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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-13
Business Women's
Week Is Observed

Business women throughout the
country are celebrating National
business WomcnS Week October IL
II. The local b. p. w. club. in con-
nectlon with The observance, will
have supper meeting at the Vance
hotel Friday evening. Mrs. Arthur
Wilson. State president of the or
ganiZation. will be guest speaker.
The following statement concern
ing the observance of the week is
made by Governor J. NJ. Broughton:
The week of October ll-l7. 1912.
vii! he observed nationally as the
18th Anniversary of National Busi-
ness Womcn'S Week. This is an event
in which al of North Carolina will
be kccnly Interested. because the
Business and Professional Women's
Clubs have long been identified with
the growth and progress of on.
state.
An increasing number OF women
are taking an active part in the bust
ness and professional life of he
state. The war emergency has great
~ enlarged the program of Business
and Professional Womcn'S Clubs, be-
cause inevitably women must con-
tinue 10 take Il responsible part i,
the industrial. business and proces-
sional life of their communities. On
every hand women have responded
10 the challenge of the hour with an
unsurpassed spirit Of loyalty and
patriotism.
Numerous communities III our
State have felt the influence of the
Business and Professional Womcn's
Clubs. Whenever an opportunity has
arisen for community betterment or
in connection with any humane n.
progressive movement. the members
u these clubs have been among the
first to respond. The programs and
AchievcmcntS Of the clubs are Of tho
highest standard. and their member,
are among our best citizens.
1T is earnestly hoped that all Of
"ur citizens will cooperate i'm MAKING
This 18th anniversary a complete
success"
Mrs. Dawn Shcarin. president of
The local B. p. w. club. has m
bounced plans for the supper meet.
he. All members arc asked to mako
well in advance. Mrs
wilson is expected 10 bring an I'm
usual message. In n recent talk sho
,ald' women are doing more duriu.
nc present war emergency than
ncrelv k"cDing the home fires b,r,-
hp. Millions of women with ko,,
'VrS. sensitive fingers. rIcyih;n
NrNtS' patience for precise monoton-
US work arc makinp Il remark
'nl" contribution 70 the war Of
ort."
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-13
Loss OF Three
Big Cruisers
Is Announced

Washington. October 13.-(AP)-
The loss OF three heavy American
cruisers in a fierce, nighttime nava.
battle fought during the initial pha~,
of the attack on the Solomon Islands
was announced yesterday by the
Navy.
Covering the landing of the TO
Inducements in Inc Tulagi-Guadal-
canal area. the second uipbt nr Tho
attack on the islands. The cruisers
Quincy. VinccnHcs. and Astoria were
outlined against the glare of enemy
scrrchliehtS and star shells and ,vcrc
sunk bv = .Ianancsc force Of cruisers
and dcStrovcrs.
In The sor,c ,c,i,, tho .,ior,. .,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-13
hay Ayscue Gives
Party on Birthday

kay AvScuc. daughter Of MIR. and
Mrs. y. y. AySCuc. celebrated ncr
fourth birthday Saturday Afternoon,
nj :; party from ! Ia 6:30 o'clock
Several games were PLAYED before
singing Happy birthday" Refresh
m'nt> were served by Doris Robcr-
son and Mary White la the follow
lnG: Ted Peoples. Evelyn Peoples.
carolyn Peoples. Margaret ForSvthc
Marion White. Lowell Smith. Thurs
Ton Ramsey. Peggy IIcmriC. Jerry
li'mric. Marvin Robertson. .Jr.. Betty
Lou House. {. b. House. Arnuld
AyScuc. Jeanette FurSythr, md
Peggy Robertson.
Little Kay received many altroc-
tive gifts.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-13
Singing Contest Is
Planned for Sunday

