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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-11
Calendar of Social Events

TO-DAY
Past Chiefs Club OF Pyhian Sisters with Mrs Clarence
Syracuse special meeting to initiate candidates
Excelsior Chapter 1880 Temple lodge
MsryMaha Missionary Society Lutheran Church after Lenten
service a church.
Council Of Ypsanu Chapter Order DeMosy 1880 with
Norman
Prospect Parent Teacher Association. 1880. school.
Navy Mothers Club, o'clock in Izsak Walton
THURSDAY
Daughters Union Veterans supper
followed by inspection, GAR. Hall
West Side Circle of Dorcas Society Lutheran Church of
Mrs George Daschner. Hostess will Mrs. Theodore
Daschner 1880.
Society Of Lutheran Church o'clock
with Mrs Edward Schumann.
Senior Luther League Of Lutheran Church. al
presbyterian Women Union o'clock with Mrs Harry
Losey; groups three and four. o'clock at church.
Order OF Rainbow for Girls 1880
lodge
ST. Luke League of Women Auxiliary Joint day
ing meeting at Church House.
Queen City Lodge number 1877 Pyhas party
o'clock X p. Hall
Methodist Womans Society Service Circles number
2:30 with Mrs. Leon Hathaway o'clock
with Miss Caroline Lewis, sewing phantom
number -FOUR and ten o'clock cooperative luncheon
church; number Edward Hines; mum.
Der six 1880 with Mrs Harry Faulkner:
with Mrs William Waidner; Mrs
George Carr; number Il. wit Clifton Bennett
Central Grades Parent reading demon
strson by second and third panel discussion
Ypsilanu High School lunch
Baptist Women's Union. 1880 a church
Matilda Prne Auxiliary number 10
$780, GAR Hall. Ann Arbor.
3 B Bunco Club. Mrs Arthur REYNOLDS
Altar Society OF ST John Church room
- -
Girl o'clock sarkweaher; troop seven
Roosevelt. ' - 49,
Hobby Club School, to 10 O'Clock in faculty room Of
school " -
Hornet Model Arpane Club. Ypsant High School,
room No. POI. ~
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Practical Means of Aiding
Boy Scout Work Discussed

games which were under the direc-
ton OF John Cline.
In Charge
Leonard Henson, junior assist
ant Scoutmaster, was in charge OF
the regular meeting Of Boy Scouts
OF Troop 3 Tuesday night at Har-
riet School. The meeting was
opened at 1880 with the Scout oath
and laws. In a discussion, new
ideas we're submitted regarding the
troop newspaper, the Boy Scout
Newsette.
Two groups were formed. In
one the boys studied requirements
in their rank and in the other the
boys practiced first aid. A patrol
will take part in the first AID
meet March is in Ypsilanti High
School.
The meeting was closed with the
Scoutmaster's benediction. Twelve
Scouts were present.
Play Basketball
Because a number Of the Boy
Scouts OF Troop 10 OF ST. John
School are on the basketball team,
the regular meeting Tuesday night
was omitted The ST. John team
debated the Indians, IS TO 10, in a
game played in the Ypsilanti High
School gymnasium.
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Circle 8 Meets
With Mrs. Church

