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guest her sister. Mrs. Fulo Mannik-
ko. Of Negaunee. They spent Friday
in Ann ArbOr.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barnes and
son. Charles. and daughter Marilyn.
YpslIanu. were supper guests sun
day az the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis Tooman and son. Dan.
Mrs Frank Pernar and son. Tom
my Ypsilapti. visited at the home
o. Mr aud Mrs. Martin Hearl and
family. Sunday.
tSunday dinner guests OF MT. and
Mrs Grant Austin were Mrs. NitR
teas aud children. Kenneth and
Patsy. Ypsuanu and Lyle Fuller.
sunday afternoon guests at the
Austin home Mere Mr.. and Mrs.
John HARRISON and daughter Bev-
erIN. whitaker Evening guests
Fere Nr ana Mrs James Miller.
Monroe. and Nj and Mrs. Larry
la Nicer. Milan
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week end guests az the home OF
their cousins. NJ. and Mrs Jacs
Sehoenais Fowler. visiting. while
tasre. mutual '-:snC. AZ ST. Johns
Mr. and Mrs Howard Walker and
young son. NhO is seriously iii
Miss BESSIE colby accompanied
them staying a. the home % M-
and Mrs FLOYD Taber and daugh-
ter. Bonns. also OF 50 Johns
NJ and MS. J. " Turnbull
daughter and son -inlaW. M and
Mrs Jack bay and their daughter.
Jane. Wills. spent the week end IN
Port Huron and baskerville. visit
Ing relatives
Fred VANITY and cousin Mrs
Emma Nardell. visited al the home
Of MI and Mrs. Henry Hammond
aud daughters. Ethel and Jeanette
sunday evening
Mrs Harold Wizard has as house
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Guests at Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Mosher
Bemis E0R0, were among those
present Saturday when Miss Flea.
nor Gill daughter OF Mrs. Bertha
Gill. Detroit. became the bride OF
Harold Konnor, also of Detroit, al
a ceremony performed at the Trim.
ity Lutheran Church. The bride was
becomingly attired in white satin
and finger tip veil carrying an arm
bouquet OF white roses and orchids.
She was attended by two brides
maids. in gowns of pink aud blue,
each carrying pink roses. Following
the wedding, a reception for $50
guests was held at the American
Legion Hall, at Schoolcraft Road
at Grand River Ave. A beautiful
five-tiered wedding cake was
served.
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a. ile home % Mr. and MIS- CaH-
;on Hee,us and sons we've NJ and
Mis- Robert NetheHai ana son
William Aun Ar50r and evening
guests wee If and Mrs Lewis
White Npsiianl-
Nr and MIS- Harold Hammond.
Sfoly creek Road. were dinner
guest, sunday AZ The home 90 NJ q
GLADYS Fuller. Whittaher.
Nr and Mrs George Nelson and
children No.fhflue. visited their
parents Nj. and N.s. Grover Col
by. Bemls Road Saturday evening
Mrs FLOYD RAIDER and Mrs Ralph
RAIDER and daughter. Ruby and
Miss Helen RAIDER Syiyania. ONO
ana Mr. and MIS- Leonard lark.
NpsIauti mere guests sunday a.
the home OF NJ and Ms Miles
Latin and Mr aud Ms Robert
Nardle I'm the evening Miss NabIr
RAIDER and Edward Livingston
Npsiianu. visited Al the Latin
home.
M aud Mrs Arthur Maday and
son. Arthur Jr. Detriot we're Tues
day evening guests ~ the home 81
Mr. aud Mrs Miles Latin and Nj
and Mrs Nardie
Mr. and Mrs Charles Ochs and
ar. and Mrs. Leo Ropes and son
Dearborn. we're guests sunday ar
ternoon az the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark I.athers
Mr. and Mrs Theron VANITY and
family were guests sunday at tn
home OF their. cousins Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee StoRell. Detroit. Mrs
Nantys mother. Mrs Eleanor san
+ derson, Who has been guest al
. the Stowell home for the past week
returned with Mr. and Mrs VANITY
/ TO her home on Willis Road
3 Mr.. and Mrs Oryal Throne were
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Leave Ny Heart Alone

