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Calendar Of Socia Events
TODAY

psgoa Child Study Christmas party nome OF ~
Crawford wynn Sherman St Each member is 10 orins
a be exchanged. ,.t,t.
U,htcnaw Rebekahs number o'clock Odd Fellow Hail. hha
ton an election OF officers ..,,-. cu.A ,
n cIrh dinner dance dinner Methodist Church
o'clock dancing at Charles Mchehhy nan. .,..,iox
Huron Tempe number Pyhn Sisters initiation and election
OF officers. O'Clock. Castle Hail
scbaner circle Society postponed 10 Dec 10
Men In
Cansue sisters Club. $780, with Mrs Glenn Spencer 90
Order OF Eagles O'CLOCK SSl5
Association o'clock prospect ocnoo
Huron Navy Club o'clock at the home OF MRS NJ
for the Navy Mothers oaLaar' NJ '"0 N"'
Literary Club House.
THURSDAY
Prosnec Child Study Club Katherine skiman S1z
Prospect speaker Miss virginia Weandy Roosevelt shcoo
Conversational Guild, $780, with Miss Fannie bea
Queen OF Maccabees o'clock GAR HAIL. cree
ton o officers followed by card party .,,,
Priscilla Guild OF Church o'clock at home Of Mrs
Clyde Budd
Methodist Womans Society Christian Service Christmas Co
lucrative luncheon Bring table service and
dish to
Lutheran brotherhood. s o'clock Lutheran Church
number knights Templar stated con
cIave 80, Masonic Temple lodge room
postponed to Dec vesper service
Altar Church. cooperative supper $3.50 FOL
by business meeting, recreation room OF recory
number 54S LOOF. o'clock, ODD Fellow nan
Queen City Pythan Sisters card party CLOCK
St Iukes Auxiliary Guild meeting for bazaar
Dec T. luncheon ~ 40. church house.
Dorcs Society OF Lutheran Church, 1880. at church
Girl 33o Gilbert House troop H. o'clock Up
SLANT School lunch room troop a. o'clock harriet
troop 90. Sis. Gilbert House
Walton League. 7; 80 Castle Hail.
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Christmas Music,
Fine Address For
Twenty Club Men

Members OF the Twenty Club
Tuesday evening enjoyed an unus-
ual Christmas meeting. Or. J. j.
Woods was host and arranged de-
llghtful hour OF entertainment fol-
lowing dinner.
First he introduced Carl Linde-
greu who presented seven OF his
music pupils, the Misses Ann Mey.
er. Dolores Gore,ta. Mdr.lyn Parker,
Eileen Christensen, Elizabeth Bred
emier. Arlene Pitcher. who sang
with Miss Patricia Johnsrud at the
plano. Reflecting mas.erful training
their exceptionally fine voices were
harmonized with delicate nicely and
feeling In Christmas carols. under
leadership OF Mr.. Lindegren. APP
probation was obvious In applause
following each OF two groups OF
songs. and equally pleasing were
two selections by each OF two solo
lists. Miss Meyer and Miss Brede-
mier. Mr.. Llndegren playing accom-
paniments.
The charming young musicians
are freshmen and their instructor
found general agreement in his
audience when he predicted for
them promising futures.
DIR. Woods introduced, as speaker
Of the evening. Rev. Raymon Bair,
who gave the clnb something Of a
surprise when, instead OF the kind
of Christmas procurement Gus
tomary at this season. he launched
into an entertaining discourse on
life as he had lived II with the Penn
sylvania Dutch. Tracing their an
cestry to the Swiss-German border,
he told OF customs. characteristics,
dress and OF experiences which held
general interest as evidenced by
questions and discussion which fol-
lowed his talk. They are thrifty
people. he pointed out, divided in a
variety OF beliefs and rules OF life,
but each firm in his particular
teaching.
The evening closed with hearty
Yuletide expressions to the host.
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Gift Suggestions
Given B. And P. w.

