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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-08

SANS danes vrsi isto delo in
set bori "a iste ellie, "a -katere'
Sc je borilo Jugoslovansko re-
publicansko zdruzenje pred vee
kot petindvajsetimi lett. Dasi
razmere tedaj MISC bile ugodne
"a uspeh programa, XII je dolo-
cal federativno republikansko
obliko Wade prve Jugoslavije, je
vseeno zasejalo seme, XII je &C.
trt stoletja kasneje zacvetelo in
bo porodilo zazeljeni sad. SANS
je pomoejo zavednih sloven-
skin Amerikancev pomagal z
vsemi svojimi silami, da so Sc
uresnicile sanje in aspiracije slo-
venskega naroda in tenn tudi
nacrti in cilji SANSovega pred
sednika - Jugoslovanskega re-
publicanskega zdruzenja v Anne
riki.
SANSovo delo Sc nj dokonca-
no in ne bo dovrseno, dokler no.
va demokraticna federativna Ju-
goslavija nj popolnoma urejena
in obnovljena. o obliki svoje bo-
doce Wade bodo odlocali narodi
Jugoslavije pri svobodnih VOLT
yah, XII Sc bodo vrsile oktobra
meseca. Narodi Jugoslavije bodo
ma demokratieni nacin izvolili
svoje poslance "a konstituentno
skupino ter prvikrat v svoji
zgodovini sami odlocili, ali no.
cejo demokraticno, federativno
republiko, ali monarhijo.
z novo Jugoslavijo pa mora
biti prenovljena VISA Evropa,
prerojeni morajo biti vsi naro.
di " duhu bratstva, edinosti in
prave demokracije-e t n i ( n e.
ekonomske in politicne-kajti le
kadar bodo vsi narodi zgradili
svojo bodocnost ma tel podlagi
bo zagotovljen mir in odpravlje
no izkoriscanje in zatiranje ljud
skin mnozic in preprostega clo
veka. SANS lahko pri tenn veil
ko pomaga " Ameriki. Toda te
delo nj lahko in ne more biti il
vajano brez gmotnih sredstev
In vsled tega je poslana podpors
toliko bolj vazna in toliko boil.
cenjena.
i Najlepsa hvala!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-08

Sestavljena je ze zakonoda.ja,
XII bo takoj predlozena AVNOJu,
da Sc zakonito prepreci kraljev
povratek v dezelo.
Tito je svojem govoru izja-
vii, da je monarhija tiranska in
reakcionarna ustanova, katera
je prezivela svoj cas-, in da jo
ogromna vecina jugoslovanske-
ga ljudstva odklanja.
Tito apelira "a organiziranje
napredne republike
Izjavil je dalje, da v novo Ju-
goslavijo ne bodo zaprta vrata
samo kralju, temvec vsem reak-
cionarnim politicnim ubezni-
kom, ter apeliral ma zbornico, da
gre ma delo "a organiziranje ma
prednega republikanskega rezi-
ma.
Tito je ostro kritiziral gotove
oblike zapadne demokracije, O
katerih je rekel, da nudijo reak-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-08
Atomska bomba razdejala so procentov Hiro$ine
StrahoyIta ekploza bonnie Ga pet ,az dnrsh mapa,

il razjaenega iona radskh odd ahko klepa da e
boba zadala apons mora strahov udarec
Toksk radio oznaeuje napad neelovesk barbarsh in
zverin in pavi da bill negov edin masakrirane
nedolznih civistov."
Apak prvh aponskh porosi H jasno da 81 sam MISC BIZ
asnem kaj je Hrosimo zadeo njih
napad vprizoro vee le XII spus svoje bobne
tareo pada Ko razvdno Japonc MISC mog pred
stava da bi boba moga povzroe toksno uniSe
ne
WASHINGTON. ?. augusta - Voaski opazovac sodijo. da
bodo zaveziske se vpro srasne unSevane moe atoske
bombe naslovili Japonsko bznji bodosno
odlasanja sprejei
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-08
IZREDNA SEJA
BRITSKEGA KABINETA

