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join in the gaiety-to murnur with
surprise and delight, "So-THIS is
what you made of my little idea.'
But he hadn't come. Jean climbed
the stairs to her room that third
night after the last "buenos
noches" with the dull conviction
that he must have left the country.
She was drifting into weary
sleep when a soft sound reused her.
She sat up, instantly alert, to u.s.
ten. 1t came again. She realized
what it was D.. pebbles tossed
against her window.
In one swift movement she was
slipping into mules and robe and
hurrying across the bare floor.
Below the window, in the dark
ness, relieved by only a silver of
moon. she could barely make out
the tall, slender figure.
please don't call the police, SEN
orita," his voice teased laughingly.
Il didn't bring the guitar"
She stifed the question burning
on her lips, Where have you
been?" and murmured instead, Il
suppose you believe it's romantic
to come calling now. I tell you, it's
sadistic-waking anyone at this
hour"
II swear I couldn't help IT," he
protested. I've been very, very
busy. and you are very beautiful"
And probably catching cold. II
you insist on visiting" On reck-
less impulse, she was about to offer
to dress and come down. But his
words stopped her.
Il can't stay. I'm with Miguel In
the rancho truck. We're going on a
trek to bring back some feed for
Parkinson's cattle"
How long a TREK" She tried TO
hide her disappointment.
"Oh. couple Of days. Just
wanted last sight Of you before /
left. You won't sit under a yucca
tree with that boss Of yours while
I'm gone, will your"
You're being impudent again"
'1'm a desperate hombre" He
tossed a flower up to her. You can
keep this in my memory pressed
tenderly in 2 book"
jean caught the flower II was a
rcd rose She said lightly, through
Tightening throat You are a
fool. Curley."
His voice was low, earessing
whisper. Il know that, mi querida. "
The rumbling truck crept up the
dark street impatiently. He turned
and ran across the cobblstone road
in front Of II. his tall. 1.-THE figure
caught for an instant in the glare
Of headlights. Then he was swal-
lowed up in the drivers compart-
ment, and the truck rumbled on its
way. Dreamily Jean slipped back
into bed and switched of her light.
Mi querida," she smiled into her
pillow. MY dearest ~
The next morning was bright
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Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago


SCHOOLS Of Ypsilanu city schools entire
county opened today Indications point a enrolment
the city schools
The fourth annual Lowden family
GRAFTON held the home Graves in
Ypsanu Township Labor Day with between present
bountu dinner served by charge
Frank White. Mrs Emma Brav and Mrs. John Graves
FRIENDS here who have feared for the safety Miss Dorothy
Arbaugh daughter Of Mr. and W Arbaugh
ot this city who sailed for Japan
reports that the ship which she sailed
hama harbor until the following earthquake
ship was due there last Friday did
following the earthquake
P:ot Clyde Ford spoke 10 Y9-ianH Kwanians
a. the first ahervacaon meeting Of the unusually
ifspiring address
Fifty Years Ago
The city school election called record
1900 o. z Thompson declined 10 for reelection
Davis received 1875 votes Edgar Holmes
sons candidate Of the Woman Suffrage party Damon
who protested az being named 2i2;
Charles Woodruff veteran board 2mber
school meeting in the $4,000 was voted for
school operation $4,000 less than the preceding year
voted TO furnish The city list Of the
employees and the salary paid each.
vel. Mich
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MORAL TEST

