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The Coolidge examiner., 1945-10-05

oMrs. Abbie Adkins and daughter,
Miss Rosa Lee Adkins. spent We'd
nesday in Tucson on business.
eMr. and Mrs. w. G.. knight re-
turned Wednesday from Lake Ar
rowhead. California, where they
spent three weeks.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-10-05

pfc. Leroy Simmons has re-
oeived his discharge from the
army and is home TO stay. He
served many months with the
air corps In the European the
ater. Simmons is the son Of
Mrs. n. NJ. Moser and has made
his home in Coolidge most Of
his life. During the invasion Of
France his squadron dropped
the paratroopers - "a small
part. but II took them all to
win" He has a brother, Pvt.
Raymond Simmons, in the serv-
Ice.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-10-05

Mrs. r. l.. Rupkey of Coolidge
Dam. Mrs. Mcdowell and Mrs. Rup-
key accompanied the body to st.
Louis.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-19
Superior Club Will
Have Christmas Day
For Vets in Hospital

The South Superior Extension
Club held its October meeting with
Mrs. N. F. Stevens. Clark Rd., con-
Quoted by Its chairman. Mrs. Rus.
sell Mckay. Geddes Rd., Wednes-
day. The time was spent in dis
cusslng the work OF the year ahead.
Leaders appointed for November
are Mrs. Cecil Graichen and Mrs.
George Wilbur and the meeting will
be Nov. is at the George Wilbur
home, Geddes Rd., with potluck
dinner. Thursday. Mrs. Glen Bird
reported on the Rally Day In Ann
Arbor and Mrs. Mabel Hiscock re-
ported on the summer camp. Mrs.
Y. F. Stevens Is chairman for the
Red Cross work done by the club
II was decided to have a Christ
mas party at the home OF Mrs,
Eugene Koch. each member to
bring a so cent wrapped gift to be
sent to Percy Jones Hospital to be
rsed as prizes for bingo parties for
the patients instead OF the mem
bers exchanging gifts.
Mrs. Stevens served refresh
ments. Guests were Mrs. T. d. Lob
ban and Mira. Earl Campbell.
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Catholic Women
Prepare Bundles

The League OF Catholic Women
members brought goods and ar.i-
Giles OF clothing for the Bundles
for Europe drive to their October
meeting, and volunteers to learn
handicraft work were requested
Thursday evening at the home OF
Mrs. o. ]. Cleary. The league has
already sent two boxes for relief
and are packing a third. Mrs
Cleary said that many are needed
to learn handicraft % teach veter.
an patients at Percy Jones Hos
pital.
Father Heroff gave an interest
ing talk on current topics OF the
day. after which Mrs. ]. Martelino
a native OF Manila and war prison.
er, recently returned from there,
told OF her narrowing experiences.
Her husband, high ranking U. s.
officer was shot down by q ma
chine gun, after which she and her
three children tramped for days
Mrs. Martelino is now attending
the University. and Ia making her
home with Mrs. ]. A. O'Sullivan.
Mrs. George Ennen was elected
vice president to fill the vacancy,
made by the resignation Of Mrs,
Gerald Clark.
Refreshments were served by
the committee, Mrs. Cleary, Mrs.
Raymond L'Amoreaux, Mrs. Fred
DUPONT, Jr., and Mrs. Harry Hold.
ridge.
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FRIENDS WILL GREET
RETURNED SURGEON

the surgical group as an officer in a
thoracic surgical center first at b.
zerte, Tunisia. and inaugurated
many advances in the care OF thor
acic injuries which become widely
adopted in subsequent military
campaigns In Europe. He has per-
formed or supervised major surgi-
cal operations on more than 500
severely wounded casualties suffer
ing from injuries to the chest. As
the result Of his outstanding con-
tributions, many wounded soldiers
suffering from wounds in the lungs
recovered and returned to military
duty, thereby reflecting great ere
dit on Major Samson and the medi-
cal corps Of the Army OF the United
States In the European theater OF
operations.
Major Samson wears seven bat.
tie stars and a D-day arrow besides
ribbons for Africa, Italy, and South
ern France, including amphibious
landings.
Major Samson flew from Naples
to LaGuardia Field. New York. and
then to Oakland, Cal, Sept. 26.
where. he received his honorable
discharge. He plans to reside in
Oakland. where his wife awaited
him. She came on here with him
by train.
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Along the Street

Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Robins
Robins and Dupont Realtors, have
returned home after spending sew
eral days in the northern part. OF
Michigan hunting.
Herman Brandt, Home Furnace
Co., has just returned to work az.
ter spending three days in Holland
at the home office of the company.
While away he observed the op-
ening OF hunting season by getting
the quota for the fret day.
Boys, mems, ladies' gym shoes
lace-to-toe style. Brien-Stephens
Shoe Store, 10S West Michigan
Avenue.-Adv. 101s-S
Raymond Miller, Jr.. Is newly EN-.
ployed at the Newman's Grocery.
Pictures were received this week
by his former fellow employees a.
the Yellow Cab Co. from John VIII.
let who was indicted into the Ar.
my last week. The driver who re.
placed Willet at the steering OF his
cab Is Bennett Thiede.
New shipment wrist watches,
Ronson and Goldenwheel lighters,
Ypsilanti Watch Repair, 1871 n
Washington st. Adv. 1019'S
Mrs. B. r. Burbank, Burbank g
Furs, is walking this week without
the aid Of a cast which she has
had to wear for the past six weeks
following a fall at the corner of
Michigan and Huron. She suffered
a fractured ankle.
Newman's Grocery, Prospect a:
Forest, will discontinue closing
one hour at noon. Store hours $3.50
a. m. to Z p. m. Saturdays 8 q. m.
to s p. m.--Adv. 1022S
Mrs. Clara Wigle. dormitory
hostess at Michigan State College
in East Lansing. is visiting for a
few days at the home OF her sister,
Mrs. Paul Hayward, Hayward
Mems Wear.
The Family Department Store
has a new saleslady, Miss Joyce
Smith.
Hunters-Frank Minnlss. the
Huron Street Shoe Man. has all
your needs, except Is inch lace
rubber bots, which are expected in
stock soon.-adv. 1919
Mrs. Alfredo Koble and Mrs. Ann
Markya are the two new beauty
operators in the Oriental Beauty
Salon.
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Methodist Women

NeS'l Sf0ef
At the meeting OF the Naomi
group Of the Methodist Woman's
Society OF Christian Service q. the
Methodist Church House. Thurs
day evening. the work committee
reported that the travelling baskets
will be started Immediately. the
proceeds to be turned in at tho
November meeting. Change banks,
q WIS. C.S. project. were distrib-
uted. These are TO be turned In at
the Easter breakfast. Announce
ment was made OF the collection OF
goods for the Chelsea booth festi-
val and penny supper sponsored by
the Youth Fellowship, Nov. /.
Mrs. William Morey presided at
the business meeting and thanked
the members for assisting at the
W.S.C.S. october meeting and at
the dish and dime dinner last
Tuesday.
In leading the deyotions, Miss
Irene Hesselgesser outlined the
program for the Crusade for Christ.
stressing the church school for the
years 1914 and 1945. She touched
on stewardship. evangelism. world
relief and prayer. Chapters from
the Methodist booklet. on What
Methodists Believe" and Eight
Reasons why / am Proud to be a
Methodist" were reviewed by Mrs
Robert Cranson.
Pumpkin pie was served by the
committee, Mrs. Cranson. Mrs
Walter fowler and Mrs. Roy Rath-
man.
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Baptist Women
CIrela One

Circle one Of the Baptist Wom-
ems Union members completed a
layette for the Needlework Guild
and decided to purchase more ma
terial to make into articles for
needy in the city, at their October
meeting at the home OF Mrs. Bur.
ME Rossbach, Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. l.. E. Paupst led the devo.
tons and said that unless We take
greed and selfishness from our
lives, we are not to have q lasting
peace" She closed with prayer. 1t
was reported that eight cards have
been sent, IA rides have been given
and ten calls made to shut-ins.
The members were urged 20 take
advantage Of reading books from
the Women's Union library at the
church. Several new ones have
been added recently. Announce
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PresbyterianS

WV y hSA $1,000
Presbyterian womens Union
groups one and five made plans
for their contributions to the Nee
dlework Guild and to the Union
November bazaar at meetings at
the homes Of members, Thursday
evening.
Group One
Mrs. Ralph Moxley and Mrs. l.
s. Lindsay were cohostesses for
the meeting OF group one at tho
home Of Mrs. Moxley. Mrs. @. W.
Richards was . guest.
II was voted TO contribute TO the
yarn fund, to be used for making
articles for the groups booth al
the baraar, and to give $40 for the
purchase OF needed articles for
the Needlework Guild.
Mrs. Raymon Bair announced tina
family night dinner to be at the
church, october rs at $3.50 when .he
elders wives will be hostesses'
The group Is to have a party to In
clude their husbands, Nov. 10. Mrs.
Ross Cook will be dining room
chairman.
Mrs. Lawrence Milbourne, pro.
gram chairman, introduced Mrs.
Milton Mott, who gave reading
on Thanksgiving" The regular
monthly thank offering was collect
ed and an old fashioned spelling
bee was enjoyed.
Refreshr ents were served by the
hostesses.
Group Five
Group five had nine members
present at the home Of Mrs. Doug
las Smith Plans for the Women's
Union bazaar in November, and
for the carry-in supper to be siver
by the session wives Of the church,
Oct. rs at $3.50. This group will do
nate the relishes.
Miss Virginia Schlecht was ap-
pointed chairman OF the committee
to purchase the articles OF baby
clothing for the group to donate
to the Needlework Guild. The group
will purchase candles and greeting
cards from group one. who are
selling them as a project.
The remainder OF the evening
was spent hemming dish towels for
the bazaar. The hostess was assist
ed by Miss winifred Bergstrom
in serving refreshments.
The next meeting will be Nov.
Is at the home OF Miss Doris
Tefft,
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Women Of Southeastern District VIII
be Ybulanh Guests For Convention

II. 2. Wilbur. assisted by Mrs,
Paul Ungrodt. Mrs. Lester Miller.
Mrs. Elton Rynearson, and Mrs.
Fred Wilbur.
Music is being arranged by Mrs
Thomas o'Dea and Mrs. Naomi
Arid. Publicity committee consists
OF Mrs. ]. Stuart Lathers, Miss
Elizabeth Warren and Mrs. Carl
Signor. Mrs. Deon Greene. assisted
by Mrs. Robert Southgste, Mira.
James Beach and Mrs. Howard
Chaplin are handling decorations.
The pages are: Mrs. Leroy
Bush, Mrs. d. W. Martin. MRS
LorenE Kisor. Mrs. Howard Helf.
rich, Mrs. Martin Benson, Mrs.
George Veins. Mrs. Walter Sturm,
and Mrs. Darwin Wilson.
The Information committee is
Mrs. Ernest Throne, chairman.
Miss Florence Swaine, Mrs. Walter
Weaver and Mrs. Lee Brown.
The program Is being arranged
by Mrs. Ben Vanden Belt and Mrs
George Bachman.
The platform chairmen are Mrs
Charles Cleary and Mrs. Paul Bur
rell
A tour showing interesting points
to visitors is being arranged by
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-19

DIR. and Mrs. Paul c. samson will
reach Ypsilanti Friday to be guests
OF Prof. Paul B. Samson and Mrs.
Samson for a few days.
DR.. Samson. a graduate OF the
University OF Michigan medical
school and a practicing surgeon In
Oakland. Cal. before Pearl Harbor.
has received a citation OF the Le-
gion OF Merit from headquarters OF
the European Theatre, which states
that he was a major in the medical
corps from May 1871 to Oct. 1915.
serving 33 months overseas in field
and evacuation hospitals in North
ern Africa, Italy and France.
The citation says he served In
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-19

