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Laurel outlook., 1946-10-23
The Outlook Says:

At the regular meeting of Rain
bow girls last Wednesday evening
at the Masonic temple, initiatory
ceremonies were conducted by Gwen
Dyer. A music program included
two selections played by Margery
Lou Hartley on a piano-accordion.
A social hour followed the bust
ness session with a lunch served
by Marlene Hafer, Betty Strand and
Miriam Fox.
Linda Lou Morrell's first birthday
was celebrated Wednesday after
noon at the home of her grand
parents, when Mrs. w. F. Price and
Mrs. Morrell entertained a number
of. little folks and their mothers.
The second birthday of Marry,
daughter of Maj. and Mrs. Harold
A. Price, was celebrated Oct. 10
with a party at the home of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. l..
Price. Eighteen little friends, ac-
companied by their mothers, attend
ed from 8 to 5 p. m. Games and
carnival toys and costumes provided
entertainment, and refreshments
were served.
Laurel outlook., 1946-10-23

Meyers is one of a group of cadets
who in September completed the
officer candidate course and receiv-
ed officer commission at the nat
TONS only artillery school.
Relatives have received word of
the birth of a son to COM Hackert
and Mrs. Phillips, Monday, Oct. Fl,
in San Francisco, where they are
stationed. The baby is a grandson
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Phillips and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Starkey.
Laurel outlook., 1946-10-23
Presidential Unit
Citations Received
ByLt. G.g.) McC auley

DUNCAN H. McCauley, a %lieuten-
ant %(junior grade) in the navy ali
force during the war, has received
his copies of two presidential unit
citations awarded the aircraft U. S.
S. Essex and the U. S. S. Bunker
Hill. Both ships and their respec-
tive officers and enlisted men oper-
ated in the Pacific and participated
ir many engagements.
The citation for the Bunker Hill
said:
"For extraordinary heroism in
action against enemy Japanese
forces in the air, ashore and afloat
in the south, central, southwest and
western Pacific from Nov. II, 1913
to May II, 1915. Spearheading our
concentrated carrier-warfare in the
most forward areas, the u. S. S.
Bunker Hill and her air groups
struck crushing blows towards an
initiating Japanese fighting power;
they provided air cover for our m
phibious forces; they fiercely coun-
tered the enemy's aerial attacks and
destroyed his planes; they inflicted
terrific losses on the Japanese in
fleet and merchant marine units
sunk or damaged. Daring and de-
pendable in combat, the Bunker Hill
and her gallant officers and men
rendered loyal service in achieving
the ultimate defeat of the Japanese
empire"
Laurel outlook., 1946-10-23

ments for a group of children and
their mothers. They were Mrs. Her
man Basil and son Marvin of the
Hawthorne community; Mrs. Jake
Neibauer, Jackie and Denny; Mrs.
Christ Walter, Gladys, Donald and
Bernice; Mrs. Christ Rudio, Jerry
and Elaine, and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Frank.
Mrs. A. w. Orr attended the
funeral services Sunday for Otto
Jensen, 60, Edgar merchant, which
were held at the high school gym
nasium in Edgar. Burial was in
the Rockville cemetery.
Laurel outlook., 1946-10-23
WOmen's Club Hears
Convention Report
Milliner Biography

The Laurel Woman's club was en-
tertained Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. o. A. Brohaugh, host
ess, when Mrs. Shirley Penninger
gave a report covering the recent
county federation of clubs meeting
that was held at Acton.
Mrs. o. K. Chapman reviewed
Talking Through My Hats" by
Lilly Dache, a French woman who
came to America and adopted New
York City as her home town and
has since gained fame as a design
err and milliner.
Laurel outlook., 1946-10-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Aren Bevee arrived
Monday from their home in Chey-
enne, Wyo., to spend a week visit
ing relatives and friends. Mrs.
Bevee, the former Mrs. Charles
Fahy of Laurel, and Mr.. Bevee were
married last month in Cheyenne.
Sharon Franks fourth birthday
was celebrated last Sunday when
her mother, Mrs. Manuel Frank,
entertained with games and refresh
Laurel outlook., 1946-10-23
The Outlook Says:

= The public relations office at
Fort Sill, Okla, has announced that
Second Lieut.. Everett E. Meyers,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Meyers
of Laurel, was recently assigned
to the 18th field artillery battalion
with the duties of recreation Of
ficer of battery B. Formerly a
student at Oregon State college,
Evening star., 1946-10-06
At age three, Duncan
is a water champ and
a movie star besides

a movie star besides
AT AN age when most kids are con-
IA tent with high chairs, three
year old Duncan Richardson prefers
a high diving board. His aquatic
proves has already taken him from
his native Louisville. KY, to Holly
wood to star in M-G-M's forthcoming
Sea of Grass" with Spencer Tracy
and Katherine Hepburn.
But for Esther Williams, Duncan
might never have been discovered"
Swimming at Hollywood pool,
Esther looked up and saw the tot
perched on the high board. While
she screamed for someone to rescue
him. redoubtable Duncan executed
a neat swan dive. Esther took him
straight to M-G-M.
Duncan gets his water talent
from his father, Navy lieutenant
and a survivor of the Franklin.
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streets NV, am. to Q pm. today and
tomorrow.
Gen. Eisenhower's battle map, showing
the position Of troops when Germany sur
of 1913: declaration Of war against Ger
many, captured German and World War
s:l6 am. to BIB pm. today and tomor-
row.
Selection OF prints from Audubon s
Birds Of America" and Life of Christ"
as depicted in Rembrandt etchings at the
National Gallery of Art, 10 am. to pm.
today and tomorrow.
Display Of fresli-water fish from Fed
eral hatchcries and loca, waters, Depart
ment OF Commerce auditorium, 8 am. to
4:30 .. m. today and tomorrow.
OH paintings OF contemporary Ameri-
can artists, water coIors and tempers by
Robert T. Gates. and students art work
at the American University Art Gallery, 2
to 5 pm. daily through August,
Hardy day-blooming and exotic night
blooming water lilies, Kenilworth Aquatic
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w. !: 5:
"
DANCE.

DANCE
D3nce eEsh stte.ta NW s ssaef
Social dsncing, Friendship House. els
D street Sc S;4 pR4 aIsI2ok tonight
Captain Applejack,. mystery comedy
as Club
s onoms roads. bethesda. $50 pm. daily
except Sunday through August 10.
aslss ssa'se cross oNs' '' Thsstsr Pss.rs,
. except Sunday and Monday through Au-
RIP Van winkle,' one-act play for
children, presented by the Masqusrs of
r s dsnF he fGq5s
opshur streets E XII I o'clock tonisht'
TURNS members work at the Taylor Art
Museum, 1917, Vermont avenue, NV, 6
to 10 pm daily through septemoerf s.,.
rates to the United Nations Security Coun
Gil ends tomorrow; Philippines independence
snas tom eGTeTnE Tennesss sesqueentenna
exhibition, through August; Army Ma
Service overseas battle maps ends tomor-
ne national s exhi6ton Of p p throur
August l; Latin American feminine, fash
x sues "a am, to Ia pm weekdays; am
TO s pm. Saturdays and 11:3O am. to 1c
RIM. Sundays.
Members Show, Arts Club of Washing
ton o017 I street NV: II am to 5 pm
weekdays and to pm. Sundays through
September.
Water colors of Mexico. Cuba and Cen
trail America by Charles x, Carlson. q
the Pan American Union, am. TO 4:3U
pm. ends tomorrow.
Paintings by Henrietta Hopes at the
whyte Gallery of Art. 1918 Connecticut
avenue NV, $50 to 6 pm. today and to-
Photographs by X W. Guilers in the
Section of PHOTOGRAPHY, ends tomorrow:
Nineteenth Century French etchings from
the permanent collection in the Division
of Graphic Arts through August A.; Smith
sonian Institution, 9 am. to 4:30 pm.
daily.
Water colors by Janice Holland, Centrsi
Branch, Public Library, Eighth and K
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Gardens, Kenilworth avenue and Douglas
street NE, daily through August.
LUNCHEON.
Rotary Club Of Washington Shoreham
Hotel 1918 pm. tomorrow. Members
and guests.
Organ recital by Paul Hume. musical
director of Radio Station WINK. with Miss
Katharine Dobbs Hansel, soprano, assist
ing; at the Washington Cathedral, S:l6
o'clock tonight
Junior Optimist Band of the Boys Club
OF Washington, In Lincoln Park, 8 O'Clock
tonight
Music of the Americas, AAF Band con-
cert, Inka Taky Trio, soloists; at the Par
American Union, q o'clock tonight.
Marine Band concert. Marine Barracks
1:30 Am. tomorrow.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Foller skating party, leave lounge 7:30
O'Clock. and bridge, 8 O'Clock tonight
YMCA.USO, 1885 C street NV.
MusIc appreciation on STARLIGHT roof
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posed new combined supermarket-
restaurant In Greenbelt, 1t was an
nounced today by Samuel F. Ashel-
man, general manager of the Green
belt Consumer Service.
The building will be located be-
hind the present shopping center
of the federally owned town.
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$50. o'clock. and ping pong tournament
9 o'clock tonight. JWB-Uso. Sixteenth
Swimming party, leave lounge $3.50
o'clock, and dancing on terrace. games in
gym. $40 o'clock tonight. Penthouse. Uso
Swimming party, s., O'Clock tonight
NCCS-USO, 1914 N street NV.
For ofhcers-Dance, Od1cers Service
Club of the United Nations, 1914 Twenty
first street NV. $50 o'clock tonight.
Service personnel may obtain more In
formation by calling the United Nations
Center, National 1900.
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GreenbeIt Market
ConsuItunt Named