y singing contest will 10 hold ,s
henderson Institute Sunday oct. Is
Il 3 o'clock. Davis Chapel church anG
Johnson Brothers quartet are spnr-
.prlng the program. which will m
'ludc singing by a number of ann
'ct> from Henderson and rc,II,.
places. with cash prizes going 10 In,
best singers
Those which will ta-c part are,
View Bethel. 81. Andrews Ju1rIc,
Travellers Quartet. all Of Henderson
"carIy Gate; Qrartct. of Wake E,.-
st. Jubilee. cf Burlington. Fnuy
Voices Quartet. of Danvillc. GpIGcr
iaics OF ktlrcll. RidgCway Qunr,,,
# Ridgcwav, N'illiamsborn Quartz;
ioldCn Gates Quartet of oxford
Blum Berry Quartet OF Ridgcwav
nd pi pbably others will bc prcsrn;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-13
WARN CHILDREN OF
REVOLVING DOORS

Postmaster j. II. league warned
children today of toying with the
evolving door on the Winder street
entrance 10 the post office building.
and appealed to parents TO require
their children TO dcsis, in the interest
of their own safety. He said several
children had been caught in the
doors at different times and in on,
or two instances minor injuries had
resulted. He waS afraid a broken leg
would result sooner or later if the
practice persists.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-13
LEADER OF GRANGE
BACKS AMENDMENT

Greensboro. Oct. l3.-Harry Il
caldwell. state master of North Car
DINA State Grange, announces that
ne has sent letters TO worthy mas
terS throughout the state. asking
them To urge the people i'm their
communities 10 vote for adoption OF
the constitutional amendment which
would create one central state school
board.
Caldwell quotes letter from Coy
arnor j. NJ. Broughton 10 contradict
Interpretation of the opposition tina,
farmers cannot be members OF the
proposed board.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-13

HERE'S your favoritc, the mdi,-
penSable tr"nt-buttoncd drcSS-pat-
tern 92l1 by Marian Martin. Com
DINING stplc. comfort and ilattcry.
with bias lnSctS at either side OF the
waist, this frock has unusually
smooth. wcll-lilting lines. a design
cd-iur-actIon style!
Pattern 92l7 may be ordered only
IN misses sizes II. l6, 10, 20. 81. ~.
So. 80 and 10. Size Is requires ! ii
yards 80 inch fabric.
Send 10 cents for this Marian
Martin Pattern. Write plainly size,
namc, address and style number.
Send your order to The Dispatch.
Pattern Department. 232 W. 18th
street. New York, N. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-13
Commissioned Lieutenant

Russell Y. Mitchell. Of the U. S.
Army. was commissioned second
lieutenant October at Fort Ben
ming, Ga. He is spending a few days
here with his mother, Mrs. w. G..
Pruitt, before reporting for his new
duties at Little Rock, Arkansas.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-13
Williams Robertson
Marriage Saturday

Announcement was made today
oi the marriage OF Miss Esther Nc
kinlcy Robertson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. n. w. Robertson. 10 Ed
ward Williams, son OF Mrs. Mary
Williams. ON Saturday. October 10.
1912, at Dillon. S. G.
The couple will make their home
III Durham.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-13
Baptist Bible Study

Bible study of the First Baptist
church will be resumed Wednesday
evening at 100 o'clock in the ladies
parlor The pastor announces tina,
the discussion for the hour will be
on Jchoshaphat. Friends who are
interested in the study Of Bible char
acters are invited 10 be present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-13
Miss Parrish N'eds
Willard Richardson

Mr.. and Mrs. George IL. Parrish
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Margic Rec, Ia Willard
Jackson Richardson. which tool;
place Saturday, October 10. at the
home of Rev. j. *. Worthinston. ON
College street. Rev. MIR. Wurthinr-
ton Ofiiciated.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-13
ONE LICENSE

One marriage license was issued
Yesterday by the register of dccos.
The paper was sold to Albert Hen
derSon and Emma Watkins. colorcd.
Doth of Manson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-13
Weekend ut NorIolk

Mrs. Walter Wheeler md o1,.
Margaret lie" Strickland spent the
weeE-'nd at Norfolk. V with
liienaS, They returned to Henderson
Monday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-13
Jr. High PIT 4

Inc P.-I. a. OF Junior high school
VIII nave us inst meeting ui the i.ii
al $50 O'Clock Wednesday afternoon.
All mothers "i enrolled students alr
urged Ia be present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-13
Q5RATUKTN(S
'f%1A&1
Birth of Daughter,

Pvt. and Mrs Earl Tcw announce
the birth of a daughter. Shelby Jean,
on October 10. 1912. at Maria Par
ham hospital. Mother and daughter
are getting along fine. Mrs Tew Is
the former Miss Margaret Jackson.
of Henderson
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-13
From California.

