.. ·~;~~~~~~;!, ~!~t~~t. "'" .:.. , .. ~-__,_T_h_e_.·_· _·l_n_:·.,...... !!!g~·: ~h:..:...__· _a~: r-:-l_1_·G_._,__. o_· -u___;· · _n_· ·.·_t---.!!!y!___.__·~-- J_e_~~~_:w_~.Din-~ll~'_S_.. \. ~ _ ~1,200 nhove expenses was re·il'j?lltnl sracc dl·oppecl $350, naclng - turned hy the l!l5G county fair, fees nlon fr~ll nff· by $•JOO. Nlnoty-Sevrmth Year, No, 38 ~.~sbn, Ml~:hlgan, Thursday, September 20, 1956 nncorrllng to Uw rcpurt suh·j Pmenmls fmm sules of ·Hf and mined to supervisors Monday. scrarnhle steers WC!!'e up hy $2,· 'l'olal Income! this year wu~. 400 hut that limn. cltd n!Jt In· unly ulmut $750 mom than In' creusn llw rrotlt of Llw .fulr. l!l55 bLit expenses were lower./ Hor~c• rudng dlt!hursemo)lt.; Primary Fund '!'he Income wns gmut cmuugh to wem $Hi, ' ~· ( ', • :· J .:;. :~ .l· ~· . \' ' , STORE At Grieve lJ'Ien 's·Boys' W'ear Mason 142 W. Maple I IT'S TOPCOAT TIME WEEKLY SPECIALS I A Full I 6.0z. BIG S'HAKE Our Hart, Shaffner & Marx and Curlee ' ' I, ' and a topcoats have arrived. For three weeks, '\ ~LARGE! HAMBURGER till October 13, we are giving a HAT, ' of your choice away "FREE" ·(value Only 41c . I to $1 0.95) with the purchase· of.any top· Sc C)ff coat regardless of price. on all . ' . AIRBORNE REPAIRS--AI·,' .. Sund~es -·Sodas.- Malts phonse Traber clambers from . ' ' ·:'\ ' . ' . . . . ' . the saddle of his motorcycle to• · make a minor repair as the crowd, 120 fee_t below, holds Its ' i , breath. 'l'rnber, with his ~~~n~·: ., gllng partner-Sonja Trabel'"'-" \ . was in the middle of his circus: MEN'S WEAR net in · Snlnt .Nazaire,. France.' Watch for· Next,, Weelcis .. Special· After making the engine ad·: \ (F~rmerly· Neely's)'. \ l~. \ ' justrpent, Alphonse cllln bed' \ ' I. GRIEVE ' \' .. back into the saddle to.contlnlie · 344 1. " .t)!~~Ct./ •. ,-.. ----,-.--·· Jefferscm · ' ,··: •'. ' .... ' .. •:·.' I , , 6venfl Personal~ Junior Child .Study .Ciuo· Soctal I anJ·/ ·. : • • • • • • . . ' Meets at. Dines Terrace. '1'wcnty·one mcm\JCI'S or Muson 1\frs. Clinton,' Mt·s. Selnnldt IIIII! 1t(nlor Cl!lld Sturly f!\nh nnrl Mrs, Winston Danect·. Mrs, Shower Given ·heir guasts 'gnthct•erJ nt Dines Bmwn, Mt·s. Cnvunnugh unci Mp;, l'crrnce Wednesday lot• u soda! Humid Lnvls won pt·Ize~ In For Mrs. Curtis •venlng und llrst meeting of the c1mnstn. year, At till' next mer.Jing nf the cluh Guests lncludcrl 1\fl·s. Morrice Inn 0Ptnhet• 21 ut the home of At Locke Center .~avnnnugh of Leslie, Mrs. Nnt Mrli. (•'rank Sl'llmlclt, Mrs. Mel 1 UIIIng of Bunlwt· Hill 111111 Mrs. Avery will he gLlest Hpcalter, He1· Vllllnm Thnrburn, Mrs. Rny AI· t np\e will be "Can Homemaking · 'ermnn, .Jr., Mrs. Genn::e Clinton Be u llewanllng Cnt·ccr'l" md MI'S, Hlli'Old Bull, 'l'hey Wl!l'e • • • ' ;reeled by the lHJKtcs~cs, MrK ·.P.Hter Pnlmcl'. Mrs. l•'mnl< ~chm!dt, Mt·s. Rollin Dart, Mrli. )onald Cnlrns and Mrs ..James Surprise Party Brown. Prngl'llms {or the yen1·, In the Is Given for theme of "It 'l'al Ingham County News September 20, 1956 Page 4 I IT•s Christmas Lay-Away Mrs. Williams Is Grange Speaker Time at Ware's Shipment·s Arriving Daily Use Our Lay-.Aw·ay Plan Do it Now! . DRUG & CAME~A. · · Mason WARE'S· ,,.. Those discharged from Mason .Genel'al hospital this wee!< were Mt•s·. Robert Ray of Lansing and Mary Dlngwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dingwell; Mrs. Charles Hills, Mrs. Joe SanMi· I gun!, Melinda Bunker, (raughter 1 of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bunl ltlthy ltontl Mrs. Alton Kinney Rahy Road 4·1! cluiJ nwl rc· cently al the Waller Simon home ]>_1·iv1•1• ]s ]Uflll't'll with 10 members present. Riclwrd M Arlsll, ::2. 12:11 W.tl Michael Guhry pJesJd~rl over the son avenue, IIoJJ, is 111 St. Law· business meet mg. Fa1r 1 ibbons renee hosp11 c~J, Llllslng, for 1rc.Jl Hm!l'tl 1111 ,., ~at ely Of'l it•e•· were given out. t f 1 1 1 f men o a JIO wn nose .1nr ace I!olt ho.tnl of l'rlucat•on ap- Hemy Ifnusl'mdn anrl Clement .tnd se.1lp ~he JecC'JVerl Sun JII Mrs. P,llli Phillips. 'I' S A open house Mond11y ntglli 1 S<'ptemhl'r 24, at Ch,ulot te. The Mr .nul Mrs. l<,..nncth Brown at t11e sdtool. Guests WPtc tnJ,en v,ns1ty will ph•~· Grand Ledge B 1 11 /' 1 entertained at a card party Sal· on a conducted tour of tile sr-lwol i September 28 <~I Holt OOIC (l It~ urday cvenmg. Guc~ts present Carl Cl,u·J;, pres1den~. i;ttl'Oduced 1 Women's As~odation nl ~Holt were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H1II ~obert Scluefer, pt1nc1pal, wlw Ptcsh"'ll'tJ. lie. 37w2p 1 thermo~tat and fan. Fern Helm- Phone Dansville MA 3-3241. aluminUJll roof, ladcler and All datry hrerrls and Angus . ------tl I • Countv News ALI4 I YPI~S 01" for 1en I lnol1aru phone Mn September 20, 1956 Page 8 24wtf Legal Notices Electrical Work 1\h li IJ~lll <~mluu d!il~ In FOrt HEN r - 2 story house, 7 NEW PIIONE 1oom 3 bedroom, 2 nc1 es of Mr~ Auhlo llouoe cullurl u11 Mason on 7 7013 mel Some varying fr uH t1ees M1 s hale• Mlllm last l\londuy Want A.-.s har!cs Mohr Sr 1740 Plnnlt Mr .111d M1 s Edwurd Strubel nml Onond tgn Phorw Onon IIH! chlldten Mr nnd Mrs Jucoh Wdl1am Fountain ltgn LA 8 3301 3£lw~p ,IIC>Iwl Br tsy Ann nnd Donnie 23wll wert gucsls ut tho Erl SlrollC!I Wanted horne Sunrlny nigh I honor lng Mr Hll CIIEniNG AND PROCES<: >illlhtl s l1lr lhduy unniversury POUL !RY WAN!! D- lii)HI) lNG - Tlornr frt rmr nnrl lnrl Mr nncl Mrs C len West 11m c you Ill OJ~ f1 I yrllll )lOIII II Y r sm vir e Frr.ezt•r spuc e nvn!l (lie sis 111 n fnmlly dlnrur lust Call Wull:; S ,f) M Wllllumnlon ble Lr.sllc I nrui I nr IH r s phnn '3unriuy nl the home of Mr H Ed 32wll .I'Hilf' JU 9 'i~61 or MIIHIIII OP l 111 r rl In Wlllltmslon O~ll 46wtl Mr 1111!1 Mr H rom Miller lllld tamll~ of Delrull Wile Sunday lT(l(i[NG Ji'OO I TNflS - ln"tul vlsllr s 111 the Lime 1 llnrnllrr ing snwer tiling nnd lrrrlllln lwrnc r>pllr I rnlrN omplrotP Jlrll Service slnllun 1'111 11111 Mrs ~lllu Whiled rc nower cllllgPr nncf rlo~er Phon II)([ g'l JCeJ y I n liS 127 llC II 1111 rrccl from Minnesul.t Ins! Sal '"lfl 7 Hl7~ Cllcmn f.itrn r ~nwt 1nson Hcasonnhlo rent Cnll Mr 111clny 11ml11tc vislllng M1s Gtuce UIHiiL IV I anslng IV 9 1271 Slrobtl fHlor lcJ rctlllnlng horne CUSTOM SA WING Will g-er lnrx In C FARM MORTGAG!!. wANS Ji'OR REN I - 3 room upstairs WAN rED-20 40 ten: farm with Long Term - Low Interest Pat1 modern Lpar tment Private en 111 a 2'3 mile radl us of Lansing Write or see trance Utihtles furnished No Born 111 Pontr1c 1n IS!Jj Dr Must be G I approved for $10 chlldr en or pels Ellis Haynes W 1lls was gr adualccl fr urn Pon 000 cash 01 less F'OI fur I her 111 128 West Asl1 Mason phone Ma t ac h gh s~hool before cnle tng fotmalron phonl! Mason OR Paul B Cheney son OR 7 1521 38wtf the Unrvcrs1ty of Mrchlg rn Hrs 1 6 5591 or v. lte V G Langham Farm Loan Service college DOGS-Report own or struy dog• to Clay HuiP.tt county dog war len OR 7 5839 o1 to slu~rlii offic~ OR~ !lfihl i!lwtl LOS r-Cit lids whrtc 01lon betel RISCH - 1 o all who remem from ~ar In do\\lllown ber eel me with car cls letters S ·~ .. ~· . .·' .·· . .. ':': lnghom 'County New5 · "P,~~rrib~r 20, 1956 Page 3 1 _.._ I f.t~~~~~!a!