Circle s OF the Methodist Won.
ans Society OF Christian Service
was entertained Tuesday afternoon
by Mrs. Harry Church. Washtenaw
Ave. Circle leaders OF the W.S.C.S.
were guests for a ! O'Clock lunch
con.
Devotions were led by Mrs. Wes-
ley Dawson whose text was John.
fifth chapter, first to fifteenth
verses. Mrs. Naomi Arid, leader.
presided at the business meeting
and announced the sale Of tickets
for the Easter breakfast April 2 and
also asked for contributions for bas-
kets which will be sent to boys IL
camps.
Mrs. Clifford Schrelner and Mrs
Clarence Starkweather gave inter
esting readings and Miss Barbara
Wright played two accordion selec-
tons.
The circle will meet with Mrs.
Lydia Ross next month.
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Practical Ways in Which a
Committeeman May Serve His
Troop" was the topic OF DR.. Floyd
Peyton, Ann Arbor, who addressed
committeeman from Ypsilanti
troops at a meeting In Starkweath.
er Hall Tuesday night.
DR.. Peyton suggested in parti-
eular that a committeeman should
assist the Scoutmaster and help
him to plan activities and work
with him. A troop committeeman
should be active and unless he is,
the troop itself will not be active.
he said. He believed that four
members was a good number for
committee and said that they
should attend Scout meetings and
should accompany the boys on
trips.
DR.. Peyton is an active lay work
er in the Boy Scout organization
in Ann Arbor.
At the opening OF the meeting. Il
board OF review was conducted for
three Scouts from Troop /, Ben
VandenBelt, who was approved 70;
public speaking merit badge; John
Borgerson. Star Scout; and Will
liam Worth, senior patrol leader.
The troop ! committee gave u
demonstration of committee meet
ing in which they discussed the
plans for mobilization OF the troop
in case Of an emergency, the col.
lection of waste paper. and report.
ed on the recent Scout camping
trip.
Leonard Menzi, Roosevelt School
principal. was in charge.
Conduct Roundtsble
DR.. Harry Hoy was in charge OF
the Clubbing formidable Tuesday
evening in Charles Mckenny Hall.
The group discussed the organiza.
ton OF new packs and the reorgau-
ization OF former packs. Rawson-
vile School was held likely pros.
pect for the starting OF pack and
it was suggested that interest In
more dens at the Roosevelt pack
be stimulated.
a summer program for Cubs was
discussed and plans were outlined
for increasing interest of parents,
den chiefs and cubs.
1t was announced that Cubs and
their parents will be invited to
attend the Roundup at Camp New
kirk May 2S.
Give Demonstration
Tuesday evening the second
class patrol OF Boy Scouts of Troop
| Z gave a demonstration lesson In
visual education at the meeting of
the Association OF Childhood Edu-
cation in Starkweather Hall. A
film, The Cattleman" was shown
and the lesson followed.
Other patrols worked on ad.
vancement at the regular meeting
in Woodruff School Under the d.
rection OF Assistant Scoutmaster
Tavern Moore. plans were discuss
ed for a camping trip to Camp New.
kirk March 20 and 81.
At the close of the meeting. the
group went to the gymnasium for
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SENIORS PREPARE
FOR FINAL DAYS

When seniors held their class
meeting Tuesday In the Fred Green
Ballroom OF Charles McKenny Hall
plans were begun and committees
appointed for final class activities
at Michigan State Normal College.
They chose a council OF ten SEN
Tors to work with class officers.
headed by president Vaughan Trem-
per. Detroit, which met later to ap-
point chairmen Of the various Gus
tomary senior activities. The coun-
ell included: Miss Dorothy Kraas.
Greenville, Miss Jeanette Schwartz.
Plymouth. Richard GILES. Plym-
outh. John Shoemaker. Detroit. Miss
Josephine Stec. Hudson, Miss Opal
Brace, Clayton, Miss Mary Pur-
chase. Muskegon Heights. Miss
Edith Crowl, Shelby, Thomas
Gaines, Milan, and Miss Bernice
Jacobs, Holland.
The date OF scheduled senior
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SPEAKER SEES
NEED To WATCH

Speaking on Teachings OF Jesus
for Today" at the Y. W. c. A. Len
ten Service Tuesday afternoon ia
Starkweather Hall. DR.. Harlow
Laing. OF the Lincoln School facul.
ty, said that Jesus told man to
watch and pray. This country is In
its present difficulty. he said. be-
cause its citizens have prayed but
have not watched. This new attitude
OF watchfulness and alertness will
be a decided result OF the present
conflict. he added.
Miss Dorothy Roe, Plymouth. In
troduced DR.. Laing.
This was the third In the series
OF Lenten talks on the theme, RE
ligion in War Torn World" spon.
sored by the Y. w. c. A. OF the
local college.
Rev. Raymon Burns Bair. pastor
OF the Presbyterian Church. will
speak at the next service Tuesday
at 4 o'clock In Starkweather Hall.
His topic will be THE Meaning OF
Prayer"
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Brief Program Planned
For School Open House

