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AzALEAs FOR FALL PLANTING; vbeelso
FLowERs. iiss Ii s'e SHRUBS and perennials of all
madam hemlOek pyFamiidsal srSoryittss. rSoryitss
FaSe sanIeer areOness eoneoior mr. Roster blue
Rdss ERsih RSE% MARkEr RRnz snsF
queens Chapel and Aeer rds. tout Micnl'
Esn sys W. Ssks .os o8ep teS4aess FIRE
Rsss ass reet siRsesGRc:c h
sps RSskyis Md Rssky5le ss d eer 4o BUSH
sIS: s. 50 PEI 10 bushels delivered. Ssas ORDERS
5a H. ssso
HERE NoW~iS is time 1r to do s.ry;snr your
!aasSsfSsafFioN MHsafsaFoN EEANDscAPE CO. sp1T
es3a sGW MIhNuRE IN fass we'll rotted. sieved: BUSH
els per bag: delivered in 3-bag orders at
fSaaN55secApSEA 81 5 "a fss BEAUTIFUL, ions-lastins.
ssnss ssnsd snf9IR at ths
ton. Wondergro and high-euality grass
seed. Lawns built. repsirssot atsat.sfton sno Feno
SON is a complete check-up Of your entire
Spss Snss should as Ss
others transplanted and attractively re-
arranged Try q planting OF the Isxus
or Yey, the most outstanding and long
lasting H Of all. Our service complstely
tiiizina. top soil. tree surgsry, pruning.
ment fiasstone steps, walks, terraces,
waterproofing. drsinsge guard rails sh-,,S at.
perennial beds; free estimates. Ii. 4S2o.
o-Nothing better; your
neighbor says so. and so will you when
you have tried q ton Of that rich. DARK
compost unexcelled for grass and an
THINKS that grow: very rich in not only
vital plant foods, but also SOL conatti9nf-
ing humus; only SIS ton delivered. LII
SODDING, SEEDING. planting. TOP soil:
EOWARD LANDSCAPE CO., Ii. 04S6. "a
TREE sGRylcER3esd eisTatns snd an-
and cavity work; transplanting: other
Call LU. O6s5 Tor tree sst.
PLANTs-Massey. the best
variety known today. 81 per thoussnd, you
dig them, Details from JOHN s. COLLINS,
4424 Srd st. NV. Phone RA. 0626. %
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RQAIS.

PROFELLER kEPARING-Haye your pro'
Clio, clio marine supplies. i21S 1ith st. SO.
GGIhix1YsEER III Nh IN MAINE aSH ENGINES and parts.
s. KINa ggFToN' glfI nc sos Maine ave.
sfAR B0xT With trailer for sale. sele-
nsns asas ksMseaHAKSs6N. sMal s6N as it.. new. $3.50:
1871 cruiser, 40 it., completely equipped
$1,000; 1888 Wheeler, 34-ft. bridge deck.
double cabin. $4,000: beautiful 4i-toos
Casey yawl, perfect condition. ST. 900;
87-ft. schooner, $4,000; 60.ft. double
cabin cruiser. $4,000: new 27r1l, Sty,s
YACHT CO. Io5 s. Penn St.. Baltimore,
FOR RENT-Dependable 16-it. inhoaraS:
75c hourly; S5, 10 hrs. TRACKLER BOAT
SERVICE Bonniewood dr., Avalon SHORES,
Shady Side. Md. Telephone West River
ccGHRIs1CRAFr, sport, e-passenger run.
about: like new; all complete equipments
spot light, running lights. canvas cover,
dags, etc; has had very little use; SlssodI
cash. Adams 0926 after 8 pm. e ).
JOHNSON SEA HORSE outboard motor;
finest condition, 10 h.p.; S145 cash. 1880
r. /. ave ne. between l and Pm. 2s,sl1
37-FT. CABIN FISHING BOAT. rebutl
Chrysler motor;~ excel. cond.: $50.
HIGDON. 26lS Evarts st. ne. 81
lOontinusd on Next PassAl
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

