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Evening star., 1946-06-23

Archibald Malcolm McLachlen II
and Miss Anna Belle Soles, which
took place at 4 o'clock in the Gen.
tral Presbyterian Church and was
followed by 4 reception at the
Youghiogheny Country Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. McLachlen, parents
of the bridegroom; Mr.. and Mrs.
Lanier P. McLachlen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas p. McLachlen, Mrs. John
McLachlen and her daughter. Miss
Mary .McLachlen; Mr.. Lanier Nc
Lachlen. jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Hurd
went from Washington to attend
the wedding and reception.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Dunn Soles of
McKeesport and her father escorted
her to the altar and gave her In
marriage. Urns Of white gladioluses
with 4 background OF ferns, palms
and lighted candles made an at
tractive setting for the ceremony
at which the Rev. E. Z. Robh
oficiated
Miss Mary Louise Soles was maid
OF honor Tor her sister and the
other attendants were Miss Mary
McLachlen and Mrs. Thomas p
McLachlen. cousins of the BRIDE
groom.
Other members of the bride
groom's family also were In the we'd
ding party, Mr.. McLachlen being
best man for his son, with Mr.
Evening star., 1946-06-23

Thomas McLachlen and Mr.. Lanier
McIachlen, r.. serving - ushers.
Mr.. Charles Derr and Mr.. Herbert
soles, uncle Of the bride. also were
ushers.> Friday evening the parents
of the bridegroom were hosts at a
dinner at the Penn Mckee Hotel
following the rehearsal.
The bride wore an ivory satin gown
trimmed in seed pearls forming q
yoke and ascourt train. Her long
veil was trimmed in lace and she
carried white Bible covered with
orchids.
The maid Of honor was costumed
in apple green net and carried mixed
shades Of pink flowers and the other
attendants were In pink net and
carried flowers shading from orchid
to pink. Each wore q hat of net
matching her gown.
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs.
McLachlen left for their wedding
trip before coming to washington,
where they will make their home in
the Davenport Terrace.
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nave you thought of working IS
both secretary and model for a
photographer, or as q stylist- model
for q fashion store, or as a copy
writer and model for a department
store? A course in Self Improve
ment or Fashion Modelling at the
PEARL ATKINSON SCHOOL will
orove "open-sesame" to many
lucrative positions. You will I'M
prove your posture and appear
ance, learn the art of makeup g.
and will become . more attractive,
interesting person . when you
are given these fine points by Pearl
Atkinson. There are classes, too.
in Speech and Rhythm, conducted
by Wilma Wright Flood. There
are classes for teen layers, for career
girls, for matrons. For appoint
ment with Pearl Atkinson, call
NORTH sill, between l and . pm.
1855 CONN. AVE.
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.AHtH21n Weddinp
Being Planned

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Goldman
Adams of Greenwich Forest, Bethes-
da, announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Miss Muriel Ruth
Adams, to Mr.. John Robert Harrison,
son of Mrs. william Henry Harrison
of Arlington and the late Mr..
Harrison.
The wedding will take place Sep
tember 26 in the Metropolitan
Methodist Church.
The prospective bride Is a recent
graduate Of American University
Mr.. Harrison is completing his
studies at the university after serv-
ing two years overseas.
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their tempting seafood platters-
prepared to your order. and served
piping hot or properly chilled. This
huge restaurant occupies two large
buildings in the same block-and
has innumerable dining rooms In
each to accommodate parties Of
any size. Ask the headwaiter to
seat you at the Captains Table, or
in the Ships Cabin. or in any Of
the other Marine Dining Rooms.
You can 60 there. for luncheon, for
dinner, or after the theater. 1921
and 1907 e STREET NV.
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CLUB, itself, there Is everything
necessary to slim you down and
keep you slender. There are expert
sSwedish masseurs, steam cabinets.
invigorating exercises under the
supervision Of an instructress,
mechanical machines for Q work
out On fatty spots, skin -tinglins
salt rubs, and the wonderful Scotch
hose. Colonic irrigations. too.
1871 CONN. AVE. Phone DI. 36l6..
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clothes. "REDUCEvAC" Is .
method of slimming which requires
no diet, drugs, or exercise. You
simply lie In = relaxed position
while vacuum cups magically spot
reduce your waistline. thighs, hips
and tummy. Start tomorrow-and
streamline your figure before you
don q bathing suit. 1912 18th 81.
NV. Phone RE. 174S. 5000 18th
sT. NV. Phone HO. 01s2
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imaginable. Some are plain. Some
are trimmed with clear lucite.
Others have simulated shell trims
They are temptinsly priced. too
At all SEARS stores, you viii find
them priced up to $4.65 (Subject
to tax, Of course). But at the
Wisconsin Avenue and Bladenshurg
Road stores. you will find them
priced all the way up to $7.4s (plus
taxi. All three SEARS stores art
delightfully."- air-cooled :. and can
shop Monday through Thursda!
from 10 to s pm. Friday and Sat
urday. from 10 to 9 pm. Ere
parking also. $500 Wisconsi
Avenue NV: Oil Bladensbur
Road NE, and $500 Wilson BLVD
in Arlington, Va.
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d loses on the
E NJ I L e 3 q N
ROOF. There are
gay cabanas to per-
nit privacy from
prying eyes i.
and to permit your
body to get a glor-
ious sun tan all
over. In he
TA1yE HEAIITu
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mated by HEADS
OF CONNECTICUT
AVENUE. It's the
perfect coihure 70
the humid days the
have descended upo
us-and that will b
with us for severa
months. It's chic
It's comfortable. IT.
go hAAANaS~~ 80 ~o
Evening star., 1946-06-23