~l~VII, ~.. I~ .. > Mr. and Mrs, Orson Garrison of NunitiJ culir.rl on Mr. and Mrs, ,_ ~l.lmes Mcintee Sunday, i !r;!r, und Mrs. Thomas Oglesbee ' :I visited relatives In Detmlt Sun· . day. , ~I Mrs·. Millie Rice spent Wednes· 1 day aftel'lwon and 'l'hm·sdny with ll~r daughter, M1·s. R. G, Elliott, ~oooWHERE YOU ot Leslie. . . ·Mr. nnrl Mrs. Russell Wainright llfld family of East Lansing called 1 !Ill' M1'. und Mrs. Glen Wahll'lght b Mllndny nflel'noon. Itll · ~ir, und Mrs. EllsWOI'th Bow· r. nlin of Olmstead Falls, Ohio, SAVE· DOES MAKE A. DIFFERENCE Pl!!, Nellie Forehand of Fort 1. !lfyers, VIrginia, and Pfe. Cal'! , 'Cavender of. Wurlng, VIrginia, sprmt last weelt with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip ~qvcnder. Fred Giedler of Pontine Is 87c,b. spending a few weel . i. DEN-SMORE'S IGA_ FOO-DL·lNER ,• I ' . . .1 • :9J.ne~udh1Q; ~~.md~y~ · . ... -·.· ··: '•· / PAP.T'l HONORS 3.YEAR·OLP ·Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gt~llawny Couple Excha11ges Nuptials Mr. and Mrs. J..ermarct Cnrter und c]uughtor were Sunday din· entertained nt n pn1•ty \honoring nei· gtjesta of Mr, and Ml'S, .1;4W•, their son, .r effrey CartQr, Monday renco Oosterlo. In the atternoon At .Presh.rterian Par.t;onage on his third hlrth~lny anniversary, Hoy Lnntz of Leslie cal\erl nt the 6venlf Oeoterles. Soclal anJ Persona~ Guests lnclllllml Mr. nnrl Mr~. .Mr. nnd Mrs. Har'I'Y .TnJll's, .Tr., UN!U(JIIon llonm·s C:mt(lln Glen Shcren, Mrs, Alfred Dough· Mr. anrl Mt·a. fo'I'IIIWIS' Fiedler exchnngod their nuptlnl vows ut A reception 11l Vr.vny town hnll ty anrl .Teffrey'a :>lstcr·s, Shnrr!n hnvc been In Chlengo 'this weolt OX ROAST PLANS MADE 7 o'clocl< Jl'rlr\ny evening, Sap· Snturr]ny evening honorer! the am\ Charlene, Mrs. Curter ~ervml nttrmrllng the nnllonnl conven· Wllllnmslon St, Mary's nnnunl tembor 14, at Mason Preshyterlnn Icc cream nncl cnlw. tlon of Frozon F'ood Locl1er Qpcr· Open House Is Planned Stork Showers. pnrsnnnga before Rev, Paul ncwlyw(~ds. Baslmts of glndlnlull ox roust and !estlvnl Is an event • ;~ ljl ntors nssoclntlon nt. the Hotel of Sunday, September· 30, Dinner Arnold, 'fhe hrlrle. Is tho daugh· decnrntcr\ the hnll for· the occn· Mr, nne\ Mrs. Fmnl1 Smith llntl Slwrmrm. will he served countl'Y·slyle from Are Given 'for ter of Ml'. und M1·s, Ed South· slon, Wer\dlng cnlta, groom's family nnd Mr. nne! Mrs. Reuhrm .Mr. nnrl MI'S. Clnrlt Heenan o! For William Moore, 90 12 to 4 p. m. In the parish hnll. worth of Grand Lcrlgr., and the calw, and Ice cream with pink !{nuf!mtm nnll !umlly visited nt Ponllnr! were wer!ll encl guosts of Ar.cordlng to the committee, 750 hrlclegrnom's parentS' are Mr. unci bell cent cr~ were sm·verl with the home ot Mr. lliiCl Mrll. Aliord Mr. uml Mm, .James Jcrew, Wllllnm Moore will ob~ervo his gnrrlen and raspberry pntch, and Jb of beef. hnve been orc\cred for Mrs. L. 'Spink- Mrs. Haglnnld Hlce of Mnson, coffee nnrl · punch, Those who Powelson Sunday. · Mr. anrl MI'H, Kenneth Me· !lOth birthday unnlver~ary nt: nn helper! with chores nhout the the affair. A fancy booth nne! The hrldo wore nn oxford grny server! were Mrs. Murl Grimm, Mrs. Anna Vll'lli'.Y of Mnson Mnnns nnd sons were Sunday vls· While awaiting the storl<, Mrs. dress trimmed with velvet. She Mrs. Wllllnm Niswonger, Mrs. open house celabrntion Sunrlny, fm·m, Unlll this spring when ho country store nre special nttrnc· was 11 guost of Mrs. Seth Carlson llorH nt the home of Mr. nnrl Mrs. Loren .T. Splnl1, has attended sev· complemented her ensemble with Joseph Chonay and Miss Hull. September 23, ut the farm iJOillf! hurt his !mel' Inn !nil, Mr. Moore! tlons pl'annerl for tho festlvnl. ruesday. Clayton Hulett. of his son·ln·lnw unrl rtauglttlH', harl not heen bedridden In over * • * ern! S"howcrs given In her honor. white accessories and wore a (!Or· M11ry Anna Cheney presided at Mr•, ancl Mrs. Clut•ener! Dihhle, nt 20 years. He Is ncnrly recovered Mrs. Coe Emens entertnlned 11 sngrf of while cnrnnllons nnd yel· the guest register nnd Ann St. guests at n buffet supper' last low rosebuds. John assisted nt: the gift lahle, "Maple Manor," Hfi~ Cava1wug!J• hut has had tu give up some of Ingham County News September 20, 1956 Page 4 road. , thu hcr1vler and more 11ctlve worl1. Calico Squares Thursday. Pre8cnt: were Mrs. Miss Lucille Hall, niece of the Guests attended from .Taclcson, He lms novcr worn glasses and Russell Hpber nnd Miss Mar· bridegroom, served as maid of Lansing, DnnsvlliCf Holt, Grnnrl· Mr. Moore Is a forme•· owner gnret Barrett of Lansing, Mrs. honor, nnd Donald Gt·avos was Ledge nnd Mason. Thore were GO of the Lenox hotel that was attributes his long sp~n of years to the fnct I hnt he never worries. Elect Officers Nut Pulling, Mrs. Floyd Mitchell best mnn. Miss Hall donned n present for the reception. raised nnd replnccd by F. N. i\l'· nnd Mrs .•Tames Wlll1lnson, all of green dress trimmed In while The couple Is residing In Mn· baugh Co. as n part of t lwlr rc· He snys "I mlnrl my own husl· n!'ss, nml If somet hlng comes up Mnson Calico Squares elected DnnRVIIIa, and Miss Tholmn with white ncccssorles. Her flow· son. Mr.• JonP.s ls employed as a cent remodeling operation. Ft•om otrlcers at their first dance of the Snyder, Mrs. Russr!ll Garrison, ars were carnations and rose· trucll driver for David Weclt of 1956 Norge Washer I cannot correct, I let the other 1933 11111!l~fl. Mr. unrl Mrs. Moore Mrs. Charles Johnson, Mrs. Ivan buds. Holt:. fellow do it." scaRon Saturdny evening. Mr.' and llved on 11 farm Hotilh of Wll· Bellinger and Miss Betty Mt•. Moore would lllce to have Mrs. Walter Poyet were chosen Hand·---~------ llamston. At that time, Mrs. as presidents, with Mr. and Mrs. Icy, all of Mason. The honored Special Sale - Save $100.00 Moore brolw her hlp and the Dlh· friends and neighhors drop in guest received mnny nice gifts. Sunday afternoon for a cup of Rohert Leonard as secretaries, hies moved In with them to care nnd Mr. and Mrs. Richard' Fer· feoffee and some of his bh·thdny Mrs. Douglas Spink of Lnn!jlng for her. In Apl'll of 1!H7, the Dlh· ris, treasurers. Attending the Methodist Church Circles mke, and chnt: nwhlle, He hns 2 gave a pink nnd blue shower Au· bles hought. their prr•sP.nl farm meeting were guests !t•om Lan· other daughters, Mary Mead Cory gust: 30 for the mother·to-he. on Cnvnnaugh rood. sing, Miller road and Fl. Wayne, Guests· Included Mrs. Ben Gucn· of Downey, Cnllfornla, and Verna Indiana, ', Plan First' Fall Meetings Mrs. Moore died In '1!1:11. Mr. Smith of Williamston; 6 grand· !her, Mrs. John Bell and Mrs. Moore hns continued In good The group meets on the first Orton Greemnn, all of Holt, Mrs. . Mason Methodist church clr· charge of the pi'Ogrnm nnrl clevo· dtildren, JR great;grnndchildren and third Snturdays ot every health nne\ carer! for his large ami 2 grent·grent-grnndchlldren, , Lois Splnlt, Mrs. John Mlllhlsler clcs hnve scheduled their first fall tlons. on the month for' western-style sqllare nnd Miss Marlene Andrews, all meetings for Monday, Tuesday Me.mbers of Rachel circle will dancing to the calllng of .Joe Roe. of Lansing, ami · Mrs. Harold nnd Wednesday of next week. meet Wedne11day for a 1:30 des· bahlr.s, and several games were During the meeting It was de· Splnlc, Mrs. William Fountain, Priscilla circle members wlllmeet sc!rl: at the home of Mrs. Otis NORGE played in the same theme. · Shower Honors clded that there is room for a Mrs. Milbourn Surato and Mrs. Monday evening nt 8 o'cloclt with Mnntavcn, 2320 Phlllips road. Mrs. Re!rC.