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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-07
Calendar of Social Events
TODAY


Lodge number 10 F. and NJ Master Mason degree
1880, Masonic Temple lodge
Ypsanu Lodge number IOOF, o'clock Odd Fellow Hall
Past Presidents Degree 1880, with Miss Nellie
Capsule sisters Club O'Clock with Mrs Wright
troop 80, IL $780, 81 john
Roosevelt O'Clock, Starkweaher.
Mothersnges city schools 1880 Yp.ant High School
Jolly Mixers Mrs Charles snkue with
Mrs Olin Ring assisting.
Friendly Society Church 80 Church House
Ypsilan Club With Mrs Norman
Abercrombe Subject, Attractive Kitchens.
Professional Womens Club Woodruff
School, Girl night, Troop No guests Mo
pictures Fighting the Bomb Miss Ethel Taylor Mrs
Mary Delaforce. cocharmen.
Congregational Supper 6:45 p with Gerganoft
speaking Pictures.
Auxiliary of Foreign Wars with Mrs Earl suggtt at
m.
Ypsanti OF Foreign Wars, GAR Hall
Twenty Club. Charles McKenny Hall.
Ypsiant Grange postponed week.
WEDNESDAY
Navy Mothers Club 1880, in Walton
Association. meeting 75;
l.. VI. Philbn will incendiary bombs 80; old
fashioned dancing In charge OF Scott Colbun o'clock,
Prospect School
Domestic Daughters home of Mrs
Ralph Oltmanns; lesson on home cement
Past Chiefs Pythian o'clock Miller
Summit Study Club 2:S), with Mrs Laura Davis
Ladies Literary Club Drama Day; 230 Literary Club
House
Mary Missionary Society OF Lutheran Church
Mrs Fred
Carpenter Womens Relief Corps party
Wednesday Club luncheon, o'clock Cady
Girl Scouts 80 Methodist Church.
Woodruff; troop o'clock, Roosevelt troop nine
2:30, a
Red Cross surgical dressings five wech Hail o'clock
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School Council Will
Direct Y. H. S. Defense

The student council OF Ypsilanti
High School voted Monday to act
as a Defense Council for the high
school for the duration OF the war.
The executive committee ap-
pointed a committee OF IL TO work
on defense plans for the high
school. This body is comprised OF
two representatives from each
class, They are: Thelma Fergu-
son and James Vealey, grade z;
James Bell and Mary Decker.
grade 8; Nancy Steere and Daniel
Quirk, grade 3; Martin O'HFa, Jr.,
and Leroy Schanz. grade 10: Mary
Margaret Walls and Beatrice Wal
ton. grade IL; and William Rowe
and June Elvidge. grade u. Mar
tin O'Hara is chairman OF the
group. June Elvidge. secretary. and
Joseph Hill. faculty advisor.
This committee will report reg.
ularly TO the defense council on
defense organization. Included
will be the appointment OF air
raid wardens. fire wardens, and
other officers as community plans.
The school defense organization
will work with the local commun-
ity officials at any time that It is
necessary.
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Hundred Guests
at Anniversary