Detroit, Sept. 4-INS- Unless
Poland is re-established. the end
OF the war will be only an arms
tice and not an enduring peace,
Archbishop Edward j. Mooney
warned today. In a statement il
the Michigan Catholic. official arch
diocesan newspaper, the archbishop
said there could be no compromise
with Russia on Poland. The re-
establishment OF Poland would be
the moral test for America in max.
ing the peace, he stated.
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worship. Rev. Walter B. Heyler
will speak on the theme. What
God Can do for Ordinary People.
The Adult Choir will sing. "A Call
10 Worship. by Rogers. Miss
Lyon will sing The Lord is My
Shepherd. by Tschaikowsky. Or
gan numbers played by Mrs. L. ].
Wilson are: Gothic Chorale". by
Lorenz; and Dear Lord and Faith
err OF Mankind, by Thompson.
7 p. m.-Wesleyan Guild. The
theme is New Understandings.
Soldiers, employed youth and stu
dents are cordially invited to par
ticipate in the program OF the Wes-
leyan Guild.
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Sunday in Ypsilanti Churches

1l&m.-Morning worship. Rev.
Bur&HY will deliver the message
at this hour.
p. M INSTRUMENTATION
Union Service. Rev. Lane will
speak at this, hour.
$50 p. m.-Pre-prayer service
around the altar.
Gas p. m.-N.Y.PS. and Hi. MY.
service.
7:i5 .. m.-Evangelistic service
The pastor will bring the message
at this hour.
Old fashioned gospel singing,
special singing. music and chorus
es a part OF each service.
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Baker Eddy. include the following
(p. 76): The sinless Joy the
perfect harmony and Immortality
of Life. possessing unlimited III
vine beauty and goodness without
a single bodily pleasure or pain
constitutes the only veritable, in
destructible man, whose being is
spiritual.
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ST. Luke's Episcopal Church
r. T. Appleyard. Rector
Eleventh Sunday after Trinity,
S a. m.-Holy Communion
1890 a. m. Holy Communion
and Sermon
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HELD AFTER SHOOTING

Detroit, Sept. 4-INS- Police
held Mrs. Martha Presley, IS.
on a charge she fred three bullets
at her husband, Stanley, a.. during
an argument The husband is IA
Mt. Carmel Hospital in a serious
condition.
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Nieiler Roast

The Friendly Circle met with
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Staebler FRI
day evening for weiner roast.
Mrs. GLADYS Bllock. Grand Rap.
ids. came Wednesday to stay over
Labor Day with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Freeman. Ply
His and Freeman Billock have been
spending the summer vacations
with their grandparents.
Mrs. Clinton LeForge Is spend.
ing a few weeks with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Emil Pfsister and fam
lily. Clare. 4 little son was born
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Pfeister recently.
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AZ Club Holds Ealr

Mrs. Kenneth Van Buren, and
Mrs Donald S;aebler we're at the
fair grounds Wednesday to place
exhibits for the All Club fair to be
this week. Friday the North SUI
perior extension members will pic.
mic on the grounds and attend the
fair In a group
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Observation-Disclosures ad-
mitted that they were temporarily
at a loss in their efforts to
track down the assault-slayer CT
pretty WAC Corporal Maoma L.
Rulings, Warm Springs, Ga, whose
brutally mutilated body was found
in a hotel room. Lieut. Noel Jones
of the homicide squad said Robert
Wellington, %, hotel bellboy, still
was the chief murder suspect But
Jones statement that the case had
entered a temporary cooling of
period" was taken TO indicate
that specific evidence against the
bellboy was lacking.
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Baptist Tabernacle

II a. m. TO II a. m. Every Sat
urday morning presented by the
Wealthy st. Baptist Church of
Grand Rapids. Mich. over C.K.L. W.
will be transmitted by radio in the
Baptist Tabernacle tent, 21s Z.
Forest
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viii Attend Exercises

Lloyd Staebler will 90 10 New
York today to attend sradua-
ton exercises Of his brother
George. from meteorology in the
Army Air Force George viii 8e
commissioned a 2nd lieutenant and
is TO be stationed AT Dallas, Tex,
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CONGREGATIONAL Church

IL a MIN the absence OF the
pastor, the service will be conduct
ed by Rev. Harvey {. Colburn.
Sermon topic: The Unfailing
Providence.
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WOUNDED IN ACTION