sTEN0GRAPHIC and secretarial classes
courses in shorthand. typing, accountancy.
eomptometer, all secretarial subjects. Est.
2s yrs. Accredited. Approved GI school.
Inquire now. Ma 1898. BOYD SCHOOL.
1893 st. Opp. Capitol Theater.)
touch typink free with course; top -salaried.
sa0-S59 yk; position open; start sats BOYD
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. all
subjects taught. Approved by Government
for GI training. WAR-FLYNN FEAuTY
COLLEGE, 1910 9 G;,IsE Ct nv D1. l16S; ~
typewriting. bookkeeping, calculating ma,
chimes. New classes now starting. Enroll
st BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 F st. Ma. 1888.
AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL OF WASH,
INC, 2S04 18th st. NV. MI. 1882.
LEARN TO DRIVE the right way, dual
control cars, professional instructors, park
ing a speciality. permit secured EASY
METHOD DRIVING SCHOOL. 2S0I- 14th
ew, NO. 1894. Also Arlington. Va.
SEWING LESSONS-Eight 2-hour lessons,
So sew and save; day and night classes;
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.. 1887
Conn ave. EN-. 1914
10 lessons; improvising and transposing.
Air-eondtioned studio. MR.. NEWMAN.
17o6 G st. NV. ME. 400 or RA. $500.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

THOUSANDS Of openings are always listed
in our files. We can PLACE you in any po-
sition you are capable of handling in any
city of the United States; Write: phone or
come in CAPITOL EMPLOYMENT sERV:,,
ICE. INC, 625 F st. NV: ma. $3.50. ID
Secretary. 5-day, $500; construction secre,
tary. S2,400; legal secretary t20t, S5o
wk; aviation secretary, salary open; radio
secretary, future, sal open; sec, university,
col grad, 5000; financial secretary. start
S45; need 100 new applicants daily for
new openings; thousands placed annually
Miss White or Miss Lee at BOYDS. 1888
r St MA. 2340.
SECRETARIES to $500; $500 stsnos to 81
ST $50: messengers, $500. MUTUAL
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 1710 G ST. NV,
CREDIT INTERvIEwERs (M-S40-50 wk
to start. BOYDS, 1888 F. MA. 1888.
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PERSONAL.

