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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-01

"Aw. what's the u>c7 We
humble 10 our~eN "Nha.>a
use of making fnr plan when
the whole world gone V9cky'
VINO cares whether we're good
or bad What difference does
IT make
Why kid ourselves shat good
ness pays WhenLlS piTU that
the buns and bulHc~ get the
breaks?
Those cut-throatS across the
water have the right idea get
while the gettnS good and 10
heck with the other fellow
That's the only kind Of rr-o,I-
ton that pays IN TINS man s.
world
Wei IadmJ' 'herc aro points
80 your argument stranger.
And plenty uf decent bur dis
cuuraged citizens Will applaud d.,
Id have done SO my eli once.
But this year I'm not going TO
vote your ticket ] can't
II would bc like reaching for
another az when YOU saw your
own mother being huchercd
Seems 20 me America having
a tough enough time without
YOU and | going yellow, too d.
t'Vo-tlming all she's mean, TO
Us. done for US.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-01
Skin Ere shener

Az OCCASIONAL dry clean
ing treatment is help in BAN
IShing blackheadS.
MoiSten a wash cloth. wiring
dry. pour on a little eau de
coiogne. Go over the flesh
lightly
The alcoholic content will
soften the SebaceouS deposits in
the pores, will remove the dark
lips
DO not DO this directly after
the face washing. as then the
skin is sensitive Follow with a
light application Of cold cream.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-01
Resolves Last Til Friday
perhaps It's Just as Well
By HELEN ROWLAND

HAIL NEW YEARS DAY-glad moment when,
Zach hopeful man reforms again,
And VOWS devouty. 10 his wife,
To choose better way OF life.
Don't temp, him. now he can't he halted
Already he feels quite exalted
From this day and that's bluff
No drinks for him: he's off the stuff
With cgarets, he he's through.
lie II smoke lust one day-or two
or maybe 1--WE, SIX. seven.
And taper off, that way, by Heaven!
Each morn at Che prospect thrills him)
He take that cold plunge, If II kills him.
And do his dozen exercises
Before the family arises.
He'll walk to work and save the fare
And get the bracing morning air.
He'll cut his lunches down--or out
who says that he IS growing stout?
Each day he's going TO make tho gym
And Get workout tf he's slim.
Hell the dentist right away,
And e' him pull that tooth, today
He's going to clean hiS dpgk on. yes,
And clear away that awful mess
He'll catch up on his reading too;
one book a week, he plans 10 do
And that's not all One more thing Honey
Hos going N save lot of money
he swears hat every week he'll plank
His coin right IN the savings hank.
oh glorious oh glad New Year,
When all these wOndrouS vows we hear.
And once again with JOY receive them,
And, IN our aruesS faith. believe them.
This sain'lncSs will last we've reckoned
Til Friday January second
We@-ould NOT bear u reflection
To longer live with such perfection.
pt,rlou,e1 ~ Kins Feature. synd Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-01
Conserve Light

Sec that All unnecessary
lights are turned off and
Used only when necessary. In
ruCt the younger ones m the
Family 10 be wstchtul IN this re-
,pect.
Be Johnny on the spot with
stains. Don't let them stand for
days. they set and become very
difficult To remove. We have 70
care for good linens these days
they're not easy 10 replace.
DO the mendinC after the
washing and ironing is done
Don't put anything away with a
tiny hole showing -. or one
button needed It's the tiny
holes that catch and cause COM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-01

so EVERYDAY pot holder
TINS merry bird cage with us
yellow SongStef appIqued to a
blue background
For Mr. Canary You have an
actual size pattern Cut your
bid oui of a piece af heavy
percale but cut hlm slightly
larger than the pattern for his
edges VIII need 20 bc turned
under before he's apphQucd
To q o this tuning-undcr
neatly and easily crease the
pcrcaic over >tl0 paper which
you've cui the size and shape OF
the finished bird
Now applique The pcrCale bird
10 the front OF your pot holder.
Both front and back can be
shaped from two pieces OF per
Gale each about ~ inches
square
Full directions Tor these and
other attractive gifts are given
m our iO-page booklet New
Ideas for Handmade Gifts Has
81 gifts IN all includlng an
Early American decorated tray,
Greenwich Village napkin clips,
apphqncd bag and LbeH $et (
each lovely and well within
your budget
Send FIFTEEN CENTS I'M
COINS for tins hooklct 20 The
Detroit Times Home Institute.
l225 Times square Detroit
Mich Please write plainly yohr
namc address and title NJ
booklet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-01
Make Purse String Menus
Tasty and Attractive
nv PRUDENCE PENNY