Washington. Sept 4-UP- Tho
Navy department has announced
that Boatswain's Mate First Class
Henry Martin Rummelt, husband
OF Mrs. Florence Rummelt, 2225
Maple Ave. Muskegon. Mich has
been wounded in an undisclosed
theater OF action
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ST. John Church

Father John F. Bradley, Assist
ant.
IS, $50, II and IL noon-sunday
Mass.
$50 and 8 a. m.-Daily Mass.
$50. I, s, and 9 a. m.-Holyday
Mass.
3 TO s and 1880 to 3 p. m. Satur'
uay-ConIessions.
7:St p. n. Bvery Thursday-Holy
Hour.
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Mennoni,. Brethren In Christ

Mennonite Brethren In Christ
CbDrtb
533 W. Cross st.
Rev. o. R. Gilligan. pastor.
Gas a. m.-Morning worship
hour
1o:45 a. m.-Sunday School
7:45 p. m.-Evangelistic service.
7:45 p. m.-Prayer meeting each
"Wednesday
Glasses for all ages In the Sun
day School.
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THEY SAY

Observation-Disclosures John
S. Mccain. USN: I'VE are going to
knock every lighting and bombing
plane Japan has out OF the air. Our
air attacks on Japan herself will
spearhead our ground forces ad-
vance on Tokyo and the heart Of
the Nipponese empire"
Helena, Month. S. Sen. Burton
X. Wheeler Cd Mont. The words
unconditional surrender are be-
ing used too loosely, ii seems to
me. The words can mean several
different things, and | believe the
American public should be inform
ed about their precise meaning as
they apply to the Axis.
Washington-Eric A. Johnston,
president OF the L. S. Chamber of
Commerce: Il realize now as never
before that postwar planning must
begin Immediately by the coun'
tries bordering the Atlantic where
there are varying degrees OF free
enterprise. We must cooperate
now TO form the type OF world we
will have after the war"
Mexico City - President Avila
Comacho: to leaders of the 3sth
Mexican Congress: When you see
there is a public demand and the
government says nothing. you
should work with entire liberty
and take what steps may be neces-
sary. Y0a N2i h3ve rs esNSer%N
ton, sympathy and friendship"
New York-Secretary OF the
Treasury Henry Morgenthau. Jr.,
in message TO the American Wom-
ems Voluntary Services: Our
country is now engaged in war
with the most dangerous, the most
ruthless foes the world has ever
been cursed with, 1t is an about
war. total war, an expensive
war;
Washington-Sen Carl A. Hatch
CD n. NJ. IT The war is still on
next year | don't see how Presi-
dent Roosevelt can avoid running
for a fourth term. II the war is
over when the Democratic Ma
tional Convention convenes, I be-
lieve he will law aside the burdens
of the presidency and not accept
another term"
Miami. Fla.-Sen. Hugh Butler
(R) Neb: Il am convinced by
study of agricultural economics in
the Latin American Republics that
the future prosperity and peace of
the United States is founded on
a policy of America first, with
the United States leading the way
Washington-Rep. ]. Beull Sny-
der CD Pa: I'VE still have
mostly in metropolitan areas
buns. wife-beaters, DRINKS gamb-
ling joint patrons and dissipaters
OF all kinds who should be round
ed up and put into uniform at
once"
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First Presbyterian Church

Raymon Burns Bair. minister,
W. Morgan Lewis. area minister
1885 a. m.-The church at wor-
ship and study. Beginners, pri-
maries, juniors. intermediates and
adults. Sermon by the minister,
The Sacrament OF Labor" Mrs.
Thomas O'Dea will play the organ
numbers. Prelude. "Adoiation'
Guilmant. Postlude. "Triumphall
March. Raffy. Anthem. Sweet
the Moments. Holt. Trio, The
Silent Sea-, Neidlinger. Mrs. Sher-
wood Diller, Susan Cakes, Mary
Louise Bair.
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Baptist Tabernacle Tent

