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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-04-12
Audit Summarized
For Moose Women

At the meeting OF the Women OF
the Moose Lodge. Wednesday eve
ming. the summary OF the March
81 audit was read. and d report
was made on the College OF Re.
gents Conference at Ann Arbor.
Apr. Z. At this conference, IS each
was donated to the College OF Re
gents administrative fund by the
Mooseheart committee. IS by the
membership committee and s.
from the chapter.
Following reading OF a commun-
ication from the American Cancer
Society. It was voted to donate SIS.
Cards were played for the re.
mainder OF the evening. and a lunch
was served by the committee, Mrs.
Morris Mallion, Mrss. Ralph Gates
Mrs. Gladys Smith, Mrs. Henry
Waltner and Mrs. Edward Miller.
The next meeting will be April
"a.
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Fun Night Given
High School Group

Over 200 Ypsilanti High School
students attended a Reward Fun
Night" at the High School, Thurs
day evening. All students who
raised So or over in a recent contest
were eligible to attend.
A goodly part Of the evening was
devoted to swimming. with the Jun
Tor division members using the pool
the first IS minutes, and the senior
division following. While the one
group was in the pool, the other
participated in games and other
gymnasium activities in the high
school gymnasium.
The fun night was concluded with
a half hour dance period for both
groups in the gymnasium. Refresh
ments OF soft drinks and potato
chips were served.
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CIRCLES
JOIN FOR MEETINGS

with 30 present. Mrs. Lloyd
Barnes presided and led group sing
ing. with Mrs. II. J. Wagner at the
piano. Mrs. w. X. Wildman offered
devotions, using Quiet Time" as
her theme, interspersing appropri.
ate hymns.
Miss Muriel Mckercher review ed
an interesting article on Heroes,
The groups held separate business
sessions. Mrs. Ben Vanden Belt,
vice president, presided in the alb
sence of Mrs. Morris Seiple and
named Mrs. Karl Tunnicliffe, Mrs.
William Wiederhoft and Mrs. e. D..
Sinclair as nominating committee.
During the social hour. Mrs. Van.
den Belt and Mrs. George Carr
poured tea. The refreshment COM
mittee was Mrs. Walter Stout, Mrs.
Carl LAmbarth, Mrs. Howard and
Mrs. Arthur Helfrich.
The group will meet with Mrs.
Tunnicliffe for May breakfast for
the next meeting.
The devotions opening the Es-
Their group meeting, were led by
Mrs. Lloyd Barnes. Mrs. w. X.
Wildman, from the Sarah Group,
gave a very impressive report,
Meditation OF Quiet Day" Miss
Muriel McKercher told a story,
Halls OF Heroes"
Thirty calls were reported. The
May meeting will be at the home
OF Mrs. Lee Brown, May at o.
clock for a birthday luncheon.
Refreshments were served with
Mrs. Carr and Mrs. Ben Nanden
Belt pouring tea.
The Ruth and Sarah groups met
at the Church House for a dessert
luncheon. The hostesses for the de-
licious dessert were Mrs. John C.
Miller, Mrs. Walter Gale, Mrs.
Charles Neir OF the Ruth group,
and Mrs. Leo Youngs, Mrs. Perry
Woodward. Mrs. Harry Banks and
Mrs. Dorothy Russell Of he Sarah
group. Mrs. Mollie Mckenzie re-
turned thanks.
The combined business meeting
was condu cted by the leaders, Mrs.
Clarence Davis and Mrs. Frank
Jackson. Mrs. Richard Weir gave
the devotions using an article,
"Meditations for a Quiet Day" by
DR.. Edwin Steere. The devotions
were closed by the group repeating
.he Lords Prayer.
Nominating committees were ap-
pointed for both. A penny supper
was announced for May l. Thirty
six members we're present.
Mrs. Lowell Lee reviewed book
let on Divine Fatherhood" by
Henry Bulloch. The rest Of the
afternoon was spent playing Char
AIDES" Mrs. Edwin Quackenbush,
Mrs. Lillian Dicks and Mrs. Clar'
ence Starkweather we're the pro-
gram committee.
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Friends Guests
on Anniversary