nurses registery; 24-hour service. DU.
ipREssMAkNG AND ALTEKAToNszz-
Modern studio in once bldg; Centrally
located above Loew's, Columbia Theater
ss9s aaaDRse e tat snes
(former1y Of Fifth ave. N.Y3, lilo st
~. Room 20; Telsphons Executive 1893 s.
wright. II you are in need Of loan MP to
ssfRMSsEsT sfYS Ss s11s w%VHs. s.: shampoo and
Flynn BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1sio G st.
iMMEnIATE CASH for your home; Wash
ington. MARYLAND. Virginia property, cox
q CO, s15 N. Capitol st. DI. 1854. RE.
Il. v; JOHNSON. DsntiSt-Falsse, teeth re.
RsE I'D anS yts nT od r0sre made
to ioot ike new BY tf our expert SS upfostersrs
Call HoLoBER &sco.. DU. s2l4 for free
CUsToM.MADE SLIP COVERS cut on your
furniture TO insure perfect At: large beauti-
free Ire nSSd estimates. Cali HoLoBER 4 CO. DU
WHITE, WHITE. WHITE, brassieres. cir
dies. panty girdles, garter belts and lin.
All in sVss ana suFe sygs sss
SET SHOP 1921 14th st: NV. Tivoli Bldg.
Hours, $50 am. to 200 Pm. pm - - -,
dIltT IlESt tIchtmCHt VI uO
weak heart. asthma. rheumatism, arthritis
nervousness, piles, colds. flu or other all
meh'S Feet. Lady so naturopath s 20 Years. expert
fRss WSuL5 81 any SsSei ONE with station wagon be
ssH fsip from saa sRa ca It. AB sss s ssta
paksSNs p MSr te5STsaa eooTTsaarEEYsrpE Ell DAY and Bosrd
ing School. Daily Transportation. Hot
lunch. Minimum boa riding period. 2 weeks
Children through IL. 94ol Ga ave. Sd.
DRESsMAKING and all kinds Of sewing
for children. BY appointment. Call WA.
GGiiIAf2TING MARRIED. Wedding flowers at
reasonable prices Fowers ysd foF sh
Az Yh0q c6R4aSs SRsit2sn Des
VACANCY Tor an elderly person.
hhsR; HAVf sfsStj 4fSt SPECIAL gALENg,Spo
s1tertsn Can you write do you Like aso9 to
mutual beneft. BOX a9o-G. Star. Il
SLIP COVERS and drapes, professional tai
sgsp lSs9a from ee s0q5 p
PIANO TUNING and repairing, city, Or sub,
urbs; al york 1see guaranteed. VICTOR
WEIEINGToN NURsERY.Two vacancies:
lust opened for babies eight months to
two and a half years: boarded by the
month; ideal !ds ol LICENSED home: inspection
Ht51S PHoTos or Your BABY in your own
home; % different poses, $12 so; you will
treasure these lovely natural pictures in
your child's own environment. Call Ho
REASONABLE YOUNG gentleman offers
oesupation s ssTztSes fhone DDpons sSs5
time after 500 m. l..
LOCATED, NEAR the National Capital Fei
licity-A country day and boarding school
FL children, ki1dersarden through the
music, horseback riding and art; hot
lunches and TRANSFORMATION furnished. "a
school dedicated to happiness" Phone
SLIP covers, beautifully tailored to fit
your furniture. Call TE., $3.50 for free
COSMETICS in correct coIors for, you. we
bring the samples to you. Appoin tment by
phone. NO 1921, ask for MISS HALL,
NURkSsEs Sifk;s 'R2v1ILABLE-Dependable nursing
services; 24-hour service. RE. 1902. LII
cenSed and bonded n.
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SITUATIONS WoMEN tcont. J

SITUATIONS WoMEN tcent.).
SECRETARY BOOKKEEPER, unusually
well qualified: available now; $50 mini
mum. Call OR. 5T37.
SECRETARY to former United States
Senator desires responsible position. Com
petent steposrapher, BOX 353-J. Star. Il
SEWING, at home or out; by day or week;
will consider permanent job. DE. 6439.
STEN0GRAPHER, l6 years experience, de-
sires employment: 3 hours, 3 nights 9
week; northeast section. Atlantic 5b22,
FRAMED NURSE, colored. wants night
work: maternity, medical, chronic, con-
valescing. NO. 1881.
TYPIST, experienced, desires work at
home; work called for and delivered
promptly. Union 43qS 81
TYPIST, thorotighly exp. speedy and accu-
rate. can work days per week; college
grad Box S5-K, Star q
YOUNG LADY, "a, desires position as
companion-secretary to elderly LADY, Tree
to travel; salary open. Box 464-J, star.
EXPERIENCED NURSERY SCHOOL direc-
tor with degree. job apartment wanted
Project coop. KATzMAN' Ii. 1920 FIR
S. O. s. SPECIALIZES in supplying expert
stenographers, typists and bookkeepers for
short or long assignments. Call MISS
BARRETT. DE. 694S. -&
WANTED, by colored woman, 3anitress OF
rooming house or small apt. yrs. exp.
RA. 2123. --
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

70 LOS ANGELES-Young naval ofacer
and wife driving '46 Buick, take 2: refs.
sxshanseai sg i,r0 NA ssS3 sSh, .uRE.,-sabsre
expense plan for the convenience of pas
senger and car owners going to same des-
tination cars daily to Calf. and all
points; ref..exch. % Mass. RE. 6ss9.
DESIRE to drive car to Los Angeles. Calf ),
or help drive; can leave Immediately:
WILL DRIVE or help drive. car to San
francisco or Los Angeles; leaving October
4 TAYLOR 11b1 -
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