Richmond E. Robertson, formerly
of Cooperative Services Of New
York City, has been named engineer
consultant in planning for the pro-
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-27
Brownies Guests
of Study Club

Brownie troop 25 was entertained
for dinner by its sponsor the Cen
tral Child Study Cub at 5 o'clock
in the Methodist Church dining
room. Tuesday evening. The table
was lighted with yellow candles
and little Brownie, nut cup fayors
were at each place.
The troop provided entertain
ment by demonstrating one Of their
regular meetings. The troop leader
is Mrs. Edmund Terrall. and assist
ant Mrs. Robert Black.
The sponsoring committee from
the club. Mrs. William wilkins, and
Mrs. Fred Schaffer. were assisted
by Mrs. Sherwood White in prepar-
ing and serving the dinner.
Announcement was made OF -he
ci.ywide Brownie assembly TO be
Apr. "a at the Ypsilanti High
School auditorium at 4 o'clock. The
assembly will be open 10 friends
and relatives of the Brownies.
At meeting last week, Brownies
OF troop 25 who had birthdays in
March were honored AZ a birthday
party. The three honored guests
were Ethlyn Black. Nancy Mitchell
and June Scholl. All received birth.
day cards and enjoyed the birthday
cake.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-27
Baltzell-Spitler
Wedding Sunday

The wedding Of Miss Rozane
Splitter. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy H. Splitter and Marvin Law
renee Baltzell, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward L. Baltzell, will take place
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock in
the First Presbyterian Church.
Rev. Raymon B. Bair will officiate.
Miss Splitter has asked Miss Mer-
ilyn Wohe TO be her maid of honor
and the bridesmaids will be the
Misses Eileen Baltzell, sister Of the
groom, Bessie Colby, Jean Clarke
and Marjory Dibble. The ring bear
er will be Rebecca Wolfe and the
flower girl, Jane Nancy Barger.
Rober: F. Splitter, brother OF the
bride, will be the best man and the
ushers will be Glare Stichler, Ray
mond Kingston, Leland Bachman
and Earl Ford, Jr.
A reception in the Ladies' Liter
airy Clubhouse will follow the cere-
mony. Mrs. Edward L. Baltzell,
the mother OF the groom, will give
the rehearsal dinner Saturday in
her home. She will be assisted by
Mrs. Otis Fitzgerald.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-27
Campus Events Calendar
TODAY
AT NORMAL COLLEGE

400 Indicating Society. 2O6
A.. B.. and c. Charles McKenny
les McKenny Hall.
645 pmKresge Fred Hail.
746 moccupatonal Therapy Club Alumni Lounge
Kenny Hall
7:45 mIntenatonal Relations McKenny
500 mcoesate Country Lounge Charles Nc
Kenny
500 m.-Inte
Kenny Hall
500 Mart Club. Room 2O2 Administration Building
AT UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
800 mRegistraton Health Conference
pices of School OF Public Health and W Kellogg
Foundation. Sessions $3.50 mp and 1880 p m. School
of Public Health.
m-Speech Assembly
(open to the public) Address "Pubc Speaking Bust
Asset" by Leroy Lewis of the
American Institute Banking. Lydia
THURSDAY
AT NORMAL
4:OO m-YWCA. Bible study Hal
$40 p m-Choir Rehearsal Pease
iOO mWomens Athletic Association
Gymnasium
S0 mVeerans Club business meeting Lounge Charles
McKenny Hail. ' ~
$50 m-Uniy Center meeting McKe
$50 m-Womens Athletic Association
oo mStoic Society business
Charles McKenny Hail. '
FRIDAY
AT UNIVERSITY MICHIGAN
m-Spea Alec
University Musical Society Hill Auditorium.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-27
Former Service Men
Annoy Dinner Guests