being useless" He drew his own
chair closer to hers. 1t vas nice
here on the terrace, although the
beach house might have been nicer
for the moment at hand. Have
you forgotten that we have some
thing to attend to tonight? Or are
you going to try to put me of
again."
Il haven't forgotten" she an
swered. She was glad that 1t was
dark on the terrace. That con-
science of hers was certainly nui-
sance, although she had tried to
shift all blame she might feel onto
the moon. She was tired, mentally
as well as physically, sort of emo
tional exhaustion. So much had
happened in such a short while, so
many changes. I'm not going to
put you off, she said. She knew, OF
course, that Paul was talking about
the ring. She wanted him to give
it to her now, as soon as possible.
She wanted to start wearing 1t.
Not so much because she needed
that reminder, though maybe she
did, at that, as that she would not
want him to think she wanted
postponement.
Good" 1t was the word he al
ways used when especially pleased
He hoped that Karen would be
pleased with his choice for her. And
though it was such tiny package
he took from his pocket II had
seemed to gain in weight es he had
carried il, like that other bother
some weight that he carried in
wardly since the night Of the Fes-
tival, when he had been down by
the sea with Eva Parks when he
should have been with Karen. Il
had not been his fault, not any
more than what had happened by
the sea, although that had troubled
him since, too. II had not been
Eva's fault. She was such an i'm
pulsive youngster, throwing herself
at him as she had, losing her pretty
head. And Of course he was only
human. He had been touched at
such worshipful alteration, he had
lost his head for brief second. But
then he had carefully explained to
Eva that all she felt for him was a
childish sort Of hero business, and
that although he was terribly fond
OF her, there was Karen, as OF
course she knew.
II hope you will like II and al
ways wear it." Paul said now, COM
ing back to Karen quickly, since he
had resolved never to think Of that
| foolish business with Eva again.
He held on. the little white box.
opened to disclose a ring that was
set with such a large and perfect
white diamond. surrounded by sap
phires, that its Srilliance sparkled
even in the thin stream Of light
that came from the long windows
Of the big house.
"Of course I shah like H." Karen
returned, speaking quickly, almost
breathlessly, too, maybe because II
was such a gorgeous ring. almost
too gorgeous Once or her finger II
would blaze the fact that she was
tied" to some other man. as Marty
had said when he had told her she
ought TO wear a ring TO help him
remember that. Well, she would he
wearing il when she saw him again,
so that he could feel very safe in
deed. Il will always wear it," Karen
promised. For then she WOULD be
safe, wouldn't she, from every
thing. including wilv Fate and
any kind of moon?
ITO Be Continue0
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ever met" She had not told Paul
about that good night kiss that had
revealed so much to her woman
heart. The child was only a baby
but no man could be expected to
realize that.
He'll learn" Paul said. "Ill take
him up some day, teach him TO love
flying. Sure, he's nice little kid,
darling. But couldn't we try, for a
change, to talk about something
else now? Do you realize that l
might get jealous OF that young
nephew OF yours If you keep on and
on? And that this IS my first night
back and I have a few things l
want to talk about and you might
concentrate on me now" His voice
was bantering, but his brown eyes
were serious, even reproachful He
actually looked, and sounded, as If
he might be a bit jealous OF Buffy.
Karen laughed at that. She said,
You're just a kid, yourself. All
men are. although they all pretend
they are so big. You shan't take
Buffy up in any airplane for a long
while, not until l am convinced ii
would be all right for him. A wom-
an knows best about some things,
instinctively, ! guess. But, yes, III
concentrate on you for a little
while"
Good, Paul tossed her a smile
to show he really held no grudge,
or jealousy, but he did feel Karen
was making too big fuss over the
child. However, that was woman S
way, as she had said. Women would
make babies out Of boys IL they
were left alone without men to
teach them they had to learn to
fight back. In this tough world you
had to pretend to be bigger than
you knew you were. Shall we walk
down to the ocean," II was their
usual means of seeking solitude
almost their nightly ritual when
together.
But Karen shook her head. I'D
rather not tonight" She did not
want to look at the ocean, or the
moon over it. 1t would not be that
same big golden moon that had
held such magic. Probably there
was new moon now, a silver
crescent, but she did not want &c
be reminded Of certain things con.
nected with the moon that still
weighed on her conscience like the
haunting strain OF remembered
melody. Net this first night Of
Pauls return.
ITS coy here" she said. seeing
the disappointment in Paul's face
that he would not voice. I'VE have
the terrace all to ourselves. Cousin
Ellen and Jane have gone to q
movie and dad said he was going
to retire as soon as Mr.. Waters. his
lawyer, leaves. The truth As, Paul
I'm too tired to bulge from this
comfortable chair. I've been rush.
ing around like mad the rast few
days, all the time you've been gone
in fact. I've been leading a full life
from dawn to bed. Turned over a
new leaf as l get up at sunrise and
go to bed about the time we used tc
start out. I've decided ! ought tc
be useful as well as ornamental
you see
Paul did not quite sec" but he
accepted II. He was, az always
slightly amused. II was another
mood with Karen, he supposed. but
he was willing to indulge it. 'Tha;
is fine" he said, but in my opinion
YOU are ornamental enough to jus.
tify your existence. And never
have thouKht of vol darling. 81
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CHAPTER SEVENTEEN

