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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-04
Michigan State Names
Graduates From District

Graduates from Ypsilanti Saline
and Ann Arbor will receive de-
grees at the S3th commencement
exercises OF Michigan State Col
lege. Lansing. Saturday afternoon.
June l3. Robert T. Campbell, Of
this city. was awarded his A. B.
degree, major in religion. with hon
ors from the Bob Jones College.
Cleveland. Tenn. Wednesday.
Those from Ypsilanti who will
be presented with their diplomas
at Lansing are Jean Helen Camp
bell, B. S. In home economics. Joe
Hansen elmer B. s. in agricul-
ture. Lynn Albert Porter, B. s.
in agriculture and Joanna Daley
Snidecor. B. s. in home economics.
Kathryn Louise Clay. Saline.
will receive B A. in business ad-
ministration.
Ann Arbor graduates will be
Caroline Regina Braun. B. S In
home economics. Jack Koernke,
Jr. B. S. in applied science, Dean
Leroy knight. B. s. in engineer
ing. and William Lee TAFT. B. S.
in forestry.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-04
Woodruff Girls
Receive Awards

Court OF Awards for Girl Scouts
troop four was at Woodruff School
Wednesday afternoon. The program
consisted Of swimming party at
o'clock, a cooperative dinner with
sisters and mothers and a molten
picture. Awards were given TO the
following girls: Jean Frentner,
clothing and cooking; Norma Rhine
hart, hostess; Argyro Caristano,
interior decorating; Harvena Mesic,
hostess.
Troop % girls have completed the
planting OF the flower bed they are
to care for in Recreation Park.
They have carried out AIRED, white
and blue color scheme with petu.
Mas. geraniums and zinnias. Mrs.
Don Stadler and Mrs. Laverne How
ard are leaders of the troop.
/ Miss Corneliaz Everard and troop
enjoyed a week end Of boating
and swimming at Little Portage
Lake.
Troop 10 which meets at Harriet
School is sponsoring party for the
sixth grade on the evening of June
Il. The troop has been busy study.
ing child care and first aid. Several
OF the girls have their junior Scout
uniforms. Miss Alma Strong is the
leader.
Joyce Marie Mcdonald performed
a solo ballet dance at the Prospect
School Court OF Awards.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-04
Fine Points in Bridge
sy SHEPARD BARCLAY

considering that West had already
shown so much strength. realized
that East must positively have
the heart X in addition TO his club
suit In order to have made an
overcall during the bidding.
Hence she refrained from any idea
Of trying the heart fnesse and
embarked upon a squeeze.
First she knocked out the club
A with the 4 to the Q. then took
the return spade with the @. led
to the diamond A. dropping the
Q, and scored the J and 10. The
club X and ] then set the stage for
the squeeze. which was by laying
down the diamond X. After fol-
lowing suit. the dummy had also
the heart A and Q. which East
could not successfully guard with
his K and J. since he had to throw
the J in order to keep the club 10
as protection against South's T.
The Heart to the A then dropped
the X, and the Q took the last
trick.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-04
Lutheran Aid to
Meet in Summer

II was decided at the Lutheran
Ladies Aid meeting. Wednesday
afternoon at the church, TO con
tinue holding meetings during the
summer months. and 10 have the
next meeting al Prospect Park with
O cooperative luncheon.
Mrs George Daschner presided
and appointed dining room ami
kitchen committees for the district
four day convention TO meet here
beginning June IS, when about 200
people are expected The dinners
committee is Mrs. Rodney Mast,
Mrs. Walter Schultz. Mrs. E. R.
Schill, Mrs P. l. Stein, Mrs. Clar-
ence Loesell. Mrs. Edward Schuman.
Mrs Fred Wolter. Mrs. Frank
Lidke. Sr. dining room, Mrs. Jack
Hadley Mrs. Theodore Daschner.
Mrs. Emil Lidke, Jr., Mrs. Andrew
Smith. Mrs. Leslie Russell. Mrs
Joseph Korbel. Mrs. Theodore
Daschner, Mrs. George Daschuer.
Mrs. Peter Buccos, Mrs. Donald
Levitt.
After the meeting Mrs. Paul
Trautwetter and her committee
served refreshments OF cup cakes
and coffee
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-04
Four May Join
Rebekah Lodge