~hmenls of pink Ice few more couples. Anyone lT!ler· George Thorburn. Mrs. Spink Mrs. Willlnm Crowe, 500 North Clyde Otis ls en-hostess. Mrs. AUT.OMATIC cream, decorated cakes, mints, ested In Joining may contact Mr. served plnl1 unci blue open-face Dart road. Mrs. H. S. Pulver and tea and eoffee were served. Roc or any of the officers. Charles Lawton has charge of I WASHER Mrs. Rex Gillett sandwiches and strawberry icc Mrs. Olin Strlcltllng are co·host· the progrnm. Devotions are to he ~~~ I~ * ~,1 1:1 if! cream cake from a pink linen· asses. Mrs. Herh Southwick hns by Mrs. Cllfforrl Petty, Twenty-five relatives attended CHURCH BOARD HAS DINNER covered table. Candies, storlt mo· eharge of devotions. Mrs. Leland a stork shower fnr Mrs. llex Gll· Mrs. V. G. Burgess; '115 Steele Ole! and new hoard members tlfs nnrl pink and blue flowers wlll give a pledge service, lett Snturrla>· evening at Wheat· Pink·Biue Shower Aus~ln street, will entertain Deborah of t lw Mason Church ~Jf the Naz. decorated the tnble. Many nice after which a social hour nnd get· complete with field Gleaner hall. Mrs. Gonrge arane anrl their families had Uln· Fetes Mrs. -Warner gifts were presented to the han· ncqunlnted gnmes are planned. circle members at a one o'clock time line conlrol Manwarrlng of Lansing was host· ncr al the Regent cafe In Jaclt· luncheon Wednesdny. Assisting P.SS at the party. Mrs. Burt Warner, Jr., was or guest. Mrs. Howard Norton, 1063 N. as co·hosteFses are Mrs. Bernard ~nd suds saver ~on Saturday evening. Twenty." guest of honor at a star!< show· On August 25,· Mr. and Mrs. College road, wlll open her homo Tables were nltrnr:l i1•ely r\ecn· seven were present. Smith anrl Mrs. George Burgess. and short er given Friday evening by Mrs. Kenneth Darling, ·Mr. and Mrs. In Ruth circle members Tuesday Mrs. Cnrlylc is program chair· rated with llowrrH, appi'Dpriatc ·~ 1J: It: cycle for Earl .T. Ewing, .rr., of Lansing. Lyle Darling, Mr. and Mrs. El· 11t 8 p. m. Assisting as co-hostess· man, nml Miss .J can Farr will pink and blue tnhle rovers anrl Mr. anrl Mrs. Alhcrl Newman Eighteen guests were present'. mer Crandall, Mr. ·and Mrs. Ed· es are Mrs. Paul Decess nnd Mrs. small loads matching nnpl ·, ' night, Funeral services were 1\t ell and 1\fr. n111l Mrs, 81mer Otis Henrietta Gor11llno Brothers funcr111 home apJlenrjil;, h!ls retnrnr.rl home. .Millville Farm Bureau at Tqesday nfternonn In Williams· or Leslie, Perry Klmmorllng Is In m•lt leu] Onondaga Mr•s. Vernon Cl!u·It nnr!'MuJ•)ene ton, ronrlltlon nt hlH home. J•:nulr•o Unlwr• Ele·cfs Officers for Year Mrs. Burton Baldwin spent lhe wr.el< llllrl vlslllng Mr•. M1•, nnd George Lnntz Chur1'11 SPl'VIPes nt Mlllvlll() are ·'' 'T'hls Snndny nl tho Vnntnwn nud Mrs. Cyrl Rntemnn of Atll'f'· Mr·s. Methodist churah (juring Sunrln,Y spcnl Stmrtny nflrrwrnn with Hoy 111 10;15 11, m. with Sunrlny sr.hon) Hnrold Hnrr I~; clwlnnnn ru1cl crs; Mrs. Monuc Womlnrrl nnrl Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith of !ius. Lnntr.. nt 1'1. sdwnl nl 1·1 o'clod< n sound colol· Mrs. Bcwnnrllur. Mr.Mirhnr.l Jm~1 Forcl Miller i~ vlrr.·chnlrmnn of Mrs. Bttrton Coffey, tmerelnrles; Lansing Wllre SunriPY vlsJtors o~ I'll!'. nncl Mrs. Elmer Oils spPnt 'l'ho W. S. c. S. Will IJIIVO 1i the Hr.nrletln Fnrm Hurenu lllm, "1•'11.1' Ji'r•nm Alnnc," will tm ncceplr!!l thr. chnh·mnnshlp of Ml'H, 1\cmnl!lh Hoger·s, rccmnHan; shown. Evm·yonc mny nttencl. Circle Elects Mr, nnrl Mrs. Joe Huff find Bev· Sunday evening with Mr. nnd drklwn· suppc!t' nt tlw hnll Sep· gruuv for• the comlng·ycmr. They nne! Mrs. Lurlell Cheney, news erl)', Ononrlagn townshlrr for• tlw nn· MrH. Geralrl Mnrlln nl Onnndng11. tmnher :n. Serving will hegln at: were elcderl nt n rnncllng last t'C!JIOI'IH Nlethnm· Forrest Miller, sc!eretary; Goi·atrl pr·o!Jiems. Mrs. I~llsworth Brown Mrs. Lestoi' Enr·th entertained dcty nt the home of Mrs. Esther In Fort Wayne, Indiana, anrl Mrs. lloy llrr.vllinH nnrl fnrn· Mr, llllrl Mrs. Hobert Bmttalu nwr home Sunday. Dixon, t. •. . ' ·.:~ ! : Mr. and Mrs, Lewis Freer Sun. clay. 1 I· ·i•. l ;.t '. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hartshorn are spending 10 clays vacation· lng at Crystal lake. '\ I, ;; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Haindel· and family of Mason and Mrs. Maur· ice Monroe ami children of Web· berville were Sunday guests of ::.•_' their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Berger. Mrs. A. .J. Miller and Mrs. George Mitchell were Wednesday visitors of Mrs. Ber· ger, who has been sick. Louise Perrine is still in Uni· versity hospital, Ann Arbor, but is improving and may he released some time this week. 1· Miss Barbara Anderson and Miss Ruth Ann Anderson of De· trolt spent the weelt end with their parf!nts, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Anderson. Mrs. Anderson and daughters were Saturday visitors of Franlc Anderson, who is irt University hospital, Ann Arbor. Everything considered . . . initial cost, Don Anderson of Ann .Qrrbor visited his mother, Mrs. Rosa An· operating cost, resale value .· ~ • , derson, Saturday. Mrs. Irma I: Bettma:n of Lansing was a Sun· day visitor of her mother, Mrs. .·, Anderson. · Mr. and Mrs. Philip Arnold and family and Harley Allen of Lan· ·... sing, Mrs, Elizabeth Seeley, Rev. Charles Gross, William Ainslie, FO·RD Trucks COST LESS Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Battige and. Ford initial costs are still low. Smart Take maintenance costs- day-in, daughters and Mr. and· Mrs. So consider ''ever,r,rtlting :'!Vhen you . truck buyers know also that Fn•·rl. "lJ: day-out dependability is a major buy-you'll huy Furd. · .. · . Wayne Taylor and family were the-jab costs are low, No sooner sai'd than· done Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and i·'eason wby Forcl tmcl1s cost less. It Mrs. Roscoe Arnold and Joyce Take operatiug costs~ no ·'other means less downtimCl, lower repair honoring the bi'r'thday annlver· b·ucks witli comparable .l10rsepower• costs, more work output. '· . sary of Marcia Taylor and the cnn bent Ford-pioneered Short Stroke And take durability-Ford trucks christening of'- Deborah Arnold engines for gas and oil economy. And nrc built stronger to last longer. This. •... 'by telephone 1 .. Sunday morning. with Ford, you get Short Stroke power accounts, too, for Ford's traditionally 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. Diehl were c. in every truek-V-8 or· Six. l11gh resale value. . .. l Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and • . was that it would rain cats and dogs Saturday. So you Mrs. Louis Stld of Mason. ... ,,The':pre~iotjon Mt·. and Mrs. Haroli'l Dakin, Jr., eaiied·'Otf your. regular foursome. But Saturday dawns ,bright and· clear .. of Unionville were Friday night .For Big Jobs, Small Jobs, All Jobs· . .. . '' '•: .. . ' guests of their grandparents, Mr. - You .. grab the teiepho!le, Within minutes you have the foursome and Mrs. A. C. Dowling. all lined. up again. You'll be teeing .off within· an hour-thanks to the Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Hayhoe were Wednesday evening dinner · ,"tetephon~: ·· ·· · · · . '. guests of .Mr. and Mrs. Gordon •' •' ,i' . ·'· .. Trucks tlst tonaerl Kf!tchum of Mason in honor of FORD ., . .Let your telephone help you make last-minute plans, run errands the birthday ·ann'tversary of Mrs. ' for you, keep yciu i~ touch with family and friends. There'~ just no end Hayhoe. . . ' . . , Mr. and Mrs·.. Johri Corbin of ·.to lta:-uaefuln~ss. · · St. :Petersburg, Florida, spent a few days this weelt with Mrs. MIC.H'tGAN .IILL TELEitHON'E COM'P'AN.Y' .