plete destruction ~ garment
or piece N bedding
Plan vUuT work 50 that YOU
can not only manage the homo
efficiently. but take-par' N Red
Cross and civilian defense &C.
uvltY. with time lef' 10 rela>
with your family IN this new
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-01
c sIcium Needed

Like the average diet il con-
taInS enough protein sugar
starch and TAT. But 81 is lack
INK ~ calcium and Nuamn> \.
81 and G.
We used 10 call calcium lime
and though of il mainly as
material for bones and teeth
But Sufficient calcium lu the
diet is extremely important TO
healthy nerves. And TIN, is cci-
ta.uly a time for nervous sta
bIIty.
In England il has been found
thar The increased consumption
Of milk and dried mills actS as
buffer against shock w have
plenty Of milk over here and
ample stocks of cheese
These are tho best sources of
calcium. Let every adult make
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-01

.NiFCH 2f tn APRiL IN
4 RE s-Ar important period
for you. The start ~ new year
and the consequent planning If
long-rauge program for 1912.
APRH ~ 70 HAI eo
Taurs-A uew cycle.of events
each year brings neW interesting
and al all times difficult assign
men,> Your charming qualities
viii DO much for yol. bat they
must be- backed b. earnest effort
and ,tcucy.
NAY ~ TO J}NE -
Il eBtfHt Maintain CAIN
demeanor with controlled emo
tions after the New Year period.
Swing back, into your schedule
with Scant delay.
IL NJ - To JtLY -
CaHcer Business ami financial
matters can be affected adversely
unless YOU exercise careful rea-
soning and forcthought Carry
he battle % yoUr opponent, for
mr. - no .I "''E' u.s.
man = 90 van 'a'' s'''''" k"'''
INK on enN'
~ ~ - TO AZ ~ ST -
Leo ne aftermath oi the
holiday mood may leave yol IN
dreamy and unamh,uous frame
Of mind. Revert back 20 YOUR
% "a a self - clear thnNng,
sure-Stepplne capable producer.
ATG ~ TO SEPT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-01

The inexpensive small rcfug-
orator dishes available locally
wll help not only IN saving
small amounts NJ food but also
conSerN refrigerator space
These come IN sets of two small
containers and one larger A..
wth covers Set aside one for
fruits another for vegetables
and possibly a third for frm, or
vegetable juices
Purchase food for week :
meals. Don't hoard. bat do keep
The cupboard well stocked. You II
he surprised at the amount you
can save by taking advantage oi
weekend sales and buying TOR
several days rather than one.
Defrost your refrigerator once
a week. or As soon aS the frost
appears 10 ne 1. mon thick ON
The unit Ifli Is allowed 10 stand
for = longer length of time, the
box w1ll not be cooled as eff
GENTLY and more electricity Will
bc used
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-01
Remember This

Ina going to- believe TINS
and I'm going 10 Try 10 show
that belief IN every word
speak every move ! make. Sure
10 have many moment OF
secret doubt and despair.
Bat when they come. III try
to remember the words Of that
frantic father who brought his
stricken son 10 Christ. pleading
Tor healing.
Jesus said unto him, II thou
can>t believe. all things are pos
Slble 10 him that believeth
And StralghfWay the father or
the child cried out and said with
tears. Lord ! believe help Thou
mine uuhclrf.
! snail have faith TINS year.
And If my faith should some
times fal'or God help Thou
mine unbcllet This is my new
year prayer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-01
HOROSCOPE By 5 5.3,ss'
Loot the Section Your Birthday H. and Find What
laAr OuL-oaA T. Accordna 10 ne .slaLa.
.NlRCH Il - ArRIL d

