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Evening star., 1942-08-15

ed last year by the Real Estate Tax
Exemption Board. the board recon-
mended that these hospitals be
taxed, along with certain religious
and welfare agencies. The Com
missioners, however, have postponed
action on taxing the hospitals pend
ing outcome OF the present move In
(see TAX ExEMRTIoN. Page A-4)
Evening star., 1942-08-15
Need for More Hospital Space
Ind. C.. Vital, McCorron Warns
Senator Voices Fear of Health Peril
At Hearing on Tax Exemption Bill
By ]. A. OLEARY.

A warning that crowded wartime Washington may at any
problem unless the Government
emergency hospital space here
today by McCaran the Senate District
Evening star., 1942-08-15
Wasp Not Hi, Berlin Admits;
Convoy Loss Claims Reduced
British Carrier Instead Was Damaged
In Mediterranean, kozi Bulletin Says


BERLIN From Broadcasts,. Aug 15-The German
high command today corrected its report OF August Is that the
United States aircraft carrier Wasp had been hit
the Mediterranean and said the damaged
warshp instead the Ilustrious
Evening star., 1942-08-15

(See ARNOLD, Page A-2D
Evening star., 1942-08-15

(See RUSSIA, Page A-3D
Evening star., 1942-08-15

(see TAX ExEMRTIoN, Page A-4)
Evening star., 1942-08-15

(See CONVOY, Page A-10)
Evening star., 1942-08-15

Late news and sports are covered on
Pages TX and Ok Of this edition Of
The Star, swpplementing the news Of
the regular homo delivered edition.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05
PlYwood Ponelinq
Effective Means OF
Conserving Home

All home owners car aid the
war effort ~ keeping their
homes in good repair. BY dong
this they sin not only conserve
the nations supply Of housing bat
VIII reduce the need Tor new con
straction
One effective way Of refinish-
ing an interior is the use Of ply
wead paneling directly over old
plaster ar worn wallpaper. Il is
particularly satisfactory IA odd
homes where The plaster has be
come SO Clipped and cracked with
aee that repair IS pretty much
0at * he question The ply.
wood meshod has the advantage
q obviating TIA dirt and mus.
usually associated xlfh q re.
plastering Job
plywuod installations may bt
planned 50 that wool battens ans
holdings ear be used 10 cove
the Seams. providing a panel e.
Eect Even the ceiling may b,
covered with phARood and =
beamed ceiling effect built n.
There ARE 3 number Of woot
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05
Majority 0fFHA
HOmeSLa Year
Under $4,000

Essentially ali new single
sannily hofnes aecepsea last year
gar rnarsgsge insurance under II
|lse n # TIE National Housing
Ae a naar1y IS per cent %
sccepted under Title II
mafe xaluad Il less than $1,000.
aeenxdsng II officials af the FED
eral Honsing Administration
Although building costs nosr
curing re past year the medisrI
eaiaatian 81 neN homes on winch
noT cages wcre accepted for II.
IL II insaranee wa lower tran
ia airy prrvipns wear The me.
asan valuation last year was SIS
D. compared elth Ss.959 la 1870.
as il 1889, and S5625 In 1886
II addition 10 new homes Il.
nafscen undes Title i and Title
- Gfele were a.1s5 financed IN.
De- Title / where TIE leans Nert
9as e less ard tie v8luatlons
exceeded $500.
Tae volume 81 Tite n new
haaE mortgage kes0sne was Eau
Is exenlx distributed n she range
between $4,000 and sE0oa 18th
par rent eofNeen s. Goa and
= sag ~ per cert between
$500 ansa $3.50 ~ PEI cert se.
tween S.. no ard S54s9 and rs
pr cent between s55a0 ana S.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05

