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APARTMENTS UNFURkIsHED.

2743 WOODI.EY PL. L.NW-KrTCHEN AND
l to, 4 rooms: adults: woman may assist
owner; do not phone.
cOLORED- LIVING ROOM.
use OF kitchen: all modern conveniences;
married couple preferred; conv. to bus line
Call after pm. AD. O747.
306 CARROLL sT.. TAKOMA. PARK. D. G.
2 rooms and bath, heat and cleo: available
April l: rent, S35. VIM. T. BALLARD,
8 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. HEAT
and hot water; newly papered and painted:
couple desired; no pets AID. 9943.
Mr.. CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.
Living room, dinette. modern kitchen.
bedroom. tile bath; heat furnished; rental.
S47.50. Call Dupont 3265.
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HousEs WANTED TO RENT.

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
HOUSE, % BEDROOMS, D. c. OR Sub
urbs; $eO-Ss0. Please write fully. Box
24o-T, Star. 20
ABOUT GROOM BUNGALOW, UNFURN.
Approximately $40 mo. Phone Woodley
0S24.
A SMALL, FURNISHED BUNGALOW FOR
5 months or longer, Northwest section, 2
adults. Box 346.T, Star.
UNFURNIsHED Or BEpRooM HOUSE.
BCRHOOD. BY PERMANENT Rx6DENI
WITH SMALL FAMILY. REFERENCEe
FURNISHEp. BOX 1S4-R, STAR
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WEST CHEVY CHASE

See this 4-bedroon, 2-bath home. IRE
Place Place in, IN masts5 tt bedTm solarium large
room, kitchen and breakfast nook, full
basement with maids room and toilet,
u blk. from trans.
GRAHAM HALL. WI. $3.50.
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N. H. reds and leshorn pullets, best stock;
ssasonaabIe a, Chicken manure, zoe bu.
FOR SALE-500 white leghorn laying hens,
also 30 white leghorn pullets Just started
laying. Hollywood Farm, on Chantilly rd. :.
Herndon,. Va, Telephone Herndon 73-W-3.
For local information call DI 1892
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

BED-LIv1NG RIM, attractively furnished.
phone home PRIVILEGES; gentle adult: cow.
bus transp.: reas. WI. 3o17.
ARLINGTON, single rm, semi-private bath.
pvt. family; 10 min. downtown; GENTLE
man. Chestnut 0122.
LIVING-sLEEPIN0 ROOM. semi i-basement,
IN new home. Private, bssh; LOG bus;
St. Arl., va. Oh. 6e26.
NICELY EQRNIsH1D ROOM for 2, neal
bps lins; $50 month Csu Wsrdeld o2e6
After pm,
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APARTMENTS. SUB. WANTED.
QUIET BUT DESPERATE HOME-sEERNo
couple wants rms. pvt. bath. kit. nearby
Nd. or Va, near transp.: furn.. $40 $3.50;
unfurn, S35-S4O. Box 232-T, Star 25s
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TABLE BOARD.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

PASSOVER full course dinner. 81. Prom
to 7. Reservation. Dissins, 20l3 Mass
ave. NV. Decatur 97Qs.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.