Four applications for member
ship were read, petition OF Mr..
Eta Read for initiation was accept
ed, and gift OF new white velvet
altar cloth was received at the
meeting Of Washtenaw Rebekah
Lodge, Wednesday night. The altar
cloth was a gift from Mrs. Harold
Halsey and Mrs. Floyd Slsgenwhite
The newly purchased silk flag was
used in the flag ceremony opening
+ the meeting.
Mrs. Slagenwhite announced a
rummage sale for June ~ and 10
in the lzaak Walton rooms. Mrs.
Jay Cazier. chairman. turned in
s43 from her two months commit.
tee.
The first nomination for district
deputy president was held. The
first nomination Of representative
was held. and Mrs. Christopher
I Miller was elected first representa-
tive for two years and Mrs. J. A.
Fleuelling alternate for two years.
Mrs. Ida Selleck thanked the lodge
for flowers and cards sent her dur
ing her recent illness. and Mrs.
Clara Wagenhouser, president OF
district number ten, thanked the
lodge for the gift given her at the
district meeting at Monroe. May 3.
Several contributed 10 the birth
day barrel. Capsule Sisters were Sc
lected for another year. The com.
mittee for the next meeting. when
the 22nd anniversary will be cele-
brated. will be members whose
birthdays we're during the past three
months. Candidates will be initiated
at the next meeting.
After the meeting. Mrs. Thayer
and committee entertained the Cap
sule Sisters with grand march and
games Prize winners for games
were Mrs. Ira Clough, Mrs. Perry
Boor and Mrs. William Colts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-04
Information Center Now
Functioning At Library

A war information center for the
benefit of new residents In the
community attracted by work at
the Ypsilanti bomber plant, has
been established in the reading
room Of the Ypsilanti Library.
Mrs. Eva n. Wells, Ann Arbor,
is in charge and her work will be
under the supervision of Mrs.
Cora Ferrsr in the W.PA. head
quarters office in Lansing.
The purpose OF the information
center is to collect information
regarding the war effort, civilian
defense, youth. education, consum.
er interests and citizenship.
Pamphlets are being collected
by Mrs. Wells and later II is ex.
pected that a group OF technical
books will be established in the
library.
Mrs. Wells swas formerly con-
nected with a WPA project in Ann
Arbor and the last Of May attend
ed work shop conference in Wal
den Woods. Mrs Wells is in the
office from 2 o'clock TO $50 in
the evening.
A number Of the war informa-
ton centers have been established
throughout the state. including
Centerline and Mt. Clemens.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-04
Rationing Theme
for B Y Dinner

In keeping with the war times, a
Rationing party theme was select.
ed by the committee arranging the
last B Y dinner party Of the summer
season, Wednesday night. The loca-
ton for the party. attended by 50
couples, remained a mystery until
the members had followed direc-
tons taking them nine and one
tenth miles past Grand River Ave.
on L. S. %. This proved to be Gro
maine Hall, Walden Woods.
Immediately following the delic.
ious roast beef dinner the annual
business meeting was held with
Nathan Munro presiding. The new
officers elected for the ensuing
year are Mrs. Harold Leverette,
president; Mrs. Alton zimmerman,
Belleville, vice president; Mrs.
George Norman, secretary-treas sur
er.
The dining tables. arranged in a
large V. were attractively decorat-
ed in patriotic colors, and gardenia
favors were given each of the
women. Dinner partners were Sc
lected by means of ration cards.
The feature dances especially en-
joyed were. Sweets Exchange.
Rubber Shortage Paper Shut
fle' and Retire Rationing.'
The committee who arranged the
unique party were the officers and
their wives and husbands. Mr.. and
Mrs. Munro, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wal
lace, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross X. Bower
and Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L. Schultz.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-04
Carver Community Center
to Entertain Soldiers