Mrs. Willis kraus entertained
five friends o: her son, Keith, for
dinner, Thursday evening in cele-
bration Of Keith's 18th birthday an
niversary. The boys especially en-
joyed the dessert OF birthday cake.
lighted with candles, and decorated
with a clock face with hands set
for II o'clock. The novel ice cream
molds were OF a football player
holding a football. in chocolate and
white. A motion picture OF the
group was taken.
Later. Mr.. Kraus took the boys
to the Wuerth Theater, for enter
tainment
Keith's grandmother. Mrs. Mary
Stevens. Bay City. was a special
guest. Mrs. Stevens came early in
the week for the birthday. celebra-
ton OF her granddaughter Aprill's
birthday, Apr. S, and for the 14th
wedding anniversary OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Kraus, Apr. o.
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RuSheeS Guests of
Epsilon Sigma Alpha

Rushees for the Epsilon Sigma
Alpha sorority we're guests for the
third in the series of coffee hours,
given in their honor, Thursday eve
ming at the home Of Mrs. Robert
Wizard. sponsor. The rushees spent
pleasant social time and en-
joyed looking through the sorority's
scrap book, containing accounts
OF activities and snapshot views,
for the past year.
Candles in blue and gold. the
sorority colors, lighted the tea
table, which had a lovely center
piece of daffodils and iris, where
refreshments OF gingerbread top
ped with whipped cream. and cof-
fee we're served.
The committee for the evening
was Mrs. William C. Ely, chairman,
assisted by Miss Roberta Hakes.
On Tuesday evening the sorority
will have a model meeting for the
benefit Of the rushees.
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The six groups OF the Methodist
Womsn's Society OF Christian Serv-
ice met in groups o: twos for their
April meetings. Thursday after
noon. The Esther and Lydia groups
met in the church parlor, the Mir
lam and Rachel groups in the
church dining room and the Ruth
and Sarah groups at the church
house. Announcements made at the
meetings were the Mother-Daugh-
ter banquet. May 10; the Nardin
Park Methodist Church open board
meeting Apr. IS; the Study Club
luncheon. May l, and the Council
OF Church Women dessert lunch
con In May.
Thirty were present for the Mir
lam and Rachel groups luncheon in
the dining room for a cooperative
luncheon, then separated for their
business meetings. Mrs. Paul Chap
man and Mrs. Otis Lee volunteered
when a call was made by Mrs. r.
L. Southland. president. for helpers
for the Study Club luncheon. II
was voted to pay 800 into the
church treasury.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Ernest Chapelle, with Mrs.
James Johnston, Mrs. G. II. Munger
and Mrs. George Fletcher, assist
ing.
Nineteen were present for the
business meeting OF the Rachel
group. The treasurer's report
showed that The Rachel Group had
turned in $50 to the general treas
nry.
The appointed nominating com.
mittee was read by the vice chair
man, Mrs. Grace Rorabacher in the
absence OF the chairman, Mrs. Paul
Burrell, which consists OF Mrs.
Harvey Holmes, Miss Caroline
Lewis and Mrs. Frank Whitehouse.
Thirty-three calls we're reported
and devotions we're led by Mrs.
Frank Whitehouse, who gave a syn
opsis OF the DAY Apart" service,
held in Ann Arbor recently for the
spiritual life committees OF the dis
trict.
Mrs. Rorabacher supervised o
getting acquainted game, which
provided much merriment. and a
guessing game. Mary 10 Scrivens
entertained with a piano solo The
Skaters Waltz" and David Rora.
bacher and Lois Keeney gave reel
tations. Seeing Things at Night"
and Teachers Pet
The Lydia group Joined with the
Esther group in the church parlors
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ID. of u. V. Tent
Has Two Visitors