Robert E. Nichols. minister.
2lS East Forest Ave.
10 a. m.-Bible School classes
for all ages.
1l:15 a. m.-Morning Worship.
Subject. Fact, Faith and Feeling
7;3O p. m.-Evangelistic Service
and Gospel singing. Subject, The
World s. Biggest Fool.
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Church OF Christ

Gil z. Cross st.
10 a. m.-Bible School.
IL a. m.-Worship
s p m.-Evening sermon. E. P.
Watson. minister OF the Wayne
Church Of Christ. will be guest
preacher.
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Calvary Baptist Church

Mark Dickerson, Pastor.
10 a. m.-Morning Worship. Dan
Carruth. a Bob Jones College stu
dent. will speak.
11:15 a. m.-Sunday School.
Sis p m.-Young Peoples meet.
ing.
1880 p. m.-Evening Evangelistic
Meeting. "All This He Has Done
For You - ------
Note: This will be our last Sun
day in Cleary College. Next Sun
day, Sept. ~. We will be back in
Woodruff School
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Ere. Methodlst Church

(Cor Lowell and st. John Sts.)
r. c. Morell. Pastor
N a. m.-Sunday School. Clar-
ence Chambers. superintendent.
Lesson subject, What God Ex-
poets OF Us" Glasses for all.
II a. m.-Mornjng Worship.
Message by the pastor
1870 p. m.-Young Peoples SER
vice
sp m.-Sermon by the pastor,
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NNlNu 10 W put luC AOOA JOA oAO
going to use in an icebox.
Mr.. Paul de Kruif sounds off in
the July Readers Digest" about
the dangers and says not to leave
the left-overs-such as custards,
cream puffs, cottage cheese-in q
warm kitchen. | found one house.
wife trembling at Mr.. de Kruif's
pronouncement that foods can
turn into a violent poison in few
hours unless you handle them
properly.
Well, / don't know what kind Of
kitchens Mr.. de Kruif has been
attached to the last few years, but
me and my gal, we have always
put the left-overs in the icebox.
Botulism Infrequent
There have always been epi-
denies Of food poisoning and thew
are no more dangerous or fire.
quent now than they have ever
been.
Also some bureau in authority
in Washington sent out a scare
head to those who were canning
TO beware of botulism and to do
this a pressure cooker was neces-
sary. Well, in a city Of half mil
lion inhabitants with all its stores
there was not one pressure cooker
10 be bought. Besides between
1882 and 1912 there were q cases
of botulism in the United States.
Besides, 90 per cent Of the out
breaks occurred on the Pacific
Coast. Besides not one occurred
in New England from 1920 to
1912. Let's not scare $50 millions
! of Americans when you can con-
centrate on California and Ore
gon.
- The only common vegetables
that are likely to be contaminated
with botulism are beans, corn, as
paragus and apricots: So can all
the peaches, pears, cherries and
tomatoes and so forth you want
with a clear conscience. Mother
has been doing it since Bull Run
without a pressure cocker.
Germs the Cause
There is no such thing as food
poisoning in the sense that the
food deteriorates and generates a
poison, what used to be called
"ptomaine" poisoning. sasthis
on no less authority than that Of
DR.. D. V. Whipple at as recent a
date as 1871 in "Hygeia."
What does occur is food con-
termination with germs, and that
gives the symptoms Of food poi
soning. And the only common
form of food contamination that
occurs in the temperate zone to
food that is kept as a leftover is
from the germs of the staphy-
lococcus and the salmonella group
and neither Of these is dangerous
if you get plenty Of water in the
patient.
Mostly they are nice, mid little
illnesses, never fatal, that make
you the center Of attraction to the
whole neighborhood, clean you out
thoroughly, put you on forced
reducing diet, and send you back
TO work looking younger and slim
mer than ever.
II / had gone into my Aunt
Jules kitchen while she was do
ing her fall preserving and told
her she ought to use a pressure
cooker, she would have heaved a
skillet at me. And her preserves
had quite a reputation-especial-
ly for healthfulness
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Mrs. NJ. For what purpose are
eye drops containing boric acid
and neutral glycerine used? Is
diabetes cause Of cataract?
Answer: Boric acid and. glycer
inc eye wash are purely for
cleansing purposes. Cataract is a
frequent complication of diabetes
F. s.: Is il harmful to take
Seconal and Luminal regularly!
1t seems hard for me TO sleep
without.
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F. S.: Is it harmful TO take
Seconal and Luminal regularly?
1t seems hard for me TO sleep
without.
Answer: Certainly: these are
narcotics, likely to be habit-form-
ing, dull the mind and impair d.
gestion. You will get sleep all
right without them if you have
confidence in your ability TO sleep.
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DR.. Clendening will answer
questions Of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
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Your Health
Proper Care Can
Avoid Danger OF
Food Poisoning
BY Logan Clendennlns, N. 0.