Carver Community Center is plan
ming to entertain all soldiers home
on furlough and Wednesday night
entertained their first soldier. Serg-
cant Jessie White. 25th infantry,
Fort Huachuca. Ariz. Sgt. White
was recipient OF a gift from those
present.
Games and dancing furnished en-
tertainment and refreshments were
served. Committee in charge was
Mrs. James Dorsey, supervisor;
Miss Bette Williams, chairman;
Miss Ellen Neal. music. Mrs. Lydia
Neal. Miss Winifred Perry and Mrs.
Edna Kersey.
The Center Is arranging for a
group who will write regularly TO
soldiers in camps.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-04
Methodist Church Usher,
Choin, Teachers Honored

gall. Marilyn Mitchell. Lois Owens,
Mary Harrington. Nancy Philoin.
Kathleen Rust sue NanSickle. Bar
bara Wright, Jean Johnson, Berna.
dine Lore. Joan Bennett. Aileen
Browning jeanne Fsnslow. Patricia
Green. Dolores Midkitf jeanne VIII
son, Patty Wiltse; junior boys
James Erikson. George Everett
Wendell Green, Don Hoy, John Mid
kitt, Patrick Philbin. Donald Hamil-
ton. Daniel Hickman, Keith Koch,
Richard LANG Harold Mass, Gordon
Metcalf. Duane Roraoacher James
Johnson. Attendance awards. honor.
able mention junior girls. Kathleen
Rust; junior boys, John Midkitl,
Don Hoy; high school. Joyce Oar.
ling. Betty Scriyens. Audrey Marsh.
Arlene Hill. Faith Kingston, Joan
Heyler John SALES, Mary Alice
Warner Nina Wise. Edwin Mitch.
ell: prizes for attendance: iunio-
girls jeanne Fanslow. Elaine Gates.
Phyllis Gates; junior boys. Keith
Koch. Duane Rorsbacher; high
school. Barbara Warner medals for
perfect attendance: junior girls.
Phyllis kisor. Marilyn Mitchell;
high school, Ruth Parker. Mary
Miserez, Rosie SALES. Ina Wise
Lewis Reimann, Ann Arbor then
showed beautiful colored slides and
motion pictures of camping in
northern Michigan. Following the
pictures a light supper was served
TO the honored guests.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-04
Calendar of Social Events
TODAY

TODAY
Queen City Tent Hive OF Maccabees 1880, A. r. hall
fpsnu Commandey 81 Knights Tempar stated concave 4
in Masonic temple lodge
West Side Circle of Docas Society of Lutheran church 80 with
Mrs Edward Gaecke
Lutheran Brotherhood business 80 church
B B. Bunco Club o'clock at home of Ms Albert Davies.
City Lodge number 1877 q Pythas party
o'clock, X p Hall
Hornet Model Arplane Club. s so Island Park
Washenaw Women Golfers bridge Wahtenaw
Club.
Priscilla Guild of Church o'clock Mrs
Ian Thompson.
schane Circle Society Church
Mrs Floyd Whtmore.
Regular monthly meeting Of board of directors committees
Ypslanu Teachers Credit Union s 80 Faculty Mems
Lounge, Charles McKenny Hall.
FRIDAY
Thrift Shop monthly Charles McKenny HALL 80 m
Womens Relief business meeting omitted
of GAR and Allied Orders state conventop Grand
Rapids
Ypslant Masonic Association o'clock Temple Y
Red sewing knitting five WEIGH Hall
O'Clock
class Baptist Church picnic Prospect Park
$50 Bring weners. buns. drink and dish
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-04

A social get-together honored the
choirs, church ushers. and church
school teachers in the First Method,
ist Church Wednesday evening.
Informal community singing with
Edward Bowles at the piano opened
the program. Rev Walter B. Heyler
expressed his appreciation 10 the
Junior Girls Choir. Junior Boys
Choir. High School Choir, and Adult
Choir, church, ushers and church
school teachers for each groups
contribution TO the church
Miss Mary Alice Power. music
director, then presented the choir
awards Honor monitors: junior
girls; Elaine Gates. Phyllis Gates,
Dorothy Houck, Doris Hubbard.
Roberta Hubbard. Phyllis Kisor.
Patricia Lackie Delphine McDou-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-04
One Initiated by
Pythian Sisters

