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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-03-04
LOCAL ADVERTISEMENTS

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FOR RENT-Front bedroom: hot
water heat, 70 Oak street. Oakland
Advertisement 81
FOR SALF-Coal Chick Broodcr.
500 capacity. W. A. Hauser, Oakland.
Advertisement 1-3t"
FOR RENT-House on State road,
with hot water heat, after March 1st.
Telephone l34-W.-Adv 52-tf.
WANTED-Mme timber props. ties
and bars. Wolf Den Coal Corporation.
ShaIlmar, Md.-Adv. Lit.
FOR RENT-Two room furnished
apartment, modern convcniences. APP
.ply l24 Third street, Oakland.-Ad-
yertiscment 2-3t
FOR RENT-Siy-room house. APP
ply Ole Wcimer Sand FIat-Decr
Park road, address Deer Park
Adv 1T
LOST-War ration book No. / be-
longing to Miss Stella June Teets.
Finder will please notify her at
Friendsville.-Adv LIT.
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED-For
two men, Henry R. Foglepole and
Melvin f. Lee r. F. D. No. /, Mt
Lake observation-disclosures 53-3t"
FOR SALE-One Of the best loca-
lions in Mountain Lake Park; price
reasonable. Dr.. c. Oscar Hall, phone
Oakland 42.-Advertisement LIT
COAL AND WOOD for sale. De
livered promptly. See J. W. Whorton,
nd-Advertisement 51-3t*
FOR SALE - Small farm 1872
acres, just west of Oakland Small
house ON property Apply X. E.
McIntire. Oakland-Adv. 51-3t.
FOR RENT-One large well fur
nished front bedroom. Apply SO Al
der street. Mrs. G. C. Stemple-Ad-
yertsement 28tf.
FOR SALE - Farm located three
miles south of Oakland. Apply WRIGHT
Thaycr. route |. Oakland. Md
ADV. 52-3t.
FOR RENT Two. o,. +b,oo roo,,,s
furnished, to a refined couple. Refer
ences exchanged. Address P. O. Box
1902, Oakland, AId.-Adv. off
WANTED oood ,sad Pabv Cor-
STAGE, Consult Ms AlGel,ta Ra,k-
hurst, NaIIv Aparfmcnfs-Adv 81"
FARM FOP SAFE Toco+ad ana
and ono-baIf Miles santh If Navars-
dale pa Addrnss Poy 800 p II .
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focr ,ya. Da+:s. Oh. ~.
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or 10 Ration board ADV ~
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one, name OF CALVIN Stark, Oakland.
I nicer return 70 owner at Manhattan y
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LOS -Four war Ration books
tNo. - Names OF DuckWorth, flndef
please return to Roland >. Duck
worth, SWanton. or to Ration Board,
OakIand.-Adv. 2-it#
Potatoes. No. ( Grade:
will buy any amount. Contact Mon
helms Wholesale Produce. Oakland
IL. or Emeric Dusic. 264-J win pay
prevailing market price and pick up
potatoes at the farm.-Adv. 2-3t
WANTED-A crew of timber cut
ters. Good timber. steady employ
mcnt for at least three wears. 81 so
per thousand feet. Also some dav
workers; highest hourly rates. Vacant
house for family. Clifford Friend, tel
cphone Accident I42-Adv. Ut,
WANTED Desirable man and wifi,
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church at her home, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Harold Miller entertained the
Grantsville Homcmakers Club, on
Wednesday evening at her home.
Byard +. Butler, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Benny Butler, has been sent to
Camp Howe, Texas.
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FOR SALE-Fresh Guernsey-Jer-
scy Cow, years old. Clarence Fulk,
near Gormcr, Md-Adv. l-2t"
BLOOD TESTED BABY CHICKS
Any breed; any quantity. Pullet
chicks, special laying strain; s chicks
free with every hundred ordered ,
weeks in advance. Get our catalogue
and prices with discount before buy
ing. No Sunday sales. c. j. Yoder,
Grantsville, Advertisement 49-tf
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Robert Guy of Morgantown, who re-
manned over the day in the Park.
Mrs L. d. Hill came to the Park on
Wednesday from Washington, D. c.,
and is occupying her home for the
spring and summer.
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COMMISSIONERS MEETING