WooD, fireplace; furnace. stove, ending ~
load, load S SO: eoo-cu.-ft. load. SIS: lOO-eu:-
It. load. si0;. Pennsylvania anthracite. lite.
egg, stove: nut. Sl114; buckWneat . spe.
s1I.s6' COOPER SUPPLY co: At 5slS: 19:
WOOD, oak. hickory, So cord; mlxeo. ~
fencHfa fence boards: Immediate delivery. [. s.
PARKER Fails Church. AK. 1879. -.
SI3.34; pea, SIO.53: buckwheat, $50:
Pocahontas egg, S12:35; stove: Sl2.2o9' ~
blue egg. Sa.75. BLUE RIDGE COAL Co.
YOU YSI' GET M MORE FOR YOUR MONEY with
seasoned. 1909 hardwood; For fireplace
wood. call the WOOD MAN. 81. 2llS.
VIRGINIA FIREPLACE WOOD ana KIN
ding, SIS cord, delivered. FA. lsSS-'.
FIREPLACE WOOD FOR SALE, cut any
length. so cord NE. 1900.
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MIscELLANEous FOR RENT.

CAR FOR RENT wanted by businessman
between 10 am. and pm. Phone GO.
PIANOS FOR RENT-seyeral attractive
console and spinet models: 80 monthly;
plus hauling. National 1928. JORDAN
PIANO CO.. 1015 9TH st. NV:
PIANOS FOR RENT-Popular models in
spinets and consoles. E1 For full infSrm.tion sn o.
NV lMiddle Of the block.l -
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
M1SSeAAANsVOS WANI6Os -
ADDING MACHINES, typewriters. eaiculs.
tors, bought sold and rented: EE: .1l77

ADDING MACHINES typeMrtters, ea!culs:
tors, Eought. sold and rented: Re. .1177:
UNITED TYPEwRlTER Co. s1s 18th q
AIDING MACH, typewriters, calculations.
ONCE equip. all kinds; top prices Bd Ewes;
ANTIoUES-Have you any ANTIQUES you
want to dispose Of? ! need porcelain,
silver, lamps, furniture and jewelry. BOX
4NTi0UES, furniture. bric-a-brac, china.
TlssSvare, rugs, silverware, painting;
sishest sash prices paid. Call MURRAY.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE, art objects, bet
ter-grade china and bric,a-brac IA an Any
amount wanted at once. Please call Mn
GRADY; ia, s;;f2es as2es d,r,n. room suites
living room pieces, rugs, gas RANGES ana
porch furniture in any amount wanted ,a e.
once; will pay highest possible prices ~
matter what yog hsys to ,ssn ssll please caii
BEDROOM, dining. living room furniture;
contents Of apts. or houses at once We W. az
BICYCLE. any condition. for nat mnsterials:;
rnst Ss reasonably pnonf SO a. 43sy 5s;r rrics I
for bike In good condition. RA. SlA7. -
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ia THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
~, l.
INSTRUCTIONS cs
COURSES tcent. !.

