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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-07
Calendar Of Social Events
TODAY

Lutheran Ladies Aid Society. 2 o'clock at church
Washtenaw Rebekahs, o'clock, Odd Fellow Han
r Club dinner O'Clock. Denton Methodist Church
Iu,on number 66 Pythian sisters Fast SueIS -s
Castle Hall ., -..,-.,
Womans study club Guild Day sewing 10 o'clock
potluck lunch 1890, Literary Club House - -,
Schaner Dorcas Society OF Lutheran OhuCn 'V VII"
MRS. Blanche Schweigert
Newcomers Club luncheon and meeting Charles Mchenny HAN
wives Of Men in Service, o'clock, Gilbert House. ~
Capsule Sisters $50 home OF Mrs William Renton
order of Eagles O'CLOCK Eagles nan
Prospect Parent Association o'clock al Prospect school
Boy Scouts Catholic Church 40 o'clock at the
school Kwanis Club troop 81, 40, Woodruff school, -
RVole Child Study o'clock the home OF Mrs Nred
snden 5415 Ellis Chapele will speak on Educa'
tional Home and at School.
THURSDAY
Tent Daughters of Union Veterans 1880 business
meeting, GAR Hall
Baptist Womens church, will be special
guests. Chief o Police Dan Patch speaker
Assembly OF Rainbow for Girls regular meeting
73O, Masonic Temple lodge
Presbyterian Union luncheon 1880 followed by
business meeting at church. .
Doroas Society OF Lutheran Church $780, with
Mrs Karl Sche1er.
Society OF Lutheran Church
O'Clock. Paul Trautwetter.
Ypsan Club dinner for wives o'clock in Presbyterian
Church dining
ST Luke's League OF Women postponed week
Auxiliary Guild luncheon u 80 al church
B. B. Bunco Club o'clock with William Fleming
Ypan Lodge number 54S LOOT o'clock, Odd Fellow Hall
City Lodge number 1877 Knights of Pthias card party
o'clock. Castle Hall
Society Christian Service Esther
with Mrs Lloyd o'clock Lydia with Mrs Howard Hell
Miriam, with Mrs. Walter Dixon, o'clock
luncheon Rachel with Mrs Rorabacher O'Clock,
Edith Rorabacher Eie Turner assisting hostesses;
Ruth the Church House 1926 luncheon bring table service
. o'clock; Sarah, with Mrs. Lowell Lei, o'clock.
Singleton Bridge Club. o'clock, Arbor.
Mrs Frank Rust. hostess
Twenty Club, $50. Hotel Huron, J. H. McCuloch. host
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The first FAIL meeting OF the
Ypsilanu chairmen OF the Amer
lean Red Cross was held Tuesday
at the Legion Home. Mrs. Owen
Cleary presided.
Reports OF various commit. ees
were given, Mrs. Cyrus Sturgis.
Ann Arbor chairman OF the Gray
Ladies. reports that classes will
begin Friday for the an women
enrolled to do work at Percy
Jones Hospital one day a week. An.
nouncement was made for Mrs.
Jesse Mangus. chairman OF Home
Service, that a refresher course
will be given In the work OF Vet
Grams claims" Veteran Consult
ant, Lloyd Thompson will be the
speaker at the meeting given at
Red Cross Headquarters in Ann
Arbor.
Mrs. Robert Schrepper. chairman
OF Arts and Skills, asked for won.
en- who can give each Thursday to
Percy Jones Hospital. Wednesday
afternoon Will be spent In prepare
ton for the trip. The women are
now working on stuffed animals,
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Returned Veteran
Takes Bride Here
in Quiet Ceremony

