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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-10
Military Unit
May be Started

A decision to seek a suitable in
structor and adequate facilities.
which would be approved by the
War Department for an R.O.TC.
program in Ypsilanti High School
was reached by representatives of
local service clubs in a meeting
Friday at Ypsilanti High School
Captain Walter Cook, Of the L. S
Army Sixth Service Command, De.
troit, was present to inspect the
facilities of the school.
The r. o. T. c. program may be
instituted in the high school next
fall. The r. o. T. C. is a voluntary
course offered for boys who are
physically fit and are in grades ten,
eleven. and twelve. The course
would be held three days each week
and would take the place OF pres
'ent courses such as physical edu-
cation and hygiene.
Ypsilanti service organizations
participating in the meeting in
cluded the Ypsilanti school Board,
American Legion, Veterans OF For
eign Wars. Rotary Club. Kiwanis
Club, Lions Club, Junior Chamber
OF Commerce and the Ministerial
Association.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-10
.Cagers Seek
Championship

The deciding game in the bas-
ketball championship tournament
game in the adult league will be
played tonight in the Lodge gym
nasium at S O'Clock between the
Willow Run Bombers and the VIII.
low village team. The champion.
ship tournament consists Of three
games between the two highest
teams in the league.
= 1t looks as if the Bombers have
the best chance as in the first
game they won with a II point
margin although in the second
game the Village beat the Bombers
by a five point margin.
An exhibition game will be play.
ed at o'clock between the Elks
No. 322 and the Willow Lodge
teams.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-10

tables. During dinner, music was
provided by an all girl Russian
orchestra. which was composed OF
Nina Welch, Doris VANITY, Virginia
Renauld, Irene Reuter-, Charlotte,
stuecken, Laura Diebel, Beth Sal,
way, and Carolyn Preketes. A Rus
sian dance was executed by Bar
bara Rogers and Frances Jeanne
Charlotte Stuecken was chairman
OF the food committee and Marian
George was chief cook. Nina Welch
planned the program and Berry
Kuehne was in charge OF invita-
tions and decorations. TIE walters
we're Margaret Kelly, Elaine Jahr,
Barbara Rogers. Francis Jeanne
and Virginia Batalucco.
Frances Jeanne sang two Russian
songs. AS the orchestra played
The Volga Boatman' the guests
departed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-10
AinSley MereneSS
Chaplain Chosen

The Ainsley-Mereness Club at rs
regular meeting at GAR. Hall Fri
day afternoon elected virginia Rob.
bins chaplain and installed her in
her chair.
Good deeds were reported by
Virginia Lee Dick. Phyllis Schaab,
Margaret Packard, Dolores Will
burn, Joy Walters, and Virginia
Robbins
The girls have decided 10 have
an Easter party on March % from
4:30 to p. m.
A contest for the prettiest and
funniest hard,boiled eggs is
planned
Refreshment committee is JOY
walters and Muriel Wolf. Margaret
Packard is entertainment chairman
and Mary Lou Wright and Barbara
Schadel are on the cleanup COM
mittee for the party.
Miss Pearl Celebrezze, daughter
OF the director and former past
president OF the club, visited the
girls.
Cup-cakes were served TO them
following the meeting
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-10
THE WILLOW RUN News
Bond Home Scene
of Basement Fire

The hopS ~ Roy Bond and MT.
and Mrs, Roy Bepd, Valley Drive.
narrowly escaped obstruction Fri
day afternoon at 5:29 p. m.
Willow Run Fire Chief Jacot says
his men reported that the fire was
caused from careless handling OF
gasoline" Mr.. Bond carried the
gasoline into the basement. The
gasoline fumes settled TO the floor
and entered the furnace, there ig-
hitting. Mr.. Bond was slightly
burned about the face. The fire
was eXtinguished with a $50 gal
Ion booster tank full OF water.
Damages were estimated at 500.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-10

