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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-19

V soboto smo ma prvi strani
priohcili sliko in kratek opis ge.
Kristine Pirc, il Rakeka ma Not
ranjskem. Kot omenjeno, je
imenovana poslala pismo ma
svojo teto, Mrs. John Gabrenja,
stanujoco ma 22O1O Ivan Ave.,
Euclid, Ohio.
Pismo je bilo napisano ~. av-
gusta 1945 ma Rakeku. V nasled
MEM je vsebina:
"Draga teta in vsi!
"Po dolgih letih mi je zopet
svobodno sonce zasijalo, da
Vam lahko pisem! Predvsem
mas zelo skrbi, ali ste ostali. vsi
pri zivljenju in zdravju?
"Popisati Vam hocem mole in
cele druzine tezkoce in bolecine,
XII smo jih ia dolga stiri leta pre-
nesli pod krutim sovragom vseh
vrst. Moja in mozeva slika Vam
bosta re takoj ma prvi pogled
predstavljali, da smo prestali
strasne stvari.
"Od moza slika je il in
ternacije, XII je bill v Nemciji v
Edfurt mestu, XII je mnogo hude-
ga prestal, bill je trikrat V inter-
naciji zaprt, strasno, kar Vam
ne morem popisati, kaj so tt
ljudje prestali pod Italijanom in
Nemcem in rodnim bratona, to-
koimen0vanimi dom0brdnci ali
ta bell.
"Moja slika pa Vam predstav-
liza nekaj zalostnega, ako pri-
merjate k prejsnjim slikam, XII
sem Vam jih poslala leta nazaj.
Kar rs kilogramov sem upadla.
Ko so mas nasi sinovi muceniki,
a zavedni, hrabri partizani osvo-
bodili, smo imele zene svoj kon-
gres v Ljubljani, kajti kakor We
dite, dobile smo tudi tukaj zene
svojo enakopravnost, tudi "a vo-
litve. Ker sem bila kot TAXA agil-
ma sodelovalka partizanov, sem
bila odbrana kot prva v nasi va
81 kot delegatinja "a ia kongres,
kamor sem sla v tel slovenski
narodni nosi in takole izgledam
izmucena slovenska zena ali
matt.
"Zadihali smo svezi zrak 20.
pet in sonce nam size vedno lep-
Sc, tedaj sem tudi JAZZ in drug
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-19

Slovan, Pa. - Dne is. oito-
bra. je po dolgi bolezni umrl
john Pirih, XII je ziyel ma dve
nilji ! soddaljeni farani Star je
bl "a let in donna IL ses1tvidske
gore pri Idriji. Bil u Clan SfaPJ
in sc ndeiezil vsake seje, dakler
je mogel, zato se je tndi vse
dianstyo udaaeEilo njegovega po-
greha, isalsor tndi Gioanci il
d1'ue1h nassllbin. 1apusta tsno,
tri sinove in stiri hcere.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-19
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po$ta
w. E.,..@ -t
L Eu1clida