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN That
the Board of County Commissioners
for Garrett County, Maryland, will be
in session for the transaction of all
routine business that may properly
come before them on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
MARCH Is AND Is, 1913.
By order of the Board
GERTRUDE ARONHALT, Clerk.
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MT. LAKE PARK
Miss Annie Hamill

The people of Mountain Lake Park
we're again shocked when they lcarno.
Of the passing of = GOOD friend and
neiehbor. Miss Annie Hamill She will
lie missed by all of US.
World Day of PRAYER
There is a call to PRAYER going out
to all people on Friday-The WorIa
Day Of Prayer. PRAYER in this world
today is a very vital need, Be sur.
to 90 to the United Brethren church
in Loeb Lynn Heights some time Fri
day afternoon from 2:30 on. and ioi
in this fellowship Of PRAYER,
Brief Mention
The regular meeting Of the Loeb
Lynn Heights PIT. A. will he held on
Monday evening at 1870 in the school
building. at which time a safety pro-
gram will be presented.
Corporal Thomas Culrie. Of the
Maryland State Police. will speak ana
Mrs. Caroline Wilson will conduct =
discussion on "Problcms pertaining
to the Child and to the School,"
The Ladies' Aid Of the L. B. church
will meet on Friday afternoon at the
Aid Hall. with Mrs. J. c. Foster as
hostess.
The Neighborhood Club will hold
its regular monthly meeting and
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A Marine private who killed 200
Japs on Guadalcanal received the
Navy Cross, but can't see it. He lost
sight of one eye and was nearly
blinded in other.
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EVANSVILLE
Or. Cooper Speaks To ADtarians

ucational rehabilitation in the State
penal institutions Of Pennsylvania ii
meeting of Grantsville Rotary club
last week.
Following the meeting, Scout Exec
utiVe Lalor, of Patomac Council me-
with the troop committee and Off
GERS Of the Rotary to consider the es-
tablishment Of a Boy Scout troop in
Grantsvlle.
Jennings Rites Held
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Livengood re-
ceivcd message stating that William
A. Jennings, aged 81 years, who spent
many summers vacationing in this
community, had died on February -
at Conncllsville tPa.) State hospital
/ whore he had been taken less than
twelve hours prior to his demise. The
cause of death was given as pneumo-
mia.
Mr. Jennings was a lifelong resi-
dent Of ConnellsyilIe. He joined the
service Of the West Penn Power Com
pany in December, 1911. and remained
in its employe until his death, at
which time he was assistant district
manager Of the company for the Con-
nellsville district.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Margaret NJ. Anderson Jennings, and
one sister, Mrs. Clayton Campbell, Of
! Connellsville.
WSCS Neetino
The WSCS, of the GrantsviIIe
Methodist church met at fine home Of
Mrs. CIeve Ashbv. last Thursday eve
ming. In addition 10 the hostess
eighteen persons attended. Mrs V r
Gillum was leader of the program.
Reading bv Mrs. Lee Lavman. medi-
tation. Ethel Broadwater; reading bv
Mrs. Fl. f. burst. Mrs. l. B. Scbaefer
cave a report from Conference at
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-03-04

LESSON TEXT Samuel 3o:l6. II; Isaiah
% a. Z; Galatians 5:l9.2l
GOLDEN TENT-"SUong drink shall be
bitter to them that drink it."-Isaiah 24:9.
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WSCS Meeting

The WSCS, of the Grantsville
Methodist church met at the home Of
Mrs. Cleve Ashby, last Thursday eve
ming. In addition to the hostess
eighteen persons attended. Mrs V. R.
Gillum was leader of the program.
Reading by Mrs. Lee Layman; medi-
tation, Ethel Broadwater; reading by
Mrs, Fl. f. burst. Mrs L. B. Schaefer
gave report from Conference at
keyser.
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Annual Financial Statement
OF THE
Corporation of Oakland, Maryland, for the
Fiscal Year Ending February %, 1913.
RECEIPTS
General

Cash on hand February %, l942,...........
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Water Department