Far F0doH Jor~o,g ?.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-01

Linn Promote important iu-
tereSt. vigorously Don't proc
crastinAte Forget pcrson ]
issues 20 carrying out your essen
tial duties with dispatch and
hncSSe. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-01

Scoypio 49, Proceed once again
quietly competent 10 fulfill your
routine according 20 your obliga-
tons. Try new methods. II prac-
teal Listen eagerly 20 WISE ad-
vice from others really I'm the
know
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-31
Air Raid Drill Conducted For
Ypsilanti School Children

enable location OF a child immedi-
ately following a drill warning.
Some form OF manually operated
air raid warning signal will have
10 be devised. Principal Wiltse ex-
plains. This would be used IL the
electrically controlled system failed
TO operate.
School officials have been study
ing air raid warning plans careful
ly after receiving instructions from
the federal government. Michigan
Council Of Defense and state de-
partment OF public instruction.
Wednesday, as a preliminary drill
three short bells for a fire drill
were sounded and students filed out
Of classes in an ORDERLY quiet man
ner as they did today during the
air raid drill.
officials expect next week to send
parents instructions or air raid
drills.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-31

A trial air raid drill to determine
student reaction was conducted at
Ypsilanti High and Central Grade
Schools Friday.
Following the sounding OF an
electrically controlled siren and hve
bells the high school students filed
into the auditorium and grade pu-
pills into the gymnasium. High
School Principal Norris G. Wiltse
talked TO high school pupils and ex-
planned air raid drills while Grade
Principal Jack Lockwood spoke of
similar duties TO grade children.
School officials have been consid-
ering placing students in the safest
places in the building. Because
the building is exposed and has a
great deal Of glass 1t would be ad-
visale to prepare, teachers believe,
a master plan in which each Of the
1900 children in tho school will be
given a definite position to take
during an air raid drill. This would
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-31
Knights of Pythias,
Sisters Entertained

About 100 Knights Of Pythias.
Pythian Sisters and friends enjoyed
a pleasant evening at the Pythian
cooperative supper. entertainment
and dance In Castle Hall, Friday
evening. After supper at 7 o'clock,
entertainment was provided by the
Ypsilanti Rangers, Miss Phyllis
Schoolmaster and Robert Day, who
played a group of selections on Ha-
waiian guitars. Recitations were
given by Jacob Bonnet.
The remainder OF the evening was
spent dancing with music provided
by an old time orchestra from Dun
dee Pythian Lodge. A collection Of
dimes amounting to $ll.10 for the
President, was taken.
Announcements included the regu-
lar meeting OF Queen City Lodge,
Monday night, and another meeting
Of the Princes Of Syracuse. when
they will organize and elect officers,
Tuesday night.
Committee for the very enjoyable
party was Ralph Mcdonald, Forrest
Teftt, Roland Drake and Rober
Masters. More Of the parties will be
held during the winter.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-31
Talent Night Conducted
For Woodruff Community

The Musical Marvels, colored
Ypsilanti High School chorus, di.
rected by Mrs. Olive Kersey OPP
ened the talent night program at
Woodruff School Friday night
with several selections.
Other entertainment during the
evening included Virginia Frent-
ner. tap dance accompanied on the
piano by Miss Betty Elzinga;
Marilyn Newhouse. ballet. accom-
panied by her brother. Dom. on
the accordian; Madge Starr, aero
batic tap; Leland Randall. trum-
pet solo; Rose Mary Throop and
Elsie Barth, piano solos; and
Gwendolyn Myers, a%ccordian solo.
Two motion pictures In techni-
and The Star Spangled Banner,
color, America Builds Boats"
were shown.
Another talent show will be in
conjunction with the Hobby Show
March 27.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-31
Lambda Chi Omega
Sorority Entertains
Guests at Meeting.

