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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13
18TH ANNUAL
JABBERWOCK
GETS READY

Keeping in mind the trend OF
these trying days. Delta Sigma
Theta sorority hopes TO bring
leads OF cheer TO its thousands OF
Detroit friends. and also TO help
some worthy and deserving young
women TO continue to pursue their
education, when IL presents the
thirteenth annual Jabberwock at
the Detroit Institute OF Arts on
Friday evening. Feb. 26.
Mrs. Katie Fuller. who Is chair
man, is enthusiastic over the plans
thus far. She Is sparing no pains
in seeing TO II that this Jabber-
wock Is packed full OF relaxa-
ton and glamorous entertainment.
Or this years program Will be
the Apollo Players. who walked
nway with top honors last year;
Mrs La Claire knox's Juniors
On Parade: the Marian Ander-
SON singers. who are trained by
Mrs Beatrice Allen; and the Co.'S
mopolites, who are doing a mod
ern version OF the beloved Julius
Caesar" Concluding the program
ere those delectable Pyramids. UNI
der the direction of Mrs. Gladys
Mills who will add touch OF
glamour in a complimentary skit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13
Mesdames Thomas
And Stephens On Y
Metropolitan Board

Mrs. Alfred f. Thomas. OF jose
phine avenue, was reelected 10
the Metropolitan board OF the De-
troit YWCA at the fiftieth annual
meeting OF the association on Feb.
4. Mrs. Thomas is former chair
man OF the board o. management
OF Lucy Thurman Branch YWCA
and has been a member OF the met
ropolitan board since 1887.
Mrs. Charles F. Stephens. chair
man of Lucy Thurman branch, al
so sits on the Metropolitan board
as a representative OF the branch.
she and Miss Elizabeth Edmonson
OF the Girl Reserve department
participated in the panel discussion
Of 1.-THE YWCA in Times Like
These" which followed the annual
business meeting. Mrs. Stephens
expressed the opinion that the
YWCA should offer more Sunday
activities for young people which
was seconded by Miss Edmons on
who spoke highly Of tho benefits TO
be derived from Girl Reserve teas
10 which their parents are invited
sunday Is often the only day
that mother and father can get
together with their family II tley
are both working" she said. sun
day activities at the Y give them
an opportunity TO meet other girls
and their parents and 10 know
something Of what we do at the Y
Cir, Reserve clubs Lucy Thur
man branch does sponsor Sunday
parties fer service men. Mrs. Ste
rhens stated "but the young peo-
pie are asking for dancing. too
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13
:'Rn OFFICER CHERRY
PROMOTED IN IOWA

FORT DES MONIES. Iowa
Third Officer Nlla Cherry. De-
ucit Mich is one OF the six out
sanding Neglo women commits
stoned in the Twelfth officer Can
tcal' class AZ The First Women $
Amy Auxila Corps Training
enter at For Des Moines, re-
Gently.
Third Officer Cherry is the
SaghIer Of Nj and Mrs. Robert
.lelry 5'5S Woodrow avenue,
ltifoit Before ioining the WAAC,
l' was assoua,cd with a mer-
uandillng firm in Detroit and
vas also cngagcd in civilian de-
in'e work and ESQ activities
tire.
she Is a graduate OF North
western High school and is a
Inner student Of Wayne uni
N'sl'y and the Detroit Institute
o. Commerce.
All members Of the Officer
vsncldaie ella ,es are currently
u0'en from the ranks OF enroll
y women in The WAAC. Leader
Mp Qualities. attention to duty.
qua outstanding ability are prime
.pu'slles Of SELECTION. The Of
ny. wv candidate course is competi-
s W. win a commission as a
.nl'd Ohieer given to those who
successfully complete the work.
me rank is comparable OF a
Vrond licntenAni In the Army
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13
SPHINX HOSTS
SWEETHEARTS
BALL SUNDAY

