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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-02
Real Estate
Houses For Sale

Harry c. Peet
10 Pearl 81. Phone 1874
FOrR ROOM modern bungalow, gar
age, large lot, On. limerick street
near corner Davis 81. y block
from super Market. $500. Terms,
HAMILTON STREET n room house
complete bath upstairs, stool 10
basement. hardwood floors down.
excellent location for income, one
half block from Michigan Avenue,
$500 Terms.
NEAR ECORsE ROAD on Ford ST,
three room house. stool garage,
S2.675. Terms.
MODERN BRICK apartment house.
four baths, beautiful shruhhery.
fish pond. hot water heat. stoker,
river frontage two springs, very
large garden tract pretty lawn
priced 20 sell. Terms
NEAR MICHIGAN AVENUE on
River street. six room house, fur
mace. close in. $4,000. Terms.
4 BLOCK FROM NORMAL. Seven
room house complete bath, fun
mace. $3.50. Terms
PROSPECT STREET, eight room
house bath. furnace, near Beyer
HOSPITAL. wide lNts AN.N0Nr AeiFuN .
SIX ROOM HOUSE, furnace. large
slightly lot on stewart street near
~ new floors and roof. $1,000.
Terms
WEST CROSS STREET. Il room
modern house fireplace steam
heat stoker. income location near
Normal ard stores, garage. posses
SION % days Reasonable price
Terms 81 500 down.
EAST CROSS STREET, seven room
modern house, large lot, completely
farm shed. $3.50. Terms.
HOLMES ROAD, five room modern
house. furnace, hardwood floors.
two car garage, chicken house,
$500. Terms
PACKARD ROAD. four room house.
FUN basement, furnace. five lots.
$500 Terms
TWO ROOM HOUSE, garage. $1,000.
Term $500 down.
NORMAL STREET, west side six
room house. bath. furnace, garage
large lot. $500. Terms.
ECORSE ROAD near Michigan Ave-
nue., seven room house, bath, steam
heat. Priced 70 sell Terms
SUPER GAS STATION CORNERS on
Michigan Ave Also business cor
ners on Ecorse Ed. VIII lease or
sell.
SATISFIED CUSTOMERS ARE OUR
BEST ADVERTISEMENT
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= II. kRNDER. MGR.
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS
FACTORY-TwoF Family Home. Five
Rooms and Bath on each side. Separ-
ate furnaces. Separate garages. In
come 5000 per mo. Must be sold sub
Jet 70 tenants RhtS Price 5000 %
81 10000 cash. Call MIR RISlIEE ass.
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Real Estate
Apartments For Rent

Apartments For Rent
THREE ROOM furnished apartment.
Private entrance and bath. fire
place. 766 Ford St
5 ROOM Furnished Apartment. Prl-
vats bath. $3.50 Michigan Ave
Denton. or call fpsi slsI.
Rooms For Rsnt
ROOMS FOR YOUNG WOMEN. Con
venleut location and well furnished
Privileges. Phone l259-W.
ROOM FOR / OR TWO. or woman ~
snare apartment or separately. AZ
y. Huron ~.
PLEASANT ROOM In private home
for gentleman. Phone l555.W
after 6 ,. m.
2 SLEEPING ROOMS with priyat,
bath connecting Must be clean and
neat. 500 loungs. Phone 3l35-J.
Wanted To Rent
, OR 4 ROOM furn. or unfurn. apt
OR 3li5 Dearborn. Ask for T.. G.
Maston-Rev. charges.
OR ROOM APARTMENT IN city
limits for couple. Write BOX N-39
co Press.
WANTED = HOUSE
SUITABLE FOR BOOMERS
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Houses For Rent
MIDDLE AGED COUPLE to share
my home free In return for light
Homework. Cali l2s0-W mornings
Houses For Sale
. ROOMS. all modeEn. S bedrooms,
large lot. one OF tIe better class
homes. Can be bought for $500,
$500 down. Should he seen u
you are looking for nice home.
I ROOM HOUSE in Wayne 5000.
$500 down.
4 ROOMS AND ONE ACRE $3.50.
$500 down
S ROOMS, Allen ST. Some furnl-
ture. $4,000.
Is ACRES, Lincoln School strict,
$1,000. $4,000 down.
II ROOMS modern, apis, in-
come 7el0 per month. All rent
ed $4,000. 5000 down.
Il ROOMS. W. Cross St $50.
part cash.
I ROOMS, Jerome St $500.
30 ACRES. room house. stan
garage Barn and chicken coop.
Paved road. $500.
8 ROOM HOUSE. West Park. Elec-
trio, shower. toilet 80 foot lot.
5000. $500 down.
For Lots See DUPONT
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REALTORS
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Legal Notices
ORDER APPOINTING TIME PoH
NEARING CLAIMS

