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Dedication

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port trucks TO drive over the struc.
ture. Sixty "je7ps' also participated.
Among dignitaries present were
Governor Murray D. Van Wagner.
G. Donald Kennedy, state highway
commissioner, Edsel Ford, Frank
Martell, president Of the Detroit
Federation of Labor, and r. J. Tho
mas. president Of the UAW-CIO.
Robert Moses, New York. adviser
in the construction of the road net
work, was unable TO attend
Parking accommodations for
5000 cars were provided for the
public.
Following the dedication cere-
monies. the group of officials were
10 enjoy luncheon in the Bomber
Plant Under Secretary of War
Patterson was to depart at 2 2 m.
by plane for Muskegon and other
points Of upper MICHIGAN.
Music was furnished at the cere-
monies by the John F. Barnhill Me
mortal Band and Ford Motor Post
l73 Sons OF Veterans Drum and
Bugle Corps and Plymouth Boys
and Girls Band American Legion
Color Guards of Ypsilanti Post 2S2
and Antler Post 1874 Of Detroit. with
Boy Scents under Leader Herman
Keller, were other groups lending
color to the occasion.
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Orien+ation Assembly
At Woodruff School

Woodruff School Principal Floyd
Smith and several OF the teachers
were speakers az an orientation as,
sembly program Friday at the
school
Teachers VINO told OF special
phases OF school work included
-. Florence Leach. student coun.
ell Miss Virginia Wielandy. safe
ty work. Mrs. Hazel Cook. service
squad; Miss Betty Elzinga, Brownie
Scouts; Thomas Lawrence, Boy
Scouts. and Cub Scouts; Mrs. Mary
Delaforce, war stamps and bonds
Mrs Esther Fletcher. chorus: Miss
Hazel Davis. Mothers Club; and
Mrs. Louella Parsons. library and
assemblies.
Following the talks. the group
sang The Star Spangled Banner"
and the flag salute was rendered.
Mrs Cook is the new first grade
teacher. taking the place OF Mrs.
Amy Hopkins Wilcox, and Mr..
Lawrence is the new teacher Of 3B.
taking the place OF Miss Edith
Goyette.
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D. Of u. V. viii be
District Hostesses

Martha A. Beach Tent Daughters
OF Union Veterans. at their business
meeting Thursday evening at G. A.
R Hall made arrangements for en-.
pertaining district number one here,
Oc' l3 Mrs Edward Grannis is
district president
Il was decided 10 give silk flag
TO the Mothers OF Men IN Service
Clua, for use in their hall Mrs
Francis Waiting, patriotic insruc.
tor will make the presentation.
Mrs. Waiting. Mrs Carrie Brein-
ing and Mrs Elizabeth Bacon were
appointed on the committee TO Ill
and send a box 10 Arthur Ferguson.
stationed az Kelly Field, San An
tonic MIS-. \. y. Buri. president.
conducted the business meeting
Mrs j. C.. Earl was appointed
color bearer number four and was
installed by Mrs Bacon. past de-
parfmcnt president
Mrs. Bert Gillette had resigned
owing TO her election TO the office
OF junior vice president
Mrs. Burd and Mrs. Pearl Ray
mond will he in charge OF a rum.
mage sale, Sept % and rs The
next social meeting will be az the
hall with Mrs. Minnie Culver in
charge
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their husbands for a cooperative
dinner and social evening in the
church dining room. Following the
bountiful dinner served 20 o. l..
P. Cushman gave an interesting
and highly instructive talk OH civ
ilian defense. He emphasized pro-
tectiye measures against gas. sab
otage and bombs He also eN-
planned proper precautionary meas
ures 10 be taken during an air raid
Al the business meeting with
Mrs. James Hart presiding plans
we're made for the church FamHS
Night dinner 10 be served by this
group. Oct . plans were made for
a rummage sale oct. % and q and
for the fair which The union will.
hold NOV 10.
The October meeting Will he
with Mrs. Lyle smith
Group three and families enjoyed
a family picnic az the home OF Mr.
AMI Mrs Fred Fischer with p
present a brief business meeting
followed and announcement was
made OF the November church fair
and rummase sale Il was decided
10 remember Presbyterian boys in
service with cards and gifts from
time 10 time
Red Gross work will DO done a
the October meeting 10 be with.
Mrs Charles Epson
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Municipal Court

