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FARMS FOR SALE.

SUBURBAN ESTATE, near. Olney. Nd,
100 acres, large house. 3 baths, recently
remodeled, beautiful setting in gorgeous
grove of trees. overlooks Olney Inn: Sey-
eral smaller properties available. inclua-
ing 50-acre property, good house, bed
rooms. barn and other outbuildinss, mod
ern: only $4,000: reasonable terms
PERSON. Olney, Md. Phone Ashton 3s2S
100 ACRES, with 2.OOO-ft. frontage on
Route 90 also frontage, on good side rd.
Large country home, electricity; suitable
for farming, excellent for subdiyiding.
Only 81 miles from D. c. Here is one
really low priced piece of land, at $22,500.
MISS KING, CHI. 0723.
BEAUTIFUL small suburban farm, nearby
Md.-Well-built center-hall planned home,
room, kitchen. bedroom, den, full hath
and inclosed porch ON Ist floor: end door
has large bedrooms and bath: all mod
only n mi. from the District line. Priced
reasonable. r. 9. DUNME, AT. $500
go
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PROPOSALS..

tober 81 1916 Sealed proposals will be
received until 2 pm. November !. 1916.
and then publicly opened for the construc-
t.on of Stormwater Sewers, vicinity of
Alabama ave and Bowen rd. Sc. Pro-
posals plans and specifications may be
obtained in Room 421, District Bldg go
FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY, Public Build
Oct. 22. 1946-Sealed bids in duplicate
will be publicly opened in this office at
pm. Nov. ~, 194f for air conditioning,
Building. Washington. D. c. Drawing and
specifications may be obtained al this Of
fee. and must be returned to this Office
be in the discretion of the Commissioner
of Public Buildings w. E. REYNOLDS.
Commissioner of Public Buildings, Federal
Works Agency. -26
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VETERANS 24-HOUR SERVICE; moving
and hauling of all kinds, by hour or
load: dumps, vans. stakes: reasonable
rates; contract work solicited. HC. 9700
%.
VAN TRUCK, any type of moving and
hauling Call PARKS, AID. 1897. 26.
VETERANS white, hauling il2-ton panel
truck, with driver: day or night; job
day or week. Hillside 1T53. 26s
VETERAN DESIRES household moving and
general hauling; vans, sta kes and panels;
reasonable FIR. $3.50, Ext. ~. -5
1-TON PANEL, with driver. light moving,
hauling and delivery: reasonable rates
Ii. 1907. 1874 Trinidad ave. ne. 81
VAN TRUCK, large or small Jobs expert
enced help, prompt service: reas. rates:
local and long distance. TIA. 1897. 20"
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

STORES. WAREHOUSES;, OFFICEs-spe-
properties; will build to suit your require
ments. We have SO locations in the Metro
pelitsn area; retail and wholesale. LOUIS
newly redecorated; 500 For appointment,
DETACHED WHITE BRICK: 1st CONNER
cial; ideal for doctor, dentist, other COM
mercial uses. Will remodel basement to
suit. Rent whole or part. Ii. S64S. 80
IS 18th ST. S.E.-Building suitable for
store, ofdces OF. living quarters; owner will
REMODEL to snit tenant store aPsrtmen5 Pa TN
as an entirety only For further informa-
aS soso. sos MI sHocK28 SSeasG98 e MooRHEAb,
SoSsh sIcoNb COMMERCIAL. 100 block of
lish basement, lot 17x89 to wide alley.
large garage on rear Of property; just re-
podeled; rent S175 month, mnth Gall aM,4G Mt;
$EYoH. INC, 92T 18th st, NV s.,;s;o m2a :
LARGE BAsMT.-3 rms. bath: additional
small fr. rm. and fr garage if desired. Q
st., nr. Dup. Circle. MI. 1898 or RA. 1047.
WILL REMODEL. to suit substantial tenant
on long-term lease; large downtown build
ing Call Mr.. Allen, with TABLER, INC,
1913 NJ ST. NV. RE. 5000. -27
460 N. 7. AVE. NV, corner 5th-Attrac-
tive dble. corner. 1000 to $500 SO. it.
available. Call Ma. 2212. by
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AUTO PAINTING.