80. 1886
STATE or MICHIGAN. The Pro-
hate Court for tho County OF Wash
teuaw.
Ata session % sara Court. reid at
tie Probate office ~ - city %
Ann Nrbnr. ir the said county. on
Tie Stu day OF December. 4. u. l9fl.
rre-en, Honorable Jay g Pray.
judge o. Probate
f. fre Matter ~ tho Estate OF
Z. Rodgers sylvester, Deceased
20 appearing Co tie Court tIit the
time for pres utatiOn o. claims
against said estate should he limit
ed ard mat Tine and place be an
pointed 10 receive. examine AMI adj
inst al claims and demands against
"a a deceased by and before said
Court
II j. Ordered. That creditors Of
said deCea Sed are required 10 present
their claims 10 said Court A. sad
Probate office on orr before the 2Sfl
dan ~ February A. ~. 1855 at ton
o'clock lu t'o forenoon. said
tine and place being hereby APP
pointed Tor TIE examination and adj
lIstmeut OF an claims and demands
against said deceased
n IS urther Ordered. That pub g
notice thereof be given by pubnca-
ton Of copy or tuis order Tor thres
successive weeks IRE ions 10 sad
day OF Tearing. In tie YSsiisnti
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jaw @. Pray. Judge OF Probate
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-25
CHICAGO DEFEATS
DETROIT, AZ TO 6
Bears Capture Western Dr.
vision Crown OF National
Loop

NEW YORK. Nov. 24-UD-Chi-
Cages Bears captured the West
ern division championship in the
National Football league and the
New York Giants moved one notch
closer to the eastern title Sunday
as the professional. circuit smash
ed its attendance record for the
second straight year.
The Bears walloped the Detroit
Lions, 42-6, at Chicago to clinch
the western crown for the eighth
time and qualify tc meet the east
ern winner for the league champ
ionship Dec. Is.
They got some timely cooperation
from the Chicago Cardinals, who
stopped Green Bays Packers, 24-6,
end the Boston Yanks, who crush
ed the defending champion Los
Angeles Rams, 1921, eliminating
what chances either Of them had of
overtaking the Bears.
The Eastern division race was
still a touch and go affair, although
the Giants boosted their lead to
a -uu game by shading the Pitts
oteelers, 10, at the Polo Grounds.
Washington's Redskins replaced
the Steelers in second place by
knocking the Philadelphia Eagles
out OF the running, 27-10, at Phila-
delphia.
The Steelers, who have only one
more game to r.ay while other
eastern teams have two. still can
gain a tie for the the Eastern title
and there is a possibility OF a two
way Or a three-way deadlock.
But all indications are that the
eastern crown will be riding on
the outcome Of the Redskin-Giant
tcssle here on DECEMBER 8.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-25
BOSSES
WILL MEET TODAY
Wildcat Dispute Holds Up
Maritime Peace On
Pacific Coast