Emery Montgomery Missouri.
was given the alternative OF a $40
assessment or % days in fail when
he pleaded guilty TO disorderly con
duct. Montgomery was arrested at
. % a m Friday on y. Hamilton
st, where he was asleep in car
which did not belong TO him.
James Palmer, Jr. 59i First
Aye. who pleaded guilty Friday to
charges Of assault and battery.
was given the alternative Of $25
fine and 30 days in Jail or SO
days sentence
Albert Williams. 35i1 Mitchell
Ave. Detroit. admitted charges Of
reckless driving and was assessed
S25.
Woodrow P. Swan 212 W. Mich
igan Ave, charged with being dis
orderly and non-support, was as
sessed S. costs and ordered 10 pay
s2s =~eef=ts= Instantly
Cecil Hurst. 2is Harriet St,
pleaded guilty to charges Of be.
INK intoxicated and disorderly and
was assessed SO Charles Van
den BERG. f4es " Cross 81 paid
a similar amount for being dis
orderly
Speeders who paid IN court were.
Jerry Michand. Detroit. Irwin De.
Jonde. William D. Harberer. Saline.
SIS. each. Jerry Boissear. Pinck-
ney $40. and Charles Severance
Ann Arbor. ss Rayburn Dixon
1912 Van Born Rd- paid $f35 for
driving with defective equipment
other assessments amounted to
goc Ak
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Knights Of Pythias
VIII Start Sessions

Queen City Lodge number l67
Knights Of Pythias will open It's
fan sessions Of meetings Monday
night at X. p Hall Plans are under
way for a busy session for the COM
ing year. Several members will
attend the KIP. area meeting TO be
at Flint, Oct. Il
Wolverine Palace number 40
Princes Of Syracuse will open the
fall meetings. next Tuesday eve
ming al 1880 in X P. Hall.
Queen City Lodge members who
attended the annual state conven-
ton of Michigan Knights and Sis
tcrs Of Pythias. Thursday and Fri
day in Kalamazoo. are Ray Burrell,
retiring grand chancellor. who pre-
sided a the meetings, Charles An
dress. member OF finance commit
tee, A. + Augustus. deputy grand
regent OF Princes OF Syracuse. John.
Wiseley, delegate from Queen City
Lodge, Earl snyder and Linley
Wiseley.
The annual election OF officers
took place at the opening meeting
Thursday morning
William ST. John. Of lshpeming.
was elected grand chancellor com
mander OF the Knights and Mrs.
Anna McManus. Of Port Huron.
grand chief OF the Sisters.
Other Knights officers Samuel
Rasking, Detroit, grand vice chan
cellor; Ivan \. Johnston, Mt. Glenn
ems, grand prelate. VIII f. Hamp-
ton, Ann Arbor. grand keeper of
records and seals, Oscar Peterson,
Holland. grand master Of exche.
quer; Dean Taylor, Mason, grand
master at arms; Claude n. Ames.
Muskegon, grand inner guard /;
Lloyd H Bull, Deckerville, grand
outer guard.
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Miss Evelyn Fry
{. /. Gorto0 Wed

