' I farmers Name Delegates •• To· Pick PMA Committee· Thelngha m Co · In mall balloting Inghnm with r•ertnln c!Xr:t•rtlrmH, can lc· Ninety-Fifth Year, No. 34 Mason, Michigan, Thursday, August 26, 1954 · 4 Sedions - 26 Pages frlrmor~ chose township eommlt· gaily servo fo1· mbrr. thnn :~ con· teeM at'ld pldmil h, , A urPJins; Br.t h L. Allrn, IIownrcl RLtrgess, Rtlsse!. talnlgn, was alsrr'}lrcscnt. M:ir!ln. Runk"r JJIII; Alhertn L. , ll.11rehu~ ..Lynn Haynes, Lloyd possibility that the lux on grand·. James B. Mcintee of Btinlcrash Monday aftel't1oon. Jesse Loudenslaget· ccdurc used in the 1950 and 1!)52 · R M' L Inghnm, Law r en c c Curtis, the attendanco estimated at 50,. took this picture with his Speed Graphic as ;Elmet· D. Franklin was being placed on a recounts. They decld(ltl to use 3 f 1 W 1 1 p · . or< arr anr {)y mr.r, Cs· '"'tvv 1 t , Ll 1 I-T· h J B 000 Chill d h'bll1 t lie· I Ill Inn Grahn~ Clnro 0 arts n.vr •• ty ne, , . , c ron an ex ors gc Two Cars Collide stretcher. He was placed in an ambulance arid taken to a Lansing hospital. On their way recount crews. Each crew paid by ' " ' ' ',.,, ' nc Dalton and Arthur Pollok. free admission. Grandstand ad· to the Mason General hospital in another ambulance when this picture was taken were 4 the county will includo a C;lllor Bcnnelt and Lila M. Lutz. Locke; Lansing-Morirlian, Ralph Hud· missions amounted to about Jacl~son men. Loudenslager, who lives just east of the intersection of US-127 and South ~nd 2 tnlllors. Chamberlain and N. Irene· Prall, Hazel F. Mo?l· son, o. J. Becltor, Fred I at the 3 tables. and Emily Frost, Whoatflelrl; Bennett, C. R. Benner, Clotus Those bans on midway attrnc· is In Sparrow hospital with 5 Dorothy Freeman, Daniel H. B. Smith and Ralph Lovejoy. tlons Induced the W. G. Wade school electors Increased the Ma· tnlks that the Mason. board of board candidate only 25 signa· Disputed ballots \Vill be tal>cn fractured ribs, a punctured lung, son district about six-fold. In education would continue to oper· lures on his nomin.atlng petitions beforo the canvassers for argu· Starkey and Thelma Carr, Whl~e Onondaga, William Puffenber· Shows to play at LaPorte, In· a brolm'a'fbc necessary; I ernoon is tho deadline for !.!ling State Bar of Michigan he asltcd . .,. ...• . . . . ,., ocorr11 go, ·w ayn.. osgJay, hi N d N 2 •t th 'in ·tho ·Mason General hospital well, East Lansing; Lana Ellison Frank Trapp, Don Steffey, Stan· . s o. 1 an o. um ~ era, the· total vote was 198 for the however, to transfer pupils and petitions. The Mason school su· to assign a lawyer from some nnd G~y Strlclclnnd, Mason; Ruth ley Fay and Orin Aclcanvas· with Fouty came out {)f l·he crash school district, covered about 6 the rural area mny_be j Regardless of the terms of of· sers. city of Williamston; stein, Irvin Smith, Russcll·Crowl The miclway revenue of $8,000 with cuts and bruises which did brough~.to . Irv~ng Holmes and Ethel Wag· and Eugone Lyon. Is not enough to attract the World square miles. :Now it covers Mn~nn or housed m one of ,nc flee to which members of the Challengers anrl tamers rcprc· not require hospitalization. They 38 ncr, Lansing 1; E.mma Wllson and Wheatfield, Lawrence Smith, of Pleasure Shows from Sandusky square miles. Ala.tcdon school~, the Mason su·l rn·esent 4. boards· have been sonting candidates and Door man· Don Vf;. Howe, Lansing 2; Leota Paul Bauer, Harolrl Glynn, A. R. or the Happyland Shows .from were Felix Mnrgarski, Howard - pcrmtr.ndont sa1d. elected their terms automatically agori;, lf thero are any, will not D,unn and Mildred Featherly, Allen and Wayne Foler. · Midland, scheduled the same Swart and William Cartright, all Besides the 2 ~ch~ol buildings At Hawley, whcro suburban de· expire ~vhon tho 5 persons elected ·be paid by thrl county. Lansing 3; Andrew Chlmonll and White Onk, Ralph Hayner, week as the Ingham fair, Davis of J acltson. In Mason, the chst;tct now has velopmznt has resulted in doubl· September 28 have qualified. Younger had to put up $5 per· P. Van Wing, Lansing 4; Fay E. Stanley Marshall, John