In a quiet, impressive single ring
ceremony Saturday afternoon at
the home OF his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar II. Bowman, 81 Center
St, Tech S Cpl. Gordon A. Bowman
was we'd TO Miss Ellen A. Hubbard,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Hubbard, llO4 Ecorse Rd. The
bride was in blue and the groom
was In uniform. The nuptials were
performed by Rev. William Shaw.
The attendants were the groom's
brother( Richard Bowman and
Miss Lois Marushak. The happy
couple have gone to housekeeping
in an apartment on W. Forest
Ave.
For the present the bride will
continue her employment at the
Ford Generator Plan. The groom,
who has been home on an extend.
ed turlough, will return 10 Camp
Grant, ILL.,. Friday, where he ex.
poets 10 receive his honorable dis.
charge In the near future. Cpl.
Bowman has been with the 3l5th
Quartermaster Corps OF the First
Army. He has Just returned from
IS months OF active duty overseas
and wears the good conduct rib
bon, European ribbon and three
Bronze stars
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TRIBUTE TO
EUNICE SMITH

In reviewing the life OF Eunlce
Smith, we gain new courage and
strength to live our lives more
completely in service 20 others in
the time remaining TO us.
The fullness and richness OF the
/ heritage of which we are the benefit
/ Charles Is verified by the record OF
her life among us. She lived a life
I OF constant dependability. This
was attested by the responsible Of
flee which she held in many organ
| iLations, TO each one she gave I'M
selhshly Of her time; no detail was
too small to be considered unim-
portant.
She was an active member OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. a past
I president OF the Ladies' Literary
/ Club: a member and past vice pres
/ ident OF the American Association
OF University Women. Ypsilanti-
Ann Arbor branch: n past presi-
dent OF the Washtenaw County Fed
Grafton OF Women's Clubs; a pres
ent officer in the Southeastern Dis
triCt OF Women's Clubs. a chairman
\ in the State Federation of Women's
Clubs: and a member OF the Ypsi-
lanti Garden Club.
Shortly after Pearl Harbor, she
recruited American Red Cross
Nurse Aides in this city. Her kind
ness, courtesy and sympathy in
spired an esprit-de-corps that car
ried TO a very successful conclusion
the emergency stating Of Boyer
Hospital with Nurse Aides through
out the entire war. II was only
when she realized, after VI Day.
how critically i'll she was, that Red
Cross received with great regret
her resignation as chairman. Thus
one more service was completed for
her fellowmen.
Her greatest love was exempli.
fled in her home as wife and moth
err. Because OF her husbands as
ISOLATION with the faculty OF Mich
igan State Normal College, she was
vitality interested in all campus ac'
tivities. She was member Of Fac
ulty Danes. OF Kappa Delta Pi. Ma
! tional Honorary Society. and was
affiliated with Alpha Sigma Alpha.
And so II is, that in memory Of
loved ones departed, the memorial
impulse is in the minds OF the liv-
ing. Sometimes bronze plaques or
marble statues are erected as an
aid TO memory in the minds of con-
temporaries, or those to follow;
however, the truest memorial. be-
cause II requires no physical aid
is that indelibly etched in the minds
Of those who have benefited and
which spontaneously comes into be-
ing as the value OF the depart
ed ones contribution is realized.
II remains only for each OF US to
give thanks in our own way for the
contacts we have had with Eunice
Smith and thereafter firmly TO re-
solve that the lessons which we
have learned and the strength we
have gained will find expression
in our future individual contribu-
lions 10 our fellowmen. In so do
ing. we shall create constantly ex-
tending memorial to our friend and
associate.
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LonSkey, Jewel
Vows Exchanged

