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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-27
Harriet Pate And Conklin Bray Wed In Home Ceremony
STYLE WITH
PIN MONEY

FASHION PARADED AT CLOS
ING GATHERING OF THE MEM
PHIS CLUB
MRS. CLUDE p. LONG whose
brown and green dress was so
becoming TO her slightly grayed
hair. Her dress was ming green
with white and green dots, brown
bag, hat and shoes and ever so
white gloves.
X * \:
MRS. CHARLES SCHOFFNER' S
sheer summer black jacket dress
and wide black straw hat was a
perfect after-four o'clock summer
dress.
x X *
SEDATE MRS. PEARL COL
Inns, who wore a snsppy soft
shirtmsker costume with broad and
narrow natural stripes on olive
green, showed off to the best ad-
vantage with a honey straw sailor,
white and brown town and country
shoes, tan bag and natural gloves.
* * *
MRS. MOLLY HILL ever so love-
ly in a cool aqua and white cotton
print. white and black spectator
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-27

Four new cold storage warehouses
with a capacity for 1000 metric tons
Of butter will be erected by Swedish
daIrying interests and leased to the
government.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-27
NEWSING AROUND
With
MAXINE FEARS

point chair covers which will en-
nance her dining room. Mrs. Davis
will tell you that what started out
10 be a pleasant occupation proved
to be tedious task and only per-
severance has brought her to her
last chair She is proud Of her ham
diwork, and those OF US who have
seen the beautiful patterns which
Mrs, Davis has brought to life know
that she has something there"
which will some day be invaluable.
x X x
Mrs Claude Cooper and Mrs.
Frank Burton decided 10 surprise
Hughes Peterson last Saturday with
a birthday party. Unknown 10 Mrs
Burton, whose natal day also falls
in the month OF June, Mrs. Cooper
set about to make it a double cele-
bration. You can imagine the CO.
hostess surprise to find herself also
in the role OF guest Of honor. Many
lovely gifts were received by the
honorees. The evening was spent at
bridge. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Hughes Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs
William Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Burton and the Claude Coopers,
x x <
DR.. and Mrs. Dumar Of Natchez,
Miss, are making their home in the
CIty- DIT. DImar, VINO has been N
Detroit for few weeks has been
sfiliated with the Parkside hospital
Mrs. Dumar is a very recent conner.
X x x
Mrs. John Roxborough enter
tanned the chatterboxes Saturday
evening in her country home at
Fen;on. The highlight OF the eve
ming was a steak roast The steaks
were appetizinsly drilled in the
Roxborough's new out-of-door fire
place.
x *
Robert Lsntoin OF Stanton avenue
was selected as one Of the three
most outstanding students Of the
UAW-CIO Department OF Educa-
ton Mr.. Lantoin was awarded a
scholarship TO study at the Univer-
Sty Of Michigan. He will begin his
studies on Monday. Mrs. Lantoin
plans to accompany her husband 70
Ann Arbor and remain there for the
week.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-27