Delegates from l07 women's
clubs OF the southeastern counties
Of Michigan will meet in Ypsilanti
Thursday and Friday for the an.
nuAl convention OF the Southeast.
ern District OF the State Fedora.
ton OF Women's Clubs.
Mrs. Paul Ehman. president of
the District. said this will be the
biggest convention for some years
due 10 the removal OF wartime re.
strictions and the attractive pro-
gram that Is being arranged.
The eight counties represented
are Monroe, Lenawee. Wayne.
Washtenaw, Oakland. Livingston
Jackson and lngham. McKennv
Hall will be the scene OF most OF
the meetings. as II was in 1891, the
last time this convention was held
here.
Mrs. Luman Seamans is general
chairman. Presidents OF the clubs
OF the city are acting as the Hous-
ing and Hospitality committee
They are Mrs. Paul Samson OF the
City Federation, Mrs. P. E. Skinner
Of the Literary Club, Mrs. Luman
Seamans OF the Women's Study
Club. Miss Marjorie Milliman of
the Business and Professional Wo-
mems Club. Mrs. Horace Corbett
Of the Research Club, Mrs. Walter
Weaver Of the Spencer Club and
Mrs. Ernest Throne OF the River
side Study Club. Those able to
house visiting delegates will con-
tact Miss Milliman. chairman, or
their club president.
Luncheon at Church
The luncheon each day will be
at 1890 at the Baptist Church. The
banquet Thursday evening at $50
will be at McKenny Hall. These
are open to the public. Tickets
should be arranged for with your
club president or the ticket COM
mittee: Mrs. Frank Horton, Mrs.
Ross Hall. or Mrs. Leon Burrell
before Saturday. october 20. The
luncheon and banquet arrange
ments are in charge Of Mrs. Ross
Bower and Mrs. G. NJ. Elliott.
The committee on credentials
and registration Ia headed by Mrs.
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opean theater. T/Sgt Sehasfer.
who was wounded, has been decor
ated with the Expert Infantry
Badge, the Combat Infantry Badge.
the Good Conduct medal, the Euro
pean-African-Mlddle Eastern thea.
ter ribbon. the Purple Heart medal,
the Distinguished Service Cross,
and three Bronze Stars.
Private First Glass, Russell 4.
Lawrence. aerial engineer. s64 f.
Forest Ave. has been awarded the
Flying Cross for his excellent serv.
ice with the India China Division,
Air Transport Command. The In
dia China Division has made air
history by flying cargo and pas.
sengers in regularly scheduled day
and-night transit over routes once
virtually unuseable, primarily the
famed Hump.
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Service Briefs