Suggestions for Christmas gifts
for patients at Ypsilanti State
Hospital we're made by Miss Mari
on Slmons at the Tuesday night
meeting OF Ypsllanti Business and
Professional Women's Club at the
home OF Mrs. Erwin W. Saunders.
These gifts will be brought 20
the Christmas meeting. December
IS. Miss Simons also gave de-
tailed report OF the recent meeting
OF the Council OF Social Agencies.
The president. Miss Marjorie
Milllman. announced the meeting
next week. OF the City Federation
OF Women's Clubs.
Miss Ora Mae Hartley told OF at
tending a meeting OF the Cancer
Control Committee. The clubs lead
Ing among the womens organiEa-
tons in bond selling was reported
by Miss Russella Wardroper, chair
man.
Following the business meeting,
the game o; hearts was played with
Miss Marjorie Hiscock and Mrs.
Blanche Kissane as winners. Re-
freshments we're served by the
committee composed OF Miss Janet
Renton. Miss Clyde Clark. Mrs.
Adele Hanson. Mrs. Alta S. Kirk
and Miss Frances Lister.
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Degree of Honor
Past Presidents
Will Pack Box

The Past Presidents Club OF the
Degree OF Honor voted TO pack a
Christmas box for Percy Jones Hos
pital at their meeting and Christ.
mas party. Tuesday evening at the
home OF Miss Nellie Lang. Christ.
mas boxes were exchanged among
the Is members presen..
Mrs. Edmund Hewitt presided al
the business meeting when It was
decided to change the date for the
next meeting night from Jan. to
Jan. 5 and to omit the usual sewing
meeting his month. Two. guests
were present. Mrs. Nina Renton
and Mrs. Stanley Rose.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess and assistants. Mrs. Gather
inc Renton and Mrs. William Gal
lagher.
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Ford Legion Post
Host to Maranville

Walter Rabbit Maranville. for
mer baseball star Of the Boston
Braves, will be guest speaker at the
monthly meeting OF the Edsel B.
Ford American Legion Post, Thurs
day. at the Log Cabin. 4. Michigan
Ave, His talk will be based on his
experiences as player and base
ball manager.
The pos: is cooperating with 9th
er American Legion groups in the
drive Tor gifts for hospitalized vet
Grams.
Desirable gifts for men are: zen
and pencil sets. cigarette cases and
lighters. billfolds, box cameras, toll
ct articles. fishing tackle. writing
kits, pipes. leather belts, knives
watch straps, bed lamps, lie pin
sets. books, tennis balls and key
cases.
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Along the Street

= See our fine selection OF Christ
mas trees for sale. S. and W. Trail
er Service. II S. River ST. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Townsend Clark
attended the Detroit Lions-Green
Bay Packers football game at
Briggs Stadium in Detroit. Sunday.
Try our new delivery service
Three trips daily. Abbey's Market.
sol W. Cross. Phone 1855. adv.
Mrs. Judson King is a new clerk
in the Ypsilsnti Art shop, starting
her work there the latter part OF
last week. Her son, Ti5 Judson
King, Jr., who has been in the Aleu-
tan Islands for several months.
phoned her Friday upon his arrival
in Seattle, Washington. He will be
confined for a short time in the
Fort Lawton Army Hospital. but he
expects to be home by Christmas,
The East Side Variety shop. 80
z. Cross St. will open each evening
until Christmas adv.
Grinnell Brothers Ypsilanti store
bought the So. 900 victory bond De
cember which hey had promised.
For the F bond series In the current
Victory loan campaign, the earliest
possible date for the purchase OF
the bonds was December 8.
A change OF management has
been announced for the Ray Mar
Pecan shop. The store was sold by
the former owner. Philip Simpson
10 Samuel Patterson. II will con-
tinue under he same name. Mr..
Patterson. an employe OF the Ford
Motor Company, will continue his
work there. The store will be run
by his daughter. Miss Alene Pat
terson. and the change in manage
ment was effective Monday.
one control Cor steam boiler for
sale, slightly used. Davis and War
rem. 4O4 Perrin s. adv.
Announcement was made today
by Wanda Walker that Santa Claus
will be In the Stork Shop all the
week before Christmas. He will in
terview all children and present
each with a gift. The window OF the
St0rk Shop has been decorated APP
propriately with Santa seated in a
cutter surrounded by toys. Har-
messed TO the cutter are two deer,
from the taXidermic menagerie Of
Mrs. Walker. One Of the deer is her
widely known doe. shot several
years ago. a legal kill because OF
two fake horns. in the velvet. The
other is a six point buck.
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Scout Leaders
Learn Dancing