LONDON, Z. avg. - Danes
ie premier Attlee sklical izredno
sejo kabineta, ma katero so bill
poklicani vsi vojaski izvedenci,
XII so stall najblize Churchillu,
ko je bill nlinistrski predsednik.
Seja je trajala tri ure. DONNIE
va Sc, da je bila ma dnevnem re-
du iznajdba atomske bombe in
meme posledice.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-08
RZ izroGilo SANSu $4,000
liz urada Slovenskega ameriSkega narodnega s,

liz urada Slovenskega aneriskega narodnega sveta)
Jugoslovansko republicansko zdruzenje JRZ), XII je
kmalu po ustanovtvi SANS-a zakjuco zrociti Sloven
skeu ameriSkemu narodnemu svetu gavni del svojega
kvdnega premozena in sicer $1,000 tako druge $4,000
pa kasneje e 20 julia izponlo svojo oblubo Tsti dan
preje cd poverjenistva eek $4,000 in ank Charles
Pogorelec je svoe psmu deal da sta to postopanje
odobria pred neka meseci zadevna odbora SNPJ in SZ
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-08

minister Sava Kosanovic, ki sta
prisla v provizoricno vlado kot
zastopnika zamejne Wade, in sta
torej oba postala clana osvobo-
dilnega gibanja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-08
POGREB ANTONA USS

Pogreb pokojnega Antona U.s.
sa sc DO vrsil v cetrtek oh 9. uri
zjutraj IL Grdinovega pogrebne-
ga zavoda v. cerkev sv. Vida in
n alto ma Calvary pokopalisce.
Pokojnik je bill donna IL vasi
Podstran.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-08
Novigrobovi
ANDREW DOLES

Snoci okrog sedme ure je
umrl "a srcno hibo Andrew Do
les, star AZ let, stanujoc ma 953
E. 76 St. Pogreb oskrbuje Ia
krajskov pogrebni zavod. Po-
drobnosti bono porocali jutri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-08
V Jugoslaviijjii
je bila odrejena
sploSna a1nnestija

BELGRAD, .. aVgusta-An-
tifasisticni svet narodnega osvo-
BOHEMIA (AVNOJ) je danes ma
priporocilo ministrskega pred
sednika Tita odredil splosno po-
miloscenje tisocerih Jugoslova-
nov, XII Sc nahajajo zaporu ra-
di kolaboracije Nemcijo in ra-
di slicnih obtozb. Amnestija bo
veljala tudi "a mnoge, XII so bill
ze obsojeni ma jeco ob trdem
deIu.
Sprejem zakona pomeni, da
bodo osvobojeni vsi oni, XII so
sluzili raznih oborozenih silah
tekom nemske okupacije-cet-
niki generala Mihajlovica, pri-
stasi generala Nedica ter clani
"domacih straz" ma Hrvaskem
in v Sloveniji.
Isto velja "a drzavljane, XII so
do gotove meje, cesto pod pri-
tiskom, sodelovali S sovrazni-
kom. Vkljuceni v amnestijski
zakon so dalje oni, XII so sodelo-
vail z osiscem ma kulturnem in
umetniskem polju in dezerterji
il jugoslovanske armade.
Pomiloscenje pa ne velja "a
hrvaske ustase Ante Pavelica,
"a pristase srbskega fasisticne-
ga vodje Lube Ljotica, "a elane
Kulturbunda in Gestapa in dru-
ge definitivno fasisticno-policij-
ske organizacije, in tudi ne "a
vojne kriminalce.
Dokaz rastocega zaupanja
Poudarja Sc, da je ia korak
rastocega zaupanja Wade svo-
10 stabilnost in obenem sc je S
tenn korakom MACEDONIA prizna-
10, da SO mnogi kolaborirali s
sovraznikom pod pritiskom.
Amnestijski zakon stopi nemu-
donna v veljavo. UstaA MISC
pomilos6eni
Amnestijski zakon je bill spre-
jet ma prvi seji AVNOJ-a, ma
katerem je navzocih mad tisoe
delegatov il vseh delov Jugo-
slavic. Zborovanje je bio skill
cano, da Sc sestavi program "a
obnovo drzave. .
Velika ovacija "a zdruzeno
Slovenijo
Zbornica je navduseno akla.
mirala enega izmed poslancev il
SlQvenije, ki,je incl govor, v ka'
terem je zahteval "zdruzeno Slo'
venijo," to Sc pravi, da Sc v slo'
vensko drzavo vkljucijo Sloven
ci v Istri, Trstu, Gorici in nj
Koroskem.
Clanom AVNOJ-a sta bila il
voljena zunanji minister DR.
Ivan subasic ii informacijsk
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-08
TRUMAN Sc JE VRNIL
v WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON 7. avgu-
sta. - Predsednik Truman
Sc je nocoj vrnilv Belo hiso
S konference v Potsdamu.
Posebni vlak, s katerim Sc
je pripeljal, je dospel v
washington OBJ 1850 I'VE
GER.
Predsednik je ogorel in
izgleda izredno dObro. Boz
ma ladja, $ katero je poto-
val domov, je pristala po-
poldne v Newport v Virgi-
niji, kjer je S svojim sprem-
stvom takoj stopil ma vlak,
XII ga je pripeljal v Wash
ingtOn.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-08

