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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-01
Automotive
Legal Notices


BY a mortgage bearing date the
Z s}th dav Of October. \ y. 1927. and
recorded IN the office OF the Regis
Ter OF Deeds for the County Of
WashtenAw. state OF Michigan. In
Libcr III OF mortgages. ON page
b2T Riley Merriman. single man,
duly mortgaged 10 Marc NJ. Read.
an those certain pieces or parcels Of
land. situate and being In the city
Of Npsilanil. County -of Washtenaw.
state OF Michigan, and described as
follows. TO wit:
Lot No. S29 and Lot No. $50, in
Park Ridge Subdivision. In the City
Of Npsilantl State OF Michigan.
The amount claimed TO be due on
said mortgage for principal interest
taxes. insurance and attorney Zee. as
provided for by the terms o. said
mortgage al the date hereof is
Default having occurred in the
conditions of said mortgage by
which tie power Of sale therein
no suit or proceedings at law hav-
ing been Instituted to recover the
debt thereby secured or any part
thereof notice is hereby given that
said mortgage viii 10 foreclosed by
sale Of said mortgaged premises.
or so much thereof as may be nee
essary TO satisfy the amount due on
said mortgage. together with all
LEGAL costs, at public vendue. to the
highest bidder. on the 26th day Of
January 1912. at ten O'Clock In the
forenoon of said day. at tie south
front door of the Court House, In
the city OF Ann Arbor IN said
County. said Court House being the
place for holding the Circuit Court
within said County.
Dated October rs. laN
John T. Kirk. as Administrator
VITA the VIII Annexed OF the Estate
OF Marc NJ. Read. deceased
John r. Kirk. Attorney for Mort
gage. Business address: Ypslan-
a. Michigan.
Adv Atg9
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ORDER APPOINTING TINE ron
HEARING CLAIMS


STATE OF MICHIGAN, Tn. Pro-
bate Court for the County Of wash
tcuaw.
AT a session OF said Court. held at
the Probate Office In the City OF
the. gard day OF December A. a.
1871.
Present. Honorable Jay O. Pray.
Judge OF Probate.
Joseph fowler, Deceased
IL appearing 10 the Court that the
against said estate should be limit
ed. and that time and place be APP
| pointed to receive. examine and ad.
| lust all claims and demands against
said deceased by and before said
| Court;
| IL Is Ordered. That creditors OF
| said deceased are required to present
! their claims to said Court at said
/ Probate office on or before the End
| daY Of March A. y. 1912. at ten o.
ten o'clock In tho forenoon. said time
and place being hereby appointed for
the examination and adjustment Of
all claims and demands against said
deceased
IL Is Further Ordered, That pub
lie notice thereof be given by publ
cation OF copy OF this order for
three successive weeks previous 20
said daV OF hearing in the Ypsiianti
DAILY Press, newspaper printed
and circulated In said County
JAY O. PRAY. Judge OF Pro-
| bate.
Adv. ellis
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Help Wanted-Femaie
Situations wanteo-MaIe
Announcements

MASTERING brick and block
work. 5l2 w. Cross. Phone 1883.
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ANGLER LOSES BIG ONE

Albion. Ind. Jan. up You
should have seen the big one that
got away from Webster Pierce. The
Albion man bought some fishing
tackle At Fort Wayne store. open.
ing the sack at home. he found
hundred dollar bin with the tack
IT, But shortly thereafter the
store ksprietor appeared and
claimed The money. which be had
hidden in the sack as precaution
against bandits.
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Business Services
UpnoIstererS

UpnolstererS
MILFORD OSBURN-an auctioneer
with many successful years of eX-
perience. 96s Sweet I'd Pm. t3St-M.
Electricians
MORE PLUGS-will make your
wiring safer. a. r. Smith and
Son. 50 s. summit. Phone 252.
RENDEL SPINE custom uphols-
tering. Mashtenaw Rd. Ann Arbor.
sales room open is.
Florist
CEMETERY wREATHS-larg as
sortmcnt Of winter cemetery
wreaths on display now. Durant's.
W. Mlchigan.
Beauty Shops
PERMANENTS - 800 TO $3.50
shampoo and ringerwave soc all
week Eleen's. 3l2 Perrin. Phi. 1871
IT Is ALMOST impossible to evade
Opportunity II one reads the
Glass ified ads regularly.
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Personal