Thls attractive fYe-Team frame
house i hma aas of thousands ef
snail. kev -eessi hsmea uaH being
haiii in defense BY private
capital and industry to meet ire
heusine nee&s 81 Nar industry
workers and their families The
; taasisa placed b. tie TIA on
lh4s p.oaefas l. $1,000 ineluaiae the
land Ta PaFsseallaf property Is
heated n . 8efeusa area If q south
Atlantic State. g. other localities
TIE cssl naY vary slightly. 10
sheald h. noted that the acof pAans
pictured here call fer lsoafaon ~
plumbing equipment 10 cont rm
pilh the Emergency Piuwhng
Standards fer Defense HaaslHg.
Thts hams Waa purchased NHh a
aawn payment 81 Sasa and an IN
surod mortgage AZ so Fl
naaosd undcr Tile y oxer a
period af - yesFs. the raaafhly
payments or m FHA-fusnred MORT
gage of tins amount uaaid he APP
proximafely SIa. exclusive Of taxes
and hazard insarsncn.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05
Over Thirty-Eighi Thousand
Insured Loan Applications
Received BY FILA In March

The FHA ueeeiyasd the largest
volume 81 applications 81 as las
terry das1nR March. Federal Hopw
ng Administrators Atnef Il FIR
E1tspn announced
Applications Tor FLA mor-
gage insurance on new hafnes
during THIS month numbered s.
ae7. 9 gam e 81 pr cent ever
; hRuary and q 90 per cent ever
Karrh II last year The amount
7nrolgea was s1Gl.a6a Hia
A weekly aNerare u $500 ueg
aofaas Mas ssartca under ihe
.FEA program during the month.
compared mish lT90 II February
and azs8 ia March 1911
During ihe FIRST fhHec nfanths
- thr year. private home CON.
stHucflon unde9 The FLA pro.
afam. iaeated airnosi e1ciasxels
~ NarslnaustT4 areas INSIDE snb.
slanttal gains IS compared WITH
assl = total d 58.95s new nonag
started during the arat GUAR
gam q 6 ua Gems oEe'
- the same time anpi
esflens far mortgage INSURANCE
involving ness kuua iotaIad
n Is S. n ccfs alas
50 year
Majority in Nar-IadastrY Areas
Practically - of These aanlcz
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05
Project Homes
Against Fires
Now Says FLA

The time g. prepare against fhe
possibilities q AR nasds Is now
lot when enemy hombess are
overhead
An lneenatafE bonsb dee mo-;
necessarily haze % strike 6 hoaa
10 SCI s or FIRE ConfiaEraauns
that max N4pe pai 6 whole neigh
boFh0od may get under was
when TIE fIrN IS nor immediately
localized Or where 3nws - an
1ammanlr uoas tops feed fhe
travelling iiaues
As protection aEafnst fires
started nearhg. hume oNaerf
shos1id He-roof sath sassse FIRE re-
ssstani material Aaaanr TIE ma
feriass fuT saeh purpose ere as
phali shingles sisis e uie shin-
gles an asphals rob roofing
The neW sninElea Gan be laid
right opsx TIE $50 roof 10 gre eH-
Ira thlekn=sz aE aen a. fire pro.
lection feg Ia roof DECK and
a0NeE loaFg
Even 80 NaaunEt He ar
zaads ard the nesuaIauf daaaera
from iaeendma bomes are nat So
great fiEHT@ataut roofing gets
- q safeguard against confaga
tons resulting fu0a ordinary.
Cause
Loans % fInance SUCH needed
home repairs may u financed o.
the FHA p8an through anf ap-
proved lending institution
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05
RemOdeling
Provides Homes


Houses in waF-indasuy areas
may be unvertea 1nio mulfIfam-
ily dwelling units through thr
Use 81 private funds Of qualified
aendfng institutions under the
War toasiug plan 81 the Federal
Housing Administration
The recent order q the War
Production Beard q related 30
ha4Elng eives 3 high preference
rating 10 deliveries of critical ma
teriab attended for ioW-cosf ~
me5elIu1 projects ia Waf-lndus
trs areas Such materials may bo
obtained up 70 500 a room. with
intsi critical materials available
IN each structure amounting -
ssa0
such conversions are ~ con
siderable service in easing the
housing shortaRes IN these war
industrial areas Forms for pr.
critics for horne remodelng can
be obtained from local offices %
the Federal Housing Adminisina
iron
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05

