1880. WFBM 126. VICAR 14sO'
network. WOWO 1890.
Mutual Broadcasting Company
WINS 1860. WOOD 1910; Blue
Red Network WLw zoo; Blue
network, WLW ZOO, CkLW SOO'
WJBK 200. 80,
-WJR $50. wBBM $50, WCKY
Tonight
MICS! 90 Ginny Simms Program
900 Battle Of Sexes;
$3.50 Fibber Mckee and Molly
1000 Bob Hope;
1880 Red SHELTON.
CBS-s:0O Lights out Thriller
$50 Al Jolson.
900 Burns and Allen.
go Susp ause, revival OF mys
terry series.
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In a house say with flowers nine
" friends and relatives gathered in
the William O. Renton home TO
bring their feliciations on the occa-
sion Of their fiftieth wedding ami
yeTsarX. OF the many flowers
brought for the occasion yellow
chrysanthemums predominated and
these with bronze chrysanthemums
were used for the centerpiece Of
the table Many bouquets OF flowers
in a variety OF colors stood about
the rooms.
Mrs. Renton's brother, who had
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-27
Methodist Circle
Reports Submitted

circle three Of the Methodist
Womans Society Of Christian Serv-
ice heard reports and made plans
FOR the next W.S.C.S. meeting
>. hen they will be hostesses. al the
October circle meeting Monday
afternoon a the home Of Mrs. Harry
Fdrris Eleven members and two
guests Mrs Lowell Lee and Mrs.
Farris sister Miss Anna English,
Wayne. We're present.
Mrs. Howard Helfrieh, leader.
presided and Mrs. l.. K. Chase led
the deyotions. Ten calls and 43ia
hours Of Red Cross work were re-
ported.
After the meeting, Mrs Lee en-
terta.ned with two readings en-
titled Mrs. Prindle's Soliloquy"
and PLUCK and Prayer.
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NEW MEMBERS OF
O. {. S. WELCOMED

At special meeting OF Ypsilanti
Chapter number 1l9 Order of East
ern Star. Monday evening, new
members for the year were greeted,
one life membership was granted
and a memorial service for de-
ceased members VAS conducted
Mrs. Luman Seamans, worthy
matron. presided in the East. The
meeting was opened with the pres
entation Of the colors by the flag
bearers, Mrs. Carl Signor and Mrs
c. T. Waiting. A part OF the cere-
mony was patriotic reading by
Mrs. Don Smith. after which all
joined In the salute to the flag, and
the singing OF one verse OF Amer
lea"
A new service flag the gift OF
Mrs. Seamans and Otis Lee, worthy
patron, was brought TO the altar by
Mrs. Vernal Seyey. where II was
presented TO the chapter by Mr..
Lee. Tue Tag Hdh o. sNdlS AORA
senting sons OF chapter members
in service. More stars will be added
as more OF the sons 20.
Mrs. B. r. Ford was presented
in the East and granted her life
membership certificate.
An impressive memorial candle
lighting service honoring nine de-
ceased members: Edward simpson,
past worthy matron; Otis stephens,
past worthy patron; Mrs. Jennie
Fletcher, life member; Mrs. Mary
Thorpe. A. f. Lewis. Mrs w. b.
Eddy. Mrs. Lima owen, Mrs. Ida
Avery and Mrs. Boleta Read.
New members who had been ad-
mitted during Mrs. Seamans and
Mr. Lees year, 194l md 1912. were
brought to the East and greeted by
ths officers and members.
Mrs. Mary Cox, worthy matron OF
Milan Chapter was a guest. recog-
nized, also Mrs. Edwin Staeo, past
grand Ruth.
During the evening, several se,ec-
tons were sweetly sung by Mrs.
Leroy Bush. At the close Of the
evening. refreshments o! coffee,
sandwiches and home made cake
were served by the committee head
ed by Mrs. Harry Farris.
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Pick of the Air 7 oday

Earl Goodwin;
$3.50 Duffy's.
900 Famous Jury Trials;
$50 Xavier Cugat Orchestra.
MBS-S:00 Pass in Review;
1880 Melody Hall Concert.
wednesday
a. Everything Goes,
Variety;
100 p. IN. Or Morris Fishbein on
Wartime Distribution OF Man
power:
500 L. :. Navy Band.
CHS $50 Songs OF Centuries.
500 Great Lakes Naval Train
ing Station Graduation;
$50 Frank Parker Singers
BLU-t2 80 Farm and Home Pro-
gram
800 Prescott PRESENTS
700 club Matinee
MBS 1880 a. m. Yankee House
Party.
go p. m Mutual Goes Calling,
5t5 wFBR String Orchestra.
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First Methodist Church Scene Of Attractive Wedding Ceemo

