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Demonstration of
Child Care Given
For Harriet p A.

Fifteen Girl Scouts of troop Is OF
Harriet School presented a fine
Child Care program following an
Informative talk by DR.. S. G.. Clark
on The Physical. Mental and Moral
Development OF Children, at the
Parent Teachers Association meet
ing. Thursday evening at Harriet
School. The girls showed their ef-
ficiency in demonstrating the feed
ing. bathing and entertainment OF
children.
Due TO the absence of the P.T.A.
president. the business meeting was
omitted. Short talks were given by
Dan E. l.. Patch. police chief and
P. Alex Seedorff. police commission
er, regarding the need OF a new
police station.
The next P. T. A. meeting. Apr.
% will be preceded by an executive
meeting.
The Scouts taking part in the
demonstration were Donna Perry
Dorothy Foley, Lillian Walls. Eve
lyn Robinson. Ella May Williams.
Shirley Newton. Audrey Nicely. Bet
ty Martin. Opal Glory. Eunice Ander-
son, Rosie Wilson, Thelma Robin
son. Genevieve Francois. Hazel
Sullivan, and Lila Taylor. Miss
Alma Strong is troop leader.
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Girl Scout Council
Plans Activities

The program committee OF the
Girl Scout Council met Thursday
night at the home of Mrs. H. deb
Barss and discussed the April &C
tivities and summer projects. Miss
Cornelia Eyerard's troop six girls
are to be Red Cross messengers on
Fridays. On Apr. Mrs. S. W. Ellis
from the Great Lakes Regional
headquarters will be here for a spe-
cial meeting Tor Council members
at Charles McKenny Hall. The meet
ing will be open at 1880 in the
morning with luncheon at noon and
continued business meeting in the
afternoon. At council and leaders
meeting. Apr. s. the summer pro-
ject, arranged by the program com
mittee, will be presented for ap-
proval. The annual Girl Scout tree
planting ceremony will be observed
Apr. % with Miss Edith Goyette,
leader OF troop 10, as chairman.
The council meeting. Apr. 10. will
be omitted
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YpSilanti Women at
Diocesan Gathering

Eight Ypsilanti women attended
the fourth annual meeting OF the
Detroit Archdiocesan Council at
Hotel Statler. Detroit. Thursday.
Approximately 700 attended the
meeting from the eight deaneries
which comprise the archdiocesan
council.
Afternoon speakers included
Archbishop Edward Mooney, Dean
G. Warren Peek, and Mrs. Clarence
]. Csrlin. president OF the Cleye-
land Diocesan Council, who spoke
on Catholic Women in the Crisis. -
An official delegate from Ypsi-
lanti was Miss Margaret Murphy,
who has attended l3 national con-
ventions and acted IS delegate from
St. John Church TO the San Fran
cisco conference two years ago.
Others who attended from here
were Mesdames George L. Ennen,
president, Joseph Bruetsch, o. j..
Pi tt. F. G. L'Amoreaux. George
Smisgen. William Weber and
| George Rominski.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Remembers Boys in Camp

At the regular meeting OF the
American Legion Auxiliary Thurs
day night at the Legion Home, the
community service chairman, Mrs
Charles Stokes, reported that the
Auxiliary had sent a booklet Of
postage stamps TO each of the fol-.
lowing boys in camp. Jack Coz
ford. Nelson Waiting. Edward Thib-
odeau and Ralph Parker. The boys
are sons OF Auxiliary members.
The finance chairman. Mrs. Ralph
Wright, announced a special party
TO be az the Legion Home April IS
at s p m.
The unit has been invited to a
Pan-American program at St. Luke
Church House April 9 at s p. m.
The program is being given by
Troop s OF the Girl Scouts. This
troop is sponsored by the unit.
The rehabilitation chairman. Ms.
Harold Curtis, asked for volunteers
to drive their cars to Leland Sana-
torium the night Of April 10. at
which time the Auxiliary will spon-
sor an entertainment for the pa
tients there.
Mrs. Philip Waiting. sewing
chairman. reported on the numbe
of hours spent In sewing and knit
ting for Red Gross. She brought for
display, Two knee lap robes, that are
samples OF the work being done by
the Red Cross.
The program chairman. Ms.
Laura Butler. is working with her
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Banquets Planned at Meeting
ofMethodist WS.CS. Board

