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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-14
MISS TOOZE WE'D
TO PVT. YOAKAM

Mr.. and Mrs. Otis A. Tooze an
nounce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter Joan Marie which took place
Saturday in Norman, Okla, to Pvt.
Raymond Yoakam, son OF Mrs
Elizabeth Yoakam Of this city. Rev.
T. n. Weeks, rector OF Goodrich
Memorial Church, OBLIGATED with
Miss Joyce Delbridge OF Norman
as bridesmaid and Pvt. Richard
Blystad. New Orleans. as best man.
The bride was attired in a gown
OF ivory crepe, street length, and a
small tan pillbox hat and her flow
ers were white and pink sweet
peas and Talisman roses. Miss Del
bridge wore a blue gown with pink,
white and blue sweet peas.
Mrs. Yoakam Is q graduate OF
Ypsilanti High School and was a
student at Cleary College. While
Mr.. Yoakam is busy with school
work his wife will be engaged In
Marine Ornance School in the Of
flee OF the Marine base. Mr.. Yoak.
am has been moved only recently
from San Diego to Norman where
he and Mrs. Yoakam are living at
209 Emelyn st.
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Twentieth Anniversary

Today marks the twentieth ami.
versary OF when Ralph y. Conrad,
324 Oak ST., better known to his
fellow workmen as Little Bill, -
came from Henry County, o., to
work at the Central Specially Com
pany. where he has since remained
At that time the narrow Hay Press
building and a storehouse were all
the buildings, and Mr.. Lonskey, {.
Tully waiting and Mrs. Ruth Tow
Ter McCarberry were the entire
office force, with Roy Connolly,
with whom Mr.. Conrad had worked
in a Bryan, O.. factory. as boss.
Wages then were $3.50 for a six
day week. Mr.. Conrad is a grind
ing and inspection worker but dur
ing the depression did maintenance
and numerous other tasks and Is
an authority on the construction
and other engagements in the plant
during the twenty years.
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New Officers For Year Elected by Methodist Church Circles

Number nine met at Gilbert
House and elected Mrs. Fred Carly.
president; Mrs. George Worden,
vice president; Mrs. Alden Bene-
dict, secretary: Mrs. A. A. Bedell,
treasurer. During the afternoon the
members hemmed one dozen towels
and six dish cloths, which were
given for use at Gilbert House.
The next meeting. which will be
the last one will be cooperative
luncheon June 10 at the home o.
Mrs. Leroy Lewis.
Officers elected at the meeting OF
circle ten at the home OF Mrs. Nir.
gil Shafer are Mrs. Bruce Rora-
bacher, leader; Mrs. Mary Lennert.
vice leader: Mrs. Elizabeth Pepper.
treasurer. reelected; Mrs. Dorothy
Fugate, secretary:
This circle will be hostesses for
next W.S.C.S. meeting. June 3,
at the church. One new name. Mrs.
Robert Conley, was accepted for
membership. In June the circle will
meet for cooperative luncheon al
the home Of Mrs. Russell Hanlon
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Fine Points in Bridge
BY SHEPARD BARCLAY

complished q purpose. getting
North out Of spades. an important
factor in the alternative play.
After taking his A on the sec
ond trick. East ran five clubs and
three diamonds. carefully watch
ing the discards. Hearts were put
by South on the last three clubs.
and when South followed to the A.
X and @ Of diamonds, East reck.
oned that he had clear count on
that defender. Rating him at Ave
spades for the overcall he mada
plus two clubs and three heart
left him only the three diamond
he had used. Consequently Nortl
must have the diamond ] remain.
ing.
So the diamond s was led.
North having to win with the
and then lead into the combina-
ton heart tenace, so that both the
Q and A took tricks.
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Mary Martha Group
Has Mothers Proqram