INSTRUCTIONS COURSES tcsnt.l !.
SPANISH CLASSES - small .congenial
groups, fast objective method tno English
fnso NOW fos rss sss
sfl SsAGTY oorslsAiTcR oorslasAiTcRs NfEDED-nod.rn
part-time classes: GET our tree cstalogus.
MABMLE HONOUR SCHOOL. approved for
D. c. REQUIREMENTS and CT training. 1880
PIANO TEACHER (formerly with prepara-
tory department, WASHINGTON College Of
Music). Studios, Mt. Pleasant, also g st.
HO. $40. ~
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED COUPLE, work Of any kind;
exp; phone Decatur 1881 or 1914 sth 81.
NV, 2nd floor. - 8 ~ re-
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SA IS. psss. Arrow. Rise iioo ~ 5. Capitol Il Il.
MATTRESSES e, and springs for twin
beds; very reasonable; practically new.
MhiMkoGRArH Mi fsSa for sale, electric. automatic
MfMEoGRArR. MN SaasA r. modsi s 77Ass open cslin-
der, automatic feed. $40. 1928 Munsey
sfsscEIIxNfo3s, s1ss Rssfsfao kitchen cabinet sls
books, standard works; occasional chairs
MtSSroWRs, stS VT 1lss jso adter # 10 81 ~ &C., dc
e9hauas sga s' fans, SAksT1. 1905 4th. 49,.
OFFICE EoURMENT-Desks; chairs i nles He
SfE SkcIS sGTsIRs I1iS aSD s Fl PPEb.sasns
6 Psg sskvcE atins
o oii sGsNERs GsSSE1Rss AKA RxDfAToas
heating installations w with a sum mar
nAS ohn rIc4uREs ac4uHS GSD & fRAMEs. FL large size
sss Il Sass e aaEESsok6svesor Esso Il coam
and and albums: p6puiar and Classical: sheet
EeTRIc nss tsrsf saos stoee zso5 sfa Mass ave. an
PHoiT0SRApHIc PIC ESe;lRaApHIc MAcHINE-slisntly used
ns sens incldsns drse
ehemicals: SIS. Phone MISS HOPKINS
MACHINE, including chem
icals, equipment, material and drier COM
plete, new; all for $140. 6525 3rd st. nw.'
PIANOsEwhy pay high prices for used
pianos when you can buy brand.new
everett. Gabls. Nelson: Weaver, IS Starr, Y,
usually only little. more? Convenient
terms. Republic. 6212. 1880 6 st. NV
middle of the blocko =
tslightly used pianos on sale at reasonapls
prices: convenient terms. Republic 6212
KITS. 1880 st. NV. (Between l3th
PIANO. Knabe. baby grand; sacrifice. $500
Violin, 500. Opera and oratorto scores
vocal music. WI 71Ss after 8.
PIANO, Chickering. baby grand, 9 beauti-
steinway. stiefi. weber and others; com.
pare before you buy, for the hnest at 9
saving, see RATNERs PLANO STORE, 5se
P1aNf,S-AWe stock the LARGEST selection OF
pianos in this city and car ofI:r ,a you !. !.
consoles and srands, despite present
S6212. KITS, 1880 q st. NV. (Betveer
18th and 1zth stsl
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FARM and GARDEN.

FIREPLACE WOOD FOR SALE, cut al
length. $50 cord ME. 1900.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-20
cus SCOUT AWARDS GIVEN