Miss Lucille Lonskey, daughter
OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. John Lon
skey OF YpsilAnti, and Scott Jewell.
son OF Mrs. Irene Jewell o; Stew.
ensyille. Mich, exchanged their
marriage VOWS at ST. John the Bap-
list Church at 1880 Wednesday
morning. November 7. at a double
ring ceremony with Rev. William
Hoerauf officiating. Baskets OF
white chrysan.hemums graceE the
altar.
The bride who was given in mar
riage by Fred NJ. Greenstreet, a
friend Of the family. was lovely in
a gown OF white lace over white
satin. with a net yoke and a round
neckline. The very full skirt falling
over a double hoop was Rccentuat.
ed at the waist by a graceful pep
lum. The long sleeves fastened
with my buttons ended In points
over the hands. \ fingertip veil OF
illusion cascaded from a corOnet
OF matching lace. The bride carried
colonial bouquet o: white pom.
poms and white rose buds. She was
attended by Miss Mary Schultz OF
Detroit who wore gown OF blue
taffeta with a fitted bodice and a
full Skin over a hoop She wore
crown OF Johanna Hill rose buds
and white pompoms and carried
a matching colonial bouquet. Har-
old Lonskey, the BRIDES brother.
served as best man. The ushers
were Roy Connally and Vern Bar
Der, both OF Ypsilanti.
Following the ceremony the we'd
ding party and the immediate fam
lilies enjoyed a wedding dinner at
the Dearborn Inn.
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Legion Auxiliary
Attends Vets Party

Several members Of the Amer.
lean Legion Auxiliary number 2S2
attended the monthly party for vet.
erans. sponsored by the second
district American Legion Auxiliary
al the Ypsilanti safe Hospital,
Tuesday night.
The rehabilitation chairman
Mrs Carol Lemon, Battle Creek,
and the national committeewoman.
Mrs. Edna Alder. Ann Arbor, and
members OF units in this section
o. Michigan. were hos.esses. A
program OF music was presented
by the ladies' chorus Of the state
Hospital.
Refreshments OF tee cream.
cakes and coffee were served 10
about S. guests These monthly
parties Tor World War one and
TWO veterans. are projects made
possible through contributions on
Poppy Day.
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E. w. Waugh Tells
Business Women
of World Charter

Ypsllanu Business and proies-
sional Women Club members met
at the home OF Miss Belle Morrison
Tuesday evening and listened to
AN informative talk on the United
Nations Charter which was given
by +. W Waugh from the history
department OF the Michigan STATE
Normal College
Mr.. Waugh emphasized the great
amount OF work that has been put
into the formation OF the charter
and said that although the organ
ization might not be perfect, yet
II Is a large step forward toward
international understanding. tie
discussed the membership OF the
United Nations organization which
II made up OF a general Assembly,
a security council and an economic.
social council.
Mrs. Mabel Bentley. chairman OF
the International Relations Com
mittee In the club, introduced the
speaker.
At the business meeting which
was conducted by the president,
Miss Marjorie Milliman. reports OF
various activities and meetings
were given. Janet Renton, who at.
tended the district meeting OF the
Michigan Federation OF Business
and Professional Women held In
Monroe October rs. gave the high
lights OF that meeting. Lucille Lay
her reported on a meeting OF the
executive board OF the City FEEDER
alton which she attended. A writ
ten report OF the Washtenaw
County Federation and the South
eastern District Federation meet
ings, done by Mrs. Freda Warsop,
were read by the corresponding
secretary. Gertrude Reihle.
Club year books were presented
by the program chairman, Mrs.
Cora Horton. Mrs. Eftie Fullerton
was welcomed as a new club mem.
Der.
Guests at the meeting were Miss
Neva Whipple and Miss Lois Smith.
The Thanksgiving meeting will
be held at the Denton NJ. T..
Church.
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Rev. II. {. Colburn
Addresses Sorority

Eey. Harvey C. C7,burn save an
interesting talk on the subject
The Mind" for members OF the
Epsilon Sigma Spha sorority.
Tuesday evening in Charles Nc,
kenny Hail In Illustration ~ his
topic. he reviewed the books.
Mind in the Making" by Robin
son. Why We Behave Like HUI
man Beings" by c. DorSay, and
How TO Win Friends and Influence
People" by Dale Carnegie. The
speaker was introduced by Miss
olive Lockwood chairman OF edu-
'stonal program.
Miss Rober.a Hakes. chairman
Il the ways and means committee.
exported on the very successful
-umnage sale. Nov. and 3. Plans
we're made 10 hold weekly bridge
parties on alternating Tuesday
nights. the first one 10 be at the
home OF Mrs Robert Wizard, spon-
sor.
After the meeting he gronp
went 10 the cafeteria for ice cream
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l. Lucas and
Mrs. NJ McCafferty. Romeo. we're
week end guests ot Mr. and Mrs.
Earle V. Evans.
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ST. LUKE MEN HEAR
UNIVERSAL TRALNZlNG

