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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-23
Ypsilanti Girl
Becomes Bride
of Arkansas Man

Miss Ruth L. Wardle. daughter OF
Waldo e. Wardle and the late Mrs
Wardle, became the bride OF Leon
ard Dawkins, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
o. Z. Dawkins, Monticello. Arkan-
sas in a double ring ceremony sol
emnized Wednesday evening Octo.
Der 10 at Trinity Episcopal Cathed.
raj. Little Rock. Arkansas. Dean
Lewis officiated.
The bride wore an aqua wool
gown with black accessories and a
corsage OF American Beauty roses.
Mrs. Dawkins Is graduate Of
Michigan State Normal College
and has laugh: the past two years
in Dearborn.
Mr.. Dawkins received his dis
charge recently after thirty-seyen
months overseas with the Jolly
Roger group OF the Fifth Air Force.
He attended Arkansas A. and NJ.
College prior TO his enlistment in.
to the Army.
Mr. and Mrs. Dawkins are visit,
ing the groom's parents and will
arrive in Ypsilan.l the early part
OF December TO visit Mrs. Dawkins'
father. Mr.. Dawkins will continue
his work in the Business Admin.
istration School OF the University
Of Arkansas.
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Along the Street

A recent addition to the clerks
staff of the Packers Market is
Dorwin +. Tedder, former member
OF the Army Medical Corps. at
tached to the Air Corps. Tedder
served three years and nine months
in Italy. He is former Normal
student and plans to complete his
study there.
Miss Evelyn Fick is a new beau
ty operator at Nellie's Beauty Sa-
lon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Downend
have returned to their home in
Tucson, Arizona, after a visit at
the home OF Mrs. Downend's par.
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Sinkule.
At the Huron Restaurant a new
employe is Miss June Mills, who
was until a short time ago a Wac,
having received her discharge from
Fort Sheridan Separation Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Sutton had
Sunday dinner at the home Of Mr..
Sutton's sister, Mrs. Walter Frye
in Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Grimston,
who were planning to move TO q
new residence on Brewer St. from
their Ann Arbor home, due to .
sudden change OF plans, have
moved to 613 w. Cross ST.
Mrs. George Barone, Cross Radio
Shop. underwent a surgical opera
ton at Boyer Hospital today.
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Knights Prepare
For Dinner Dance

The third rank was conferred on
two candidates, Guy Waters and
Leslie Grannis, by Queen City
Lodge number 1877 Knights OF Pyth-
las. Monday evening at Castle Hall
Ralph Mcdonald. chancellor com
mander, presided.
Glenn Jordan gave a comprehen.
sive report Of a talk given at the
American Legion district conven.
ton, on the returning veteran. He
also reported that the local lodges
sale OF Christmas seals sor the
Starr Commonwealth at Albion Is
progressing favorably. that the
first allotment has been sold and
that they have sent for more to
sell. This lodge will sponsor the
sale Of the seals in this vicinity
this year.
Announcement was made OF the
plans for next Monday nights
meeting, which will open with a
potluck supper at $3.50. Two life
membership certificates. two GER
tifica:es OF merit to two OF the
lodges returning veterans, and one
veterans jewel for a % year men,
Der will be presented. Dancing will
occupy the remainder Of the eve.
ming.
1t was announced that the Primo
es OF Syracuse will elect officers
at their meeting tonight.
Lunch was served by Homer
Morrison and his committee after
4. the meeting
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Temple Room Filled
For Star Installation