·~ Zoa -Hobart. · · f. : Mrs. Roy 'Glover, Mrs. Melvin Roy Chri~tensen I. U~ter, Mrs. Olive Foster and Mrs. . ) ' ' ' .YOUR· FRIENDLY.FORD.PIEALER. Robert Bartlett attended funeral - \ · Ste "TELEPHOttE.TtME," I ~.t.l. Swnllayl on CIS·TI": 210 ·. State StreetI . ' ... " •• • 4 .. • •• ; ..... ~ •• •· •• - ...... ' ,. .servlees. for Ovid Strait at Fow. lf~llle Saturd~y a.fternoon; · ' '' I . t,·,• '' , , , ., I M1·. and Mrs. Norbert A. Hilde- 1 Mill'l•l su,.. AJJJJfl"'."'l'JfiJ 1! for both, bond aontlnuod for lbrder, Townsend of Northwest otocl> brnnrl of Ollnwu IIIIIs spent Sun· I u," "u u 1iJ llistl'id Clulatlo roanuudntl lor lrlul. homr, Sunday visited 1\llus VHn· Whitedou hrirlg~. .. , rhiY nt n plenlc for friends and lic1111n J,, """'"'"'· 2r., I.nnnh111; llnrln l'lln, J\1, V, llullr.J' 'l'hn Pllllllltl of lhll Slntu ur Mh-hiJ~IIJI h•e SIICJ'IIllllt of i'llll'lng Al'lti)J', gUCtilS .L Smllh, 21, OuorulaHn. VU, f\1 1Jlh JllntJk, 1\I'I'IIIKIIIIICIII, lnfutlllll• Mr. unci 1\-h~. I~u1 I Shuwor·~ unrl tln~l IUIItl, plt>llill'fi HlliJly, llll'fliiiCI), 1'/J• Mr·. and MrB. WIIIIHin Jngl'll• ~ CornulluH lllnlo1, 22, LIIIUIIJqr: Mu~lu !urnll.v \Vere' gtmsls ut dinner Ollawa liills Mr. untl MrH. Jo~oph 'l'omllnson Tnlc, 2·1, J.nn•ln~ .. Mr. und Mr~. nu~~oll Stover 011l11tlttd fnl' HtlltiUJlfiU, 'J'hu P1tn11fo ttl lltP Hlntu nr Mic•hil.l'lllt Sunrllty of 1\IJ•, und Mrs. Alger ilnm of 1<'111'11!lllgloll WCI'e SUnday Hpent the past wenl< end nt their n,.viol I•' Wllllcunn, .11 .. ~~. I.nnnl111r; und family wero dinner gt1ests District Ytl. Hlchntll, CJ, Wnt·d. Chnnnc1 c1f J•iuu tn Bowen of Wchhervlile, dinner gucHis of Mr. und MrS'. Okemo.s N·ews collnge nl lloughlon Lalic. 'J'hev 0'"""" 1<. Vnndo!llwtl<, 21, """"'"~ Sunrluy of Mr·. nnrl Mrs. William lUiill.V, IHH'I'IIttll, I'Cilllllldncl fuJ' KullltJIItlll " Lufuyuttu W. lti1•hmund, !.I, MI. 1')1.!1111• 'J'hn PuoJtlc o( the tllntu nr Mlri!IJ.rrllr Mr. find Mrs. Puul llerlglcn, ,fume~ Rldgwny. Jlmll'll nt. thll S!tnl'llln f>llllll!l'tlfltl rctur•nr.d home for their !all busl· nnt; ltlilh B. Hn11, 2:1, llult. l:lml BUTT PORTION SUPER RIGHT SHANK PORTION .CENTER SLICES:' LB~ Customers' Corner . Bloomin/1 Appetttes! All days grow shorter, appetites just grow! And as appetites grow so go your food bills. That's why, , more than ever, it's important to shop where you'lr .aave-A&P! 4~LBi AYERAGI: You see, with A&P's abundance of low prices-the c more you buy, the more your savings grow. Depart FANCY MEDIUMS (LB. 63c) ment after d~partment, week after week-if you OVEN READY LB. compare prices, you can actually see your savings mount! (And these arc CASH SAVINGS - the ver-Y best kind.) SHR.IMP 7 So be thankful for your family's hearty fall appe tite. And be happy, too, thl!t you've discovered the store that saves you more, all year 'round-A&P! · Country Style Bacon '!~~~~ ;~~~~~- 2 p~~. 89c Sliced Bacon ':~!~ ~~~~s LB. 49c CUSTOMER RELATIONS DEPARTMENT .~. 1 '5 $1.99 LEAN, BONELEss 1 nasToN STYLE Bun LB. A&P Food Stores Canned Picnics · 3 ~!·N 1.99 Pork Roast 47c 420 Lexington Avenue, New Yorlc 17; N.Y. LB. '33c Boiling' Beef 19" frue'r Parts l'EGS OR THIGHS I sn Dressed Perc~ "AN READY . MEATY PLATE , r LB. II J (BREAST-LB. 69') LB. 'ore 1 Ocean Perch .:APN. JOHN'S FILLETS ·LB. 33c Veal Shoulder Chops CHOICE cuTs :: La. 57«} Patti-Pak Steaks FROZEN -. 2 rK ~5. 98c LONGHORN STYLF. ( Cod Fillets ·' CAP'N JOHN'S ---~-3.3~c-.L·e~g-~-~.a_m_b___ ~~~:~~~~~;=~:;G __·~.·~~~·~7~~~~C~o~m;e;d~B~~f8ri~d. 1 ~~um w.5h LB. 55 .Cheese 20·22: LB. AVERAGE DOMESTIC Blue Cheese LB. 79( EA. Ohed·o·BH Process Cheese 2 t~AF 75C WATERMELONS 1 Ched-o-Bit ·Process Cheese /2 ~~~F 29c JERSEY MICHIGAN, U. 5. · NO. 11 Kraft Velveeta Cheese 1/2 L~AF 31C LB. LBS. 1 3 29(, DAG 39~ Sharp Che.ddar KRAFT CRACKER BARReL 12 L~AF 41C Sweet Potatoes Yellow Onions Frankenmuth Cheese LB. 59c H.ead ·.Lettuce SIZE 24 2 HEADS 29c Radishes READY TO SERV~ ,. 3 ~~;~ 29o ., i' OXFORD' PARK 5 LB 1 69 .Swiss ·Cheese NATURAL LB. 69c Pascal Celery M~~~~~~N 2 STALKS 29c, Grass Se ed NEw IMPROVED FORMULA . BAG • FRESH FROZEN FOODS California Tokay Grapes 2 PAC~ETTE 39C Vigoro fOR FALL GRAss FEEDING-REa: 50 .. ~!c. 1.89 ~n,~ts . lY,C-OAZN. a·3c , NATII.I;-~ BR;"FAsi" I!!ONTH HOME GROWN HEAD 25c PeIIi . ~ _... A&P BLANCHED, SALTED. ·A&P •• · Cauliflowers . French Fried Potatoes- - 2· :~~;: 29~. · 6 I(EI.LOGG'S 10 ExcEL .oz. LARGE FIRM HEADs a·"HEADS 29c Pecans PKG. 55c ·Strawberr1'es A&P, SLICED AND SUGARED 2 cA.oNzs. 49c Cabbage 61f2-oz. .f p r EXCELLENT ~shews 6';,.oz. 28c FOR C U A&P SAL TECI CAN a·9c Special "K'.' IlK G. A&P Peas 2 ~~g;,· 35c Geen eppe .$ FOR STUFFING 6 25c u.s. NQ. , 50 B!~ s1,49 Peanuts in the· Shell A&P BRAND ~~~. 49c l';..LB. A&P coNcENTRATED Michigan Potatoes White Bread . _ JANE PARm 2 LVS. 35c Orange Juice 6 ~~;5 98c 0 [IQP"Orn· A&P, YELLOW, 5 BLABG. 6·9c SIZE 9's EA. 59c I"' Ill ' 1·LB.-15c 2-lB.-29c 2a-oz. lSc Pineapple Juice coNc~~~EATED 2 ~~ ~s 29c Persian Melons $unnwpe~d Pancalte Flo~r PKG, .; . • SUPER RIGHT , '.. 12-0Z. LUNCHEON MEAT CAN ~LBOW OUR FINEST QUALITY-A&fl HALVES OR SLICES .·MI~ RONI 20-0Z. 29·0%. age CAN 27( , CANS - o1· ~LklOW ·Crushed Pineapple. lono Peaches. 3 •~-.1·<- y 4 . xola ' All PURPOSE DON'T BE 'A BULB SNATCHER! · .. SPAGHEtTI ·A&P Tomato: Juice ou~u~~i~T 2 ~~~5 59c de COOKING OIL PT. 29 c QT. 49. c 0 Evapora·ted Milk wH~.E~A~~sE 6 :~~~~z·75c G~ E. ~ight Bulbs 60 wATT 6~G,; 76c 1·LB. PKG. 2·LB. PI This Message Is Brought to You This Message Is Broughtto You as a Public Service by the as a Public Service by the Following Firms and Individual~ Following Firms and Individuals Kean' s 5c·$1 Store Mason Jdson Oil (o. Okemos Estcs·Lei!dlllV Funcrdl Uorn~ Hoh·Lilnsing Bement Feed & Supply Servi(e fv1ason Wolverine Engineering Co Mason Kenler Comlrudion, Int. Holt D11rt National Bank Mason Gene's Sunoco Service Maser~ Vdn' s Service - Sincldir Mason Millville General Store I I Millville J. A. Dart Co. ·Mason Rob.nt Nursing Home Mason Murdotk Oil (oii!Jld!IY - MobihJ!!$ Dansville . ,I Lindy's Drive· In Mason Heights C. W. Glenn & Sons Chevrolet & Buick Dilrt Manufacturing Co. Stockbridge Mas en rhe Ferris Cornpan\ The Farmers Bank Mason Mason A. A. Howlett & Comp!!ny Perkins u~rdw,He Mason Mason George's Food Markel Consumeu Power Co. Mason Mason Mason Dairy Pioneer B,uber Shop Mason THEY WONT 1JE ·LATE ! Mason Maybe they wet·e slow in dressing ••• probably they dawdled Miller's Farm, Home &Garden Supply a bit over breakfast • , • but i( you know the gait of those little . Mason Heights legs you can be sure they won't be late. THE CHURCH FOR ALL This is one of the fascinating paradoxes of youth.' A child ALL FOR THE CHURCH Tho Church is the "may have to be prodded to get to school on time-yet he doesn't the building of ch grealesl factor on earth lor II . aracter and good .. want to be late! 1s a storehouse ol sp' . Clllzenship, . strong Church nel'lh dlr! 1ua 1 values. Without a • er emocracy · . . can survive There f nor CIV! 1IZalion * And the paradox has implication for parents. as. they plan the . ore our sou d every person shou id attend n . reasons why religious education of their childt·en. Jimmy :may seem reluctant and s,upport lhe Ch h services regularly about his first trip to Chut·ch School. ... and Susan m~y shed a own sake. (2) For hisu~h'ld Th:y ore: Ill F'or his sake o( his communi! ' tens ~oke. (3) F'or the tear when Mother "leaves" her in 'the· B~gl~riers' Department: * sake of the Church l't Ylfondh'noiJon. (4) F'or the d se • w 1ch need h' But wise parents never delay their youngst¢rs~religious training .. an maleriol support PI s 1s moral Gt~ce J!l!pt!st o! Onondi&·!, loriy and read your Bibi~n d~il~~ lo church regu. next door to town Julll, Rev. Mal lllasun :Ba11t.i~t. Clarence Rodd, It is unfair to handicatfa :child. with a late s·ta'rt.in:the vit'al process , Day-· , · Hoyt, pastot•. Sunday school; 10 paslor. Worship service begins . Sundi~y Book of mora I and spiritual ·.'gi·owth; . ':. ·:'(: ·-"' ·:~:~;:.1\i':;:{:: ·::::···,.:·... · · · .Chaplet a. m.; morning worship, 11 a. m.: with the prelude at )1:50 a. m.; 111ond,1y.' '''""" •• ... Habakkuk v..... Tu«day; ""''""".II Timolhy z 1·20 evangelistic service, . 