The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-26

/ Wedding anniversary OF MI. ana
Mrs. Henry Hammond Saturday
Mrs. Cook returned 10 Detroit with
Miss Ethel Hammond who teaches
there.
Mrs. Ina champion. Whitaker
Rd. will be a guest for Thanks
giving at the home OF her niece
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Walters and
Mrs. Champions brother. Henry
Walters. Ypsilanti.
The Martin Hearl home will be
the scene OF a large family gather
ing Thursday when they entertain
for Thanksgiving dinner Their en-
tire family with the exception OF
Bernard and family. Colman. who
find II difficult 90 travel due 10
gasoline rationinr and Captain
Don Hear RhO il iu the service.
Joyce Hea-l is expected ONE from
Cleveland Wedne siay q ming Her
friend Guy Hagrstf. q. 50 ne Va
val Air Base. 81 be guest ar
the Hear home = as will
also. Miss Alice 'ct'rshurR
Mich. As has D. 90 custom for
the past seNtra a-s three birth
DAYS will De- celebrated al This
time. carolyn Heari Pernar. whose
birthday occurs on THANKSGIVING
Day this year David. who had
birthday last saturday and Nal
clom's which falls on November p.
Mr.. and Mrs. waldo Wardle and
daughter. Ruth. and Mr. and Mrs.
d. Duane Robson. Saline, plan TO
spend today in Detroit as the guests
OF Mrs. Albert Maday.
Mrs. Ralph Moorhead. Pittman
Road. had as house guest Thursday
and Friday her sister. Miss Mary
Wood, Irish Hills The Moorheads
anticipate as Thanksgiving guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Drew and
children, Ypsilanti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Day and
daughters are having their Thanks
giving dinner the Sunday following
Thanks giving at which time they
plan to have as guests Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Mack and Mrs. Mack ;
father. Mr.. Stanton. Caledonia, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Potter, East
Lansing. spent part Of last week
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hewens, Whitaker Road. Just
prior TO their arrival Mr.. Potter re-
turned from a hunting trip near
Houghton Lake, bringing back a
deer.
Not so lucky were T. J. Phillips.
George Rattray and Charlie Merritt
who hunted for a week near Che
boygan, staying at the farmstead
of Joseph Floury. Stony Greek. who
accompanied them but did not go
hunting. Mr.. Floury brought back a
bad cold. however, contracted while
watching a house burn in Cheboy-
gan.
Fife Lake near Cadillac is where
Harold Wizard, Stony Creek. Meade
Wizard and Robert Van Buren,, De
troit. are hunting. They have not
returned home yet Mrs. Wizard had
word that so far they have not had
any luck.
There are two deer trophies in
Stony Creek to date. One was
brought back by Phillip Clark. trail
er resident near the Arthur Davis
The other was a spike deer shot by
Clarence Richardson, Stony Creek
Road. There were nine in the Rich
ardson party, some OF whom left
from '3elleyille. Travelling in the
Richardson car were Mr.. Richard.
son, driving. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Gilman, Willis, and George Day
Milan. Clarence Richardson was one
of the hunters reported missing
but 1t was reported later that he
and Howard Gilman. finding night
fast approaching while they were
still some distance from the Wilbur
Sherman lodge where the party
was sheltered. made camp for the
night to avoid getting lost, return.
ing the next morning. Phillip and
David Richardson were elated al
their fathers good fortune. He was
the only one in the party who got a
deer.
Arthur Davis party returned home
Monday night after a week and two
days OF hapless adventure.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hayes and
sons will be Thanksgiving Day
guests at the home OF Mr.. Hayes
aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.
Esslinger, Ypsilanti.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Beal and son.
James, and daughter Nancy. and
Mrs. BeaPs mother and grandmoth-
er Mrs. J. S. O'Rourke and Mrs.
J. S. Duffie. recently moved here
from Richmond, Michigan, will be
guests Thanksgiving Day at the
home Of Mr.. Bears sister. Miss
Alice Beal, Ypsilanu, where Miss
Beal will be hostess TO approx
mately sixteen members OF the Beal
family.
Mr. and Mrs. VI. W. Frlsbie and
children, Don Duane and Sharon
Elaine. will have Thanksgiving din.
ner with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hourtienne. Ypsilanti
who will, in turn, be guests at the
Frisbie home on Christmas day.
VI. rand Mrs. Carl Clark and
daughters. Jean and Bonnie Jean
attended the Junior Play at Milan
Friday night. entitled. "China
Boy" in which Eileen and Pauline
Merritt took part.