REFRIGERATORs. new and used. $40 up;
P, o. Smith. 1874 H st: ne. Lincoln 6ob0.
REFRIGERAToRst sacrifices on
Display % in and hsS
of General Electric Frisidaire, westing-
Coidspot, used, as low as sle; immediate
deliveries: easy terms; liberal trade-in
""'" ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY.
Washington Largest Appliance House.
92I G s-g St. NV, W.TEntirs rEnt s,r Bldgg i
REFRIGERATOR, shelvador unit. ~
S25. After $50 pm. TR. 1850.
RUGS, Oriental large and scatter size. ine
eonditioni reduced price Rare Rug Shop
sAFEsaPrompt delivery on new new safes .sa, and
Safe e. Lock Co.. 1928 H st. NV. MA.
5551. Open Sunday.
SEWING MACHINES. new and used; easy
free. Gil 18th st. NV. MA. 1le6.
1o's to s5S on used electric Singers.
Whites and Domestics, Also plenty Of
sae5 in nsR tos bs srs aesk ,sDs1 sns
Shop. Shop 1915 7th eSu St. NV. ''''' nc '
SEWING MACHINES - Brand-new elec.
tries sS95Q up; Domestic White MAKE
liberal terms. Goldenbers's 7th and K
ditlon. Call 1216 Michigan ave. ne.
SKINS, white fox, 4: sacrifice, $500
sPoRTsMAN's COLLECTION OF GUNS
for sale Call for appointment Woodley
4511 after s pm.
TABLECLOTH, pure linen, hand embroi-
dered, cutwork. 50x70 inches, in beauti-
fnl rose design; also linen luncheon sets; sets
cloth and napkins. ki. IN cut sTs WeFk in tulip
TYPEwRITERS for rent. all makes; QUICK
free rss esrimates. h saS 111s I4th e St NV W o.
TYPEWRITER Rental Service. 571s 18th
mos in adv, S555: no del, 81 add dep.
TYPEWRITER. Underwood portable. prac,-
tically new; reasonable cash only. Call
MA. 9o7o, Ex 71a, after 6.
TYPEWRITER. L. c. Smith; ALMOST new:
excellent condition; $50. 67o5 Ga. ave
TYPEWRITER, 1. c. Smith. wide carriage,
in perfect condition: cost $4,000: sell
for S35 90. 1891 Oak st. NV.
WASHERS AND IRONERS, brand new. az
deep-cut prices: liberal trade-in alloyances
easy tsEm ATAs paf aRFScE en sSe5 esesis coMPANY
waihnstGns aa5 S. LsFEss ARTan1s sdE House
District 3737. Open Ewes. Till Q PM.
WASHERS, Sale sendix, all models: i'm
mediate delivery: Thor. Apex. Norge. west
inshouse, Easy. demonstrators. from s25;
w LUX APPLIANCE CO..
Washington,s LARGEST Refriserator House.
s11 9th st. NV. Republic 1175.
WASHING MAcHINES-We still have a
good selection of new and floor sample
machines Of such makes as A c. Norge,
Apex, Thor Crosley and General Electric.
NJ tV,o WA - al fvNy -
Terms Republic 1890. The Piano Shop.
10l5 9TH st. NV.
WE FINANCE private trading. durable
goods. buyer gets terms. seller gets cash,
call ME. so4s.
TYPEWRITERS, sg1oK i1g1 1s..6ssbI:. 5fgfl,-
Rentals all mabss better maShInes few
Bond Bldg. cor. 14th & N. Y. ave. RE. 2s2s.
RE-UPHOLSTERING.
1wo-piece living suite upholstered for
$45; covering and new inside material in
and friezette; workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERY CO.
2509 14th ST. NV COLUMBIA 1881.
BENDIX.
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
New 1912 models in factory crates
at lowest prevailing prices. Buy
now and save Cash or terms.
WARD RADIO & APPLIANCES,
s535 GEORGIA AVE. sH 22ea.
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1916 48th ST. NV.
broom and bath bungalov With
oil heat, located IN American Uni.
versity Park. For appointment 70
sHANNoN q LucHs CO.
1908 H st. NV. MA. 234o.
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CHARM
HOUSES UkFURkIsHED.