Mrs. Loveva Hammond, Jackson.
department president. and her sec.
rotary. Miss Maud Whitney. Jack.
son, visited Martha A. Beach Tent,
Daughters OF Union Veterans.
Thursday evening. Mrs. Hammond
acted as Installing officer for two
Of the Daughters officers who were
unable to be present at the regular
installation meeting in January.
Mrs. Eunice Mats, past depart
ment president. was installed as
chaplain. and Mrs. Minnie Culver,
past president. was installed as
Junior vice president. At the close
OF the installation, Mrs. Hammond
was presented with a gift from the
Daughters by Mrs. Eunice Mats.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Lowell Lee and Miss Hazel
Stitt.
The next social meeting will be
Apr. % at the home OF Mrs. Philip
Waiting.
The next social meeting will be
Apr. 20 at the home OF Mrs. Philip
Waiting.
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Responsibility of
Parents Stressed

Begole Child Study School, meet.
ing Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Hans Andree were told by Rev.
William Shaw OF the Baptist
Church that responsibility for re-
ligious training rests in the home,
He pointed out need of parents as
Stunning their part with the church
in presenting the scriptures and
building characters.
He stressed need OF reverence,
love and trust In God.
Following a white elephant auc-
ton delicious refreshments were
served to climax a very interesting
evening.
At the May meeting the nomina-
ton OF officers will be voted. 1t
will be at the home OF Mrs. Max
Miller, 2060 Ellsworth Rd.
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Men. Present
Program

The men OF Prospect School Par
ent Teachers Association presented
the program at the regular meeting
Thursday. It was in the nature Of
impromptu acts. which included
reading and comic musical quartet
numbers. and Charles Fagin enter
tanned with a magician act. Edwin
Ensign. president. presided at the
business session. during which com.
mittee reports were given.
Parents and teachers OF grade .
were in charge OF the refreshments.
The second grade pupils were
awarded the book. which is given
to the grade that has the mos: par
ents present.
DR.. NJ. X. Thomson will be fsa-
tured at the next regular meeting.
May /. He will talk on What is
Happening to the American
Home?"
A special business meeting OF the
Association has been called for Apr.
II at 1880 p. m. at the school.
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PRESBYTERIANS PLAN
FUTURE ACTIVITIES

stead, program; Mrs. Arnold Wizard.
reporter.
Arrangements were made for a
rummage sale. Apr. IS and &c and
10 clean the kitchen. Apr. 26. Mrs.
Niles reported that the group made
six gowns for Boyer hospital last
year and gave 500 to the church
for remodeling.
Mrs. Arnold Wizard led the devo-
lions reading from st, John. also
poem by Longfellow. Song Of
the Birds, followed by prayer.
what Is the Bible?" was the
topic for the program arranged by
Mrs. Holstead. Mrs. John Shep-
herd was welcomed as a new mem
Der. Refreshments were served
the IA members present from a lace
covered table. Mrs. Niles poured.
The committee was Mrs. II. Nc
Niece, Mrs. II. Keller and Mrs.
Strang. Mrss c. Richards was a
visitor.
Misses Winnifsed Bergstrom and
Rachel Fowler were hostesses for
the meeting of group five at their
home at s o'clock. Eleven we're
present. Plans were outlined for
meetings for the coming year. and
Miss Glennys LeBarr was appointed
chairman for the ways and means
committee. Plans for a picnic in
June to be In charge Of the execu-
tive committee, were discussed.
The meeting was opened with de-
votions relating to Palm Sunday,
led by Miss Helen Crawford. Re-
freshments were served after the
meeting. The May meeting will
be with Mrs. william Swihart.
Group four met at the home OF
Mrs. J. S. Lathers with IA present.
Devotions were given by Mrs. Mil
dred Bender. A substantial dona-
ton was made to the cancer fund,
and II was decided to bring ma
terial for Philippine War Relief
clothing. An Easter lily is to be
purchased for the church pulpit for
Easter.
The group discussed the clean.
ing OF the church dining room and
kitchen. For the program follow
ing, Mrs. Lathers gave a condensa'
ton Of an article from a current
magazine called THE China Leg
end. This was accompanied by
snapshots taken by an American
soldier while on duty in China.
Mrs. Bender assisted the hostess
in serving refreshments.
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Harold Augustus. baked goods, and
Mrs. John Drum, publicity.
Mrs. Arthur Howard reported
that the toy cart, which was given
by the league to Boyer Hospital, Is
greatly appreciated by the person
mel OF the hospital and the children.
The league expects TO keep the
contents Of the cart In condition.
The members we're requested to
bring any recent books they may be
able TO spare, to the next meeting
for the library cart the league will
equip for the hospital.
Mrs. Clare Ruthruff was ap-
pointed to work with Mrs. H. Worth
in helping Williams House, De
troit. an Episcopal home for girls.
The next meeting will be May 9
at the home OF Mrs. Edward Sweet.
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Delinquency Topic
Of Local Mems Club