A brief but interesting program
has been prepared for parents who
will attend the open house at Up
SLANT High School tonight.
About s o'clock. after comforting
with teachers for an hour. parents
will gather In the auditorium where
the high school band will play sew
eral concert selections. High
School Principal Norris C. Wiltss
will give the welcome to parents
and will discuss the place OF the
school in war times. Superinten-
dent z. II. Chapelle will talk on
problems in the school.
Tea will be served after the
program.
Student council members will act
as guides during the evening.
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Campus Events
Sixty Students Guests at
Delightful Church Banquet

Approximately 60 attended the
delightful banquet held by the Luth.
eran Student Club Tuesday eve
ming at the Lutheran Church.
Decorations were in green and
white. The tables were decorated
with small green hats and four-leaf
clovers. Pots OF tulips frightened
the tables also. The place cards
were shaped like four-leaf clovers.
Rev. Harold Yochum. president
OF the Michigan district OF the
American Lutheran Church. spike
to the group on Youth on 1.-THE
March" He told them that there
ar three armies-the United States
army, the army OF crime. and the
army OF youth. He urged them, as
part of the army OF youth, to re
tool. reschool. and refue" them
5 Ives to be morally straight and
a lively righteous. He emphasized
that the movement toward better
moral and Christ-like living must
begin with the youth of the country
II II Is TO be successful.
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events and chairmen OF each are as
follows: Apr. 20. Senior Cozy-Miss
Opal Brace. Clayton; May IA, SEN
Tor Cozy-Miss Brace; May 20.
Senior Class wiener roast Miss
Bernice Jacobs, Holland. and Rich
ard Donnelly. Allen; June 2, Class
Day-John Grant. Detroit. Miss
Mary Margaret Ritz. Ann Arbor'
Edward Bowles, Detroit, Miss Mary
Jane Peppler. Grand Rapids, Miss
Doris Benford. Saginaw, and Rob
ert Angove. Worthwhile; June I.
Senior Women's Breakfast Miss
Josephine Stec, Hudson, and Miss
Edith Crowl, Shelby.
June 7, Baccalaureate - John
Anderson, Addison, and Miss Helen
Holt. Ironwood; June IL, Lantern
Walk-Victor Mastromarco. Mon
roe. and Miss Mary Purchase. Mus
kegon Heights; June IL. Senior
Dance-Robert LaRue. Ypsilsntt
and Miss Barbara Forker. Flint:
June Is, Alumni Luncheon-Edward
Kontrymowicz Hamtramck, and
Miss Eileen Walsh, Bad Axe: and
June 13. Commencement-Miss
Jeanette Schwartz, Plymouth, and
Don Sommerfield. Saginaw.
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SWIRL REPORTS
GIVEN To Glass

Reports from committees work
ing on the Soph Swirl featured the
sophomore class meeting Tuesday
in Welch Hall Auditorium. The
Swirl is the only all-college party
sponsored by the sophomore class
Of Michigan State Normal College
each year.
Miss Helen Duggan. Pontiac. re-
ported that tickets will go on sale
today.
Bob Foerch. Wyandotte, an
nounced that a good orchestra has
been secured.
Ed ard Ribits. Detroit. told the
work being done by the publicity
committee.
Vernon Sherman, Saginaw. presi-
dent OF the class. presided over the
meeting.
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Scout Movement to
be 80 Years Old