BETHEspA, MD.--NEw HOME, 8 BED:
rooms. 2A baths, air conditioned. attached
garage. porch and terrace Sl's I'M mo, $500
saT:
msnt e insgeet call BOWLING q dARDI-
2oe DEARBORN AVE. SILVER. SPRING.
s sss heat: m; vacant: sss. Columbia 1911.
block to Franklin ave. bus.
sess BLAINE AM ST NE-s72so e. 2I,.. TR NEW q,
Possession posse A' open 10 Ma is1s'
NEW HOUSE. II MINUTES FROM DOWN.
town. Washington, convenient TO bus and
sTefs o purehs.. pTee under Ien $4,000
1892 after pm.
CHEVY CHASE Mp-ssNAIL ATrRAc-
e,l heat a,, ~ a6ss baths. 8 bedrm'. 500 month.
S1s sbla. sSRszE qb a,s.eS.e aR syss
BE1NpoS I5sas n CO. Ss sos Il OH ss Nv. IA Oil
SILVER SPRING 2-sToRY
isndsc.ped Hs iq lot ~ auto. S hot.x..er heat. 81.
to bus: S75. Shepherd 4123. Ewes. Sligo
RIVER TERRACE-PRAcTIcAL NEW 5
r% rooms s,s' and bath: convenient to evef'thins'
s116 TAKoMA PARK. DETAcHED
brick home. rms. ~ baths. extra shower
in basement, recreation room: large !ot.
CAN MI. Blackwell, With REALTY Asso-
GATES, National 143S.
1920 GREENvALE RD.. ROILNGwOOD. }.
facing Rock Greek Park-Attractive brick
and stone dwelling In restricted neishbor-
hood. containing rooms, 2a baths, rscre-
alton room screened porch. 2-car built-1n
garage. on well-landscaped lot: owner
leaving city: avail. April /; Sl7b. IN
spection BY appointment. MA. 4s16.
CHEVY CHASE, D. .C.-6 ROOMS. IN
baths; excellent condition: sl25 ,u,..
Nearby Md;M6-room d snd ,,nN BAN , o99Sa. unR.
once hours. am. to 8 pm.
CHEVY CHASE, D.. G.
1928 Livingston St.-LAree detacned cen.
ter-hal home, rooms on LIST floor.
rooms and baths on 2nd floor. front and
rear porches. gas heat, built-in garase;
INKINs Co, No. / Dupont Circle.
CAPITOL HILL.
Lovely semi.detached home on t East
Capitol st.-6 bedrooms. baths. double
living room. dining room and kitchen, nrst;
floor lavatory. elevator. fireplace IN severaI
rooms, full-si1e basement with laundry
tubs. servants bath. gas heat, 2-car ga
rage. attractive grounds; trolley tfAnspoL-
tation to every part OF city 1t door. oniy
10 minutes from downtown: not avallanle
for rooming house: rent $500 PEI, montn.
LiNKINS CO., Dupont Circle.
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V4V,UOV SAKNVy OHHe@oS5 - ~
ModerniStic Home.
II you are seeking an ultramodern and
pfactically new detached brick residence.
permit us to show you this exceptional
offerins. It il Just OF Chevy Chase Circle,
close to bus, stores. churches and schools.
and iust far enough removed to keep these
edvantaees from being an objection. Love:
ly bright rooms throughout 3 splendid
bedrooms, 2 colored tiled baths, large living
and mantle. q kitchen that will delight
the homekeeper. Numerous built-in fea-
lures are to be found. Special lighting
fixtures, trim and single panel doors. air
conditioned summer-winter domestic water
hookup. GAS FURNACE. Large level
lot approximately 1000 square feet, ample
SPACE for a vegetable garden in addition to
the unusual lawn landscaping Owner
leaving city has reduced price for fmmedi-
ate sale. Inspection by a&ppointment app
TORS. DI. $3.50; or evenings call Mr.
EMAITZ TIA 1914
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MARVELLOUS VIEW.

=, las acres. a charming small house: on
1000 feet water front Garage with guest
quarters. 2 barns, tenant house large pond,
beautiful formal garden, all sorts Of fruit
and berries. profitable tobacco crop. This
Is really very unusual property. Sixty
miles from washington in Calvert County.
MARYLAND Price $4,000 BOSS &
PHELPS Lexclusively), MA. $500. EVENINGS
call Mr.. Shackelford, ST. 660S.
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$500 DOWN PAYMENT.

frame bungalow, with space for ad-
dltional rooms on 2nd floor; lot T5x157.
plenty o.. room for garden. h -w.h Near
Forest Glen Station. train or bus TO city.
Price, $3.50. E. NJ FRY, INC, 6s40
WiScOn sin ave WI gan
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BY SETTLED Govt lady, unfurnished,
2 rooms, kit, b.: utilities. Box 349-T Star.