obiskal. leta 1926. Tam je bilo
tudi njegovih sest sinov rojenih,
kateri so zdaj'vsi odrasli in so
Sc naselili v drugih krajih, donna
je ostal lie Maks, XII je sedaj 20
let star.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-08
Mar$a1 Tito 1laStop11
proti povratku kra1ja
Monarhija in demokracija Jugoslaviji
ne gresta skupaj; kralj je molcal, ko je
Draza Mihajlovic kolaboriral z naciji

BELGRAD, 7. augusta - Marsal Tito e incl danes
pred 1150 delegat Narodno osvobodne ronte ognevit
govor katere je izjavil da onarhija in demokraca
v Jugosav gresta skupaj in znamenja kazeo, da
e izgnla vsaka moznost da bo kral Peter vrnil
jugoslovanski prestol
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-17
Carpenter Women
Present Pageant
For Anniversary

Carpenter Womens Relief Corps
celebrated its Goth anniversary and
initiated two candidates at its re-
gular meeting. Friday afternoon
following a birthday luncheon at
GAR. Hall. The candidates ini-
tiated were Mrs. Mabel Smith and
Mrs Belle Wright.
In celebration of the Goth ami.
yersary, the officers all in white
presented pageant, including
readings and the draping OF the
chart-r for all deceased members.
The pageant was written by Mrs.
Vincent Celebrezze.
The corpJ was inspected by Mrs.
Idell4 MacNeal. Detroit, past ma.
tional field officer. At the conclu.
sion OF the inspection. Mrs. Mac
Neal was presented with a gift
from the corps. by Mrs. Celebrezze.
The anniversary was also cele-
brated at the luncheon at 1890,
with a large beautifully decorated
birthday cake and so lighted can
dies and roses furnished by Mrs.
John Slater The birthday OF Mrs.
John Harden was also celebrated
The committee for the next card
party, Nov. 81, will be Mrs. Charles
Schoolmaster and Mrs. Minnie
Rust.
II was voted to give S25 to Percy
Jones Hospital for the purchase OF
electric razors for Christmas.
Election OF officers will take
place at the Dec. I meeting
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OAR. Hear Review
Of Mother Russia"

Miss Lucretia Case OF he Normal
School faculty reviewed the new
book Mother Russia" at the No
yember meeting OF the Daughters OF
the American Revolution. Friday.
Miss Case made some OF the more
striking chapters come alive Tor her
audience.
There was a chapter on Russian
Youth and its fearless devotion 20
country; another on Russia's In
tense desire 10 become more and
more a great producing and man
ufacturing power. proved by the
collective farming and the growing
numbeToi factories; a chapter on
the women OF Russia, and how they
are giving and working for peace
and national development.
Following the talk. the hostesses
for the afternoon. Mrs. Hutson.
Mrs. Lindquist. and Mrs. Scriyens.
served coffee and delicious home.
made cake.
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Along the Street