Material and Labor Observation-Disclosures.
Land ................... ..,,,......
Interest on Mortgage OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Electric Lights Observation-Disclosures.
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Ford read 4 poem entitled THE
Mothers Watch" Mrs. Charles
Freeman's poem was The Bravest
OF Battles Appropriate TO the Eas-
ter time, Mrs. L. +. Gee read selec.
tons from the latter part OF John
Oxenham's book. Gentlemen, the
King a story OF the life Of Christ.
Mrs. W. Z. Dixon presided at the
business meeting, which was OPP
ened with the singing Of the hymn,
My Faith Looks Up to Thee Sine
also led the deyotions reading from
the Upper Room devotional booklet
on Trusting God and Leaving Your
Burdens With Him"
A communication from Mrs. Lulu
Rice. district president. announcing
the Washtenaw County W. c. I. [.
Conference in Ann Arbor, Apr. 80,
and the Lenawee County Confer
ence. May and Z, was read.
Mrs. Dixon reported on the show.
ing Of the temperance educational
film. The Brain Does Count at
the Ypsilanti High School, Roose-
welt and Lincoln Schools assem-
blies.
Mrs. Ford reviewed some OF the
fine work done BY the union for the
needy from 1894 to 1886. They made
layettes and clothing and did con-
siderable helpful work for the very
poor.
The next meeting will be May Is
at the home OF Mrs. Charles Free.
man.
Mrs. L. II. Ward will 90 TO Chi.
cago, Ill.,. Thursday 70 spend Easter
with her daughter and son.in.law,
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Terry and
family, who live at Elmwood Park,
ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Scharbat
and family will spend Good Friday
in Ann Arbor with Mrs. Alex Schar.
bat.
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Paint Creek News

Mrs. Jacob Turnbull had as her
guest, Friday, her daughter. Mrs.
Jack Day and daughter Jane, Willis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Turnbull at.
tended the Farmers Club at Mr..
and Mrs. Thurlo Heath's, Tuesday.
where Harlow Laing was the
speaker.
Fred VANITY and cousin, Mrs.
Emma Wardell, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis Dillon Sunday eve
ming.
Mrs. Emma Wardell received a
letter from her sister recently,
Miss Twiggs, Afford Lincolnshire,
England, near where the war is
on.
Mr.. and Mrs Sherman Dibble re-
ceivsd a call Sunday from Harold
Percy. Caro-.
Mr.. Servant spent the week end
in Detroit.
Mrs. Ralph Tiebout. Evansville.
H.. visited Wednesday at the home
OF her brother, Jennings Camp
bell.
Rev. Charles ]. Carey returned
home Thursday evening after
spending four days in Cleveland.
O., visiting his children and
friends.
Mrs. John Wright visited Mrs.
Grace Freeman Thursday after
noon. and also Mrs. Henry Ham
mond.
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Calendar Of Social Events

TODAY
Crescent Ladies' Aid Society all day meeting GA R Hall
Washtenaw Rebekahs meeting o'clock Odd Fellow Hall
Huron Temple number Pyhan o'clock
and Chief following
Ypsant Aere Faterna Eagles o'clock 33a
St
THURSDAY
Order OF Rainbow Girls special 80 initiation
Temple lodge
Martha A Beach Daughters OF Union
meeting, 73O, GAR Hall entertainment Department
president
B. B. Runco Club o'clock with Mrs Mildred Snedurf
Baptist Womens Union, 80 home OF Mrs. W. R. Shaw
Bring magazines and scrap book material
Ypant Lodge number 54s LOOF visits Milan lodge Third
gree will be conferred three candidates Leave about
O'Clock.
ST lnkes Auxiliary Guild sewing and luncheon omitted
count Of death of Miss Minnie Horner. president
Red Cross surgical dressings Welch Hall
Queen City Lodge number 1s Knights Of Pytha party
o'clock. X P. Hall
Riverside Study Club o'clock with Mrs Claude Wright
Swirl for people high age and old
s o'clock Gilbert
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Miss Ruth GambeII Elected
President Of B. P. w. Club