and a half and this is his first leave
at home. He brought home numer,
oous souvenirs, including pieces
from the plane that bombed his
ship.
John E. Bell, H. A. nc, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. August Bell. sol
Dwight St., arrived home Monday
on an IS day furlough but received
a telegram stating that It had been
cancelled and to report back to
San Bruno Base, San Francisco.
Cpl. Mynard W. Weaver. of the
Army Air Corps left today for To-
peka, Kansas, after spending his II
day turlough with his wife at lis
Maple 81. Cpl Weaver is formerly
from Gaylord.
Cpl. Bernard Deubel, AAF, son Of
John Deubel, is spending his 2l-day
leave in Detroit with his aunt, Mrs.
Harry c. Clark ethel DeubeD. He
has just returned from three years
overseas in the Army Airway Com
munications Squadron and will next
report to Chahute Field, III. Cpl.
Deubel attended the Normal Col.
lege before going into service.
$50
Casper Clark received word from
the War Department that his son,
Cpl. James /. Clark, was wounded
in action December II, while with
the First Army in Germany Cp..
Clark was with the 5s2nd Artillery
Medical Division.
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ming with Mrs. Delmar Schrader,
the Esther chapter with Mrs. Har-
~ Holmes, and the Mary l.. group
at the home OF Mrs. Martin Blair.
Edward ALDER is spending several
weeks in Florida on account OF his
health.
Mrs. Maude Greenfield is caring
for Mrs. Leland Crafts mother,
Mrs. Dresselhouse at the Graf
home.
Mrs. C. c. Townsend has return
ed to her home after spending sew
eral weeks at the home Of her
nephew. Leigh Townsend at Della
ware, o. Mr. Townsend accom-
panied her here.
Roy Luckhardt, who spent Is
months with the Coast Guard In
the Aleutians, has been spending
80 days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Luckhardt. he Will
report at Seattle, Wash.
MN 1/c Milton Hartman OF the
Coast Guard. who spent % months
in the South Pacific in the inva-
sion OF Guam, Munda and Bougian-
VILE, is spending a furlough with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Hartman. He will report at Cleye-
land for assignment.
Cpl. Orville Finkbeiner is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Clara Fink
beiner. on furlough from Camp Nc
Fall. y. G.
1t. Richard Correl, who had
spent three years in the South
Pacific, has been spending his fur
Tough with relatives in Chicago
and other cities and at the Har-
wood home. His wife, the former
Betty HARDWOOD, will accompany
him TO Miami Beach, Fla. where
he will report for reassignment.
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Service Briefs

Staff Sgt. Gerald Santure, who
has returned from nearly a year OF
service in the European area. has
gone back after a Il day leave. to
Camp Atterbury, Ind. for further
mechanical training He was In
three major battles overseas, was
twice wounded. has received the
Purple Heart medal and has been
hospitalized at Camp Atterbury.
\ letter from Lieut.. Commander
A W. (Ted) Schrader sends a
check for another years subscrip-
ton TO the Ypsilanti Daily Press
and says his family does not know
how they would do without H." Mr.
and Mrs Milton Augustus are
spending the winter with them at
the Industrial Commandery Of the
L. S. Naval Repair Base at San
Diego. Cal. and are planning to re-
turn TO Npsilanu at the end Of
March. 1T has seemed good 10 have
someone from home TO talk to-
Lieut.. Com Schrader says. lie sees
Lieut.. Commander Lloyd Odds and
Harold Crossman often. The Cross
mans are worried because their son
is with the Third Marines on Two
Jima. Lieut.. Com. .Schrader feels
that although we are pushing back
the enemy on both fronts We sill
have a hard fight ahead He says
Mr. Augustus tells him he will not
know the old home town when he
returns.
Georgena +. Pence, los Washte-
nav Ave, was sworn into the Wom-
ems Army Corps as private on
March 6 under the new WAC Medi-
cal Technician Training program.
She attended Benton Harbor High
School and was formerly employed
az Ypsilsnti Machine and Tool Co.
as a bookkeeper. She will leave oa
or about April 1 for basic training
at Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia.
-
Bernice NJ. McCown. 9l4 Pleasant
Dr., was sworn into the Women's
Army Corps as a private March .
under the new WAC Medical Tech
nician Training program. She at
tended ST. Thomas and Ann Arbor
High Schools and was formerly en-
ployed at Tucker Aircraft. She
will leave on or about April / Tor
basic training at Fort Oglethor?e,
Georgia.
rs Wilton r. Ward, after a short
visit here has been transferred from
Fort Riley, Kansas 10 Fort Knox,
Kentucky He is 10 be located IN
headquarters building there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Youngs have
received a record made OF an inter-
view with their son TO Darwin
Youngs who has been in France
several months.
Seaman &c James r. Stock will
be the guest OF honor at dinner
at the home OF hfs father, William
l.. Stock at 125 y. Hamilton st.
sunday. Seaman Stock arrived
home last Saturday evening hayins
come home from San Francisco
where his ship was being repaired.
The ship that he was on was
bombed by a Japanese suicide plane
curing the battle for Leyte. His
visit was complete surprise TO
his father who had known nothing
bout it. Seaman Stock will be in
Ypsilanti until the early part OF the
week when he will return to San
Francisco. Saturday evening Sea
man Stock will be guest OF honor
at a dinner given by Detroit friends
~ the Detroit Country Club. He has
heen in the Pacific area for a year
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-10
Willow Ran Calendar