FinaI arrangements have been
made by the Sphinx club OF the AL
pha Phi Alpha fraternity for a
seml-formal Sweetheart ball to be
held Sunday evening, Feb. IA. at
the Alpha Fraternity house. The
affair will be invitational and
promises to be very enjoyable for
all who attend.
The Sphinx club members recent
ly held an election OF Officers.
Those elected were: George Walk
err, president: Charles Wells. vice
president; French Hunter. II. re-
cording secretary: Robert M.
Thomas. corresponding secretary
c. w. Richmond. treasurer: John
Curtis. sergeant at arms: Strick-
land Lewis chaplain: Wilbur Hugh
es. dean OF PLEDGES: Leroy Thomp-
kins. parliamentarian. other men,
bers Of the club are: Edward
Burke, Louis Young, Walter NJ.
brown. Willis Redd. Ralph Hudson,
Wilfred Clements. Clarence Grit
fifth, Freeman Brady, Charles
Bland and Merrill Williams.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13
AKA PLAYS
PROVE HIT

On last Friday evening Alpha
Kappa Alpha sorority celebrated
their Founders Day by presenting
10 Detroit their traditional dra-
matte production. This year the
presentation consisted Of three
one-act plays instead OF the usual
full length play.
Angels Don't Marry" featuring
Dora Miller Penick and Nimrod
Carney. proved highly entertaining
Nlmrod Carney was magnificent In
his role Of the divorced husband
who was still desperately in love
with his wife, and Dora Penick was
charming and beautiful as the OBJ
ject OF his affections.
The second play was "Her Ma
jesty the Queen" In which Flor
ence Pate, very young actress.
portrayed the role OF an elderly
queen with unsurpassed artistry.
Her supporting cast consisted OF
Roberta Greenidge. Harriet Pate
Pray, Louvenia Bright. Conklin
Bray. Lin Wright and two pages,
The evening came 10 close with
"Smoke-Screen" In which Justine
Nelson had the leading role sup
ported by Nimrod Carney and
Horace Sheffield. Justine did a
marvellous Interpretation OF a
lady gangster who had murdered
her sweetheart and was afraid her
crime would be discovered.
The excellent productions were
directed by Mrs. Frances Welker.
The AFFAIR was very we'll attend
ed. especially considering the COM
petition OF the Robinson-LaMotta
fight at Olympia that night. Among
the many who attended were; Mrs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13

You need very little time. money or
equipment TO prepare few unusual
dishes that nj into the Valentine menu
even In war times. Here are some
suggestions. The first II illustrated.
The Orange Sponge Cake may be
baked in heart shapes, iced with pink
orange butter icing. and the edge
decorated with tiny red heart candies
Each recipe is an aid TO Valentine
party success.
Valentine Rennet-custard
cups milk, not canned
I package raspberry rennet powder
Butter cookie dough
white uncooked icing
Set out 4 or individual dessert
glasses. Warm milk slowly, stirring
constantly. Teat n drop on inside OF
wrist frequently. When COMFORTA-
BLY, WARM (110' F) not hot. re-
move at once from heat. stir rennet
powder into milk briskly until dis
solved not over I minute. Pour
At once while still liquid into dessert
glasses DO not move until hrm -
about 10 minutes. Chill IN refrigerator
Meanwhile, roll out butter cookie
dough and cut out with n scalloped
cookie cutter somewhat larger than
the top OF the dessert glasses. Cut out
the center OF each cookie with heart
shaped cutter. (Heart-shaped cookies
may be baked and served with the
rennet-custards.) Bake the cookie
rims and when cooked. decorate with
white icing put on with the point OF
the pastry tube having one OF two
small holes 20 make n lacy effect.
Just before serving, lay a cookie
rim over the top Of each glass OF
rennet-custard 90 the pink surface OF
the dessert shows through the heart.
Makes 4 or servings.
Party souf1s
4 tablespoon minced onion
4 tablespoon finely cut green pepper
Z tablespoons butter
4, cup cooked peas
n cup cooked diced carrots
4 tablespoons Quick-cooking tapica
teaspoon salt
- teaspoon pepper
A cup finely cut celery
4 cup milk
J egg yoIks. beaten until thick and
lemon-coiored
egg whites. stlffly beaten
Cook onion and green pepper IN
butter until tender but not Drowned /;
add peas and carrots. Combine quick
cooking tapioca. salt pepper. celery.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13
BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR
CECIL THOMPSON