OF 1888 and from Albion College.
After teaching for three years In
Decatur. she returned 10 Albion
where she secured her Masters de-
gree. Sgt Smith was graduated
from Decatur High School and was
with the New YORK Central Railroad
before going into the service.
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SERVICE PLUS BY Uso

PITTSBURGH, Pa Up - A
Date Bar" is a feature of dances
held under USO auspices here. The
service man goes to the Date Bar"
and describes the sort OF dancing
partner he prefers. An effort is
made to meet his specifications
from the hostesses present.
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Guests Entertained
by Lambda Chi Omega

Lambda Chi Omega Sorority mem.
bers entertained nine guests at
their first rushing parties OF the
season Monday evening in room A
OF Charles McKenny Hall. All came
in fancy costumes and spent a pleas.
ant evening playing games. after
which they were served refresh
ments Of pumpkin pie and coffee.
Miss Maxine Wilbur, dressed as a
colored Nanny. won The prize for
the best costume. For the game OF
musical chairs. Miss Margaret Roth
lesberger was winner, and for era
~ bridge. the winners were Miss
Wilbur and Miss Margaret Grader.
During the evening the guests were
treated 10 candy, pop corn and
apples.
The committee for the very en-.
joyable party was Miss Marian
Stadtmiller, Mrs. Charles Lonskey,
Mrs. Charles Chandler and Mrs.
William Shepherd.
The next business meeting will
be Monday evening at 1870 in
Charles McKenny Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs Clare Horton, Rock
ford, spent the week end with Mrs.
Horizons parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Brownell, Whitaker Road.
The Misses Florentine Tyrrell,
Pearl Allen and Helen Wellbrook
were Detroit visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Strang are
delegates from the Ypsilanti
Grange which meets in Adrian from
Tuesday through Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gale will
spend the week in Adrian at the
State Grange.
Miss Lottie Monroe. Battle Creek
was in Ypsilanti from Wednesday
until sunday visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Hugh X. Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Shaefer
and daughter, Miss Sally Shaefer
have started on a southern trip.
Mrs Orlyn Whitaker visited rel
atives in Detroit over the week end
Mrs. Samuel r. Beal and her in
FAINT daughter Cathy spent last week
with Mrs Bears parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. }. C. Squers.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Long spent
Sunday in Detroit.
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Birthday Observed

a birthday party Sunday after
noon marked William Woolsey's
18th birthday Guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. William Rudy and son Rus
sell, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Woolsey
and Miss Frances Woolsey. Detroit,
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Woolsey. and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grinoldby,
Ypsilanti
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Hostess To Club

Mrs William Fleming was hostess
TO Victory Pedro Club at her home
Monday evening. Prize winners
were Mrs. Fleming, Mrs Claude
Walcott and Mrs Arthur Reynolds.
Refreshments were served at the
close Of the evening. Mrs. Reynolds
will be hostess for the next party to
be al the home OF her son, Oryille
Dale. Belleville
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-27
Report Annual Sessions

At the weekly meeting Of Ypsi
lanti Lodge number 54s, LOOT.
Monday evening in Odd Fellow Hall,
reports Of two delegates. Ashby
fowler and John Slater, TO the
Grand Lodge annual sessions in
Bay City last week were given. II
was decided 10 purchase a hospital
bed for the use Of the community.
Plans were made for the annual
Thanksgiving party to take place in
November.
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STUDENTS BORROW BUeeIEs

EUGENE. Ore.--UP-University
OF oregon students, faced with
President Donald NJ. Erbs decree
against automobiles on the campus,
have gone back to the horse and
buggy. Farmers, II is reported, are
swamped with requests from bor-
rowers. who gaily drive about town
escorting dates in the old-fashioned
way.
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OhserNe Birthday

Mr.. and Mrs, Nell Allen enter
tanned at a family dinner, sunday,
in celebration OF the first birthday
OF their son, David Neil Allen. 4
birthday cake with one candle and
many dainty gifts were features OF
the happy occasion. Guests we're
Dayid's grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mott and Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
J. Allen. Ann Arbor. aud his aunts,
Miss Virginia Mott and Miss Peggy
Allen, Ann Arbor.
Mrs. Pearl Wood. Reed City,
called on old friends In Ypsilsnti.
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Baird and
family spent the week end with
friends in Elkhart, Ind.
Mrs. Ivan Sattler is spending a
few days with friends in Grand
Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sapulsa, De-
troit, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Lister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Dixon. Wor-
den, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Dixon.
Mrs Richard Losey. Dearborn.
spent the week end with Mrs. Rob
ert Lathers.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parr, Miss
Mary Parr and Miss Lanston, Dear
born, called at the Lathers home,
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul F. Steffes, 52i
Holmes Rd., were dinner guests
Sunday at the home o. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence H. Laurain, 412 E.
Michigan Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Anchor and
daughter, Mary Lou Detroit, were
guests at the Clarence Laurain
home Sunday evening.
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STAMPS REPLACE coRsAeEs