sociate matron was escorted to
the West by her two daughters.
Doris and Roberta. where she was
presented with red roses from the
chapter. The song for her. to the
tune OF "Smilln' Though" sung by
Mrs. Curtis, was also written by
Mrs. Seamans.
The associate patron, Ronald
Lanpher, was escorted TO his sta.
ton in the West by Mrs. Lanpher.
Mr.. Koch sang for him My Creed -
For the installation OF the chap.
lain. Mrs. James Smith. Mr. Koch
sang The Lords Prayer"
The five star points were pre-
sented with colonial bouquets and
taken to heir stations by the five
color girls.
Mrs. Hayes was presented with
the gayel and after a few remarks
OF greeting. she introduced her
family and announced a practice
meeting, the coming O.E.S. bazaar
and rummage sale, and the Coun-
ty Association meeting. Oct. IS.
Mrs. Holloway. after being es'
corted to the altar. was presented
with her past matron's jewel by
Mrs. Ray Burrell and with a lovely
bouquet OF bebe chrysanthemums
by Mrs. Paul Burrell. Forming a
circle about her were four past
matrons, Mrs. Seamans, Mrs. Bow
or, Mrs. Ray Burrell and Paul Bur
rell. who in a few words. told OF
their association with Mrs. Hollo-
way, during their years as mat
rons.
Before closing the meeting, Mrs,
Hayes called on the installing Off
GERS for remarks.
The officers installed are Mrs.
william Hayes. worthy matron;
Carl Signor. worthy patran; Mrs.
Bert Hubbard, associate matron;
ROLAND Lanpher, associate patron;
Mrs. otis Lee, secretary; Mrs. Har'
~ Faulkner, treasurer; Mrs. Emil
Susterka, conductress; Mira. H. II.
Mcclure, associate conductressc;
Mrs. James Smith. chaplain; Mrs
Russell Geib. marshal; Mrs. Car
rie Breining, organist; Mrs
Charles Fagin. Ada; Mrs. Carroll
Curtis, Ruth; Mrs. George WILDER,
Esther: Mrs. J. P. Cooper, Martha:
Mrs. Cecil Cornwell. Electa; Mrs
Ralph Hunt, warder; c. F. Beck.
sentinel; flag bearers. Mrs. George
Tedder, Christian: Mrs. Paul Bur
rell, American: Mrs. Charles Bohn.
O.E.S. Color girls. Mrs. Alden Bene.
dict, Ada: Mrs. Ronald Fuller.
Ruth; Mrs. ROLAND Lanpher. Esth'
er; Mrs. James waite, Martha;
Mrs Ralph Taylor, Blecta; Mrs.
Gene Hand, soloist.
The assisting marshals we're
Mrs. Glare Puschleburg, Dearborn.
and Mrs. Edwin Staeb. Ann Ar
Dor.
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The Masonic Temple lodge room
was filled to capacity for the public
installation OF newly elected of.i-
GERS OF Ypsilantl Chapter number
ll9 order OF Eastern Star, Monday
evening. The meeting followed din.
ner served to a large number OF
members and friends, at $50.
Opening the evening meeting
the hall lights were dimmed, max
ing effective the beautiful church
setting in the East. where lights
shone through stained glass church
windows in the rear. onto palms
and candelabra. A spotlight was
thrown on Miss Mary Jean Novac.
Ann Arbor, dressed in pale blue
with matching veil, who acted In
appropriate pantomime, as Mrs.
Carroll Curtis sang with feeling.
Ave Maria" Approaching from
the West, the five retiring color
girls, in white. lighted candles al
the altar and the candelabra In
the East. where they left a beauti-
full basket OF autumn flowers. The
color girls were Misses Kathleen
and Vera Holloway, Helen Craw.
ford. Maxine Tedder and Lorraine
Penman.
Mrs. Ray Burrell, past worthy
matron and Charles Freeman. past
worthy patron. opened the ins.alla-
ton. after which Mrs. Hubert Hol'
Ioway, retiring worthy matron and
William Lowe. retiring worthy pat.
ron. were escorted to the Eas..
Following the salute to he flag,
the officers were installed by Mira.
Ross h. Bower. installing officer,
Mrs. Paul Burrell. installing mar
shall, Mrs. Human Seamans. install.
ing chaplain, Harold Koch, Dear
born, installing organist
AS Mrs. william Hayes, who will
head the chapter as worthy matron
for the coming year, stood at the
altar for the obligation, Mr. Curtis
sang a song dedicated to her, the
words being written by Mrs. Lp'
man Seamans. Escorted to her sta
ton in the East by her two small
boys. James and John, passing
through a double line OF six mem.
bers. another song written and
sung by Mrs. Curtis was sung to
her and she was presented with a
lovely bouquet OF pink roses.
A song. Prayer Perfect" was
sung by Harold Koch, to Carl Sig
nor, who will act as worthy patron.
as he stood at the altar. after
which he was met by his two chill
dren, Carl. Jr.. and Bernona, who
escorted their father to his station
in the East. Mrs. Koch accompan-
led her husband at the piano.
Mrs. Bert Hubbard, the new as
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Stitch, Chatter
Club Organized