! speaker on that day will be Miss
Sylvia Aldrich, who has spent over
25 years as a missionary In China
During the afternoon. VI. G. Day
introduced Chief OF Police Dan Z.
L. Patch. who gave very interest
ing talk on the need for a new po-
lice station in Ypsilanti. and asked
that the women OF the WS.C.S.
vote Aplil6
The next regular board meeting
will be April 80 al which time nom
nations for new officers will take
place.
At the close OF the meeting. Mrs
Houck called on. Mrs. Norman. who
in turn read an original poem whicl
she had written. and presented lt
and a gift on behalf Of the l94l-
1912 W.S.C.S. Board 70 Mrs. c. :.
Manning in appreciation for her
81 ices as member Of the Board
and as a fareg we'll gift, Mrs. Manning
will soon Join Mr. Manning and
make their home in Kalamazoo
where Mr.. Manning has accepted
position as su 5urban manager OF the
Michigan Bell Telephone Company.
The meeting was closed by singing
"Blest Be The Tie That Binds"
Preceding the board meeting. sew
eral women met at the church at
10 O'Clock in the morning and com.
pleted wrapping and mailing the IS
Easter boxes for the boys in camp.
Those who assisted Mrs Houck as
a committee were Mrs. Lloyd
Barnes. Mrs. J. E. Quackebnush.
Mrs. Media Fultord. Mrs. Otis Lee,
Mrs. y. F Kenady. Mrs. R L.
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Delegates Named by
Church Brotherhood

Delegates and alternates TO the
annual convention OF the Michigan
district OF the Lutheran Brother
hood we're appointed at the March
Brotherhood meeting Thursday eve
ming in the church basement. E. r.
Schill presided at the meeting at
tended by IS members. Delegates TO
the convention to be Apr. 10 In sag
NAV are Rote Holmes. Ralph
Hawker. Emory Mulholland. Elmer
Peters and John Meyers; alter
mates, Paul Trautwetter Carl Frrt
ney. Carl Wesenberg and Edward
Bauer. Entertainment and kitchen
committee appointed by the presi-
dent for the May meeting which
will be the annual. is Albert Bauer.
Henry Blom. Fred Bortz. Edward
Bauer and Theodore Chebowski.
After the business meeting a talk
on Civilian Defense was given by
Paul Ungrodt.
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Events Announced
For Rainbow Girls