POUNDS ana lncneS
are disa opearins
like magic from
your figure.
M A r G Z L spe-
cializes in the
wonderful RE
D U c Z v A C."
'trea t ments In
both Of his health
salons. It will
give you a more
slender figure and
make you look
ioy,oliar iv voilr
Evening star., 1946-06-23

they have a
ay Of
handsome up
h o ! 5 tered
modern chairs
done in nice.
clean, simple
lines. Fabrics
are beautiful
ly tex tured
S t es or
.>1sA L.
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many women. Let the skilled hair
stylists give you this new haircut
in air-cooled comfort. Two salors:
1923 CONE. AVE Phone DE SSH.
In Bethesda: 7248 Wisconsin Ave.
NV. Phone OIL. 1915.
Evening star., 1946-06-23

So clean! So practi-
cal! SEARS have q
uge collection o.
white plastic hand =
bags to accent any
summer outfit. There
are cube plastics,
bl K plastics and
square spiral plastics.
The b an dbags are
Washable, crack-proof
and peea-proof in
the most varied array
~ ahaNA4 and stv1as
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GlA IA sc III"
proved method and is sanctioned
by physicians. It will accomplish
permanent results in 4 surprisingly
short time-and you will be as
sured private, gentle and pains
taking care. HAS CONN. AVE
Phone MA. 1896.
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mooei ana
willing to use
her other tai
ents. There
are interesting
positions oper
and you car
make yours a
c 0 m b ination
career. r or
o "a m n1S-
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you can refresh
yourself In a
really delicious
air = cooled at
mosphere. Step
out of the hu-
midity into
this cool haven.
Then relax and
II Il
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UCoutS. GIltl uSt
yourself to the
skill and exper-
ience Of the cleo
trolysis operators
at MARGARET
e. SCHEETZE,
INC. They use
t he Multiple
e | e c t r o lysis"
method, which is
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IS CTRIKE Me TAN" You
can get Z striking tan
. glowing, even, all-over tan
II YOU take your Sun" in smAll
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lie / tn {
s T LO S
COMPANY
n = { ically
:rA d icate
runs q n G
snags from
the stock
ings you've
d J. 8 carded
They also
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" HERE'S THE MODEL
SITUATION" 1t isn't
necessary for a fashion model 10
be out Of work IL she is q good
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STEl0S

inweave and reweave moth holes
cigarette burns and snass in you
wooden. silk and linen clothing
613 18th ST. NV.
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0 CHEER FLATTERY."
That's just what this
lovely new blouse looks like. It's Of
gossamef rayon sheer, with frilly
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r EGARDLEss OF THE
TEMPERATURES" :.
It's always cool and comfortable IN
O'DONNELL'S SEA GRILL . for
Evening star., 1946-06-23
HELENE
RETURNS A
COOL VERDICT