THERE IS, theoretically, some
extra danger of food poisoning in
times like these when food is short
and housewives preserve every
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First Church Of Christ Scientist

$3.50 a. m.-Sunday School.
10:45 a. Morning Service.
Man" will be the subject OF the
Lesson.Sermon In all Christian
Science tChurches throughout the
world on Sunday. September 5.
The Golden Text Psalms $3.50
is: Mark the perfect man. and be-
hold the upright: for the end OF
that man is peace
Among the Bible citations Is this
passage (Rev. 21:3): And | heard
a great voice out OF heaven saying,
Behold. the tabernacle OF God Is
with men. and he will dwell with
them. and they shall be his people.
and God himself shall be with them,
and be their Cod
Correlative passages TO be read
from the Christian Science text.
book. Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures by Mary
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Church OF Christ

Church Of Christ
(505 W. Cross ST.
C Wheeler Utley. Minister.
10 a. m.-Sunday School.
II a. m.-Worship and sermon.
7:45 p. m.-Sermon.
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EvanoeIistic Mission rab.rnaeI.

esS'ShS "lsSiOH dDernaCIe
River Blvd. near Cross 81.
Rev. Daniel l.. Baughey. pastor.
Original Wesleyan.
9:45 a. m. Teachers and Work.
ers Prayer Band
10 a. m.-Sunday School opens
with classes for all ages.
II a m.-The Assembly Hour.
Mrs.. Eleanor Mckinney, guest
/ speaker.
CHS p. m.-Young peoples pray
er band.
$50 p NJ Young peoples serv.
ice. Following a variety program.
Pastor Dan Baughey will speak.
continuing his message OF last
week, Spiritual Mongrels'
I p. Regular Prayer Band at
the Tabernacle Altar,
7:l5-Sacred concert, hymns Of
the church.
$50 p. m.-"Tabernacle Sing
Time. interspersed with choruses
and special numbers
p. m.-Evangehst Charles Nc.
Kinny. the Original Mountain Boy
Preacher, of Huntington. West
Virginia. will be the guest speak
err The McKinneys will also be
singing at all services.
This also marks another Sow
enir Day at the Tabernacle. All
present both morning and evening
services will receive a Souvenir.
Assembly Of God Church
420 z. Michigan Ave.
Rev George f. Moore, pastor.
10 a. m.-Sunday School. Ray
mond Dubois, superintendent
10 a. m.-Sunday School. at the
Spencer School
II a. m.-Morning worship and
communion service.
II a. m.-Children's service.
$50 p. m.-Young peoples serv-
ice.
7:45 p. m.-Evangelistic service.
Church OF The Nazarene
Corner OF Prospect and Forest
Ave.
9:45 a. m.-sunday School, with
classes for all ages
10:45 a. m-Chorus time for the
children, G. H. Gregg. superinten-
dent
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Emmanuel S'Ss6ersn ehareh
Hugo Fenker, Pastor.
1890 a. m.-Divine Service with
sermon and special music by the
Junior Choir.
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Christian and Missionary Alliance