WANTED-Ride as far as Griffin.
Ca. VIII pay some over half bus
fare. See John T. Nicaol. 20l y.
Normal.
THEY'RE SOMETHING more than
fancies and fads. these powerful
little Classified ads.
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Announcement
Merchandise
Household Furnishings
Wearing Apparel


LOSING OUT complete stock
used clothing for all the family.
405 W. Mich. Pm. l53s-M.
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Real Estate Brokers
Modern Seven
Room House

Having moved from Ypsilanii. am
desirlous OF selling my modern
seven room house located at lt03
Pearl street. Insulated. storm sash
all around, automatic heat. newly
decorated inside and out. Substun-
tial down payment required. bal
ance like rent. Available immedla-
telY. owner on premises Phone
or write Glare j. Hewens. Bad Axe,
Michigan
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APARTMENT-size piano. Looks
like new. low price and easy
terms. 400 f. Michigan Ave, Pm.
S7g
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Stretch Your Dollar BY Shopping From The Daily Cdsseds
Employment
Statesmen Wanted

Reliable man 10 supply
Rawleigh's Good Health Products
IN North Mashtenaw County. )
townships. l.7e0 families. Sales
way up now. Big winter business
ahead. Dealer W. c. smith sells
In North Wayne. has been a sue
cessful Dealer for i6 years. Let
Us help YOU start your business on
our capital No experience ncces-
sary. hut car essential Write
Rawleigh's. Dept. MCA-45i-227,
Freeport, Ill.
Help Wanted-Femaie
WHITE WOMAN-as housekeeper
and Companion for elderly Woman.
Write Box Csc. care Daily Press.
MpETENT-white woman, gener-
al housework Live in house.
Permanent Call afternoon or
evening at 500 y. Park ST
WHITE GIRI-or woman for house
work. GIG y. River.
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Ralph E. Smallidge

$40 Roosevelt Blvd.
n Phone $50 Builder
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bate.
Adv. A-11B
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Good Buys in
Real Estate
CHOICE INVESTMENTS


Cd WILL DISCOUNT -ss 200 con-
tract by 500 for quick sale Bring
ing $50 monthly, interest per
cent.
(2) ONLY t2.5oo--is fun price fer
five room home, all modern. in
city, A real bargain for someone
desiring low price property. watch
Will bring In good return in rent.
go A-RRAL INCOME PRODUCER
Apartment house on Normal st.
Owners live IN rooms downstairs
and rent two apartments upstairs
for $50 monthly. Electric stoves
and refrigeratOrs AMI other apart
ment furniture included. Requires
substantial down payment. but bal
ance is only $50 monthly including
taxes. insurance, and interest at
per cent.
HOUSES ON E-z TERMS
$500 DOWN - buys room
suburban bungalow, all modern.
one half mile outside OF city.
NEAR BOMBER PLANr-Mod.
srn bungalow. wiwth two bedrooms.
and shopping centerS Brand new
furnace. Ideal for large family or
for rooming house. You can pur-
chase this home for only $500
and on surprisingly easy terms.
Ehnan & CreenStreet
aio ". Michigan Ave Phone 1877
BE SURGEON are insured, protec-
tion against fire: Awind burglary
and other hazards, ask us about
our Hnecial low rafNa md
ed risks.
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SUN or MONEY-first morfkag,
Box G-si. care Press
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-01
HOUSE, oN u TEnMs

$500 DOWN - buys s room
suburban bungalow, all modern.
one half mile outside OF city.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
With BILL Acxz*AAn
Fishing Streams Still Need Much Rain;
Maryland Ruling Delays Dog Trials