With the dog days still in their
puppyhood. Helene's jury Is
still studying the 'cIomine.,
vs.. Comfort cs.e."
This column is the ponoeeu
for sufferers Of the heat. In
It are listed the pieces TO 90
:. the things to do the
clothes TO wear the foods
to cot to keep you cool
and comfortable.
Evening star., 1946-06-23

shower and bathroom window cur
tains from HORACE j. MEYERS
co. You1l find these companion
sets IN plastic or taffeta in col
ors to fit any decorative scheme.
As for patterns-there are tioral
designs, ship motifs, delicate bird
figures and handsome stripes.
1891 CONN. AVE. Phone DU. S742.
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&" r FAD THE SCALE AND
'''N TAPE MEASURE"
after each visit to MARCEL'S :.
and you'll note with JOY that the
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ors TO match your particul-
scheme, Delivery on orders a
good, too. 1850 CONN. AV
Phone DE. o266.
Evening star., 1946-06-23

" IT'S MAKING THE HEAD
LINES" and riyinR
you interesting hairlines. It's q
new "Fly-Away' haircu'. ~risi-
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-" A HANDBAG WILL All
THE FINAL TOUCE
TO your summer costume" If ii
u made Of white plastic. So cool !
Evening star., 1946-06-23

you can get 1t in sizes from so to
20 =. priced for only S7s5 At
l. FRANK COMPANY. You'll
want it to dress up your simple
summer suit. Main door. r
STREET ct l2th.
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i" MODERN FOR MOD
ERNS" that
the motto Of the recently reopened
STYLE, INC. At the moment.
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slight wedge and ankle strap. You
can take your pick Of red, blue,
natural. brown, black and white.
They're priced at $9.s5 and
you can own several at this price
to match your different costumes.
Try them on in air-cooled comfort
1923 CONN. AVE. DU. o346.
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room becomes
the most lived
in room in the
house. You'll
W e ! c ONE an
opportunity to
freshen that
ri o m W i t h
cool, ar.
c o l o r full
- / ~As
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lace : trimmed
jabot, and two
ro W Of lace
down the front.
1t has a plain
r o u n d neck,
brief sleeves,
and cluster
pearl buttons.
"hitA A>~Yr A.
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i" END YOUR SEARCH FoF
STOCKINGS" Tho
situation viii ease up but un-
til 1t does. here's what you do.
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6 CUMMERTIME Is SHOW
Err TIME" The tim
for cooling. invigorating, refresh
ing showers when the bath
Evening star., 1946-06-23

" B E q c h =
comber'' bare
foot sandals,
fea t ured by
ROSS : SAT-
URN. r h Is
sandal, illus
trated here, is
of soft leath-
er. sm ar t ly
desionAd with
Evening star., 1946-06-23
Wasbingtonian
Takes Bride
In Nick eesb0rt

Many Washingtonians in the
circle of resident society were at
tracted to the wedding yesterday
afternoon in McKeesport, Pa, Of
young man whose parents long
have been prominently identified
with the Capital.
The wedding was that OF Mr..
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CASTS A SHADOW.
And q growth Of hair on your face
can mar your beauty. Entrust
Evening star., 1946-06-23
II M,o'nfM%nn
- MN Helene

I" 7 WING IN i, FLATS"
That's what 50 many
Of us want to do. And you can,
too. Just choose = pair Of
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-02
Service Clubs
at Fun Program

Three hundred sixty-flve persons
attended the Kiwanis fun nigh.
Saturday evening in the ballroom
Of Charles McKenny Hall. The pro-
gram featured University OF Mich
igan football films and the intro
duction OF present and past grid.
iron players.
Wally Weber. coach and public
relations director in the Univer-
sity's athletic department, narrated
the football films, which reviewed
the 1945 Michigan contests with
Army and Purdue.
Bob Westfall, one of the Univer-
sitys greatest fullbacks and now
with the Detroit Lions, was intro
duced along with current members
OF the varsity: Ed Mcneil, Pete
Elliott, Bob Callahan, Stu wilkins,
Art Renner, Leonard Ford, Dan
Dworsky, Jack Weisenberger, DOM
inic Tomasi. and Bob Nussbaumer.
Members from the following or
ganizations attended the banquet:
Milan, Plymouth, Saline, Wayne,
and Ypsilanti Rotary Clubs; Plym-
outh, South Lyon, and Wayne
Kiwanis Clubs; the Ypsilanti Jay
Gees, and the Ypsilanti Lions Club.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-02
Calendar of Social Events
TO-DAY