era:or. Dean Isbell and Professor
Simon Fagerstrom o. the Normal
College presented the arguments
against Universal Military Train
ing. and Fred Battelle and Harold
Magee, members OF the American
Legion. presented the affirmative.
Following the panel discussion
the meeting was turned into an
open forum in which spirited dis
cussion took place. Several ex-
servicemen were presen. who pre-
sented their views, as did also
some high school and college stu
dents. The Ypsilanti High School
debate team attended the meeting
TO pick up any possible new points
TO be used In their forthcoming
debate on the same topic. Mrs.
Lockwood, .heir coach, restrained
the students from entering into
the open forum discussion, be-
cause she wished them TO observe
and listen. but It was noticed that
as soon as the meeting was over
they cornered the members OF the
panel and cross-examined them.
The dinner which preceded the
meeting was prepared by Charles
Nepodal and his committee.
President Fred Battelle closed
the meeting with an announcement
that the first Sunday in Decent Der
there will be a corporate commun.
ion for the Men OF st. Luke's and
that the regular December dinner
meeting will be planned by the
social committee.
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Pleasure Club

Mrs. H. II. Smith. Dearborn. was
hostess for the luncheon and meet.
ing OF the Industrial Pleasure Club
at her home. Tuesday afternoon. At
the business meeting II was voted
to make a Thanksgiving gift OF
$40 to the Ypsilanti Home Associa-
ton. Two comforts were tied dur
ing the afternoon.
The club will NEE. again Nov. 90
with Mrs. II. G. Baker.
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Offlesra Inatalled

The newly elected officers OF
the Ypsilanu Grange we're installed
at the November meeting, Tuesday
at the home o: Mrs. Edna Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. Brokaw OF the
Ann Arbor Grange acted as install.
ing officers. The new officers are
Eugene Strang, master, Mrs. b. X.
Ford. lecturer; Mrs. Walter Gale,
oyerseer; Mrs. Wilson. assistant
steward, Mrs. Belle Scotney, chap
lain; Miss Maude Carpenter treas
urer, Mrs. James Welch. secre-
tary; Grant Wilson. gatekeeper.
Mrs. William Elliott, Ceres; Mrs.
John Riggs. Pomona; Mrs. Walter
Saultz, Flora, Mrs. Strang, lazy
assistant steward.
Mrs Motive +. Smith and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Richard r .Harner and
granddaughter, Judith Lynn, have
just returned from a five weeks
vacation IN the South where they
visited friends In New Orleans, La,
and attended the Navy Day cele-
bratiOn there. They also visited
friends IN Baton Rouge. La, and
Mrs. Smiths son. James Smith, At
Ruston, La, where Mr.. Smith has
been music supervisor at he state
college for eleven years. They at
tended the State Fair at Shreve-
port, La. In Joplin, Mo, they visit
ed Mrs. Smiths other son, Arthur.
and family.
En- route home they spent sun.
day in Marshalltown. Iowa, with
friends, Monday in Rossyille and
Hoppes,on. Ill: Tuesday with Mrs.
Smiths brother. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Tubbs at Milford H. They
arrived home Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Power, sr.,
spent the week end in Wyandotte.
Miss Marie Horn. Dearborn. has
been visiting Mrs. George II. Camp
bell.
Mr. and Mrs. John Simon attend
ed the christening at Mt Carmel
Church. Wyandotte. and party fol-
lowing, Sunday. for Mrs. Simon's
niece, Theodore Jean Domagalski.
Mrs. Simon was godmother.
Mrs. Clarence Meloling visited
her sister In Pontiac, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Lonskey
gave the rehearsal dinner a. the
Farm Cupboard. DiXboro Road.
Tuesday evening. The immediate
families and wedding party par.
ticipatsd
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Service Briefs
VETERANS, RENEEIrA