The 324 registered Girl Scouts
OF Ypsilsnti are celebrating the 30th
birthday OF the Organization begin.
ming March ~.
Girl Scouting was brought 10
this country in 1912 by Mrs. Juliette
Gordon Low. who had been asso-
GIFTED with the Scouting movement
founded in England a few years
earlier by Lord Bsden-Powell OF
G!lwell On the night OF March II
Mrs. Low called together eight girls
at her home in Savannah. Georgia
and founded the first Girl Scout
troop.
From that tiny nucleus Gil
Scouting has grown in 80 years to
become a national organization OF
5 50 ~'rls and 1910 adult volun
teers a total Of 65f.S70 girls aud
women registered at the Girl Scout
n tional headquarre!s IN New York
City.
The girls plan and organize their
o. 1 projects with the leader sup
plying necessary training and guild
ance. They learn the give and take
Of democratic methods. how q
sumo authority and how TO q =. safe
il. and above all how 10 wo. to-
gether tremendously and efficient
". In England people have foun,
that this ability OF the Girl Guides
70 organize quickly and work to
gether is one OF their greatest as
sets in time o. need.
There are hundreds OF useful de-
tense Jobs which girls OF Scout age
can do which release adults for more
technical work or contribute. their
own bit 10 the national defense
prog am. Girl Scouts Of Ypsilanii
are taking care OF younger children
and learning first aid. home nurs-
ing. emergency cooking and nutri-
til. They have packed kits for SOL
diers. collected books for army
camps. stamps 10 be sent to Eng.
land and bags for the Red Cross
and the hospital.
te % troops in Ypsilanti are
eager and ready to be volunteers
for victory"
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Industrial Pleasure
Club SeWS on Robes

Industrial Pleasure Club mem
bers spent Tuesday afternoon sew
ing on hospital lap robes following
their luncheon and brief business
meeting. with Mrs. l. T. Smith pre-
siding, at the home OF Mrs. II. G..
Baker. Mrs. George Shuart was as
sisting hostess.
Mrs. William Horn will assist
Mrs. Smith in investigating the
case OF a family OF needy children.
just outside the city. The club will
assist them II It is found advisa Die.
Round Robin letters were written
to two members. Mrs. Harry Ste OK
dale and Mrs. Henry Snyder. who
are Ill.
The April meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Peter Buccos with
Mrs. William Horn assisting.
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Capsule Sisters
Observe Birthday
Of Mrs. Shamrock

The birthday OF Mrs. George shar'
rock was celebrated at the Capsule
Sisters Club meeting at the home
OF Mrs. George Hilbert, Tuesday
evening. After playing Bug the mem
bars enjoyed a delicious luncheon
at a table attractively decorated
with white candles and a birthday
cake. Mrs. Shamrock received a gifi
from the club.
Prize winners were Mrs. Alfred
Morris. and Mrs. Glenn Spencer.
The club has one new member,
Mrs. Fred Maddux.
The club will meet again Mar. "a
with Mrs. Lyman LaChance.
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William McCandless sang two er-
cellent vocal solos.
Guests included: Rev. II. o.
Yoder. student pastor OF the Uni
versity Of Michigan Lutheran stu.
dents, Miss Dorothy Weidman,
president of the University Of Mich
igan Lutheran Student Club, Grant
Hagen. treasurer Of the University
Club. Miss Doris Allmendinger and
Miss Ruth FODDER, members OF the
Ann Arbor organization. Mrs. Nc.
Candies, Or. and Mrs. Clarence
Loesell. and Rev. and Mrs. Hugo
Fenker
Miss Caroline Welt. Temperance.
is president OF the local club. Work
ing with Miss Welt was the dec
orations committee including Har
old Cook. chairman. Miss Esther
Senff. Ypsilanti, and Miss Betty
Parsons, Detroit.
The next meeting OF the club will
be a social meeting Mar. "a at 7
o'clock in Starkweather Hall. .
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Degree of Honor
Plans Gard Party

At the executive meeting OF LoyAi
Lodge. number 10, Degree OF Honor
Tuesday evening at the home Of
Mrs. Laura Butler. plans were =
fer a benefit card party April "A
and for celebrating the 50th ami
versary OF Loyal Lodge. The bust
ness meeting. with Mrs. William
Gallaher, presiding, was followed
BY a tramp card party.
The benefit card party is 10 be in
Charles McKenny Hall. 1t was de
cided to have the 50ti anniversary
celebration. May IA.
he members, who came dressed
IN a varied assortment of tram
costumes enjoyed a pleasant social
time. Pedro was played with prizes
going 10 Mrs. Jessie Gum Mrs
OIL Ring and Mrs. Manle- Roe.
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FACULTY To HEAR
TALK ON NATURE