TODAY
7-l0-Basketball game, Lodge
gymnasium.
S:30-ll-Open dance, Community
building.
MONDAY
6-9:45-Teen Reck meeting, Com
munity building.
8-Board OF Education meeting,
Simmonds School
7-s-Boy Scout meeting, Foster
school.
7-9-Boy Scout meeting, Ross
school,
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Work of Red Cross
old Faculty Danes

Faculty Danes enjoyed their
usual social time, and for the pro
gram. Mrs. o. J, Cleary gave an
interesting talk on the work OF the
Red Cross. Friday evening in the
faculty lounge Of Charles McKenny
Hall
Refreshments OF coffee and cake
were served from a table decorated
in keeping with St Patricks Day.
The committee for the day was
Mrs. Louis Golczynski chairman,
Mrs. f. W. Waugh. Mrs. Lawrence
DeBoer. Mrs. Paul Hubbell, Mrs.
William Wilcox, Mrs. Harry A.
Broad and Mrs. J. Stuart Lathers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-10
Endurance Glass
Marks Birthdays

rhe birthdays OF seven members
o, the Endurance Class OF the Ban
list Church, which occur in March
we're celebrated with greeting card'
and dainty handkerchiefs. at the
class March dinner and meetihf
at the church, Friday afternoon.
One member who is i'll, Mrs. Ear
Hubbard. was remembered with d
beautiful birthday cake, which was
taken TO her home. Those whose
birthdays we're celebrated were
Mrs. Sara Bridges, Mrs. Hubbard
Mrs. Charles Ehle, Mrs. Christine
McGilvray, Miss Carrie Sly, Mrs
Anna Seaver and Mrs. Jennie Rot
inett.
Thirty members and guests were
present at the dinner at noon.
Frank Huff offered thanks 10 God
for His many blessings 70 man
kind.
Roll call was answered with
Bible verses followed with the sing
ing OF a hymn. Mrs. Anna Titus
used Put on the Whole Armor OF
God as the devotion text.
Several readings we're given Tor
the program. Clayton Deake's read
ing was entitled "A Scab in HeaV.
en- Mrs. Guy Elliott read poem,
Say a Prayer for Our Boys and
y. 3. Bennett recited a beautiful
Easter. poem, The Masters Lilies.
The program closed with prayer
by the president, Clayton Deake.
and the singing OF the hymn, God
Be With You Till We Meet Again.
One comfort was tied during the
day and sold. The class will meet
al the church in April to tie two
more comforts. Mrs. Wilmot Allen
is working on a beautiful white
multi for the class, Mrs. Mary Tay-
Tor is making a pretty pink and
white baby quilt, and Mrs. EhIe is
making a pillow slip and sheet set
with handmade insertion trimming
Mrs. Clara Cheesman is dyeing ma
terial for quilt Innings, and MRS
Catherine Yerrick, Owosso, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Elliott, donated a lining
for a comfort.
Members we're reminded thai
much credit is due the work com
mi,tee. Mrs. Louise Boyd Mrs Sea-
yer. Mrs. z. c. Graichen and Mrs.
Elite Ashton and all who have given
their time and talents to perform
the work OF the class.
Mrs. Ellen Porter invited the
class to meet with her IN May,
md Mrs. Cora Farley. in June.
Misses Joyce Patterson and Mari
grace Pence recently returned 10
Ypsilanti after spending two
months in Harrington, Texas. visit
ing their frances, Cpl. Donald Lape-
tina and Cpl. Charles Hunkler, for
merry OF Ypsilanti.
While there they were the house
guests OF Sgt. and Mrs. Robert n.
Grace.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-10
Russian Theme at
Informal Rushing