SEATTLE, Nov. "a. LIP Fed.
eral Cancellation service officials
announced Sunday a Monday morn.
ing meeting between employer rep.
resentatives and officials of the
AFL Checkers association, involv-
ed in a local dispute which has
kept Puget Sound waterfronts idle
as other Pacific coast ports pre-
pare to resume normal maritime
operations.
Spokesman for the union and
the Washington Waterfront EN-
ployers' association said there had
been mo change" in their dead
lock over new contract proposals
for employing checkers, supervi-
sors or super-cargoes. They will
meet Monday at 10 a. m. (PST).
Token picketing was being car
ried on Sunday by the checkers.
Burt Nelson. chairman for the CIC
Northwest Committee for Maritime
unity, said the CIO maritime work
ers, whose dispute was settled
this week, would respect AFL pick
ct lines.
At issue is the employers insist
ence on the right to determine
when checkers are to be hired and
their number, and the unions de-
mand for joint determination OF
such hiring requirements.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-25
MORE ABOUT
SELECTED
FROM SPORTS PAGE

INotre Dame and Warren Amline
Of Ohio State.
Conner, 81, 6-3, 225, a transfer
from Holy Cross, was a bulwark II
an unusually strong Notre Dame
line, did yeoman work in holding
Army's Blanchard pretty well In
check in the momentous tie. For
all his size and weight, Conner OF
Chicago is as fast as a lightweight.
Capt. Warren ,Amling OF the
Buckeyes, practically a unanimous
All-America guard a year ago, was
switched to tackle to take up some
of the slack. A resident of Pana.
ILL.,, 81, 5-11h, he packs his 1877
pounds extremely well.
A team is literally on guard with
Weldon Humble of Rice and Alex
Agase of Illinois.
Senior Humble of San Antonio,
Is, 81, PA, is married and plans
to play professionally. In four years
in the Marine Corps, Humble won
the bronze star as a lieutenant on
Okinawa for rescuing a wounded
member of his platoon under fire.
He is an exceptional boxer and a
fair trackman. A terrific blocker
and defensive player, he generally
is accepted as the top lineman in
the Southwest Conference.
Agase used mud, rain and Ohio
State as further stepping stones
toward his third selection as an
All : America. The Evanston lad
was credited with more individual
tackles and assists than any other
Illinois lineman on a day when
the Illini had to stop rs players
from scrimmage. Agase was on the
bottom of virtually every pileup
during two goal line stands
Since early in the season, Agase
of the Orange has played with the
fire and spirit that made him a
hero at Illinois in 1912 and a strong
All-America selection as a marine
trainee at Purdue in '43. No other
Illinois lineman has been credited
with more tackles and blocks. His
leadership was a major factor in
development of the Champaign line
into one of the middle vests most
units.
Veteran sports editor Ed Dan
forth of the Atlanta Journal calls
Paul Duke of Georgia Tech
the best lineman of the year. Duke,
q, 81, 215, matriculated at Tech
in 1943 in the Navy program, fin
ished in three years. l.olds two
engineering degrees. Duke stands
out backing up the line, is a vicious
Ia ckler, the most FORMIDABLE block
er on the squad, blocks an occa-
kick.
Captain last year and spending
MS last season as a postgraduate.
Paul Duke is a quiet, laughing
chap off the field.
Thank goodness that's done, and
hope no one feels sighted.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-25
W0LFPACK MEETS
ELIZABETH CITY
Whiteyille Eleven Drills For
Pasquotank Contest
Thanksgiving Day
By JIGGS POWERS

The Wolfpack of Whiteville High
School, idle so far as games arr
concerned this week, has been let
ting no grass grow under thel'
feet. Coach Earl Brinkley has beer
putting his charges through theii
chores at a vigorous pace, prepar.
ing for their Eastern State Cham
pionship battle with the Elizabeth
City Yellow Jackets. The contest
will be played in the Pasquotank
county capital on Thanksgiving
Day. and will decide the champion
ship of Class A-2 schools in East
err North Carolina.
Class Az schools are the lnstltu-
tons which do not have their attn
letic teams in an organized con-
ference. Whiteville was the out
standing team of this class in the
southeastern part of the state.
while Elizabeth City held the same
distinction in the northeastern
section.
Brinkley has been pushing his
boys on their defensive play.
especially against an aerial at
tack. The Pack showed a terrific
weakness against this type OF play
in their last battle against New
Hanover JV's here on Armistice
Day. Heavy duty was also placed
on the linemen with guards Harris
Griffith and John Hasty, and tack
les Don Taylor and Calvin Smith
doing outstanding work.
On the offensive side of the pic
ture, quarterbacks Bobby Rushing
and Bill Ellis loosened their pass
ing arms by pitching passes to
ends Joe Inman, Charles Lennon,
Thurman Harwood; and several
backs including Wilson Horton,
Robert West, Billy Cook. and Mer-
i'm Williamson.
Brinkley has. indicated that plenty
more of the tough work is in store
for the Pack, with heavy scrim-
images on tap for practically every
afternoon next week. He is very
hopeful of coming out of the Eliza
beth City contest on the long end
Of the score and moving on to the
State finals, which will be played
at Catawba College. in Salisbury,
on December 9th. China Grove
High is the representative from the
West, having beaten everything in
hat section of the state.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-25
COLONEL MCNEER
WILL SPEAK HERE
Scheduled To Address Re.
serve Officers Associa-
ton AT Meeting