A Mothers Day program was
the chief feature at the meeting OF
the Mary Martha Society at the
Emmanuel Lutheran Church. Miss
Betty Fenker rendered a solo,
Dear Little Mother" and other
Mothers Day hymns were sung.
Poems were read by Mrs. George
Daschner. Mothers as Builders"
Mrs. Albert Esslinge-. "A Home
Altar Unto the Lord and Mrs.
Lillian Root. Building the Home
Altar"
AT the business meeting life
membership in the Women's Mis-
sionary Federation was presented
to Mrs. Henry Helzermann. which
was gift from her children, Carl
Helzerman and Mrs. Fred Lau, Jr.
II was voted to send SIS to the New
Guinea Commissary, IS to the Luth.
eran Charities in Detroit and $40
for the Lutheran World Action. IL
was decided to have the annual
India Lace offering at the Mothers
and Daughters evening Friday, May
81.
Mrs. Hugo Fenker was elected
delegate to the Southern Michigan
group meeting at Truth Church in
Detroit, May IS.
Decision was made to have a
kitchen shower the first week in
June at the home OF Mrs. George
Daschner for the new E. Ypsilanti
home for the missionary workers,
Sisters Margaret Fry and Margar-
ct Schneider.
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Serving Their Country

Swikoski from Camp Livingston
La, and Pvt. Frederick Swikoski
from Fort Riley. Kan, who will
spend their furloughs here. The
three sisters, all OF Yusilanti, ara
Mrs. BENJAMIN Laurain, Jr., Mrs.
Hillard Zeininger, and Mrs. Ivan
Egbert; the brother. Raymond
Swikoski, Milan and the other
member Of the family, Mrs. Fred
erick Swikoski.
w. H. Boutell has received word
that his grandson, Pvt. Vincent l..
Helm, OF Chelsea. is now located in
Syracuse, y. Y. He entered service
in December and was assigned to
the railway division OF the Coast
Artillery at Fort Hancock, New Jer-
sey. One OF eight chosen for a SER
les OF tests. he passed the second
highest in the group and was sent
to Syracuse University, Syracuse,
N. Y, for course in engineering.
Thomas Holdridge. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. z. H. Holdridge, who en-.
listed in the Marines several
months ago, has been ordered 20
report Wednesday to begin his boot
training at San Diego, Calf.
Walter Andrews. who before en-.
tering the service was employed at
the Ford generator plant here, Is
stationed at Fitzsimmons General
Hospital. Denver, Colo. He is with
the Medical Technlcian Depart
ment.
Stewart B. Wetherald has been
indicted into the Army by Oakland
County draft board No. 9.
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Groups Conduct Last Regular
Business Meetings Until Fall

The ten circles Of the Methodist
Woman's Society Of Christian Sery.
ice elected officers for the ensu-
ing year. at their last regular bust
ness meetings until fall, Thursday
afternoon. Announcement vas
made OF the canning demonstration
TO be conducted by Mrs. Robert
Hershey, nutrition specialist from
Michigan State College. May is al
the Ypsilanti High School lunch
room.
An article written by Or. J. Van
Buskirk, missionary in Korea. ell
titled 'All one Blood was read
al each OF the circle meetings.
Circle one met with Mrs. Frank
Thayer and elected officers for the
new year, Mrs. Clarence Sanderson.
leader; Mrs. Harvey Holmes. vice
leader; Mrs. Earl Campbell. secre-
tary; Mrs. Minnie Snidecor. treas
urer. Twenty-one Red Cross hours
were reported. Announcement was
made OF the Navy Mothers Club.
Blue Jacket silver tea. June al
the Ladies' Literary Club house.
Eight members and one guest. Mrs.
Hackney Nicholson, were present.
The next meeting, June 10, will
he cooperative luncheon al the
home OF Mrs. Earl Campbell
New officers for circle two. which
met with Mrs. Clarence Pfeiifer,
are Mrs. VI. ]. Lewis. leader; Mrs.
Morris Seiple, vice leader; Mrs.
LLOYD Walters, treasurer: Mrs. j.
Vail Throop secretary.
A prayer For the Children OF
Today" written by a missionary in
China was read by Mrs. ]. Vail
Throop. For the musical program,
an arrangement OF ave Maria" By
Gounod, for the violin. was played
by Miss Elizabeth Pfeiffer. She was
accompanied by Miss Evelyn Lap
pinen al the piano.
Delicious refreshments were
served the 10 members present, by
the hostess.
The next meeting. June 10, will
be a picnic at the home OF Mrs.
Frank Lobban.
Circle three had a silver tea at
the home OF Mrs. Luman Seamans,
the proceeds were TO go to the VS..
C.S. At brief business meeting a
nominating committee was APP
pointed. Mrs. E. Sinclair. Mrs. Es.
telle Holley. and Mrs. F. NJ. Green
street. It was decided TO have a pic.
mic at Recreation Park In June. In
case OF rain II will be at the home
OF Mrs. Howard Helfrich.
A program OF music and read
ings followed. Mrs. W. W. Youngs'
songs were two Negro spirituals.
''Steal Away" and Somebody's
Calling My Name" and Mother
Machree." Mrs. Seamans gave two
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Miss Betty Bray Married in
Beautiful Church Ceremony