Miss Lois Finch. of Yuba ci,v
Saiiiorhia. has arrived here To spend
hef Vacation with her parents. MIR
ana Mrs. 5. ". Finch. ON route 2
Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-13
FROM (;rcrnNilIr

Mr.. ana Mr.. ". NJ. Umphlctt ami
son. Ehil. of Grccnv!llc. spent inc
weekend her" with Mrs. Umphlet;'s
partn Mr.. and Nlrs G. d. New
man.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-13
AOC1ety News
THE LANTERN.

Light your lantern
Swing ii high
Let il shine
For The paSScr-by.
Dark are the WAYS
That some mus, go:
So guide their path
with your lanterns glow.
Light your lantern.
Swing /; nigh.
So the darkness lifts
As you pas by.
A. Eugenia Brown
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-13

loT Hclms-Huy 1o, More.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Elsie Robinson
IF You Can't Get Along,
Put the Blame on Yourself

and until you work the bugs
out OF your system. "
For the greatest test Of any
human being is his ability 20
get along with the rest Of his
kind.
The nobIest contribution we
can possibly make during this
life is not material service. how
ever skillful il NAV be, but the
simple gift of a friendly and
flexible spirit.
So. if you're not getting along,
here's a hint.
Stop pinning wreathS on your
self or spilling tears over your
self or blaming the other fellow.
Just do a little self-analySis =.
and get the bugs out OF your
own system.
p. s.; Golly. how I wish I
could follow my own advice.
Bugs? I've got 'em in hives.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
DETROIT EVENING TIMES (PHoNE CHERRY $500
Banana Favored
Ice Cream

FIRST GRADERS or sopho-
mores-they all like ice cream.
especially when il is different
from the usual. Banana ice
cream is a new taste thrill when
made this way.
The recipe requires 2 cups
mashed ripe bananas, "a table,
spoons lemon juice, y cup sugar,
J teaspoon salt. 2 beaten eggs.
/ cup milk, Ia teaspoons va
nilla, pint of cream.
Mix together bananas. lemon
Juice and sugar-Add- salt eggs
milk and vanilla. Sir in cream
and freeze.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Saving Lettuce

OUTER LETTUCE leaves that
once were thrown away because
their appearance was not so at
tractive as the inner part OF the
head are now being chopped and
mixed right into salads like
celery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Hidden Quirks

Ever stop 90 figure. partner.
that we human folk have bugs
Just like cars little hidden
quirks and tangles that ball up
our action too?
Bugs of business peeviSh-
ness =. lazineSS and Conceit.
Bugs Of self-pity and suspicion.
We all have them.
Sometimes the wiseSt and
strongest Of US have the most of
them And Of all the handicaps
which block our human progress
and happiness. such bugs are
the worst.
You can do a fine Job in this
world II you've lost a leg or an
arm or an ear. You can be
beloved II you've never been be-
yOnd the third grade, and a
blessing 10 every one who seeks
Your aid. But though YOU have
the brain Of a genius. you will
BE- a lonely peSty flop unless
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Get Rid Of Bugs