AUTO PANTNG-Complete job, S35 up,
work guaranteed. GILBERT, 4102 Pa.
BEST MATERIALS used, reasonably priced,
car loaned to responsible party. Georgia
ave. AUToMoTIyE SERVICE. 3610
LET Us PAINT YoUR CAR with DUPONT
lacquer;, no, synthetics or .enamels used
our work fully guaranteed: three-day Sery-
LARD'S GARAGE g. PAINT SHOP, rear
1910 14th st. NV. AID, $3.50. RI
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

FACTORY BUILT. sizes I2x20 and 20X20
STRAND BUILT, overhead doors. Easy
terms, immediate delivery. Visit our dis
play OF models. 1109 Jefferson Davis hwy,
day and holidays. or phone ia. 1854
AGAR GARAGE, S0x20. metal siding and
roof wood frame; TO be dismantled and
moved by buyer. UN 22f5 q
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4
FUTURE.

ADAM A. WEsCHLER 4 SON. auctioneers
Estate sale of 1897 Chevrolet sedan;
Serial No. 14GBl2-6297, Engine No 24I54
BY auction at Weschler's, 9O5 st. NV,
Tuesday. Oct. %, 1916, 10 am. Terms:
Cash. Eleanor C. B. Gookin. administra-
trix, estate Edward r. Gookin. Admnistra-
ton No. 1876. Jacob N Halper, attorney,
Investment Bldg
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|Goren on Bridge
North and South vulnerable. South
deals.

| opening ledd, king OF SPACES.
We never grow tired of Witness
ing well designed bits of camoufiage.
In today's hand West perpetrated a
trather ingenious SWindle, which, to
be sure, should not have succeeded,
but due to one touch of mental lazi-
ness that afflicted the declarer ii
worked according to plan.
South opened with two diamonds,
being perfectly willing to commit
| the hand to game even with trick
less partner. A mere preference IN
one of the minors would provide
him with some sort of play for game,
and a high honor il one of the
minor suits, would mako prospects
for fulfllment anything but dismal
! West oVercalled with two spades
and North raised to three diamonds.
South now showed his second suit,
and West realizing that the oppos-
ton was on its way to siam, and
that the location of the queen of
clubs might be vital factor in the
fulfllment of the eventual contract.
tried to create the impression that
he was short in clubs by bidding
four hearts. If doubled he had
natural escape to four spades.
The bidding then proceeded to
slam and West opened the king of
spades and shifted to the queen Of
hearts. South drew two rounds Of
trumps and then stopped to count.
"West apparently had two five card
ma jors, and followed TO two dia-
monds, hence he had only one club"
On this line of reasoning, declarer
played to the king of clubs and back
to the jack When the flneSSe lost he
was sunk.
South had been lazy about 1t all
True enough there was some merit
to his theory, but why not ruff out
a heart in the closed hand Just to
lcheck up on the count? When West
fails to follow to the third heart,
the cat will be out Of the bag. He
will then be known to have had
doubleton diamond and a doubleton
heart, so that it would become i'm
probable that he had but a singleton
CLUB.
| Copyright, 1876 by Charles H Goren)
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LETTER-OUT

Remove one letter from each word and
arrange to spell the word called for.
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed 1t. II you have
"Letered-Out" correctly it's q warm drink.
Answer TO Yesterdays Letter-0ut.
80 FIDGETS-GIFrED (talented).
(H BULKHEAD-BAUL,KED trefused).
(I) ERRATIC-CRATER (big holel.
{V) DEVISER-RESIDE tdweiD.
(E ESCAPE-CAPES points. geog).
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GARAGES WANTED

NAVAL OFFICER needs garage space.
IS4-R, Star. 27s
WANTED-A garage for one car within
half mile of Connecticut ave. and Cali
fornia st. North 1910. EXT. 800. 27'
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INvEsrMENr PROPERTY WANTED.