LADY. Government employe, wishes room
with private bath. In Northwest section.
north Of Columbia road. near 18th st. or
MIDDLE-AGED LADY. Protestant, desires
furn or unfurn. room, with or without
board. ne. or Sc. Box 234-T. Star 26'
OR ROOM APARTMENT. furnished OF
unfurnished, in home. desired by youns
couple. husband working In Bethesda.
WI e142
WOMAN. smploysd; ysnts furn & room; rs $50
gentile. BOX 366-T, Star.
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1776 MASS. AVE. NV.

DOWNTOWN GUEST HOUSE
Walking distance. Singles and doubles
I 30R o st NV North 4749
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CENTER-HALL COLONIAL.

SMALL DOWN PAYMENT.
New an-brick home In Sc, 8 rooms.
tile bath. knotty pine rec. room. auto.
heat, insul.. air cond.. weather stripped:
~ 6h0 EN- 0hk1
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Ideal residence for business people. Va.
cancy for lady. Basement studio room
for men. Switchboard. Excellent meals
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(Conttnued.J

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
THREE NEW BRICK HOMES.
FURNISHED SAMPLE HOUSE.
Ideal location near everything: 3 large
bedrooms, baths lavatories: built-in
esrage. electric refrigerator, gas stove, air
conditioned heating; open 9 am. to pm.
Large side porch.
SMITH BROS, INC,
CUsTOM-BULT HOMES.
326 East.West Highway Between
Conn. and Wisconsin. WI. 4554.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

Beautiful home on large lot, living.
rooms, tile bath with shower. built-in ga
rage; Oil heat, Venetian blinds insulated:
one block schools, bus line: the ideal home
LESLIE D. MEASEIL, 1927 Eye. WO. 1921.
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4 BEDROOMS S-S8, $50.

Chevy Chase section, 2 blocks from vii.
son High School; modern detached 7-room
Mouse nous NICE lot garage: Ideally located
sale. DIX1E REALTY co. Ma $3.50.
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COAL. WOOD, FUEL OIL.
NEXT YEAR you may wish you had this
hardwood. Any length, SO cord. w.
H. Murphy, 932 Eye st. NV. SH. 6453-W.
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TOWN HOUSE
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
$1,000

New all-brick Colonial home, g large
rooms. 2 baths de luxe kitchen. garage;
air-conditioned. hreplaces. large porch;
wooded lot; near Connecticut ave LESLIE
D. MEASELL WO. 1921 1927 Eve
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

LOVELY FURN. ROOM in new home, next
bathrm.: young couple or girls; car
necessary. Wardeld O7S3
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ONCE UPON A TIME

some people ENLARGED their house TO make
4 nice apis. but. to have S165 mo. extra
income plus broom apt. for themselves
is no fairy story. This has been a money
maker and still ls Why not ask for more
details and arrange to see 1t?
Il. P. RIPLEY, SH 454S Evens SH 2s71.
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GEORGETOWN-S13:75O.

FURNISHED-13 ROOMS. BATHS.
Mt. Pleasant. Park I'd: 3-story and
basement brick. arranged into 4 complete
apts., producing excellent income: Oil
heat, elec. refG., 2-car garage. Evenings
phone co. sl66, Mr.. Owen.
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-03
Calendar of Social Events
TODAY