You ean. { get along yoti don't
got ahead because you've never
worked the bugs out Of your
system.
Now watt Cool of before yoa
holler' I'm not insulting YOU
4 don't mean the usual kind
Of bugs" fleas and spiders,
lice and ticks.
I'm referring 20 something
that spoilS more lives and wastes
more fine effort than any insect
that ever was Matched the
bugs IN human nature.
Ever see the auto experts
give q workout to a new car
model? Funny thing about new
cars they're all different
They may be jake i'm theory
like as peas and slick
as silk when they leave the
assembly line But somehow,
somewhere. there's a hitch in
them.
Some hidden. unsupported flaw
that will spell grief unless it's
eliminated. That's the reason
why each one is given plenty Of
tests 10 get the bugs out Of
Us system" for until it's par
ticular and peculiar quirks are
eliminated II can't meet the
standard it cant fill the job.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Robinson
QUEER THING-isn't

QUEER THING-isn't it.
that you can't get along?
Sometimes. lately, you've be-
gun to feel that fate is picking
on you stacking the cards
against you, just for spite.
Else why should you lose one
friend another another-~one job
after another
Why should every one seem
10 feel a little uncomfortable
when you're around?
'Tisn't that you don't try 10
make good You're honest and
skillful You work hard--l0
times as hard as some Of the
people you know.
You're careful and tidy
maybe even fusSy.
You're unseliish -- willing 10
show other folks how TO do
their job better Then why
aren't they grateful?
Why don't the other home
makers in the block--or the
other girls in the office-or the
other fellows on the assembly
line-share their fun with you?
Why doesn't your husband
appreciate you--or the boss give
you a raise? Daily you see
greenhorns promoted over your
head--stupid, frivolous workers
who aren't half as capable as
you.
What have they got that YOU
haven't? Why do they get the
breaks when you don't? What's
the answer.
The answers plain plain 10
every one but you. partner.
It's simply this --
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-01
STUDENTS PLAY
OWN THEMES

The Music Club OF Michigan
State Normal College sponsored the
annual Manuscript Program Thurs
day evening in the Formal Lounge
Of Charles McKenny Han. >.
Original compositions by stu
dents were played. They included
piano solos. vocal solos, arrange
ments for string instruments and
brass quartet, and choral music.
The students wrote their compo-
sitions in the music theory class
taught by Miss Dorothy James, as
sistant professor Of music.
Students whose compositions
were played were: Miss Bette
Bleekman, Ann Arbor. Miss Ruth
Maxwell, Ferndale. Charles Walker,
Jackson. Clark Mcclellan. Ypsilanti,
Miss Eleanor Stoltz. Ypsilanti. Miss
LA Shick. Dawson. Miss Marie
Turner, Ypsilanti. Mrs. Lois Lancas-
ter Nash, Ferndale, Miss Josephine
Hampstead, oxford, Miss Phyllis
Griggs. Pontiac.
Melvin Giles. Ypsilanti. Miss Ce-
cile Ballard. Constantine. George
Birch, Muskegon, Miss Elinor Page,
Marshall Miss Elizabeth Boyer,
Reed City. Donald Carlson. Luding-
ton, Lewis Crew. Pontiac. Luke We
sienka. Romulus, and Roger Wise
logel Ypsilanti.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-01
COMMISSION
To MEET HERE

The Michigan Crippled Children's
Commission will meet at Charles
MeKenny Hall Saturday. The Com
mission has invited a number Of
teachers and administrators to par
ticipate in the conference devoted
TO the instruction OF home bound
children and children In hospitals
and conyalescent homes. From ll-l2
the Rackham School will be open to
the Commission and guests.
The Commission is made up Of:
Dr.. Carleton Dean director, Paul II.
ech, Emmett Richards. Frank Couz-
King, chairman. Dr. Harold b. Fen
ems, and Mrs. William G. Rice.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-01
KAPPA DELTA P|
WILL INITIATE