There e 100 guests at The Jsn-
nings ctell silver wedding an
uiyersa.y al their home Easter Sun
day 4 ys y pleasant feature 10 the
day was The presence OF the Camp
bell children. Miss Jean. a student
at Michigan State College East Ian
sing, Nj. and Mrs Robert Campbell
who are living in the Campbell
home and Malcolm. student in Lin
coin Consolidated High School. In
the center Of the dining table was
a beautiful bouquet OF stock and
snapdragons in white pottery
bowl. White paper napkins with
Alice" and Jennings in silver
letters were used In the afternoon
Mrs. Robert VANITY and Mrs. Rex
Tallsday poured. and in the evening
Mrs. Luman Seaman and Mrs. Gill
man Mullreed.
Among the many gifts was one
OF money. and a complete silver
service. Another valued gift was
scrapbook compiled by the neigh
boFs and friends o. the Campbells
which recorded the notable happen
ings Of the past twenty-five years
in part. II afforded keen pleasure
and the incidents recalled many in
cidents OF the years.
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The Court OF Honor this evening
at 1880 in Woodruff School audi
torlum is the big event for this
week for local Boy Scouts. The
program tonight will include the
presentation OF awards. demonstra-
ton OF Scout activities, motion
pictures, and a roll call OF Troop
7 which is observing Its goth an
niversary.
Monday evening, Boy Scouts OF
Troop met at Starkweather Hall
and James Bell and Kennard Pes
ter served on the board OF review.
Those approved were Lamar Mil
Ter. first class; Melvin Salem, sec.
ond class; Clyde Miller and An
thony Steimle. tenderfoot.
There WAS an advancement per
iod and the meeting was conduct
ell by Lamar Miller. 1t was re-
ported that over $50 had been re.
allied to date from the sale OF
papers. The court OF honor to-
night was announced and a re-
port OF the emergency service
corps was given by Hermann KEEL
Ter. William Worth and Daryl
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Activities Planned For
Roosevelt School Pupils

Varied activities are scheduled
for Roosevelt School pupils this
week.
Wednesday at 3 a. m. Roosevelt
High School students will view
motion picture on incendlary
bombs. An interesting feature OF
the program will be demonstration
OF the shearing OF sheep by VIII
liam McCalla. The youth. SEN
ior, has been taking a course In
sheep shearing at Michigan state
College At 10 a. m. elementary
grade children will view similar
demonstration.
Thirty.two students from Roose-
welt High School will motor to
Detroit tonight to view Maurice
Evans and Judith Anderson IN
Macbeth.
Display Bird Houses
An interesting display IN the nall
way at Roosevelt School this week
is the Home Work Shop bird house
contest entries. Four card tables
have been set up and the bird
houses arranged attractively. Bird
houses include those made from
lumber, trunks OF trees. flower pots
and pieces OF drain pipe. Behind
are three bird charts.
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Professor Hunts Needles
In Dump Piles, Finds Two

NORMAN, Okla.-CP-Prot. VIII
liam Schriever OF the University Of
Oklahoma Physics Department. is a
proven needle-ln -the-haystack finde"
He guarantees his work. with one
provision-the needle must be plati-
mum, containing radium. Doctors use
such needles in their professioou.
and they are worth upwards OF
$780,
The professor will tell you about
the time he found two such needles
in the vast Oklahoma City trash
dump. The procedure wa simple
II you are a professor OF physics.
You see, radium is a radioactive
element which dis 'ntegrates spon
taneously giving off alpha. BETA and
gamma rays. The gamma rays ionize
the az. and there lies the secret OF
tn success OF Prof Schriever's nee
die hunting.
The professor took an electro
scope /, the dump and began a tour
watching the instrument for traces
OF electricity. Soon ne had the local
t. OF the needles narrowed down o
a 5-foot area.
Then the professor began 10 dig,
putting the trash into baskets. With
the electroscope he examined each
basket and found the one containing
the radium. The contents OF the bas-
ket we're then divided into smaller
and smaller amounts until finally
Prof. Schriever held handful OF
dirt. There were the needles.
Prof. Schriever will also tell you
OF II other hunts In which he recoy-
cred $1,000 worth OF radium nee
dies
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-07
Court of Honor For Boy
Scouts Will be Tonight