BROKER wants direct listings Of good
gross rent. expenses. Box 23-R, Star -2S
INVESTOR WANTS to puy from owner
dition; will pay all cash. Box 343-G, Star.
-27
WANTED-20 to 30 unit apartment bldg.
Must be modern and well located. Submit
to Mrs Mcnamara, with J. DALLAS
GRADY & SONS, DI. $3.50; eve. WI. 1921.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

In cooperation tDith OPA, ad-
pertisements under Automobiles for
Sale must include make, year,
model, body type, price and state
ment "Withtn OPA Ceiling"
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LEGAL NOTICES
LEVI H. DAVID, ALAN B.. DAVID,
Attorneys. Bond Building.

LEVI n. DhtID, hkItN D. DAVID
Attorneys. Bond Building.
Filed Oct. IL, 1916, Charles E. Stewart,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. OF THE
United States for the District of Colum.
MARGARET Sipe, Apt. |. 1890
A St.. Sc. Washington, D. c.. Plaintiff
vs.. Floyd Arthur Sipe. Last known
mond, California. Defendant 36so5.
The object of this suit is to obtain Q
decree of divorce a vinculo mstrimonil
for plaintiff against defendant on the
plantif by defendant. On motion of the
plaintiff, 1t is this ! lth day of October.
1916. ordered that the defendant Floyd
Arthur, Sipe cause his, appearance, to be
entered herein on or before the fortieth
day. exclusive of Sundays and legal holt
days. occurring after the day. of the first
cause viii be proceeded with as in case
be published once a week for three sue
cessive weeks in the Washington Law
Reporter, and The Evening Star news
paper before said day. (S) T. ALAN
Justice, Seal Attest;
p, CONNEIII, Deputy Clerk ocl2,lg,2t
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.. ROBERT l.. MARSHALL,
5sid Ss,id Kansas n., Ave wv; Washinstcn. D: G.
IN ,,E THE spIsTRIeT COURT OF THE
Msea e Craze Rs APRsssGn MkoxsP Of Arens rSas
;t, shelita Wllikowski. Marx Edward viii
No. 37295-Louis Wilikowski, also known
y,s,,,I as Louis WolkofI. aiso known as LOUIS
WillieofSky: anu also known as Louis Wills;
Wolkoff, also known as Grace Wnlicofsks.
sI snd also known as Grace Wills; Arlene
sri.ns bta also known
shelia WIS; and Mark Edward Wiiikowsia
also sso taSsn anSsn MsT MsTk Eswsra Edwsa
Millicotsky, also known as Mark Edward
WIS WIS. rY,, BY their father and next friend
Tor ludgment changing their names to
II,lI LoIis wills; Grace wills. Arlene. .shelia
snnisd Wl5li; and ID Ne MARI Edward wills and hayins
cation OF the notice required by law in
sue Saeh cases, a, it is BY the Court: this 18Th
persons concerned show cause. If any
November. 1916 why the p prayers Ss Of oSy said ID
}yided; That a COPY Of this order sef be pub pub
hshed once week for three consecutive
geek. yeeks before said day in The Evening
s. r ALAN GoIpssoRoUGHN dtaS NsRHtiee justice
STEWART. Clerk. BY CLARA F. CON
ALFRED GALBLUM. e95e End st. S,E-,
Washington. ID. C.
Filed Oct. 25, 1946. Charles E. Stewart
IN. THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
J.. United States for the District OF Co.
lumbla:-1n Re Application of Alfred Gal
blum, Florence Louise Galblum and Pamela
Louise Galblum. by and through her next
friend friend and father. Alfred Galblum. for
Alfred Galblum. Florence Louise Galblum
and Pamela Louise Galblum having filed .
complaint for. Judgment changing their
name from Alfred Galblum to Alfred Ar
thur Gallen; Florence Louise Galblum to
Florence Louise Gallen: and Pamela Louise
Galblum to, Pamela Louise Gallen and
having applied to the Court for an order
Of publication of the notice required BY
law IN such cases. 1t is by the Court
that all persons concerned show cause, if
az any nnre, there be- on or before the id day
said COMPLAINT should not be granted
PrCvided; That a copy of this order be
published once a week for three consecu-
tive weeks before said day in The Evening
Star and the washington Law Reporter.
Seal A True Copy Test: CHARLES
+; STEWART. Clerk. By CLARA F. CON-
NELL. Deputy Clerk, oco6 no2q
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TAxIS FOR RENT.
AUTe TRUCKS foR SALE.