There are many who might be-
lieve we have had our full share of
rain during the winter months, yet
there has not been the precipitation
necessary to bring the water-table
up to normal Many inches still
are needed before warm weather
rolls around if trout streams in
closely states are to continue
through the summer in accepted
fashion.
1t is true most streams now are
running full, but the reserve is lack
ing. 1t must be replenished or the
long drought of last year will con-
tinue through this season.
Bay tributaries are saline far
above the usual points which is the
reason why pike fishing has been so
poor. Those who fished the head
waters of streams found them, while
others, continuing on the regular
fishing grounds, caught but few.
Rain Will Be Helpful.
There is some good in everything.
In this area, while upland and
mountain streams are low and un-
fshable, there always is the Po-
tomac, which under drought con-
ditions produces a type of black bass
fishing seldom found elsewhere. Out
of possible 100 fishing days last
season there were los nearly per-
feet. The fishing was better than
oldtimers could recall However,
fewer fishing days on the river be-
cause of muddy waters through
more precipitation should be taken
kindly by fishermen tor it will make
better all-around fishing. 1t Is to
be hoped we get gobs and gobs Of
rain this month ard next.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
Bethesda Gets Tough
Job in First Round
OF Dixie Tourney
Draws Durham Quintet,
Second-Seed Outfit,
For Tilt Tomorrow
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
DURHAM, N. c., March 12-Be-
thesda- Chevy Chase, runnerup in
the Washington ID. c. Metropoli-
tan interscholastic basket ball tour
nament, begins its quest for the
Southern high school championship
tomorrow morning when it meets
second-seeded Durham High in
flrst-round play of the fourth annual
Duke e-Durham tournament.
The tourney opens tomorrow when
Greensboro IN. c. High squares off
against Columbia IS. c. High. The
second game is between Bethesda
and Durham. Then Greenville, S.
c., takes on Newport News, with
top-seeded John Marshall Of Rich
mond engaging Burgin (Ky0 High
in the last of frst-round action.
Semifnal games are carded for
tomorrow night, with the final on
Saturday night. Players get a
chance to look each other over in
a pretourney banquet tonight at
which Eddie Cameron, Duke cage
coach, will preside.
John Marshals Justices, winner
of % in "a games this season and
led by the brilliant Freddie CAN'T
and Jeep Friedman. are expected to
be the hardest team to stop and rate
as favorites.
Evening star., 1942-03-12

Safe. dependable fabrication at low
cost: Stabilized" to resist sludge
and carbon formation to give
longer service between refills. Thor.
oughly dewaxed.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
May Receive Chance
To Avenge Defeat
By Marshall High
Eight Elite SehooIboy
Teams of Edst to Vie
On March 26 to 28