At the annual dinner meeting OF
the Ypsilanti Business and Profes.
sional Women's Club. Tuesday eve
ming in the Ladies' Literary Club
House, officers we're elected for the
coming year.
Miss Ruth Gambell is president,
Miss Ora Mae Hartley vice presi-
dent, Miss Leeta Baird recording
secretary. Miss Hilda Leinonen
treasurer and Miss Marian Simons
corresponding secretary.
The slate was presented by Miss
Mildred Geddes, chairman OF the
nominating committee and a unani-
nous ballot was cast for the group.
The new officers will be formally
installed at the next meeting OF the
club May 4 in the formal lounge OF
Charles McKenny Hall.
\ delicious cooperative dinner
preceded the meeting under the
careful planning Of the dinner com
mittee for the year. with Miss Mar
jcrie Milllman chairman.
Very splendid annual reports
were given by the officers aud com
mittee chairman. The club had en-
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/ joyed a very successful year with
the very capable leadership OF Miss
Doris Milliman as president and
had followed the program outlined
by the national organization in a
very interesting way. with Miss
Ruth Gambell as program coordina-
tor and the other club members do
ing their part well,
Miss Milliman thanked the group
for the fine spirit Of cooperation
and friendship given to her through
out the year. She said she had en-.
joyed the association both with the
local club members and the con-
facts with other groups in and out
OF the city.
Twelve new members received
during the year and one reinstated
were formally initiated. The par
lors were beautiful with palms and
forsythia bouquets. Standing near
the large national emblem owned
by the club and gowned in pastel
satin, those taking part in the GER
emory were Miss Ada Holmes.
membership chairman for the year,
the president. Miss Doris Mlliman
and Miss Leeta Baird, Mrs. Blanche
kissane. Miss Marjorie Milllman,
Mrs. Jennie Mesic. Miss Cornelia
EVerard, and Miss Johanna Gerlitz
who interpreted the meaning OF the
symbols OF the national emblem
which embodies golden circle OF
friendship.
Mrs. Gene Hand sang very beau
tifully. "The Golden Key by Carrie
Jacobs Bond. with Mrs. Mabel Cha
pin at the piano.
Miss Milliman read an article is
sued by the national office, Why
Do | Belong to Such an orsaniza-
ton and following the pledges CIV
en- by the initiates all club members
renewed their pledges as business
and professional women and the
group sang the emblem song.
Members received during the
year were Miss Thelma Anthony
Miss Evelyn Edwards. Miss Eliza
beth Bessey. Miss Donna Baker
Miss Mary Frances Gates, Miss
Marian Simors, Miss Hilda Leino
men, Miss Lucille Layher, Miss Beat
rice Wade. Miss Marian Quinn,
and Miss Mae HLayin reinstated.
Miss Mary L. Finn who has been
i'll most OF the winter at her home
in ST. Joseph was unable 10 attend,
also Mrs. Edna Withrow.
Guests Tuesday evening were
Mrs. Laura Horning, Miss Martha
Stadtmiller and Mrs. Willard Hatch.
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MR., MRS. sWlcK CELEBRATE
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

Paint Creek, Mich. Apr. 2l-Mr.
and Mrs. Robert VANITY entertain
ed Sunday for dinner honoring
Mrs. Wanty's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Swick, on their 45th
wedding anniversary.
Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. James Morton and son
Robert and friend, Miss Viola
Lemka, Saline, and Mildred VANITY
and friend, Robert Fry. Ypsilanti.
A lovely wedding anniversary
cake was the centerpiece. Also
Fred VANITY and cousin, Mrs. Emma
Wardell, were among those pres
emit
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D. OF b. V. PAST
PRESIDENTS SEW

The Past Presidents Club OF the
Daughters Of Union Veterans spent
Tuesday evening sewing for the
Red Cross al the home OF Mrs.
Philip Waiting. Mrs. \. \. Bell pre-
sided at brief business meeting
when it was decided 10 change the
club meeting night from the third
Monday TO the third Thursday OF
each month.
The members will again sew for
the Red Cross at the next meeting
May 20 with Mrs. Eunice Mats.
Light refreshments were served at
the close o! the evening.
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FLYING ACE

Detroit, Apr. 21-INS-With the
announcement today by the War
Department that he shot down six
Axis planes. 1t. Richard f. Dufey.
Walled Lake, became one OF the
country's flying aces. 1t. Duifey
shot down the planes in the record
breaking air battle over northeast
Tunisia last Sunday as member
OF an American fighter squadron
that fought with Montgomery
eighth British army all the way
from FL Alamein in Egypt to the tip
OF Tunisia. His score was Ave
iunkers SIS and a Messerschmitt
l09
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SANITY TEST ASKED

Ionia, Apr. 21-Tuesday Prosecu-
tor Geer Smith requested the APP
pointment OF a sanity commission
to examine Donald Il. Temelco. II
year.old Ionia HfTh School football
star charged with the murder OF
Clara B. Johnson. 10. and simultan-
eously Circuit Judge Morris X.
Davis postponed indefinitely the
youths arraignment.
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w. 6. T. u. MEETING
MARKED BY READINGS