The wedding Of Harriet Pate,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs William
Pate OF Woodland avenue and
Couklin Bray. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Bray, was solemnized in the
home OF the brides parents, last
Saturday evening, June 20 The Rev
r. L. Brady, pastor Of Second
Baptist church, read them their
nuptial vows.
The couple were united in wed.
lock, before an improvised altar
Of lighted white tapers and huge
standards Of white gladioH. white
peonies and baby's breath. The
bride approached the altar on the
arm Of her father attired in white
embroidered anglsis organza. made
with dainty fitted bodice, and
sweeping train. The sleeves were
short and pouffed Her fingertip
veil fell from a tiny Elizabethian
colt. She carried a bouquet Of
gladioli, sweet peas and baby's
breath.
Sister Is Maid of Honor
Miss Florence Pate. who was her
sisters maid OF honor. wore a fetch
Ing frock Of apple green organza.
with a polk bonnet 10 match, and
she carried a bouquet Of tea roses
and babv's breath. Miss Shirley
Turner and Miss Virginia Price.
the othey/sttendants for Miss Pate,
were dressed in similar attire.
Louis Bray Jr., brother of the
groom. now living in Chicago. was
his brothers best man. St. CLAIR
Bulups and Levin Weiss were
ushers All the male members Of
the wedding party were in formal
attire.
Mrs. william Pate, the brides
mother. was stunning in poudre
blue embroidered crepe. Mrs. Louis
BRAY. the groon's mother, was
stately in poudre blue chiffon
damask. Both wore corsages Of gar
denias and baby's breath.
Miss Lois Tabor Serves Cake
Miss Jewel Ratlff assisted at the
punch bowl: Miss Erma Keyes was
in. charge Of the brides guest book;
Miss Katherine Weiss introduced
guests 10 the receiving line; Miss
Cleo Gee saw that the guests were
served, and Miss Lois Tabor served
the wedding cake. All Of the at
tractive hostcsscs were sorority
sisters Of the bride tA.K.Al.
The couple left Immediately fol-
lowing the ceremony and recep-
ton for a motor trip through
northern Michigan. They will live
IN the Conant Gardens sector on
Norwood avenue. Both are Eradu-
stes Of the June class Of Wayne
university.
The Guest List Reads
Among those who attended the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-27

The Delta Sigma Theta sorority,
whose program OF activity has al
ways been Invest in Education
will offer a program based upon
this motto for the young people at
the Plym outh Congregational
church Sunday, June %, at 4 o'clock.
The Del,as believe that the first line
Of defense is to be well prepared
AT this meeting they will seek to
guide and encourage youth IN
preparedness.
AT this time they will also award
three scholarships 10 outstanding
high school graduates, The Deltas
past investments in education date
back to 1881 at which time Miss
Hertha Priest was granted the frst
local scholarship award Last year
the scholarship winners were Mar
garet Wells and Catherine Harbard
who attend Wayne university, and
Isobel Jackson, who is student al
the University OF Michigan.
The sorority also plans an exhibit
Of Delta activities which will be of
interest to the public. Adults as
well as young people are invited 10
attend.
Green Pastures camp will open
Monday, June 20. The camp VIII
keep 800 children this summer for
a season Of ten weeks, This marks
the eleventh year since the opening
Of Green Pastures since that time
5000 children have been accom-
modated.
X * X
The U.S.O. has established IFS
headquarters at John R. and AIDE
laide streets. The official opening,
which is to be held soon, promises
to be an suspicious occasion.
X x x
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Cooper Of
Alger avenue, celebrated their sixth
anniversary OF marital bliss. Mr.
Cooper, presented his charming wife
with really fine camera, which was
just the thing she wanted most. Mrs
Cooper plans 10 make a hobby Of
her new gift.
X X X
Mrs. Paul Alexander possesses ?
highly priced work OF art which was
done by her mother while she wa,
attending a school in Baltimore
Nd. This needlepoint masterpiece
graces a wall in the luxurious Twins
room OF the Alexander home. i
has also hung in the interior deco
rating department OF the J. L, Hud.
son store, and was bid for by a rep.
resentative to hang as an exhibit 81
the Art institute, but this reques
was refused. The subject Of The
work is that Of an enchanting pea
cock on a Towering tree bfAncf
launched upon a consumingly black
background.
X 4 X
Mrs. Charles Davis Of Leicester
court, who is unusually def will
her fingers, has nearly completed I
set of handsomely worked needle
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-27
SUMMER THEATRE

ATLANTA Ga.-"Thunder Rock
a drama in three acts by Robert
Audrey was the opening play OF the
1912 season by the Atlanta univer-
sity summer theatre presented on
June 10 in Howe Memorial hall on
the Spelman campus. Second and
third performances were given on
June 10 and 20.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-27

Mrs. Charles Davis OF Leicester
court, who is unusually def with
her fingers, has nearly completed a
set OF handsomely worked needle
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-27

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X X X
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Included in this valuable group arc
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-27
Ten Links In
? Cocktail Party