Miss Evelyn Fry. daughter Of the
late Mr. and Mrs John William
Fry, saginaw became the bride Of
Eugene Lambert Gorton. son Of Dr.
Frederick r Gorton and the late
Mrs Gorton Friday evening at
halfpast seven i'm the home OF Dr.
Gorton Rev Hugo F5nker read
the service b" candlelight before
the fireplace IN the living room
which was lovely with whit, asters
and gladioli aeainst a green back.
ground
The bride was dressed in a light
green dressmaker suit made street
length, and her flowers were 10.
hanna Hill roses with stephanotis
Miss Irene Waldorf. Plymouth
maid-ot.honor, wore a Jacket suit
OF black crepe with embroidery in
color down he from, from the
shoulders 10 the length OF the
jacket Her flowers were red roses.
The best man was Edward Whiting
4 small dinner was served after
the wedding with the table trimmed
with green and white flowers and
candles. Mr. and Mrs Gorton viii
live in the Or. Gorton home for a
time
The bride is graduate Of Central
State Collesa Of Education. Mt.
Pleasant. and will continue 10 teach
in Plymouth. The groom Is
graduate OF Michigan State Normal
College He has enlisted IN the
Navy and will be indicted pres.
entity
Mrs Mary Steele. Detroit. Wa.
an out-ofthe-city guest
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As 10 the administrator. the COM
mittee, headed by Financier Bern
ard NJ Baruch. recommended.
He should be a man OF unusual
capacity. thoroughly competent
operating and manufacturing execu-
tive, preferably with experience in
the rubber industry
Under the program. the nations
20,009 600 as yet unrationed motor
lists would get between an estimat-
ed four and six gallons OF gasoline
a week. The committee called for a
reduction, OF average driving from
500 TO 5000 miles a year. with
nationwide speed limit OF 35 miles
an hour. 1t also proposed periodic
inspection OF tires.
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Draft

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announcement said that the list
will also be used as a guide by
the local SeleCtrive Service Boards
in connection with problems of oc.
cupational deferment.'
Claims Abuses
Reynolds, in his attack on abuses
under the draft law. said that from
numerous instances brought to his
attention 1T is evident that calling
up Of farm help is imperiling the
food supply
Reynolds said that there also are
many other difficulties involved in
the manpower question, including
!. Desperate need Of the armed
forces for more men, a report on
which is being prepared now by the
War and Navy Departments for sub
mission to The President about
Jan I, including the calling up Of
Is and 10 year old youths
> Filing Of false affidavits by
employers who want 10 retain skill
ed workers employed on war con.
tracts
3. Refusal Of both farm and skill
ed labor 10 stay at home when
they should do so because they do
not want 10 he known after the war
as slackers, and do not want to be
denied the privilege OF joining
groups such IS the American Le-
gion and Veterans OF Foreign Wars.
& Too loose a view Of Selecfive
Service regulations by some draft
boards and too strict enforcement
by others.
5 Some outright fayoritism by
local boards. although most are
conscientious.
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SLEDGE BEATS RAPIER

MOST FINE bidding bears the
same relationship TO ordinary bid
ding that rspier does to a sledge
hammer Ordinarily the neatly
tuned-up calling Of the expert pro-
duces an accuracy, IN choice Of
declaration and height Of it. that
makes the effort Of the Slam
bangor crude by comparison. But
there are times when the brute
force kind OF wild gamble. by
some so-called natural" player.
will produce profit. Those rare
occasions make such bunglers
think their methods are great. for
they very conveniently forget the
countless times when more skilled
performers out-score them.
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Hostess To Club

Mrs Albert Davies was hostess
for the B B. Eunco Club at her
home. Thursday evening. Prize win
uers for bunco we're Mrs Davies.
Mrs HelEe Johanson and Mrs W.
G. Stinedurf. Special prizes went
10 Mrs Commodore Benslnger and
Mrs Arthur Neely. Refreshments
we're served by the hostess Next
week the club will meet with Mrs.
Stinedu~f
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Announce Enuanen1ent