For the program for the April
meeting OF the Ypsilanti Calkins
Women's Christian Temperance
Union. Tuesday evening. poems and
selections were read by members.
The meeting was at the home OF
Miss Eloise Bradshaw. Mrs. B. r.
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JOLLY MIXERS CLUB
AT SINKULE HOME

Mrs. Charles Sinkule was hostess
for the meeting of the jolly Mix
ers Club at her home, Tuesday eve
ming Prize winners for 500 were
Mrs. Olin Ring. Mrs. Jerome Chees-
man and Mrs. Charles Delano. Mrs.
Stanley Bliss was a special guest
and was given a gift from the club.
The next meeting will be May 4
with Mrs. Gordon Wright.
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Celebrates Birthday

Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow Laing en-
tertained Monday at 6 o'clock din
ner honoring their son, Richard
Laings 18th birthday. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward F. Gee, Ypsilanti; Miss
Marie LANG and mother, Cleve-
land, O.; and Mrs. Ina Champion.
Covers were laid for nine and a
lovely birthday cake was the center
piece. Richard received some very
nice gifts.
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HONOR GUESTS AT
BIRTHDAY DINNER

Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones and
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Jones en-
tertained Sunday night at a s
o'clock dinner honorng John Jones
and Mrs. Woodrow Jones birthday
which is this week.
Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Scharer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chauscey Schweigert, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Kuska, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Jones and son John. Covers
were laid for ~. A lovely birth
day cake was the centerpiece.
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POPULAR COED

Albion, Apr. 2l-Miss Elsie Mas
Reed, Albion College junior from
Detroit, a member Of the student
weekly newspaper staff for two
years. Is this year associate edi-
tor OF the yearbook. In addition
to these activities and mem bership
in more than half dozen clubs
she has been cited each semester
for outstanding scholarship.
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RIVER DRAGGED

Owosso, Apr. 21--State police,
conservation officers and Clinton
and Gratiot deputy sheriffs dragged
the Maple River, near the south
line OF Gratiot County, Tuesday for
the body OF Carl Smith. IS years
old, Gratiot County conservation
officer who has been missing since
Saturday.
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TAKES CHICAGO JOB

Chicago, Apr. 21-INS- Fred A..
Nolan OF Detroit, newly-appointed
general manager OF the Chicago
surface lines. made plans today to
improve service to the riding pub
lie when he assumes his new post
May 10 at a salary OF 100000 year.
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Receive Decree

Five candidates received the Mas.
ter Mason degree at Tuesday
nights meeting OF Phoenix Lodge
lumber IS F. and A. NJ. at the Ma
sonic Temple lodge room. Forrest
Doerr. worshipful master. presided
in the East and announced that
there will be an Entered Appren-
tice degree next Tuesday evening.
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FoRESEE THE PLAY

ON MANY an OCCASION, t Is
possible for the defender, who has
listened carefully to the bidding
and then drawn logical conclu.
sions from it, to figure out just
how the declarer Is likely to play
for his contract. This applies most
emphatically when there has been
a lot Of bidding, showing the dis
tribution Of the declarer's hand
and the dummy. Use Of such men,
tai processes can sometimes steer
the opening leader away from the
most disastrous lead to the one
opening which promises best to
thwart the plan.
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Mrs. II. A. Scovill and family,
William and Susan, Union City,
Mich. spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. william Scovill. Mrs. II.
A. Scovills husband, Capt. Henry
Scovill, who is in the Medical
Corps. is stationed in Iceland.
Distinctive scholarship of 1913 Uni
versity Of Michigan students includ-
ed Frank Whitehouse. Jr., and Ben
Henry Nanden Belt. Jr.. both fresh
man honors In the literary college.
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Guest at Banquet

Mrs. Robert VANITY was enter
tanned in Ypsilanti Saturday at
Charles McKenny Hall at ban
quet given by her daughter, Mil
bred VANITY. who belongs to the
sororety society. Sigma Sigma Sig
ma. A fine program was given.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-21
Entertains Guests

Mrs. Maurice Draper entertained
Is guests Saturday at her home hon
oring Mrs. Karl Wenger, Ann Ar
Dor. Games were played and prizes
were won by Mesdames John john
son, Colell Johnson. Roger Cline
and Iva Leyher. Guests were from
Saline, Ann Arbor. Milan and Ypsi-
lanti.