The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-19

The resignation was dcCepleu anu
Mrs. Estel Graves was appointed to
the position. Mrs. Glen Ridenour
was appointed TO succeed Mrs.
Graves on the program committee.
Miss Mary Adams. Olivet. is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Hugh X.
Adams.
Miss Esther Ewell who has
spent the past two weeks in this
city with her family, will return TO
East Lansing Saturday.
Parents Of George r. Norman,
Jr.. and Norman r. Christian have
received word that both boys are in
Camp Berkeley. Tex Both boys are
assigned to the medical corps and
will attend school for six weeks
after which they will have a spe-
cialists rating The two. both OF
whom have been in DeMolay. LETT
Ypsilanti in the first draft OF the
medical unit. both entered Camp
Custer together. and are in the same
school and non-combatant unit.
Mrs. Laura Weter is vacationing
for several weeks and is planning
on a trip 10 northern Michigan as
we'll as several short trips.
Mrs. Marie Kennedy and daugh-
ter, Marie. Mrs. Ann Harner and
Mrs. Dorothy Russell returned Sat
urday after four days in Cleveland
Mrs. +. B. Sweet and son, Billy,
left Tuesday evening for Jackson
where they will visit Mrs. G. A.
Seybold until Friday evening.
Mrs. Emma Cook visited Mrs.
Martha Dolph who is convalescing
in St Joseph's Hospital and found
her in a more serious condition
than was expected
Mrs. Nora Judd. formerly of Ypsi-
lanti. who lives in Wysndotte, spent
Tuesday visiting friends here.
Mrs. Frances Waiting 10 vacation
ing this week.
Mrs Jean Pence travelled to Ad-
rian Thursday TO enroll her daugh-
ter Miss Marigrace Pence, in school
there for her sophomore year. The
Pence family plan 10 make their
home In Ypsilanti and are formerly
OF South Bend. Ind.
Mrs Raymond Ehl and dsugh-
ter Barbara. and Mrs. John Miller,
all Of Pontiac. are spending the
week with Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Waiting.
Miss Alice McGaughey, who was
for some time nurse in Boyer
Hospital and left here last Septem-
Der 10 join a nurses aide unit in
connection with a powder factory
in Hanover. Mass. will come today
for short visit with old friends
here before going to Philadelphia
to spend most OF her vacation with
her parents. Miss May Barton will
meet her in Detroit today and will
bring her TO the Barton home in
Whitaker. where many Of her
friends will be welcomed to spend
the evening in informal visiting.
Milton X. Ward. son of Mr. and
Mrs, L. H Ward, 705 Pearl St, left
Tuesday morning for Camp Custer
70 enter military service.
Robert Ennen, son OF Mr., and
Mrs. George L. Ennen. 81 Wallace
Blvd. has left for Milford, Ohio,
where he will begin training at a
Jesuit seminary. His training will
cover a period OF l3 years and will
be taken in several places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garford A. Bassett
have returned from Jackson where
they had gone fishing with Mr.. and
Mrs. Basil Bassett at Clark Lake.
Private Raymond H. watson. 427
y. Washington St, son OF Mrs.
Gertrude Watson. is now stationed
at Camp Campbell. Kentucky, with
the Fifth Service Command.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson King and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Fleuelling,
VINO are spending two weeks at
Portage Lake. are entertaining NJ.
and Mrs. Paul Chapman for cou-
pie OF days.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F JAMESON.
Rochester, y. Y, came today to
visit Mrs. Jamieson's sister. Mrs.
W. X. Crawford and family. Miss
Helen Crawford who has been
spending the past ten days In Ro-
l.