Professor Clarence NJ. Loesell.
head OF the natural science depart
ment OF Michigan State Normal
College. will speak on Taking n
Lesson From nature" at the Facul-
~ Chat sponsored by the Women's
League Monday afte noon at 4 o.
clock 10 the Alumni Lounge OF
Charles McKenny Hall.
Coffee and doughnuts will be
served at this Chat aud students
and faculty will have the opportun-
it to gather informally around the
speaker and ask him questions.
The purpose OF these Chats Is
to help students and faculty become
better acquainted.
Miss Alice Heck. Ypsilanti Is
chairman OF them.
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Obligatory Sunday
to be Observed by
DeMolay Chapter

DeMolay Council made plans for
observing obligatory Sunday. Mar,
IS. and made the schedule OF meet
ings for the remainder OF March, at
the Council meeting Tuesday eve
ming IN the Masonic Temple lodge
rom. For Obligatory Sunday the
n. nbers will attend ST. Luke
Church IN a group for the morning
service after having breakfast al
the temple al $3.50 Il was decided
10 have the annual dance, Apr. 10
IN Charles McKenny Hall The
schedule OF meetings for the re-
ma!nder OF March Is regular
meeting, Mar l6 chorus practice
Mar. 20 basketball game with Mon
roe Mar "a: Council meeting Mar.
%; and second degree. Mar. 80.
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JUNIOR CLASS
PLANS MIXER

Juniors. at their class meeting
Tuesday in the Alumni Lounge OF
Charles McKeuny Hall chose Miss
Phyllis Courtemanche. Pontiac, 70
head a committee for their class
mixer. the date OF which will be
announced soon.
Miss Betty Jackson, Bad Axe. was
appointed to begin arrangements
for splash party.
Geo &c Cole. Minoa, y. " presi-
dent OF the class. conducted the
meeting.
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Jolly Mixers Club
Plays Five Hundred

Jolly Mixers Club was entertained
Tuesday evening by Mrs. Matt
Stein with Mrs. Gordon Wright
serving as assisting hostess. Five
Hundred was played with prizes
goin- TO Mrs. Fred Lambert Mrs.
Stein and Mrs. Jack Coxford.
The next party will be Mar "a
at the home Of Mrs. James Fitz.
patritl with Mrs. Stephen Croghan
assisting.
Mrs. Edward Blum, Inkster. spent
Tuesday with her mother. Mrs. VII.
liam Richter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Wenzel are
going to. Mason Sunday to attend
an open house given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilfred Jewett in honor of
Mrs. Jewett's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Smiley. They have been
married AZ years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Thumm
were visitors at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Wollam. Jones'
Vile. Sunday.
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TRIES TO TAKE LIFE

Lapeer, Mar. ll-Clinton Shsr-
rard, SO, father Of seven children
whose mother burned to death in
st. Clair County a year ago. at.
tempted TO take his own life in the
Lapeer County Jail Tuesday after
Circuit Judge George W. Des-Jar-
dins had sentenced him TO 1871 to
25 years in prison on conviction Of
4 morals charge.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Skelt reached
home early today from Miami
Beach. Fla. where they had spent
two weeks with their son, PFC Per-
ry Skelt Of the U. S. Marines. They
were delighted with the conditions
at the camp and the care provided
for the boys.
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Odd Fellows Plan
Box Social Mar. 10

At the weekly meeting OF Ypsi-
lanti Lodge. number SIS. LO.O.F..
Tuesday evening at the hall. plans
were completed for the box social,
10 be sponsored by both the Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs. Mar. 10 at
Odd Fellow Hall. The social will be
open to the public Announcement
was made OF the regular Odd Fellow
party Thursday night at the hall.
Donald Lowell, noble grand, pre-
sided.
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Pleasantly Surprised