8 ·, p. m.; message by· the pastor, special Inquire the church of yo.ur choiC~;arid bring.your.child Wcdncsda'Y' ''' · '• • · • · Matthew ' 3 1·17 at to Thursday · '· · '•• • •• • Matthew 6 9·24 . prayer meeting 11nd Bible class music by the senior choir; 11 :15 ·i · 7 ~rida.v,., ·. ·• •• ~ ·' '•' • • • • PhiJ~ppianJ ·1·14 Wednesday morning 10 to 11. a. m., Sunday school; 6:30 p. m., Church School as so'on as he is of age. Saturday .. ,· ...... 11 Ttmoth.Y 2 1·18 "" .... • .. r John I Baptist Youth Fellowship; 7:30 2 1·18 p. m., cvenint: service; Wednes· And, remember, parents need religious training too! If you rlo 1·17 CoJUmunlty 1\lethudl~t or Dans· clay evening, potlupil supper at ville and .vuntown, Rev. Charles not now attend Church regularly, start with Jimmy and Susan. R. Gro~s. pastor. 10 a. m., church the church beginning at 6:30 p. ~upyri11ht 1U66, Kei~ler Adv. Service, Stra1bu.rt, V~ m., topic for the evening ls on school Dansville, G. E. Manning, missionary work, deacons meet· superintendent; 11:15 a. m., wor· lng al 8:30 p. m.; 'flturstlay, sen· ship service with a message by lor choir reheaa·sal, 7:30 p. m. the pastor; 10 11. m., worship serv· iee ·at Vantown; 11 a, m.• church What the Chu rcltes At!e D~ing school, Mrs. Carroll Glynn, SU· DIIIIM\'ille l~ree llltlthodlst, rtev. I!. E. Moore, pastor. 10 a. m., WUIIAmaton West Loc!re, Wea St. 1\ntherlne's Vhn11el (JGpls· pel'intendenl; 7:30 p. m., M. Y. F. IS t. o c It b r I d g e Pre!ili,Vltwlau. 7·p. 111.; prayer mcellng, Wednes !!o!t N!!:~;!!rene, Rev. Wllllam service. Sunday school, Genevieve l•'rcer. le.vw• ltlethodlst, Rev. Delos Tan· copal), Rev. Derwent A. Suthers, Set;vlces. wlli resume in all de· day, 8 p. m. ::icrviccs are in the Kelley, pastor. Suuday school, 10 supei·lntendenl; 11 a. m., preach· ner, pastor. Church school, 10 a. Vicar, Meridian road, half-mile partments next Sunday. The an· Wchl• school lwusc. a.m.; morning worship, 11 a.m.;· ing ~ervicc; 6:45 p. m., 1~. M. Y. m.; worship service, 11 a. m. and north of US-16. Sunday services: nual turlcey dinner and bazaar is N. Y. P. S., 6:45 p. m.; evening 81.. ,JJunt~~ CJt!hullu,· 1020 S. service; 7:30, evening message; 8 p. m.; Wesleyan youth service, Lansing street, Fr. Paul DeRose, 9:15 family morning_ prayer and October 11. J.eslin Fa•cc ll1d.lwdisi., Hev. . evangelistic service at 7:30 p. prayer meeting, Wednesday eve· 7:15 p. m.; l,p ray e r serviee, instruction, followed by Sunday m. Prayer meeting each Wednes· •pastor, 235 W. Elm street. ning, 7:30, at church. Wednesday 8 p. m.; missionary l larry Cummings, pastor. ::iunclay Masses: Sunday, 8:30 and 10:30 >t. school and adult Bible class; Leslie Flt-st Dltlltist;, Rev. Rob si;hool. 10 a. m.; morning WOI'· cia,v at the church at 7:30 p. m. meeting every second Thursday. 11:00 a. m., morning prayer and m., Holy Day, 8:30 a. in. and 7:30 ert. Worg~l, ,pastor. Sunday ::.hlr. IJ a. m.; f'MY sct·vice, 7:3!1 p.m.; daily, 7:15 a; m.;.devotions, JUuJson 1\llllhiHII.~I., Ruymund L. sermon, followed by coffee hour. school, 10 ~·· m.; divine wor·shlp, p. 111.; evening service, 8 p. m.; . il~lt Preshytm·iau, Rev. Vemon Wednesday, 7:30 p. m., evening Gruvenhtu•g MetluniiMt, Groven· Thursday, 8 p. m., First .Friday,, Nurlon, minister. Sunday wor· 11:15 a. m.; BYF, 6:30 p. m.; eve· Vv'cdncsday, prayer service, 8 burg road, Rev. Francis C. Jo· 7:30 p. m.; confessions, Thursday ship, 10 a. m., sermon, "Char· '1'. Smith and Rev, Ralph Miller, pmyer. nJng _worship, 7:30 p. m.: mid· p, Ill. pastors. :Morning worship, 10 a. hannides, pastor. Sunday, 9:45 a. aftet· services, Saturday, 7:30-9; acterlstlcs of Christian Gt·owth ;" ·uwtkm• IIIII Nazt"·ene, Rev. week prayer service, Wednesday, m., wot·shlp, message, "Am I baptisms by appointment. Sunday school, 11:15 .a. m.; Jun· m. and 11:30 a. m.; nursery and '7:30 p. m., junior choir practice: Acting Like An Ostrich'!" bap· · lor High Fellowship, 5 p .. m., church school during both serv· ' Cart' Barnes, minister. Sunday \Villinmstmt \VI'slc~·un MIJ!hod· at 4 p. m. and senior choir. prac· llit, ltowley, rtcv. Carl A.,Colfey, tism; 10:45 a. m., church school; First Church of Ch.rl11t, Sclen· recreation and pledge · serviCe; ices: Young people's meeting, 7:31) school, 10:30; morning worship ' tke, 8:30 p. m. p.m. ·service, 11:30 a·. m.; Young Peo· riaslrw. Church school, 10 a. m.; Asil Towsley, - superintendent; Ust, Mason, has services ·at the Senior Youth Fellowship,. 6:30 p. Thursday, September · 27, Good m., leaders, Barbara Powelson plo's ~ervlce, 7:30 p. m.; evening worship set:vlces, 11 a. m. and 8 church, corner of Oak and Barnes evangelistic servlee, 8 p. m. • · Wllllrunston Conmmnlt.y 1\leth· p. m.; W. Y. P. S., 7:30; prayer Neighbors class serve pancake streets, every 'Sunday at 11 a. ril. und Fonda Merinclorf;. chapel Ederl United Brethren, Rev. supper, 6 to 8 p. m. · prayer group, Wedncsduy, 7 p. 1 · odiilt, Rev. Louis Eliinger, pastor. service, Thursday, 8 p. m. Sunday school during .the service Herbert ~herry, pastor.. Sunday Wlllhtmston Gos1m1 Hall, 4021 Church school, 9:45 a. m.; woa·· for pupils up to the age of 20. m.; · · mot·ntng prayer group, · school, .10 a. m.: morning war· Burldey road. Brealdng Bread, ship service 11 a. m.'; supct•vlserl 'l'hursdrty, 6:15 p. m.; junior of Williamston Brtpt.i~l., ney. Har· Uubhlns l\lethodlst, Bu niter Wednesday evening meetings at ship, ll,a. m.; Christian Endeavot• 10 a. m.; Sunday school and nin·sery during services;' Inter· road, Rev. Francis C. Johannides, 8 Include testimonies of Chr18tlan choir, 'l'hursday, 6:45 p. m.; sen· for both young people and.adults, nlrl Reese, pastor. Church school, Bible· clas~, 11 :3,0; Gospel and mr.dlate M. Y. F., 4 p. m.; Senior LO a. m., woa·shlp service, 11 a. m. .pastor. Sunday, 10 a. m,, church Science healing. A public reading lor choir; 8 p. m.; MYF officers 7:45 p. m.: evening worship, 8:15 ministry, Sunday 8:30p.m. .. M. Y. F., 5:30 p. m.;·Monday, 3·5 . ta·alnlng this week Saturday at and 7:30 p. 