Graf, added. Cars drlvon by Fouty ancl the I·I~,wlcy school m .V?vay and ing the enrollment, some of th(! AI Mason the terms of Maurice precinct to cover the cost. If the Williams and Robart Rattray, Lloyd Curtis and Darwin Wll· A complete financial report on Franldin collided at the intcrscc· 8 Almedon school but!cltngs, the lower grades, down to the Ricilin slopped before While the Alniedon 1own~hip The merger was mnc!e· under burn, treasurer, and George before Labor Day. entering the trunklino. It was the unit rlistrlct, the Hawley anrl the rural agricultural school act. Foglo and Dewey Doane. . Dansville Artist Will· Show ·Paintings same place where he was struck Wilson districts ln Vevay, and the That does not necessarily mean, 1 B · 1 last fall. asorJ clr's·tr·r"ct· arc JlOW one jl1n.rc ,Jo 1n ergeon rs macerator, M '' salcl Mason school officials, that \"'!!' c 11 · t · 1 J' Mrs. Myrtle Briggs had passed The impact threw Fouty's a'rc still 4 schnol boartls. •TilOJ'C . 'v 1 ts >o ar ts sccrc ary am ~. .W·orkmen Begin 60 years of age when silo first windshield out if) front of the car the Mason high school curricu· E. Valleau is treasurer of the put an artist's brush to canvas. and Fouty with it. Tom olT at tho will be 4 boards with more or less· lum. will 1bc changed rr that Wilson clislrict. L. B. Barr Is l'i!ow, several years later, the first crash was the .left door of divided authority until an entire· Smith-Hughes classes will be im· moderator. Louis Sll'Cl is secre· Removing Sla~e ly new 5-memher board is chosen me(J' ta t'·e 1Y orgamze· d · tary and Forest Hill is treasurer .Qansvlllo artist will show her· en· Fran\>lin's car, with Franling under 1he Nominating petitions are being for 3-year terms, 2 for 2.-ycar shingles. Worl Fouty and turned him original Mason honrrl, Is now con· made available this week at the terms and one for a one-year sulllng with lhc Alniedon, Wilson Mason school office and at the I term. Signers of nominating pc· Lnnslng arc doing the work Friday·, nne! ·Saturday. over. Then Franklin's car carried Removal of the hlg ehimncys · Mrs. Brlg>:s marchos right him 300 feet north, tiP an em· and Hawley officials over school pffice of the county school super· I titions- arc restricted to sijlning operational plans. intendant, Alton J. Stroud. To not more than 5 potltlons. on the west side of. tho building down tho rrilddle in artistic taste. banl· .'· . "' · 41 lngham.·Men· Rubons, Mrs. Briggs said, "Look Fl!moro Rogers, James Young ~ at · tluijr paintings. If people Mason has an on-the-spot ob· Forlj'·one I~gham young men Aurelius Farmer lool:il when bus for. the induction center at propped In hc'r small apartment Nearby• were !canvases. She has a definite picture In who came to her house liked the father and son saw the Franldin officers. When he reached town 1 rioting has· been reported . Stevons, Robert L. Coiton, Paul' . : "f J(l)ow what a. tree Joo!cs mind and then paints it. The wr:irlt and bought several pieces. car swing around· to strllw the Howard Seibert, .genci'al mnr1· E. Prater, .Tames W. Thornton; the bunk was closed so he carried like;"•. the· artist said. "And I've Dansville artist's strong points· The quick sales Inspired her. prostrate Fouty. The car also ager of the Wyeth plant at Ma· Gorald ~- .Tohn§on, Donald L. the money and his bani> hook to seen enough s!<;y to !mow how .are her ability to pai'nt trees; wa· Mrs .. Briggs paints only when struck a road sign. son said Wednesday tha1, so far Haynes, Nathan E. Eustace, Jr., the fair. He had 2 hills of $100 thaf lobks. · I just :paint fro?n tcr and general landscapes. Mrs. she ·feels llite it. Sometimes she Some witnesses said, they, be· as he could learn, company of· . 'Gordon E. Bmman, William J. denomination and 4 one-dollar ., ,. ~emory. I hayo an Idea of w,hat Briggs arlmlts she Is "welilc" on goes 3 months without picking/up lleved the Franldln cur coursed flclals are . not · alarmed over Schram, Jr., bills. in. his. wallet. - , There, were 5 other roports o.C , I' want"to do and. I do it." flowers; She has an oil painting. her pallet and brushes. When the arqund the intersection as .many conditions In Bra~il or o~or the Jaclc o: .Haeger, Robert B. And \It'S .Just that sifT1pl£'l with' of red hollyhocks that took .3 painting mood lltrllstuff said.