lambda Chi Omega Sorority had
Mrs. Henrietta Ingrams, Corners
VILE. Ind. national vice president,
Mrs. Rhue Fosdick and Mrs. I've
Rankin. Pontiac Chapter, and Miss
Magdalen Blum. patroness. as v.si-
tors at their inspection meeting and
dinner in Charles McKenny Hall.
Friday evening.
The inspection was conducted by
Mrs. Ingram and candidates were
initiated.
Mrs. w. o. Allen presided at the
business meeting and appointed
committees for the state convention
to be in Charles McKenny Hall. Mar.
is. This chapter will be hostess to
the Detroit and Ann Arbor chap
tiers. Committees are Mrs. Walter
Gaskell, general chairman, Mrs.
Allen; Mrs. Max Bronson, Mrs.
Charles Chandler, Miss Helen Leh-
man. menu; Miss Dorothy Baker,
chairman, Mrs. Paul Mass, Miss
Marion Johnson, Miss Leona Hub
bell, Mrs. James Luebke, Mrs.
James Roy, Miss Media Daisher,
Miss jeanne Cuppens. Miss Maxine
Wilbur. Miss Margaret Grader. dec
orations; Miss Florence Ennis.
Miss Isabel Washburn, Miss Arlene
Feather, program; Miss Ruth Geer,
Miss Faye Baker. registration; Miss
Marion Ebeling, Miss Mabel Marsh,
entertainment; Miss Irene Hines,
Miss Helen McCalla, reception:
Miss Grader, publicity; Miss Lucille
Lonskey, Mrs. Glenn Lunt, Mrs. Gay.
lord Marshall, invitations and res
ervations; Miss Dorothy Dunlap.
Miss Harriet Knowles, Mrs. Archie
Camp. Miss Sally Brown, Mrs.
Charles Lonskey, Miss Marion
Stadtmiller, Miss Pauline Daisher,
favors.
Miss Shirley Horton. Pontiac. was
initiated by the local chapter into
the Pontiac chapter. Miss Horton
was unable to be present when
the class OF seven Pontiac candi.
dates were initiated here. Jan. Z.
The next business meeting Of the
local chapter will be Mar. 2.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-31
Aliens Will be
Ordered Out of
Western Areas
Biddle Sets Feb. "a
as Deadline

Washington. Jan. Sup The
Justice Department, in q move to
prevent espionage and fifth column
activity similar to that preceding
Pearl Harbor. has set in motion
a plan to remove the 10000 enemy
aliens residing in eight far western
states.
Attorney General Francis Biddle
has ordered japanese, German and
italian aliens out of two areas in
San Francisco and Los Angeles
by Feb. "a. Friday he designated
QoIQA WoII sBsIs. IsuoJlIppp II
they will be evicted by Feb. Is,
and within a few days will apply
the restrictions to several more sec
lions Of the West.
Chairman Martin Dies, D., Tex,
OF the House Committee on un.
American activities, who in a
House speech two days ago pre-
dicted a tragedy on the West
Coast that will make Pearl Harbor
sink into insignihcance," endorsed
the Justice Departments action.
He added, however, that some
means must be devised for dealing
with naturalized Germans and TIA
lians who have been active in Nazi
and Fascist activities on the Paci-
hc Coast.
The Dies Committee. 1t was learn
ed, plans to report to the House
shortly that 1t turned over to the
State and Justice Departments and
the armed forces last fall impress
sive" evidence that Japan was pre-
pairing for a lightning attack on
Pearl Harbor. The committee was
said to have obtained the evidence
from a former Japanese consular
agent who had been stationed in
Hawaii.
The Dies Committee report will
warn-unless 1t is changed in view
Of the Justice Departments action
that conditions exist on the West
Coast o r.[ranother Pearl Harbor"
at San FrApcisco or Los Angeles.
The committee had planned TO urge
that immediate steps be taken to
remove enemy aliens from the West
Coast.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-31
Patriotic Spirit
Revealed at Dance