Mrs. George Shook was pleasantly
surprised Sunday at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. Alta English. il being
her 73d birthday. a big dinner in
Guiding large two-tier birthday
cake. was served by the hostess.
Many beautiful gifts were received
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Rev. David H. Porte- is spending
the week in Toronto. Ont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Patterson
and family Britton were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. I. Starkweather at
the week end.
Nj. and Mrs. Robert Lister we're
week end guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Van Nest IN Detroit.
Ralph Wagner. Jr.. came home
from Albion College for the week
end
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At Eour Course plnner

The Lucky Nine Club met Tues
day at noon for four-course chick.
en- dinner at the home OF Mrs. Wal
Ter Spencer. The centerplece was
OF American Beauty roses. Two
members OF the club, Mrs. Vernum
Underwood and Mrs. John Mott,
were reported ILL., Pedro occupied
the afternoon with prizes awarded
70 Mrs. William Orr. MIS-. Ivele
Grub, Mrs. Floyd Ring. and Mrs
EDWARD Grannis. The next meeting
VIII be on March "a with Mrs.
Grub.
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Mrs. pieterle Hostess

The Aunt Nell Buneo Club mem
bers were guests Tuesday afternoon
of Mrs. Fred Dieterle. Prizes for
bunco went TO Mrs. Wesley Reed,
Mrs. Henry Rouse. and Mrs. Die
terle The club will meet again Mar.
IS with Mrs. Joseph Block.
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Make Home Here

Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Gum. who
were married February in Hills
dale. are making their home in an
apartment at 100 Catherine ST. Mrs.
Gum is the former Miss Mary A
Blrk. daughter OF Mrs. A. Birk.
Hillsdale.
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Wales signor, American consul
in Merida Mexico. left Ypsilanti
for his home Tuesday night.
Mrs. George Sovey. Bay City. will
arrive Thursday 70 stay until Sun
day visiting her son and dau liter.
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben J. Sovey.
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Birthdays Observed

The birthday anniversaries OF
Rev. George Daschner and Miss
Edith Lidke were observed Monday
at dinner in the evening. when Mrs
LorenZ Ahlgrim. Paw Paw. Miss
Martha E. Wolter and Miss Cora
Roehm were guests.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Goss. 1875
5. Grove St. are parents OF a son
born Tuesday in Beyer Hospital
The baby weighed eight pounds. ten
ounces.
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At the regular communication o.,
fhoenix Lodge. number 10 F. and
A. NJ, Tuesday evening in the Ma
sonic Temple lodge room announce
ment was made OF the Master Ma
son degree to be conferred on can
oidates next Tuesday evening. A
lunch will be served afterward. NeSt
Friday night the entertainment
committee will meet at O'Clock at
the temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Mellencamp
will leave Wednesday morning to
spend a short vacation in Daytona
Beach, Fla. Mr.. and Mrs. w. D..
Stevens will occupy their house dur
ing their absence.
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Normal College Calendar

mEnglsh Club Lounge Charles McKenny Hall
1880 mCoEtique Quiz Ballroom. Charles McKenn
Hail.
THURSDAY
1880 m-IIuron Christian Fellowship Starkweather Hall
1880 p. m.-Natural Science Club Science Building.
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Daughter Arrives

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Coleman,
go Jerome ST.. are announcing the
birth OF a daughter Tuesday in
Boyer Hospital. The baby weighed
seven pounds. one ounce.
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Mrs. Lewis Hostess
to Home Association

Mrs. L. c. Lewis entertained
Ypsilanti Home Association Tues.
day, with Mrs. Paul Hatch presid.
ing. Mrs. Acie Dodge. Mrs. Frank
Gable. Mrs. Eunice Mats. Mrs.
Eta Lucking. Mrs. George Kenny.
and Mrs. Hatch reported s6sl2 Civ
en- in cash and s32.25 clothing and
II families helped. Mrs. Lucking
sent her report. Mrs. Dodge gave
the devotions.
Mrs. George W. Ross will be host.
ess for the April meeting.