Kappa Delta Pi will hold It's an
nual formal initiation banquet sat
urday in Charles McKenny Hail
The reception and installation will
begin at $50 p. m with the dinner
following at $50 p. m.
The main address will be given by
Rabbi Leo NJ. Franklin OF Temple
Beth Ell, Detroit. Dr. Franklin's topic
will be Light at Eyentide."
Working with the president, vii
bert McKeachie. Dayisburg, Is a
committee for. arranging the ban
quet which includes: Mrs. Hazel
Hanna, Ypsilanu, Miss Mary -Pur-
chase, Muskegon Heights, Miss
Frances Lawrence, Spring Arbor,
Miss Louise Relnbold, Harbor
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-01

mildly cannibalistic at any
rate She noticed suddenly,
There's the Drake"
Il know" her companion re
sponded casually. Wen get around
to that later" He raped on the
glass partition. "Heyw Go straight
on to the park. ITS spring there. 80
Chuckling at the fabbergasted ex-
preston and doubtfully squinted
eyes Of their driver, Larry sank
back beside Anette. Right there is
one person who knows darn well
I'm crazy"
Two hours later, when they sat
in quiet booth, having toasted
sandwiches and coffee, Anette tried
to decide which part Of the dazzling
afternoon had been most fun. They
had ridden through the Park, Larry
making mild verbal love. then
walked on cleared paths between
banks of snow to the zoo to watch
the lions and tigers roar over ire
mendous slabs Of beef From there,
they had tipped back to the tea
dance. where Larry took her into
the hotel flower shop and pinned
FIVE chartreuse green orchids on
her as if they were so many weeds,
then led her to Lois Lyndon's party.
seeming to take delight in his
hostess not too carefully controlled
displeasure.
To Lois older brother, il had been
quite another story. While Larry
rapidly became the center Of a fiat
tering circle. blond-haired Lyndon
unanswered Anette onto the dance
floor and managed to obtain her
name, address and telephone num-
Der during the fractional interval
necessary for Larry to free him
self and cut in.
From then on, despite the de-
mands Of feminine admirers, Larry
danced with her often, danced
beautifully, just as she had known
he would. And finally, perhaps 40
minutes or an hour later, he had
eased her away. directly beneath
the four disappointed eyes Of Lois
and James Lyndon, out Of the ball
room, and down to the street. dark
then, and banded by twin necklaces
Of street lights. They had whirled
downtown and into a quiet, side
street restaurant.
Anette laughed aloud when
Larry's astounding order was
served. you look the sort Of per-
son who would order a two-inch
steak instead Of a rabbit-style let
tuce sandwich"
Il do after the show He pushed
aside a pitcher Of cream and poured
a cup Of strong black coffee
That's an idea Why don't you
stick around? Go TO the theater
with me. and after I'm through
toiling, III prove to YOU I can cat
a steak" He smiled and clamped
down on the lettuce sandwich.
How about it,"
"Oh, l can't" But for a moment
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-01
News From The Normal Campus
Activities of General Interest Concerning
Faculty Members And Students

Coldwater. John Cornish Of the Nor.
NAL College art department will
discuss "Gesso Ground Expert
ments."
Following a cafeteria luncheon at
Charles McKenny Hall the guests
will visit the campus. The afternoon
session will begin at 2 o'clock in
the gallery where examples of chill
drens work from. a number OF
schools will be on display. A panel
will discuss What We Are At
tempting To Do With the Arts in
Our Schools" Members Of the panel
will be Miss Janette Adams. OF the
John d. Pierce Junior High school,
Crosse Pointe; Joseph Boltz. North
Qddtheca (Ut&gH (DLGidiopiT-..
western High School, Detroit; Miss
Elizabeth Howard. Ann Arbor High
Schrool; Mrs. Louise Bohlen. Royal
Oak Senior High School; and RALPH
D. Bruce, Lincoln Consolidated
School
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-01
S. f. augusta Neics