VETERANS BENEFITS
Scores OF special benefits are
available for war veterans,
widows, and other relatives.
Consult Bayard Buehsn, diree.
tor Council Of Veterans A..
fairs, American Legion Home,
III 8 Huron ST., YpslIanti.
Lieut.. william H.. Lister surprised
his sister Misc Frances Lister BY
arriving here. Monday. lie has
been overseas more than three
years and because he has taken
only seven days leave his terminal
leave will last until February.
Lieut.. Lister went first 10 England
and then look part in active serv.
ice in North Africa, Sicily. Sardi.
mia. and Corsica before fighting
In two French inyasions and
beach heads. Later he fought in
Italy. or his brief leaves he spent
one exploring Gibraltar and anoth.
er in Rome. where he was one
OF the American troops given an
audience by the Pope. Recently he
has been in Germany, his last
place being al headquarters in
Brunswick. He has five battle
stars. having seen active battis
with the Second Armored Divi-
sion.
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Scout Leaders Meet

Girl Scout leaders met in the
lunch room OF the Ypsilsnti High
School Tuesday evening.
Miss Cornelia Everard taught
the group TO play three singing
games. Miss Frances Young con.
Quoted class in arts and crafts,
showing the leaders how to make
simple Christmas gifts out OF mex
pensive material.
November Is the new leader
will meet with the old leaders,
Tuesday. November 90, the new
leaders will again meet by them.
selves. and Mrs. George Worden
will teach Christmas carols, and
Mss Mildred Crawford will show
how the regular activities OF the
Girl Scout program can fit into
lodge awards.
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Saline Masons Guests

Phoenix Lodge number Is F. and
A. NJ. had Saline Lodge number 1888
as visitors at their special COM
munication. Tuesday evening in
the Masonic Temple lodge room
The Entered Apprentice degree
was conferred on two candidates
by Ypsilanti Lodge. The third can
didate received the degree con.
ferred by Herbert Teachout and
the line officers OF Saline Lodge.
Howard Trotter. worshipful mas.
ter Of Phoenix Lodge presided in
ne East and announced the next
regular communication, Nov. Is.
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\ panel discussion OF Universal
Military Training was the program
at the November meeting OF the
Men OF St. Luke's. Tuesday night
at 81. Luke's Church House.
The program was arranged by
the Forum Committee OF the Mems
Club, OF which Prof. Paul .-lliott is
chairman. Prof Elliott presided
over the panel discussion as mod
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Composes New Dance

Jimmie Hunt and daughter Abbey
have returned from Chicago where
Mr.. Hunt instructed in Ball Room
Dancing at the Normal School OF
the Chicago National Association
OF Dancing Masters. The subject OF
instruction was a new type swing
Cox trot, recently composed by Mr..
Hunt and called the Grande
bounce.
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All Leaders at
PittSfield Hall

Mr.. and Mrs. Mark j. Tully
attended a meeting OF All Leaders
OF Washtenaw County, at Pitts
field Grange Hall, Monday, The
program opened with potluck
dinner with Miss Frances E. VIII
son. home demonstration agent,
acting as hostess.
The special guests were : Mrs
Corrine White and Vern Freeman,
assistant state club leaders from
Michigan State College. They led
the discussion OF All Club leader
ship problems.
There were splendid exhibits OF
handicraft. clothing and conserya
ton project work.
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Auxiliary Eagles

At the meeting OF the Ladies'
Auxiliary Fraternal order OF Eagles
Tuesday evening, the mystery
package was won by Mrs. Garald
Foust. the pot OF gold by Mrs
Ralph Cannon. and the free dues
by Mrs. Commodore Bensinger.
One member. Mrs. Ellis Townsley
was reported I'll.
The hostesses for the next meet
Ing, Nov. 90 which will be birth.
day luncheon. will be Mrs. Claude
Willis and Mrs. Ivan Klopshinski,
There will also be a baby shower
for Mrs. NOEL Avery.
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Along the Street