IL Wh8t causes ri H
1r n 4tg awan7t7
q aat cagf aHaaans b fe
gHN ae causud fY 0gaEi8Hafc
81 8mnfs lssiis fsea 8a4nei
Re wiring r. tb
aA ~ naalfe aH cigarettes
and s-gsamiafnaeaas combustion
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05

stains dye coats efe available
lar colurinE pywooa almost any
cuirw desired
Funds for this tvne 81 home
repair work are available from
any qualified lending Institution
approved BY the Federal Housing
Administration to make borne re
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05
ReufEstufe
Activities In
County Grow

Reas estate sr Jn CalnN
rergnuna x~~uexaSis III ane office 81
IRE rt1ancnrg eek
H1vwlxA Ernss@ g. Lauzx Maf
Thnnp sc faa 81 aos 8 u
sse r II Lew8s asd J p Mime
Subdivision II she Ciy M Pas
xsRonl
ArcAse Kennedy e. Elusafe Rs
lev. il parcel of land e. s &c
feet l0casas 81 hs : Is lhp Mar
sha Ferrii s4saon T.
between Moss Point and Fza
Houia
II s Hcnkci 5nrWporated q.
Charles Handeirnan TIE right n
ue II ENTIRE west wal g tan
HenkeI haiassnN nn f1eiug ave
nat aa 3 par4s wall IL thf
uun q 3 pgupasea haiomg on t1e
sasoinlHa hst
W & Herring b. Charles Han
delnan. lot : a ue v 3 Fende
* estate 0s tine Cts B4 pa@a
goula. the Same bot being 6s
les fee4 vita 3 fsuntaEe ou Del
mas avenue and being oaaief
between rhe Central fire com
parv building and Ein HeuEel
building TfH grantee wu award
ed the right of :he grauipr T. lax
ti2 east sail 81 the IRE efHap8ug
haildtBe aS : party &al 81 us
eFecinsn a ife building al ae
between the fire company ant
I'M eTantoF Al an earlier date
Carnie r. Smith L. j Melton
Smith hs & of tine River hnad
Acres subdivision ipcsteo he
tReen Moss Pom; and PaseaRoula
or the River Rosd
Chnence + Srulte e. nrnson
snalih. bs g. \ Sc ieel fronting
On Fourth street 2 tae Cts 81
Mos Point
INs Pierce &C. ~ " Glass lot
approximately 100 X IS teef on.
Griffin Kna6 between Nugs Fnin
and paSoaEouh. and al improve
ruenE 10 ihe loA
Charles Clark to James Cam
pam ios Il II block = n the.
Alto PARK addition n Ocean
Springs
Frea } Coates 70 Mrs Clara p
Coates quit claim deed "a lots =
} !. 5. 8 II. and Il IN block q
q the Ocean Springs Hotel plat
IN the City Of 0coan SPRING
G. L Deex = " HerranE Il r
Flateau and Lazana Carr LEVEL
one-haH Interest IL tfa remain
der Of the 81 year hnase - the
I6th srsinn. located IN T south
4 : west in Jackson county
Laupeon Realty Company H.
II B. kenennx. al Is block : in
the Biz Point ioWnsite
Ell 3nros &c II y MuHau,
lot 70 % River Roas Acr@ sub
division
2 l. Matter 80 Henry z STA
thief 10 ! q square 3 a. DIES
cribeo n the nesuuey q the
J z Sarrazin tract il tfe City
q Paacag0ula
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05

a8 sixteen per csnf fell be.
.hssn - 600 ana ST.na8
The volume of Title II new
horne n9 gags business aas con.
eeefrefe1 targets hefwecu VaiA
assunz - $500 and s. soc aztf
moee tasn Sc psF cent falling
within thzs fsnre
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05

pair and Improvement leans
Food for thought The South
won most q The early hatsleS
You s its arEnies wsre off
cercd hy West prinierG while The
Union officcrx a. first were poll
tlcians
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05
QUESTIONS
IND
answers