More than - little tots we're in
vited 10 the home OF DR.. and Mrs.
Alderman Thompson on Ninewood
street 10 help Baby Cecil celebrate
his second natal day, sunday. Feb.
:. The little ones were given nov
city hats and noise makers 10 make
their time merrier while their pa
rents and friends looked on With
interest
Two li,tle candles we're on Cecil's
Mickey Mouse birthday cake, which
Was one Of the things Of interest
because IL was a musica. cake
which chimed Happy Birthday
20 You.
Many pretty and useful gifts
we're received Delicious refresh
ments were served
Among the little guests present
were Larry Rncker. Nicky and
Warren wills. Johnnie Green. Ar
thur Boddie. Jr, Ethel Marie Fall
son Deborah Martin Dorothy stan
tom shirley Ann Mack william
smith. Jimmie Gillian and KEN
meth and Jane Kecmer Their pa
rents we're also present
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13
(,pt And Mrs. Robert Bennett
(,npEnented By The Saulsberrys

lang awaited arrival In the
ID. ,,S Of Captain Robert Ben
X Y, en- md his pretty young bride,
n NJ ,' nm Millit Monroe. OF Oak
california. took place over
BY, .,er end. Bob and his bride
osms in Friday. enroute to
s Wv barracks. Pennsylvania,
p', \. house guests OF DR.. and
~ ~ 81 s,nIsberry Of River Rouge.
~, IA 4 such. favorite about
o' Dsy that Detroiters have ex-
. .s many social courtesies 10
~ and Ms Bennett since their
~ .i,sl Petite Mrs Bennett. who
: p" ."I,s charming and pretty. has
~ srery ones admiration in her
Om right A. -
.' sS parties rendered the
s...s,,s was the one given by
49,, a. superb hosts the Sauls-
.,rvs Sunday evening at Club
ss There over thirty guests
ms "a meet the honorees and
!. sriov an evening Of entertain
.,,, CHESTS wer, seated at, three
~, tables at me ringside, each
,.Is, rentered with low arrange
r , Of spring flowers. Nina
m, soldiers wearing two bars
., eaptancy and military hats,
,lo ornamented the tables.
The guests we're served deli
.eus sandwiches and cham
arue for thos who desired
,A,mparne. which never ceased
loving and bubDling until the
ry last guests had departed.
The hostess. Mrs Saulsberry.
,rseled her guests in a very stun
rng suit Of black and white.
he black wool skirt was topped
" a high-neokcd beige crepe
pcked bodice over which was
sorn a black and white check
,sunel Jacket a small black coach
rsns hat OF black felt and an
v,hn crrsage completed her
stunning ensemble
Ms Bennett wore plum
.olored drapci trock which had
bright rhinestone buckles on the
klr On her long dark hair she
sore a chic lill brm hat Of raisen
altred feathers Two orchids, one
from her hosts and another from
fe Samuel Thomases. completed
hsl outfit Over her frock she
EUs a silver fox coat Her ac-
lgssoTies We're patent
Place cards marked the places
y he flloanc guests:
Mss Johnnie Ma McConico.
N,es X. Fitz John G.. Dancy.
Mss Nalinda Wells. Or. and
Yrs Walter Wills. Mr. and Mrs.
Wills Ward. AMT Mrs. Walter
Harm n Dr. and Mrs. A. r..
Thomas Mr. and Mrs Samuel
X Thomas. DR. and Mrs. J. +.
bLrion, NJ AMI Mrs. Earl Cuz-
isus Miss Victoria Mccall.
Lieutenant Wilbur G Martin. Mr..
frd Mrs AHA Carroll. Mrs. Gle
rent Mills, D. and Mrs. John
Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Davis and nihors
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13
Housewives League

Housewives league Unit No. l
will hold its annual membership
tea Sunday. Feb, IA. from 4 to 6
pm. at the club house OF the
Woman's Federated clubs. Ferry
end Brush. A special program will
be presented and refreshments
served The public is invited Mrs.
y. Z. Black Is president OF League
No. l. Mrs. Helen Buford, chair
man OF membership.
The annual scrapbook contest
OF the Housewives league Is be-
Ing conducted in all junior units
OF the organization throughout
the city. Primary. intermediate
and high school pupils will par
ticipate. Prizes will be given for
each group in the contest. Con-
tents OF the scrapbooks will fea-
ture material about people in bus
iaess. people in war activities and
the life and works OF the late DR..
George W. Carver.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13

aids digestion by increasing the
fiow OF gastric juices; thus II helps
build energy and resistance Tor
needed days. Or you may prefer 10
take Il. as directed. 3 days before
"your time: CARDUl then often
aids IN relieving functional pain.
This time try cARDUI.--Adv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13