Pfc, Dominic Bernardo, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Bernardo. 3
Ballard St.. arrived home on a IA
day furlough early this week. Pfc.
Bernardo has four battle stars and
a total OF ~ points. He is to report
to Fort Sheridan. Illinois upon he
termination OF the furlough to re-
ceive his discharge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Minniss re-
ceived letter from their son, Pfc.
Robert p. Minniss, who haa been
stationed for 80 months in India
as q medical technician. saying
that he has boarded ship and is re-
turning home. He 10 on the USS
General Brooke which left out OF
Calcutta Oct. and should arrive
in New York about Nov. 2. He Ia
to go directly TO Fort Sheridan.
Ill. upon arrival in the States to
receive his discharge.
-
Sgt. Carl Chubb has been spend
ing two weeks with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle v. Evans, hav-
ing received HIS honorable dis.
charge at Fort Sheridan. Ill. He has
purchased = home on Long Island.
N. Y, and has gone to Join his wife
and daughter there.
Pvt. Robert Evans is spending an
eighteen day leave with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle v. Evans, en-
route from Aberdeen Proving
Grounds. Md. TO Camp Beale.
Cal.
Tech. Sgt. Charles II. Cook has
arrived home and has received his
discharge.
Pfc. Bernard l.. Davis, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Davis, 935
Ottawa st., has received the
Bronze Star for meritorious
achievement in combat from Maj.
Gen. Charles L. Bolte, commanding
officer for the Red Bull (34th) Div.
ision, with which Davis has been
attached. Pfc. Davis has been over.
seas for over two years, having
landed in North Africa In October
1913. He Is a holder of the Presi-
Dental Unit Citation and a wearer
of the Purple Heart.
SIC Fred Barth, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Gustave Barth, SIS Hewitt Rd.,
arrived this week with his wife
from Seattle, Warrington. S NC
Barth is to report for reassignment
to Detroit Nov. 2.
Boatswain's Mate, Seaman FRS.
Class Edward Lyke is now sta
toned at Guam, after a pleasant
stay in Hawaii and a trip to the
Marshall Islands.
Technician Fifth Grade Charles
c. Hammond. sos Holmes St., was
discharged Wednesday at Camp
McCoy's separation center. He
was a veteran OF both the Canadian
and American armies. He enlisted
In the Canadian army in October.
194l, went overseas May 81, 1912.
and was transferred TO the Ysnk
force soon thereafter. He served
with q signal battalion in France
and Germany. He claims the Cana
dian and Yank armies are very
much alike, but that Yanks had
better weapons. He was overseas
~ months.
T/Sgt. Harold F. Schaefer, Gil
Pearl St., Ypsllanti, a patient a.
Percy Jones Hospital Center, was
honorably discharged from the Ar.
my Oct. 16, 1s45. He entered the
army June 30, 1913, and served
with the 3s4th Infantry in the Eur.
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kIlLe BRIDE

Denver-AP-An hysterical part.
ly disrobed girl last night told po-
lice a story which resulted in the
arrest Of Q recently discharged sol.
der as he crouched in a car beside
the body of his dead wife In 4 corn
field in Aurora, a Denver suburb.
Sheriff Charles Foster OF Arapahoe
County said Joseph Desrosiers, IS,
had confessed to the shooting OF
his bride OF 10 months, Catherine,
because her mother made life a
hell for u.s."
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Calendar Of Social Events

TODAY
Friday Bridge Club, o'clock, with Mrs. Austin George
Carpenter Womens Relief g. birthday luncheon
- 1890; business meeting, o'clock GAR Hall
daughters OF the American Revolution
Club House, historic dramatizaon by the KIwans Cb a.
rected by Prof. 8. E. Fagerstrom.
VIKING workers circle OF Kings Daughters
SATURDAY
county Federation OF Womens Clubs
Dr. Helen Van Tyne Arbor county chairman OF Guild
Guidance, speaker. - ~
SUNDAY
American Legion and Auxiliary district meeting o'clock in
NOA' -
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Buneo Club Meets

Mrs. William Waters was hostess
for the meeting Of the B. B. Buncc
Club at her home, Thursday eve
ming. Prize winners for bunco were
Mrs. Albert Davies. Mira. Norman
Leighton and Mrs. Leon Fuller
The house prize was won by Mrs
Harry Williams.
The next hostess will be Mrs
Arthur Neeley.
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Golden Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred P. WILDER and
Miss Josephine Clute attended the
golden wedding anniversary cele-
bration for Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Cute. Oct. II. near Marshall. Mr..
Clute is 4 brother OF Mrs. WILDER
and Miss Clute. During the after
noon and evening. over 800 friends
called at the Clute's lovely country
home. six miles north OF Marshal,
and offered their best wishes and
congratulations.
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Bridal Shower

A shower was given Thursday
evening at the home OF Mrs. Leon.
ard Husse. Is Wallace Blvd. In
honor OF Miss Catherine Phieson,
who Is to wed Lawrence Husse
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Husse,
in the near future. Hostesses for
the shower were Mrs. Leonard
Husse and Mrs. Margaret Wyese
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CHURCH GROUP MEETINGS

ment was made OF the Needlework
Guild Ingathering Nov. 8 at the
Ladies' Literary Club house, and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-19

the Council OF Church Women
luncheon meeting Nov. 2 at 81.
Luke's Church House.
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The Science of
Satisfactory
Living