ANSWERS
q Wat tc esaa@ Il usu.
3r 81 4iy tant
q 8ast cazifaHEaHans b SEE
qgan aae causcd tY ogmFsnafce
m 8mras bsiH eaea defect
lve wiring 81 tbs
aA ~ naaie af cigarettes
and spaniafnea combustion
g WHIST arr liren
u me snee bWefn stools.
hN agan grom SOP K hgs
Hm aea as s fae s. ihat fare o.
ssf saeef paFa 20 S husssf might
easily spread r. tfHe upper pa
A. & safeguard against mEeh
sprraa IT fire 9 ffesfap i mad
- closing thr@ sJa WITH Some
tneombasuhle material
q Hos can ] ssap ihe drlnpiun
- Wa pipe ~ fhe Hsaemgaff Is
eamNHeuf plumber tells ms
there arr ~ lesas ard that ap
paFrutiE she dripping result
aom canaenaasoa
a = covering a asuiulsan IS
haun lhe m4esss rffaefise Mas g.
step ihe dripping = cold eaie
pipcs
@ How iar sisoula 3 concrete
Testing under 8 chimney g. down
laf g ysug8 house
A Al iooiinrf slas1i6 ha - s
saze e. support adequately 1he
loa6 re- he carried They should
exiend below She frost lime pne
vailine n Ire nciehborhoad
@ ] Wnuid like q trusted ~
obscure glass effect 81 enc 81 MS
windows Hos car thus - doFsc
~iihnHi ~reptaelng tine present
glass;
4 Ciean TIE glass Rlih alcohol
Tasen cut oui q sneei RI tissue pa
H uf fhe oeslfsd oasw to II the
elass end apply a eaaf varnish
Ha8nned uith . nusrier as naucf
HafpenHne IT, wal penetrate
fse pafef and STICK Il ta she glass
IS wet rs make tho paper water
HesHi
Q How eon / pfevefs ihe woo6
work q nly house becoming mil
daesd7
A Niidew an woodwork Is
caused Is excessive moisture In
ne woad liseH Woodwork often
ahtorhN tnu much moisture i no.
properly back painied II tins is
ihe case ihc remedy ii to rafsoss
Ire woodwork and backspasnt
Naih 3 Rood protective nrinie
TIE face 81 the woodwork should
also be PINNED
G Whas should ~ cone to s
furnaee during me summer.
mnuihsz
4 1au should Remove eli SCOT
and ash from the Boiler and
spray the interior wifh oil The
doors should BE- left open and
ne hinges ard door eagcs oiled
i possible tae smoke pipe should
- taken damn CLEANED and
stored n o arg place unit fhc
time Scr fhe furnaee 20 be pui
% use agaIn
q HOW docs one clran soilet og
aIsroloHea tiles
A Ties ean generally b.
cleanea Wiih soap powder dis
solved - wsf1n water unl So.
ssc0tugslfon s IN ~ nature u'
8 STAIN y ta1s Is ihe uiae sou
can wash ibc hsa wsiE q SOLUTION
= one naf1 hsanpchInr9 acsa DIS
aaIvca = Do nr& . water Usl
ms enHuu0n zparinaIy aaa Ia
careful not = ST. + OF gaur
Bands - il Is S corrosive
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05

e being built in va
areas ana are pficed
81 COS q less IN eoniar
tla federal government
5ousinE program
During Ma7eh Nese
So appf CATIONS undes
Ter SIla02l aud
Title Il fof So a65
ton ttlere WEIR 64G
tens il Hie asssosnf q
under Title i GnvoIRnE
home
Repair Leans Oil
Property neaair an5
uzeni Jeans Heportea
ancc unaer Title M
tailed 40 fos siL
pared Wfah ai7 m.ln
sse SOS n March 1874
property afaIr
ing received aHc So
nd improving
N - provide hous
anuns Tor workers
euslri@
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05

Nc e saw nufsa
platforms are
ee6kfG - ffaI bssH
ara die nlaaHurEa
eHfctfun
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05