TODAY
Congregational Spring Penny supper $50 Church.
Washtenaw Rebekah o'clock Odd Fellow Hall Identity OF
Capsule Sisters will
Club dinner dance, 1880 Mr. and Mrs Munro
chairmen.
Ypsianu Aere Fraerna o'clock hall SSla
E. Cross St
Mary Martha Missionary Society
Mrs A F. Essinger.
Huron Temple number 66 Pythan Sisters O'Clock P
Methodist Church chos Sunday School teachers
and the ushers. 80 m.
THURSDAY
Hive OF Maccabees 1880, G. A. R hall
Presbyterian Union business meeting o'clock followed
Theme meeting will be Citizen.
ship Today" program in charge of Mrs S. E. Driscol
Christian Service Of Methodist church picnic
1890 church Bring sandwiches and dish
meeting installation OF officers following
Ypsant Commandey Tempar conclave 1880
Masonic temple lodge
West Side Circle Docas Society Lutheran church 73 with
Mrs Edward Gaecke
Lutheran Brotherhood business and social meeting
Women home OF Mrs ]. Willis Rd Those
wishing rides Church House at 1890 Bring table
B B. Bunco Club o'clock o Alert
Queen City Lodge number l7 knights Pythias party
o'clock. X P Hall
Hornet Model Airplane Club, 6: 80 Island Park
Golfers and bridge Wahtenaw
Club.
Congregational Guild o'clock followed
planned cooperative supper Mrs Frederick Mckay
Priscilla Guild of Congregational Church o'clock with Mrs
an Thompson
Scouts troop three o'clock starkwesthe troop
o'clock Rackham eight $780, ST. Luke troop a. $3.50,
Roosevelt
Lutheran Church 80 home
OF Mrs. Floyd Whmore.
Regular monthly committees OF
Ypsilan Credit Union, $50 Faculty Mems
Lounge, Charles McKenny Hall.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-03
Miss Goodspeed to
Wed 1t. R. A. Pfaff

Announcement is being made in
South Pasadena. Cal, OF the en-.
gagement OF Miss Mary Elizabeth
Goodspeed daughter OF Richard
Cecil Goodspeed. Ypsilanti and Ann
Arbor. and MS. Goodspeed. the
former Elijah Ferris. Birmingham
TO Lieut.. Roger Alton Pfaf. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Basil Pfaft,
Sigourney. la.
The bride-elect is student at
Occidental College and her fiance. a
member OF the California legisla.
ture, is a graduate OF the Univer-
sity OF Oregon and the University of
California law school. The wedding
will take place June 20, in St. James
Episcopal Church. South Pasadena,
and reception will follow at the
Fair Oaks home OF the bride.
Richard Goodspeed was born in
Npsilanti, the son Of the late Del.
bert c. Goodspeed' prominent mer-
chant in Ypsilsnti and later Ann
Arbor He was one OF the Good
speed twins, still we'll remembered
here.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-03
What Causes
Your Constipation?

The super-renned foods we eat
these days too often do not give
us enough bulk food" And
medical science tells us that
lack Of suficient bulk is one
Of the commonest causes OF con-
stipation
4 II that is your trouble, harsh
catharties and violent purges
are. at best. only temporary
remedies. How much better 70
| get at the cause and correct I'll
D Why not make sure that you
are getting the bulk" you need
by eating Kallogg's All-Bran7
/ All-Bran is a delicious, crispy
cereal that millions OF folks rely
on. Eat All-Brsn yourself--eat II
daily--and drink plenty Of water
not only 20 get regular but 70
keep regular. All-BIan Is made
by Kelloggs in BATH. Greek. II
your condition is.not helped by
this simple treatment, it's wise
| 70 see q doctor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-03

dish This was flanked by blue and
yellow tapers.
The honor guests we're seated at
card tables: individual places we're
marked by nosegays of yellow bach
elor-buttons and larkspur.
Mrs Manley Roe, Auxiliary pres
ident. graciously presided as toast
mistress. She introduced the guests
and each guest, in tarn. told Of
the year she served as unit presi
dent and also related some remem'
.bered incident OF her term OF office
The guest list and their year OF
office follows: Mrs. A. l.. Bales
1885; Mrs. Laura Butler-1937:
Mrs. Carl Stanton-l93s; Mrs
Charles Kuster-1939; Mrs. R. C
Starr-194l.
Also present were three past presi
dents OF other units Mrs. c. Don
aldson who served at Berea. Ohio,
in 1923; Mrs. willard Shaw who
also served at Berea, Ohio, in 1885 /;
and Mrs Viola Bird, who was presi-
dent OF the Chelsea, Mich, unit IN
1871.
Each past president was present
ed with a gift Of Early American
glassware as a token OF apprecia-
ton from the unit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-03
Council of Church Women
Choose Mrs. William Shaw