· lnlf that she laughs about. It Mrs. Briggs has 'always liked to over. \ , .... -' 2 sisters, Nancy, 13, and Carol, strattons in Rio. ' . • .. • Arntson, Charles J. Carroll, Jr., started·, with . several smears. of adr.d paying elly tn'xes without penalty, August 2f!. '!'hose plnnnlng on nt· lluols spent the won!\ end wilh Mr. and Mrs. r·;rlwsl Lnt·net' gttllty before .Justice of the Peace Safecraclwrs got only $3 to So fm• 80',{. of the I a tal city rts· . tending aru aslterl to tniw tlll'il' lwr J1rtl'I'IIIH, Mt•, nntl Mt•s, 'f'hct·on wm·e :'iundny rllnlll'r gtiC'HtH of Mr. J, J. Rlchnrus of Delhi Monday own tahle service, tlt'lt* nut! 11 l{ohnrl nf Mn: .rot' ' slruclrrl as plnnnerl except for a peninsula. Conservation department field workers scnlecl n 75·foot Mr. nnd Mrs. Lewi~- Clnrlt or glers hnrl wnrlwrl nn Ihe safe.. rlrunl< driving, He plearil'rl gtully tree to band and photograph him. It will'probably be another three Ludington cnllcd on Mr. Clru·k'~ Both night lights were burning to the ehargl' when he appeared few i.·ltanr,cs, Gral1am snld yc,ars before the characteristic white ·head plumage appears on Wcrlnrosrlny. this youngster, unde, Arthur Clnrlt, Snturrlny when Thnrhtlt'n went to llw offici~ heforP .Jurlr.c Arlams Monday. Sunrlny morning, Kcrnie Davis of Slocl,hridge A petition asli'lin of Lam;ino;. They used n hnmmm· J;epl in the Adams Monday. She had previ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Broolts, o.ffiec, ~o ~moel\ otT, lltr. rr~mhina- ousiy plcmled not guilty to the Terry and ·Donne! visit I'd lnsl twn. 1 hen: l;un(let·mg wtth the charge. Service Men week with Mr. and Mrs. Edward safe set oft n lear gns hornh. Two Eaton Rnpids men Murphy in Norwlcl1, Connecticut. S/Sgt. Donnld Keith wns dls The Bronltl'. returned home Satur . Sheriff's officers ?nrl. clly po-, tangled with Mason law nnd or . I charged from tltc Marine Corps daY afternoon. l~cemcn started . l~tr.tr mvcstlga-, rler Friday night at the Jnghnm August 16. His ]ast year of serv· · Mrs. Marguerite Dnvirl anrl twn of the hrcaBaltimore currentl,Y of Linising visited at 1he home of on one stem. , did plead guilty to a parking on its third Mediterranean cruise Mr. nnd Mrs. Clyde Hill and Don violation which occurred April with the U. S. Sixth Fleet. na Monday afternoon. Mr. n ml - 24, . 1951 in Mason. Bristol ad Sixth . Fleet, essentially a fast Mrs. Herbert Hartig and family r-----"t=~------. lmltted that be hiul never settled carrier tasl{ force capable of de· ~vere dinner guests Monday eve: We 'also carry a complete line of fine waUpapers aml for the tlcltef Judge Adams fined livct:ing atomic weapons, includes nlng. . . . Bristol $8. It was just one lhlng an· ·amphibious lnndlng force, Rev. and Mrs .. John :!}:. Prurlf\n · SUJllllics 'lfter nnother for Bristol. As he sc_t·.vice force . and ships of all f.lnd family altenrled n family re · was' tiet·ng questioned nt the jnil Iypes, whose main function is union Sunday afternoon in Char-~ following the disturbance at the frirmdly. Being n completely rna· lotte. /iM~~hi9~n ·Paint· StoreS • fairgrounds, officers found some bile sragoing fleet without shore Dr. and Mrs. Elroy .Jensen of firecrackers on him. For illegal bases· in 1he Mediterranean, its Gibert, Iowa, cnlled on Rev. nnrlt 32(i S. ,Jefferson Phone Mason ,1691 nosscssion of firecrackers, Judge exercises and maneuvers nre de \clams ordered Bristol' to jail for signed for self-education nnd for i days and assessed costs :{o him pe-rfection of worlting relation SPOTTED AS WINNERS-King and Queen of Frecldedom are 1f $5.70. Robert Hyland, ll,·and Kathleen Maroney, 10, of New York City, ships with allies in the NATO They won the crowns by outfreckllng rivals in n Children's Aid Harry Head, admittedly, and countries. Society contest. '3ristol, reportedly, started