Eva Greene. Miss Nellie Watts.
Mrs. George Miller. Miss
Bernice Miller. Ignatius Cordung.
Miss Doris Ann Shivers, Miss Rose
Campbell Mrs. Gladys Mills. DR..
Robert GreeniGge. Miss Leona
Lucky. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Blount.
Mrs. Herbert Pate. Miss vunies
Barrow. Ruth Giles. Kathryn Weiss,
Dorothy Weiss, LaClaire Knox.
Mrs. Paul Foster Mrs. Viola Nell
son. DIR. J. Knox. Floyd Pcnick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Davis. and
many others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13
officers and UDeS On Leave from Fl uQchucQ onorc Dh Pdc
Announce Betrothal
OF MisSDOrothy Grier

Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Grler Of
SG3 Mt Vernon this week an
nounced the engagement Of their
daughter. Dorothy TO Ellis Roy
Pearson. The wedding date has
teen set for March 20. at 81.
Johns Presbyterian church.
Miss Grier. Sunday school or
ganist at ST. John. Is senior
at Wayne university and at
present employed for the State
Welfare department She is
Pledge 10 the Sigma Gamma
Pho sorority.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13
Urls! Don't deny yourself this
help because Of an old TABOO

icrbadaO s s,se an outworn modesiy,
10 res "a discussing such subjects. Is
lour' sSs0n why you should drar
IKE mai. through days Of cramp-
ne Shs s each month without sce-
For 80 cARDuI may aid You.
,ousb, y Years many girls have
hep. sne enel IN cARDUrs away
Usually '.e take II as a tonic: II
stimulates the appetite,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13

Among the guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Harrison Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Paris. Miss
Alberta Williams. Stanley G.
Henderson. Lawrence Griffin. Sam
Woods also members OF the
cast from Club 666 and many
others.
The guests listened 10 music
played cards and were served
delicious refreshments which
wre topped off with cake and
champagne. A delightful evening
was enjoyed by all present.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13
WI, LISTS , NEGRO COLLEGES
iUk SPECIAL TRAINING

DARLINGTON CAMP - Will
s.., university, Prairie View
s ss.e college and West Virginia
.'',e college were listed Saturday
,,,s Oslng among PSI colleges and
~ approved by the war
~. NJ navy navy departments for special
NV Training Of men and women.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13
Card of Thanks

Mrs. Royal Brown 81 G127 scot
ten a,enue wishes 10 thank her
many friends for Kindness and
sympathy extended 10 her during
her recent bereavement caused by
the death Of her husband. on Jan.
IL 1914
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13