Il Euclida 3.
Pozna jesen je. sivi oblaki vi
sijo mad pokrajino. Zadnje cvet-
lice ma nasih vrtovih so skloni-
lie glavice pod jesensko slano.
Narava Sc pripravlja k poeit-
ku, da 81 zopet nabere move mo-
ci "a prihodnjo pomlad.
! Y nasa srca sc je naselila ra-
dost, da je vendar konec te
grozne vojne, a zal, cd drnge
strani zopet lega bolest v nase
duse, ko prejmemo zalostna pi-
sma iz nase domovine. Pozgali
so nam domove, pobili nase
starse, brate, sestre, sorodnike,
in znance, in to Sc ma tako bru-
talen naein. Sovraznik je unice-
val vsepovsod, ali kakor vse IL
gleda liz poroeil, je nase Primor-
sko trpelo Sc najvee, posebno
pa tisti kraj, kjer sem bila JAZZ
rojena, takozvane Brkine. Tam
je uniceno popolnoma vse. So
vraznik je prisel dvakrat in tri-
krat nazaj pogledat, &c je vse
pokoneal. L. nase vasi, to je
Tatre, SO prisla prva kratka po-
roeila, da so cd 54 his ostale
samo tri. Da je sovraznik pobi-
jal vse vprek, live ljudi metal
v ogenj, kar .jih je pa ostalo, jih
je odgnal v taborisce.
| O moji druzini ne vem Sc ME.
Najbrz nj vec nobenega. Boil,
zelo boil, ko zivis v takih dvo-
mih. Obhajajo te obcutki, ka-
krsnih nisi nikdar popreje OBJ
cutil. Spomini te povracajo v
mladostna leta tam, kjer 81 pre-
zivel najsreenejso dobo svoje-
ga zivljenja in sedaj je unieeno
vse, vse, kar 81 tako gorece lju-
bill. Premisljujes, k a m mas je
pripeljala visoka civilizacija?
Cemu vse to, ko hi bilo vendar
vse lahko dobro? Ali ne bi bill
clovek bolj sreeen, ko bi sedel
"a pecjo v leseni bajti ter mir
no povzil skromni koseek kru-
ha, mirno legel k pocitku, ter
Sc veselil prihodnjega dne, do
eim Sc danes bojimo bodocno-
sti?!
Zopet Sc govori o novi vojni.
Atomska bomba je ma dnevnem
redu. zal, ia mas ne bo pripe-
ljala do miru, treba DO rabbit
druga sredstva. 'Torej, dragi
rojaki, nasa reakcija je napela
vse svoje sile. Oprijemlje Sc ide-
je ma vsak nacin uniciti vse, kar
je dobrega in postenega, kar 81
je narod priboril v petih letih z
nadcloVeskimi mukami. Ocita Sc
jugoslovanski vladi to in ono.
Pravi Sc, da so oh nedeljah GER
kVe prazne in da morajo ljudje
delati. Kaj Sc vam zdi? Kai je
bolj potrebno cloveku, XII re sti-
ri dolga leta prezivlja v gozdo-
/ win kot diva EVER, da 81 sezida
streho, ali da kleci v cerkvi in
saka, da mu jo DO Bog sezidal?
\ Govorijo o nekih nedolznih
zrtyah ma Koroskem in v Rimu.
Kdor' je nedoken, ina prost
: who'd v Jugoslavijo. Ia izdajal-
: ce pa nj vec tam prostora, ogre
Vajo mai si suoje Grne duse "
soncni Italiji, kjer lie podnebje
lbolj milo.
1 Dale govorijo, da Istra nj "a
Jugoslavijo. Bratci pri A. D.,
/ zelo slabo ste pouceni 0 njej.
4 Zakaj ne citate, in vprasam vas
Ito, zakaj ne ,priobtate pisma il
! 1nasega Primorja in il oele slo-
'1venije, nnorda tudi Cd vasih bra
tov in sester? zakaj morajo va
1si narocniki nositi pisma v pri-
1 lobcitev Enakopravnost? "a
3kaj, 10 slucajno katero pismo
'1priobcite, ga priobcite le v IL
1frpkih, oziroma sanno tisto, kar
| lNadaljevanis n I. strani,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-19