Church Women, was guest and
graciously brought greetings from
the state Council of Church Wom-
en-. Mrs. l.. R. Chase. chairman of
the nominating committee, report
ed and officers for the ensuing year
were elected: Mrs. Shaw. presi.
dent; Mrs y. L. Kenady, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Walter Fuller, secretary:
Mrs. A w. Holstead. corresponding
secretary. Miss Ida Clark, treas
urer
The song. The Golden Key by
Carrie Jacobs Bond, was beautiful
ly sung by Mrs. Ralph A. Wagner
Mrs. ]. W. Kelder played the piano
accompaniment.
In speaking on the subject, The
Stake OF the Church In Its Youth, ."
Rev. Louckes said that in this day
when institutions as we'll as ma
terials and men are being rated &C
cording TO how they contribute to
the common good, the church must
establish its priority with youth,
because IL produces the highest
standards of life and the capacity
to live them; because the church
provides the dynamics OF service;
because when in time of tension, 1t
keeps alive those things necessary
to the normal process OF living.
Things that are necessary, he said,
are tolerance. stability, the basic
democratic experience OF working
together and the vital conceptions
Of good will and sacrifice.
The meeting closed swith prayer
by Mrs. Raymon Bair.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-03
Court of Awards
Held For Troop If

Court Of Awards was held at Pros
pect School Tuesday afternoon for
Girl Scout troop II. The invited
guests were the sponsoring group,
the Child Study Club OF the school,
and parents and teachers.
The program was Flag ceTe'
mony; singing Of Scout songs; piano
solo, Bernice Campbell; solo, Shir'
ley Shock; poem, Helen Roehrs;
play, How Girl Scout Laws Were
written; original poem, Violet
Baird.
Badges we're awarded for first
aid 70 Joyce Hawks, Ella Utley,
Mary Lou Block, Mary Lou Camp,
Betty Johnson, Norma Baker, Rob
erta Benson, Louise Townsley,
Betty Mead. Shirley Shock, Mary
Lou Groosbeck. Bern!ce Campbell.
First aid and design: Violet
Baird. Helen Roehrs. Betty Edison.
First aid, design and horsewoman,
Betty Olson.
Mrs. Clarence Loesell and Mrs.
Glenn Groosbeck handed out the
badges.
Tea. cookies and candy we're
served from a table beautifully dec
Grated with American Beauty roses.
Mrs. George Hubbard is leader OF
the troop.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-03
Commencement
Calendar

June 5-Frldsy
Ypsilsnti High School senior fare.
well, 9 p. m. 10 midnight, Charles
McKenny Hall.
June Sunday
Ypsilanti High School baccalaureate
Rev Reginald T. -Appleyard OF
81. Luxe Episcopal Church, 1880
p. m. Methodist Church.
Michigan State Normal College sen.
Tor women's breakfast. 9 a. m,
Charles McKenny Hall.
Michigan state Normal College bac
calaureate Rev. Frederick Gown
Ann Arbor Christian Church,
p. m. Pease Auditorium.
Lincoln Consolidated School bscca.
laureate Rev. William Shaw Of
the Baptist Church, s p. m, school
auditorium.
Roosevelt High School baccalaur-
cate, Rev. Gordon Speer OF the
Congregational Church. p m,
Baptist Church.
June 9-Tuesdsy
Ypsilanti High School senior as
sembly, awards to be presented.
l p. m. school auditorium, picnic
atterwsrd at Jefferson Beach
Park.
Lincoln Consolidated High School
class night, s p. m, school gym
nasium.
June to-Wednesdsy
Ypsilanti High School class night.
s D. m, school auditorium.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-03