a . Robert W. Eames TE3, who fight at the fair. According to MOTOROLA TV ilas · been serving aboard the U. Judge Adams, the men made S. S. Midway in the OR division, I Farm 'Bureau nclvances at Mrs. Barharn Ettin~ and working in the postofficc Kiwanians Shape Nnrt.h Ingham get• nnd Miss Donna ·Ettinger; aboard silip for the last 7 months, ;, both of Eaton Rapids. The 2 arrived home Tuesday for' a 10- The North Ingham Community 1955 Models I women sought the nit! of Robert d\[Y leave. Rummage Plans Farm Bureau group will meet Et linger who was 'flnnlly in· valved in the fight, .Tuclge Adams Mason Iyi!i/ wcm hosiH for the Augu~t meet· • safety, skilled tractor driving, be.- held tn the Wlllwm Dnrl hmlrl- . . · : ~ · LOOK from the swnmp this season has $119.95· eating stand belonging to Frerl ing, -recently vacated by Ingham mg or- the Lam:mg-~e.lln 1• nr·m Stevens. now gone beyonrl 4,000 bushels. - Also Cooking School, Hom a Arts, Motor 'Snlcs, on Friday and Sat·· Bureau m·oup at thct\·, h!1mc' 011 The picldng was running 700 75 B~nds, Auto Show, _Ait Exhibit, Bristol's. trial is .set for next m:\lny, Scplembe~: 10 and 11. Forest ronrl Jcriday cvenin1i: A lUodel l7'f20E '· Old Time Dancing, Fireworks, and qu:n·ts a day last week. Rubbers ' Thursday, September 2, at 3:30,in ot' low hoots are needed in the J.' B.' Dean an'rl Glen Coon nre Ifamily dinner was scrvecl on \he on the Midway the 'famous Euro· .Judge Adams' cour't. CO·,cl)aii·men of the snle. They nn: lawn' nftet: whiell the 1 · poan Dancing Waters ·and· the swamp, the Vevay berry plotter flisCLIR~Ion Traffic viola lions settled .for in sn id. Berries in dry swamps ni·e nou,nced Tuesday that many ~~roup mel inHicle un,ler the·1cad· · Rotor, Two big Auto Races and articles have already ·been re- ership of Russell Kleis, 'for a $10 Down many other attractions. Judge Adams' court this weel< gone. are: ceived .. They ni·e planning a gen· study of family ownei·sh.lp'··and era! :solicitation by mail nml . a ·rlivision of properly. · IN. PERSON UOY HURT AT PI,AY Rudolph .r.· Morse, Holt, failui·c se;to·housc. cnnvnss. Recreation was in charge or to slop in insured clcnr dlstnnce Bohhy Swartout,· 9, son of Mr. 18 Months· :NAT "KING" COLE Proceeds 'f.rom the annual sale Marie Miller. Inheacl, $5. nncl Mrs. Charles Swartout, spent are 'usc[J. for. communlly projects PATTI PAGE Sarah Scott, Lnnsing, speeding, Monday night in the Mason Gem· and: 'for :provlcling· scholnrslilps, Four Aces, Four Lods, Billy Word's $10. ornl hospital as the result' of n Dominoes, Clork Brothers, Throo,Sons, fall from his bike. Playing with To Pay Walter B. Ketchum, .Mason, · Solt City Five, George Skow; Treniors, fnilure to have car under control, other boys, he fell from his bi 4~H,Ciubs Goofcrs, Terry Gibbs Combo Dnd cycle Monday afternoon· ahd $5. others. struck his head on cement. He Busy Beavers Grnmlaltnul Lloyd Hayhoe, Jr., Mason, fail soon became nauseated and doc The regular· meeting was held tire to stop, $5. tors found he hnd suffered a at the lwme of Audrey Musolf Sylvester 1-I. · Hawkins, Mason, slight concussion. The boy was wit!! 'every member rittendltig. · failure to have cnr under cant rol, released from the hospital Tues- Big 17" M-adlyn Licbceh anci David $5. day: · Coqlt-.'nt•e members of a 4-I-I Edward .T. Vermillion, Dnns groitp· golng to Waulteslm, Wls· ville, running stop sign, $6. , •:where they will spend · 5 " ~~ ··.·. t,'.·. I! ul' MUHIJII hnH fh~ i~ilQII'~ D~ iwg Okemos Student Will Prea(h 40 Gridders Take , hiiVI' gP. nnd ~~ Ingham Crmnly NP\Vs siHfl'·arP .. _ .. -.... - .. ~---- Mnson football, l'! clangll· l'almPrlon, who was llerm~r.cl ' Mnson's dollar rlnys Jl!'omnt ion family nnrl A3/P and Mrs. Bt'IH'e [ P1·act lee Hl!sslons will he held lor and family, Mr. nnrl Mr.