nS ~ 0S 0S>Anj oSAA pOo
iarmom in ne morejo Sc take
orosto dihati kot mi. O zakai ne
iobimo Sc te lepe nase sloven
Ike zemlje nazaj, XII je bila pre-
ivana S slovensko krvjo, ko je
1arod prestal toliko mucenja :
Vendar upamo, da nismo sami
la je tudi Anerika osvobodite
jica tega tlaeanega slovenskegs
aaroda, XII he toliko Let hira pod
sujim jarmom italijanskega ma
'ilja.
"Vedite, da sem Sc " teh le
tih mnogo eksponirala, da SEN
oisala lepe pesmi, sano slave
oartizanom. Mislim, da bode
kmalu izsle v neki knjigi, tel
Yam bonn vedno posiljala mole
spise, XII sem jih posiljala v gozc
pod imenom 'Slovenska matt.
Emo Yam priobcim.
coZDNEMU sLAvcKu
Tam divnem sumnem gozdu.
skaSe evrsto slavcek,
svoj slavospev naglasa.
grudi slovenski materi!
II.
IL gozda skoro ze priskakljaj.
ma lipo zeleno zopet sedi.
svoj ponovni spev naglasaj.
slavo svoji rodni zemljH
III.
Ko cvetje zelenje odelo bo,
lepo slovensko zemljico.
tedaj te v slavi gleda1o.
tvoje materino DO oko!
w.
Skupno sreco uzivala.
ma slovenski grudi slavljeni
udana v vero Kristusa.
svetu peslnice opevala!
". -,
Da cul bo narod v sirni svet.
do Jadrana. Urala in preko
morja.
kjer rodni bratje in sestre
duh slovanstva uzivata!
Povest to znal bo daljni svet,
Q slaveku sinu Slovenije.
ki po qozdu noe in dan skaklja.
Ia sreGen bit naroda Sloven-
skega!
Slavo. cast. opeval bode svet,
junaku boritelju Slovenije.
Xxi trnjevo pctjo osvobodil je.
narod slovanski zasuznenje.
PODRAVLJEN PARTIZAN. II
SLoVENIJE SIN!
Pozdravljen partizan ii Slove-
pije sin.
S zastavo belo. plavo. rdeGo,
utrdi narodu spomin.
yero. upanjen. ljubezen 60
reSo.
Pozdravljen partizan ii muGe-
niski sin.
pokoncu dyigni svojo glavo.
Sal vraeas Sc rodni kraj.
ovenGan image slavo!
Pozdravljen partizan ii junaski
sin.
te narod veselju ze Saka.
v pozdrav ii klice il srca
globin.
slava tebi Slovenije sin!
Tako sem slavila tie nase sino
We, kakor da sem matt vseh il
danes mi vracajo spostovanje il
ljubezen. ze toliko let napre
sem videla njih zmagoslavje, ka
ko pa, da ne bi, sal vsak zavede,
bi moral to vedeti.
HOglasite Sc, kako je pri Vas
Sprejnite najlepse pozdrave o,
vseh, posebno mojega moza il
meme y q.
"Kristine.
"Smrt fasizmu-svoboda ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-19