A Russian theme was carried GU;
1t the Sigma M Phi informal rush
ing party. Starkweather Hall was
turned into a Russian cafe from 3
10 : Friday night. AS the guests
arrived. they were greeted by
Russian" walters and seated at
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-10
Saline News
ELECT OFFICERS

Saline. Mich.-The annual meet
ing OF the Saline Woman's Club
was Tuesday at the home OF Mrs.
C. A. Jordan with o'clock lunch
con. The officers elected were
Mrs. Max Fosdick. president; Mrs.
Ray Niles, and Mrs. +. A. Clark,
fr-t and second vice presidents;
Mrs. Luther Briggs, recording sec
rotary; Mrs. Arthur Heininger,
corresponding secretary: Mrs. Ce-
Gil Davenport, treasurer; Mrs. Jor-
dan. custodian; Mrs. Arthur Nae
Arthur, Mrs. Thomas Shurtz and
Mrs. Francis Lockwood, directors.
The club voted to continue to spon-
sor the Girl Scouts and also made
a contribution to the Red Cross.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-10
Normal College Calendar

TODAY
500 m-Sororiy parties Charles Mc<enny Hall
SUNDAY
600 Weseyan Guild supper Vespers, First Methodist
Fellowship Starkweathe Hall
30 m-Episcopa Young Lukes auditorium
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Casualties
"A pint OF blood can save a
life. Call Red Cross NOW for
your appointment"


Michigan personnel wounded in
action in the European area in
Cludes:
Aldrich Pfc Robert ALLEN Park.
Arker, sgt Joseph P-Jackson.
Atherton Sgt. Joseph H-Mt Glenn
ems.
Bailey, Cpl James M-Rock.
Bara, Pvt Bernard F-Detroit.
Barcia. Pfc Norbert bay City.
Bedell, Pvt Robert M-Hart.
Beller, Pfc Observation-Disclosures.
Bentley, Pvt Byron D-Davison.
Buist Tee 5th Charles A-Grand
Rapids.
Burke, Pvt Leo T-Ferndale.
Clever, Pvt Carl O-Flint.
Cooper, Pfc Michael F-Dearborn.
Crysler, Pfc Robert Belding.
Csiszar, Pfc John P-Wyandotte.
Czupinski, Pfc Walter-Hamtramck
Dietlein, T Sgt Harold Auburn.
Egge, Pfc George II Jr-Detroit.
limerick, Pfc Doren G-Holland.
Emery, Pvt Richard brooklyn.
Farber, Cpl John C-Detroit.
Gagnon, Pfc Edward E-Rockland.
Gensley, Pfc Louis C-Detroit.
Gillow, 2 1t. Edward C-Port Huron
Glerum, l 1t. Cornelius Jr-Grand
Rapids.
Goretski, T Sgt Joseph s-Iron
River.
Grell, Pvt Henry C-Freeland.
Hallmark, Cpl Gerald M-Detroit..
Hammond, Sgt Stanley-Romulus
Harwood, Pvt Joseph T-Detroit.
Heffernan, Cpl Arthur H-Pontiac.
Henderson. Pvt Dale A-Lansing.
Hill, Pfc Robert A-Dearborn.
Hosack, S Sgt William J-Detroit.
Huber, Tee Charles H-Big Rap.
ids.
Johnson, Cpl Evald A-Wyandotte
Lewis, Pvt Roy A-Lincoln Park
Lockwood Sgt Kenneth D-Morenci
MacDermid, Capt Roger Grand
Rapids.
Miketinac, 1t Michael N-ontcn-
agon.
Miller, Pvt Gerald W-East Lansing
Moilanen, Pvt Olivia A-Crystal
Falls.
Muir, Pvt Robert detroit.
Noel. Pfc Arthur W-Vicksburg.
Norden, sgt Roger Perkins.
Norton, Pvt Fred NJ Six Lakes.
Norton, Tee 5 James E-Mason.
Patterson. 1t Harold M-Ravenna
Paulsen, Pvt Maxwell L-Muskegon
Pawlus, Pfc Edward M-Detroit.
Peterson Sgt Charles M-Grand
Blanc.
Pieczara. Pfc Edward detroit.
Pierce, Pvt Dale J-Lansing.
Powell. Pfc Robert N-Kalamazoo
Ponagajba. Pvt John-Detroit.
Rasmussen. Tee Douglass E
Ann Arbor.
Rybak, Sgt. Edward EBAY City.
Sowka. . 1t Samuel H-Dollar Bay.
Spletzer, Pvt Bernard A-Newaygo
Stuhier Pfc Robert H-Saginaw.
Sutherland. Sgt Robert -PlainwelL
libel. Pfc Francis S-Detroit.
Triton, Pfc Albert Ham Arbor.
Vavra, l 1t Richard G-New Buff
falo.
Vdovick. Tee Louie J-Grand
Haven.
Veach. Pfc Warren J-Detroit.
Vinson, Pfc George P-Manistee.
Visger, Pfc Howard C-Midlapd.
Walsh, S Sgt Thomas Le-Gaylord.
White, Pvt Robert J-Ypsilanti.
White. s. Sgt. Verl Flint.
Winger, Pfc Russell V-Pontiac.
Wither. Sgt George A-Roseville.
Wolowicc. Cpl Albin G-Detroit.
Wood Pvt Lyman E-Detroit.
Zielonka, Sgt Joseph S--Detroit.
Wounded in action In Southwest
Pacific Area:
Closer, Pvt william E-Garden
City.
Cox. Pfc Wesley L-Hazel Park.
Crowell. Pfc Joseph P-Battle
Creek.
Curran. s Sgt Louis-Kalamazoo.
Fennell, Pvt Arthur M-Detroit.
Geroux. Tee 5 John L-Wakefield.
Groth, Tee s Glenn Eyre.
Sottek. s Sgt Stephen Jr-Detroit
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law, Mr. and Mrs Harvey Sander
son, Geddes.
Nelson Null Is confined to his
bed with influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Collins and
children, Rosedale Gardens, we're
Sunday guests Of their mother, Mrs.
Henry Collins.
Dale Armstrong was rejected
from military service for a few
months, owing to the recent injury
Of his hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fleury had
as their guests all last week. Mrs.
Clyde Waite and Mrs. Leland
Benoit and sons. Clarence and
Richard, from Cheboygan. Miss
Ruth Earl was a week end visitor
at their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings Camp
bell attended an all day meeting
OF the State Farm Insurance Co,
at the Allenel Hotel, Ann Arbor,
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Grover Colby enter
tanned Mrs. Colby's sister and hus.
band Mr.. and Airs. Euzene Con-
ant. Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Mildred McDougall Ran
dolph, Parr, Ind. visited Mr. and
Mrs. Grover Colby and Mr.. and
Mrs. Orval Throne, Sunday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-10