paste a smaller hear, cut-out 10
center OF dolly. Cover this small
heart with tiny crepe paper flow
ers in an assortment OF pastel
colors. To make flowers cut one
and one inch diameter circles Of
crepe paper. pinch the center OF
each circle together and stretch
crepe slightly Then paste these
little twisted circles 10 small
heart Finish with a many looped
bow Of cold ribbon attached 70
corner OF heart.
Heart Tree Valentine. Hinge
TWO heart cut-outs together with
a folded one half-inch wide strip
OF red mat stock. On outside heart
paste a large fold heart seal with
the tip shipped OFF this forms
the base OF heart tree. Sick top
oi a rcd heart seal over base OF
gold one Form branches with one
inch wide stripes OF amber col
cred crepe. These strips are
stretched and twisted before past
ing 10 heart 20 form branches.
Stick different colored heart seals
Ia ends OF branches for flowers.
Twist bits OF crepe and paste 70
top OF hearts for bow ties
Heart Basket. Cover a medium
sized nut cup with white crepe
paper wide enough TO fold over
inside nut cup one-fourth inch.
Handle wrap six-inch length of
medium weight wire with a one
half inch strip OF red crepe paper.
Form hoop shape. Place ends 20
inside q nut cup and attach 20
sides with paste OF scotch tape
Back two violet seals on side OF
handle Attach silver ribbon how
10 handle with spool wire. just
below violet seals Paste three
heart cut-outs 10 the outside OF
cup in santing position. 10
complete the favor
Smoke Gets In Your Eyes 4.
! Place six cigarettes on a la-inch
square OF transparent cellophane
Rring ends OF celophane up and
gather at top OF cigarettes. Fasien
with spool, end OF cellophane FLAIR
ing cut. Cover tiny box OF
matches with gold paper leaving
the scratching surface uncovered
Attach match box 10 cardboard
heart cut-out by tying red and
white striped ribbon around box
ard through Sits In heart. end
ine in ribbon how on top OF
match box Attach another heart
cut-out. the same size. TO the
hfst heart with gold hearts seals
OF sides. Insert the cellophane
wrapped cigarettes between the
Two hearts and there's your ia
vor.
Sweetheart Favor Cut away
The inside OF two heart cut-outs
s" that there is a one-inch frame
on each. Place cupid cuf-out
between the two pieces OF trans
parent cellophane. FASTING 10 un-
derneach piece Paste white lace
tc inside edge OF enc heart
frame. Paste cellophane between
The two heart frames. then paste
the TWO frames together Fastcn
window-like frame 10 another
heart cut-out at sides with red
ribbon bows. Place n handful OF
candles in 12-inch square Of
transparent cellophane. Bring
ends up around candies and hold
With spool wire. Tuck beneath
heart frame and solid heart.
ends OF cellophane flaring out.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13

and milk in top q; double boiler Place
over rapidly boiling water and cook
10 10 minutes after water boils again.
stirring frequently. Add vegetables.
Cool slightly while beating eggs. Add
egg yolks and mix well. Fold into egg
whites. Turn into creased baking
dish. Place in pan OF hot water. and
bake IN moderate oven (35O' I'd 80 20
60 minutes, or until souffle Is hrn.
Serve with crisp bacon, " desired.
Serves 6. (Thls souffle may be baked
in creased rameklns In moderate oven
- 35Oo F. 30 minutes.) Souffles have
party glamour. The big objection TO
them as company dishes used 10 be
their temperamentaI tendency 20 slump
without warning before the eyes OF the
guests. Nowadays. by using quick
cooking tapioca. even a beginner cook
can count on serving n perfect souffie
every time The tapioca acts as
binder and provides dependable insur-
ance against falling.
Orange Sponge Cake
egg yolks. beaten
4 cup orange juice
tablespoon lemon Juice
4. cup sugar
!. teaspoon grated orange peel
Beat well. Fold in. In order givens
egg whites, stiffiy beaten
1 cup -four, sifted with
1. teaspoon soda
Bake In moderate oven (S25' I'D
aS-40 minutes. Cover with whipped
cream. Top with orange sections.
Orange Butter Icing
Cream together. using more juice or
sugar as needed for proper consistency:
? cups powdered sugar
tablespoons butter
tablespoons orange Juice
tablespoons lemon juice
teaspoon grated orange peel
Tint with pink food coloring.
Valentine Party MIX Shake
cups chilled milk
y 20 1 cup decaffeinated coffce
Sugar or syrup 20 taste
Shake well and pour over crushed
ice. Serves 4 Remember that de-
caffeInated coffee. ~ perforated. needs
''perklng" from IS 20 20 minutes,
slowly and gently. 20 bring out It's full.
rich flavor. Decaffeinated coffee that
Is carefully brewcd VIII satisfy the
most exactlng eplcure and give every
one chance TO relax taut nerves and
got a normal quota 81 rest. This milk
shake stretches one cup of decanein-
atod coffee into four or i've servings
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13
Card OF Thanks

We wish 10 thank our friends for
Kindness extended ~ daring our
bereavement.
Edna Jones. vile:
Theresa Jones. daughter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13
Mrs. Potter Honors Professor Hubby
At Lovely Birthday Party

birthday party was given in honor OF Prof Frank
lin f. Potter on Jan. 81, by his charming wife, Mrs Bet
affair was given at their residence East Adams ave-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13
Red, White And Blue Color
Basement Party At Milton Home