Ienega bratranca il Zagorja, ki
je bill ma polieiji kot sef tega od-
delka, kjer so bill zaprti. Dal je
mojega moza ven in Sc sedem
1drugih. Bill je zelo dober clovek.
s'Vedite, da SO bill tndi VAS
brat in dive hcerke v internaciji; ;
brat je bill kar tri leta. Premisli-
te, tako star, a je vedno koraj-
Zen in vessel. Sin Dusan nau je
padel v gozdu. In tako so tudi
ME preganjali. Prisli SO srecno
domov, a vsi izmuceni. Mnogo
drugih so pobili in so umrli cd
lakote, ako nj kdo dobil kak pa
ket cd donna. Mogoce gledate
tam strasne slike po, casopisih,
kaj so delali mimi v internaci-
jah? /
"Moz je prisel zopet po nekaj
mesecih domov, a MISC. dali mi
ru naSi sOsedje izdaiaIci Judezi
Iskarijoti.
"Hcerka Cvetka je bila boil
ma in je sla ma Rentgen v neki
sanatorij pri Trstu. Ze so jo v
vlaku izdajale njene sosede, da
je terenka partizanov. Hotel jo
je neki mlad smrkavec ustreliti,
ko je nelsi starejsi to- prepnecn.
Morala je potem, ko so zopet
grozili ma tho, da je usla k par
tizanom, tia pod Gorico z neko
prijateljico, XII je bila matt tam
donna, zavedna Primorka, XII je
sedaj pri mas S svojimi petimi
otroki, XII so bill vsi zavedni
partizani.. Eden il je padel. Pre-
ganjali so jo in je bila tudi "a
prta, kot moi MOI. Oh teta, kaj
so tt ljudje Primorci prestaE
toliko let pod suzenjstvom; vem
da ste Re mnogo eital tam.
"Zopet moz nj bill dolgo donna.
Tretje ga odyedejo in takrat po
nekaj mesecih v Ljubljani in
potem internacijo.
"V gostilniske prostore so mi
dali nekaj casa Solo in potem
pa zasedli domobranci sobe, da
so vedno gledali name, kan da
zahajam in kaj govorim. Pa We
dite, da nisem bila tako trapa-
sta, da bi Sc pustila ujeti v be-
sedan.
Ravno zadnji dan, ko so mas
osvobodiii partizani, so nasli il
pisek, da SO mas Sc isti dan mi
sill odpeljati; 200 il nase vasi,
vse seveda. Tako Jim je bozja
roka preprecila nacrt grozodej-
stva konee, ker hodii so ysaki
dan k obha iilu in potem pa IL
dajat, zapirat, streijat in obe-
sat Medicine ljudi, XII so Sc bo-
rili "a to svoje slovensko mater
no zemljo, ki sele sedaj vidimo,
kako je lepa, dihamo ME svezi
vonj in vse nam je lazje prena-
sati, cepray vidimo pred seboj
ruseyine in mnogo della.
"Moj moz Sc je vrnil 20. ju-
| LIZA domov. Veste teta, samo Bo-
gu Sc imamo zahvaliti, da smo
Sc vsi zdravi. Ko sem sla iz kon-
gresa, SO mi pravili trije inter-
niranci partizani ujeti, da je tu-
di moi sin Marian bill ujet tam
" Gospo sveti, kjer sem bila JAZZ
w samostanu. Bill je odpeljan cd
Nemcev v slezijo v lager, kjer
so jih pa prejsnje mesece mno.
lgo pomorili, Judov in Poljakov
najvec, da SO jih kar spustii v
plin in tako SO podlegli. &c je
pa sin Sc xiv, Sc gotovo nahaj
sedaj V Rusiji, kajti srce mi
vedno govori, da je Sc xiv.
| "Vidite, teta, kaksno zivlje-
ME smo imeli v tel dobi, p r
.svojih S krvjo bratstva umaza-
nih rok. Ne morem pa Yam Sc
natancno popisat vse nase nuke.
kOIikO nrpjitih sodza, M Il
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-19
Siinosh $ pomoni-
konienn nnilu2

Porabljene mascobe lahlko po-
nagajo oniliti pomanjkanje.
Potrebne so v izdelavi mila...
kot tudi "a srajce, nylons in
mnogo drugih predmetov.
\ oDDAJTE VASE poRAB-
LJENE MASGOBEI
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-21

Detroit, visited Mr. and Mrs. Lynn
Horton Sunday.
Mrs. Elaine Briggs, Detroit, and
Mrs. Donald Gable and daughter
Marlene, Ypsilanti, were Sunday
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hor.
ton.
Pvt. Ronald Horton arrived home
Monday morning on a 2l-day delay
en-route to California. Pvt. Horton
received his basic training in
Jackson, Miss.
Mrs. Donald Edwards visited her
daughter. who is in the hospital
in Ann Arbor
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schock and
family were Saturday evening visi-
tors of Mr.. and Mrs. d. ]. Dixon,
Milan
Mrs Richard Padot. Milan, was a
Wednesday caller of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Schechter.
Samuel Mclaughlin, Flint, spent
Sunday at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
George Schechter.
Mrs Clark Hardy and son David
returned to Dixboro after spend.
ing month with Mr.. and Mrs.
Webster Hardy.
Mrs Herbert Smith and Mrs.
Mary Priest. futile Hill Rd, visit
ed Mrs. Gordan Hallahan and chill
dren at Lincoln Park, Sunday at
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Smith
spent Sunday evening at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Powers.
Arizona Rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Steinberg
and daughter, Detroit, and Mr., and
Mrs. Weindemayer and son, How
ard, Concinnati, O., were Sunday
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. John Vel
inek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Sparrow. De-
troit, were Sunday visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. George Polzin:
Mrs. Jerome Bies and daughter
Nancy returned from Wellington.
n. c., Tuesday, where she was
visiting her husband, Sgt. Jerome
Bies.
Mrs. George Polzin and daugh-
ter Dolores were in Ann Arbor
Saturday and also called on Mrs.
Louise Polzin. Ypsilanti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ormund Minick
and boys. Willis, were Sunday visi-
tors of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Elka'
aud Doris.
Miss Doris Elka was a Saturday
night guest OF Miss Elizabeth Lohr,
and Miss Helen Heller, Maybee,
and Miss Doris Elka called on Miss
Grace Stadler, Monroe, Tuesday
evening.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-21