Girl Scout leaders enjoyed an
evening OF old-fashioned square
dancing under the leadership of
Mrs. Selma Townley. Milan, at their
meeting in Ypsilanti High School
lunch room Tuesday night. The pur-
pose OF the meeting was to teach
techniques OF directing square
dancing for groups OF older Girl
Scouts.
Mrs. Townley. who is active in
the Girl Scout movement In Milan.
and who makes a hobby OF teaching
folk games. was assisted by Mrs.
Thelma Hardness. Mrs. Virginia
Burlingame. and Mrs. Myrtle Conk-
lin, Milan Scout leaders.
The next session will be Decem-
Der Il, in the High School lunch
room.
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Fine Points IN Bridge

club A and X and then led the
club S from the dummy.
The Idea was that, II East had
to win this with the Q. he would
have to return q diamond into the
dummy's 40 or else . black card.
which could be ruffed In the dunn.
my while the diamond 2 was DIS
carded from the South hand. That
would have made the contract.
But East didn't win the third
club. West saw the danger ariaing.
10 when South played the club A.
he put on the high .. Then on the
club X he played the ,. That was
such an emphatic high-low signal
that East couldn't miss It. 30 ne
played his own club Q on the X.
Then. when the club 7 was led
from the dummy. West was able
to win II with the J. He then led
a diamond. and South had no way
to avoid losing Q trick In the suit.
The difference between setting the
contract depended on whether
West or East had the lead on the
ninth trick, and that problem was
neatly cared for by Vests high
low signal. combined With Easts
perception.
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Officers Chosen
by Benefit Group

New officers were elected al the
Tuesday night meeting OF the Wom-
ans Benefit Association Number
IS in GAR. Hall.
Mrs. Clarence Stoll is president;
Mrs. Ray Ramsay. vice president;
Mrs. Clarence Wentworth. record
ing secretary; Mrs. George Beau
dette, treasurer; Mrs. John Mich
lei, chaplain; Mrs. Donald Ander-
son. lady of ceremonies; Mrs. Wan.
da Walker, financial secretary; and
Miss Marjorie Anderson, sergeant.
At the same meeting arrange
ments were made for a Christmas
party for the families OF members
with gifts for children.
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Sorority Plans
Christmas Gifts

Among the Christmas plans made
by members OF the Epsilon Sigma
Alpha Sorority. at their meeting,
Tuesday evening, Is preparation OF
Christmas basket OF food and
clothing for a worthy family. and
remembrance OF the "Yanks Who
Gave" with Christmas gifts. Tho
girls spent the evening wrapping
gifts TO be sent to Percy Jones
Hospital.
The members expect to go to
Detroit, Dec. Is to see the Sonia
Henie Ice Revue. and on Dec. II
they will attend :he Christmas par
ty TO be given them by the pledges.
Monday night. they attended the
Don Cossacks concert in Hill Aud
itorium, Ann Arbor.
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Pleasure Club
Planning Party

At the regular meeting OF the In
dus.rial Pleasure Club, Tuesday af-
ternoon at the home OF Mrs. A. h.
House. the members made plans
for their Christmas party to be Dec.
q at the home OF Mrs. William
Horn. Names we're selected for the
gift exchange.
II was voted TO give money at
Christmas time to a needy family,
and a basket OF Fruit to an elderly
woman.
The next regular meeting will be
Jan. 8 at the home OF Mrs. Harry
Stockdale.
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Eagles Auxiliary
Will Have Party