an eight day turlough from Camp
Claiborne, La.
The couple were attended by Mr..
and Mrs. Marius Hewitt. only a
few private friends and the imme-
date families we're present.
The bride was given by her
father and was dressed in a cocoa
brown suit with matching acces.
sories. A eorsage OF gardenias was
worn by the brides attendant
Sweet peas were worn by the moth
ers OF the bride and groom.
Pvt. Thornton will return TO
Camp Claiborne. al the end Of the
week and the bride to her work
in Toledo at present.
Out OF city guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Bray and Mr.. and
Mrs. Preston Duesler, Toledo, and
Mrs. Ray Carter, Dearborn.
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SIDE CIRCLE
AIDS WORLD ACTION

At the meeting OF the West Side
Circle OF the Dorcas Society o. the
Lutheran Church, Thursday evening
at the home OF Mrs. Carl Scheft-
Ter, Jr., it was voted to give a sum
OF SIS to Lutheran World Action.
The rummage sale. in charge Of
Mrs. Walter Gaacke and Mrs. Ray
mond Stokes, was announced fol-
next Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. George Daschner, vice presi-
dent, conducted the meeting in the
absence OF Mrs. Donald Levitt
president. Mrs. Stokes read Psalm
81. Eleven members and one vist
tor, Mrs. Gerald Scheffler, were
present. Mrs. Carl Wesenberg was
co.hostess.
At the close OF the meeting Mrs
Wesen berg was presented with a
gift OF a bathinette from the cir
Gle. Games were played and prizes
awarded the winners.
Refreshments were served by
the hostesses. Mrs. Leon Gibson
will be hostess for the June 10
meeting.
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ST. UUKE'S LEAGUE
ENTERTAINS AT TEA

ST. Luke's League OF Women en-
tertained al tea for st. Luke's Aux
ilisry Guild at the home OF Mrs.
Edward Sweet, Thursday afternoon
following the regular business meet
ing Of the league.
Mrs. J. c. Burnett presided and
invited the league and guild TO a
picnic at her home in June. Further
plans will be made later.
From an attractiyely appointed
tea table, the large group Of women
were served tea with Mrs. R. j.
Stephens, president, and Miss Ida
Clark. vice president OF the guild,
pouring.
The committee for the tea was
Mrs. William Snyder. Mrs. Harry
Stevens, Mrs. Frank Purcell. Mrs.
Joseph Thompson, Mrs. r. l.
Seine and Mrs. Bradley Harris.
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PRESBYTERIANS
SERVE BREAKFAST

A delightful May breakfast was
served TO 90 members OF group two
OF the Presbyterian Womens
Union and two visitors, Mrs. Ray
mon Bair and Mrs. Victor Wilson.
Thursday morning at 1880 at the
home Of Mrs. ]. Warren Cakes. The
guests were served breakfast at
small tables centered with spring
flowers. Miss Suzanne Cakes sang
sweetly two songs, Prayer Per-
feet" and "A Little Prayer
At a brief business meeting it
was voted to purchase So yards Of
toweling for the Needlework Guild.
Mrs. c. E. Oldager was assistant
hostess.
The next meeting, June 10, will
be at the home Of Mrs. Frank
Lyon.
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Altar Society Has
Successful Luncheon

The May meeting OF the Altar
Society Of st. Johns Catholic
Church followed a successful lunch
con in the church auditorium,
Thursday afternoon. An announce
meut vas made by Miss Blanche
Emory Of the canning demonstra'
ton for the Red Cross to be in the
Ypsilanti High School lunch room,
May IS at 2:l5.
After the brief business meeting.
Fr. John Bradley. with the assist.
ance Of FIR. j. Breakey, gave dry
Mass. Fr. Brady explained the diff
ferent prayers, their origin and
meaning.
The next meeting Of the society
will be June Il.
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D. OF y. V. TENTS
NAME DELEGATES