Ann Arbor, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Rex Strawe and family.
Pfc. George Bevier, Cleveland,
o., spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. F. G. Garroa and Mar.
jory.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Strawe spent
Sunday with friends in Dundee.
Roscoe Ferris and Mrs. Florence
Dove, Tecumseh. were Sunday din.
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Buirl
Baer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Williams
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Griffin, Up.
silanti, attended the funeral of Mrs.
Alice Mutton, Denton, Sunday.
Eda Fay Hansen, Stony Creek,
and Beth Allison, futile Hill Rd.,
spent Sunday with Mary Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Griffin, ,Ypsi.
lanti, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
, Griffen called on Mr.. and Mrs. John
Alderman, Bemis Rd., Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Wilson and
Jerome and Thomas. Ferndale.
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Bod.
ley Sunday afternoon.
Sunday callers of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sanford Bodley were Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Richards, Mrs. Kathryn
Mrs. Marjorie Murray and Shirley
and Darline, Ypsilanti.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Osborn
and son Richard, Ferndale, were
week end guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George S. Osborn and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harley Dysinger and daugh.
tiers.
Alice Mae fowler spent Friday
night and Saturday with her grand.
mother. Mrs. Alice Bissen, Ypsi.
lanti. Her grandmother returned
home with her and remained until
Sunday evening.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-21

WASHINGTON-AP 49, Backers
Of a straight-out extension of the
Selective Service law conceded Fri
day they face a hard fight in the
Senate. Amendments to restrict
the use OF men under 10 in combat
service portend difficulties. The
draft extender came through the
House without modification, simp-
ly moving up the expiration date
one year to May Is, 1916, or the
end Of the war, whichever arrives
first.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-21
DUST ESIOENT

Port Huron, Mich.--John Hand
was removed Thursday night as
president Of local 62S. United Au-
tomobile Workers (AFL), paving
the way for the reopening of the
United Brass & Aluminium Manu-
featuring Co. plant. Because of
what it termed irresponsible la
Dor leadership, the company was
in state of liquidation when mem
hers of the union voted IS to As to
GUST their local president.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-21

NEW YORK-INS- The Con-
gress of Industrial Organizations
had another bid Friday from ALL
President William Green for peace
full settlement of CIO-AFL differ
ence. Noting that President Tru-
man has asked the help of a Unit
ed America" in prosecution of the
war. Green called the presidential
plea "labor's opportunity of life
time to unite, and unite now" in
the interests of national unity.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-21
Well, Uncle Sam,
It's up to You!

Denver Apr I'll AP - The
long list of alphabetic agencies be-
ing somewhat confusing, a Denver
woman cat through all the red tape
and addressed her letter to Uncle
Sam, Denver, Colorado"
Il understand you want feathers
for pillows for your army" she
wrote. 81 want to help you out.
have two feather beds and you're
welcome to use Them
Now Postmaster j. o. Steyic is
thumhing through the alphabetic
agencies, wondering where to for
ward the letter.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-21
Celebrate Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Youngs
spent the week with her sister,
Evangelist Martha Cook, Battle
Creek, celebrating their 21st we'd
ding anniversary.
Mrs. Claude Colts is i'll with
very severe cold
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Youngs have
recently received a letter from
their son, Cpl. Darwin Youngs. say.
ing that he is now in Germany
They received a package from him
containing pictures and articles
from Paris.
Pvt. Robert Savinski arrived
home Tuesday evening on 15-day
furlough from Keesler Field. Miss,
where he is in training with the
Air Corps.
Harold and George Youngs are
overhauling the machinery at the
Bert Youngs gravel pit, preparing
for the summers work
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-21
FAREWELL PARTY GIVEN