The "stitch and Chatter Club" OF
Woodruff School has organized a
winter All Club and all members
are taking the regulation first year
Clothing Project. For their first
lesson today. they darned socks.
Officers are. president. Carol
Rose Tully; vice president. Mickey
Newhouse; secretary, Doris Riden.
our; recreation leader. Betty Ann
Holt; news reporter, Shirley Gran.
mis-. other members are. Donna
Ridenour. Dorothy Meyer. Betty
Johnson. Alice and Mary Chavez.
Miss Miriam FULLY is the club
leader and she Is very ably assist
ed by two Woodruff teachers. Mrs
Scott and Mrs. Hutchison.
Miss Tully was awarded q schol-
arship through the Kellogg Founda.
ton at Michigan State College for
an eight week short course. She
entered today at East Lansing. The
course specializes In Home Eco
Monies" and Community Service. ="
During her absence. her mother.
Mrs. Mark J. Tully will assist
with the club.
Any girl over ten years of age
who is interested in sewing is ELI
gible to Join. The next meeting
will be in the music room at Wood
ruff School. Monday, November
5 at $3.50 p. m. There are no fees
or dues. This club work is spon-
sored comparatively by the L. s.
Department OF Agriculture. Mich
igan State College and Washtenaw
County Agricultural Extension Ser.
vice.
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Baptist Church. Address-"Things
That Have Made America Great"
Mrs. Fred Cross, president OF Mich.
igan State Federation; Vocal solos,
The Trumpeter' (DlX), "Bendem-
GERS Stream" tGatty) Woodrow
Jones; Address, Mental Rehabili.
tation,r DIT. o. r. Yoder. superin-
tsndent OF YpsilAnti State Hos
pital.
Friday Morning
9:i5 a. m.-Pledge OF Allegiance,
Presentation OF Colors, led by Boy
Scout Troop No. 81; Assembly
singing, accompanist, Mrs. Thomas
O'Dea; Call to Order; Timekeep'
ers. Mrs. A. Krikorian. Holly; Mrs.
Roy Marshall, Detroit: Invocation,
Reverend Raymon Bair. First Pres
byterian Church; Reading OF Min
utes OF Thursday Sessions; Report
OF Committee on Credentials: Re
port OF Committee on Nominations;
Workshop Program. District De
partment and Division Chairmen;
Presiding. Mrs. John McPhail: Ap-
piled Education. Mrs. Lloyd Wolfe;
Adult Education, Mrs. Edwin
Staeb; Consumer Problems, Mrs.
L. A. Potter; Conservation, Mrs.
Townley; Library, Mrs. L. A. Whit.
ing: Nursery. Mrs. w. d, Byrd;
Safety. Mrs. Jess Allen; Club EX-
tension, Mrs. L. W. Kelly.
IL a. m.-Address, Some As
poets OF Local Government" Cir
cult Judge James r. Breakey. An
nouncements.
IL to 1890 p. m.-Voting.
l2:45 o. m.-Luncheon honring
Past District Presidents. First Bap-
list Church. Memorials: Mrs. EN-
ma A. Fox, Mrs. John Ware Crit
fin; Mrs. Harry l. Smith. Mrs.
owen Cleary; Solos, Mrs. Carl
johnson accompanied by Mrs. o.
Dea.
Friday Afternoon
Roosevelt High School Auditorium
2p. m.-Vocal Solos, "Ah Love
But a Day." (Beach). "A Birthday"
(Woodman) Miss Lillian Ashby'
accompanied by Mrs. Esther
Whan: Address, "Plastics To-day"
r. c. Bedell. chief engineer, Mich
igan Nodded Plastics Company;
Movie in Color and Sound THE
Story OF Plastics"; Business Reso-
lutions: Miscellaneous Business;
Invita- lions for 1916; Report OF Tell
ers; Report of Committee on Cour-
tesy Resolutions: Final Report o.
Committee on Credentials; Pres
entation OF New District Officers;
Final Reading OF Minutes; Adjourn
ment
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Club women Of Ypsilanu have
prepared a full program for the
State Federation meeting starting
Thursday az McKenny Hall. Regis
tration Will begin at 9 O'Clock
Thursday morning. Roll call will
follow at 10. then Presentation OF
Colors. Pledge OF Allegiance. led by
Girl Scout Troop No. 5; National
Anthem, accompanied by Mrs. Tho
mas O'Dea; Invocation, Rev. Robert
Dewitt; Address o: welcome, Mrs.
Paul B. Samson: Response to Vel.
come, Mrs. John McPhail; Report
OF Committee on Credentials; Re-
port OF Officers: Appointment OF
Committees.
10:45 a. m.-Address-"Discover.
ing America for Ourselves" DR..
Marshall r. Reed, pastor Nardin
Park Methodist Church, Detroit:
Announcements.
1915 D. m.-Luncheon honoring
County Presidents. First Baptist
Church.
Thursday Afternoon
Timekeepers-Mrs. F. J. Taylor,
Milan: Mrs. Edward Mills, Howell
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PROGRAM Well Filled For
State Federation Meetlng