Martha A. Beach Tent Daughters
OF Union Veterans elected dele
gates to the Department convention
to be in Lansing. June IS and 10,
at Thursday nights meeting at G..
A. R. Hall, Mrs. Pearl Raymond.
president. was elected first dele.
gate and Mrs. Rae Litchard, alter
nate. 1t was decided to postpone
the rummage sale scheduled for
this month, till fall.
The next social meeting, May 81.
will be in charge OF Mrs. A. n. Burd,
Mrs. Minnie Snidecor and Mrs. Car.
rie Breining.
Mrs. Carl Furtney and daughter
Marilyn have gone to spend the
week end with Pvt. Donald Furtney
at Camp Leonard Wood. Mo.
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Second Lieutenant Robert NJ.
Limpus. 1851 Washtenaw Rd., has
been assigned to the Army Air
Forces Preflight School (Pilot) OF
The San Antonio, Texas, Aviation
Cadet Center. Lieutenant Limpus,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. OFT Limpus,
attended the University Of Chicago
and Northwestern University and
holds three degrees, an A. B.. NJ. A.,
and Phi. D. In civilian life he
worked as a college teacher. Lieu
tenant Limpus was commissioned
in the Air Corps on March 4, l943.
Before going TO the Cadet Center,
he was stationed at Miami Beach,
Fla.
Pvt. Mathew NJ. Meyer, 1884
Holmes Rd., was promoted to the
grade OF private first class this
week and enrolled in the huge B-24
Liberator mechanics school at
Keesler Field, Miss. Private Mey-
er's promotion, and his selection
for technical training, we're results
OF the high scores he received in
Army mechanical aptitude tests.
John Rudd, son OF Mrs. Carolyn
Rudd, Jackson, who was employed
by A. Z. Rumberger here prior 10
entering the armed services, is now
stationed in Fort Lewis. Washing
ton for six months engineering
training.
A happy reunion OF two soldier
brothers. who have not seen each
other for year, together with an
other brother and three sisters,
and the wife of one OF the soldiers,
is taking place here, with the ar
rival OF Pvt. First Glass Mitchell
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Of Social Events
TODAY

TODAY
Wesco Workers class business
party o'clock at the church. Postponed week
Rebekahs district number dinner
Church: evening session O'Clock Woodruff School
Ainsley Meeness Junior Club Womens Relief
GAR. Hall.
Endurance class Baptist Church day meeting at home OF
Mrs A. Gleason luncheon followed by
meeting.
Phoenix Lodge number A NJ special
7:30 Masonic Temple lodge room
Meeting Of junior hosteses Legion Club
Legion Home, 1880 hear It. Hudgens, the
WAAC.
Meeting OF patriotic groups Board
plans Memorial Day
SATURDAY
Ypsiant Child Study Club
Charles McKenny
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REPORTS ON FLOODS GIVEN

Lansing, Mich, May IA The
State Highway Department report.
ed that several sections OF high.
ways were flooded Thursday in La
peer, st. Clair. Wayne and Macomb
Counties. In Lapeer, M-1s1 was I'M
der water at Thornville. South of
M-lSl, MA also was flooded. Water
was over US-25 south OF Lexington
and over M-51 north OF Carsonville
in Sanilac County. In ST. Clair
County, US-25 was under water near
Port Huron, M.29 near Marysville
and M-146 In Port Huron: In Wayne
County, M-153 was closed at two
places, and in Macomb County por-
tons OF US-25 and M-97 were under
water.
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OFFICERS INSTALLED
BY BAPTIST WOMEN