Southeast Augusta, Mich. -
Thursday evening. IS classmates,
neighbors, and friends from Ypsi-
lant, Milan, Stony Creek. Willis
and Whitaker joined together in
farewell party for Gerald Notar.
He entered the service on Friday.
Games. music and dancing were
the entertainment for the evening.
Gerald received many useful gifts.
At the close of the evening. the
hostess. Mrs. Manual Notar, serv.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-21
futile Hill
ATTEND FUNERAL

futile Hill, Mich.-Those from
here who attended the funeral OF
Mrs. Fred Stinnette last Thursday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Columbus San.
ture, Mrs. Doyle Purcell, and Ormel
and Glenn Rowe. Mrs. Stinnette
passed away very suddenly at her
home on McKeand Rd., early last
week. She is survived by her hus.
band; a daughter, Argery, and a
son. Pfc. Fred Stinnette, Jr., some
where in PHILIPPINES. Funeral SER
vices we're in Dearborn with burial
following in Grand Lawn Cemetery.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-21

WASHINGTON-AP-- John l..
Lewis has asked the War Labor
Board to approve all or nothing in
his new contract with the ma
tons soft coal operators. Signed
April II after Il days OF negotia-
tions, the contract must be passed
upon by WLB as 4 first step be-
fore It can become effective.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-21

PELHAM, N. Y.-INS-Leaders
of American journalism Joined
with friends from all walks of life
who knew and admired him in pay
ing final tribute Friday in st. Cath
crimes Roman Catholic Church TO
the late Joseph V. Connolly, who
died OF a heart attack early We'd
nesday morning.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-21
Whitaker
YOUTH FELLOWSHIP MEETS

Whitaker, Mich The Youth
Fellowship met Friday evening for
their regular meeting at the Ali.
son home with the president, Miss
Beth Allison, in charge. Plans
were made to participate in the
Camp Lakeside debt liquidation
campaign, The fellowship also has
undertaken the project of collect.
ing used clothing for the needy in
war stricken countries. The ladies'
of this church and the Seybert
Church have made a previous col
lection for the UNRRA.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-21
Entertains Class

Mrs. Robert Sasser entertained
her Sunday School Class Thursday
evening. There were 20 members
present. The business meeting
was conducted by the vice presi.
dent, Mrs. Herbert Smith, then
games were played. The hostess
served light refreshments.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-21

Mrs. Melvin Flower has had
word from Pfc. Wallace Flower,
England, that he is recovering very
nicely.
Cpl. Jack Blair, River Rouge,
called on Mrs. Robert Sasser and
Sharon Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. W. Coopersmith and son
Tony, Detroit, were Sunday guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sikorski
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Turnbull, Willis
Rd., and Mr. and Mrs. o. f. Vedder
attended the Oakville Farmers
Club Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurlow Bodley,
Milan. were Sunday supper guests
OF Mrs. w. ]. Bodley.
Mrs. Ida Lamkin spent Thursday
afternoon with her cousin, Mrs. Ju-
liza Wright. Ypsilanti.
Mrs. May Smith and Mrs. Mamie
Wolf. Ypsilanti, called on Mrs. A
J. Lamkin.
Mrs. Ethel Foreman, Ann Arbor,
spent Thursday evening at the A..
]. Lamkin home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Sheppard,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Manual Notar and
Viola and Mrs. Anna Beard visited
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dolce, High
land Park. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T Melbourne,
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Society Meets

The Good Will Missionary Socie-
ty met at the home of Mrs. w. ].
Bodley Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Florence Shupp conducted the
worship program including true
or false Bible quiz. Mrs. Theodore
Boettcher had charge of prayer
partners. Mrs. Mile buckingham
read a letter from a missionary
from Beverly, KY.
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S. E. augusta Ne'cs

ed light refreshments for the group
Homemakers Meet
The Home Makers Club met
Tuesday evening at the home Of
Mrs. Otto Schock. There were six
members present. II was agreed
they would make scrapbooks for
the hospital
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Water is a good conductor D
sound.
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American public libraries con.
tain more than 107, 900, 900 volumes.
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Speaks at MEETING

Mrs. Harlow Laing was guest
speaker at the Youth Fellowship
Sunday evening" speaking on the
subject, Harvesting our Emo
tons.