Mrs. Richard Copeland has re-
turned home after visiting her hus-
band. sgt. Richard Copeland, near
Omaha, Nebraska.
Eddie Vail and James Waite are
among hunters in northern Mich
igna.
Miss Gloria Flanagan started to-
dav as clerk in the Esco Gift shop.
Mrs. Y. NJ. Minneker. Mrs Esth-
or Luedemann, Mrs. Clara Allen.
and Miss Marjorie Luedemann plan
10 attend the matinee performance
Of Life With Father Sunday az
the Shubert Lafayette Theater in
Detroit.
4 stone thrown from the wheel
Of a passing automobile cracked :he
plate glass In the display window
Of the Gauss Bakery shop Friday,
necessitating replacement. Plate
glass the front OF the Detroit
Ediso office has also been re-
placed. The window broke under
structural strain. New support has
been installed.
Max Murdoch. VI. and s Store,
- hunting near South Branch with
Pat Eaton. Rusty's Service. They
expected 10 return Monday.
J. Frankel. Sleep Shop, has re-
turned from a Christmas buying
trip in Chicago.
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displayed by Mrs Lamar Sinkule
Friday afternoon. The first was a
slurred, cream colored brocaded
basque. trimmed with pleated chit
fon ruffles and embroidered with
pearls and satin ribbon. A black
taffeta skirt was worn with It. Ac-
companying the ensemble was an
ecru lace umbrella and a Seghorn
hat with blue criffon and a white
feather trim.
The skirt is owned by Mrs. r. D.
Blanford, the blouse by Mrs. Fan
ME Beal, the umbrella by Mrs. VI.
Mackenzie, and the hat by Mrs.
Pliny Skinner.
The second gown worn by Mrs.
Sinkule was OF the flapper evening
gown style. II was made Of blue
georgette crepe, trimmed with blue
and silver brocaded slippers. The
ensemble was worn by her in 1927.
Mrs. Lawrence Schaffer modelled
another gown once owned by Miss
Eva Kishlar. II was a black skirt
lined with blue silk taffeta with a
heavy white lace blouse. 1t is own
/ ed by Mrs Ellen Gaudy and is over
so year old. Another gown, also
owned by Mrs. Candy and once from
the wardrobe OF Miss Kishlar. was
of rust and black print, trimmed
with black lace. a rust colored hat,
owned by Mrs. Mckay accompan-
led this dress.
All hats, not already referred to.
were loaned from the large col
lection of Mrs. Pliny Skinner.
Tea was served TO all guests from
a table delicately trimmed with
yellow roses and lighted yellow
candles. Highly ornamental silver
tea service was used. In charge
of the dining room was Mrs. Carl
Lindegren, Mrs. Ale Longnecker,
and Mrs. Atwood McAndrew. aided
by Mrs. Harry Shaefer. Mrs John
LaRue. Mrs. Roland Shafer, and
Mrs. Roy Fletcher.
Pouring at the table was Mrs. z.
s. George, Mrs. Herbert Bisbee,
Mrs. Naomi Arid, Mrs. Ed Sweet,
Mrs. o. d. Yoder Mrs. Dan T.
Quirk. Miss Harriet Wortley, and
Mrs. George Geer.
The co-chairmen OF the Thrift
Shop, Mrs. William Snyder and
Mrs. Charles Cleary. received the
guests. The door committee was
headed by Mrs. John B. Shepherd
aided by Mrs. Richard Elliot, and
Mrs. Arthur Jackson.
Mrs. Robert Wizard was chairman
Of the day for the occasion and the
style show under the able direction
of Miss Estabrook Rankin assisted
by Mrs. c. d. Bottomley.
The yellow rose centerpiece
which adorned the table, was pre-
scented to the Thrift Shop honorary
president, Mrs. Dan T. Quirk.
The annual Thrift shop Bundle
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ago by ". II. Sweet. and presented
to his wife upon his return from
a buying trip in New York City,
Mrs. Schrepper modelled also a
dress of popular style about the
turn of the century. II was OF black
silk crepon, trimmed with wide
bands OF the same material and
piped with black satin. II is own
ed by Mrs. Frederick B. Mckay.
A wedding gown and hat. orig
inally worn by Mrs. Elmer c. Ly-
man wife of the former head OF
the mathematics department at
M.S.N.C., was modelled by Mrs
William Stevens. The golden brown
faille taffeta gown was worn in
1850 and featured a high neck, leg
of mutton sleeves, and many ruff
files on the skirt.
Mrs. Stevens carried a brown
straw basket which was used over
a century ago by Mrs. James Seely.
grandmother of Mrs. Clara Sweet.
She modelled a coat dress worn
originally by Miss Eva Kishlar,
Tor many years teacher in the
Ypsilanti schools 1t was heavily
brocaded in maroon and brown with
a hustle in the back. 1t was trim
med at the neck and cuffs with
cream colored lace. The gown Is
owned by Mrs. Ellen Gaudy. Also
modelled by Mrs. stevens was a
gray bonnet gayly trimmed with
pink flowers. Once worn by Mrs.
W. W. Worden, the hat is now
owned by Mrs. George Geer.
Two Gay Nineties numbers were
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-17
WOOdSon to Address
Local Townsend Club