Twas a cocktail party held by
the Ten Links club at the Three
Skies last weekend. Guests at the
event included Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gaddie, Johnny Nc
Queen, Miss Eleanor Frazier, Ralph
Mccoy. Ruth Askew. Mr.. and Mrs.
Milan. Mr.. and Mrs, Emmett Hor-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Williams,
Mr. and Mrs. James Saunders. Mr.
and Mrs Marshall Dodgett, Mr., and
Mrs. Lee Richardson, Arthur Tins
ley and others.
Members of the sponsoring group
are Sadie Key. Ella Mae Allen
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-29
American Legion Auxiliary
HonoY Mothers at Party

OF the PROCLAIM were Joan Bower,
Nancy Roe. Madge Star. Rosemary
zimba, Judy Burbank and Grant
Patterson.
Refreshments OF daihy sandwich
as. tea cakes. tea. coffee and minis
were served from a beautifully ap-
pointed table. The table was GOV.
cred with a lace cloth and conferred
with.a taste.ully arranged. old-ias1-
toned bouquet and long pink tapers.
Mrs. Marley Roe, president OF the
unit. presided at the tea table
During this time the Ypsilanli
High school quartetJe furnished
appropriate music which was great
~ enjoyed by the guests
Those assisting with the arrange
ments Tor the party were Miss Hazel
Sutt. Mrs. Cyril Ray. Mrs. {. F
LaBar, Mrs. O. B. Spratt. Mrs. Ralph
Parker. Mrs. Glenn Jordan and Mrs.
Coy Rankin.
Announcement was made OF the
party Tuesday evening at $ at the
Legion Home in honor of the Past
Unit Presidents. All members may
attend
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-29
Fine Points in Bridge
sv SHEPARD BARCLAY

spades for total OF eleven con.
secutive tricks
After the deal. North explained
that he thought he might set up
a possible club 10 in his partners
hand by covering the @ For that
ito be possible. however. South
would have had to hold three
clubs. in which case West would
have had only four, and so prob.
ably would not have led the suit.
but very likely something else.
With the more probable situa.
ton which existed, North should
have foreseen that he almost sure
ly could have blocked the suit by
holding up the X West would
have thrown dunmys J under his
Q. next would have led his 10.
North ducked again. and the X
would have locked Vsst then in
the dummy on - fdrd club. The
spades could have been run. but
they would have brought Vests
total TO only eight tricks. When
he then led the heart toward the
X. South could have taken the 4
plus two diamonds. beating III,
contract
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-29

One OF the loveliest parties OF the
season was given by the American
Legion Auxiliary at the Legion
Home isday night in honor Of
their mothers and members who are
mothers Of soldiers Of the first
World War.
After a short regular business
meeting, Mrs Laura Butler program
chairman. took charge In a most
gracious manner she welcomed the
mothers and introduced each to
the unit. Each guest was presented
with a red rosebud corsage. Mrs.
Margaret Harrington. an Auxiliary
member and its only Gold Stal
Mother. was pre- ented with a gold.
en-yellow rosebud corsage.
. The entertainment program ar
ranged by Mrs. Butler was: Mrs.
Clifford schretner read: sonny
Boy and My Credo" Mrs. Gene
Hand. accompanied by Mrs. Carrie
Breining at the piano. sang "Moth-
err, My Dear and "Old Fashioned
House
Mis- Marjorie Backus presented
some OF her pupils in a short re
cital Those appearing in this part
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-29
Ninety Guests at
Roosevelt Dinner


Approximately 80 attended the
annual dinner meeting OF the Noose-
Welt High School Alumni Assoeia-
1 ion Thursday evening in the pri
waite dining rooms OF Charles Me
kenny Hail.
Max Ross. 26 this years pres
ident of the Association opened the
program by welcoming the alumni
faculty and members Of The 1912
graduating class who were also
present.
Mr.. Ross introduced the toast
master Mills Ni5er, Jr- IS. MI
WILDER gave The loll call of classes
and presented the traditional cup
and spade TO ellis Turner vice
president OF the ~ class VINO made
the acceptance speech.
Mrs. Dorothy Bone Legs, 81, This
/ year secietal y'lteasufer. reau let
teIs from men 80 the armed ioicss.
Ben Nanden Belt, Jr, gave force
FULLY his Grafton entitled, Win
Malice Toward" None with "Al0l
ne Won the regional nlsA Sc1ool
oIaLuIy contest
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Awards Assembly Conducted
For Woodruff School Pupils