Dr. and Mrs. Charles B. Pillsbury
announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Betty Ann. 10 Aviation
Cadet William David Harrison OF
Wayne. Michigan. A military wed.
ding IS planned 10 take place in the
chapel at Scott Field. Illinois, Oeto-
Der 81, the same day Mr.. Harrison
receives his commission in the
Army Air Corps
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Miss Shirley Tucker will go Mon
day TO Columbia. Mo 10 continue
her studies in stephens College.
Rev Walter 2. Heyler and daugh-
ter Miss Joan returned Tuesday
from Mitchell. 5. Dakota.
Mrs. Glen Squires and daughter
Patricia Lyn, Milan, spent Thurs
day with her mother. Mrs 5. ?.
Toles.
Rev and Mrs Gordon c. Speer re
turned Thursday from a vacation az
Houghton Lake The Consrega-
tional Church was closed during
August. but will be open the com
ing sunday as usual
Mrs Fred Franken berry will re-
turn in about two weeks from a
western trip. She will visit her sis
ter. Mrs. Guy Howe. LaJolla. Cal
ard then will 90 10 Yuma. Ariz
Mrs. r y. Frysinger and Mrs
Grover Ward. Ann Arbor, and Miss
Anna Musselman. Rockford. O.. and
Mr.. and Mrs James Mclaughlin.
Jr were dinner guests Thursday
l44E4L u vi anu ~ JaHl4F~ L.
McLauzhlin In the evening they
viewed the road az the east end
Of the Michigan Avenue cutoff
around YpsilantL as this is road
where Mr.. Frysinger is road CON
struction engineer
NJ and Mrs Lee y Brown. Leon
Strong. and Miss Charlotte Juds1n
Ann Arbor, returned Wednesday
morning from a three day motor
trip 10 the Dells in Wisconsin
Mrs David Brand. Lucy and
Marion Brand. and Mrs Leo1a
Wilcox have returned from a four
day trip 70 Chicago 4 highlich' Of
the trip was the War Show az Sol
diers' Field
Mr.. and Mrs Norysld e. Berger
son and family have moved from
621 Y. Adams s. 70 their newly
purchased home a. 5l2 y Hamilton
$
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Priscilla Guild
Starts Meetinos

The opening meeting OF the fall
season for the Priscilla Guild of the
Congregational Church was attend
ed by nine members. Thursday eve
ming al the home OF Mrs Cecil Var.
sason. With Mrs. sheldon Rolls pre-.
siding, T. was decided to try a sales
project as a means OF raising money
for the group
A. the close OF the evening. re.
freshments we're served by the
hostess. Mrs Leland Randall will
he hostess for The next meeting,
Oct E
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Guests At Luncheon

The Industrial Pleasure Club
members were entertained at lunch
con by Mrs. Herbert Smith. Den
ton, and Mrs Henry Schneider at
The Schneider home. Thursday al
ternOon. All OF the ten members
were present with the exception Of
M, Harry Stockdale who is H.
The club will hold its next business
meeting al the home Of Mrs. stock.
dale. Sept %
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Mr.. and Mrs Dean Allward Elm.
tertained Miss Marie DeYoung and
Ralph Parker az dinner Friday eve
ming.
Mrs Florence Raymond has sold
her house at Is :. Adams ST. and
taken an apartment at 202 Parsons
St
Private First Class William Low,
who is stationed at Fort Bragg
y. C.. arrived Thursday 10 spend
his ten day furlough with Mr.. and
Mrs William Parks.
Lyman Parker. who has been
stationed at Fort Leonard Wood.
Mo-, for most of the time he has
been In the Army. is now in Nash
vile, Tenn, on msneuvers. He has
been promoted 10 sergeant.
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Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Skelt and
Corp Perry Skelt spent Friday in
Detroit
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Godeyne
Bay City, are guests OF their aunt,
Miss Elizabeth McCrickett
Mrs J. McLain is visiting in De-
,roit.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Griswold. NJ
and Mrs. Jay Sietserma and Mrs
" May. Mt. Clemens. visited Mr
and Mrs s. l.. Howard Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Terrall and
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lowe have re.
turned from a trip TO northern Mich
igsn over the holiday. going up the
east coast and coming home dow
the west coast, stopping az Traverse
City and Muskegon 10 visit rela
lives
Miss Lillian McKilleu who taught
last year in Romulus, is teaching
this year In Adrian
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Pres bytenan Womens Union
Members Gather in Homes