Washington Lees metropolitan
court champions found themselves
listed among the elite of Eastern
scholastic basket ball circles today,
but with another formidable task
ahead as Arlington County school
officials gave them the green light
to cempete in the 23d Eastern States
tournament at Glens Falls, N. Y,
March 26 to IS.
A thrDl-packed victory over Be-
thesda- Chevy Chase in the final Of
The Evening Star tournament was
the Little Generals stepping stone
into the blue ribbon classic Of
schoolboy court play and Coach Ell
wood Clements crew intends to
make the most of its opportunity.
Meanwhile, battle lines for the
girls final in The Star tournament
have been drawn between Fairfax
and Bethesda Chevy Chase, with the
title game scheduled Tuesday night
at 7 o'clock at Roosevelt High
School. This will be gala occasion,
marking the peak of the girls season,
and neither school will spare any
effort to outdo its rival in everything
from point-making to fun-making
Bethesda Girls Vengeful.
Bethesda hopes to avenge the de-
feat of its boys team, taking it out
on a Virginia seXtet, and the note of
interstate competition is expected
to add relish to what already was
an outstanding attraction.
Clements, getting back to Wash
ington-Lee, acted swiftly to get per-
mission to play in the Eastern tour
nament after receiving the invita-
ton late yesterday afternoon. Prin-
cipal Claude Richmond gave it his
hearty Endorsement Immediately
and it was only a matter of minutes
before approval was received from
Fletcher Kemp, superintendent of
county schools, and w. A. (Buch
Richardson, supervisor of athletics.
The coach intended to break the
news to his squad today and pre-
dicted it would be happy group.
Only Les Mcdonald, a reserve on
the squad and president of the STU
dent government association. knew
of the bid yesterday and Clements
was certain if the information was
. bruited about it would be greeted
with skepucism.
Clements Is In For 1t.
But they'll hound me to death
today" he grinned. Il doubt if Ill
get much work done in my history
classes and I know they'll be ready
to tear down the school, This is
good tournament we're going into,
but I'm sure my boys will be a
credit to Arlington and the metro
politan district. Well give them
all we have"
At Glens Falls Washington-Lee
will find itself in the company of
such outstanding teams as Me-
mortal High, West New York, N.
j., defending champion; Seton Hall,
South Orange, N, j.; John Marshall,
Richmond, Va; Holyoke (Mass)
High: Dean Academy, Franklin
Mass; Trinity High, New York City,
and La Sale Military Academy,
Oakdale, N. J.
The Virginians hope to get an
other crack at John Marshall, which
edged them out in a close game in
the latter part of the season. Elm
mating the crack Richmond quint
would be sweet balm for that loss.
Clements, who faces the twin prob
lem of starting baseball practice
and keeping his courtmen hot, said
he will declare a recess until Mon
day for the courtmen, but practice
every day thereafter.
Evening star., 1942-03-12

Local owners of running dogs
should note the date March 16 for
the 10Th annual spring trials of the
Virginia Amateur Field Trial AsSo-
citation. Drawings will be made on
the previous evening at headquar-
tiers in John Madison Hotel, Orange,
Va.
Two Stakes Scheduled.
There will be a puppy stake with
Commute heats for settlers and
pointers whelped since January l.,
1941, and a winners all-age stake for
dogs. which have placed in a derby
or all-age of recognized club.
The spring trials of National Cap
ital Field Trial Club are slated for
a later date than in previous years
through a ruling of Lee LeCompte,
Maryland game warden, that eases
the restriction on running dogs after
April /.
In doing this. every one of the
released birds will find easier going
and each pair will mean an addi-
tional brood of quail in Montgomery
County.
Bethesda-C Chevy Chase "Ikes' re-
leased so bunnies in Montgomery
on March /. They are of the big
healthy Missouri breed with which
Maryland authorities hope to stamp
out the disease prevalent in native
rabbits.
This organization also is working
hard on a stream betterment pro-
gram which will make producing
waters out of many miles of nearby
streams now running full. but bar
rem.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
Death of Boxers Mother
DELAYS Turner Show

Promoter Joe Turner today an
nounced the entire ring card sched-
uled Monday but postponed it until
the following week because of the
death of Boxer Joe Carilli's mother.
Carilli, scheduled to meet Jabbo
Kenner in the 1o-round feature, is
at his home In Hartford, Conn. A
substitute was sought for him by
Matchmaker Gabe Menendez. but
his inability to find a suitable re-
placement resulted in the post
ponement.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
Sunday Soccer Clash
Gives Regal Champs
Revenge Chance

New champions of the Washing
ton and Suburban Soccer League,
the Regal Clothiers get their chance
for revenge against their only con-
uueror of the season Sunday when
they meet Waldorf in the feature of
a twin bill at Gonzaga Field.
League President Buck Davidson
will present the Clothiers with the
Charles A. Schwartz Trophy between
games.
A second game will be played
between Washington British and
Maryland Sports Club.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
Gophers Get Wilkinson '-iif

SYRACUSE, N. Y. March 10 70.
Charles BuO Wilkinson, footf
ball line coach at Syracuse for .hvsi
years, resigned and said he would
accept an offer to become Min,
nesota freshman coach and varsity
scout.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
ban Over Bd w. Baketer Look Tough Struggle Ge Falls
CourtIess Five Is Champ