Thompson. Carl Merritt. Herbert
Brown. Clarence Tindal. Richard
Merriweather, Glenn Schultz. Dom
Newhous.. Raymond Lewis and
Robert Miller.
Mrs. Mary Delaforce presented
on behalf Of the Student Council.
four Wv" awards 10 persons who
were outstanding for the year. They
went to Helen MIllspaugh, service
squad captain: Joan Sonego, school
spelling champion: Argyro Carts
tianos. director of defense stamp
and bond sales in the school for
tho year which amounted to $4,000:
and William Slagenwhite, citizen
ship.
l., l.. Dawkius. safety engineer Of
the Automobile Club Of Michigan,
presented Robert Freel captain Of
the safety patrol squad. with Il
jeweled wrist watch for his work
during the year.
school children sang Star
Spangld Banner precering. the
program.
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An awards assembly was con
Quoted at Woodruff School Thurs
day
Mrs. Esther Fletcher presented
service squad certificates TO Helen
Millsnaueh. captain: and Argyro
Caristianos and Betty Malcolm,
uoutenants. Ruth Moore, Mary
Richardson. Charlotte Thompson,
Laura Scott Marilyn Mumby Jean
Stanky. Donna Lily. Jean DeNike,
Jean Dusky Marilyn Newhouse
Nancy Schoheld. Georgia Padeett.
Jean Collins. Doris Nicely, Vivian
Borener. Dolores Malcom and Mary
Ethel Relitz
Principal Floyd Smith presented
for Miss Virginia Wielandy the
safety traffic patrol awards for
three months service to Raymond
Flemine. JuVior smith, Lorn New
house. Joseph Hardin. James John
son. Raymond Dubois, Ted Fas-
ing Frank Yunkman, James Nal
colin. John Goss. Thomas Thomp'
son. James Francois Joseph
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Victory Gardens
Theme at Lincoln

Victory Garden. .v.rs tia tro,,.
r decoration for. ,he jprio -Seriol
n.rru.t 9t incoin CorsoliFatc.i
r..i Tnursdq,, rf,bt
t.rs fn -bs c3ratori, varo 4ao.
GRATED with "a floral arrangement
of taraa dol. and "a dash i, rs5
t,rt. and bfua The liorss co5,
.nql WAS formed Inv a lone ala..
.a0ar.rs "a b'uo s,.in If nanr. ann
thanked vr-h nans'os I'M fbrse
does Of me Victory symbol Weir.
.rrmad bv fbrea round bououots of
.r.8 9aauias white tabIo clon
CONNECTED fhe color srheme
Tav0rs were ~" for Vf,torv an +
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Miss Ruth kallunki,
Avery DOWner Marry

Miss Ruth KallunRf daughter n
NJ o,5 ~ 49,. ,..,,..-,-t -.
anu " o. 4 e'0i h'lius'NA O@lu'
met became the bride OF Avery
DoRuer. son Of Mrs. Teresa Downer.
a0l5 y Main ST. Ann Arbor AZ ?
. Milo. d. a.. -. -.
81 '0''y Vi 81
Aonas the Apostle homan Catholic
Church. Ann Arbor. The Rev Fr.
John 81. Lynch offieiafed
1,bo MA. 49, t.. -
' muse ''"en sun Oh
cinnamon brown with white acces-
sories Her corsage was OF garden
ias and white sweet peas Mrs. VII
liam Orbiych. 109 y. Prospect ST.
acted as her sisters matron OF
honor. Her SUIT was of pink shan.
Jung with white accessories and her
eouage OF girdeuias aud sweet
peas.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-29
Piano Students
Giving RecitalS