~. C~uri by lhP. Mlelilgnn l'onfei'C!IH'I! of Is scheduler! for J?t•lciay and Nnl· Eastman and Ji'nllnrla allrnrlPrl n t.wil'e a dny until the opening clay Manrlenhlll'g and Mnrl1, 11'1'1 f111' 1111! ~lr!lilodlst l'iiUt'l'h Ins! liPI'ing, urday, September '17 1111cl IH. family gr.t-logcllwr In honor of of ~;clliJOI. l Tlggirrs In len Tliursdny. '!'hey will l111s IIC•Pn lll'llng as nsslstanl to Merchnnls who wnnl to illl'e relurn Monrluy, IIH! IHislnl' nf the Olwmos Com· M. p 111 ·cplJ's other at the coun- Kr!ho hiH' 11 lot. of worlc eul out munily ehllrl'h, Hev. David I. · m for hlnw•lf nn!l his squad. The Evans, clurhll-( IIH' ~ummnr. TTn ly pnrlc nt Mason Sunday, with new Mnson ~oar.h lntonrls to use Is a 'lfl.i:l gmcllmw of Olwmos giU!sls attending ft·om Saginaw, the slrnlgltt T fnrmntlon, IIls Ingham County News August 26, 1954 Page 3 high sdmol anrl will I'C!IIII'n lo Dansville, Holt, 1\'Iullllwn, Engle!, number onr! problem will he to r•oiiPgr! on Sepll'lllhPJ' Jci lo C'Oil· Pnltcrvllle and Mason, rtnrl n good passer to opernte the llrure hIs si1Hll0s. T. A31c and Mrs. Hruee Eastman Palmel'lon Is thr! fll'sl membr.r Only lnsl year's vnrslly players of I he Olwmos Communi! y and l~allncln, Mrs. Penrl P11rc:cll, Sonya, Nnncy nnd Hamlrl mllerl and reserve lemn members will ATTENi~ON! l'illll'l!h In I'P.I'Pill ypm·s In enter start the pmetice ses~lons, The 1111! ministry, iiiHI IH• hns bern on relatives In L:mslng nnrl East ' '''- AnnnmH·Irtg tfu, O(H!Illng L111mlng last Wednesday , after· rest of the :-;qunrl will not report following a spudal l!ollrsr. of tinlll school starts. study sr•l up lly I hr. Met hod lsi noon. of 1111' cilllt'<'ll for· til: a yenr before coming to Mason. family of Vnnclcreook Lake and Falinda were 'J'hur~rlay eve .Wednesday, S~pt. 1 Northwest Sto.ckbridge ning cUnner guests at the lwme J\ehc met his wife while he called on Mr·. and Mrs. .Jesse of Mr. ami Mrs. Clarence Ennis. \Viii{ teal'l1lng at Sault Sle. 1'o Sl'l'\'1! you IH'tti'J' we oi'I'I•I' :!_ hnl'hl'J'S <'\'l't'~' !lay nml n hr•l· :III'S, GuPntnn Ushl't' Campbell Monday night. Paul 'Marie. She is from GladHtonr., I!!J'oill'l'llngl!d hlllll'ly sl'iH•iiUI!~: Tllr. Sun·lay sl'iwol pif'nic will Gale remained for n vacation. Joann Darby of Snrnnnc called and wns wol'ldng-as nn X·ray on Mr. and Mrs. Alzo Smith nnd l1ro liPid at Porlngy · lalOlllh of Mnrch :J,, 1879 park, Willtamston, August. 28, at A3/c Bruce Eastman and his bility of space arrangement is pro- Lake School D1stnct pupJis .nt the SUBSCRIPTION RATES father, Lennis Eastman, spent noon. Those attending are to tal\e nn11 YPII)' in Jnghnm :1n1J niRplny ndverlls[ng rntcA on np .. their own table service, beverage which nlso sr.I·vc n~ sl orn"!c Pn~r.c;;. SlGG,OOO. ·- : tu)joln!nr,r r:nunllr.:1 ...... $2,[,0 Saturday fishing near Durand Jdlcntion, DuHineR/1 locn!11 1tr1d renU. and a dish to pass. Margaret ~~~ili~~~~Utio~~~.~~~·~~l:t'C:l:cl:~:ll:w:<:lo:l:~:r:··~p:n:c:c~~~k~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~' (Payable in Advnncc) lng notices on flrHt nnd local Jlngcn, with a friend. Ont• ycnr nuiHid(! lt11~hnrn nnd 2!ic n ltnn. No. rondinJ.! or buttlncHa Crool;e ancl Mattie Lynclstrim nrc ifftM!i •• ,,•. : nd.ioiuingo eountimt ...... :l.OO ntiVI't·tiKiiiJ.! h•HJo~ limn l'i01•, Annnunr.t·~ A3/e and Mrs. Bruce Eastman the committee organizers. Six n1nnL11H in Im~hnm nnil mt•r!ls or t•nltll'lHinmr.nt.~ Whct'f' lid• udjuiniru.c eouutics ...... l.!iO Jt1iHHiun IH d1lii'.Lrl'fl ol' nf nny 11l11n anci'Falincla and Mrs. Penrl Pur· Members of tlle Dunn Com Four· rnnnlhH ...... 1.01} to l'ni:tt• funds mu.'lt. !Je Jmid nl reuu~ cell, 'Alma, Sonya, Nancy nne! ~iiH!'Ic r:Uflif'!H •••••••••• ,., .. ,,.,,,.,,.,.,, ,0[i lnt• rntf•H, munity club will meet at the Harold called on Mr·. and Mrs. Dunn school 'J'ue~day, August 31, Forest Lewis Saturday evening. at 7:00 p. m. to clean the school. The men are asked to take tools Summer for fence repnlr and po~t·hole digging. 'l'he Dunn .,Community • club will meet ·with Mrs. Clnr ence Darling Wednesday, Sep· tembet• 1, at 2:00 p. m. Members of the FloWej Me· Clearance moria! Spiritualist church, Leslie, 1vil,l 1haye a ;lln1¥l)W :.,di~i)-~:, Sun :; :. ,,.,,.: : .:.. ·- .. ,.' •.... day,-· AuguSV'2!l/ at Russell /park ...... ··,_,~ · , ,; ..... L.. i (IJ,i_~;(; 1 tl...... Leslie, at 1:$0:: p. rri. ;Follow! .... ,·,··"':'*''f·l~.. ~.