George Woodson. Lansing, will be
the speaker at the Monday supper
meeting OF the Townsend Club, in
the lunchroom OF the High School,
Mr.. Woodson is the newly ap-
pointed State Worker. He occupies
the vacancy created by the death
OF the late Floyd Moody. DR.. Town.
send recently told Mr.. Woodson a
team OF three Townsend workers
has been visiting the members OF
both the Ways and Means Com.
mittee and Congress. The chairman
OF Ways and Means has promised a
hearing on the Townsend Plan and
other social security measures. The
Murry.Patman Unemployment Bill
with the pension amendment IN
Guided, has the sull support OF me
Townsend workers.
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feta number. belonging TO Mrs. At
wood McAndrew and originally
worn by her aunt. was modelled by
Mrs. Con Jones. The material for
this dress was purchased in Eng
land and made up in the United
States in 1860.
Mrs. Spencer Davis modelled a
plum colored silk faille three piece
dress, deliberately braided in cut
steel and featuring cut steel but
tons. The dress included a purple
taffeta petticoat with silk over
skirt. The gown was loaned for the
occasion by Mrs. Pliny skinner.
Another gown modelled by Mrs.
Davis was one in which black was
the predominant color. This gown
consisted OF a black silk blouse
deliberately trimmed with black
lace. with a high collar eliminating
from a low yoke. This was worn
with a heavy black skirt trimmed
with black taffeta bands II was
originally worn by Mrs. f, r. Beal
and is owned by her daughter, Miss
Alice Beal.
other gowns displayed by Mrs.
Davis included an ecru fillet num-
Der over an apricot slip. A huge
bow added individually TO the skirt
Also an orchid evening dress. pur-
chased in Paris and owned by Mrs.
Lamar Sinkule. made OF satin and
silk net, set off by ribbon medal
ion.
Mrs. Robert Schrepper modelled
several of the famed garments.
among which was a short black
lace evening cape worn over so
years ago by Mrs. w. II. Sweet.
The cape was loaned by its present
owner. Miss Clara Sweet.
Also modelled by Mrs. Schrepper
was red full quilted skirt. orig
inally used as a petticoat. The gar
ment was purchased over so years
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Mrs. Ruth Mcdonald
Guest SoloiSt

Mrs. Ruth Mcdonald was guest
soloist at a reception for new Uni.
versi.y OF Michigan students at the
Horace Rackham Building, Ann Ar.
Dor, Friday evening. Mrs. Melon
aid was accompanied by Miss Jean
Ohlinker at the plano.
Mrs. Mcdonald, Miss Ohlinger,
and the Misses Irene Styne, Mari
Ign Scheel. Nancy Benson and Mar.
ilyn Begole. dancers. will 10 to De,
troit. today TO appear as guests on
the program for the Little World
Fair.
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Deaths
ELAVIus ]. FREEMAN

Flayius j. Freeman. former resi-
dent OF Ypsilanti. passed away at
his home in Dearborn, Nov. Is.
He. was born May Z, 1883, in lps-
wich S. d.. the son OF Willard A.
Freeman and Alice Comstock Free
man.
At the age OF one and one-half
years his parents moved to Chicago
and in 1900 came to Michigan where
he spent most OF his youngman.
hood near Ypsilanti.
In 1914 he was married to Bessie
A. Breining OF Ypsilanti. To this
union was born one son Eugene F..
who is a lieutenant commander In
the Navy.
He was a member OF the First
Methodist Church. Dearborn.
Besides his wife and son. he Ia
survived by his step mother Mrs.
Grace Freeman. Ypsllanti; a broth.
er. Harr.' NJ. Tacoma, Wash: two
sisters. Mrs. Clifford G.. Reynolds
and Mrs. Clyde NJ. Breining, Ypsi-
lRnti
Funeral services will be at the
First Methodist Church. Dearborn,
at 2 p. m. Sunday, Nov. IS, with
internment in the Alban Cemetery
south OF Ypsilanti.
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JENNIE BuRKHEIsER

Jennie Burkheiser, AIS Olive 81.
passed away yesterday morning
about s o'clock of a heart attack.
She Was born July II, 1881, the
daughter OF Nicholas and Elizabeth
Mayeraller in Cruchton, Grand
Duchy. Luxembourg. She married
John BuFkheiseF November OF 1879,
in Detroit. He preceded her in
death February 6. 1915.
She is survived by four daugh.
ters, Mrs. Della Thone, Owosso, and
Lenore, Elizabeth s.. and Anna M.
Burkheiser. all OF Ypsilanti, and two
sons, John NJ. Burkheiser. Hillsdale.
and rr. Charles w. Burkehiser.
johannesburg South Africa. There
are also Ave grandchildren and two
great.grsndchildren.
Funeral services will be held At
st. Johns Catholic Church. Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock. Rosary
will be said Sunday evening. 5
o'clock, at the Moore Funeral
Home Burial will be in ST. Johns
Cemetery.
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MISS PARKER, SGT. LASCELLE
EXCHANGE WEDDING VOWS