'm.; Young peoples school', Lute Hartenburg, super· room Is open at the chtirch· p. m.; ehoh•. practice, Tuesday, 8 p. m., sessIons for juniors;. lnten1lent; · 11 a. m., worship, bap· Wednesday and Saturday' friirii··•2 Mat·shali; school of Instruction p. m.: prayer meeting and Bible meel lng, 6:30 p, m.; prayer SCI'V· Wlllhuustor~ l~ree l\lethodiHt, Wednesday, 7:30, Senior choir;· .Icc, Werlnesday, 8 p. m. tlsm, message, "Am I Acting Like to 4 p. m. "Reality" will be· the !or church commission chair· study, Wednesday, 8 p. m. Rev. A. D. Hoclmday, pastor. men, Friday, September 28, In AI· Thursday 3:15 p. m. Sunbeam An Ostrich?" · subject of the lesson-sermon .. In Church school, 10 a. m.; worship choir pra,ctice; 4 p. m., Chancel all Christian Science · ch'urches bion 1:30 to 9. ' , Wllllalllllton Nazarene, Rev. service, 11. a. in.; FMY, 7:30 p. 'choir practice. · 1111-rhum Ch•uull., l\lc t. h '~ d I~ 1, Dunker lllll Seventh Day .Atl· throughout the world ·sunday, Harold Yochim, pastor: Church m.; worship 'service, 8:15 p. m.; I l~ranl1 B. Cowick, minister. North·. September 23. . . Uousel United Brethren, . Rev. · venttst, Elder L. H. Sickles, pas· !'chao!, ~0 a. in.; worship ser:vlce, ·prayer meeting, Thursday, . 7:30 llf8Mu Cllurcll of the Nazu.rene, west., morning worship, 9 a. m.; tor. Sabbath school, Saturday, 10 .· Vernon H. Beardsley, minister. 11 .a. ·m.; Young Peoples ser~ke, p.m. . .. chtu·ch school, 10:15 a. m. 1\1111· · Sunday, September 23 11 li. : m:,· Roy Mumau, pastor. Sunday a. m.; church service, 11 a. m. M111ion Prtl!lbytei'ltut, Paul (.. 7:30 p; m.; evangellsm,, 8 p. m.; scliool, 10 o'clock; preach! ng· serv· \•llle, morning worship, 10:15 a. Arnold, minister.. Sunday, lO a. Rev. Don H. Carrick wlu h'old the. prayer meeting, ,Wednesday, 8 . A. K. Phillips,. secretary of lay W IIIla m s ton Meruorlnl. Lt~· Ice, 11 o'clock;· N. Y. P, S. serv· m.; .'church school, 11:15 a:- m.: evangelism and religious liberty m .• worship service, serrrioil; "Tiie first quarterly meeting, .of ·'the: p;m.· l, . ·:·. . . . therJLn, 1022 West Gmnd' Rlvea•, M. Y. F~ 7:30·.P· m. , 1 year. Communion wlll ' be ob.' Ice,· 6:~5 o'clock, song and pl'lllse .. 1 with ·the Michigan · conference, First Principles of the: Filltli,". ----. Rev. K F. l{oeplln, pastor. Sun· Evang~llstle message, 7:30. PraY,· ·-·-- wlll be speaker Saturday, Sep· baptismal servicei 11:15. a. m., ·I · served·; 8 p. m\, sermon subjctt, ,Wliiliwston .St. : Mlu'y'11 Cath· ' day school, 10 .a. m;; 'worship . er meeting ,Wednesday evening church school; 3:30·8 ·p, m., Pres· ·'!Pleasures of the .CIJrlstia/1 Life." olkl, Rev. Fr. Francis Martin, pas. Atll'elins 'B"IItlllt, Rev, Robel·t . tember 22. He wlll present a film service, 11 a. m. Nursery during at ·7:30. · · ··· ' . Woi·gul, minister. Sunday school, on mlssl?narY, work at 3 p. m. bytery men's c~undt'lri. Jac~sQil: • · · . -- 1 tor.· . Confessions.! and 'devotions· the service for small children.•. '1J'.It m.;,. mol'lling worship, 10 5:30 p. m., Junior High Westmln· ·Lansing 'zion Ltttherari,' Rev.· Saturday .. 7;30 :.. p. 'm, ·' ·Sunday , North Aurelius, Rev; John· a." m.. · :· ·' ., , ~ .. AK!IOtllbly of God, w. B. Kolen· ster: Fellowship; 6 p .. m., Senior F. 1'. Zimmerman,. pastor. · One .. masses at· 8:0(1:and··~o:oo .a. m. . Wllllamstolt Cent,e~ Methodl11t, )?ruden, ,Pastor. sunday s~hool; ·-- da, pastor. Services at the Vevay High Westminster ·Fellowship; 'block north·-of Cavanaugh rnad F.owlervJIIe, Rev. ~r .. '}\Talker. · Rev.· Loills }Qlllnger, pastor. Wor· 10:15 a. m.;. morning worship, Un11l .,;:::::;~:Roadside Beauty S~lombu20,I956 The Ingharri County' News Part~ Hoi·o In Michigan there hus been much tali• uhout. pt·c- -:::::::::::::=::::::::::::;:::::::::::::======:::::::-;--:::;==""-::-:7"-:-::=::::i:~!""'"'"""'~~...,.-~~--~1 .... ------==-----~"'!""ll'f'= tJervlng roadside beauty. But llttlo notion. As mile aftm· · nomhulllon us ·u. s, senat01·, *9""· +. .,.. p;s 1 * 1 mile of I'JOW highway is opened, billboat·ds go up. Within a D b h Fmnlt Ji'ltzgerald wus renoml· fpW months l'Oadsidos become hideOUS, . , own y t e ~.....,... ni!tr,(j lQI' goycrpor by tlie nepub· , y· !leans. Frl!rdt M\lrJ.>hY WllS tho :· · Perhaps the difficulty hn& been tlwt seemingly them has SYCAMORE _, . ~-~ Democratic ~:holce, · beon no place to start cm•t•cctlon, Legislutot·s do not want l\1embers ot r(!uson's Legion ~o puss laws that will lntel'l'em with what advertisers believe bugle and drum corps arc pnclc· . to be their l'ights. Those advet11sers have erected ot• leased I ~~~loe:lp~~j~·nforco~J~~~~~ 11:~' ''Good Luck , Son" plllboat•ds. 'l'hey have invested money In them. Some people mal Farmers Mutuo1l Fire ',. ln'surance Bldg, Every MAS'ON 'ELEVATOR. Tuesday Ppone OR 7-6091 ,\ ..' .. \ Main Oifico1 415 S. Cochran Willard _Lyker Prop. .CharloHo,' Michl9an , I Mason Phone '!880 . '. . ·' w...... ""."'~"S Can 100.%. effecth•e In preventing·· ~... . h:~:'ttJ mnrtnllly nf chld1s lrifccl!!cl with CC!!fll cocclc:lln~ls under expert· sf Corn Coun try &l\fJ~ ,~\)~···'\ Dairying Faces Revolutionary Changes mentnl eondltlons. USDA scion· tlsts who c~onrlucted lito cxpcrl· 0 1 lly CAitl, COLLIN tho oriels may be ns low ns 1 to to liD crops thlo ycur compurcct lion ami tho uumc 11 ~ August a mentnl WOI'l\ sny nffccted ciJiciiB eld 50~ /o 50. With' Bl'Dwn Swiss· II muy IJc with 355 million ncre~ Ins! year. year ngo. !mated wllh these 2 drugs mnde I Town ~~ .~ Dairying Is In fur· the greut· ns high· 115 1 to 200. • • • • • • • I fnster· gnlns thun healthy ones ', Inglwm county crm1 gmwcr~ Oy Jim llrown ost. revnlu!lrHIIII'Y ehange In Its ~· • • Resent·cher·li ltnve found out Scerctnry Benson e.~plulns the ft~rl the same l'lltlon wjthout the 90lM lncrense their• nveruge ' ontlr·c~ history. 'l'hc oh,ject. of the A lotul or 5,8•1·1 cases of mblc~ that tomnlocs 'ship hest nt tern· 3'/r, clocllno In fnrm lll'lms he· trcutment. Yll!ld~ by a~ much us 50'/,, If they revolution is un enormous in· w11s reported In the U.S. ln1D55, pcraturcs between 55 unci 115 de· twwn ,July lfl and Aut:;unl l!i 11:1 • • • {!» C 1 1111 of the recommended corn 'J'Iwre's no sud1 UrlnJ,\ as had Wl'ttt.lll't', uot1~d ercasc ln. dfielmwy. 'l'h11t's tlte according to the ,Tournai of till! grem>. Overr.oollng may ln,lurc to· "largely of 11 Hcnoonal nature." MISCELLANY . , .. Danclllrm ()rodl\ctlon practices· Into use, uc· G4•.oJ'g41 Oisslng, J f)th century IHH'f.. 11 l''nr tlw man opinion nf Dr. ll. E. Peterson or Vctarlnnry Madlcal association, mntnos, sllwe lr.mpcl'lltures • That drop lullowed a clccllno or for signing Ujl with i\SC office~· ~prdlng to County Agl'lculturul 1111 sound In body und IWI'fmc of mind, Uwr·t~ is 1111 such the Unlvcr·sily of MlnneHotu, one Dn!