At the meeting OF Eagles Auxil.
larry, Tuesday evening. plans were
made for the Christmas party and
cooperative supper TO be Dec. IS
at the hall. 3Sis r. Cross ST.
Christmas gifts will be exchanged.
One member was reported Ill.
Mrs. Ivan Klopshinski. The mystery
box was won by Mrs. Claude VIII
lis. the pot OF gold by Mrs. Murl d.
Fisher, and the free dues by Mrs.
John Simon.
The next auxiliary meeting will
be Dec. IS.
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Tecunseh Lodge
Host to Knights

Eight members OF Queen City
Lodge number 167 Knights OF Pyth-
las attended a meeting o. Tecum-
sch Lodge. number 1870. Tecumseh,
Tuesday evening and assisted in
comforting the second rank on a
class OF candidates from Upton and
Tecumseh lodges.
Grand Regent Alfred Augustus
acted as chancellor commander,
and Past Chancellor Earl Snyder
as vice chancellor. for the initia'
ton. The local lodge extended an
invitation TO Tecumseh Lodge 10
bring their candidates here to re-
ceive their third rank with the
Queen City candidates. Dec. II.
A large group from Tecumseh
and Upton lodges expect to attend
the large rally at Clswson, Dec. IL.
A fine lunch was served after the
meeting.
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Basic Needs For Children
Same as For Their Elders

said. is TO feel important. Many
parents encounter difficulties
through their being over anxious
over their children so she advised
them to be more relaxed.
Plans we're discussed Cor the
Christmas party for the children
OF members to be Dec. 81 al 1880
IN the Ypsilanti High School lunch
room. The committees are Mrs.
Edmund Terrall. chairman; Mrs.
Fred Schaffer and Mrs. Charles
Sayre, refreshments: Mrs. Robert
Howling. entertainment; Mrs. How
ard Fanslow and Mrs. Sherwood
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Service Briefs

VETERANS BENEFITS -
Scores Of special benefits ara
available for war veterans,
widows. and other relatives.
Consult Bayard Buchen, dlree.
tor Council Of Veterans A.
fairs, American Legion Home.
~ s. Huron St., YpsIlantl.
Miss Marjorie Eckley arrived
home Monday night after three and
a half years service as staff assist
ant with the American Red Cross
in the hospitals OF Australia. Eng
lish and Dutch New Guinea and
Mindoro P. |. She sailed November
from Tacloban. Leyte. Her par
ents are Mr.. and Mrs. Olin c Eek
ley, 531 Fairview Circle.
First 1t. Charles Harden, after
a long wait for transportation at
Marseille, has arrived in New York
and gone to New Berkshire camp
in New Jersey. He was then as
signed to Camp Atterbury, Ind. to
&c his terminal leave and Is ex'
pected home this week.
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Program Marks
Grange Meeting

REGULATIONS and readings provid.
ed the program for the December
meeting OF the Hpsilanti Grange
Tuesday at sos $. Huron st. Mrs.
James Welch was hostess. The
meeting was opened with commun.
ity singing.
Recitations were given by Mrs.
Belle Scotney and Mrs. Walter
Gale, and readings by Mrs. Ida Nal.
eitzke. Articles were read by Wal.
ter Gale. Mrs. Welch, Mrs. r. X.
Ford and Eugene Strang.
Mr. Strang talked at length on
the topic. How We Can Better the
Grange
Dinner was at noon.
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Mrs. Croghan Has
jolly Mixers Club

Mrs. Stephen Croghan was host
ess for the meeting o; the Jolly
Mixers Club. at her home, Tuesday
evening. Prize winners for 500
were Mrs. DIN Ring. Mrs. Matt
Stein. Mrs. Gordon Wright and Mrs.
James Fitzpatrick.
At the close Of the evening, re-
freshments were served by the
hostess
The next meeting will be Dec.
IS with Mrs. Andrew Grierson.
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PreSbyterianS to
Present Service