Announcement OF coming events
for the Order OF Rainbow for Girls
were made. and one candidate, Miss
Juanita Badger, received the de-
grees, Thursday evening at the
special meeting OF the Rainbow in
the Masonic Temple lodge room. At
the opening OF the meeting Miss
Virginia Epson, grand musician.
was introduced. and Mrs. Edwin
Staeb, past mother advisor. was
taken to the East.
Announcements made by Miss
Shirley Briggs, worthy advisor. were
OF the meeting OF the Rain bow Moth.
ers Club at the Temple. Apr. 10 at
: O'Clock; the bake sale, Apr. IL !:
attendance at st. Luke Church. APR.
-; practice meeting after regular
meeting. Apr. g. also practice al
Gas, Apr. 2l in preparation for the
visit 10 the Chelsea Eastern Star
meeting.
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committee on plans for tea TO be
given for the mothers in May.
II was voted to subscribe to the
National News Magazine which is
to be delivered to the Ladies' Ii.
brary every month.
Mrs. Marley Roe. president. told
OF the trip made TO the Veterans
Hospitals in Battle Greek for the
monthly birthday party.
The poppy chairmana. Mrs. r. c.
Starr is organizing her co-workers
for the annual poppy sale TO be May
1928. The funds realized from this
poppy sale take care OF the ex-
penses incurred by the poppy pro-
gram which this year includes Red
Cross. |. S. o., and the boys In
camp, besides the war veterans.
There are to be approximately
$50 posters entered In the Poppy
poster contest being sponsored by
the Auxiliary. The winning posters
will be on display in a store window
In the main business district.
The special prize was awarded
to Mrs. Charles Stokes.
The refreshment committee was
composed OF Mrs. Starr. chairman,
Mrs. Leo Baka, Mrs. Stanley Nor
ton, Mrs. Butler. Mrs. Brit Eddings,
Mrs. Paul Hoover and Mrs. Willard
Shaw The refreshments and table
were in keeping with
the Easter season.
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Three outstanding high school stu
dents from Ypsilanti are attending
the Daughters OF American Revolu-
ton state conference in Jackson
today. The girls are Miss Wilhel-
nina Kirby. representative of Lin
coin Consolidated; Miss Ann Briggs
Ypsilanti High School; and Miss
Gertrude Menzi Roosevelt High
School.
The girls. with delegates from
other schools and Pilgrim Clubs,
were to be guests at a noon dinner
today and a special program had
been planned.
One girl will be chosen at the
meeting for attendance later at
the National d. A. r. Congress IN
Chicago. Ordinarily this meeting Is
in Washington. d. c.. but because
OF crowded conditions in that city
the meeting place has been changed.
Mrs. Wesley Dawson, who with
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The mother and daughter banquet
the fiftieth anniversary banquet and
other feature events were planned
and discussed at the regular meet
Ing OF the board OF the Woman's
Society OF Christian Service In the
church parlors Thursday afternoon
Mrs. l.. Houck. president. pre-
sided al the regular business meet
ing when reports were read Mrs.
Howard Helfrich read an article
on Peace for the devotions. Plans
were made and circle leaders we Q
consulted regarding their part in
giving the mother and daughter ban
quet May 3. and also the 50th ami
versary banquet May Is.
Mrs. l.. c. Lewis, reporting for
the Red Gross, announced that a
new group OF women TO be known as
Canteen Aids is being organized.
and will meet every Monday eve
ming from 10 o'clock at the
Ypsilanti High School for five
weeks beginning April g. Mrs
Charles Elliott will be the instruc-
tor. These women. when trained,
will assist the Canteen Corps.
Announcement was made OF the
Easter Breakfast which will be IN
the church dining room April .
from 10 II o'clock, Mrs. Ruth
Steineyer. district president OF the
W.S.C.S., will be the speaker Res
ervations are to be IN by noon Mar.
81. The breakfast will be followed
by candy sale ~ circle No. II.
Mrs. GeorFe Norman. prog am
chairman, announced the May
meeting OF the VS. C.S.. saying the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-27
Officers Chosen by
Riverside Study Club

Two new members OF the River
side study Club. Mrs. Robert
Garrod and Mrs. Ralph Parsons
were welcomed. annual reports were
cad and new officers for 1928
were elected at the club annual
meeting Wednesday afternoon ii
home OF Mrs. Miles Smith. N'ew
officers are Mrs. Claude Wright,
president; Mrs. G. H. Munger, vice
president; Mrs. David Cox. record
irg secretary. Mrs. Harry Stolya,
corresponding secretary: and Mrs.
George Elicit. treasurer. The execu-
tive board is Mrs. Jennings CamD-
bell, and Mrs. Ernest Throne. Mis-.
George Seaver was elected repre-
sentative to the City Federation
and Mrs. David Cox and Mrs. Wes-
ley Knaggs, representative TO the
County Federation.
The meeting was conducted by
Mrs. Campbell. president. Devotions
were led by Mrs. Munger chaplain,
who read the Easter Lesson from
Luke "a. verses one 10 seven. In
closing. she read selections from the
booklet. Wisdom OF Solomon. ."
twenty-five answered roll call. The
nominating committee who pre-
pared the slate OF officers was Mrs.
Smith. Mrs. George Seaver and Mrs.
Eftie Root.
The meeting was closed with all
repeating the club collect. Dainty
refreshments were served by the
hostess with Mrs. Effie Root pour
ing
The next meeting. Apr, %, will be
at the home Of Mrs. George and
Mrs. William Elliott.
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Shower Compliments
Mrs. Patrick Ranger