(s accountad for •J5.5% of tha dcr ;;o dcgrcas hwrmtse rleC"ny In· 1% !Jetwcen ,June .l!i unci .July for putllnt:: purl of your whr.ut ~g!lnt M, H. Avet·y. thin~ as had wPat.luw; nvery sl!y has lis lumuty, llJI(I, of the counlry's leurllng riulry cases, foxes 21 r;,., enllle lol'A, sleucl of preventing H. 15. These 2 monthly dr!dlncs rP· lnwl Into the lH'rr.nt:;e w~ervo hns J lie! clillms farmer·s will have selonllsts. si It Costs Less to ••• BUILD WITH BRICK! A provable fact less depreciation and less up. keep In the long run Br1ck always looks as nch and new as the day 1t was put n place Get double value - peace of mmd and ease of pock etbook COME IN TODAY LET US PROVE BRICK COSTS LESSI Most hvestocl< on good com mercia! farms 111 the mtddle west wtll be reared m confinement m another Q0 n yem s believes an M S U agttcultural econom1st I Dr.C.J.Hubbard 'Tr~ out subso!lmg practtces be Vl,IERINARIAN fore gomg ~all out tn their usc 608 S. J,nnslng St. adVISC M S U SOil SCICntiStS Research ts too ltm!tecl to have Phone OR 7 8201 definite recommendations Located at Mason- 519 W. Columbia St. Saturday, Sept. ll Starting 12:30 P. M. Sharp 1 HORN Pin Inti IT vo CH!frENDEN !ONE JllA F CIIITTENDEN JOSEPHINE S ORDER FOR PUDJ.ICATJON FINAL ACCOUNT 1949 PLYMOUTH McWATTERS-Octobtr 2, 1950 ANTIQUES Stu to of M eh!g an II e Proh1 te Co 1rt for the County of lnghnrn At n HC!ision of s1 ad Co 1 t held on ANTIQTTE LOVE SEA,T Se tembct I 0 II fiG CLUB COUPE Present liON JOHN McCLELLAN 2 lUARBLE-TOP TABI"ES 6 ANTIQUE BEDSTJ!JADS Radio and Heater 3 ~IARBLE-TOP DRESSERS OTHER ANTIQUE FURNITIDm Good Condition HOUSEHOLD GOODS \ 37w3 Porch Glitler nml Chairs Antique D1shes PoJl-up Toaster ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR Vases 1\lagazme Racl, Ruby Sewmg 1\lachine HEARING CLAIMS AND FOR DETERMINATION OF HEIRS Smokmg Stand End Table Dinmg Room Table and 4 Chan s GRAHAM-November 27, 1956 Player Ptano and 36 Reco1·ds, good worlnug cond1- Naxon Electric Coolulr Stote or Mlchlgnn The Probnto Court t10n Glass Roaster Buffet fo II o Co nty of In~l m At a oeosloo of Rnll Court held t the 12xl5 Rug Pictures ~llrrot• Wash Stands Probnte Offa~e In the city oC Mnsot In other Rugs Ottoman Foldmg Cot and ~lattress tl e HOld Co nty on tho lith II y or Sor,tembel A D 1956 Writing Desk I"IVlllg Room Suite ,Juicer Footl Giinder Prose1 t HON JOHN McCLELLAN Roclung Chairs Boo](s BendiX Automatic Washet ORDER OF PUBLICATION Judge or Probntc PROBATE OF WILL In tho Moltot or tho E•ll tc or LINNA Library Table Sparton Radio AB Gas Range S 1\ GRAHAM Decense I JACKSON-October 5 1956 It nil curio g to the Com t thnt the Floor I"amJlS Boolmase Ii.elmiator Refrigerator St 1tc of Micl IRI n The Prabnto Court t~mc fo ntcHcntntion of cl tms 1-l:nltat Oil Circulating Ileater Ste)t Ladder ! I fa th County of Jn~h m Hill oot1 to should be lin Ito I •nd II nt n Phers At " HcHslon or anld Co 1 t held It tho tlmo nnd tllnce I e I\ PI olntc 1 \_o receive Card Table Kmlalt Garilen Cultivator Ax l'robntc OITicc In the City of Mnsan n cxnmh c nt U adjust nil clnlms nnd clc soil Co lilt! 01 tho I Llh rlny of Son m1 mla nKnlnst etll deccnacd by tnd he Walker for Invalid Gas Can Shovels tcmbcr A D lnfiO Core Hnll Court nnl t.hut the lognl I el s 3-tnece Bedroom Suite / 9 Stratght Racl' Chairs P1cscnt HON JOHN McCLELLAN of enid dcccn•od cntltlo I to l1ho1lt tho Jndlll of P1 obntc o•lnlo of wllch soil dcecnoe I die~ ••l•ed Some Clotlling Dressers Trays 2 Tables In the Mt tto of thu Estnto of WIL Hhould bo n lludlc 1ted nnd lctormlnc I Betiding f Brushes Fruit Jars i JAM C JACI•SON DeceJLse dly r•nuncll· men hy City r~nglnP.r.r• Waller 7.1mmer• Mnnrlay nl~:ht. I 7.1mnwr :-;nlrl Wyl'lh offlr.lnls "have iiPr>n rnnsl cnopr.mllvr." In wor·itlng wilil llw dly to rcducn nnrl t!llrnlllniP. f:tl wasle thnt has n I limn.~ slower! I hn r.fflr.lency nf the rlly srwngP. rllsposnl plnlll. Wynlh l111s rlroslgnerl a nnw tlt·ainngP. nrr.n In rllvm·t mlllt ,· splllagc from emptying Into thr. 1 • C'lly Jiystcn"i, Zimmer· explnlnnrl. lir snlcl I hat n grouse lrnpllils nl· l'<'ndy nl'!'(VI'rl at I he plant nnd will he lnstallc>rl soon. Wlwn It Is, the engineer· rlcelnrcd, It will Kellogg•s prnclleally ellmlnnlo gnmsc .from VII{.. e11terlng srwr.rs fmm llw Wyeth 5 lb SUGAR .FREE CEREAL r>lnnt. All You Want Zimmer snlrl nrw disposal plnnt w8th p~a·chase of designs will lw rcnrly for inspcc' pkg. llc tlon hy thr slaiP. health rll'pnrt· SURE.FRESH mr!nl Novrmhcr· 1. It tho rmrgh OV~R-ZEALOUSr~iESS.may' hov~ prompted Mason Kiwanians to rip this bathtub plan Is nPccpterl, It will he re· G ' h · d · h Th b b ld h K l Cartons wiH'Iccrl Into flnnl drawings ami Kiwiinian Fran k uerriero s ouse Tue~ ay mg t. e tu wi 11 e so at t e annua 1 iwonis.· com- submit terl to tho council for liP· munity sale in the former Packard garage on Cedar street Friday and Saturday. Howard 'McCowan lB Bulb~) SY~VANIA CHEESE provnl together with estimates of and Lowell Robinson are resting on the rim of'the tub. Jack Davis and AI Rica are sitting in the c:osts yrt 1his winter, l1c added. toapsuds. These 4. plus other Kiwanians looted. M3son attics and basements this week in search ·of 2Ln 69c Tlw Pnglnecr sold dally tests community sale merchandise. G'uerriero wasn't home when his tub went out the front door. (Ingham LIGHT BULBS IJOOTH'S FRO~EN arcngc hclogsystem. marie F'nets In !hedarivcd rlty :o;cwct·· from __County....:...._..:...... :.... Ne~s photo.) ______, ______· _ 5 lb Sugar ' Hw lcsls will hr used In design· Dreaded Shrimp ing lhe rllspnsnl plant, he said. INGHAM CATS NEED SHELTER, TOO mnnagrr In LanRing A & P Only $1.52 10 Ounces An earlier rllsposnl plant de· StOI'f'S. 8 Light Bulbs sign wus thrown out hy the stnto • f R p f Tlwr·l' arl' ~ d1lldrcn in the 59c SOCie 1\uipc>rs family, .T .. y, 10; Glenn, health drpnrlmPnt last summer· Humane y e or s MINUTE-MAID her:ause its rffidoncy would-not Cats are lwcomlng almost .as'bl'en 8 pigeons, lfl ~quirrr.ls, 13 R; .John,;; ;mrl Sandra, 2. The 1 KuipP.r>: am mcmbm·s of the havr• matched slnto spccifica· numerous as dogs at the Ingham opossums, G raccoons, :J ehii,l<· FROZEN tions. The delny of drsignlng a county animal sheller·. Ml'S. Edith ens, 3 ferrets, a goats, 21 parn· .Plymnul II Congr·cgat ion a! church new plant upset n proposer! $.100,. · 1 f 1 I 1 lG hh' 3 1 13 Ill Lansing. lie is a· graduate of 000 revenuo bond issue which was Hosmer, presrc cnt o · t 1e ng· * MANY FABRICS sl.oci{ed with 50 head of cattle, I can't · see how the cn&ual $5,615; Brool{fleld extension, $6,. Two schools, dentistry and _ cnll It what you will - doetot·s and this boy was our rlght·hnnd drlnlter could have much good cf· called It 11 "teddy-bear squeeze." 680; and Cadillac avenue, $8,755. medicine, have no summer gfnd· rna n. My husband has been Ill feel In trying to help either the New drains under construction uatcs, while sessions In the school M11do By Chippewa The doctors und nurses were ~!nee February, und at the pres youth to abstain or tha alcoholic astoumled at this game, To play to give it up. ' and scheduled· for completion this· 'cit natural resources and the law or Woolrich ent lime Is unable to carry on the fall· are: Kalamlnl{, $70,000; school ended later and have not the game you stand up and pu~ '!here fore as for me and my Duvltl necessary load alone. While I Dietz. Creek, $64,000; Sulllvan yet announced their graduates. both arms straight out In front st: ...:.:· •. ,.·· 0: .. ··.· : . . ··, -'·. ·. · .· · .... ··.:··.: '.i .. ::.·· · · ·· ... •, ·,;' .. ·.• . .· . , · . !9I~ctlon :tl~te. · It's.· bee11 .a. big lt?qk at a few ·~acts. ~Ilk. today leaders do not abstain and just , y h p • 'li.elp._...... •... -- ·-' . ' . Is, $5.3S at the fa~m !Wholesale. Ignore the .whole problem to their .' . . All Pr·o' ceeds Go' to out rolec·ts :-~~;~ .. ~~.J~S~l~~~p~-~~~s~~-U*d~~s~.~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~-~·~··~;-·.~-~·~··~·:~:.~.,~-~·~··~·~~··~··~~-~~~~~~·~·~--~h~-~-~·*~·---~~-~~~---~-~~~~ '·.. -'.1! ·. ·-~'!!,;:·',. ·;.;::. ,;·., ..... >.;~· .. :--..·;:·,·. ~.:.~:· ..·-~··> ~- .~ ... :· .. _.. :· .. .-.: .. :..: .... ,_.: :... ~·-~-.-/.-' ... ·..... ,,'\·:.· ;:_:. ·.: .. : ,·: .. :.. , ...... _, .· ...... ' ~: ,·. ". ' . .. :_•. . '.