The piano students OF Mrss Mar
suerl-e Breakey are giving their
annual .ec.tals in Pe3se Auditorium
Tho advanced pupils viii be heard
Wednesday evening, June 3, at S o.
clock.
The junior class members who
gave their enjoyable recital this
week were Elaine Hayden. Edward
Forster Mary Jcaa Shaw, Meyer
Bieekman. Mary Lou Fry, William
shaw, Marcclla Kilgore. Natalie
Heltrich Thomas Schill, Marlenc
Hutton. Gertrude Dundon, Gretchen
William on. Evelyn Marsh, Phyllis
Guuirun Marlcne Moffett. Patrick
and Nancy Philbin Dorothy HoucS,
Donald Hamilton. Daniel Hickman,
William Houck. Dorothy Lee. Nor
cen Goios. Joan Patricia Haig, De.
Lynn Leverctt. Richard Bost-
wright Barbara Stoitz, Juva Trauseh
and Helen Wright
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-29
Forty Out For
Golf, Luncheon

Fortytwo were out for golf.
luncheon and bridge for the Wash
teuaw Women Golfers Guest Day.
Thursday at the club. Prize for
blind holes in class A was won by
Mrs c. 7. NcLain MS NcLan and
Mrs Bruce Cameron cut. VITA Mrs.
McLaia whining In clas B. the
cur between Mrs Fred Fisher. Mrs.
v ". Kelly and Mrs. Robert Schrep-
per was won by Mrs. Schreppe
Mrs. Robert Baker a guest. won
Tor blind holes in class G. and Mrs.
T Mclaughlin won IN class-A.
Scores under 100 were Mrs. Ne
Laughlin. 50; Mrs. Cameron. SO,
Mrs. Edward Nehlsen. 81: Mrs Nc
Lain $50.
Ater luncheon. eight tables of
bridge weIe in play with prizes go
ing to Mrs Guy Spencer, Mrs Az
mes Matthews and AIrs. Joseph
Thompson.
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Mrs. H. r. Ray. Birmingham. Ala

Mrs. II. L. Ray. Birmingham, Ala.
is expected Saturday to spend the
summer with her son. f. Z. Ray
and family 305 +. Michigan Ave.
Mr.. and Mr. Noble Anderson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anderson will
80 to superior, Wis. saturday. to
spend a week.
y message which Mrs George Fu-
ton has received from her son,
Corp. Lionel b. Fulton dated the
26th. states that he has arrived
safely in Australia
Mrs nora Holmes and Miss Ada
Holmes win go to Tccumseh Satur-
day TO visit Mrs Holmes daughter
and son-in law. Mr. and Mrs. John
Seldcrs and viii return on Sunday.
q. l.. Cooper. who was formerly
from Royal Oak but more recently
has been a foreman of factory on
Railroad St. moved to Flint this
week with his family
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Lutz are com
ing from Muskegon today 10 visit
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Johnson.
The Johnsons and their guests Will
20 to Detroit to spend Memorial
Day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-29
DeVOtiOnS Mark
League Meeting

Mrs. r F. Nichols, president
presided at The meeting Of the Cal
va,y Baptist Women Leagre
Thursday afternoon az the par7on-
age. 115 Catherine St. when devo
tions were Jed by Mrs. John Frye
from Romans, Chapter - Tac
group studied the promi es of God
made in both the Old aud New
Testam6nts. This was followed by
prayer
i was anauonced that those mean
bers desiring to 20 to Detroit Thurs
day. jane ( mIct in front Of the
parsonage at $ a. m. on mat day.
Plans for future meetings include
study Of the life Of John and Betty
STAN 10 be di Gus ed az the June
II gathering 40 tho parsonage. and
a picnic supper for the purpose o.
receiving new members and enter
tanning friends Of the church.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-29
DON'T COVER BLINDLY

ANY GOOD bridge teacher will
take a healthy wallop at the old
Whist maxims upon every posi-
bic occasion. Always cover an
honor with an honor" is probably
the worst Of these when mis-ap-
Piled TO Bridge a. better revision
would be: Never cover an honor
with an honor unless the appar-
ent situation makes it seem that
doing so will enable your pair to
take more tricks than If you did
not cover it"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-29