I:45 p. m.-Greetings from State
Officers. Introduction OF State
Chairmen; Violin solos, Miss Phoe,
be Buterf!eld. accompanied by Mrs
Esther Whan; Workshop program.
District Department and Division
Chairmen: American Home, Mrs.
Byron Downs; International Rela-
lions, Mrs. Franklin Shurtliff; Leg
islation, Mrs. Guy Pocklington:
Publicity. Mrs. A. B. Buchanan.
Social Welfare. Mrs. Cleveland
Roe; Stamps and Bonds. Mrs. Tho.
mas Hackett; Radio. Mrs. Clyde
Bickel; Religious Education. Mrs.
John McPhail; Poetry, Drama. Pa
geantry. Mrs. Luman Seamans: Mo.
ton Pictures, Mrs. Max Williams;
Creative and Fine Arts, Mrs. Carl
LaSalle; Report OF the President.
Mrs. Paul H. Gilman.
3:45 p. m.-Tour. in charge o.
Mrs. ]. II. elmer and Miss Ora
Mae Hartley.
Thursday Evening
6:15 p. m.-Dinner. Charles Nc
Kenny Hall Ballroom: Invocation,
Reverend william r. Shaw. First
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Calendar Of Social Events

TODAY
Motherslngers Music Of Ypsanti High School
Loyal Lodge number 10 Honor
and members OF Ann Arbor Lodge
Ksufmans, followed by meeting.
Degree Honor o'clock at St. Lukes Church
House. followed by birthday dinner.
Victory Extension Club o'clock at home Of Mrs Lester Wright
Phoenix Lodge number 13 and omit meeting dis
uict meeting,
meeting at home of Mrs Edith
Smith. Plymouth.
jolly Mixers Club o'clock with Mrs Ralph Cheesman.
Red Cross sewing and knitting Welch Hail. O'Clock
Loyal Order of Moose, O'clock Moose Hall.
Auxiliary Foreign Wars in Veterans Hall
WEDNESDAY
Riverside Club. IL 80
Bring table service. sandwiches dish to pass
Ladies Literary Club all meeting director
OF recreation. speaker at regular meeting 1880.
Wahtenaw Rebekahs Officers Club
Kaon.
Women of the Moose O'Clock,
Mothers OF Men in Service party
o'clock. Gilbert House. open to public.
Capsule Sisters Club. $780, Of Walter Wright
Mr. and Mrs Club 45 dinner and party
Past Presidents Club Of Degree meeting
at home Of Mrs. Minnie Culver Bring table service.
Huron Navy Mothers Club Navy Day Lieut.
George L. Morris Detroit speaker $780, Ladies' Literary Club
House.
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Willis Couple
Quietly Wed
in BelleVille