THE OVERCOMING Of dis
ease, important as It IL, is
but one OF the functions OF
Christian Science.
Indeed the DISCOVERED and
Founder OF this Science, Mary
Baker Eddy, writes (Rudi-
mental Divine Science, p. ~:
Healing physical disease is
the smallest part OF Christian
Science. II Is only the bugle-
call to thought and action in
the higher realm OF infinite
goodness"
Students OF Christian Sci
ence have found 1t bringing
them a fuller sense OF capabil-
ity, usefulness, and satisfac-
ton than they had known
before: giving new color and
interest to their lives; en-
rlching their friendships: Civ.
ing them understanding and
an experience OF peace and
Joy SURPRISING all their expec.
tations.
They have seen clearly that
this Science is the Science
OF Life and OF satisfactory
living.
The complete explanation
OF Christian Science. and OF
the means Of utilizing II on
behalf OF oneself and others,
Is given in the Christian Sci
ence textbook,
SCIENCE and HEALTH
with Key to the Scriptures
By Mary Baker Eddy
This great cook, which after
hundreds Of editions contin-
ues to be in increasing world
wide demand, may be had in
cloth at 50 or SO. or in moroc-
co leather (blue, brown. or
black) at IS. Sent postpaid
to any address. on receipt OF
price. by Alfred Pittman,
Publishers Agent, One, Nor
way Street. Boston is, Massa.
chusetts. Obtainable also at
Christian Science
Reading Room
Washtenaw Ave. at Adams
St, In Ypsilantl and in Chris
tian Science Reading Rooms
throughout the world. their
addresses being listed gener.
ally In telephone directories.
All these Reading Rooms are
open to the public. without
charge. for the study OF
Christian Science, as well as
for the purchase Of its liter
AZURE.
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Potluck Luncheon

George H. Campbell entertained
fourteen members OF the Navy
Mothers at the Campbell home.
Wednesday. with potluck lunch.
con. and Mrs. F. D. Smith was q
guest. The members sewed on
quilts and afghans and some fold
ed bandages. Next wednesday they
will meet with Mrs. Earl Campbell
on Superior Rd. with potluck din.
ner. Mrs. Charles Power called a
meeting OF her committee chair.
men to plan for the Christmas ba-
zaar Dec. Z.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Koppin
have been entertaining Mrs. Kop-
pins brother. Col. A. T. Draewell.
who has only recently returned
from overseas, and his wife. Col.
Draewell was associated with Gen.
eral Carl Spaatx in the Strategic
Air Force. More recently he was
associated with the postwar plan
ming commission.
Mrs. Lydia Draewell, Philadel.
phia, mother OF Col. Draewell and
Mrs. Koppin. was also a guest but
plans to return to Philadelphia this
week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Jones, 1ll3
Gran: St.. have a. guests at their
home, Captain and Mrs. Robert
Flint, OF Melba, Long Island, New
York, and Mrs. Bernard Montgom'
cry and daughter, Pamela, from
Grand Rapids.
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Rural Events
TO-DAY

TODAY
Trains Lake
W.S.C.S., Dixboro and commun-
ity sponsor q bazaar at the church,
dinner served at D. m.
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J c G Auxiliary
Drives For Members

Prospective members OF the
Junior Chamber OF Commerce Aux
Hilary were guests for a cooperative
supper and card party, as a part OF
the membership drive, Thursday
evening at Gilbert House. The com
mittee who arranged the pleasant
social affair was Mrs. james
Mohler, chairman, Mrs. Edward
Bohm and Mrs. Lorne Gum. Bridge
and bingo were played with prizes
for bridge being won by Mrs
Lewis Ables. Mrs. Alder. Milford
and Mrs. Clyde Budd.
1t was announced that on Oct. q
they will have a dance at Hote
Huron at $3.50. Tickets may be OBJ
tanned from Auxiliary members.