Christopher Gist High, little Wise
County CVa) mountain school with
200 students and no indoor basket
ball court, has won the State Glass
&C" championship six times and will
be seeking another in the tourney at
Charlottesville this week end.
Evening star., 1942-03-12

Cardinals from Columbus.
Sent to the mound with two
on base and none out in the
ninth, he retired three men in
a row, two on strikeouts. as the
Cards whipped Cleveland yes
terday.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
Cards. Slab Rook Is SteeI-Nerved

CLEARWATER, Fla, March
12.-Southpaw Harry Brecheens
first appearance in a spring
training game came under cir
cumstances which might have
discouraged some rockies. But
not Harry, called up by the
Evening star., 1942-03-12
Basket Ball Coach Has Great Record

286 games out of 291. His lads
rang up 1850 points to about
1000 for their opponents.
And for the fifth consecutive
year his Durham High team has
won the States class A cham
pionship.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
BY the Associated Press.

DURHAM, N. c., March H.
When it comes to coaching
basket ball, Paul Sykes yields to
none.
In his IS years of high school
coaching his teams have won
Evening star., 1942-03-12
Tri-County Loop Quits

Tri-County Baseball League,
which has thrived in Frederick,
Warren and Shenandoah Counties
in recent years, will be discontinued
for the duration.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
BuckneII Rookie Good

Frank DeAngelis, Bucknell's rookie
175- pound boxer, was undefeated
this year.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28

The officers and members OF The
New Idea Social ana Civic CLUB one
OF the federated clubs OF the De-
,roit Association OF Women's clubs
is ousily preparing for the visit OF
Mrs Ada Dement, here December
10 at Bethel AME church.
Mrs. Dement, from Mineral
Wells Texas and is president Of The
National Association Of Colored
Womers clubs OF which the Detroit
association is affiliated
The New Idea Social and Civic
club and the Educational Commit.
tee Of the assoc alton is bringing
Mrs Dement, here The club was
organized January 25, 1917 for the
purpose OF making a definite con-
iriouiion to the upi.ft OF Ne2ro
womsnhooa. Their motto is Better
Women and Better Homes" They
have given layettes 10 expeetant
mothers Christmas and ThanSsgiv.
ing baskets 10 more than so per.
sons, and have given scholarships
20 worthy students They nave paio
BOARD for students attending the
University Of Michigan, and an
nual.y donates to the American Red
Cross, the Community Fund and
the y A.ACP They are now fer
vently working in the membership
drive for the Detroit Association Of
WomenS clubs.
Their first program OF the year
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28

DN ~ u
Recently letter was received
here from Miss henrine Ward of
she America Red Cross. who has
charge Of birthday club for sol
Hers overseas The object Of the
club is simply this: No soldier over
seas without birthday present.
Miss Ward suggests that Detroi:
oe responsible for presents fof boys
with birthdays in January. We sin
cerely hope that, after reaiing this
article, you will comply with this
request.
The following situations are a
few Of those, which are not at all
uncommon
A short time -age,I- sent-a- box
Of cookies to a young man stationed
in the East The following week |
received a letter from a soldier who
had eaten one Of the cookies He
told me that he had no relatives,
and that cookies made him feel that
someone had remembered HIM. He
closed by say ng 81 now have some
thing 10 fight for
In Miss Wards letter she told
Of her arrival i'm ENGLAND with a
group Of Negro RED Cross workers,
Our boys were so slad 20 see the
workers that the boys kissed their
hands Of their arrival.
When Mrs. Ernes;ine POStals Wis
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28
Conant Gardens Women Hold Inspiring Mass Meeting
New Idea Social Club
Presents Mrs. Dement,