The St. Pauls Ladies Aid So
ciety met Wednesday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. George Wood,
and the Guild met that evening
with Mrs. Arthur Hagen.
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Federated Ladies Meet

The Federated Ladies Aid met
at the home OF Mrs. Orpha Birkle
and Mrs. Maurice Henderson We'd
nesday afternoon.
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Calendar OF Social Events.


and NJ special communication 30
Entered Apprentice will be conferred Masonic Temple
lodge
United Spanish regular meeting o'clock, GAR
Hall
MONDAY
Ypsan Chapter order OF Eastern regular
ing 1880 Masonic Temple lodge
meeting 80 Charles Mckenny Hall Nathan
Munro, host
queen city Pytha rank will
be conferred, 100 X. p. Hall
meeting $780, leaders meeting els Mrs
Power charge OF dinner reservations to be in by sat
Woodruff Mothers o'clock Woodruff kindergarten
Ypsianu school o'clock, Ypsant High School
room
I-SO Advisory will omit meeting this week
Girl Scouts: troop Sarkweaher. 3l5 Baptist
Church troop Carver Center o'clock troop IT, en-
rial High school $500 troop Brownies Roosevelt School
o'clock.
Lutheran Altar Guild It's. a Lutheran Church.
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Stony Creek
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Stony Greek, Mich.-Mrs. Ralph
Moorhead. Pittman Rd, gave a
birthday party Wednesday after.
noon in honor Of her son, William
Lee. who was FIVE years old that
day.
His little guests were Janet Rob
bins. Bonnie Royal. John McNulty.
James and Joseph Chi. Donna Ack-
erman, Carl Jurgenson and Gerald
Anderson.
The children enjoyed playing
games after which refreshments
OF ice cream and cake were served
by the hostess.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-10