1t. Col. James W. McNeer, as
sistant instructor for the Organ
lied Reserves in North Carolina.
will address a meeting of the Will
mlngton chapter, Reserve Officers
Association tonight at 1870 o'clock
in the Wrightsville Marina.
Originally scheduled to make the
address, Col. S. S. MacLaughlin
of Raleigh, commanding officer of
the N. c. Military, will be unable
to attend and Col. McNeer will
act as substitute speaker, it was
announced last night.
The Wilmington Chapter is COM
posed of reserve officers from New
Hanover, Brunswick, Columbus,
Fender and Bladen counties.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-25
TRAFFIC
HEARING SLATED
.Boyd And Farrell In Rich.
mond To Offer Testimony
Before Panel Today

1t. Col. Henry E. Boyd, traffic
manager of the Wilmington. Port
Traffic association, and John H.
Farrell, city industrial agent, left
Wilmington early last night for
Richmond where they will offer
testimony before a special Inter
state Commerce Committee panel
in support of the Baltimore, Norfolk
and Carolina lines application to
operate barge traffic on the inland
waterway through the Port Of Will
mington.
Examiner Charles E. Gray is ex-
pected to conduct the hearing in
the Virginia capital city.
Under terms of its application.
the N. B. and A. would operate
barges between Baltimore, New
port News, Norfolk, Wilmington,
Southport, Conway. Georgetown,
Charleston and intermediate points.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-25
Urge Session

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24-R =
The Veterans of Foreign Was Sun
day asked President Truman to
call a special session of Congress
Immediately to take action on vet
Grams employment and housing.
II am sure you will agree that
housing and job opportunities rep
resent the most pressing problems
in the effective rehabilitation OF
Jul veteran population" Louis E.
Starr, national commander-in-
chief wrote the president.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-25
WILMINGTON E

The Maritime commission in
Washington reported last night,
according to an Associated
Press dispatch, that there are
1,717 merchant vessels tied up
in the nine reserve fleet an
chorages as Of November Is.
The Wilmington storage basin
saw IA enhered and two with
drawn Cor a total of "a ships.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-25
MOEE o
ROUNDUP
FROM SPORTS PAGE