An impressive ceremony depict
ing the patriotic spirit OF Y~psilanti
High School students and alumni
was conducted at a dance in the
gymnasium Friday night.
Following the grand march at 10
p. m. while couples were still in
formation, a pledge of allegiance TO
the flag vas given. A trumpet play
er in the orchestra then played
taps.
Besides flags. a number OF signs
in red, white and blue we're posted.
These were large Tvs" for Victory
and slogans Buy Stamps and
Bonds and Remember Pearl Har-
bor."
Faculty members and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Lynn Houck, representing
the board OF education. were chap
erons.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-31
ADDED
To MUSIC CLUB

Music Club members held a very
enjoyable banquet and initiation of
new members Friday evening In
Charles McKenny Hall.
Charles A. Sink. president Of the
University Musical Society at Ann
Arbor, spoke to the group telling
them interesting facts about the
artists who appear on the Choral
Union Concert Series In Ann Ar
Dor every year.
The freshman students were hon
orary guests and formally became
members Of the club at this meet
ing. Miss Phyllis Griggs, Pom
tiac, gave the welcome to the fresh
men and Miss Betty Quinn, Detroit,
responded.
Miss Retta Charter, Cass City,
played an excellent piano solo.
Those present enjoyed group
singing led by John Huffman. Je-
rome, chairman.
Worth Mallory, Otsego. presi-
dent OF the club, was POSTMASTER.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-31
Fine Points in Bridge
BY SHEPARD BARCLAY

Several pairs got into 6-Clubs
however, in the nationals at Rich.
mond, Va, some making ii and
some failing. All got leads other
than diamonds, for the obvious
reason that nobody likes to un-
derlead a king. 1t was a trump or
a heart in these cases. Those who
went for the extra trick by drop
ping trumps. then trying to run
hearts, found the suit failing to
break. Lacking a re-entry then to
the dummy. they had to lose q
spade and a diamond, and so were
set.
Only one declarer was caught in
the act Of making a safety play
for his contract, in gratitude for
his lucky lead, which was the
heart ]. He won that in dummy,
took three high club tricks and
then led a second round Of hearts.
letting West win II. After return
OF the spade 5 to the 10, J and A,
he was able to run the rest Of the
hearts and discard both the spade
and the diamond losers in ex-
change for the one heart he had
given up. That gave him top score
on the deal. most emphatically
top. as he was not IN 6-Clubs but
6-No Trumps after almost the
same bidding as landed so many
pairs in 6-Clubs or 6-Hearts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-31
Tires Left Over After
Month 90 Into Pool

Final January meeting OF the
Washtenaw County Rationing
Board Friday night resulted in the
issuance of 10 permits to purchase
22 new tires and tubes.
or these, IL tires and 15 tubes
constituted a depletion of the
county's January quota, the re-
naming tires and tubes being OF
obsolete sizes. Totals Of 80 tires
and tubes for passenger. cars and
light trucks and 112 tires and So
tubes for trucks and buses will be
left in the Michigan pool, as re-
mainders Of any months quotas con
not be carried over into the follow
ing months rationing.
The county board, Mrs. Luella
Smith, chairman, announced, has a
February qouta Of so tires and 43
tubes for passenger cars, motorcy-
cles and light trucks, and 11s tires
and 202 tubes for trucks and buses.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-31