·· ·b 20 1956 n Olnb Flnnn DnnrB lngfmm County Ncws Scptcro er '· r~ge 2 Mr. And Mra, r.Iuh of St. Dansville · mode!hu:the farm theracantly houae, and, tlrEI re· ·I ·=----...... ------;-Mary'!! IJ"riHh met nt the )wme Webberv·l·lle North White Oak of Bernnrd Simons In Webber· Bill Fouty L\llrl Mi'S, Pale 1\fl'li. For1111t FIIJIOWII , ville Sunday evening to formll· Swltzenlwrg nnd claughtora luu:t MrR, Oe11rgln Bohm of Fowll!r· 1 ·I IIIII! plans for 11 square rlonce School Groups . Sunday dinner with thell' fnthor, ' Mrs. Myrl GrahaJI! - Phone 66·f·2 ville, Mra, Lottie Fellows, Mra, Williamston Snturduy, September 22, in the Lorn J~ot1ty of .Tnekson, Lila Clements And Ml'llo Abbl~ Mrs. Reah Horstman parish hall, Dnnclng from !l to Elecf Officers MrH. Hnl'nlli Lantis rtncl chll· d WSCS l'lnnf! 8uziiE!r Fortman attended tho meeting .of 1 will he open to the public, dren, Mrs. Mntlde Utntls, Mrs. PTA 'Con ucts 'rilL! w. s. C, s. met at the the Liberty Button club at tha Thelen's 9rchestrn from West· Guerdon Uslwl', Mr. nnd Mt·s. home of Mrs. Rex Nlchohf last: home of Mrs, George D. Srnlth In FniY J~ns 1\lecllng . phalln with a caller will provlrl~ For New Year Erwin Barth nncl son, Mrs, Don· t' 'Phttrsdny, Plans for tho annual LLtnslng We(!nesdny. . 'l'lw I''· M. Y. of the Free Meth· F' t M 1956 Graduates music for both round and squam nrt Slnntly, Mrs. 'I'homns Bell and Irs ee Ing hnzanr nnrl supper ll)'n l)elng Mt•s, Blllnch Strobfll II! enter· ocllst ehurch met at the D, chmclng. Tlclceta are avnllltble Officers fm• Dansville AgrlcuJ. Mrs. Lydia Crlhley attended a made. talnlng on aunt !rom Ca!Uornlu Arnnlrl hnme ln~t. 'I'uesday eve· !rom. memhers of I he club or tural school student council, Fu- Stanley pnl'ly nt Mrs. LeHter Tlw PTA had Its first meeting this 'weelt, Select Colleges Jllng fr1r 1he first meeting o! the ut the door. tu1·o Homcmalters and Future Barth's homo WedncHrlny. of lhl! I!Chool year nt the school • Mr, and Mrs, nolnnd Droolts new year, Aflr!r business, re!res.h· Farmers tm· 1956-li7 have been 'fhe 4-I-r c1~1h met at the home last Woc!nesday evcnjng, Prasl· ot Detmlt wora sunday dinner A numbL!r nf 1!l56 grmluntcs of me1it's of lee cmnm nnrl calm were Fl'reman'·.S D.ay f{niJ>erll Goes to 1\la.~on selected. Orvllle Emorson Is prcsl· of Nancy Kyse1· Wednesday dent Marvin Hodge Introduced g\lests -at Mr. and Mrs, l~OJ·est Wllllnmston high school are nl· served. 'J'hQ eulws were made' hy dent of the student coun~ll. night to organize for llwh· win· Eldon Ross, superintendent, who F'ello\'m, 1cncllng college this foil. 'fhose Gemlrllne Arnolrl nnd were min· George Kuipers, former man· er. II, 'i nl Michigan State nre Anlt~ ogC!r of the Williamston A. & P, Other ol'l'lcers of the student ter pro,. 1 t • In turn Introduced all the tench- Is ·BI'g Success Mrs. Metta Hayward of Ho II lalut·e sull eases In honor of a council Include: VIce-president, M1·, and Mrs, Owen Kennell of ers. visited her brother and sister-In· Diet~. D01ilse Buxton, BLU'J'Y Zln· member, Miss Marilyn Hoclmcluy, Food Stores, will tnlce over mnn· agement of the A. & P, Food Dorothy Dunsmore; secretary, Holt spent 'l'uesrlny evening with The 11th grade won the prize 'J'he firemen's field days Jnst law, Mr. and MrR. Rulph I·Inynct·, clel, .James Lightfoot and Joyce who Is .Jenvin~ to nt.lend school Store~ In Mason Septemhei' 21. Mnry Shea! helm; treasurer, .Janet Mr. nnd Mrs. JeHse Campbell and for the most parents present, Friday and Saturday was I'll· Thursday evening. • Elaine Madden, at St>rlng Arhor. Dick Wagner, Larry Hill, Kay His successor is· Dunne Everet.l:, Briggs; nnd assistant treasurer, Mr, nnd Mrs. R. Sngnrt spent Committees for the year Wfii'C ported ns ll great success. Mr. and Mrs, Grnnt Fellows who assumed his dulles os man· Lucille Wheeler. ClusH represen· Ft•lday evening with the Camp· appointed, • A large crowd 'uttended the and Mr. and Mrs, Dicit Dunsmore Moore nne! 'I'Im Reese ure at· JCngngr!ment. Told ager, lost Monday. He was head tenrl!ng Wlll!nm ,Jennings Brynn Mr. 1111rl M1·s. D. Arnoltl nn· tnllvcs are: Senior, Marvin GauHs hells. Refreshments were served hy trnctor pulling contest Snturdny spent the weel< end at the Strnlts, of the meut department nt iho and Dm·othy Dunsmore; junior, the executive committee, afternoon· at the ball diamond, nnd other points of Interest In· unil•m·slty In Tennessee. Marlt nounee the engagement of their Grnncl Ledge A. & P. store. l-Ie Brett, 11 former student of Wll·l daughter, .Joyee, tr> Cnrl ,J. Ives Die]( Lampman nnr) Judy Craft; Ok d v· . 't Results were: Milan Grlftes, Web· northern Michigan. ' Is married and has 2 children. sophomore, Mary Sheathe1m llJJd effiOS ICinJ Y 'l'ed Hubbard Is In the Veterans bervlUe, first; o. Beeman, Grass Miss Irene Strobel hns been llmnston high school, Is ulso of l~owlcrvllle, son nf Mr. and '!'hey will !Jve In Williamston. an th~re . .To Ann Latham will he at Mrs. Claurlc Hong of Owo~so, A Katherine Risner; freshman, 1\lrs. Wnllfast party Tuesday. Guests wet·e Mrs. Ralph Chocolate Reg. 43c JBroderick Crawford. ' 'pl11ined the Wilcox farming oper11tions to tl1e German scientisfs. She told .+h~m how she 11nd her hus· will conttol sewer systems, water months at a time to chase the evening course beneficial. btmd farm 240 acres. The Germans also got a look at the new 3-stall mdklng parlor 11t the f11rm, a mains and sewage disposal In tuna all over the Pac!Hc ocean. lweper, and hls wife, Dora, whose slot'.Y of I ills r·out·ageous, harrl bunker silo and other farming aids. The Wilcox place is being improved· rapidly, the Germans learned. Enrollment for all evening s'-!burban areas If so requested by Western llllled with Stars seemlngly happy marriage !dries working rarniiy who <'rwountcr school courses Is scheduled for local units. · "The Fastest Gun Alive," com a secret In hls past. a secret Ill· both happiiH!ss anri lragr.rly In Wilcox will be milking about 40 cows this winlcr. (Ingham County News photo). September 24·28 at the board of "' "' • + "' "' • 41 • ing to the Fox Theatre Sunday volvlng · lhe fact that George their stt·u.:gle 111 ei\f! out a living education bulldlng, at 419 N. and Monday, Is as unusual as Its Temple Is the fustest man with a from tl1eir srnall plot In Florlcla's They Toured Ingham and Eaton Saturday Capitol avenue. Office Changes Asked tltle. Starring Glenn Ford, Jeanne gun In the whole West.. dense serult c·lluntry. Between 3,000 and 4,000 adults M. H. Avery, county lll,:l'icul· Cmln and Broderlclt Crawford, What happens to him, to Dol'fl, All the high points of the Ruwl· are expected to enroll when the tUl'a] agent, . asked. Sllpervl~ors with Russ Tamblyn heading a· blg and to their fellow citizens of logs rwvni an~ IH!I'f' !IH• hunt for first of the 10-week terms opens Monday to remove It· partition in supporting cast, the M·G-M pic· Cross Creel\ when 3 murrlerous I he marauding 1Jr•;1r, SIL•wfool, the October 1. · what was once the county board turc tells u story of the early men seelt out Temple to ella!· pulsating episode In wilil'll Penny Germans Show Interest in Farming west but It Is unlllte any western Jenge his reputation with 11 gun Is hitto~n by a rlc•;Hiiy rall!esnalte, ' Beginning with registration of ed uca tlon office. The space will September 24-28 from 7 to 9 p. now be occupied by the extension lllmcd 11efore. maltcs for action. the fr·ee·f
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