Central Child Study Club o'clock. with Mrs William wilkins Ed
Phoenix number and A NJ Master Mason $50
Epsilon sigma Alpha O'clock Charles McKenny Hall
Ladies Auxiliary Fraerna Order of Eagles O'Clock at hall S3
Loyal order OF Moose o'clock Moose Hall.
Girl Scouts troop three $780, Stakweather troop five 3i5
Roosevelt troop nine o'clock Stakweaher: troop H. $780,
Gilbert House troop ls s:l5 ST. John: 49, 3l5
troop 81 $3.50 Carver Center; troop 2S 315 Gilbert House
Methodist Church troop 2s Sl5. Woodruff; 3O $780,
Club House 7:sO M: DR.. Robert Fl. Super, speaker
Twenty Club $3.50 Charles McKenny Hail.
Veterans OF Foreign Wars regular meeting o'clock installation
of officers at hall, 55 N Huron St
Cub den Jr Chamber OF Commerce 1872
home Mrs. NJ Albsn; Cub den 5Rooseve 49, home
aS MRS $50 %b M ae n snS Mrs r al o T0uRD R
Community Building; Harriet troop SO, school, Ed
Foster PTA troop 81 willow Run Community Building EN-.
manuel Lutheran troop 20 at church Church of God troop 81
BesOe School; 1880 m Willis Methodist troop 49, at church
Boy Scouts $3.50 Cub den Roosevelt of
Warren Jackson Cub den l. Willis pack 14S,
home of Mrs H E Lang Cub den g. Willis pack
home of Mrs Richardson Cub den T. Willis Methodist
home of Mrs. schanz; Cub den Whitaker pack 1i
OF Mrs Flowers Cub den Whitaker pack home of
Mrs Joseph Fox; Cub den Whitaker pack l4 home
fowler; Cub den Jr Chamber pack 1872
home Of Mrs Henry Cub den g Jr Chamber of Commerce
pack 1872 with Mrs Bradley; Cub den T. Prospect PTA
1885, home OF Mrs Ava Hunter; Prospect pack
4 s scSoe sSme Of MRS Hsa9n M Kiwan troop 81 Wood
Council Camping and Activities Committee meets at the Mich
Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society o'clock at church
washtenaw Rebekah number s7O o'clock. Odd Fellow
B Y Club, dinner 7:l5 Milan Odd Fellow Hall
Huron Temple number eS Pythan Sisters initiation O'Clock Castle
wOmans Study Club, ssO Literary House speaker Paul
BurreT
Ypslan Ae Faterna Order of Eagles o'clock at hall SSs
Z. Cross st.
$50 Masonic Temple lodge
Prospect Parent Teachers Association April
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-02
Municipal Court

Apprehended Monday evening on
charges OF simple larceny. Emil
Dittrich. 1909 Oakham CT, Willow
Run Village, entered a plea o: gull
ty upon arraignment today and was
committed to Jail for 60 days or
pending the payment OF $50 fine.
Dittrich was charged with the theft
OF tool kit and tools from an au.
tomobile. Complainant was George
Bearden, Jr.. 433 Harriet st.
Three persons. apprehended over
week end by city police were held
over until today for arraignment
because the court was closed for
election Monday.
James B. Preston. Grant Hotel.
pleaded guilty. and paid $25. He
was charged with reckless driving,
for which he was arrested Sunday.
Joseph B. Owens. 622 jefferson
Ave, entered a plea OF guilty to
charges Of dlsorderly conduct. and
has been committed for a term OF
20 days or until the payment OF
Sl5. He was apprehended Sunday
morning.
Lawry Preston. 454 s. Adams ST..
another week end hold over. plead
ed guilty to charges o: disorderly
conduct when arraigned today and
has been committed to the county
Jail. He was sentenced 10 pay SIS
and serve 30 days. with the term
conditionally suspended for one
year upon the payment OF the
money. which has yet to be proyid
ed.
Two who were released on bond
forfeited the bonds today. when
they failed to appear for arraign-
ment at the prescribed time. David
l.. Stowe. 1880 Danyers St.. Willow
Run Village. and Richard Branden-
berg. Jackson. were apprehended
Saturday evening in a local tavern
following a fight. Charged with dis
orderly conduct and fighting Stowe
posted a $15 bond for appearance
and Brandenberg posted a s25 bond.
James L. Mayo. 1888 Groton CT.
Willow Run Village, has paid SIS
after entering a plea OF guilty 10
charges of intoxication and disor.
derly conduct.
Hiney Ortkiese, 1918 Granny CT.
Willow Run Village. arraigned on
charges OF intoXication and disor-
derby conduct, was sentenced 10
pay SIS or serve 20 days in the
county Jail. He was committed pend
ing payment OF the money.
Total receipts for the court, Sat
urday, were $60.35.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-02
Cards Played by
Officers, Chairmen