SEATTLE-UP-Big Yellow chry-
santhemums-the traditional foot
ball corsage-are out for the dura-
ton at the University Of Washing
ton. Goods have banned the flow
ers and instead have adopted lapel
gadgets made OF wire and ribbon
and-war stamps.
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George II Erickson Of Alma. who
will enter the armed service We'd
nesday. spent the week end with his
sister and brother-in-law, George
Allward, Jr. and al the George
Allward, ST., home.
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Entertsins Girls

Miss Joann Fanslow entertained
Girl Scout troop % at her home
Monday after school. The girls
brought nose bag lunches and the
hostess served hot chocolate. After
games. motion pictures OF the sum
mer camp were shown.
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Born At Beyer

M and Mrs Alfred Becker. 54i
Ivanhoe St, are the parents OF A
son born October "a at Boyer Hos
pital. The baby weighed seven
pounds five ounces.
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Parents Of DAUGHTER

Mr. and Mrs. James Beard, 50S y
Hamilton St, are the parents OF
seven popnd, Is ounce girl born
October ~ at Boyer Hospital.
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Oauuhter Arrives

Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Mclaughlin
announce the arrival Of a six and
one half pound daughter. Carol Ann,
Monday in Osteopathic Hospital,
Detroit.
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Son Arrives

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Crawford
IA Z. Cross St, are the parents OF
son Weighing seven pounds, 1917
ounces. born Monday in Boyer Hos
pltal.
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DRAFT NeARs FAMILY HEADS

LA JUNITA. Colo.-UP- Draft
boards are scraping near the bot
tom OF the manpower barrel IN
some sections OF Colorado. Otero
County officials announced that
married men with children probao-
ly will be indicted into the Army
from the region shortly after the
first OF the year.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Under of
Wayne. are the parents OF a daugh-
ter born at Boyer Hospital Monday.
The baby weighed six pounds, IL
ounces.
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ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

The Ypsilsnti Daily Press
wishes all subscribers to re-
ceive their papers regularly
ard promptly. In case OF poor
or non delivery OF the Daily
Press phone the Press Office
at 40 before 6 p. m. or , p. m.
Saturday.
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"Galloplnu Tea"

Mrs. Eugene Baird entertained
five members OF the Dearborn Unit
ed Brethren Church at "galloping
tea Monday.
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The telephone system affects the safety of all o. That's why
IL vitality important that you do telephone during for
after raid alarm, in Of extreme
The handle the calls that guard Life
snd your home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Mark H. Yates and
daughter Deanna went to Fenton
sunday 10 visit Mr.. Yates mother,
Mira. Theresa Yates.
Mr.. and Mrs George Lau, Sr.,
we're in Monroe Sunday to visit Mrs.
Lau's sister. Mrs. Robert Heller
man, Oakville, who is very i'll in a
hospital there. Mrs. Helzerman will
be remembered here as Miss Martha
Nagel, South Grove St. resident.
Miss Elsa Hornbacher. Flint. was
a guest over Sunday OF Miss Doro-
thea Lobban.
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Pleasant Surprise

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alban were
given a pleasant surprise party on
the occasion o. their 25th wedding
anniversary at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs Clayton Hughes, Saturday eve
ming Twelve couples, neighbors OF
the Adams, enjoyed pleasant So
clal time after being served a boun-
tiful dinner. A large wedding cake
decorated in white. centered the
table. The couple were presented
with a lovely silver coffee service
from the group
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Michigan Bell Telephone Company

Stead b.s.s sshs ...-I seyiss, sosd' Esd ssspi
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EIehonslss help. II the ituE,ion sp-
pears to be getting ont Of control Of
the local units, request. for help are
tslephoned to other control eeple~s
by commanding officials.
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conteet bsfwsss ssHi esd kses-
qsarfers. After squads reach the
bombing scene, they use The telephone
to report the progress Of their work
10 the control center.
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ceIIsetiss workers. Key men in Cir
william Defense units are notified at
once by telephone so that when the
siren. sound they will be ready to di-
rec, the workers in their organizations.