A patriotic program directed by
/ Mrs. Estelle Holley,. chairman. FOL
lowed the regular meeting OF Huron
Temple Pythian Sisters, when a
candidate, Mrs. Robert Carter, was
I, initiated. Wednesday evening IN
X. P. Hall
The program consisted OF recita'
tons and a song Mrs. Holley re
cited The Little Bronze Button.
Mrs. Perry Woodward's recitation
was entitled Flag OF Our Fam
ers,' and Miss Margaret Colts re-
cited Your Flag and My Flag.
Mrs. Ralph Mcdonald sang There
are Many Flags in Many Lands
After the meeting refreshments
were served by Mrs. Hugh Dins-
dale. ST.. chairman, Mrs. Arthur
Horn. Mrs. Norris Ehle and Mrs.
Robert Baile-.
1t was announced that the Past
Chiefs have been invited to the Jay
Moore cottage, Portage Lake, June
IS. for a picnic. Mrs. Clarence San
derson will be in charge OF trans
portation.
The next regular meeting OF the
temple will be June II.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-04
Readings Heard by
Mary Martha Group

Members OF the Mary.Martha Mis-.
sionary Society OF the Lutheran
Church Wednesday evening took as
their topic for study The Training
of the Child in the Home" Read
ings on the subject were given and
reports from the church mission.
airy periodical were given. A discus
sion followed The meeting was
held at the home OF Mrs. Albert
Esslinger with Is members pres
ent.
Mrs. Theodore Daschner, delegate
to the district meeting in Detroit.
May IS, gave her report.
For the next meeting, July s.
there will be a picnic at Riverside
Park for members and their fam
Ines.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-04
Commencement
Calendar
June 5-Friday

June 5-Friday
Ypsilanti High School senior fare
well, 8 p. m. to midnight, Charles
McKenny Hall.
June 7-Sunday
Ypsilanti High School baccalaureate
Rev. Reginald T. Appleyard Of
St. Luke Episcopal Church. 1886
p. m, Methodist Church.
Michigan State Normal College sen
Tor women's breakfast. a. m.
Charles McKenny Hall.
Michigan State Normal College bac
calaureate Rev. Frederick Gown
Ann Arbor Christian Church,
D. m, Pease Auditorium.
Lincoln Consolidated School bacca
laureate. Rev. William Shaw oi
the Baptist Church, p. m, school
auditorium.
Roosevelt High School baccalaur
cate, Rev. Gordon Speer OF the
Congregational Church, p. m.
Baptist Church.
June 9-Tuesday
Ypsilantl High School senior as
sembly, awards TO be presented
p. m, school auditorium, picnic
afterward at Jefferson Beach
Park.
Lincoln Consolidated High School
class night, p. m, school gym
nasium.
June 1o-Wednesday
Ypsilanti High School class night
s D. m, school auditorium.
Roosevelt High School class night
8 D. m, school auditorium.
June 11-Thursday
Michigan State Normal College
lantern walk, s p. m, college cam
pus.
Lincoln Consolidated High Schoo!
commencement, DR.. Marshall r
Reed, Nardin Park Methodist
Church. Detroit, S p. m, school
auditorium.
June 12-Friday
Roosevelt High School commence
ment. DR.. Frederick B. Mckay OF
the Normal College, p. m, school
auditorium
Ypsilanti High School commence
ment, DR.. o. r. Yoder. superin'
tendent OF Ypsilanti State Hos
pital. p. m, school auditorium
Michigan State Normal College
senior ball, 9 p. m. Charles Nc
Kenny Hall.
June 13zrsaturday
Michigan State Normal College
alumni day luncheon. noon
Charles ,IcKenny Hall registra'
ton and reception at II a. m.
Michigan State Normal College com
mencement, President John NJ
Munson, p. m. Pease Audi
forum.
June 19-Fridsy
Cleary College graduate reception
p. m. Alumni-Ypsilanti Room.
June 2o-Saturday
Ceary College commencement
President o. ]. Cleary. 2:30 p. m.
college auditorium.
Cleary College alumni and class
banquet. $50 p. m, Hotel Huron
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-04
Experiences at Microphone
Described For Cleary Group

sion is first introduced Mrs. Lab
bitt pointed out that such things as
sign language user by the speak
er at the microphone in signalling
TO the engineer will have TO be
eliminated when television becomes
effective. And ones appearance
wfA need TO be considered as we'll
az ones voice" said Mrs. Labbitt.
Mrs. Labbitt closed her talk with
a series of very amusing examples
of mike fright.
After her talk. Mrs. Labbitt gave
an entertaining skit about a Swed-
ish maid Herself OF Swedish des-
cent. and speaking in a very anus
ing Swedish-American dialect, she
discussed events described in The
Claybank Enterprise, a newspaper
which is published in her homo
town in Minnesota.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-04