1t. and Mrs. Rudolph Porter have been mentioning
in Detroit since last Friday while Lieutenant Porter on
leave from Fl Huachuca, Ariz They the guests Of
Mrs. Porters brothern-law and sister Dr. and Mrs. Sam
uel Milton, Of Ecorse, Mich.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13
REV. BRADBY JOINS DAUGHTER,
H. TANDY in MARRIAGE

Simplicity marked the wedding rites at which Mar
tina Bradby the daughter of the Rev. and Mrs r. L. Brad
by became the bride of Howard Tandy, the of Mrs
Howard Tandy ST.. last Thursday afternoon, Feb 4 at
the brides home on PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13

Sunday evening the Millions
we're hosts at an elaborate party
in honor OF the couple. who have
lot been in Detroit for almost a
year Il took place In their new
ly-built play room which Is pa
triotically decorated with colors
81 red. white aud blue from the
furniture and curtains 20 the
bar
:. For the occasion Mrs Porter
enhanced her exotic beauty by
wearing a South Sea Island print
With a red background. She had
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13

SALVAGE INFORMATION-RAN.
p0LPH $3.50
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-15

Miss Rita Sayinski and friend.
Miss Mildred Balduc, Ann Arbor.
spent the week end with friends
in Detroit.
Mrs. Hattie Collins, Stony Creek,
was an over night guest Thursday,
remaining Friday with Mrs. Fan
ME Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bechtel and
daughter Dorothy. Lincoln Park.
were recent guests at the Ralph
Colts home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Colts, son
Wallace and grandson. David Sto-
cum, were guests Friday evening
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hammond
and the Misses Ethel and Jeanette
Hammond, Paint Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allyn Darling. Jack
son, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Darling and Mrs. Efie Root. Ypsi-
lant. spent Sunday evening at the
o, +. Darling home.
John Nandemark has been i'll
with influenza several days this
week.
Ny. and Mrs. Ralph Colts enter
tanned at dinner recently for Mr..
and Mrs. Leon Stocum and son
David. Ypsilanti. David remained
several days with his grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colts.
Mrs. Ella Fuller. Miss Loretta
Arbogast and Mrs. Clay Petit We're
business visitors in Ann Arbor
Thursday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-15

The Salem Union School will
hold their Christmas program We'd
nesday evening. Dec. %, in the
Town Hall at O'Clock. The main
feature is cantataf santa in
Blunder Land. besides other ex-
ercises and songs.
Those on the honor roll in the
Salem Union School in Mrs. Don.
oran's room were Leon Holman,
Jessie Holman Jean Holman.
Dolores Bryant and Daryl Speers.
Troop ! will meet at the Town
Hall Monday, Dec. 90 This is TO be
their Christmas party to which
the parents are invited The Girl
Scouts meet at O'Clock TO go carol
ing The parents meet at $50.
New officers are TO be elected.
Mrs. Opal Lyke and daughter
Doris spent Saturday and sunday
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Donald
Lyke.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. p. VanAken and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Lyke were s
O'clock dinner guests Saturday eve
ming of Mr. and Mrs. George Rob
ers and Irah.
The Thayer School will present
Christmas program Thursday eve
ming. Dec % at s O'Clock. All are
cordially invited 10 attend
Mr. and Mrs. James Dickie. South
Lyon. spent Friday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. a. r. Van AIKEN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Raymor and
daughter Isabel. Lowell. spent the
week end with the Charles Raymor
family.
Dinner guests Sunday az the
Wheeler home We're Mrs. Mildred
Montgomery and J. w. Bussey. De
troit. Afternoon callers were Mr.
and Mrs. George Steen and daugh-
ter MARJORIE. and Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Bussey and 1.-TWO daughters
Janet and Linda.
Mrs. Anna Youncs was a Sunday
dinner guest at the Stanley West
home. Cherry Hill
Albert Rider was in Ypsilanti
Monday attending the funeral OF a
friend
Mrs. clyde Adams. Union Lake.
is house guest In the Myra Tay.
Tor home