The program consisted OF motion
pictures on military training, and
the presentation OF craftsmanship
medals and ribbons.
Guests were introduced and in.
cluded Major Eugene Gehringer,
former commanding officer Of the
84th Infantry, Second Battalion, of
which Company F is part; It. c. E.
Erwin, 3lst Infantry, Michigan
State Troops, PiQue:te Armory, De.
troit; James Warner. former cap
tain Company f; Stanley Norton
and Dan T. Quirk, former captains
in Company F.
The banquet was served and
cooked under the direction OF Com
pany F mess sergeant, Floyd Smith.
II was announced during the eve
ming tina: Company F had won sec
ond place honors for attendance
during February in the monthly all
state contest. Company F is com
manded by Captain Frank Midkiff.
with the other commissioned Off
GERS being George A. Boutell, First
Lieutenant, and Donald Miller, who
was recently elevated to the rank
Of Second Lieutenant from STAFF
Sergeant.
Membership in the local outfit is
"A, out Of a possible II.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-27
Calendar Of Social Events



,1 N,v Mothers Club business meeting 1890 followed by
brush demonstration, Ladies Literary Club House
Wonen Of he Moose Lodge S O'clock Moose Han
Methodist Church. meet at church Tot ee
service 7:l5 then TO Church for refreshments
Ypsan American Legion o'clock Legion nome
Excelsior chapter % RAM 1880 Masonic Temple ouge
room, special convocauon a., - o-.-.
Ypsianti Fraternal Order Of Eagles O'CLOCK oo r.
Executive Council Of Social Agencies O'CLOCK BOARD OIL
Commerce. o.. o,-,. ..- .uo o.oo
Netbod church: troop four $780, Salvation Army; troop
eight g. 80 st Luke Church House, troop 1 73O carver
Center; troop Carver Center troop 81 50O bpst
Church.
Pow scouts 30 m pack l3 home OF Mrs
E Fuller; Roosevelt pack 49, home OF Mrs war
Jackson Cub den l. Willis Methodist PACK l4S nome oa
Mrs II E. Lang: Willis Methodist pack 1i3, home
Richardson; Cub den A. Willis Methodist pack fS
home Of Schanz Cub den l, Whitaker pack IA home
of Mrs NJ Flowers; Whitaker pack 144 home OF
Mrs Joseph Fox Cub g. 1 home of Mrs
4 D M den 4, Jr Chamber Of Commerce pack
1872 home Henry Cub den q Jr Chamber OF Com
Bradley; Cub den 4, Prospect FIA
pack 1885, home Cub den Prospect PIA
pack 13S. r. HanlOn; p. Kiwans troop 81
Woodruff school, 7:3O East Ann Arbor PIA troop 81
meets at the school,
Lutheran Church cooperative supper G45 In
church dining
Martha A. Beach Tent Daughters OF Union veterans so meet
ing cooperative supper followed card and bazaar
o'clock, GAR Hall
American Legion Auxiliary O'Clock. Legion home.
y. Bunco Club O'Clock, with Mrs Norman leighton
Birthday Bible Group 1880, with Mrs. Dan Patch
St Auxiliary Guild morning; luncheon 1890 st
Lukes Church House
Queen City number Knights Of Fyhas card party
o'clock, Castle Hall
Girl Scouts troop H. House; L. o'clock Yp
School room troop 20, 3:15 Gilbert house,
troop a. o'clock, Harriet.
National Council OF Catholic Women, omit meeting
Boy Chamber of Commerce pack 1872
Town Hall.
o'clock Mrs Ernest Throne
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-27
Huron Post VIII
Have Auxiliary