Following a short business ses-
sion Monday evening. OF .he Orfi.
GERS and Chairmen's Club OF the
Auxiliary TO Veterans Of Foreign
Wars Post No. 24OS. cards were
enjoyed. with prizes going to Mrs,
Hazel Horner. Mrs. Cleo Richards
and Mrs. Alvina Grubb. Mrs. Lettie
Gates. Mrs. Richards. and Mrs. Et-
"a Ripper. we're co-hostesses. Dur.
ing the brief business session,
chairmen gave yearly reports. Mrs.
Grubb, president requested that
these reports be turned in before
May I.
Card parties featuring pedro and
euchre. for April 4 and April s, at
the VFW Hall were arranged.
The next club meeting will be
a. Gilbert House, at 1880 p. m,
May :.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-02
AS You Are Party
For Sorority Girls

The rushing season for Epsilon
Sigma Alpha Sorority began with
Come As You Are" party at the
home OF Miss Roberta Tibbetts,
Monday night. The committee, Miss
Myrtle schafer, chairman. Miss
Tibbetts and Miss Eleanor Wolf.
gang. arranged the entertainment
Of April fool stunts. games and
group singing for the members and
new rushses, Misses Mary Jane
Boyle, Jean Van Sycle. Beatrice
Jones, Miriam Drake. Mrs. Sally
Dusbiber and Mrs. Dorothy Philips.
Ann Arbor.
The sorority will have a second
rushing party Saturday afternoon.
and later. a hike and picnic.
The hostess served refreshments
at the close Of the evening.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-02
Rank Conferred by
Knights of Pythias

The second rank was conferred
on one candidate and several an
nouncements were made at the reg.
ulsr meeting OF Queen City Lodge
number 167 knights OF Pythias,
Monday night. Glenn Jordan. chan
cellor commander, presided. Sever
al members will Join the Huron
Temple Wednesday night II was
announced that the date Of Milan
Lodges Friendship Night has been
changed from Apr. s to Apr. l.,
and that Queen City Lodges annual
Pas. Chancellors Night has been
changed from Apr. Is to Apr. s..
The past chancellors will fill the
chairs and confer the third rank.
A lunch will follow. George McKim.
Jr., will be chairman o. the enter
tainment.
Announcement was made OF the
area meeting al Dundee. Apr. is,
10 which the women are invited.
and Of the district meeting at Chel-
sea Apr. 90.
Guy Ableson was appointed man
ager OF the softhall team in the city
league.
There will be several Hpsilanti
candidates for the D.O.K.K. cere-
monial in Tecumseh, Apr. lS. Twen'
ty members Of Queen City Lodge
expect 10 attend.
1t was announced that there will
be a special meeting OF the Princes
OF Syracuse tonight al 1880 at Cas-
tie Hall.
Lunch was served after the meet
ing by Lester Wright and commit
tee.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-02
Officers Elected
by Baptist Women

y New officers for the coming year
were elected at the April meeting
q Circle three OF the Baptis: Won
ems Union. Monday evening at the
home OF Mrs. Leroy Thayer. The
new officers are Mrs. Lester
Wright. president: Mrs. Charles
Sprague, vice president; Mrs. Har-
old Badger. secretary; Mrs. Dale
Bulls, treasurer.
After the business meeting the
women did White Cross work. Re-
freshments were served by the
hostess and assistants, Mrs. Bulls
and Mrs. Badger. About IS were
present.
The May meeting will be with
Mrs. Judson King.
Two visitors, Mrs. J. 4. Feuel-
ling and Mrs. Harold Sanderson
were present.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-02
Two Per Cent For
Red Cross Needed