How 10 combat Juvenile delin-
quency, was again discussed by the
Ypsilanti Mems Club, Thursday
evening in the Presbyterian Church
dining room. Leading UP to this
discussion, the four preceding
meetings were devoted to speak
ers from outside the club. who gave
their views on ways to solve ju-
venile delinquency from the stand
point OF their professions. With
these thoughts in mind, It was de-
cided to back the war memorial
committee 100 per cent in their
project, also to help II. Harrison Of
the city recreation committee. II
was decided to form a six man
committee to cooperate with Judge
James Breakey in rehabilitatine
youths who have already come in
contact with the law.
After the meeting. Charles Hart
and committee served a light lunch.
Bert Harrison presided at the
meeting.
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Groups two. three four and five
OF the Presbyterian Women's Union
made plans for future activities
and committee reports were read
at afternoon and evening meet
ings. Thursday at the home OF
members.
Group two was entertained In
the home of the new chairman. Mrs,
Wilbur T. Best. Fifteen members
including two new members and
two guests attended and discussed
projects for the month and the
coming year.
Last month two boxes Of food
and clothing were sent TO Protes-
tant family in Italy. A letter was
sent TO the recipients and all are
eagerly awaiting an answer tc
learn more of the size OF the fam
lily and Its needs. Each group of
the church women is cooperating
in this project and sending box.
Old clothing and materials were
contributed and will be used in
making clothes for Philippine re-
lief. This is n project of the Wo-
mems Union as whole.
Cancer pads are to be made and
sent this mouth TO Detroit. This
work will be continued through
out the year.
Mrs. Z. Warren Cakes, program
chairman for the day chose as her
topic, AT the Lords Table. stres-
sing worldwide communion on
Palm Sunday. Christ as the host
and what il should mean to every
one.
Two new members, Mrs. Eugene
Calder and Mrs. j. p. Simpson were
welcomed into the group. Mrs.
Laurence Milbourne. new president
of the Women's Union for 1861,
and Mrs. Ronald Nissly we're guests.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
A. J. Johnson, co-chairman, who
served dainty refreshments.
The next meeting will be a May
breakfast on May in the home Of
Mrs. ]. d. Earl. 419 N. Adams st.
Committee chairmen for the COM
ing year we're appointed at the
meeting OF group three at the home
OF Mrs. Eugene Strang. Mrs. Char
les Niles. chairman. appointed Mrs.
Thomas Bird. flower chairman;
Mrs. James Hart. apron; Mrs. r.
II. Nissly. and Mrs. Hart, tele-
phone: Mrs. II. Keller. project
sales; Mrs. X. h. Poster. person
ality stationery; Mrs. Flora Bur
CESS. devotions; Mrs. A. ". Hol-
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OFFICERS ELECTED
BY BAPTIST WOMEN