MARTIN HALLIDAY had been
right again, after all. She had
known the right thing to do and to
saw. Karen had been afraid that
that first impulsive embrace might
have been the wrong thing for her
TO do. She had felt the trembling
OF Buhy's small body, seen him
strive with set lips to keep back
the tears, and so she had thought
he had not wanted her o make a
fuss" over him. She knew so little
about small boys; it seemed that
kisses were all right even, for the
big boy Buffy had said his mother
had told him he must be, when no
one was looking on. Before others,
especially before men, Paul and his
grandfather, the child must try to
be a big boy no matter how diff
cult. but alone, with A woman. he
could be just the little boy his FIVE
years allowed.
He is such brave little boy"
Karen said to Paul, her voice warm
with her pride and love. She had
promised Paul she would join him
as soon as she had seen her
nephew tucked into bed. She had
talked Of nothing except the child
ever since; she was so full OF this
new love. Just imagine leaving
your own home, your mother
and father, everything you had ever
known, to come so far away to a
strange country to live among peo-
pie you had never even seen!
Imagine taking that long, strange
Journey on a big boat all by your
self il you were only FIVE years
old! Buhy has lots OF courage. He
is brave little boy, I know"
"He seems like a game enough
little chap" Paul agreed, IL not
with quite the pride or ring Of con-
vction in his tone karen's held.
Hes scared OF airplanes, though.
Gets white and shakes all over just
when he hears one in the sky. !
suppose he has he lrd about raids
nearby, IL he has not actually ex-
perienced one That was why your
father decided we'd come by train.
II certainly is a mean way to trsv-
Fl. when one is used 10 Tying. Paul
few his own private ship; he was
a good pilot. He did not, in his tone,
condemn the little boy for his fear
OF flying, but it was easy to see
that no matter what the child
might have experienced, Paul could
not quite understand such fear, or
at least he thought 1t would have
been better to give in to 1t.
Anyone who had heard about,
or been near those terrible raids
and bombings, would be afraid OF
plane" Karen defended such fear
with dcep sympathy. Why, just
the pictures she had seen in news
reels sent cold ohills Of fear over
her entire body. Il suppose a little
boy like Bufy would no. know
ship overhead, whether ii would
be an enemy plane or not. I'm glad
dad came By train. And I still think
Buny "a the brsvest htls boy ]
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". S. C. S. PLANS TO
SEND CHRISTMAS BOXES