Chamberlain. Other members OF
the troop including Lamar Miller,
James Rynearson. Phil Harmon
and John Borgerson. are eligible
10 attend the meetings.
A troop Advancement hike was
announced for April IS and Scout.
master Duane Chamberlain an
nounced that next week WILDER
Davis, assistant Scoutmaster.
would give special instruction in
signalling. The troops novelty
band will play at the appreciation
dinner for Scoutmasters in Ann
Arbor April 10 and ons outstand-
ing Scout will be chosen 10 attend
10 represent the troop.
Visitors Present
Grant Marshall, Glenn F. Touss
and Rev. William Shaw were
guests at the meeting OF Boy
Scouts OF Troop -, Monday eve
ming, at the Baptist Church.
Advancement work was on sig
Mailing and first aid. and the court
Of honor for tonight was announc.
ed Games OF spot tag and the
Scoutmsster's benediction closed
the meeting.
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An outline OF summer activities
for Ypsilanti Girl Scouts was pre-
scented Monday afternoon by Mrs.
II. edB. Barss. program chairman.
at the Ypsilanu Girl Scout council
monthly meeting in Charles MeKen'
ny Hall.
Included in the summer program
for the Scouts will be care OF flower
beds in the city park, vegetable
gardens. construction OF stove IN
Riverside Park, and hiking trips
which will include map making and
general knowledge Of community
activities.
1t is planned that all intermediate
and senior Scouts will be regis
tered as 10 Scout rating and badges,
special abilities. interests. and free
time.
Mrs. Joseph Scharbart told OF the
Brownie Spring Assembly planned
In May at which time the Brownies
will exhibit their handicraft and
present & program Of songs and
dances.
Fifteen troops were represented al
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-07
Scouting Council Plans
Varied Activities For Girls

the leaders meeting. which followed
dinner with the council members.
The program OF summer activities
was approved and details worked
out for Cookie Week in May.
Miss Edith Goyette, chairman Of
the tree planting ceremony, an an
nual event OF the Scouts. announced
this program which is 10 be held IN
Huron Park, April %.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-07
Baptist Circle
Names Officers

Officers for the year were elected
and two new members. Mrs. Clarke
Wright and Mrs Richard Heaven
were added 70 the mem bership rol!
OF Circle three Of the Baptist Won
ems Union al the meeting OF the
circle Monday evening at the home
OF Mrs. Leroy Thayer. Sixteen mem.
bers and a visitor, Mrs. Harold
Sanderson. were present.
Officers are Mrs. Alonzo Miller.
president; Mrs. Harley Schock. vice
president; Mrs. Charles Sprague,
secretary; Mrs. Harry Williams.
treasurer.
Mrs. Thaysr. chairman. reported
on the supper served the junior
choir. before Easter.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess and assistants. Mrs. Ernest
Hunt and Mrs. Harold Prest Mrs.
Robert Christian will be hostess
for the next meeting, May {.
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Fine Points in Bridge
By SHEPARD BARCLAY


UP to the spades. But West had
the heart A and won II. When
West now cashed his club 10.
dummy putting on the heart 2.
East had his chance to make q
mistake. which he certainly did.
Thinking West had a heart to
lead. and expecting him to lead IL
AS he said later-he decided to
hold his heart J. and so got rid Of
one Of his three spades. West had
only spades. however. so had to
lead one TO the dummy. the two
tops dropping the Q and the ]
making the game trick. A simple
question would have made East's
discarding Job easy for him. Why
would the deelarer have led hearts
from the dummy. unless he had
four Of them himself? II East had
asked that question. he would have
realized his partner had no more
hearts. so would have discarded
his ] on the tenth trick and would
have taken the setting trick with
his spade Q.
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engagement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Jedele en-.
tertained at an Easter dinner sun
day. Covers were laid for fourteen
and decorations were In keeping
with the season. A pleasant surprise
during the dinner was the announce
ment by Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Weisen-
burg OF the engagement OF their sis
ter. Miss Helene Moore. to Luther
p. Jedele, the decorated Easter eggs
being utilized to tell the news. The
wedding will take place in June.
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Dance Planned by
Lambda Chi Omega