Mrs Patrick Ranger was the
guest OF honor at a shower given
Wednesday evening by Mrs. Maxine
Meyer at her home at ISL Lowell
st. The evening was spent In play.
ing cards. visiting. and in the open
ing of the lovely gifts which Mrs.
Ranger received Refreshments
were served at the close Of the
evening by the hostess.
Guests included Mrs. Valde Cazier.
Mrs. Max Ranger. Mrs. James
Ranger. Mrs. Alma Johnson. Mrs.
Jean Meeks, and Mrs Arthur easier.
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Calendar of Social Events

TO-DAY
Carpenter womeps Relief Red home of
Mrs. Eunce Mats
Methodist Women Business Professional Bible class 80
cooperative home Of Mrs. L. R. Chase.
Ypsanu Aerie Fraerna Order o'clock hall IN
n. Huron ST.
Winter Bridge 1880 McKenny Hail. alumni
lounge
Junior Luther League Of Lutheran Church. 80
Case Study Method training Welch Hall
SATURDAY
Junior membership OF American Legion Auxiliary o'clock
Legion home
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Entertalns Parents

A group Of piano pupils OF Mrs.
Carrie Breining entertained their
parents and friends at a delightful
recital, Thursday evening. In the
pleasant studio over the Grinnell
store. Duets were played by Patty
Raymo and Ann Winter. Joyce Nc
Donald and Mrs Breining. and Ann
Winter and Joy Parrish. Solos were
performed by Merilyn Cushman. Don
Hoy, Joan Durant, James Erickson.
Harold Spear. Joyce Mcdonald.
Joan Backus, Shirley Krohn, Patty
Raymo, Ann Winter and Joy Par
rish.
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Mrs. Gardner Hulett has been
spending part OF the week with her
daughter. Mrs. Gilbert sager, IN
Detroit.
Miss Ida Scheffler. Ann Arbor. "
visiting her sister. Mrs. Martha
Kor bel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Scheppner
are spending a few days with DR..
and Mrs. c. c. Lane at Chelsea.
1t. Col. Glenn B. Arnold visited
relatives and friends here Wednes-
day and Thursday. 1t. Col. Arnold
has been stationed in Washington,
D. c.
Mrs. Earle V. Evans and Miss
Peggy Burke are spending the week
end in New York City as guests OF
PFC Carl Chubb. who is attending
radio school at Fort Jay.
Miss Wilma Siddall will this week
end visit her stepbrother. ROLAND
Camp, who is attending radio school
in Brooklyn. n. Y.
Miss Reva Egbert left this morn
ing for Columbus. Ga. and will be
gone a week to visit Private Clsr-
ence Smith in the Army.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Matthews
left by plane early this morning
from Detroit for Chicago where Mr..
Matthews will attend a meeting OF
the directors OF the United Whole.
sale Drug Co They will return to
Ypsilantl Saturday night.
Fred G. Frankenberry lie leaving
Saturday for a western trip. going
TO LaJolla. Cal. and Yuma, Arig..
where he will visit Mrs. Frsnken-
berry's sister. Mrs. Guy House.
Dr.. and Mrs. w. A. Merritt and
Miss Margaret, and DR.. and Mrs.
Howard T. Merritt will be guests
Sunday at a birthday dinner honor
ing VI. W. Merritt. Detroit.
Mrs. Winston l. Hole has re-
turned from Dodgeville. Wis. where
she visited her parents, Judge and
Mrs. James O'Neill
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Alexsnder
went to Mason today on business
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Luncheon Hostess

Mrs. Anton Himmelspach enter
tanned at luncheon Thursday. OBJ
serving the birthday OF Mrs. Frank
D. Smith. Mrs. Smith was presented
with a handsome card table aud
stand by the guests. Bingo was
played in the afternoon. with prizer
going to Mrs. Raymond Stokes. Mrs.
Donald Gable. Mrs. Joseph Vigo.
Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Harold Van Allen.
Mrs. Jack McCandless and Mrs.
George II. Campbell.
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Karen Marlette