PLYMOUTH TAXICAB 1871. in excellent
condition. for rent 10 responsible driver.
Call TRs a9:1S -3T ~
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sI30 PA. AVE. N.W.-Business center Can
be made suitable for Offices, dental or
medical labs. ETC.. 3-story brick with
stores: 2 apts.. 2-story gar. in rear: lot
26x117 to 30-ft alley. No leases: terms.
Corner 2001 LIST st. nw-3-story brick.
store.. two 5rn. and bath apts.; oil heat;
good location.
Georgia ave. n.w.-Ideal corner location.
3 stores. 2 apts.. with parking lot adjoin-
ing; lot 50x1S5: suitable for large gas
station or business development. MICHAEL
WALSH & SON, 1911 Eye st. NV, RE
COLORED-1IO Fl. fronting Alabama
ave. s.e.-4s.O00 50. IT. Of land adapted
to colored apartments, at -35c per so it.
ARcHE II. DANIELS, DI. s1s9; ewes.
GIL. 4060. -26
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
WANTED-1st comm. property, in good
NV. sec, up to 100000. Box 50-R, Star.
znd.coMMERcIAL PROPERTY, 90 #. by
40 #. floor space with water and cleo
tricity. Southeast or Northeast preferable.
TR.. 1853. -26
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MARK C. BOWsHER, Attorney,


DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia,
Holding Probate Court t-Estate Of Alice
tration Docket 143-Application having
been made herein for probate of the last
will and testament Of said deceased by
Rosetta A. Bilbrey, it is ordered this 18th
day OF october, AID. 1946, that Wilbur
Campbell. Alice Campbell Armstrong, Vir-
appear in said Court on Monday, the 25th
day of November. AID. 1946, at 1000
o'clock am, to show cause why such sp-
notice hereof be published in the Wash
ington Law Reporter" and The Evening
weeks before the return day herein men
toned. the first publication to be not less
than thirty days before said return day.
Witness. the Honorable BOLTTHA j. LAWS,
Chief Justice of said Court. this 18th day
OF October. AID. 1916. 'SealD Attest:
THEODORE COGSWEIL. REGISTER Of Wills
for the District OF Columbia, Clerk of the
Probate Court. oc19.26no2
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FARMS FOR RENT.
FARMS WANTED.

GROOM HOUSE, 100 acres, / mile from
poolesville, Md; tenant to furnish i'm
elements OIL 4bI5 -2I
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JESSE LEE HALL, Attorney,
OLE IEiL IL

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia,
Holding a Probate Court. = Estate OF
Charles w. Jones, Deceased.-No. 6s,02l,
Administration Docket l44 - Application
having been made herein for probate Of
the last will and, testament Of said de-
ceased. and for letters testamentary on
said estate. by Hilma c. Jones Ii is
ordered this 9Th day OF October AID.
1896. that Herbert Jones. also known as
Herbert D. D'Orsey and as Robert H. d Orsey
and all others concerned. appear in said
Court on Monday. the 25th day OF Novem-
ber. AID. 1916. at 1000 O'Clock A M, to
show cause why such application should
not be granted; Let notice hereof be pub
and The Evening star" once in each OF
three. successive weeks before the return
day herein mentioned, the first publica-
tion to be not less than thirty DAYS before
SAID return day. Witness. the Honorable
BOLITHA ]. LAWS, Chief Justice OF said
Court, this 18th day OF October AID
1916 tSeal.) Attest: THEODORE COGS-
WELL: Register Of Wills for the District
of Columbia. Clerk OF the Probate Court.
cH
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MONEY WANTED.