Wyland Pepper and Mr. and Mrs
Frank Nogier attended the church
supper a. Willis Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs John Wasko and
family. Detroit. spent sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Savage.
Miss Doris Elka spent Monday
afternoon with Mrs Earl Thomp-
son and son Larry. Milan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Koss spent
sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Markgran and son Donald,
Carleton.
sunday afternoon guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Elka and Doris
,were Mrs. Harry VANITY Milan;
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-01
BY
LORENA
CARLETON

her eyes were bright with the
thought of it. You see, l simply
must not let Professor Verrazano
down. He is giving me this oppor-
tunity and l want to please him :"
Isn't there anything in your
past to make you cry for that scene
you told me about when you make
your entrance weeping" Larry
asked. "Parents-sweethearts-"
With a laugh he added, Not even
a pet dog that died?'
Anette shook her head. Il don't
even remember my parents-and
I've never had a dog"
well, go on" he prodded curtly.
What about the sweethearts ?"
With her forehnger the girl
traced the stenciled rose petals de-
sign on her coffee cup. mo dogs
no sweethearts."
Not even Walt? ?"
Amused incredulity flashed across
her white face. walt ?" Walt took
out my tonsils the first week 1
was in Chicago, simply because I'm
so poor l had to go to the clinic.
I've known him less than two
months"
which means nothing. You've
known me less than two days" The
tingling in her cheeks undoubtedly
changed their color, because Larry
went on softly, How old are you,
anyway"
Twenty-Five" she replied quick
~, as she opened her purse and ex-
plored it with complete absorption.
Il see-and now, how old are
you?" He grabbed a tiny pair OF
manicure scissors from the purses
incoherent contents and threatened
her. Let's have the truth, Miss
Winslow"
Not looking at him, she admitted
with half ashamed reluctance,
Seventeen"
That practically makes me
Granddaddy Peyton. I'm %" Still
holding the small scissors, he
stretched. and before Anette was
aware Of his purpose. shipped a
curl from her hair. There. Take
back your old scissors. 1 don't need
them now" He balanced the blue
black curl in his palm. then care
fully placed 1t in his wallet.
1t was childish, as childish as
molasses taffy. As silly as hearts
and initials carved in an oak tree.
As ridiculous as a moment from a
very bad play. Young as she was,
Anette knew all that. Yet suddenly
II seemed the most original and
sentimental and important gesture
IN the whole world
She looked at him and Wits
pered, Are you teasing me-"
He took both her hands in his.
No darling. Oh, l know it is
strictly ham, It's so old-fashioned
even Verrazano would turn I'D his
nose. But I simply had to have this
little lock Of hair
(To BE Contlnued)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-01

Mrs. Ralph Green and family. Mon
roe. and Mr. and Mrs. Ormund
Minick and sons Willis
Mrs Lee hurry and son Rich
ard Mr. and Mrs John Rrowet, all
OF Wayne. and Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Mondro and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Dueas and family Detroit,
spent Sunday afternoon with their
uncle and aunt, ut and Mrs. Eman-
vel Notar and family.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Koss and
family. Detroit spent Sunday az
ternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Elka and son Charles.
Miss Doris Elka spent Nednes-
day evening with Mrs Norma Spic-
or and Miss Elizabeth Lohr, May
bee.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-01
ART CONF FERENCE
BEING PLANNED

Junior High School art teachers
and principals OF Southeastern
Michigan will meet for their bi-en-
NAL conference Wednesday here at
Michigan State Normal College.
Alumni Of the fine arts department
OF the college as well as all others
interested in the teaching OF art
may meet with them. The forenoon
conference session will be held at
10 o'clock in room 204 Of the Ad.
ministration Building with John T.
Murray Of the Harvey H. Lowrey
Junior High School. Dearborn. pre-
siding. An address and demonstra.
ton on the subject. oil Painting
will be given by Kenneth Gregg.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-01

colorful two-pieee suits besuti-
fully tailored 70 give you com
plete freedom Of action. And just
look al the low price. Come In
tomorrow and save.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-01

Remarkable values Finer ausl-
~ fabrics featuring the faVorite
colors Of the season. You'll prse I
ucauy live in them all day long.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-01

Springs, Robert LaRue. Npsilanti,
Victor Mastromarco. Monroe, Miss
Drucilla Ransom, Pontiac, Edward
Bowles, Detroit, and Mrs. Martha
Walters Halsted. Ypsilanti