The Presbyterian Women's Union
will present its annual Christmas
candlelight service in the chapel OF
the church, Dec. al 6 o'clock. The
service is given by the young peo-
pie OF the church. and this year,
they will be assisted by the male
quartette from Roosevelt School
and the Roosevelt High School
orchestra. The service is open TO
the public.
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Play Read For
A.A.U.W. Group

The Play Reading Group OF the
American Association OF University
Women met Tuesday evening at
the home of Mrs. H. u. Wilbur. The
program was In charge OF Mrs.
Foster Fletcher. A oneact play.
Suppressed Desires" by +. Glas-
tell was read by Miss Katherine
Rankin. Mrs Lorenz Kisor and Mrs.
Francis Lord.
The next meeting OF the group
will be January IA. All members OF
the A. A. L. w. may join the group
according 10 the chairman, Mrs.
Howard Blackenburg.
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CHILD BAPTIZE o

Milan. Mich, Dec. NANCY Car
oil English. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Harley English. was baptized
Sunday in the Methodist Church.
Mrs. Fred Green and Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Jabbitt, Romulus, are god
parents.
After the church service they had
dinner at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Fred Green. li5 johnson St. fpsi'
lanti.
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Miss GranniS Wed
to l.. Rutherford

In a beautiful double ring cere'
mony Miss Lois Jeane Grannis,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Norton
Grannis, sos Washtenaw Ave. and
Leroy Rutherford, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Rutherford. 1915 4.
Michigan Ave. Belleyille. were unit
ed in marriage In the Emmanuel
Lutheran Church with Rev. Harley
c. Sipe officiating.
The church was beautifully decor
ated with palms and baskets OF
white chrysanthemums.
Miss Betty Fenker was the or
ganist and Mrs. Robert Shler sang
"Oh Perfect Love" and Because. F"
The bride. who was given In mar
riage by her father, wore a lovely
gown of white marquisette with a
long train styled with fitted lace
bodice. trimmed with seed pearl
beading. and a sweetheart neckline.
The back was fastened with tiny
buttons and the long sleeves came
to a point extending over the hands.
She wore a finger tip veil attached
10 a crown o: orange blossoms, and
carried an all white arm bouquet
OF white chrysanthemums tied with
a white satin ribbon.
Best man was Carl Rutherford,
Belleville. brother OF the groom.
The maid OF honor. Miss Doris
Meyers, Wayne. friend Of the bride,
wore a dress with a gold velvet bo-
dice and white net skirt, styled
with a sweetheart neckline. and
cap sleeves. She wore matching
long velvet gloves and carried an
all white bouquet Of chrysanthe-
NUNS. tied with a gold ribbon, and
wore a band OF white bebe chrysan-
themums in her hair.
Attendants were Mrs. Moron
Grannis. Jr.. and Misses harilyn
Rutherford. Elizabeth Grosshans.
and Carol Grannis. They wore dress
es OF velvet and net styled like
that of the maid Of honor with dif-
ferent color bodices. Mrs. Grannis,
wore a gown OF American beauty
red: Miss Rutherford wore plum;
Miss Grosshans, dusty pink, and
Miss Grannis. dusty blue. All wore
matching velvet gloves and strands
O. pearls and carried bouquets OF
white chrysanthemums tied with
ribbons matching their gowns. They
had bands OF white bebe chrysan'
themums in their hair.
Little Judy Grosshans, three year
old cousin OF the groom. was the
flower girl. She was dressed In
long gown OF baby blue taffeta. and
wore a bonnet OF blue net which
was tied under the chin and carried
a basket OF white bebe chrysanthe-
NUNS.
fishers we're Norton Grannis. Jr"
Frederick Grosshans, Jack Black
more, and Vann Watkins.
The brides mother chose dress
OF Gray crepe with matching lace
trim. and powder blue accessories.
She wore a corsage OF bronze chry-
santhemums. The groom's mother
wore a dress OF fuschia crepe with
matching lace trim and tuschia and
black accessories. She wore cor
sage OF white bebe chrysanthe'
NUNS.
After the ceremony q reception
for $50 guests was held AT the
American Legion Hall at Newourg
A buffe. luncheon was served
Guests were present from Milan
Hale, Detroit, Wayne. lnkster'
Ypsilanti, Plymouth and Ann Ar
Dor
The bride was graduate OF
Wayne High School and the groom
a graduate Of Ypsilanti High School
After a brief wedding rip the
couple will be home to their friends
at 1925 Prospect Road.
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White. decorating. Christmas gifts
will be exchanged.
Very nice refreshments were
served by Mrs. Pook and assistant.
Mrs. Schaffer. after the meeting.
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In speaking on the subject, a
Child's Responsibility in the Home
and School" the basic needs for
children are the same as for adults.
said Mrs. Esther Duston Leen-
hauts. before members OF the Cen
trail Child Study Club Tuesday eve
ming at the home o. Mrs. Louis
Pook. The first basic need is 10
he loved and 20 have affection as
love IS matter OF feeling needed
and wanted. she pointed out. A
second basic need is to belong to
something. such as family group
or class. and another need, she
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Plan Fun Night