Whitaker, Mich.-A large group
of parents and Whitaker Cuh
Scouts OF Pack No IA met at
the Lincoln Consolidated School
Friday night. \ social hour OF
group games was enjoyed while the
company assembled.
The program began with the
salute TO the flag. and each den
presented a skit. Den No. /, Mrs.
Melvin Flower. leader. presented
Billy Goat Grunf": Den No >. Mrs.
Joseph Fox, leader, a scene from
Jimmy At Bass Cove: Dean No.
,. Mrs. Robert fowler. leader.
presented scene from Robin
Hood.
Awards were presented by Cub
master Howard Wsnty. assisted by
District Scout Commissioner Oscar
Smith. SCoutmaster Ernest SchroCk
and by the Scout mothers. 10 Glen
Beasley. Tony Meta. Robert and
Richard Carey OF Den No. !: Les
ter Schrock and Thomas Flower
we're awarded the Den Chief braid /:
George Fox was awarded the Lion
badge and pin. and was trans
ferred into Scout Troop No. A.
In Den No. 2. awards were made
10 Dean VANITY, John Leviciki. An
drew Leviciki. and Frederick Oerth-
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where MIR. Turnbull was guest
speaker.
O. Z. Vedder went TO Litchfeld
Friday. Mrs. Nedder. who had
been spending a few days at their
sol's home. returned with him.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Garrod
spent Sunday evening with Mr.. aud
Mrs. Glenn Biller and family.
Willis.
Mrs. Nell Strickland, Tacoma.
Wash. and Mrs. Kate Robson.
Belleyille, visited their cousin, Mrs.
John Wanty. Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Meyers have
purchased several lots and are
building a home in Winston Salem,
y. {. They expect to move there
next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Lamkin and
children entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
r II. Lsmkin and Fred Garrod,
Sunday at a st. Patrick dinner. A
beautiful centerpiece and favors
graced the dinner table.
James Chic returned Wednes.
day from st. Joseph Mercy Hos.
Iitsl, Ann Arbor where his afflic-
iion was diagnosed ry specialists
as a rare spasmodic, inactive gath.
ering in the inner ear. which was
laneed. He is now convalescing
nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. John Brgar and
family visited Nr. and Mrs. Leroy
Hubbard at Quincy, Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Strawe
visited friends in Dundee, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Walworth
visited relatives in Adrian Sunday.
and also called on the former
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brother. Elmer. at the Emma BiKby
Hospital. lie was seriously In
] Jured in a train accident about a
month ago.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hitching
ham visited their daughter. Mrs.
r. l.. Squires. Judd Rd.. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Hitching.
ham,. Detroit, are spendin a few
days with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas buckingham.
Mrs. Walter Coopersmith and
son Anthony. and Tony kOjack.
Detroit, visited the formers daugh-
ter. Mrs. +. Sikorski and family,
Sunday.
Miss Mary Williams, a student
at lpsilsnti State Normal College,
staying at Goodison Hall. spent the
week end with her parents here,
and found h, father well ON the
road TO recovery after his recent
illness.
Thomas Ecklnger. Hpsilanti.
visited with Ernest Williams, Sun
day
MIR. and Mrs. Rex Strawe and
family spent the week end with
their grandmother. Mrs. j. y. Day.
Alma.
Mrs. Harry Quackenboss and
Mrs. Gertrude Haner, County Line
Rd.. spent Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Ila Lamkin.
Mr. and Mrs. John Burgar ana
family visited at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Chauncey Schweigert,
near Belleville, Saturday night.
Wallace Flowers. student at Ypsi-
lanti State Normal College, under
went an operation for removal OF
a ruptured appendix. at Boyer Hos
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-20

pital. Thursday. lie is in room
sl9.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ransom and
family, Dearborn, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Corey
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Bodley and
family visited their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Richards, lpsi'
lanti. Sunday. other members OF
the Richards family came home to
help the parents celebrate their
2Sth wedding anniversary.
Miss Elizabeth Bodey spent the
week end with Miss Crystal Hicks,
Willis.
Miss Viola Notar was a Saturday
night guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Walworth.
Nancy Bodley spent the week
end with her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Richards. Ypsilanti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Robbins,
Milan. visited Monday at the home
OF Rev. and Mrs. w. +. Boettcher.
Elmer Schweigert. near Belle
vile, was guest speaker at the
Youth Fellowship meetin Sunday
night. His subject was The Obli-
cations OF My Christian Faith.
The devotional leader was Miss
Wilma WILDER.
Rev. d. +. Binder. Dearborn. will
be guest speaker at the Lenten
services at the Seybert Church
Sunday evening and each evening
except Saturday throughout the
week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bodley is spend
ing a week with her son. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Elwyn Bodley and family,
Bronson. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Allila and son
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Boys and Girls Had Party