RENT SMALL FARM, up to 30
acres, livable house, within 30 miles
RE. 4l42. Ext. 1896, weekdays
or write BOX 3ES-R. Star.
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Uncle Ray S Corner

terrific fury.
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Natures Children

(Copyright, 1896, by Charles H Cor
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NASH WANTED will pay the highest
cash dollars: any make, any model
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES. R. l. ave. at
Goth St ne Adams S344
HIGH CASH OFFER-Don't
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-12
Along the Street

Gloria and Ernestine LaFontin'
daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs. z. j.
LaFontin, Ernie's Ice Cream store
have returned 10 school at the ST
Joseph's Academy in Adrian after
a three week mid-winter holiday.
Col. W. A. Bergin, Mason, who
recently visited for few days with
his sist or, Mrs. Carrie NJ. CHADWICK
Ypsilanti Piano Company. has re
turned TO the employ OF the state
Conservation Department, after re
Gently being retired from the U. >.
Army with the permanent rank Of
colonel. A former resident OF fpsi-
lanti, his work at present confines
him in the vicinity OF Ypsilanu.
Guy Averill, Bomber Restaurant
il spending a few days In Chicago
visiting with friends with whom he
served while in the Army. He Is
expected 70 return the first par.
Of the week.
After changing about a month
ago 10 handling Standard Oil pro
ducts. Anderson and Deck service.
Friday began the repainting oil
their station in the cream and blue
coIors OF the Standard Oil Com
pany. Tentative plans at present In
clude the expansion Of both build
ing and service In the spring.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-12
Contract Bridge
in Second Night

The second meeting OF players
enrolled in the City duplicate con
tract bridge tournament OF the win
ter season took place Friday eve
ming in Charles McKenny Hall.
There were an additional number
OF former tournament players there
along with many members OF the
younger set who have not attended
before. giving an added Iest to the
play.
Prize winners in section one with
score OF 49iz points were MI
and Mrs. Stanley Norton. In second
place were Mrs. James VI. Brown
and Mrs. Paul Hayward, scoring
As points. Third place was won by
Mrs. Agnes Matthews and Miss
Florence Matthews, with score o.
AN.
In section two, high score went
to Mrs. owen Cleary and Mrs.
Charles Cleary. with 36 points. Mrs.
walter Wisbin playing with Mrs.
Clark NJ. Greenstreet totaled $40
points for second place. In third
place in this section were Mrs. ).
f. Fagerstrom and Jack Lockwood,
with 81 points.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-12
Service Briefs

VETERANS BENEFITS
Scores Of special benefits are
available for war veterans,
widows, and other relatives
Consult Baysrd suehen, dlree.
tor Council Of Veterans A.
fairs, American Legion Home,
III 8. Huron ST., Ypsllantl'
rs Clifford L. Henry is one OF
1924 high point Army veterans
whom the Navy returned from
Pearl Harbor 10 the States for dis
charge aboard the U.S.S. President
Hayes.
A letter dated Dec. 81 on Okina-
wa from Staff Sgt Frank J. Brewer
tells how glad the men overseas
are TO hear from home so far away.
He is on Okinawa and has no idea
when he will be home, as he has
only 40 points. though he has seen
good deal OF service.
nc. RlNudIu Wv o. SNai " 49, :
and Mrs. Ernest Powers, S29 Ann
ST., Is home on furlough from Ran
dolph Field. Texas. He expects to
return January is. to Fort Sheri-
dan. Illinois. to be reassigned from
the Air Corps into the regular
Army.
Pfc. Scott Woods has returned
to Fort Benning, Ga, after a visit
with his parents, DR.. and Mrs. j. j
Woods, Washtenaw Ave.
Roger Heath arrived home Sun
day morning from Camp Atterbury'
Ind. where he received his dis
charge from the Army Pfc. Heath
was a Browning automatic rifle
man In the 10i Infantry division
known as the Timberwolf division
He sailed from LeHavre, France,
after serving 20 months in the Eur
opean theater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Evans have
received word from their son Rob-
ert. that he has arrived safely In
Belgium.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-12
Parents Practice
on First Children