Friends here have received word
Of the birth OF a daughter. Karen
Marietta, March IS, TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Lorrin j. Bauer, at Saline
General Hospital. The baby weighed
seven pounds, thirteen ounces. The
mother will be remembered here as
Miss Katherine Burg.
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Gerald Erwin Simon

Gerald Erwin is the name chosen
for the son born Tuesday to Mr..
and Mrs. John Simon at their home
at 90 s. Grove ST. He weighed eight
and a quarter pounds.
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ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

The Ypsilanti Daily Press
fishes all subscribers TO re-
ceiye their papers regularly
and promptly. In case OF poor
or non-delivery OF the Daily
Press Phone the Press Office
at i70 before p. m. OF 2 p. m.
Saturday.
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County Federation
Advisory Group to
Meet Here Monday

The advisory committee OF the
County Federation OF Women S
clubs will hold a cooperative lunch
con meeting at II o'clock. The al.
visory committee is made up OF the
board Of directors, parliamentarian,
presidents OF the 20 affiliated clubs
tn on bout the county. and mem
1ers OF the departments Of work.
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West Side Circle
Plans Bake Sale

West Side Circle OF the Dorcas
Society OF the Lutheran Church
members tied tags and made plans
for bake sale, at the circle meet
Ing al the home OF Mrs. Anna Dun.
don, Thursday evening. Mrs. Robert
Cooley was appointed chairman of
the bake sale.
Mrs. Donald Levitt presided at the
business meeting which was opened
with devotions led by Mrs Gerald
Scott who read from Matthew 81,
verses nine to 81.
After the meeting the hostess
served Ice cream. cake and coffee.
The next meeting. April 3. will be
at the home OF Mrs. Cooley. with
Mrs. Carl Wesenberg. hostess.
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southard, Mrs. Howard Heltrich
Mrs. E. H. Chapelle. Miss Caroline
Lewis. Mrs George B. Carr. Mrs.
Stanley Rose and Mrs. c. s. Man
ming.
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To Entertain At Party

William F. Wilcox. Jr.. will enter
tain Saturday evening in his home
at birthday party. the hours being
I to $50.
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Three Ypsilanti School Girls
Attending OAR. Conference

Mrs. Ray Fletcher directs Pilgrim
Club activities. will be hostess TO
the Pilgrim Club Monday night at
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BuncO Club Meets
With Mrs. WalCOtt

At the r 3. Bune1 Club meeting
Thursday evening az the Home OF
Mrs. Claude Walcott. prizes were
won by Mrs. Albert Reynolds, Mrs.
Albert Davies and Mrs. Maude
Riehm. Ann 4! Dor. The special
prize went to Miss Les Reedy, Mrs.
Roy Smith was guest
Refreshments were served by the
hostess. The next club meeting will
be with Mrs. Harold Walcott next
Thursday evening at o'clock.
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Honored BY Shower

A miscellaneous shower was given
in honor OF Miss Dorothy Snidecor
Wednesday evening by Mrs. Hugh
Dinsdale. Jr., at her home at 707
Emmett ST. Games and contests fur
nished entertainment. Refreshments
were served from a table decorated
in pink. with pink snapdragons
forming the ccnterplece. Guests
were present from Ypsilanti, Mon.
roe and Wayne.
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Mrs. Lucy Blssell, Munger Road,
spent Wednesday with her sister,
Mrs c H. Wellbrook.
Miss Mary Lee Tucker is leaving
Friday for New Orleans where she
will make an indefinite stay with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Preston
Tucker.
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Birthday Observed

Mrs. Ruth Schrader. S114 ~
Denton Rd. was hostess TO the
Palmer Community Club Thursday
on the occasion OF her birthday an
niversary. A lovely birthday dinner
was served. Mrs. Schrader received
many gifts, among them floor lamp
brought by her husband.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George VI. vii
loughby are leaving Friday for Bal
timore, Md. where they will visit
their daughter Miss Hazel. They
will return Tuesday.
Mrs. Rosa PARE. Mrs. Doris Laba
die and Mrs. Arnold Duvall. Erie
Mich, spent Thursday with Mrs
Emil Parre and also visited Mrs
S. Duyall at the University Hos
nitaL Ann Arbor.
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DATE SET FOR
VOTE ON WHEAT
FARMERS TO DECIDE ON
QUOTAS AT POLLS
MAY SECOND