Boys and Girls Had Party
Mrs. George fowler entertained
her Sunday School class, the Inter
mediate Girls, and also the Inter
mediate Boys Glass. taught by Ar
thur Bowles, at her home Thursday
night. with st. Patrick party.
Games ,Sere played and st. Pat
rick's green pig evoked much
laughter and surprise. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Mrs Fschhach was dinner
guest Friday night at the home OF
Rev. and Mrs. w. F. Boettcher
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard VANITY and
Dean. visited Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Roe and family. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Dexter and
Clarence Vedder. Willow Rd. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Smith, Ypsilanti,
attended eyangelistic services at
the Evangelical Church. Ann Ar
bor. Wednesday night. where Rev.
John Hill, Battle Creek, is the
evangelist.
MIR. and Mrs. Buirl Bser enter
tanned at dinner Sunday in honor
OF the ninth wedding anniversary
OF their daughter and husband. Mr.
and Mrs. Vaughn Lands. Belle
vile. Miss Agnes Baer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Chic and three sons,
were also present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Dysinger.
Lorena JEANNE. and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Osborn visited Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Osborn and family. Fern
dale. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sasser and
Sharon Sue. Norwayne. spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Barlow
| Simonds
James w. Flower. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Fower, who Is at
Pine Lake Veterans Training
Camp. was home over the week
end. He is taking a nine months
course in horology
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Turnbull visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. o. F.. Vedder Sun.
day. They all attended the Wash
tenaw County Brotherhood meet.
ing at the Milan Methodist Church
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-20

David. Wayne, visited with Mr..
and Mrs. Howard VANITY and Dean,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Dexter. Mrs.
Maud Vedder, Clarence Nedder,
Mrs. LauJa Merritt. Mrs. Estella
Vedder and Mr.. and Mrs william
Zurlinden, attended the funeral OF
David Schneider in Manchester.
Friday,
Mr. and Mrs. Barlow Simonds
and daughters. Mrs. Ralph Kim
brough. Mrs. Richard Laflin. anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sasser. attend.
ed the funeral OF their cousin. Miss
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-20
TO INSPECT BRAKEs

Lansing Az Michigan chiefs
~ police, sheriffs aud representa-
tiyes OF organizations eXpec. to
cooperate with aw-cufurrcmcnt
agencies in a traffic safety cheek
program which. sponsored by the
International Association OF Chiefs
OF Police. provides sor mechanical
inspection OF automobiles driven by
traffic law yiolators.
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er. Den No. awards went to An
drew Domas, Joseph To~ler, John
Edd Dexter and Robert Sohrock.
Plans were presented for next
months meeting when the theme
will be Air TraYel'.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-20

Minnie Romer, in Detroit, saturday
Burial WAS In Brighton.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-20

The beautiful painting. Warner
Sallmans Head OF Christ, was
dedicated at the Evangelical
Church Sunday morning An inter
probation OF the famous painting
was given by Mrs. W. =. Boettcher,
after which the pastor. the Rev.
Mr. Boettcher gave the dedicatory
PRAYER.
The painting was awarded to this
congregation by the Lakeside Park
Camp Association. for having made
the largest contribution of any
church in the Detroit district TO
the recent debt liquidation cam
paign. a total OF S63S was paid
locally. Lee Jay Tallsday was
chairman OF the local committee,
assisted by Mrs. George fowler
and Floyd Hansen, Jr.
Pack Friendship Bags
Girl Scout Troop No 10 met at
the Evangelical Church Wednes-
day and packed IS friendship
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Philippip. Mis.ionsry Speak.

Philippine Missionary SPEAKS
The Good VIII Missionary Socie-
~ spOn .ored a public meeting AZ
the Evangelical Church, Friday
night. with a large audience pres
ent
Mis- Elizabeth Mesteller played
two violin solos, accompanied by
Miss Edna Marie Carey. and Miss
Agnes Baer sang.
The guest speaker was Mrs. Carl
Eschbach, Dearborn. a former mis-
sionary TO the Philippine Islands.
She pictured yiyidly the life OF the
Philippine people in their homes
and in civic life. also their loyalty
to the United States, and 10 the
missionaries and others in concen-
tration camps. Mrs. Eschbach's
husband was in a Japanese prison
camp for three years, where he lost
80 pounds in weight She exhibit
ed costumes. embroidery and other
interesting articles, made by the
natives.
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bags 10 send 10 Europe. Mrs.
Marie VANITY, the leader, rejoioed
with the. troop over the 6ne re-
sponse. Each girl feels that she
has a definite part in relieving the
suffering OF those less fortunate