Virginia MacFall, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd McFall,- Willis,
and Harold b. Kwiecinski, son o.
Mr.. and Mira. Walter Kwiecinski,
Willis, were united in marriage at
a simple ceremony in Belleville
October 20
The bride was charming in a
blue crepe coat-dress trimmed
with white daisy trim and black &C.
cessories. She wore a corsage OF
white carnations.
Mildred McFall, sister OF the
bride. was maid OF honor and she
wore a blue crepe dress trimmed
with multi-colored seQuins and
black accessories. Her corsage was
pink and white carnations.
Kenneth Kwiecinski. brother OF
the groom, was best man.
The wedding reception was held
at Willow Hall at p. m. The hall
was decorated with pink and white
crepe paper and white wedding
bells.
Dancing and visiting were en-.
joyed by the 200 friends and rela.
tives present.
Refreshments were served buffet
style and consisted of several kinds
OF salads. pickles. sandwiches. we'd
ding cake, grooms cake and coffee.
The three TERED wedding cake,
topped with a miniature bride and
groom, was baked and decorated
by the brides aunt. Mrs. Clair
Fisher.
The couple received many beau.
tiful and useful gifts.
Mr.. and Mras. Kwiecinski have
bought the Smith home on Willow
Road, Willis, and expect to move
there soon.
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First Msstlno renloht

Opening meeting OF the Ypsilanti
Girl Scout organization, offering a
new training course for women in.
terested in Girl Scout leadership,
will be held tonight, starting at
1880 in the lunch room OF the Ypsi-
lanti High School. Miss Frances
Young and Miss Kay Beckman are
co-leaders OF the training course.
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HAROLD w. zULz

Ann ,Arbor, Oct. 23-Funersl ser.
vices for Harold W. Zulz. who died
in the Veterans Facility, Dearborn
Sunday, from wounds received I'D
the European Theater OF War, vii
be wednesday afternoon at Zion
Lutheran Church. at o'clock. with
Rev L. C. Stellhorn officiating.
Mr.. Zulu Is survived by his pa
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold A. Zulz.
his wife. Viola; a brother. Z. Ever
ell and his paternal grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman ZulE. Ann
Arbor.
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To Ra.lds In IIllneI.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Roehrs
announce the marriage OF their
daughter Louise Ann to Emil Stoldt
son Of Mrs. Mabel Stoldt, Of Shum
way. Illinois. Mr.. Stoldt recently
received his discharge from the
army. The young couple will make
their home In Shumway.
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uee EIizAsETH c. sEELYE

Ann Arbor, Oct. 23-FunersI ser
vices for Mrs. Elizabeth Seelye'
former resident OF Ann Arbor, were
today at Kalamazoo.
Mrs. Seelye is survived by
daughter. Mrs. Agnes st. Peter
Cheboygan. and two sons. Arthur
Kalamazoo, and WILDER. Lansing
and several grandchildren.
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Campbell, Seyfried
Wedding Here

Miss Garnet NJ. Campbell. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew p.
Campbell, Plat Rd.. and Carl f.
Seyfried. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Seyfried, Miller Rd.. spoke their
wedding vows Saturday at the First
Baptist Church. with Rev. William
Shaw officiating.
The brides siSters acted as her
attendants.
After a wedding trip to New
York, the couple will make their
home In Ann Arbor.
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Municipal Court

Stanley Livenski. Plymouth, paid
SIS fine on charges OF intoxication
and disorderly conduct.
Trials OF Angelo Lazarus, who
is charged with maintaining and
operating a gambling establish.
ment, Robert Smith, who Is
charged with non-support. are
scheduled to be heard wednesday.
Total receipts Cor Monday were
S57s.35.
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mss gladys Y. MULLIsoN