Miss Sally Cartwright, Clarence
Goodsman. and Jack Willoughby,
Willoughby Brothers Shoe Store,
have been attending the Sunday
and evening sessions OF the shoe
convention in Detroit.
Plenty OF bulk Cities Service
Anti-Freeze. NJ. and S. Store. 113 w.
Michigan.-adv. '1l10S
Mrs. Gertrude Campbell, Dixie
Shop buyer, is in New York pur-
chasing Christmas merchandise.
Mrs. B. r. Burbank visited in
Dearborn at -he home OF Mrs.
Ella Smith. Tuesday. Mrs. Paul
Burbank recently assumed work
in the Burbank fur shop.
Mrs. Ida Seleska has returned
to her work at the Apparel Shop
after a four months leave OF abb
sence.
Dominic Bernardo. son OF Archie
Bernardo, Arches barber shop, is
visiting in New York and Con-
necticut. He Is accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. Carmela GiamunZio.
Bernardo was recently discharged
from the Army.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Simson. Ray
Mar Pecan shop, attended chick
en- dinner Tuesday evening at
the home OF Mr.. Simpsons mother
Mrs. Doris Simpson. The party was
in honor OF a brother, Thomas
Simpson, who leaves today for the
Army.
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Presidents Club

At the meeting OF the Past Presi-
dents Club Of the Degree OF Honor,
Tuesday evening at the home OF
Mrs. George Anderson, II was de-
cided to continue the sewing bees
on the fourth Wednesdays o: each
month. Plans were discussed for
the Christmas party to be with
Miss Nellie Lang. Dec. ~
The remainder OF the evening
was spent playing table games.
The hostess was assisted by Miss
Maude Carpenter in serving re-
freshments.
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peIlahtfuI DANCING Party

Mrs. Mennen williams and her
father, d. l.. Quirk. Jr., entertained
a group OF friends at their home
Tuesday evening. Floors OF two big
rooms were cleared for dancing,
exceptionally fine music being pro-
vided by a four piece orchestra.
Toward the latter part OF the de,
lighttul evening. guests we're in
vi:ed to the dining room for a buf.
fet luncheon.
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Jolly Mlsera

Mrs. DIN Ring was hostess for
the meeting o: the Jolly Mixers
Club al her home. Tuesday eve
ming. Prize winners for 500 were
Mrs. Ralph Cheesman. Mrs. Matt
Stein. Mrs. Charles Sinkule and
Mrs. Leo Hewitt, Refreshments
were served at the close Of the
evening. The next party will be
Nov. II with Mrs. Stein.
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Club win Exchange Gifts

Officers and committee chairmen
OF the Auxiliary. Veterans OF For.
eign Wars, met Tuesday evening
with Mrs. Ora Allen, Mrs. Marie
Allen and Mrs. Ethyl Young CO.
chairmen. Two officers. Mrs. Helen
Atkinson and Mrs. Emma Cook
were reported III.
AT the brief business meeting a
Christmas parry was planned for
Dec. at which members will ex-
change gifts. Mrs. Ula Williams
will be hostess.
Pedro was played with prizes
going to Mrs. Hazel Horner and
Mrs. Ella Davis. the special prize
10 Mrs. Mabel Morhous. Ice cream
and cake were served.
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LONDON -AP-- Gen Alexe'
Antonov. Red Army chief OF staff
told a cheering crowd in Moscow
today that Russia had entered the
period OF peaceful development but
warned that the Soviet armed
forces must continue to perfect
themselves" instead OF resting on
their laurels.
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Awarded Prize

AWARDED PrtZe
In the national musical Compo-
sition contest sponsored by the
Mu Phi Epsilon honorary musical
sorority. Miss Dorothy James was
awarded the prize for choral
composition for her "NiObe.'
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DRIVE, WALK SAFELY
Traffic. injuries In YpsIlsntl ~.
Traffic. psaths This Year. q
Make haste slowly.
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