Lambda Chi Omega members
made plans fog a dance in May. and
for the next social meeting to be
at the home OF Mrs. James Luebke,
at the sorority business meeting
Monday evening at Charles McKen-
ny Hall. Mrs. W. o. Allen presided.
Plans from the various committees
were given. The committee for the
dance In May is Miss Dorothy Dun
lap. general chairman Miss jeanne
Cuppens, Mrs. James Hopkins, MIA.
James Roy and Miss Margaret
Grader.
The committee for the social
meeting, Apr 20 at the home Of
Mrs. Luebke is Miss Marion Stadt-
miller, Miss Lucille Lonskey and
Miss Irene Hines.
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Campbell and daughter Jane De-
troit. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Hubbell,
Lincoln Park, Mrs. Leila Rose Hub.
bell, and Janet. Lincoln Park. As
the day was the birthday OF Mrs.
Bacon they took their dinner out
and she served a birthday cake just
before they left for home.
Mr. and Mrs. Craig L. Brown and
daughter Sharry Lee, Orland, Ind,
were Easter week end guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee n. Brown On
sunday, the Browns were dinner
guests OF NJ. and Mrs. Walter
Liyrance, Walled Lake. Mr.. and
Mrs. Craig Brown returned home,
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Jacobs went
on business TO Plymouth and De-
troit Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence L. Stark.
weather visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Patterson, Britton, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S Fl. Westcott had
as Easter guests Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Haviland. Detroit, and James
Westcott. this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Rogers and
Donald. Jr.. spent Easter with Mrs.
Rogers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
f. Ableson, coming from Portage
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Berthold
and MIS-. Giles Fox went on Easter
10 viatt Mrg parthotdfs nathan Mrs.
Hester Floyd, Tarlton, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Ruggles
have returned to Petoskey after
visiting Mrs Ruggles' mother. Mrs.
Mary Sutherland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester G. Alban
spent Easter with Mr.. and Mrs. C..
G. Hunt. Washtenaw Heights.
The Misses Elizabeth, Mary. Mar
garet and Carrie Ableson, Detroit,
were guests Monday Of their broth
er and sistel-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Z. Ahleson.
Miss Susanna Batter returned
Monday to St. Cloud, MINI, where
she teaches. She had spent a week
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thumm went
Sunday TO Jonesville n visit Mr..
and Mrs. s. r. Woolam and in the
afternoon Mr.. and Mrs Woolam
and MIS-. Thumm motored with Mr..
and Mrs. G.. Forest Lewis. Hillsdale,
to Homer and Litchfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Williams en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bright
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde pormsu,
and Mrs. Earl Brewer, Detroit, Sun
day afternoon and evening
Miss Clara Weber and Mrs. Anna
Schaner, Alliance. O., spent Easter
with Ms. Schaner's sister. Mrs
Lillian Root.
d. Z. Wadsworth, Dowagiac, is
visiting his sisters, Misses Frances
and Martha Wadsworth sol Wash
tenaw Ave. and Mrs. c. J. Guile,
$50 Lowell ST.
Mrs. Z. d. Moore and daughter,
Miss Grace, have returned from
spending the winter in Daytona
Beach. Fla.
Miss Phoebe Van Allsburg, East
Jordan, visited Mrs James R
Bleakey, Jr, during the Easter re-
cess
John Eichhorn, Kalamazoo, spent
Easter with his son, Conrad Eich'
horn and Mrs. Eichhorn.
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Mrs. Harry McGowen and daugh.
ter, Natalie, Medford. Mass, le'
turned home Saturday after spend
Ing a week with Mrs. McGowen s
cousin. Mrs. J. Faber Goodwin. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Prins. Grand Hav-
en-, were guests OF Mrs. Prins par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin. Easter
SUNDAY.
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WASHINGTON-AP - Damage
suffered by the destroyer Kearny
when she was torpedoed near Ice
land last Oct. II has been COM
pletely repaired. She is now
operating with the fleet, the Navy
announces.
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DeMolay Degree
Received by Nine