Ann Arbor, Oct. 2S-Funerai
services for Mrs. Gladys Mullison.
326 e. Ann St., who died at her
home, Saturday, we're today at the
Muehlig Chapel. with Rev. Henry
Lewis officiating.
Mrs Mullison is survived by =
daughter. Mira. l.. n. Holland; a
son, Ruthven. Ann Arbor; two sis
ters, Mrs Fred J. Austin, Brook
lyn, and Mrs. John NJ. Edgar Long
Ranch. Cal,
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Son Chrlstened

The infant son OF Mr.. and. Mrs.
LaVerne Kerner. col Oak St, was
Christened Terrence David, Sunday
at st. Johns Church by FIR. Rud.
olph Hoza. Sponsors were L. j..
wagner and Mira. Robert Johnson,
Wyandotte. The Kerners have an
other son, Thomas.
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AMOS 8 WASHINGTON, JR.

Amos Washington Jr., passed
away in Boyer Hospital Monday af-
Ter two weeks illness. He was born
october 4, 1884, in Ypsilani.
Funeral services will be Wednes
day at the Second Baptist Church
at 1900, Rev. Garther Robertson OF
ficiating. Burial will take place In
Union Cemetery. Friends may call
at the home, 602 Armstrong DR.,
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MRS MARY e. LANphEAR

Independence, Mo.-Mrs. Mary E.
Lanphear. 90. widow OF a Civil
War surgeon. friend OF Abraham
Lincoln. and a sister Of the late
Burritt Smith. widely known Chi
cago lawyer.
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To Install Officers

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Town
send Club No. l will meet Wednes.
day with Mrs. L. F. Parmeley, s.
Adams st. Following a noon lunch,
a business meeting will be held at
which time The officers sor the
coming year will be installed. The
newly elected officers are Mrs.
Fred Johnston. president; Mira. J..
H. Wilcox, vice president; Mrs. A.
NJ Wilson,. secretary; and Mrs
l. F. Parmeley. treasurer and press
correspondent. The officers will be
installed by Miss Belle Ross. Plans
will be completed at this meeting
for the baked goods and fancy
work sale to be held Saturday at
the City Market. A cooperative din
ner will be served at $3.50 with the
husbands OF the members as
guests. The evening will be spent
in game and entertainment. Mrs.
.Jessie Case and Mrs. Parmeley are
the committee for social arrange
ments.
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IIIrAEa p KING

Neutrality-suspicious. p. King. "a.
chief OF the administrative division
OF the General Land Office, and
associated with the land office Tor
80 years.
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Six New Oranges

Six candidates were accepted
for membership in the Ypsilanti
Grange at a special meeting Mon
day, at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Strang. Mrs. Strang pre-
sided. As a matter OF Interest. Mr..
Strang read the Grange secre-
tary's report OF Aug. 20. 1873, when
the Grange was organized. Hon.
Andrew Campbell was master at
the time. The report was compared
with one written in 1908.
Light refreshments we're served
at the close OF the meeting. The
next regular meeting will be Nov.
6 at the home OF Mrs. Edna VIII
son.
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They USED TO CALL
HER FATTY

Almost unbelievable loss Of weight i
possible for most overweight people
through . pleasant. absolutely harm
less reducing method While eating
plenty. il d possible to take of ~ much
as three to FIVE unsishtly pounds week.
No exercise. no starvation diet. no re-
dueins drugs or e.thsrtics are necessary
for those who seek 10 regain . graceful;
youthful figure. In fact. the Tremett
Way Is % confidently recommended
that you may try Tremett without risk
ing a penny. You and your friends must
marvel at the exciting Improvement
in your appearance; you must get the
results you seek in 30 days. or your
money will be refunded in full. Easy
to-folIow directions with every package.
Ask for Tremett at Cunningham
Drug Stores and druggists every.
where.
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Classmates honorsd

The Lincoln School class Of "A
spent an enjoyable evening at the
Carl Clark residence, 7040 Merritt
Rd., Monday, the occasion being
to honor two classmates home on
furloughs, Pvt. Richard Crawford,
and Pv.. Herbert Bowles. Singing
games and reminiscing composed
the evenings entertainment for the
fourteen attending. Refreshments
OF sandwiches. cake, jello. and cof'
zee were served by the two host
esses, Miss Jean Clark, and Miss
Rozena Splitter.