The first two children in the
family serve TO practice on and
from then on. parents can really en-
Joy their offspring" SO stated Leon
ard Menzi In speaking before the
Begole Child Study Club. Wednes.
day.
New parents are SO anxious to
follow he book. he said, that they
have no fleXibility Of routine. They
think they must follow all the set
rules, but by the time the second
child arrives. they know such a
course doesn't work and they are
ready TO try something different.
With the arrival OF the third baby.
parents realize that each child is an
individual. and what works in one
case is all wrong for another young
ster."
Discipline for all ages covers
a lot OF ground, said Mr. Menzi,
but L Is constantly in practice In
any home where there are children,
parents. and grandparents living to-
gether." The aim OF discipline Is TO
educate the child toward subse-
quent self control and self disci'
pine so that he will fit in with
the pattern Of living in his home
and larger groups OF school and
community.
Mr.. Menzi spoke OF various age
levels and especially OF the So
called difficult seventh and eighth
graders who are so full Of pep and
energy that they can hardly ST.
still.
He advised parents not to make
hard and fast rules that must be
kept "or else" but rather TO say
TO their children, this is how /.
should be done" or this is how We
would like to have you do it." I'VE
should understand that sometimes
there are eXtenuating circum-
stances and rules are bound TO be
broken" he said.
He further advised, Love your
youngsters. Although you can do
100 much for a child. you can't love
him TOO much. Have faith in your
child. Let him know that you trust
him. Never accuse him OF untrust-
fitness unless You have proof.
Don't worry about him too much.
II you keep before him the right
kind OF ideals and live those ideals
In your home. your child is certain
to be a child OF whom you can just
ly be proud.
The meeting was held at the
home OF Mrs. Albert Thayer. Mrs.
Clarence Thompson presided at
the business meeting. Several visi-
tors were welcomed and invited to
Join the group. AS a token OF ap-
probation, a gift was presented by
the club to the past president, Mrs.
Alton Hewett. Announcement was
made OF the February s meeting at
the home of Mrs. Wilfred Graub-
ner. Everyone enjoyed the refresh.
ments served by the hostess and
her committee.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-12
Sale Highlights
Meeting

4 White Elephant sale. with Mil
ford Osborn acting as auctioneer,
highlighted the January meeting o.
the Prospect School Parent Teach
ers Association. Thursday evening
a; the school. The sale was for the
purpose OF raising funds to buy
blackout curtains for the school
auditorium, to permit the showing
OF motion pictures during daytime
hours.
In addition 10 the sale, business
session was conducted by Edwin
Ensign, at which time plans were
completed for a card party SEIZED.
uled for January &c in the school.
The party will be open TO the pub
lie.
Thursdays meeting was in charge
Of the fifth grade. and over so
members were present.
Pioneer Day and . box social
will feature the next meeting Of the
Prospect P. T. A. on February s.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-12
TEA SERVED TO
FACULTY DANES

Following a social time In the
faculty lounge OF Charles McKenny
Hall. Friday afternoon. the Faculty
Danes were served refreshments,
Mrs. Russell Cosper and Mrs.
Charles Walcutt presided at the
tea table, which had beautiful
floral centerpiece OF cuttings o.
house plants in various colors, in
Guiding begonias and white mar.
cisus. The artistic flower arrange
ment was the work OF Frank Payne.
Ten ivory candles In two special
candle holders were placed on eth
er side OF the flowers.
Twenty members. including one
new member, Mrs. Hershal Pyle,
were present.
The committee for the afternoon
was Mrs. Henry Owens. chairman.
Mrs. Wallace Magoon. Mrs. Frank
Whitehouse. Mrs. Louis GolcZynski.
Mrs. Harry A. Broad. Mrs. Ralph
Bruce and Mrs. William Wilcox.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-12
Miss Ahde Bailey Married
10 Charles Bone in CbtdagO

The wedding OF Miss Alice Eliza.
beth Bailey. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs, Elwyn II. Bailey. Cambridge
Road. and Chief Yeoman Charles
w. Bone. Us. Navy. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. William II. Bone. Maple
St, took place Friday evening in
Chicago.
The wedding ceremony was cele-
brated by candle ligh: at the lngle-
side Methodist Church with Chap
lain o. y. Stands. Lieutenant. L. s.
Navy. conducting the double ring
ceremony.
The bride was lovely in a white
wool dress with gold sequins on
the shoulders. with black acces.
sories. a most becoming off the
.ace hat with gold sequins and
veil. and elbow length gloves. A
personal touch was given by the
wearing Of a gold bracelet which
had been worn by the brides moth.
er on her own wedding day. The