Tuesday evening, Mrs. Dorothy
Rowe, Second District president OF
the Women's Auxiliary OF .he Am
erican Legion. Mrs. Altha Edding,
district secretary. and Mrs. Nina
clark. past junior president OF
Auxiliary to Post 2s2. met at the
Huron Post home with eleven wom-
en- who signed applications for
membership in the new Huron Aux
Hilary Unit. Commander L. C. Perry
and Second Vice Commander
Glenn Mullins. and John Morton,
adjutant, were on hand TO welcome
the women.
Members OF the new organization
are: Mrs. Annie Franklyn, Mrs,
Ethel Neely, Mrs. Rose Sheers, Mrs,
Essie Caldwell, Mrs. Laura VIII
liams, Mrs. Hattie Clark. Mrs. Hes
ter Sullivan, Mrs. Frances Newton,
Mrs. Virginia Clay. Mrs. Kenneth
Kersey, Mrs. Jean Brannum.
The next meeting will be April 3
at 8 o'clock a. Huron Post. Officers
will be elected. New members are
being sought. Mothers. wives, sis
tiers and daughters OF honorably
discharged veterans are eligible.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-27
Deaths
ENSIGN WILLIAM r. HAUseR


Ann Arbor, Mar. 27-Funeral ser
vices for Ensign William Robert
Hauser, who passed 'ay Saturday
at the home OF his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Grover Hauser. $50 Oakway,
we're scheduled Tuesday afternoon.
His death terminates an extended
illness.
Born December II, 1920, he was
graduate of Ann Arbor High
School, and from the University Of
Michigan. class OF 1912.
He entered the service OF the
C,ast Guard in 1912. and was COM
missioned in that sery' In July,
l943. While stationed at Camp
LeJeune he was injured by a fall
from a landing barge.
He was later confined In both the
Marine Hospitals in San Diego,
Calf, and Baltimore. Md. He had
been at the home OF his parents
since February.
Surviving are his wife, whom he
married in July, 1945, and his par
ents. There are three sisters, Mrs.
Richard Kempf, and Helen and
Sally Hauser. and his grandmother,
Mrs. Rosina Hauser. all Of Ann
Arbor.
Burial was to be in the Ann Ar
Dor Cres. Cemetery.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-27

bara Rogers, Francis Jeanne, Gloria
klien and Mary Alice Warner. Miss
Ginnie Battalucco. Miss Marian
George and Mrs. Dell, former act
I've sorority members. were guests.
At the Monday business meeting.
Miss Susan Eckley, a former Sigma
Nu now located at Northwestern
University, visited the meeting and
provided ingenious piano entertain.
ment
The Preference Dinner TO be
March 20 will be at Hotel Huron.
Co-chalrmen OF the committee are
Miss Mary Alice Warner and Ger
ry Lewis. Others are: Catherine
Baron, Betty Del Din. and Glennie
Haas, program; Virginia Renaud,
invitations; Iora Diebel. Gloria
Mittelstaedt and Molly Roe, decora-
tions; Gerda Stuecken. Shirley Lis
ter and Jean Ohlinger. favors; and
Carolyn Preketes. transportation.
Pl Kappa Sigma
The Pi Kappa Sigma Sorority
completed a busy week OF social
activities.
An informal party was held FRI
day in Charles McKenny Hall.
Club 105" had their grand open
ing. Lynne Abbey was mistress oc
ceremonies for the floor show
which provided entertainment for
the rushees. Jean Gordon led a
series Of battling games. Anita
Cooper OF the administration Of
flee was the guest OF honor.
Saturday. the sorority journeyed
to Crosse Pointe Woods for a buf-
fet dinner at the home OF Miss Lor-
raine Valade, a former sorority
president.
Monday, Miss Anne Bowers was
honored Miss Bowers Is leaving
school shortly.
Sigma Sigma Sigma
The Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
is completing arrangements for
dinner and are lending their euli
support to the World Student Serv-
ice Fund campaign.
Thurley Nipple and June Small,
co-chairmen, have completed plans
for the soroity's annual Prefer
ence Dinner This formal dinner
is to be Friday at Charles McKen-
ny Hall
Alpha Sigma Tau
The Alpha Sigma Tau Sorority Is
making plans for their preference
dinner, after the completion OF
suchessful rushee party Friday.
Audrey Thomson is busy plan
ming the sorority's annual Prefer
ence Dinner" which Is to be Fri
day.
A "Shipwreck Party was held
Friday, March % at Gilbert House
sponsored by the sorority. Helen
MacCarron, June Kelner and Eun-
ice Ford were in charge.
Each sorority member VIII con-
tribute two hours to earning money
! for the WS.S.F
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-27
Twelve Guests
at StOrk Shower