Groups two and three OF the
Presbyterian Women's Union had
family gatherings and a pleasant
social time al their September
group meetings on Friday instead
OF the usual time Thursday. thi,
month.
Group two members entertained
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ANNOUNCE Birth

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Goebel. 579S
Forsythe St. Detroit are announe
ing the birth of a son Friday in
Boyer Hospital The baby weighed
seven pounis. three and one half
ounces.
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a daughter weighing eight
pounds. three and three quarters
ounces was born today in Boyer
Hospital 10 Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Pullen, Belleville
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ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

The Ypsilanti Daily Press
wishes all subscribers to re.
ceive their papers regularly
and promptly In case OF poor
or non delivery OF the Daily
Press phone the press Office
at 40 before s p. m or > p m.
Saturday.
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YpsiIanti Briefs
Child Smothered

Richard Layerne Gale. Jr., two
months old son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Gale, Jr, smothered in the
crib at his home. SIT St Johns st,
about noon today The inhalator
from the Geer Funeral Home was
used, but efforts TO revive the baby
were futile. The child was born
July Il.
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Sailor Injured

\ sailor was treated at Boyer
Hospital for bruises on the right
hip and ankle, received Friday eve.
ming when struck by a car as he
was walking on US-112 near Wizard
I'd. The pedestrian was Seaman
FIRST Glass Paul Suhan OF Great
Lakes Naval Training Station at
Chicago. Erwin Schmidt, e572l New
York St, lnkster was driver of the
car.
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Rites Conducted

Kites Conducted
The funeral services for Mrs.
Winfield Wilt who passed away
Monday In Mitchell, 5. Oak. were
Thursday. Mrs. Walter b. Heyler
and son Harold remained for the
services. Mrs. wilt is a sister Of
Mrs. Heyler and remained in Nit.
chell throughout her long illness.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Ervanciw.
Belleyille, are parents OF a son
born today in Boyer Hospital. The
baby weighed seven pounds, l2i2
ounces.
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DAUGHTER Born

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Watson. North
Vile, are announcing birth OF a
daughter Sept. :. Mrs. Watson be-
fore her marriage was Miss Sally
Richardson
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Fire In Car

City firemen early this morning
extinguished a blaze in the car of
James Leroy Hoover. Jackson, at
michigan Ave. and Adams St. Mr..
Hoover said he was sleepy and
pulled over to the curb. He fell
asleep with a cigarette in his hand
and the car seat was set Attire.
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Fire At Dump

Three firemen worked Friday
to extinguish fire in the city
dump near the Hartwick-Wescott
Lumber Co. The blaze was first
reported about 10 o'clock Thursday
night, but did not seem serious I'M
I'll Friday morning The fire was
smouldering under the rubbish.
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Girl Scout Council
viii Meet Monday

The Ypsilanti Girl Scout Council
will meet Monday afternoon at 4
O'Clock In Central Grades School
cafeteria They will be joined at
s. IS by the troop leaders OF the
city. Mrs. B. H. Vanden Belt will
address both the COUNCIL and the
leaders on Relationship Between
the Local Council and the National
Committee Mrs Earl Studt has
become member OF the council
and new troop leaders are Miss
Olga Everard, Mrs. Dorothy LETTER
and Mrs Jay y. Knapp.
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ey-Mereness Jr.
Club Donates Rubber