Lincoln District. Mich, Oct. e.
'Ehe Momans Society OF Christian
Service auxiliary o. the Stony
creek Church met wednesday eve
ming At the home OF Mrs. Martha
Ward, Stony Greek Road. with fiji
teen members and three guests.
MIS- Jean Marble. Mrs. Amy Welch
and Mrs. &. VIII Wizard. present.
IN lnsplratiOnal article entitled
silent Partners read by the chap
lain, Mrs. Doris Throne, opened
the meeting, followed by business
conducted by the president. Mrs.
Bonnie Richardson. Contents for
Christmas boxes to he sent to
James and Richard Mack and Oscar
Mats. Jr.. the three boys in the
service whom this group is spon-
soring, was decided upon, and the
packages will be mailed to them in
accordance with government regu-
lations.
The president read an interesting
letter received from the mission
al Nome. Alaska, acknowledging
the two dozen new Methodist hym-
mails which the group sent to them
in July, and relating some of the
quaint incidents and customs of
the Eskimos who come to the mis-
sion. \ sum OF money was voted
upon TO be presented as gift from
this group to the Stony Creek
Church on Centennial Day.
One member related her expert
ence 10 attempting to pass on, TO
various organizations for men in
the service, accumulated maya
zines from members. Apparently
none OF the contacted 0vganiLa tons
were able TO use them, one group
finally taking them as salvage ma
!. terial. Since numerous messages
from scattered camps in the L. s.
have stressed the need for general.
pictorial and religious periodicals
another member suggested that the
matter be investigated further to
ascertain whether these magazines
could be forwarded TO camp chap
lans for distribution where really
. needed and desired, at possible spe.
cha postal rates.
A splendid offering of baby gar.
ments and other childrens cloth
ing, new and used, was brought to
this meeting for a box TO be packed
and sent by the hostess. Mrs. Mar
tina Wizard. to the Methodist Chill
dren's Home, at BEDFORD. The mex;
!. project will be a box containing
toys, clothing. etc. for children S
home at Mexicali TO be sent out in
November for Christmas.
Following the business OF the
evening, Mrs. Martha Wizard. as
sisted by Mrs. G. Will Wizard
served delicious refreshments Of
gingerale salad, sandwiches and
coffee
The next meeting will he a social
meeting at the home of Mrs Pearl
Hewlett, Stony Greek Road, on
Wednesday evening, October 81
Faculty Have Party
The faculty OF Lincoln Consolid-
ated School met for social eve
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who attended the Fair at Hills
dale We're Mr.. and Mrs. ROBBERY
Wardle and guests, Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence Wacker, Chelsea. who
went on TAprsdsy Nir. ana Mrs.
Claude Eaton were there Friday
and Saturday. accompanied by their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Camp
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Mrs. IaIladaY Honored

Mrs. Jay W. Talladay was the
guest OF honor sunday. Sept. 26. at
a family dinner OF fried chicken,
given for her at the home OF her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. C. Wasem. in observance
OF her birthday on Monday. Sept
%. Guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee J. Talladay and Mr.. and Mrs.
Rex Talladay and daughter Doris
Ann.
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SYNOPSIS

KAREN BELL. wealthy and lovely,
has been the sweetheart of another
member OF her rich Florida set.
PAUL WYATT. since childhood. How
ever, she surprisingly encounters =
young stranger. obviously not OF her
social standing. and learns that he Is
MARTIN HALLIDAY.
YESTERDAY: Buny, Rareps little
nephew. asks her 40 kiss him good
night at the end OF his first day at
the Bell home.
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Recovering

Miss Eileen Lathers who was a
surgery patient at the ST. Joseph
Hospital. Ann Arbor. where an op-
Grafton was performed on one OF
her eyes. is back home where she
is waiting for complete recovery
before returning TO school TO re-
sumo her studies.
Harlow laing vas in Npsilanti
Monday evening TO talk at the
lpsilanti Garden club.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Murray bay
and daughters were dinner guests
At the home OF Mir. and Mrs. era
ham Day and family. Willis.
Dinner guests Sunday. at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry bay
were Mrs. Sadie COX and family.
Sunday dinner and supper guests
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Sell Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Hannah
have sold their house at the corner
of Stony Creek and Bolla Roads to
Mrs. J. S. OtRourke. Richmond,
Michigan, who expects to arrive
here within the next two or three
weeks, and plans to reside in the
former Hannah home with her
mother, Mrs. J. S. Duffie, who viii
be IS years old in January. Mrs.
O'Rourke is the mother of Mrs. o.
R. Beal, Stony Creek. The Ham
mans have purchased house and
small acreage on buckingham Rd.
Attend Fair
Among those from this vicinity
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Attend Banquet
On Monday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Mats and daughter,
Mrs. Ivan i4yua SwoQe, aud house
guest, Mrs. Minnie Meddaugh,
Plymouth. aud Mrs. Sanderson,
Ypsilanti. attended a banquet spon-
sored by the Capitol City No. ,
Auxiliary OF IOOF.. which is the
highest branch OF the order. Dur
ing the evening be ranking off
Gals we're addressed by the titles
assumed by the order and our
group was therefore known as Gen
eral Mats. and Lady Mats. Lady
SWope, Lady Meddaugh and Lady
Sanderson.
Observe Anniversary
Saturday marked the passing Of
the sixth wedding anniversary -
Mr.. and Mrs Murray Day, stony
Greek Road who we're guests o.
honor in observance OF the occa-
sion on that day at the home OF
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Day.
Home on FurIoush
Pfc. Dwight Dibble. Of the Army
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Lincoln District NeUs