A program OF readings and music
followed the business meeting OF
the Baptist Women's Union, when
the new officers were installed
Thursday evening in the social
hall OF the church.
Mrs. Leroy Thayer was appoint
ed to work with the music commit
tee 10 select robes for the junior
choir. Mrs. Harold Badger presided
and Mrs. Paul Tower led the deyo-
tions, reading Psalm q and the
Ten Commandments.
The union and circle officers in
stalled by Rev. William R. Shaw
are Mrs. Badger. president OF the
Union; Mrs. Herbert Renton. vice
president; Mrs: Charles Alban, sec
rotary; Mrs. Robert Christian, cor
responding secretarr; Mrs. Frank
Huff. treasurer; circle one. Mrs.
Burnie Rossbach, vice president;
Mrs. Dan Ohlinger. secretary; Mrs.
l.. E. Paupst, treasurer; circle two.
Mrs. Alvin Anderson, president;
Mrs. Charles Smith, vice president;
Mrs. Mack Evey. treasurer; Mrs.
Alban, secretary; circle three, Mrs.
Harley Schock, president; Mrs. F.
F. Easing. vice president; Mrs.
Jack Coxford, secretary; Mrs. Har-
ny Williams. treasurer.
Mrs. Clifford Schreiner. visitor,
announced the Blue Jacket silver
tea, sponsored by the Huron Navy
Mothers Club, June at the Liter
airy club house, from 2 to $3.50.
Mrs. Anderson is chairman Of the
Council Of Church Women silver
tea to be at the Baptist Church,
June /.
The committee to arrange for
sending girls from the church to
camp this summer at Brighton, is
Mrs. Esther Whan, Mrs. Earl Hub
bard and Mrs. Ohlinger. 1t was
voted to send the president and
secretary of the union to a work
ers' conference in Hillsdale this
summer.
The president appointed her COM
mittees for the year, Mrs. Warren
Jackson and Mrs. Paul Tower, pro-
gram; Mrs. Leroy Thayer, Chris
tian citizens ship; Mrs. Arthur Fer
guson. Christian friendliness; Mrs.
Acie Dodge, devotions; Mrs. Har-
ley Schock, and Mrs. Fred Easing.
finance; Mrs. Mack Evey, flow
ers; Mrs. Milford Osburn, hostess;
Mrs. ]. R. Schill, literature; Mrs.
Lawrence lager, membership;
Mrs. Glenn Ridenour, missionary;
Mrs. Alonzo Miller and Mrs. Carl
Glow, Needlework Guild; Mrs. An.
derson, prayer group: Mrs. Dan
Patch, White Cross; Mrs. Alonzo
Miller, music; Mrs. Renton, Mrs.
John Granger, Mrs. Charles Smith.
Mrs. Leona Lowe, welfare; Mrs.
Shaw, soldiers boxes.
For the program, Kenneth Kra-
mer explained about the organiza-
ton OF Cub Dens, for boys from 3
10 ~ years in the church.
Mrs. Clifford Schreiner, a visitor.
entertained with two readings en-
titled Creation" and I'VE Are
Proud" also the Americans Greed.
Miss Martha Norris, student secre-
tary, sang Danish Folk song and
Mrs. Schill Dwell in My Heart
At the close OF the evening. re-
freshments were served from lace
covered table in the ladies' parlor.
The committee vas Mrs. Ohllnger,
Mrs. Thayer and Mrs. Ettie Ashton.
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The Baptist Church was the scene
OF a beautiful but simple wedding
ceremony Wednesday evening a.
8 O'Clock uniting in marriage Miss
Betty Jean Bray. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Bray, Toledo. o.
and Pvt. Robert Edward Thornton.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Thorn.
ton, Pearl ST. The marriage lines
were read by the Rev. William
Shaw. Pvt. Thornton Is home on
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readings by Paul Lawrence Dun
bar and Edgar Guest.
Mrs. Lee y. Brown was re-elect-
ed leader Of circle four which met
at the home OF Mrs. Alex Fox.
other officers are Mrs. G. II. Nun
ger, vice leader, Mrs. Walter
Dixon. secretary; Mrs. Joseph War
ner, treasurer.
For the program, Miss Alexlne
Fox sang two solos. Smiling
Through Tears" and Perfect Day.
She was accompanied at the piano
by Miss susan Eckley. Mrs. F. E.
Darragh read two OF her original
poems, The Mourning Dove and
Rain
Members will meet for a picnic,
June 10.
Last years officers FOR circle five
we're reelected, Mrs. Earl Henry,
leader: Mrs. Paul Burrell, vice
leader: Mrs. Alden Day. secretary;
Mrs. Perry Woodland, treasurer. It
was voted to give sum o. money
TO the W.S.C.S.
The meeting was held at the
home OF Mrs. Fred Spencer.
Number six met at the home OF
Mrs. Howard Fanslow and elected
officers. Mrs. Gerald Kelly leader;
Mrs. Ralph Wagner. vice leader;
Mrs. r. W. Steere. secretary: Mrs.
Lowell Lee, treasurer. Four guests
were present. Mrs. Walter Heyler,
Mrs. Lloyd Barnes. Mrs. y. F. Ken.
adv and Miss Caroline Bowen.
Luncheon committee was Mrs.
Julia Cook. Mrs. Oscar Hermanson,
Mrs. Durand Colts, MIS-. Blake
4gia.
Contributing to the program,
piano solos were played by Joan
Fanslow and Phyllis Kelly. Mrs.
lowell Lee gave reading.
The circle will meet for picnic
late in June.
All old officers were reelected at
the meeting Of circle seven at the
home OF Mrs. Minnie Berg. Officers
are Mrs. Charles Olmstead. leader:
Mrs. CORTLAND Snidecor. vice lead
er; Mrs. John Gatz, treasurer; Mrs.
Ivy Bird, secretary. The afternoon
was spent working for the Red
C"oss.
The next meeting. June 10, will
be a cooperative luncheon at the
home OF Mrs. A. NJ. Wilson.
Circle eight met with Mrs. Harry
Church for a dessert luncheon al
o'clock. The officers elected are
Mrs. J. c. Quackenbush. leader, re-
elected; Mrs. Harry Church. vice
leader: Mrs Ilah sutton, secre-
tary; Miss Maude Carpenter. treas
urer. Two visitors, Mrs. E. ]. Ross.
Clawson, and Mrs. Alice SALISBURY.
Chelsea, were present.
The next meeting will be June
10 with Mrs. Walter Harris.
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THE HIGHEST STAGE
IN MANS COLLECTIVE EVOLUTION