president: Mrs. Charles sprague,
Nsecretary; Mrs. Graeme Conrad,
treasurer.
Announcement was made OF the
annual church meeting and dinner,
May s. and the annual association
meeting with luncheon at noon,
May ?. Mrs. Leroy Thayer presid-
ed and welcomed the visitors, Rev.
Garther Robertson. pastor OF the
Second Baptist Church and ~ mem
bers OF his congregation, Miss
Goodgame. OF the Gleis Center,
who brought Rev. NJ. ]. Bennett.
Mrs. Henrietta milestone, pianist,
and her singers, Mrs. Helen Moore,
Mrs. Pearl Floyd and Mrs. Villa
mae Adams, Detroit. and from this
city. Mrs. Gertrude Abbey, Mrs.
l.. r. Morningstar. Mrs. Kenneth
Simon and Mrs. Harry Lee.
Miss Goodgame entertained her
listeners with an account Of the
work carried on at the Gleiss Cen
ter and OF her many duties on a
busy day.
AS the opening Of the meeting,
Mrs. Burnie Rossback conducted
the deyotions, using as her theme
Courage. Mrs. Walter Evans Of
fered prayer, which was followed
by the Lords Prayer repeated in
unison.
The group was favored with a
piano selection played by Miss
Dorothy Ann Lee, the third move
ment Of the Moonlight Sonata by
Beethoven.
An effective love gift dedication
service was conducted by Mrs. War
rem Jackson, chairman. as the love
gifts a missionary project. were
brought to the front and placed
in a basket
The committee, Mrs. Charles
Smith, Mrs. H. o. Woodbury.. Mrs.
Daisy Elliott and Mrs. Wilmot Al
len served refreshments of tea anG
cakes. Mrs. Motive Smith. also
on the committee, was unable to
be present. Mrs. Richard Harner
and Mrs. Ralph Mcdonald poured.
The next meeting will be a May
at the church.
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Plans Outlined by
West Side Circle

The West Side Circle Of the Dor
cas- Society OF the Lutheran Church
made arrangements for the enter
tainment to follow the regular
meeting OF the general Dorcas So
ciety, May 3 at the church. Mrs.
Carl Hornberger was hostess and
Mrs. Christian Hornberger led the
devotions. reading Psalm II.
Mrs. Henry Howard and Mrs.
Paul Weinlander will be co-chsir-
men OF the entertainment for the
society meeting, May 3.
Social time was enjoyed and re-
freshments we're served by the
hostess. The next meeting will be
May 3 with Mrs. Ross Hall.
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Congreg ational
Women Guests

At the social evening sponsored
by the cabinet OF the Women's Eel
lowship OF the Congregational
Church. for all women Of the con-
gregstion. Wednesday evening in
the church psrlors. guests received
gay tulip name cards as they ar
rived and were welcomed by the
hostesses Mrs. James Mohler, Mrs.
Noel Speer. Mrs. W. Van Wegen
and Miss Fannie Beal. After a hall
hour Of visiting, Mrs. Harold Louns-
berry, president OF the club, opened
the program with a friendly greet
ing. Mrs. William Fitch introduced
Miss Lois Wiseman who sang
There is a Green Hi Far Away
by Gounod. and "Hossnna' by era
nier. She was accompanied By Miss
Virginia Smith at the piano.
In keeping with the Easter sea
son. Mrs. Atwood McAndrew read
verses from 81. Mark.
Mrs. James Bell then reviewed
the play. Family Portrait by
Lenore Coffee and William Joyce
Cowan. The audience reaffirmed
It's faith by singing the hymn,
Faith OF Our Fathers" with Mrs.
McAndrew accompanying at the
piano and Mrs. D. H. Moffett lead
ing the singing
Mrs. ]. Milton Hover and her re-
freshment committee, Mrs. Martha
Nelson, Ms. Duane Crittenden.
Mrs. Alden Buckler, Mrs. Curtis
Bassett and Mrs. George Adams.
served delicious refreshments o.
coffee and frosted cakes. Mrs. Cor
don Speer and Mrs. Paul Samson
poured at the lace covered coffee
table. The floral centerpiece Of ma
donna lilies, iris and pink tree OF
China blossoms, was especially eff
fective.
The general planning committee
for the evenings entertainment
was Mrs. Robert Daley, Mrs. Mot
felt and Mrs. Fitch. The tulip name
cards we're made by Mrs. John
Shepherd and her decorating com
mittee, Mrs. Roland Raab and Mrs.
Moffett.
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Deaths
JOHN .WllMOTT