by a 27-6 decision over Nebraska
Winner of Thursdays Kansas-Mis-
souri, tilt will share first place
With the Sooners.
Notre Dame enjoyed a southern
trip, smearing Tulane at will, 41-O,
before a house Of 10000 customers.
The Irish wind up their affairs
Saturday by playing Southern Cali
fornia at South Bend.
Yale overcame Two early Har-
ward touchdowns and stormed back
: Cor a convincing Z7-14 edge that
leaves the Ivy tile hanging on the
Cornell-Penn game Thursday. The
Cantabs could have sewed up ev-
erything with an upset triumph.
+. Pittsburgh, beaten five times,
rose up to flatten a strong Penn
State eleven that was receiving
bowl considerations, 14-7, and De-
]aware concluded an unbeaten, un-
tied season by harding Muhlenbery
its first defeat, 20-12. The Blue
Hens have not lost in their last
80 starts since 1910.
Dartmouth surprised Princeton,
2G-13, Columbia enjoyed a second
half romp over Syracuse. 1921,
Holy Cross tipped over oft-beaten
Temple, 1877, Rutgers tlattened
Bucknell, $50 and Lafayette edged
Lehigh, 1870. in a traditional Penn.
sylvania tilt. Crippled George.
town had more trouble than ex.
pected in tripping New York Uni.
versity, 1912.
Large Crowds
Second largest crowd of the day,
80, 900, turned out 10 see Stanford
down California, 25-6, in a West
Coast feature. Oregon State blanked
Oregon 1870, and Washington did
the unexpected in beating Mon.
tana, 21-0. !
Indiana outscorcd Purdue, 1920,
with Pete Pihos ignoring a game
leg" to score three times for the
Hoosiers and Minnesota downed
! Wisconsin, 60, on Billy Bye's 10.
yard slash off tackle in the third
period.
I. The Oklahoma Aggies ran we,
Drake, 59-7, Virginia trimmed Yves,
! Virginia, 21-0, Michigan State sub.
cued Maryland, 1914 and New
= Mexico took an intersectional ties,
hom Kansas State, AT.
4 Results Of other major game,
Saturday included:
I East-Buffalo 36, John Hopkin,
: 0; Grove City 20 Carnegie Tech o.
{ Kings Point 81 Hofstra 0; Penn
( Military College 8 Albright o,
& Swarthmore 10 H~arverford 70.
4 Dickinson 80 Allegheny 8: Wester,
I Maryland 46 Mount St. Mary's 2
Z South-C1emson Fl Auburn 10.
!. North Carolina State 81 Florida g.:
{ Sewanee Is Hampden-Sydney 0.
3 Citadel 81 Davidson 13; West Vir
E ginia Wesleyan 20 Davis Elkins 0
Southwest-Southern Methodist 8
Baylor 0; Southwestern (Texas) 4
i McMurray 0; Houston State 2
Austin 7; Texas Tech 16 Arizon;
! 0: West Texas State 7 Arizon,
{ State (Tempe) }; Oklahoma Cit,
U. 81 Bethany (Kas.9 8.
Midwest-Oberlin % Wooster 0
4, Akron 10 John Carroll 8; Dayton 2
Marshall 7; Ohio University 2
/. Xavier 6; Wichita 10 Toledo 7.
Far West-College Of Pacific 3
California Aggies 6: Montana Stat
As Colorado Mines Z; hedlands
Whittier Z.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-25
High School Athletic
Association To Adopt
l947 Schedules Toda,

SALISBURY, Nov. 24-(R-Mem-
ners OF the North Carolina High
school Athletic Association will
map 1S47 conference sports sched-
uie at meeting here Monday.
All class A and B schools of
districts two and three will meet
at 4 o'clock and members of the
class "A Western Conference will
meet at 7:30.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-25
|DEACONS TO RESUME
DRILLS TODAY FOR
TURKEY DAY GAME

WAKE FOREST, Nov. 24..-RH
Wake Forests football team, which
rested from the football wars
Saturday, will resume practice
Monday for its Thanksgiving Day
game with South Carolina at Char
lotte Thursday.
The game Thursday will be the
final collegiate appearance of Nick
Sacrinity, the Deacons ace tail
back.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-25
CLIPPERS DEFEAT
SHAMR0CKS, l4-7
Greensboro Patriots Come
From Behind To Win
Over Richmond, 14-13