The Progressive Cooperative will
stage its annual fun night at'the
membership meeting Friday eve
ming at 8 o'clock at COL Jefferson
Ave Attractions for the evening
will be an impromptu program. auc::
ton. community singing, and mem.
bership drive.
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New Members of
Church Welcomed

Members and friends OF the First
Methodist Church met IN the church
dining room Tuesday evening for a
chicken dinner and program In hon.
or OF the new members who have
Joined this fall. The program be-
gan with Christmas carol-sing.
led by Mrs. w. X. Wildman with
Mrs. John Hayiland. at the plano.
Jean karlin Johnson played two
numbers on her violin. "Londonder-
ry Air" and "a Song TO Remem-
Der" by Chopin. She was accom-
panied by jeanne Wilson. Spencer
Davis. chairman OF the Official
Board. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly. pres
ident OF the WouGn's Society OF
Christian Service. welcomed the
new members. Everybody's College.
beginning January 10. with DIR.
Hilton Ira Jones giving a lecture.
Peeps n Things to Come" was an
nounced.
The evening closed with a talk
by the minister. the Rev. Walter
b. Heyler. speaking on the story
OF the blind man healed with the
words, This one hing | know.
whereas ! was blind, now see"
as his text.
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The most popular girls book ever
written In America was Louisa May
Alcott's Little Women" according
TO Encyclopedia Britannica.
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Joseph Swykoski has moved from
10 S. Grove st. TO Water 81.
Mrs. Joseph Elizondo and chill
dren have gone to San Antonio.
Texas, to visit relatives until after
the holidays.
Mrs. Lee n. Brown returned.
Tuesday night from Alpena where
she spen. a week with her son,
Delos Cummings and family. Mr.:
Cummings. has just purchased a
new house and grocery store in
Alpena. called the Cummings Food
Market.
Mrs. Fred Lambert will spend
Thursday and Friday in Detroit,
the guest OF Mrs. Fred Ellis.
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Oscar Lincoln has returned from
a months visit with relatives at
Huntsville.
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Dsaree Conferred

The Entered Apprentice degree
was conferred on three candidates
at Tuesday evenings meeting OF
Phoenix Lodge number l3 F. and A.
NJ. Howard Trotter. worshipful mas.
ter. presided In the East and an
nounced that election Of officers for
the new year will take place a: the
regular communication, Dec. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Seheppner
spent Tuesday In Chelsea with rel
atives and TO see their nephew,
Milford Lane. who has just re-
turned from overseas. He was gone
three and one half years.