You eaunot luse without has.
ing TINS is not 8 nagaaeE5cal
statement The Book says Lose
1nat winch IS good abnQr that
which Is evil
In 8 northwestern state 8 ease
Is reported Of 3 chic who sees
things upside down The world
beng what Il IS TO-DAY more ft.5
pity. xeid cal nat normal vision
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-02

ing the last few months with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Book and family.
Friday evening guests at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. d. G, Rich
ards and son Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hadison Richards and daughter,
Joan Marie. and Mr. and Mrs. Clif-
/ ford Richards, all of Ypsilanti. The
evening was spent playing card
games.
Mr., and Mrs. Lee Cobb and sons.
Ronald and Donald, Wayne. spent
the day Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs,
Harry Kempf and daughter, Eta
| Lou. During the afternoon Mrs,
Wilson. Mrs. Carl Curry. Stony
| Greek. and Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan and
daughter. Ypsilanti, were visitors.
Mr. and. Mrs. Donald Boyer and
family. Garden City. spent Thurs
/ day evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Book and family. Janet
Boyer remained to visit Virginia
/ Book until Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Floyd Dysinger call
ed on Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Feeman,
/ Saline, Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Charlie Hammond
/ and children. Ronald and Marlene,
/ London, were Sunday dinner guests
/ OF their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hammond and daughter, Mrs. G. +.
/ Prince and daughters Evening
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Hammond and family.
George Wiener. Garden City, is
spending this week with his cousin.
! Duane Book.
Lorena and Jeannine Dysinger,
Whitaker. spent the day. Friday,
with their grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs John Dysinger.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Setter and
son, Henry, Jr., called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Mettert. Vandercook
Lake, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Ted Kempf and son
Gary. Ypsilanti spent Thursday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs Harry
/ Kempf and daughter, Eta Lou.
Mr. and Mrs. Clint Torrey spent
! Monday evening at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Ganong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Book and
I family called on Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Smith and family, Belleyille, Sun
day forenoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller and
daughters. Willis Rd.. were callers
Saturday evening at the home or
Mrs. Winnie Beauregard
Duane, and Kennard Dysinger,
/ Harvey Henry and Edward Lathers
spent the day Sunday boat riding
and swimming at Base Lake and
/ North Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Dicks called
on their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Everett Dicks. Ypslanti Sunday
evening.
Mrs Clarence Ray, Holmes Rd.
visited Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Cady
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Helfridge
and son Richard and Mr.. and Mrs
Donald Stuart and family were in
Fayette. O.. Sunday TO attend the
Coon Dog Field Trials
Mrs. Winnie Beaure gard and Mrs
Don McCrone attended the Ladies
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-02

| bearded lady The House OF Mir
rors, where they both nearly had
commissions, seeing each other as
they might have been squashed
down to the same breath as height.
or pulled through a needles eye to
a scarecrow's tall thinness.
They shrieked on the dips, Tib-
by's hands clutching Tommy's la
pels, her head buried on his Shout
der; they ran into one another in
the toy automobiles, locking bump
ers. They stuffed themselves until
they were near to bursting with pop
and peanuts and queer connections
spun from sugar and water or con-
nived OF splintered ice and various
colorings.
Finally, when they had done and
seen everything. they agreed re-
luctantly that they had better call
it day and 60 home. 1t seemed a
pity to bring such goofy fun to an
abrupt ending, to return to a world
in which laughter was often out
ruled. There was something to be
said for kid stuff it did not hurt
the poor old tired world, maybe 1t
helped 1t little.
Tommy said, III only I didn't
have to toll for my living! We'd
stay until the last neon stopped
huttering. But alack-a-me, / have
to arise, almost with we dawn, come
morning" He pounded his chest
comically, rolled his eyes. He looked
comical with silly hat, picked up
somewhere along the way, perched
on the back of his head, carrying
an enormous doll, rugged out In the
most fantastic trimmings, that
libby had won for hitting the tar
get in a shooting gallery, and both
hands filled with drinking glasses
and a pitcher and a couple OF ash
trays, magnificent loot from rolling
balls and knocking a black-faceo
comedian into bucket OF water.
How bout me?" libby protest
ed. Il have to face the cold hard
light of tomorrow, too. I'm sched-
uled for a fight at ten-which
means I have to check In at nine
or earlier. It's long run, besides
Kansas City instead Of Chicago.
with return trip so that shan't
catch up on my rest until day after
tomorrow"
Il wish you weren't doing it,"
Tommy said, turning suddenly
grave and grumpy. You don't have
to. You know your dad was against
It, same as I. l wish you'd Just 20
back home and grow up there and
wait for me. Though I know darn
well haven't any right to wish,
or much less to say IT,"
libby looked at him, or rather at
his back, since he was tumbling
their spells into the rear Of the bor-
rowed car. His back looked as II he
actually had meant what he had
just said, whether he should have
said II or not. II was stiff and pur-
poseful.
But OF course he couldn't. II IVES
no way to propose to a girl. Not
the proper time. At that, it would
be Just like Tommy to propose in
a deserted parking lot, Uttered with
picnic remains, without even a
smiling moon or any touch Of ro-
nance.
VIII you say that again?" libby
asked.
10 Be Centinuedl
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-02
Improved Conditions Goal
OF New Industrial Union