··e. ·····~~~~-~...... j,~,~- .. ,,. ·~ft:ft'··· s····, ·., ..... ·.. .. the dinner, Rev. Kay Cunning· :M. ··~a·j·•· ~ i_ ~: .... ~~vvl .· ·t··,··t~,·',( ham, stale secretnry from De· troit,- will speak. at 3:00 nt the church. Rev. Peter Evert, presi· dent of the church at Fenton, will spenl\ at 7:00 p ... m. , center-cut Dutchess, 3 lb Members of the Leslie Baptist Pork Chops lb 79c· church will hole! · open house 'cooking Apples . 25c · Wednesday, September 1, nt 8:00 p, m. at the church honoring. Rev. and Mrs. Paul Tucker, whose resignation is efJ;ective August 30. Cli!LDREN'S SUN SUITS- SI~ERSUCimi~ SUITS- CABANA SUITS Hamburger 3 lb $100 ~cm11css Other friends in Leslie are· also - Si:.:es 2 to 8; Children's overalls, Eoys' faclml bhte slacl•s, sizes H to Hi, Invited. Boys' T-shirts, 1\uit sport shirts, Seersuclwr shirts, sizes 2 ~o Hi, Childrmt:s GRAPES I~ 19c canvas and leather oxford sandals. Bolpgna old-fashioned link lb SSe l\IEN'S sport shirts, Summer lmit shirts, Smhmcr dress stmw hats; Worlc .. LEMONS 6 for 29c stt·aw hats, Summer slaclcs, Summer dress shoes• WOJ\IEN'S plain ,jeans, red, green or blaclc faded ,jeans, Womclt's tc•·rycloth LOW WAISTLINE-A Lon and !mit T-shirts. All women's Sl)Oit summer goods. Mario's Icc nox don, Englnnd, model shows !he Frankfurters Millerli'le lb SSe latest in British coal styles for ·the coming fall season. · The .YARD·GOODS - PX yard goods arc bargain priced nO\y, 25% off on all Stuffed Olives 39c autumn coat, made in blue and Number 12 Size gray tweed, features a dropped Dan Rh;er and Av.ondalc yard goods - buy now for this. fall, next winter · waistline with a low, tabbed and· even next st,ring. l,OOO's of other items on the ·px CLEARANCI~ ·belt which controls the fullness SAI"E' · Shredded Wheat2 b~xes 37c of the, cont. Miller's Kibbles 79c AU~· FISHING .TACKLE UP TO 25% OFF- Rods, JUlils, baits and reels. 5 lb Bag Dt•htA' Your Enwty Gus Tun!{ Honey .Grahams lb 33c . ' ' ' . Try a Fill·np of .·' Miller's .Meal ... 69c . Every~hing. must .go to n:-ak, room for our new fall · 5 lb nag Shell Coffee Mill~r; s. ~e~I~Good lb $1.09 . .... ·and-winter g~ods ~ow coming in . I ' ' ' ' ·yep Premium· . .I<. I, "'• ', ·You Bet more miles 11cr gallon on. Shell lJ'BBbllne. It mnhcs nny cnt· run ,, 1 ~I • ':,'I'' \Ill ,'1 ' bettor. '·.· \· ' '··,· .. TEACHE Try the •test-sea which is bast. , I. -burg, ·Fla., Da- . ' ' vis · ho!ds "Quito,'' a .u t h A rc11l tunc.up lor :Your motor. American, woolly monkey, who ~eorg~~-s .F.ood Market will be one of the mal11·attrac· tlons in t~e biology 'Class at St. ·Genco Ser~ice. . · . · ' We,Deliver -~ · · Petersburg· hlgli ·school.' .Tiie PX.MART CO. 424 s. Jefferson · · . .'I · : •• ' . ·.Phone' Maso~ 2-7151' nlne~ycar-old; monkey-' will', be SHELL PRODUCTS used in <:onncctlon wJth; anat·"' 112 s. .'cadnr Mason • omy studies. • . Charlott~ ·. .. Laluing : \ :I Troth Is Told· 'All~~~Canedy· Vows. Said ·at Eaton Rapids ' Cnryl Spa, Gqnc,rly lind flobctl ' l • • * .Jnhn Alion • r•xolmngcd nupt Ia I vows Snlurrlny C!Venfng, AuguMI 1ielen Wiley and Harold Ware Are Married BOB l~011CTIIU CIGLEBHNms 11, Ill ll:OO p, m. nl ,tho Ji'lrHI Melhorllsl dnrrch, Eaton Rnplr!H, JJoh l~orl'im PCJPIJI'Itic'li hiH 11 Ill I Rev, Ralph Wltmm• pet•formr>d hirlhrluy nnnlvorsJu•y WcrlnoHria.v llw douhlo·rlng r•r•remony, nflernoon hy l'!llot·Jnlning 21l of l '!'he hrlrlc Is lh!! duughlcr of !::ouple Exchange Vows in Church his !rlendll, 'l'hcy llnd a st•aven· Mr. nnrl Mrs. Ji'loyrl M. CtuJP.dy of ger hunt, Ponlwrl hnmhurgcrs In l~alnn Rapids. Mt•, Allen's par· Helen .T. Wiley iiPI'amn thr.j llw parlc und rtlc Icc cream nnd rid~ of llarold W. WuH• Halur· culcc. cnJM nrr. Mr. ·anrl Mrn. I<'rnnlc AI· len of Mason. ay evPnlng In an H o'C'Irwl1 l'an·/ I Given' In mnl'rlngo hy her fn· I lellglit I'PrCmony Ill ti!C! MilliOn I :'reshylPI'IItn l'llllrl'li, She is llie lhm·, tlw hrlr!e wnrc n Wl'r!rllng llnuglill'i' of Mr. and M1·s. f•;Jwln gown nf rosC!polnJ lace with a Party Given for full si1lrt of layers of shePJ' ny INII~y. Tim hi'ldPgmom's parents I ltre Mr. and Mr:;. D. Loc Wnl'P, lon Iuiie Imrlcr·sr•nrr!rl l1y salli1. Bride-Elect Trr>r slllt ll!ttslnn fhHlcrllp·lr>llglh 1i Rev. l'aul Al'llold, pastor of llw veil wns hold In pfnee wl!h a l'hllrPh, JH'rfol'Jnerl tho doUble· rlnlnly crown·•nrltnlH'tl with tiny 1 Anne Ifoglc was 1!11• guPsl nf ~1ng c·r.rPmony In lite prP~enc·c ol honor nt 11 mlscl!llnneous siHJWI'r JlPill'I-IJI\1' fiO\VPI'i;, !'iJJC Cfll'l'lerJ a h5o guests. 