Mrs. william R. Shaw waA tre-
elected president of the Ypsilsnti
Council OF Church Women at the
annual luncheon meeting, which was
followed by a stimulating address
on The Stake OF the Church In Its
Youth by Rev Chester Louckes,
pastor OF the Ann Arbor Baptist
Church. Tuesday afternoon in the
Presbyterian Church dining room.
The invocation, preceding the
luncheon. was given by Mrs.
George D. Lockwood. a past presi-
dent. Lovely spring flowers were
attractively arranged on the dining
tables and about the dining room.
Women OF the Presbyterian Church
served the delicious luncheon TO
about 10 women representing the
various churches in the city.
The projects in which tAe women
OF the churches have cooperated
I during the year we're reported on
by the chairmen. Mrs. H. o. Wood
bury, chairman OF the Rawsonville
Thrift Shop committee, told Of her
satisfaction with its accomplish
ments
Mrs. Samuel Toles described the
efforts Of the churches to keep in
touch with the men in service
camps.
Mrs. L. R. Chase reported that
materials have been purchased and
curtains and drapes made for the
Carver Community Center.
Mrs. John Young. Royal Oak,
president OF the state Council OF
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-03
Regular Meetings
End For Princes

The Wolverine Palace. numbe-
a. Princes Of Syracuse, held their
last regular meeting until fall. Tues
day evening, and accepted an invita-.
tiou TO attend the Pythian district
picnic TO be at Pleasant Lake. July
20. The boys may bring their par
ents 10 the picnic. The members
accepted challenge for a baseball
game with the Pythians in the near
future. The Knights suits have
been cleaned and will be turned
over TO the boys as soon as their
team is organized. This is the last
regular meeting. The July and Au.
gust meetings viii be informal.
The treasurer. James Burrell. re-
ported all bills paid and a fine bank
balance. A. f. Augustus. deputy
grand regent, will represent the
Prince OF Syracuse order at the
Pythian Grand Lodge meeting in
Kalamazoo, in September.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-03
SMITH, DU POINT
SPEECH W|NNER RS

Miss Patricia du Point, Wayne,
and Roger Smith, Ypsilanti, both
graduates of Roosevelt High
School. won first places in the
womens and mems division re.
spectively OF the 26th annual
Freshman Public Speaking Con.
test Tuesday evening in the Alum
nj Lounge OF Charles McKenny
Hall
This is War" was Miss du
Points topic. She stressed that an
active realization OF the present
situation is needed.
Mr.. Smith spoke on Science and
Religion Today. pointing out that
science and religion can and must
work together side by side for
the betterment OF all mankind
Miss Betty Ann Nyikos New
Haven. speaking on What Do We
Defend?". and James Edman,
Wayne, with the topic The Real
Uncle Sam, took second places.
Other contestants and their
topics were: womens division
Miss Lucille Kuhn. Saginaw, The
War Comes Home to Michigan"
and Miss Barbara Holland. Birm-
ingham, Lest We Forget; mems
division-Stephen Hathaway, Hast
ings. The Peace Offensive, and
Charles Thumser, Fowlerville,
Postwar Reconstruction"
The alternate in each division was
Miss Olive Steinaway. Manches-
ter. for the women, and Frederic
Shedd. Belleville, for the men.
Contestants were judged on
speaking personality, thought and
composition. and delivery. The
judges were Miss Elizabeth Carey,
OF the College English department,
DR.. Mehran X. Thompson. OF the
College social science department.
and Christopher Lane. instructor OF
speech at Ypsilanti High School.
The contest was sponsored by
the local chapter OF ri Kappa Del5
ia. national honorary forensic fra
ternity. Norwood Eastman, Cass
City, president OF the local chap
ter, was chairman.
Harry T. Wood. OF the College
speech department, was in charge
OF the contest.