NORFOLK, Va. Nov. 24-W.R-
With Casey Jones, elusive half
back, scoring four touchdowns here
Sunday, the Charlotte Clippers
routed the Norfolk Shamrocks, Al
to 7, before more than 5000 SILVER
ing fans.
With Butcher Butler, ex-Clemsop
college star, on the passing end,
the Clippers passed the Shamrocks
ragged.
Norfolk's lone score came in. the
second quarter when frankie
Holmes slashed over from the one
yard line.
Casey's longest lun came in the
second quarter when he returned
Pete Sachon's punt u yards. Open
ing the scond half, he caught a
pass from Butler, and streaked SIS
yards.
Dwight Holshouser, late of Ca
sawba college, passed to Andy
Kowalski for the fifth touchdown,
and late in the fourth quarter,
Rocci S%padaccini. former Niagra
U. star, intercepted a Shamrock
pass, and ran 40 yards to score
standing up.
George Speth, made five place
r.ents for the Clippers.
PATRIOTS WIN
RICHMOND, Va Nov. 24-U.H-
The Greensboro Patriots spotted
Richmond two to%uchdowns in the
first five minutes of play end then
came back to score twice in the
second period to edge out the
favored Rebels in the Dixie League
football battle at City Stadium
Sunday, 1913.
The Rebels got 10 first downs
and ripped of ITO yards rushing,
and Glenn Knox completed 10 OF
81 passes for a gain of 1872 yards
In the air. The Patriots were held
to eight first downs, Sc yards rush
ing and 81 yards on a~erials.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-25

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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-25

BUENOS AIRES, Nov. 24-(R)-
one communist was killed and two
others were arrested Sunday afte--
a gun battle on downtown streets
between Nationalist and vendors
OF the Communist daily newspaper
La Hora.
Today's fatality was the second
within a week, a Nationalist having
been killed in a street battle We'd
nesday.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04
Latex Corporation
Employs Many Vets
Disabled Veterans Achieve Fine
Record At PlayteX Park, Dover

Former service men employed
by the International Latex Corpora
ton at Dover. Del. have achiev-
ed an outstanding record in pro-
duction and attendance. Many cf
these veterans were disabled while
serving their country during World
War III.
President Truman'S pruClalna-
ton designating the week OF Oc-
tOber 6-12 as National Employ the
physically Handicapped Week" i,
receiving the whOlc-hrallcd suppuri
of the international Latcx Corpora
ton, which has been employing
physically disabled veterans for
the past several years.
Since VI Day over 90 per cent
of all men hired by the company
have seen service with the armed
forces. Quite few of these men
suffered disabilities in the service
of their country.
The International Latex Corpora
tiOn will continue TO do its share in
attempting to repay the debt the
entire nation owes TO the gallant
men who not only fought for their
country. but sustained injuries and
disabilities in the line of duty.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04
Hire The Handicapped
It's Good Business
Industrial Management Finds That
handicapped Are Good Producers

This is the slogan of the United
States Employment Service, De-
r"rtment OF Labor, for National
Employ the Physically Handicap-
ped Week. October 6-l2. which is
sci aside annually by Act of Con-
2rcss and Presidential Proclama-
tlOn.
Opposing discrimination against
any group Of workers, Secretary of
Labor l.. B. SChwCllcnbach declar-
ed shat: II wish to plead particu-
l&rly against discrimination on the
basis of physical handicap
whether such handicap results
from war service, industrial acct
dent. or any other cause. Unfortu-
natel VAIL too many have prejudices
AGAINST those not physically per-
toct.
industrial management" he
said. has learned in recent years
HAT the handicapped are good
l'cmbcrs Of the productive force.
Within their physical limits, they
are safe. efficient, and steady
workers."
f,,,,t,.,,e, ,,,, r,,ye g.,
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04
Home Coming At
Millville Church
All Da! Service Will BE Ob>rr, ed
This Coming Sunday

The Campbell Sisters will he
present and will sing at all the
services of the home coming and
rally day at Millvilc Methodist
Church this coming Sunday. Mr.
Roger Evans OF Philadelphia. will
render several selections on the
accordion. The services will begin
with The church school at 9:f5 a.
m. Mr. Roland West. supcrintcnd-
cnt
All members OF the church
school are urged 10 be present and
to bring others. The morning wor-
ship service will begin at II o.
clock. with Mrs. !. Sanford Noble
at the organ. The church choir will
sing. Dr T. Blair Ely. president
of the Board OF Lay Activities OF
the Peninsula Conference. will he
the speaker At 80 p. IN. the
Reverend Charles s. Jarvis. pas
tor of Salem Methodist Church.
Sclbyvilic. will be the speaker.
Tie sacrament OF the Lords Sup
per will hc observed
continued on pa.r o.