Christian and Missionary Alliance
% South Prospect st.
NJ. S. Amstutz. pastor.
10 a. m.-Sunday School.
IL a. m.-Worship Hour. A
Bible message will be delivered.
p. m.-Prayer meeting.
$50 p. m.-Young Peoples So
ciety.
1880 p. m.-Evening evangelis-
tic service.
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First Baptist Church

11l0 W. Cross ST.
William R. Shaw, Minister.
10 informing Worship, Ser
mon. 1.-THE Workers Rendezvous
Prelude, Chant Negro. by Kram-
err: offertory, Vision, by Rhein-
berger. Worship through Com
munion.
10 a. m.-The Junior Church and
Nursery Programs.
11:15 a. m.-The Bible School.
$50 p. m.-The Baptist Youth
Fellowship. at the church.
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First Methodist Church

Walter Be Heyler, minister.
$50 a. m.-Church School Jun
ior. intermediate. high school and
adult departments.
1915 a. m.-Church School. Nur-
sery, pre-school, kindergarten, pri-
mary departments.
1O:45 a. m.-Morning service Of
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Washington-vice-Admiral John
S. Mccain. USN: I'VE are going to
knock every fighting and bombing
plane Japan has out OF the air. Our
air attacks on Japan herself will
spearhead our ground forces ad-
vance on Tokyo and the heart Of
the Nipponese empire"
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Mrs. NJ: For what purpose are
eye drops containing boric acid
and neutral glycerine used? Is
diabetes a cause Of cataract?
Answer: Boric acid and. glycer-
inc eye wash are purely for
cleansing purposes. Cataract is a
frequent complication Of diabetes.
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The next morning was bright
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JAYCEE AUXILIARY
TOLD OF SCHOOLS

For the program for the Junior
Chamber of Commerce Auxiliary
dinner meeting, Thursday evening,
At Kaufman's. Miss Joan Rose ia
yored with accordion selections and
songs. and an interesting talk was
given by Mrs. Charles Hill, a mem
Der.
Mrs. Hill, principal OF Spencer
School. told OF the development 81
the school project in the E. Ypsi-
lanti area and of the many changes
that have been made in the past
year. At first, she said. they were
without sufficient equipment at
Spencer School and had a great
many children and only two rooms.
Before the addition was built on
the school. there were 200 children
for the two rooms, and now they
have seven class rooms and proper
equipment. The crowded condition
Is much better now than the two
new schools OF 20 rooms in the vii
lage are in operation. A third school
is nearly ready.
The hostesses for the evening
were Mrs. Bruce Bradley and Mrs
Gerald Fulford. The next meeting
will be a Christmas party with Mrs
George Seedorff, chairman.
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METHODIST WOMEN
SEW FOR HOSPITAL

Following the business meeting
of Circle IL OF the Woman's Society
OF Christian Service OF the Method
list Church. Thursday evening, the
members sewed for Bronson Hos
pltal. Kalamazoo. One new men,
Der. Mrs. w. II. Kelly. was well
coined and there were three visi'
tors, Mrs. Paul Burrell. Mrs. Basil
Bickel and Mrs. Ross Smith, Belle
vile.
Mrs. Ralph Falrchild, leader. pre-
sided and announced the W.S.C.S.
cooperative luncheon to be at IL: 30,
Dec. 2 at the church The need for
more workers at the Red Cross
rooms for surgical dressings was
stressed. 1t was announced that
the next meeting will be a family
Christmas party at the church, Dec.
II. The rSfnainder Of the evening
was speN sewing for Bronson Hos
pita\
Refreshments were served by the
hostess. assisted by Mrs. Mac Be
Cole, Mrs. Clifton Bennett and Mrs
Clyde Clark.