Ann Arbor, Mich, Apr. 2-The
Red Cross drive closed Monday
with Ann Arbor only two per cent
from its goal Ann Arbor reached
9s per cent OF its goal Of $4S,46
in the 1916 Red Cross Drive and
with gifts still being received II is
expected that the city will be well
over the top when final returns are
in.
Washtenaw County outside Ann
Arbor reached 81 per cent OF its
quota according to reports receiv.
ed this morning. Ypsilanti report
ed "A per cent Of quota Of $4,000
and Chelsea 81 per cent OF $4,000
Manchester. Saline, Milan and Dex-
ter have passed their quotas.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-02
Plan Program

Mrs. 4. NJ. Wilson is to be chair
man o. the Easter program at the
next Townsend Club meeting, APT,
Is, and will be assisted by Mrs.
Lowell Lee. Mrs. Emma Lawrence
and Mrs. Wilson will be in charge
Of the table decorations. This was
decided at a meeting Monday eve
ming. Mrs. Louis Parmeley. hostess,
served refreshments Of punch and
cookies.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-02
Service Briefs

T. Britton, Jr., 651ls Monroe Ave.
and George E. Robinett, 173 Elder
ST., were discharged at the Great
Lakes Separation center, March %.
Irwin S .Murfield. 206 n. Lincoln
St, was discharged from the Gres.
Lakes separation center. March ~.
Buckley B. Thorn. 30s S. Prospect
St; Frank Vince, 625 n. Adams
ST.; Robert +. Herndon, Sr.. l24S
Danvers CT, we're discharged at the
separation center at Camp After
bury, March 1928. James V. Cox.
1880 Oakham CT, received his dis
charge at the separation center at
Fort Sheridan. March 80.
PVT. William Z. Graham, son OF
Harvey l.. Graham, S0s E. Cross
St. has recently completed basic
training at Fort Bliss, Texas. and
Is being assigned to occupation
troops. In addition to basic training.
he was given anti-aircraft artillery
training on 40 nm. automatic guns
Capt. Kenneth Dundon has re-
ceiyed his discharge from the air
service at Fort Sheridan, ILL.,, and
with his wife Is now at the home
OF his mother, Mrs. Anna Dundon.
Capt. Dundon was stationed In the
New York port Of embarkation for
about two years, then made three
crossings TO the European theater
serving as transport service officer.
Thomas W. Biddle, son Of Mrs
Thomas ]. Biddle. 93S Dewey Ave
nue., Ann Arbor. has been promoted
to corporal while serving as a mail
clerk in the 54th Military Police
battalion, a unit Of General Marx
w. Clark's United States FORCES
in Vienna, Austria.
Pfc. Dan Boutell, now stationed
at Great Lakes, ILL.,, spent the week
end at his home here.
Private First Glass Richard Pow
ers son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ernes.
Powers. s29 Ann St., notified MS
parents this week that he had been
taken of an overseas shipment and
been assigned as permanent party
at the AAF Replacement CENTER
Greensboro. N. c.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-02
RICHARD RUTLEDGE

Ann Arbor, Apr. Funeral serv.
ices for Richard Rutledge, who died
Saturday evening at his home, lOos
Michigan Ave, terminating three
months Illness. we're scheduled for
this afternoon in the Muehlig chap
ell Burial will be in the Bethlehem
Cemetery. Rev. E. c. Stringer VIII
officiate at the services.
Mr.. Rutledge was born In North
Onslo, Quebec. Canada, March 81
1854. He married the former Mar
garet Ardies. whose home was IN
Wakefield. Quebec, in 1893. Inc
couple first made their home IN
Fort william, ontario. and came 10
Ann Arbor from there In 1870
Surviving are three sons Rooer,
g.. Richard c., and William s., all
Of Ann Arbor; four daughters, Mrs.
H.. L. Davis, Toronto. Canada; Mrs'
T. p. Boland, Winnipeg, Manitoba;
Mrs. Charles A. Spake. Los Ange'
les. California, and Mrs. b. Cars
tens. Ann Arbor. There are Il
grandchildren and five great grand
children,
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-02
Discusses Homes

Mrs. Harlow Laing met with the
student group at the Methodist
ChGfch Sunday evening and led a
timely discussion on the homes o:
today. Ruthann Kortier and Fannie
Goodwin were leaders OF the wor-
ship service, which preceded the
discussion. A duet was sung by
Carol Salmonson and Beverly Gran
ger. They were accompanied by
Mabel Rowlson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Lonskey
spent the week end in Flint. at
tending the bowling tournament.