Ten Years Behind the Mike"
was the topic of an amusing and
interesting talk by Mrs Myrtle
Labbitt at the Cleary College as
sembly Wednesday.
The first requisite for success in
radio. according to Mrs. Labbitt, 10
to sincerely like people of all kinds
and types. You must like all kinds
OF people because your audience is
composed of every type imaginable.
and a microphone is very sensi-
tive instrument. II you are not
sincere. 1t is very evident over the
radio. explained Mrs. Labbitt
"Telivision is coming" said Mrs.
Labbitt, but we who are in the
radio field are glad that 1t is still
long way off There Is enough
to worry about now, but there will
be a great deal more when televi-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-04
Birthday Observed

Mrs Clayton Hughes entertained
II little friends OF her daughter
Barbara in honor OF her seventh
birthday. Friday. The children
played games with prizes going to
Nancy Rolf, Frances Bartell Pa
tricia Pepper, and Priscilla Pepper.
Barbara receive many lovely gifts
from her friends. Mrs. Hughes was
assisted by Mrs. Lyle Murdoch,
Mrs. Frances Rolf and Mrs. Harold
Fisher IN serving refreshments OF
wiener sandwiches. ice cream. birth
day cake aud chocolate milk. The
favors were little red. white and
blue baskets. and the birthday cake
was decorated with little American
flags. The children were given caps
in the patriotic colors. to wear.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-04
Birthday Observed
For Mrs. RentOn

Tuesday night the Capsule Sisters
Club met with Mrs. Harold Foster
to celebrate the birthday OF Mrs.
William Renton who received many
gifts from the club. Games were
enjoyed and prizes were won by
Mrs. Alec Brown, Mrs. Lyman La
Chance, Mrs. George Sharrock, Mrs.
William Renton and Mrs. Myron
Ashby
Each member of the club brought
the gift she had for the newly-born
son of Mrs. Ellen Swanson and
then packed a box to be sent TO
Mrs. Swanson at Inglewood, Cal,
Refreshments were served.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-04
MARKING A SQUEEZE

KEEN CARD readers. who lis
ten to the bidding and make clear
cut deductions from 1t. can some
times read clearly that their only
chance to make their contract, or
perhaps an extra trick. Is by
means Of a squeeze on a particu-
lar opponent. His previous actions
mark him with certain cards,
which make it perfectly clear that
a certain finesse will fail. knowl-
edge Of the structure OF both for
ward and backward squeezes,
plus the care to build the correct
one. can then decide the issue.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-04
LACK FUNDS

Lansing. Mich. June Ans -
Because OF lack OF funds. Mich
igan's eight Civilian Conservation
Corps camps will be closed this
month, Welfare Director John D.
O'Connel said today. Five OF the
camps are in the Upper Peninsula.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-04
Wardens Discuss Problems

Clarence Sanderson, Forres;
Tefft, William Stevens and Wesley
Penman. wardens of Post Seven,
met at the home OF Charles Hill
senior warden, Wednesday night and
discussed problems relating to con.
troll. After the meeting they en-
joyed a lunch.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-04
Seven New Members

With seven new members attend
ing the club for the first time,
there were IS at the June meeting
of the Welcome Wagon Newcomers
Club in Charles McKenny Hall We'd
nesday for luncheon. Bridge was
played. with auction prizes taken by
Mrs. John Venn and Mrs. Edwin
Shadford, while the contract prize
went TO Mrs. Wayne Morehouse.
Mrs. Edward Bond was appointed
chairman for the July first meeting
which will be a picnic. with Mrs.
Bond choosing her committee.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-04
Picnic In Park