The Revelation of Baha'u'lah, whose supreme mis-
sion is other but the achievement of this organ
c and spiritual unity of the whole body of nations
should. be regarded signalling through its ad-
vent the coming of of the entire human race. 1t
should be reviewed not merely yet another spirit
ual revival in the everchangng fortunes of mankind
not only further stage in a chain of progressive
Revelations, the elimination of one of
series of recurrent prophetic cycles, but rather
marking the last and highest stage in the stupendous
evolution of mans collective life this planet. The
emergence of world community, the consciousness
of world citizenship, the founding of world civi-
cation and culture. should be regarded the
Furthermore limits in the organization of human
ciety though man, individual, WILL nay must
indeed a result of such a contamination, continue
indefinitely to progress and develop.
Shoghi Effendi
Bahai Study and Discussion Meetings on
Monday and Friday evenings at p. m,
at the home of Katherine Lang Faily
at los N. Normal St.
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MISS JUNE SUTTON
RAINBOW ADVISOR

Miss June Sutton was elected
worthy advisor OF the order OF
Rainbow for Girls at Thursday eve
nings meeting in the Masonic Tenn
Pile lodge room. Other officers to
serve for four months are Miss SUI
anne Cakes, associate worthy ad-
visor; Miss Elaine Hunt. charity;
Miss Alta Gable. hope; Miss Mary
Alice Wilbur faith.
Miss Helen Crawford. worthy ad-
visor. presided in the East. A fine
report OF the Grand Assembly in
Detroit, April %. 80 and May / was
given by Miss Crawford who was
elected grand religion and by Miss
Vera Holloway, past worthy advis-
or, who was elected grand repre-
sentative to the state OF California.
The next meeting will be the pub
lie installation OF officers, May 81.
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ONE WAY OR ANOTHER

DON'T YOU get greater kick
out Of doing something yourself
instead Of having somebody else
do it for you? 1t is so with the
taking OF an additional trick.
which was not clearly in sight at
the beginning. If you had tempted
the defenders to make a certain
mistake, and they refused to fall
for the bait. and then you went
ahead and built up a play to
obtain the same result - who
wouldn't rather have that occur?
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ROBERT BORENER
MARKS BIRTHDAY

Master Robert Borener enter
tanned nine OF his friends in cele.
bration OF his seventh birthday a.
his home, Thursday afternoon.
Games were played. after which re-
freshments OF ice cream and birth
day cake were served. Robert re-
cived many nice gifts from his
friends.
The guests were John Frye, Jan.
ice and Patricia Leighton. Dorothy
Shirley. James and Donald Slime.
DUFF, David Sinclair and Basil Har-
rington.