'I'IH• dntrl'li alt;n· wns given hy Mrs. Maxine liog!P und ('J'nscr.nl·shapc>d hflilflilcl or yel· •lccol'lllcd with bouqtwls of while Mrs. Edna WinltiPI' 11l I he lalll'r's MIRS l•'HANCgS %TMMTO:I1MAN low ro4r.s IIIHI pil!ol•r•hlo pom ::larlloll and hr·arwh t'fliHII'Iahr Jlf'l ltllrl llpilws of whill' gl:tdloll on till' I Ilo,::CJs, Mrs. Nnnr·y 7.ah•wsld, Okemos. Mrs. Awlrey 7.nlr.wskl, Mrs. ltlilll dmnlllly laee over taffr>Ja with a l?nds of lite pews. I Towsley, Mrs. T•:va llucnows, Mt·s. M1·. llluck, CN, "'is Jli'Pccnlly mnlehlng hcnrlp!P.ce. Shr! carl'lorl •'. Gil en In mmTtsatin. Tlw Mrs. L11lu Mac WarliPld of Hound ~nouldPrl hruiii'P of lac'!' exlPnrled lalw, Mrs. Marion !>'noll' of Bath, Nn date hns bC£'!1 set Inr the Canedy, sislf'r of the hrldr>, woJ'I' ~1p onto a wide :-;IH•Pt' yol\1• in riPI'Jl werlding-. nen1'11 gowns styled simllor to Mrs. Laura Lamplu•Jp of \Nil· the nno woi'n hy the mnld nf hon· ~callops, anrl IIH• long lilll'd liamslon, Mrs. C;m•.v Wlilpplt'. !PI'VPS fPII into points oWl' IIH• or. Their nowct·s nncl headplcC'!'H Mt•:-;, 11uhy Austill IIIHI Mrs. Mar· were nf:-;o ,,imilnr. Rilf'hrl vrisls. 'l'l11• PxlrPtnPiy full houf· cel111 .J one's of 1\lason. Pink-Blue Shower Canedy, slslf'r of I!H! ht•fdc, wnrr f:ant Hlw·t, marl" of layPJ's of MlsH Hogle ;tnrl Hlr:hanl Jfcwill I U!II•, was fasllirnwrl with IIH• lop 11 yellow rlt'ells 'as she ~en tiered IIJ'c plnnn111g a SPplcmbl!l' •I wed· Is Given Saturday rose pr.tnls ns nower girl. aye1· havin1: :J giJI{, ANil Mil:->. HOI!I•:HT .1. IILLI~N r,vaistlliu'. ho11oring Mrs. Hex Dnllois al her Delmer Kramer, hrothcr-ln· home Sllllll'r!ay CVPning, Mrs. c·orsngP ol Tnlisman 'l'hP MIIIIJr".ola 1111 IIJr·J·,. IJrJIII')'Ili A hall slwll of !ai'P, hound in law of I he brirlcgrnnm, Dan Gil· 1 • 1 ' ro~Ps. gal'! Br11man of DIIIISVil!e \VIIS CO· Jl'lt egmom s mnlhl'l' dJw,,. 11 '1'11!'.1' \'Jsilt•rl !\Irs. 1'lon· , ,. \ 't , Birthday Dinner clu·ist nnrl .James Kelly of Mn· 1 1 1 11 1 1 1111 ~ntin anrl trimmer! on PiiJJl'l' sidP rlref:s lliglili);IJIPrl WJIIt rhillf'·tlngham County News. The hrldc· hostess. son wrre uslicrs. navy 1 ue 1 resH with llitV,Y ai'I'I'S· :ttllll of 1/u• ill Hit•, 111 1\llitll<'.t)loiis · jwith tiny pearl buds, held her slotH's nnrl navy iiiHI ptnk HI'I'PS· J'l'llnm also graduated from Ma· · AfiPr Ihr> gill's Is played games William Homer of Lnnsing sorlc•H Ior lhr> I'I'I'CIIWny. lTPJ' l'or- Minnesota Oil<• <'V<'Ilillg. 'l'itl' lit'\~ lnnw·:·!;p.JPnglli veil nf lmporlcrl soriPs for· hPJ' d:lllghler's 11'1•dtling. ~-on high 8clwol, and Is a senior Is Given Sunday. I hey presentf'rl a gift lo Mrs. Du· played trnrJitJonaJ nupliaJ musfl- sage \VIIS of yellow lel,,l'h. r 1\lrs. AJII'II 1\'CJJ'(' a IJJtrr• liill'll Sllil Wrench illusirm. Tlw ili'irll•gr•unn's motltr•t· won• at Michigan !'ilalc ''allege. Mr. and M1·s .•J:JmPs ;\rmsl rong Br11s from the group. Tile host· fm• lllC wedding- and accompanier! Out-~Jf·lrn~~ 1 guest~: ll'r'l ~ Jli'I'S· ~vi lit navy ;u•r·ps;,"ril's lot· l11•r go f Sho wore a 2-slr:IJHI pr:tJ'I whill• ac'll•sscll'iPs wit II hc•t• navy ltl'hl'lll'sal IJiuum· GiVI'n rmterlained 111 a hirllulay dimicr esscs Hcrved rrfreshmenls of icc Jan Wcnvc>r of Lnnslng- who san!' ,cnt fi,<~m 1olt'rln nnrl ~1 tlhtii,V, lltg-awny lllil fil. Sl11• l'tliiiJlil'· .choker and pearl e.JITings as her rlrPss. Bolh mol:tr•rs 1\'0I'l' 1111 '· Mr. and Mr~. D. Lee Ware en· honrn ing Mr·s. LPland flus! in <'l'f'lllll, cake and ('(Jffee. "Bccrnwc," "My Happy Day" allli Ohio, '"'~Jll'l'ant·r., Dt•lrorl, ltha·lmi'Jtled il Willi a l'riJ'SIIg Hl'!'I'Jltiun. in J'in" ltrmm 