Prospect School Cub Pack No. lbs
enjoyed a picnic Wednesday in
Prospect Park, this being their final
official meeting OF the school year.
About Is boys we're present with
their cubmaster, Glenn Ridenour.
The boys were presented with new
membership cards and few awards
we're given out A ball game was
enjoyed after dinner
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-04

Mrs. Donald Davis and children.
Forest and Virginia. Berrien
Springs. Va, arrived Monday TO
spend the week with her sisters.
Mrs. Perry A. Burrell and family
and Miss Ellen Cobb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul D. Petit went
to Highland and West Highland
Sunday and also TO visit Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Will Woods at Hartland and TO
visit also their former church in
| that locality.
DR.. Joseph Pray. who has come
home from the. University OF Okla
homa. in Norman. the University
having closed, will spend ten days
with Prof. and Mrs. Carl E. Pray.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Rhodes have
entertained their daughter and son.
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Allyn Smith,
Byron. H., since Monday and an
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Carr, kouts. Ind. arriving today.
Rev. R. c. Morell, pastor of Free
Methodist Church. will meet with
three other pastors in the state
| next week from Tuesday to Friday
for a convention OF the three Mich
igan conferences.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Hart will
entertain over the week end Mr..
Harris twin brother, Robert W.
Hart. Jr., and his wife from Wright
Field, Dayton. He is a lieutenant
in the airport. Mrs. Virginia Casey
and Mrs. George Field. Boston. will
visit the Harris too. Mrs. Field is
the stepmother OF Betty Field, a
motion picture star.
Donald Moore leaves Thursday 10
report at Fort Custer. He is son
OF Melvin j. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Fantow
Mrs Harvey ReddawaY and Mrs
/ Simon Lutz, Ann Ar6or. returned
from Chicago Friday. having been
there since last Friday They visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kicherer.
Mr. and Mrs Glenn Reddaway
went TO Portland to visit Mrs.
Edwin Rowe over Sunday.
! Glenn Reddaway and family have
moved 10 107 Perrin St. this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Cady, 210 Miles
St. have moved to the Richard
Wright farm home. 1920 Stony
Creek Rd
Mr. and Mrs. Don u. PEBBLES.
who have sold their home al 1908
y. Congress St. to Misses Bessie
and Dorothy Wright. are moving
today TO their newly purchased
home at n. Wallace Blvd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy DeHaven. Ober.
lin. o.. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bassett
and son Walter. Jr. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur Luth, Cleveland. spent
the week end with their sister, Mrs.
Clayton Hughes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-04
Entertains Club

Mrs. Kate Welser entertained the
Friendly Eight, Tuesday at lunch
con, after which the afternoon was
devoted TO cards. Prizes were won
by Mrs. Welser. Mrs. J. ]. Cheva-
lier and Mrs. Earl Strine.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-04
Piano Recital
Well Rendered

Characterized by. brilliant and
sympathetic Interpretation and fine
technique was the piano recital
given in Pease Auditorium. We'd
nesday evening. by the advanced
pupils OF Mrs. Marguerite Breakey.
The group included many Ypsilanti
favorites and several talented new
players. The program included Beet
hoyen's "Adieu to the Piano" Miss
Mary Louise Bair; "Aragonaise. {"
Massenet, Miss Mary Ann Whan;
"Lento," Scott. Miss Rachael
Houck; Waltz op. SO, No. l." Du.
rand, Miss Mary Holdridge; Moon.
light" Debussy. Miss Mary Ann
Snyder; "Nocturne op. 8. No. 2"
Chopin, Miss Jean Ohlinger; "Liebe-
straum No. g." List. Miss Joan
Heyler: "Confid snce," Mendels-
sohn, and Waltz op. "a. No. L."
Miss Lucretia Dell; "Nocturne op.
Is, No. 2" Chopin. and "Polonaise
op. As. No. ~" Miss Alice Clark.
"old Vienna Godowsky. and The
Jugglers,' Toch. Miss Marilyn
Sternberg; The Cat and the
Mouse" COPELAND, and American
Cakewalk,' Allen. Miss Retta Char.
ter; "Ballade op. g." Chopin. Miss
Marie Turner; LIE plus que Lente."
Debussy, and Concert Etude," Mac.
Dowell, Miss Josephine Hemp
stead.