ming at Starkweather Hall. Ypsi-
lanti. Saturday night. Following a
chicken dinner. several enjoyable
hours were spent visiting and get
ting acquainted.
A glowing fire in the crate added
cheer and warmth TO the occasion
VI Van Ameyde was chairman Of
the social committee. About thirty.
nine were present.
Horses Guests at Wiener Roast
Kinks grove was the scene OF an
exciting wiener roast Sunday ar
ternoon when eleven young people
OF the community gathered for "A
different" kind OF an outdoor pie
mic. Following the lunch, the guests
had rollicking time playing hide
and seek on horseback. Present
were Patty. Betty and Robert Stew
art. Barbara Breight and ''Skippy' -
Wilma McLain, Ruth Hollowell,
David Cranson. Malcolm Campbell.
and Norma and Libby Kirk and
eight horses.
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Spec.aI Training Program sou o.
Mr. and Mrs sherman Dohle SSsu
Whitaker Road $ home on =
weeks mrioush from Leh.gh tns
Negs,ty. at Bethlehem. Pa.
Improving
Word has been received that
Miss Miller. Who IS 20 teach second
grade this year. Is Vonta.eSClng
from her recent illness and expects
TO be able 90 take charge % her
class next week MIS-. H. T. Lang
has been substituting for Miss Mi
,rr since the opening Of The school
year on sept 20.
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George Rade. accidentally caught
his right hand In a corn hiuder
Friday afternoon He VAS admitted
10 hospital where seven stitches
were taken. Il is reported that the
hand is healing satisfactorily.
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bell, Plymouth. Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin Hearl and son, Dick and Nal
colin, spent Saturday there,
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Home on FurIough
Pfc Dwight Dibble. of the Army
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Faculty Have Party
The faculty OF Lincoln Consoid.
ated School met for a social eve
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J. Wesley Buchanan,
FAIRFAX, VA.
I. MCGEE KING, CHI. 5508.

Pender-Store bldg, small apt, 5-room
modern bungalow l TO 4 acres, on highway.
Price reasonable
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OPEN TODAY, 1875.
628 ELM ST, TAX. PARK. MD
., Outstanding det; brick less than 2 years
end oIa; jdy NV. room, din. room, kit, bedroom
ssnd lsV. on 1st floor; > bedrooms and
S S9atn on "a floor; new house condition
owner own will sell for $500 on easy terms,
Your Neiehbor Bought From U.s.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.. Met 5400
Evening star., 1943-08-01

This unusually charming CoIonis1 bor.
WIN taL White columns. situated on i
acre Iot; within few blocks Of the wash
one-half block of direct bus TRANSPORT Ion
OF downtown Washington, is offered for
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nnaii Ix24l: paneled drawing room (I6 sx
1ooi2 1.u2. opening on sunroom % SKID, over
tI1o1nths garden paneied dining room
ing garden modern kitchen and nowSsr
room: On the I'd floor, gallery hali over
separate wing f16x17. 12i5x9Oto1. each
WiLh Sil private eolored tiled bath: , other
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quo pain, storage attic: gear garage
Iafss garden with dogwood. trees, boy
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George Mason Green Co
VS. $50 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
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it'-',H''D. GIL. S04l
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level lot; anV W. section D. c. or Airing
ton. Va, accessible to work in Alexandra;
not over $4,000; down payment now and
substantial cash soon as our present sale
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or Semlde taChed brick. six to eight rooms
one or two Tiled baths, dry basement State
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If YOU HAVE A GROOM HOUSE IN A
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FAIRLAWN, HOME OWNERS ATTENTION
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