At Monday nights meeting OF
Ypsilanti Chapter. Order OF DEMO
lay, nine candidates received the
DeMolay degree. They were Charles
Fast. Melvin Staebler. Clark Reid.
Robert McFarlane. William Kind
shoven Robert Custer Ronald
Davis, Robert Geddis and Keith
Ford
After the meeting motion pictures
on the incendiary bomb were shown
by Jack Lockwood OF the Ypsilanti
High School.
Announcements included the semi
formal dance at the Ypsilanti High
School gymnasium Friday nigh;
and the chorus rehearsal at the tenn
pie, Apr 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. T. Knowles and
son Joseph and Mr. and Mrs. James
Bordeaux. Crosse Pointe. have re-
turned from Newark. o. where
they were called by the death OF
Mrs. ]. Z. Donovan, sister Of Mrs
Knowles and Mrs. Bordeaux.
Mr. and Mrs. John Washer. who
have just returned from spending
the winter in Bradenton. Fla. were
Easter dinner guests of their sister.
Mrs. Louise Polzin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Adams and
children spent Easter with rela-
tiyes in Stevensville. o.
Miss Loretta Livernois, who has
been visiting her cousin, Miss Mary
Rita Polzin, has returned 10 earle
ton. Mich.
Mrs. Anna Schaner and Miss Clara
Weber. Alliance, o., are spending
the Easter holiday time with Mrs.
Lillian Root and other relatives and
plan 10 go home Tuesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. R. Ray enter
tanned friends at dinner. Saturday
evening. in observance. OF their
twentieth wedding anniversary.
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Oauohter Arrives

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Merritt.
BJitton, are parents OF a daughter
born this morning in Boyer Hos
pital. The baby weighed seven
pounds, one ounce.
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Enjoy Bicycle Trip

Troop II, with their leader Mrs.
Louis Hubbard. enjoyed a bicycle
trip along the Huron River Satur-
day. Each took a nose-bag lunch.
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Ia Be Attendant

Miss Laura Bowey, Denver, Col.
arrived in Ypsilanti Monday after
noon to be maid OF honor at the
wedding OF Miss Mary Jane Kali
strom, 250S Oakdale Ave, 10 Dean
Allward at Willow Run Chapel, Apr.
-. She expects to remain here for
few days after the wedding. Miss
Bowey and Miss Kallstrom were
schoolmates in both grade and high
school in Denver.
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WHY rs HE DOING IT.

GIVE THE declarer credit for
having some kind Of reason for
what he does. Putting yourself in
his place. then figuring out what
kind OF holding would cause you
to make the same moves as he
that Is often the prescription
which enables you to read his
holding. and therefore your part
ner's holding. So. when the late
stages Of the play arrive, and you
have to select a discard, your job
may be made childishly simple.
instead of difficult or pure guess.
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Phillip Holland
Back In the United States for the
hrst time in IS years is Phillip
Holland. U. s. consul general in
Liverpool, England. He is pic
tured a. he arrived in New York
by Clipper plane.
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Future Events For
Knights of Pythias
Told at Meeting