NEW YORK-1NS - A demand
for Jewish representation at the
San Francisco Security Conference
IN regard TO all matters affecting
Palestine was made Friday by
the American Zionist Emergency
Council. The council, in formal
statement Issued In conjunction
with the World Zionist organiza.
ton In jerusalem. pointed out that
Arab nations adjacent to Palestine
will he represented az the confer
ence.
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Honor son
Mr.. and Mrs, Parker Murray en-
tertained Mr.. Murray's family at
their home Saturday in honor OF
their son Louis who left for the
Army Monday.
The following were guests; Mr..
and Mrs. Marion Murray, Saline;
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Murray and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Myrl Murray
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton
Murray and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Murray and family, Mrs.
Rena Sanders and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Murray. Ann Arbor;
Miss Electa Murray and his moth
er, Mrs. Hattie Murray. York Town
ship.
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the $500 Club women, Monday eve
ming at her home. There were
three tables at play with high hon.
ors going to Mrs. Alice Hayes
while Mrs. William Hammond took
consolation prize.
Mrs. Austin served delicious re-
treshments. Mrs. Howard Mosher
will entertain the club next month.
Birthday Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Hammond had
as their Sunday dinner guests, Mr..
and Mrs. John Hammond. Mr. and
Mrs. Harley Heath and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jasper. MI
Ian. in celebration OF William Jas
pers birthday and also the birth
day OF the hostess. Mrs Dale Ham
mond.
Mrs. Hammond's aunt, Mrs. Edna
Saffell, Dundee, called at their
home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Collins had as her
dinner guests. Thursday. Mr. and
Mrs. Parker Murray and son Louis
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Arm
strong and son Dale.
Miss Beth Austin was a week
end guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Duane
Robinson. Saline.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Lathers spent
Sunday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George fowler, Whit
taker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Clark called
on Mrs. Clark's sister, Mrs. Oscar
Mats, who is a patient at st. Jo-
seph Mercy Hospital. Ann Arbor
They visited Mrs. Leland McCar-
berry. who is also patient there.
Misses Juanita and Lavona
Kanitz and brother Jack were
Thursday evening dinner guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Armstrong
and family
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mosher
were callers OF Mrs. Mosher's sis
ter and family. Mr.. and Mrs Ray
mond Cook. Ann Arbor, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Parker Murray had
as their Wednesday evening supper
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Finch,
Elmer Finch. Russell Finch and
children and Mrs. Earl Finch, Pom
tiac.
Mrs. Harold Wizard was in Detroit
on business. wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hersch, Yp-
silanti and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Adiska and family we're Sunday
callers OF Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Wizard.
Callers at the Robert Armstrong
home Sunday. were Mr. and Mrs.
Everett Hoevetter and sons, Pfc.
Duane and Paul. Willis; Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel Robbins. Whitaker
Rd.. Miss Juanita Kanitz Milan,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Williams,
Stony Greek Rd
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hammond
and sons were Friday evening din
ner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Howard
Mosher and family. Bemis Rd.
Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Campbell
were Sunday dinner guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Walter fowler
Mrs. Shirley Riggs called on Mrs.
George Nelson. Sunday. s. PC
George Nelson leaves Friday after
spending a % day furlough home.
Mr.. and Mrs Grover Colby, Jr..
Dexter. were Sunday dinner guests
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Grover
Colby, Sr
Mrs. John Hammond and Mrs.
Catherine Alderman and children
visited Mrs. Hammond's daughter
and children. Mrs. Gerald Prince.
Plymouth. Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert Armstrong and son
Dale snent Thursday afternoon
with Dale's grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene D. Youngs, Huron
River DR.
Mrs. Eleanor Sanderson. Willis
Rd.. is spending a few days at the
home of her son and daughter-in-
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The Ruth chapter of the Metho-
dist w. S. c. S. met Tuesday eve
ming with Mrs. Delmar Schrader,
the Esther chapter with Mrs. Har-
ry Holmes, and the Mary l.. group
at the home OF Mrs. Martin Blair
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800" Club
Mrs. Grant Austin entertained
the 900" Club women, Monday eve
ming at her home. There were
three tables at play with high hon.
ors going to Mrs. Alice Hayes
while Mrs William Hammond took
consolation prize.
Mrs. Austin served delicious re-
treshments. Mrs. Howard Mosher
will entertain the club next month.