maid OF honor, and Norman Parker.
brother OF the bride. as best man
The groom wore his Army dress
uniform.
The maid o. honor wore gown
of net over dark pink satin. with
long full sleeves with net ruching
trimming. Her headdress was Of
small matching ostrich plumes. Her
flowers were a pinnacle bouquet OF
orchid and white pompons.
The four attendants, Mrs. Hector
Parker, Mrs. Norman Parker. sis
tiers in law OF the bride, Misses
Margaret and Edith Gonyou. wore
identical gowns OF rose pink and
light blue over taffeta. The bodies
were fitted and the sleeves. short
and pulled They carried pinnacle
bouquets OF orchid, gold. cream and
yellow pompons.
Joseph Parker, nephew OF the
bride, in a Navy Eton suit carried
the rings on a heart shaped white
satin cushion. Scattering rose pet
ais in the path OF the bride and
groom were little Caroline Thibo-
deau and Darlene Cormier, Royal
Oak cousins OF the bride. Their
dresses were floor length, Princess
style, and their headdress yellow
bebe chrysanthemums.
The ushers were Wallace and
Almond Cormier. Joseph Muller
and Hector Parker.
Mrs. Parker. mother Of the bride,
was dressed in brown crepe with
matching hat trimmed with moss
green feathers. Mrs. Lascelle. the
groom's mother, wore a costume OF
black crepe. and hat OF green. Their
corsages were OF gardenias.
Immediately following the cere-
mony. breakfast was served at high
noon at the brides home. The
breakfast table was conferred with
a three TERED wedding cake. Those
who poured were Mrs. Fred Cour.
mier. Mrs. Blanche Thibodeau, and
Mrs. Laura Parker. aunts OF the
bride.
This evening a reception will be
held at the Parker home.
For travelling. the bride will be
dressed in a navy blue gabardine
suit with matching off the face hat
and navy accessories. Her corsage
will be the orchid from her bou-
quet.
The couple will leave for a honey
moon trip to Quebec.
The bride attended st. John Ele
mentary school. and was graduated
from Roosevelt High School with
the class OF 1912. She attended ST
emma Heights College. Adrian.
The groom was graduated from
the Burlington. Vt. High School.
and entered the armed services
with the Army Medical Corps in
September. 1912. He has been sta
toned at Fort Riley. He is now at
Fort Custer awaiting his discharge
in December.
Guests from out OF the city for
the wedding. were the groom's par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Omer Lascelle.
Burlington. and other relatives from
Benton HarbOr. Battle Creek. De.
troit, Royal Oak and Canada.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-17

| Tea is held Cor the purpose OF &C
curing merchandise TO be sold by
the organization in their headquar-
tiers on s. Hamilton st. All pro-
ceeds from the sales are donated
for charitable purposes. Admission
to the annual tea is by bundle OF
sellable used merchandise. Results
OF this years affair. in the words
Of one Thrift Shop member, was
small carload"
Since its organization In May,
1912. the Thrift Shop has spent
s2.642 for glasses and refractions
for children, tonsil and adenoid op-
erations. Six sets OF head phones
have been given TO the Rackham
school. and dental care, room,
board, meal tickets, and clothing
have been provided to many chill
dren who would have otherwise
been lacking these essentials. Two
boys have been sent 10 summer
camp. and a fence has been built
on the playground Of Woodruff
School for the protection OF the
nursery school children. A mechan-
ical dlshwasher was installed there
at Thrift Shop expense. and -he or
ganization assisted in the ring
worm treatment.
a room has been furnished at
the Boyer Memorial Hospital, and
many contributions made TO such
causes as the U.S.O.. Red Cross,
Salvation Army, the Infantile Par.
alysls drives. Veterans Hospitals,
the Michigan State Normal College
Emergency Fund. and to the COM
munity fund drives. In the current
community fund drive the Thrift
Shop contributed 5000.
Two children have been sent TO
Rackham School, and four children
have underwent needed medical OK
aminations at Thrift Shop expense.
Money has been provided for indi-
gent children, and over 500 was
donated to Boyer Hospital for the
care and treatment OF premature
babies A wheel chair was recently
donated to the Percy Jones Hos
pital and aid will soon be given to
Boyer Hospital in he development
OF X.ray therapy there.
Many local merchants contribut-
ed to the success OF the day by do
| mating food.