Future activities for Queen City
Lodge. number l67. knights Of
Pythiss, were announced at the reg
ulsr lodge meeting Monday evening
in K. p. Hall.
The X. P.s Pythian Sisters aud
Princes OF Syracuse Palace are TO
attend Memorial Day services at
the Presbyterian Church. May 81.
Cars will leave the hall at 1880
for the district open meeting at
Plymouth, Thursday.
One Of the special nights Of the
year will be Past Chancellors Night
Apr. 10 when past chaneellors fill
the chairs and confer the third rank
on three candidates. A cooperative
supper at $50 will precede the
meeting. Each X. P. Is 10 bring an
old time member.
Three candidates, Rev. David r..
Porter. Fred Dieterle and Buell.
Kellogg, received the second rank
Past Chancellors sold $50 worth OF
defense stamps. II was announced
that Wolverine Palace, number 40,
will attend the fire warden motion
pictures at Woodruff School tonight
at 1880. The next meeting OF the
palace will be Apr. IS when the
remainder OF the X. p. associate
mem bers will be initiated.
X. p. lodges in Hillsdale, Flint,
Port Huron and Dundee expect TO
form Princes OF Syracuse palaces
and have invited Ypsilanti palace
TO COME. the initiatory work.
Lunch was served after the meet
ing by the committee, John Wiseley,
Alfred Burrell and Fred Spencer.
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(Dealer' South. Both sides vui.
nerable.)
After bidding spades strongly.
as high as three. South doubles
Vests 3-No Trumps on this deal
and North leads the spade s. South
playing the 10. How should West
now plan TO make his eontractf
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IL You find that certain telephone requests
can no longer be met, the blame lies with
the enemies of our country.
To iCin this todr, toe must conserve etery
possible pound Of rital materials
Critical shortages have caused the War
Production Board to issue an order strictly
limiting the use Of those scarce materials
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by the telephone companies in expanding
telephone service.
The War Production Board estimates
that this conservation program will save
annually about $500 tons of lead, 5000
tons Of iron and steel, %, 800 tons of copper,
and large amounts of zinc, crude rubber,
magnesium and other strategic materials.
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dealer: North. Esst.West vul-
nerable.)
North East South West
IL Pass INT Pass
3NT
West led his club , 10 the J.
South hnessed the diamond 10 to
the Q and won the returned club
6 with the A to succeed with the
second diamond finesse. then drop
the X with the A and cash the 2.
East disearding a heart, West a
spade and South a spade. The
heart 2 was sent from dummy TO
the 10 and @. and the club Q
knocked out dummy's X
The declarer. having seen a X
and Q from West and only a Q
from East. decided East was the
more likely TO have the heart A.
80 led the X from dummy 10 throw
him In and make him then lead
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Mrs. O'Brien Hostess

The Fortnightly Contract Bridge
Club met Monday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. j. P. O'Brien. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Joseph Bruetsch'
Mrs. L. Piatt and Mrs. George
Estes The next club meeting will
be Apr. 20 with Mrs. Joseph Swope.
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To Observe Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin G. Staeb have
issued invitations to the obsetv-
ance OF the 50th wedding anniver-
sary OF their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice G. Day, when they will
erect their friends al Charles Nc
Kenny Hall, Sunday evening, Apr.
26
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Mrs. A. ". Brown, Traverse City.
is spending a fort night with her
daughter, Mrs. J. Stuart Lathers.
Richard Lathers was also an Easter
dinner guest at the Lathers farm.
Mrs. Arlie Hickman and Miss
Madeleine Hickman. spent Easter
with Sergt Wilbur Hickman at
Camp Devons. Aver, Mass.
Master Chester Bissell spent the
Easter week end with his grand
mother, Mrs. Lucy Bissell and aunt,
Mrs. Harold Zeeb.
Mrs. Owen j. Cleary and children,
Catherine Ann and Patrick Roger,
I'd, have returned from a weeks
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred De
Waele, Sr. at Bay City.
Mr.. and Mis-. James Irving. De.
troit, were Easter guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. F R. Bowerman, parents OF
Mrs. Irving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hess, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Branniff and son Ger
aid and Mrs. Jennie Morgan. De-
troit, were guests over Easter OF
NJ. and Mrs. Philip Santure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Weissenra-
der were Easter guests OF their son
and family in Ann Arber.
Mrs. Anna Dundon and family
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Wilske, Plymouth, at dinner, Easter
Day
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The steps taken do not mean that the basic
quality Of your telephone service will be
eurtailed. They simply remove some of
the de luxe trimmings. We shall continue
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ATTENTION.
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

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wishes al subscribers TO re-
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and promptly. In case O. poor
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Press Phone the Press Office
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