The Ainsley-Mereness Jr. Club al
their first fall meeting Friday at
ternoon heard reports on dora-
lions 10 the June rubber drive by
Nancy Patterson. Carol and Ruth
Anne Schaab Margaret Packard
Muriel Wolf jeanne Ross, Frances
Macdonald. June GILLETTE. Fanny
MOrford, Joan Tooze, Lois and
Mary OUe ems. Genevieye spencer
and Pear Celebrezze. The club has
turned u over 900 pounds o. rub
hsr 10 date
Four girls now have war bonds
Geneyieye Spencer won the prize
in the war stamp drive, buying
S2295 worth. Two girls were mi
Maxine Ross and Marlene
Thomas.
Good deeds were reported by
Margaret Packard. June Gillette
Nancy Patterson. Frances MacDon-
aid. jeanne Ross. Muriel Wolf Lois
Owens and Mary owens jeanne
Ross gave a report on Civic Pride.
Juanita Badger donated a new
Roll Call book to the club.
Three officers had perfect at
tendance so far this year Pearl
Celebrezze, Lois owens ard Mar.
garet Packard.
The large picture OF the Grand
Rapids convention officers and
members was shown by the direc-
tor
The girls are invited 70 a wiener
roast at the directors home on
September Is
The club is planning a rummage
sale for October and all donations
OF clothing dishes and books will
be called for II the director is mott
fled.
Candy rolls and cookies were Civ
en- out by the director after the
meeting
Mrs Ida Mosher. Belding. Mich ,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs F. D. Smith.
Matt H Smith has gone to Aurora.
Ill. to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Parker. Sr.,
Ralph Parker. Jr seaman first
class In the L. s. Navy and Miss
Marie de Young attended the Army
All Star-Lions football game We'd
nesday evening in the University
OF Detroit Stadium, in Detroit
Miss Ruth Cattermole success
fully landed A 10 pound trout while
enjoying her first fishing in Lake
Superior on Labor Day.
Mrs. Marshall Snidecor finished
her studies in Michigan state Col
lege last week and she and M
Snidecor have taken up their resi-
dence in their new home in Club.
view Subdivision.
Mrs Lynn Z. Bell began teaching
in Sheldon Tuesday
Rev. and Mrs. George Daschner
who were in Paw Paw to visit their
daughter and son-in-law Mr.. and
Mrs. Lorenz Ahlgrim, have re.
turned
Miss Olive Lockwood. who has
been attending Cleary College. start
ed her years teaching in Melvin
dale Tuesday.
Miss Kathleen Joyce who had
been spending the summer in this
city returned Tuesday night to st.
Mays Academy in Monroe.
Gordon Metcalf returned Tues
day night from Detroit where he
had been visiting his sister. Mrs.
Charles stump.
Miss Ida Ford began her work In
jefferson Intermediate School Tues
day morning
Mrs Albert Thayer began teach
ing in the Begole School Tuesday.
will 20 to Paw Paw today to at.
tend the wedding OF his son VII
liam Burke TO Miss Margaret Marie
Asplan in Paw Paw.
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Parents Of Daughter

Mr. and Mrs Isham Taylor, 452
Monroe St, are the parents OF a
girl horn Friday in Boyer Hospital
The infant weighed six pounds, II
ounces.
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In The Sick Room

Mrs. Jesse Person, who under
went major operation Wednesday.
is resting comfortably.
Miss Mary Osgood is very i'll al
the home OF DR.. F. r. Gorton
Alex Boutell Is slowly recover
ing from a three weeks Illness.
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Group DIxrerked

Police early this morning dis.
persed a group who we're arguing
In front of 303 Harriet ST.
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ATLANTA, Ga.-INS-Gov. Eu-
gene Talmadge, seeking his fourth
term as governor OF Georgia, was
defeated by his youthful opponent,
Attorney General Ellis Arnaii. on
the basis OF incomplete returns to-
day from Wednesdays Democratic
primary.
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Your Weekend Lesson

Do you understand the principle
on which a "match-point' game
among =a=itstzsf =tt-:i;fss.as fear=is
based? Do you know how the
scoring decides which team wins
the match point on any particular
hand? And DO you know which is
better for your team between two
sets Of Developments? one OF
them is TO have the fine results by
your pair and the fine ones BY
your teammates come on the
same deals. with your good and
ordinary hands mixed up a bit.
The other is to have your poor
hands ard your ;eam-rrates' poor
hands come on the same deals.
with your good and ordinary ones
. IN assorted fashion.
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Child Reprimanded

A ten year old negro girl was
reprimanded Friday afternoon after
she had been caught shop lifting
in the Mcclellan Store.