Saturday. May 2, has been set by
Secretary Of Agriculture Claude
r. Wickard as the date for the
wheat referendum in which wheat
farmers throughout the nation will
vote on wheat marketing quotas for
the second successive year.
Quotas we're proclaimed on the
1912 wheat crop last July when 1t
became apparent that wheat sup
plies would far exceed the market
ing quota level set by law. Quotas
must have the approval of two
thirds of the farmers voting before
they can be put into effect. Last
year. farmers approved quotas by
81 per cent majority.
The supply of wheat for 1942-43
Is estimated to be laps million
bushels on the basis of a July l,
1912 carryover Of 635 million bush
els and 1912 crop Of 1893 million
bushels. which includes a prelimin-
airy estimate for 1912 winter wheat
OF 631 million bushels and average
production OF spring wheat of 1862
million bushels.
This is the greatest supply on
record, nearly 100 million bushels
more than a year ago.
without producing a bushel this
year. there is already enough wheat
on hand TO supply anticipated needs
both at home and in foreign outlets
well into 1913.
The Food for Freedom" cam
paign calls for full use OF all re
sources TO assure reaching recorc
food production goals.
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Louis Smith. Harry Hamlin. Har-
Ian Holcomb spent Friday with
Loyal Kanitz
Mr.. and Mrs. George Day and
family visited relatives at Toledo,
Sunday
MI and Mrs. Clarence Schwartz
visited his brother. Richard
Schwartz. Worthwhile, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Grams were
Sunday evening supper guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Sanch and son,
Gary. Milan.
Mr. and Mrs. Loyal KanitE and
family spent Saturday at Dearborn.
Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Ganong at
tended the Pleasure Club card party
Friday evening at Jacksonville.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mandelka
and son spent Thursday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Loyal Kanitz and
family.
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Miss Eleanor VANITY and Miss
Jean Barton. White Cloud, spent the
week end visiting Miss Wanty's par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Theron VANITY,
Rev. Lloyd Hansen and family will
begin moving to their new home il
Stony Creek Monday.
Miss Jean Campbell, East Lansing,
visited her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Jennings Campbell, over the week
end.
Mrs. Arthur Semrau has been In
the St. Joseph Hospital. Ann Arbor.
for some time but she is now some
what improved
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Turnbun had
as guests over the week end Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Bohms, Carleton
Mrs. Grace Freeman, who is stay
ing at the Leo Salaska residence
spent the week end at her home
and had as her guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Fosdick. and daughter, De
troit.
Frank Harris, who has been Ill,
was able to attend church SUNDAY
morning for the first time since the
holidays.
Mrs. Harlow Laing is substituting
for Miss Conner at the Lincoln Con
solidated School. Miss Conner was
called home by the death OF hei
mother. The funeral was Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Turnbull, Mrs
Ida Powers, and Mrs. Jack Day Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Bohms
Thursday in Carleton.
Rev. Lloyd Hansen had charge
OF both morning and evening sery
ices at the York Church in the in
terest OF the American Sunday
School Union.
Fred VANITY and cousin, Mrs
Emma Wardell we're guests Sunday
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Paint Creek Ne,US

OF Mr. Wantys son, Robert VANITY
and family Mr.. and Mrs. Harley
Dysinger and family we're visitors
Sunday evening at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert VANITY.
Mrs. Hattie Collins entertained al
dinner Sunday. her sisters Miss
Alice Lowden. Detroit. and Mrs
Eleanor Sanderson.
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ATTEND CONCERT

Paint Creek. Mich. Feb. Is Mr..
and Mrs. Sherman Dibble and fam
ily attended the symphony concert
Sunday in Pease Auditorium, Ypsi
lanti.