The newly organized Washtenaw
County Industrial Union Council
has for its main purpose the inn
provement OF working and living
conditions and recreational facili-
ties, and the development OF the
social well.being OF the working
man and his family, according to
an announcement today by n. C..
O'Byrne. secretary OF the Council.
Its second purpose is the replace
ment OF incompetent Office holders
in local. state. and national politics
with competent. honest, intelligent
men.
The membership OF the Council
made up OF members Of all local
unions in Washenaw County now
totals approximately 10000. The
potential membership this year
is over 100. 900.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-02

Auxiliary meeting and penny sup
per at the home OF Mr and Mrs.
Ernest Needham. 5. W Milan,
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Donald Stuart and children
attended a family gathering FRI
day evening at the home OF her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smith.
Azalia. in honor of her cousin who
IS home on furlough from the Army
Mr.. and Mrs. soseph Book and
family spent Wednesday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schultz
and family, Saline.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gunder and
children, Dundee, spent Saturday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Donald
McCrone and son, Forsyth
Robert Chase, Toledo O.. arrived
Wednesday to spend the summer
with Mrs. Catherine Baxter and
Miss Ruth Granger
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-02

Alice Fishlock, Dexter. Sunday,
Mrs. Mack and son. Richard, Joined
him for dinner at the Herman Mack
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dysinger and
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Dysinger and
son. Eldon. called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Royal Dysinger and Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Dysinger, Detroit, Sunday
afternoon.
MIRA. and Mrs. Edward Wasem
and mother, Mrs. ]. w. Talladay,
were Monroe visitors. Friday.
Mrs. Mabel McCabe, Worthwhile
spent from Sunday until Tuesday
with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wolff and
daughter Miss Betty
Miss Leona Cornwell, Port Huron,
is spending this week with Mr.. and
Mrs. C. H. Cornwell and daughter
Janis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dressell and
family. Detroit, and Mr.. and Mrs
Bert GoodIidge, Milan, were Satur-
day evening visitors OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Austin and family.
Everett Heath. Toledo, Ohio,
spent Sunday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hammond and daughter
Mrs. Gerald Prince and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wright and
sons, OHIO and Charles, Paint Creek,
were Sunday dinner guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. George Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Swaninger
/ and sons, Donald and Mr.. and Mrs
Derwood Swaninger, Detroit. were
guests OF Mr. and Mrs.L. S. Swan
niger for Sunday evening dinner.
Miss Francis Darby, Grand Rap
ids. has been spending the past two
weeks with her mother, Mrs. +. V
Darby. Miss Darby left this week
to attend summer school at the Uni
versity of Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore KARL and
son. Theodore. Jr, Wayne. spent
Tuesday evening with their father,
Charles Bethke.
Mrs. Leola Murray, Jackson
spent Wednesday and Thursday
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. d.
G. Richards.
Joseph Floury returned home
Sunday after having spent the past
week assisting his sonin-law, Tho
mas Eicher. with construction work
on Mr. Eicher's home in Detroit
Donald Knavel. Ypsilanti spent
the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Kempf and daughter Eta
Lou.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Ganong spent
Saturday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs Carl Curry.
Mr.. and Mrs Delmar Schrader
and daughter. Carol Ann. Saline,
| spent Tuesday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Dysinger and fam
lily.
Mrs Marie Dietrich spent from
Wednesday until Friday with Miss
Elsie Below. Plymouth.
Mrs Frank Riggs, Whitmore
Lake, is spending this week with
his sister and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. Loren Dicks and children. Mrs
Riggs has been quite i'll for several
months and her physician has ord
cred her to have complete rest in
order to regain her health. HeI
son, Joseph Harold. has been spend