In the Chapel OF the Women's
League. Ann Artor. this afternoon
at 3 o'clock, Dr. Frederick S. Good
rich, Albion College. will ofticiate
at the marriage Of Miss Ruth Yer
nellie Reynolds, daughter OF Hardie
L. Reynolds. Albion. and OF the late
Mrs. Reynolds. and Willi1m h.
Anger. Jr.. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. Anger, Sr..
Royal Oak. Palms. ferns and
candelabga will be grouped ef'
iectiyely around the altar. The
bride Will be attended by her sister.
Mrs. Barton T. Forster, Battle
Creek, as m,trcn OF honor, and Nj.
Arger's brother. John Anger, Royal
Oak, will serve as best man. The
nshers will be Byron E. Reynolds.
Jackson. brother OF the bride, d..
Burton T. Foster, Battle Creek
Jay Blaine ana JACK Krail, Detroit
The traditional wedding marches
will be played OF the orsan by Miss
MABEL He.r.ck. Detroit.
The bride will wear a suit OF pas
tel clue with turf accessories and a
co~sage OF orchids. Mrs. Forster's
costume will be a teige suit with
q gardenia co-s1ge.
A reception will follow in the
Ethel Fountain Hussey lounge for
* guazfe Mrs Charles Y Cleary.
sister OF the bride. will act as mis-
tress Of &c emonies. The table will
be decorated with a three-tlered
wedding cake. and huckleberry
sprays, with a low bowl OF white
roses tlsnked by candles as a cen
te-piece. Later M and Mrs. Anger
will leave on a wedding trip 10
Chicago. They viii reside in De
troit.
Mrs. Anger is a graduate OF AL
bion and Cleary Colleges and is a
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-31
Calendar of Social Events
MONDAY

MONDAY
Past Matrons Association OF Order OF Eastern Star, 2 o'clock,
Charles McKenny Hall
Queen City Lodge number 1877 Knights OF Pythias, s o'clock, K. P.
Hall
Circle three of Baptist women's Union. 1880. with Mrs. Albert
Thayer.
Ypslanti Chapter Order OF DeMolay. s o'clock. Masonic Temple
lodge room.
Monday Whist Club. 2:so. with Miss Jessie swaine.
Arbeiter Verein, 80. Arbeiter Hall.
Girl Scouts: troop six, 7 o'clock. Literary Club House; troop 1S,
ST John; troop l6, 4 o'clock. Harriet; troop IS, 2:30, Central
School
Ypsilani Male Chorus. s o'clock. Ypsranti High School lunch
room.
Madrigal Singers Club of Ypsilsnti High School, 1880, in music
room.
Musical Marvels Of Ypsnanti High School, 80, in music room.
Red Cross sewing and knitting, 9 to 4 and 7 to 10 o'clock, Welch
Hall. room five.
DR.. Allen A. Stockdale lecture sponsored by Ypsianti Federation
OF Womens Clubs, s o'clock, Ypslanti High School auditorium.
Auxiliary, Veterans OF F7reign Wars, meets from l:3C to 4 with
Mrs. c. A. Toes. - Campbell Ave. Visitors welcome.
Garden Club Board meeting, cafeteria supper, $50, before regular
meeting. Charles McKenny Hall. Follow with Valentine party.
Gardening as a Civic and Community Interest, DR. H. E Laing.
Roll Call.
Methodist Board OF Education. :: 80 7. m.
TUESDAY
YpsiIanti Grange will meet at noon with Mrs. John Riggs and Mrs.
Jack Wuloughby, College Place.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-31
to Raise
Funds For Blind

The Washtenaw Chapter OF the
Michigan Federation OF the Blind
will plan a benefit dance IN March
this year In the Masonic Temple
in Ann ArboT.
Members Of the organization come
from this city and Ann Arbor, and
meet with Harry futile, this city,
with Wayne Dickens, Ann Arbor,
presiding.
Pending legislation on needed
benefits for the olind, an adequate
pension for the blinded and a better
social position are-objectives for
the club. AS It is now, the financial
position OF the club does not admit
OF members taking part in social
activities.
By paying a membership OF 81 a
year any person can become a mem.
Der OF the club.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-31
Wright, Four,
Celebrates Birthday

Master Daniel Walter Wright's
fourth birthday was delightfully."- eel
ebrated Friday afternoon when his
mother entertained nine OF his little
friends, who were accompanied by
their mothers. Master Danny's two
gran mothers, Mrs. W. J. Strans
and Mrs. Levi Wright. were also in
the party.
The little folks played with their
hosts many toys and. with gaily-
colored balloons. and then
served ice cream and cup cakes
with pink and blue frosting. each
bearing a tiny candle. Favors were
pink and blue cups filled with nuts
and candy and wrapped in cello
phane. Master Danny received many
pretty gifts.