Mrs. Anna Hermann i. going to-
night to Oscoda to visit her sister
in-law, Mrs Jennie Damerau.
Mrs. Ruth Hites went to Lima.
o.. this morning and viii return
sunday or Monday.
Mrs J A. Helfrich went to Pom
tiac Tuesday TO visit her sister,
Mrs. Harvey T. Frye. over Mem
orial Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Helle Went
to Detroit Monday to visit Mrs.
Helle's sister. Mrs William Muir
ply whose little son, James Mich
ael. was born sunday
Mrs William Hickman is enter
tanning her daughter, Mrs Howard
Sawyer and son Richard. who ar.
rived Wednesday from Palmyra
They will remain over Memorial
Day
Charles Sinkule. who has been &C.
cepted by the Army Air Corps, has
been given an additional 80 days
Through before starting his train
ing.
Lieutenant Robert d. Reid. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert C.. Reid of 503
East Forest Ave. is home on leave
following his graduation from the
Quartermaste tiers school. Camp Lee.
Va. Lieut.. Reed was graduated from
Ypsilanti High School in 1885. He
volunteered and was indicted into
the Army in February. 1871. His
first year OF service was with the
30th Infantry a the Preside of San
Francisco and later at Fort Lewis,
Wash. tie will leave June , for Fort
Warren. Wyo, whore he will receive
III. r,nrti,annnl q -nntlnnf
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-29
Daughters of Union
Veterans, Husbands
Enjoy Card Games

Member, of Martha A. Beach
Tsrt Daughters of Union Veterans
and their husbands played cards
following their cooperative dinner
b GAR usu Thursday evening
Twenty we're present. Plies for
pedro we're .on by Mrs. y l. Frick.
flrs. E- p Ensign am Mrs C.. f.
Be.6a euchre -. y Burd
The COMMITTEES TO- che evening
ua Mrs. Minnie Sniieco.. Mrs
Minnie CuFor Mrs. Merle Reu.1u
md dfs Earl Afford Ann Arbos
Iae neN regular meeting VIII ut
June d..
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-29
BunCO Club Guests
at MeSSner Home

The b. B. Bunco Club was enter
tanned Thursday evening at the
home OF Mrs. Edward Messner.
Prize ,or bunco were won by Mrs.
Albert Davies. Mrs. Harold Walcott
ami MIS-. Helge Johanson with the
special prize going TO Mrs. Gerald
FousL
Refreshments were served at the
close OF the evening
The next party VIII be next Thurs
day evening at the home Of Mrs
Albert Davies.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-29

Matt Lappiuen. Fred Beck, L. P
Chase and Chester Manning. who
are members Of the lpsilanti Male
Chorus. attended the meeting Of the
Mld.western Division of the Asso.
ciated Glee Clubs OF America in
Chicago. 4 concert was given a.
Modiuah Temple. Chicago. with
the chorus of loo male voices com
posed OF men from MICHIGAN. Hi
nois Indiana. and Wisconsin. The
Ypslanti Male Chorus is a mem
Ger of tho Associated Glee Clubs.
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treasurer; susanne Cakes. conf
DENTAL observer; Elizabeth Fast
outer observer; Esther senff piaa-
-. shirley sguires. choir director
Iae choir rs Jean Miller. Jeanette
Osborn, Betty Allen. Carol Cook
Charlotte Oimstead and Marjorie
Euhl 1n.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-29
Entertains Friends

Miss Ruth Heath entertained for
" % her Normal College women
friends Thursday afternoon ca the
lawn at tho rear OF her home. The
poonics Ills. geraniums and rock
garden flowers were set of by line
OF pine trees back Of the house.
Bridge was the entertainment.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-29
Carol Ann Holding

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert p. Holding
have given the name Of Carol Ann
to their little daughter who was
born in Boyer Hospital.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-29
Parents Of Daughter

Mr.. and Mrs. William Biddie, 232
River ST. are parents of a daughter
born this morning in Boyer Hos
pital The baby weighed five pounds
1512 ounces.