There were twelve guests present
at a baby shower given in honor
OF Mrs. Martin Flanagan, by Mrs.
Benjamin Laurain, Jr., Tuesday
evening at the home OF Mrs. e. Ker-
ner.
Games were played and prizes
were won by Mrs. Doris Bordine,
Mrs. Marie Zeininger. Mrs. Jacob
Thumm, Mrs. Helen Egbert and
Miss Marjorie Smith. After the
games were played, Mrs. Flanagan
opened her gifts. which were placed
In a bassinet trimmed in pink and
blue crepe paper. Refreshments
OF peach salad and cake and coffee
were served.
This was the second shower CIV
en- for Mrs. Flanagan, the first be-
ing given by Mrs. Lloyd Ridenour'
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-27

At an all-college assembly In
Pease Auditorium Tuesday Edgar
Dewitt Jones, pastor OF the Wood
ward Central Christian Church OF
Detroit spoke on The American
Dream" telling how the signers Oh
the Mayflower Compact. the sign
ers OF the Declaration o. lndepend-
ence and the makers OF the Cons.i-
tuition OF the United States are In
the American Dream forever. BY
faith the Mayflower left England
to find haven in Plymouth, by faith
jefferson struck off the Declaration
of Independence, by faith George
Washington let the comforts OF
his home to suffer the privations Of
Valley Forge. by faith Alexander
Hamilton established the credit OF
this country, by faith Andrew Jack
son fought for the rights OF the
common people, by faith Abraham
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-27
Auxiliary Has
Dinner Meeting.

A delightful dinner was held in
Veterans Hall, Monday evening. to
celsbrate the birthdays OF members
OF the Auxiliary, Veterans OF For,
eign Wars. Covers for the potluck
dinner at 7 o'clock were laid for 81,
the decorations being appropriate
TO ST. Patrick and Easter. A guest.
Mrs. Gay ID. Harrell, who is about
to join the Auxiliary. was present.
The chairman in charge was Mrs.
Daisy Rodenberg, assisted by Mrs.
Eta Rupert and Mrs. Mile Hub
bard. Chaplain Helen Atkinson Of
fered the invocation.
The guests OF honor we're Mrs.
Alice Routson. Mrs. Alice Earle,
Mrs. Eta Rupert. Mrs. Tillie Stef-
fens, Mrs. Ora Allen. Mrs. Anna
Frank. Mrs. Elizabeth Zeeb. Mrs.
Gertrude Hewitt, Mrs. Eva Yunk-
man, Mrs. Mary Lore, Mrs. Jennie
Fleming, Mrs. Ethel Reeb, Mrs. Lu-
ellie Forbes, Mrs. Joan Crops. Miss
Harriet Mehl. The gift chairman,
Mrs. Emma Cook, presented each
one with a gift. The Auxiliary fur
nished ice cream and Mrs. Mary
Johnson and Mrs. Minnie Suggitt
furnished the handsome birthday
cakes. A linen shower OF all sorts
OF towels and other linen was pre-
sented to Mrs. Helen Atkinson for
the National Home at Eaton Rap
ids. Pedro was played later, the
winners being Mrs. Gay Hall. Mrs.
Anna Frank, Mrs. Mabel Morhous
and Mrs. Evelyn Branch.
March 2s, the welfare commit
tee. Mrs. Ethyl YouHgs, chairman,
will sponsor a euchre and pedro
party at Veterans Hall at s. April
/ the Officers and Committee
Chairmen's Club will meet at the
Hall with Mrs. Lettie Gates host
ess, assisted by Mrs. Cleo Richards
Apr. 8. the trustees will meet at
1880 with Mrs. Ula Williams to
audit the books. Apr. 8 a. the hall
there will be the installation Of new
officers, Mrs. Lettie Gates, install
ing officer.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-27
Teachers, Parents
to Discuss Problems

The Parent Teachers Association
OF Harriet School Thursday will
hold a discussion on problems con-
fronting teachers and parents
alike. The executive committee
feels that the time is ripe for par
ents and teachers to get together
and discuss these problems and
eventually lead to solution Of them.
The meeting will be held in the
gymnasium OF the school with cour
parents and four teachers relating
problems that they feel are general
in nature. A question and answer
period will follow the discussion
with the audience taking part.
The public may attend.
The president of Harriet Parent
Teachers Association, Mrs. Lavinia
Pratt, will preside.