York, Mich.-John Wilmot, 81.
passed away Thursday noon at
his home. 1850 Ridge Road. York
Township. He was born February
10, 1865 in Florence, N. Y, the
son of Emerson and Margaret
Wilmott. He came to Michigan
when a young man, and married
Miss Esther May Southworth. jan
uary is. 1895, at New Port. Mich.
They moved to the farm near
Mooreville. where he had resided
for the past 40 years. Mrs. VIII
mott passed away December ".
1888. A daughter. Mrs. Jeanette
Baker. died June 30, 1880.
He is survived by one son. Will
liam Haven Wilmott, Pontiac, one
daughter, Mrs. Clayton Butler. or
the home: one brother. Frank Will
mott. Utica, N. y; and one sister.
Mrs. Henrietta Handy, Camden, N.
Y.
Funeral services will be at the
Milan Stevens and Bush Funeral
Home at 2:3O D. M. Sunday. Bu-
rial will follow in lakewood Gem
etery, Saline.
Friends may call at the funeral
home.
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.DorcaS Circle Has
All Day Meeting

Twelve members OF the Tillie
Tackmann circle OF the Dorcas So
clety Of the Lutheran Church gath
cred for an all day meeting at
the church. Thursday. Plans were
made at the business meeting, to
serve the Easter breakfast for the
choir. and to serve the refresh
ments for the Dorcas Society meet
ing In May. Six visitors were
present. The meeting was opened
with repetition OF the Apostles
Greed in unison.
The May meeting will be with
Mrs. Lillian Blossy.
After a wedding trip in Canada,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Baltzell are
at home in their apartment at 943
Sheridan Ave.
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The Baptist Womens Union
elected new officers for the com
ing year at the April business
meeting. which was followed by
an interesting and informative
talk by Miss Fannie Goodgsme Of
the Gleis Memorial Center, Detroit
Thursday evening in the social
hall Of the church.
After the reading OF the report
Of the nominating committee by
Mrs. Oliver Huston. the officers
we're elected Mrs. Charles Alban,
president: Mrs. Earl Studt, vice
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Prepare EGGS

Several members OF Girl Scout
Troop IS and their leader, Mrs.
Estella Madison, met in the home
economics room at Harriet School
Thursday afternoon and cooked and
colored eggs for the Easter egg
shower for Percy Jones Hospital.
They we're: Robena Williams. Eta
Madison. Peggy Harry. Annabelle
Erwin. Betty Kennedy. Johnnie Mae
Huffman. Willie Jean Allen, and
Mary Louise Nicely.
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Start Folk Dances

Teen-age residents of Willow
Village and Lay Garden will con
duct the first OF a weekly folk
dance and recreation night tonight
S to 1O:45 p. m. in the Village Com
munity Building. Chairman OF to
nights event Is Carol Marie Fensch
assisted by Wanda Coleman. who is
in charge OF refreshments. Ronald
Cazier will supervise games and
dance instruction.
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Hostess to Club

Mrs. Gardner Huelett was hostess
for the meeting OF the p. b. Bunco
Club at her home, Thursday eve
ming. Prize winners for bunco were
Mrs. Arthur Nicely. Mrs. william
Fleming and Mrs. Warren Hill. The
house prize went to Mrs. Cora Un-
derwood. Later In the evening the
group ate chicken In the rough.
Next week the club will meet with
Mrs. Leon Fuller.
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Favor State Child Cara

The principle OF joint federal and
state child health committee OF the
Grand Aerie. FOE. according 10 an.
nouncement by f. Messner. presi-
dent OF the Ypsilanti Aerie. No.
1850. FOE. The local Child Health
committee cooperating with the
national committee Is composed or
Larry Oitersdorf, Gerald Faust and
John McCrea.
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Attends Convention

Mrs. Charles Cleary attended the
three-day convention OF the Mich
igan Federation OF Women's Clubs
in Detroit, as a representative OF
the Ladies' Literary Club. Ypsi.
lanti. The main speaker OF the con-
ventlon, Mrs. J. l.. Blair Buck.
Richmond, Va. first vice president
OF the General Federation. was the
main speaker at the convention.
which was attended by approx
mately 500 delegates.