Will be the presentation OF Mrs
Dement, in December
Mrs. Emma Refs. their dynamic
president, has the full cooperation
Of the members OF the club The
members are as follows: Mrs En-
ma Reid, president; Mrs. Bessie
Zampty, 'e president; Mrs. Eve
line Osborne, recently deceased
was the recording secretary; Mrs.
Sarah Nance, assistant secretary;
Mrs Aletha Poole. financial secre-
i5ry; Mrs. Julia Critz, treasurer:
Mrs Csllie Clark, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Sadie Jordan. floral
treasurer; Mrs Willie Mae Tiller
,haplsin; Mrs Msude White parli-
smentarian and Mrs Mabel Brown,
-eDorter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28
A SOLDIER REMEMBERS
HIS CHURCH

Pv! C-udle R. Bradford son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cunningham Of
632 Woodland avenue, stationed al
Camp San Lui, Obispo. Calf. Fifty
fourth c A Battery "A" Medical
Detachment. and member Of the
Peace Banist church of VII Oh the
Rev l.. T Clay is pastor wrote a
most interesting letter and sent a
contribution Of SIS so a. his dona
tion 10 the rally recently held al
The church His huddes assisted IN
the donation
Caudle wrote: we are praying
that this great conflict may end and
We may return home in peace, and
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28
CLASS OFFICERS

The newly elected officers Of the
class OF January, 1913, are: Fred
erick Dennari, president; Betty
Benecke, wire president: Olivette
Mccall, recording secretary; Pearl
Stephens. financial secretary; Mel
vim Hicks. treasurer; Andrew
Brooks, publicity manager.
The class OF June, 1919, elected
'hese officers: Deon Ship, presi-
dent; Rose Mary Fiasco, vice presi-
dent; Carrie Gordon. recording sec
rotary: Doretha Williams, financial
secretary; Ruth Hatcher. treasurer;
Annie Lee Bradley, publicity man
agcr; william Baker, parliament
tartan.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28
THANKSGIVING"

1haNh oOlNITNo
Dear God, lift my heart in glad
thanksgiving
For all the world OF beauty that
is mine
For joyousness find in simple
living,
For faith that breaihes from grass
and tree and v.ne.
Thanksgiving for the moon and stars
and sun,
For dreams, Tor friends, and for
the sweet rejoicing
or larks and lilacs when the Oh;
is done
For STRENGTH 10 toll from dawning
unto dusk.
For WEAKNESS, food and love.
Dear God, for all Thy kindness to
me ...----sa
Ihumblv bow and give swed thanks
TO Thee!
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28
Miller High
School Notes
BY GERALDINE CARROLL
ARNiISTICE DAY

The usual simple but effective Oh
servance Of the twenty fourth ami
versary of the signing Of the Armis-
lice closed the school day at Miller
on Wednesday at II o'clock Al
l0;45 all students assembled in the
home rooms to listen TO a program
Of martial music by high school
band. This was followed by THE
Star Spangled Banner" Then the
students stood at attention for the
sounding Of taps, and spent one
minute OF silence in tribute TO the
dead service men OF both Worlo
Wars,
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MIR. CRAWFORD FETEs WIFE

Another birthday rolled around
for Mrs David s Crawford If 1927
wexford avenue. so Mr. Crawford
decided to surprise his wife by
living a party in honor OF the
occasion Mrs. Fred " Lee an IN
innate friend OF the honoree. was
hostess Plants and colorful autumn
flowers were used as decorations
The beautifully appointed table
was centered with a low bowl o.
autumn flowers On one end was
the birthday cake. 2 work Of cult
nary art and embellished with the
honorce's name and candles Re-
freshmen.s were served buffet style
Among the many guests present
we're Mr. and Mrs Bob Williams.
Mr. and Mrs James Jennings Mr.
and Mrs p Works. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Crawford, Mr. and Mrs F Lee.
Mr. and Ms D-Tucker, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Pratt Mr. and Mrs. L.
Lamply, Mr.. and Mrs L. Jones,
Mrs Nellie Shumate, Mrs Eua
Crawford, Miss Amanda Walker.