1\11'. .1 nd 1\lis. Floyd l'anl'ril' I'll· oWhile i'Jilbun <~ml while diamond t'Oi'sitgl' " 1 pink anrl while• !'liM's. ilrirle's tnble, r•overecl with a pale Mrs. !Ierhcrl Austin nf Ovid, Mrs. * ~ orated the candelabra which held .A n'l'PJllion Wim ltl'ld in liw IPI'Iainr•:l :.!1 lltr•niiH•rs of thr.'wr>d· !lufls. l{l'<'<'llliou in ('hur·,·h l'nrloi'H ,YI'IIow damask ''loth, Wlls ccn· George Parker, Rosr>mary Ostcr- Mr. anrl Mrs. Clnylon Ifulcll, lighted tapers. ~'me room of lhe chur('il follow-slmw111s or l'itkl\r•n s;tlad json n of Alma 1huri'IJ Jlitl'loi'S, 'J'hp •f·lic•rl'd l'ryslal eandchibra. Place cards Norman, Mr. 11nd Mrs. Leslie .Tohn Aldred anrl family on !loll- daughter's wcddin!:. She had a and hw·J;JchetTy IP:JVl'S ri~I'OI'· rlalc nut hrc,ul, wltill' nth! l'ltom- Jand Sue Br•t·gcon of Mason were IH·idl''s t•:rlw, loppPrl will! a lllllll.t· wet I' dcr·orated with wedding Austin nnrl Mike anrl Mr. nnd ingwood Farms for several clay:-;. ----~~------nlcd the !J.Jsl' of the c,tlw, whidJ !all' l'akc, t'olfce :trill !1•;1 were ibridcsmalds. The 3 wore waltz. lure bridP anrl ht•irii'/~I'Oom, r·cn-~llclls. . Mrs .James Armstrong, Steven Mr·. IIuicll will jurlgc a horse S'l A • Was ser·ved hy Mrs. Frands Ch;tf· SI'J'Ved. llcnglh· gowns o[ iridcst'enl r•J'y· IC'I'<'ri lhr> Will II' <'. sltirt~ al~o featured a godet of Mrs. I homas S!JIJPITI:r!H~r :t!HI 'l'l"iJlfY w'ill1 Mr M I I '. MI. ·tncl 'lr·s 'II ·I I'· II . l g-ust 29, at lhetr home at 300 'T!Jc ne•viyll' !· I I II I • 1\1 11 H . Th . s · ' " • · " Jel '•I qUiS S ll C 11 . ' cr s wen o nor 1· 'I he nPwlywPds 111'1' ill homr• at lthe plel, Mason. ~vns Icc! hltw. J\.liss Bergcon and i::~". J,of/_r·~·~a. T,'·~'.m;~ '11,1!1 Mr·;': !'·d· Tntyre. Gordon has heen ap- Mr. ~nd Mrs. E:rill'lml Ireland J'JVcd at llw Chapin homestead in w_ ~oup e s c 1 c rcn are J~liss Lar:-;en wu1e shrimp-colored ~ .. u,~ .\\>,u~. ·~~SI~Icd.\\J·Ii·l suvm~ t•oinlPd branch manager of the enterlamcd nJ a birthday party Eden Wcrlrwsclay afternoon to i planmng an open house fo: ll~cm 1 ~.pend several days. , from 7 I? 9 .fl· m. to Which al,l l ~hrwks. All 3 had I lara:-;, wilJJ IHJSI' lh~ _1-1 ::ml s '!ll>r .' m;'.1:s • 111 'llll~ls. Dow-Corning- company at SiiVCI'I hano_ring lhcir son, Ed, Mondat Ingham County News 1 1 . . . , . . · l1wighbors, frrcnrls :md relatives August 26, 1954 Page 4 '._veils, to mnteh thcil' frocks, and M.'~·. ," : • f~.J:'''.tlss.. ~·.f l~f'slir Spring, Maryland. The family evening,. ~- , M1 s. Agnes of Jl,trlford, arc Invited. The children are Bl1b, 1 11 ~ole ~vorc ]JC:tl'l choJ,ers anrl C111Tings. JIII',Jdr d .tt Ihe g~u ' ~JsleJ.I\11 will move lo Silver Spring this Cake, Icc ct·enm mul coffee' Connl'r·IJr:ut, aJTJvec! last Monday Bill and Vern Eames and Ferri •~hey caJ'I'Jed anangcmcnls ol the rcccplion asstslanls wor·c cui'· fall. \were servcrl. t;J spend .l wcelts With Mrs. D. A. Thbmas . . I . I I I I Silgc•-1. G At WARE'S !Pill t roses, rvy am r ilhon, sly cc Mr. nnrl Mrs. Ilarry Freshonr ue:-;l_s inclttr!ed Mr. and Mrs. Sta('kton. The couple requests that ·no :similar lo the brirle's. !!on•'.~·nuJon in _llu• No1·!h lt.Jrl as Sunday afternoon guests Guy Mtlici·, Mr. and Mrs. Leon- Mr. and Mrs. I\:cnnelh Sr·hram gifts ue sent or talarsons was hesl m.Jn. ll~c l'tlltpiP IPII all<•r lh_e re· llieil· r·ousin~. Mrs. Blanche ard Bnlcman, Mr. and Mrs. Bem- and. son of Lansing and Mr. and home. ·•V"' mobcrl \Vnrc and Edward Wa1r, cepllllll lor a werldmg IJ'IP loj'l"I'eshour Mr and Mrs Floyd ard Bateman, .Jnllnnc Btillcr anrl Mrs. Oliver Schram and family * • " ~rothcrs of the bric~egmom, noJ·thc:Jn Mif>higan. !~or 'travclin_g rurtis, 'Gnyl~. Mat·th;l and Barbara and Jim Irclanrl of Ma spent lnst week touring Canad~ . M. D. Butle~ of Jackson wn~ ~ Let Us Fix Your Next :ushc.t·c~lll.w.guc:-;1~ l,o.llu·n: places '.'~r.· h.ndP :v~~l'~ a w11~1;- ~•rlo1~ ~'.n'.lj r'hai'IPs of Lrm~ing, Mr. i!nd Mrs. son, M1·. nnd Mrs .•Tame:-; Breslin, and northern Michigan. Thursday guest of Mr- and Mrs. ,ami .tlso se1 veri a~ ~Joomsmcn. :-;uJt .uu~ .n.tL:tclu g1cen .teres- f'hcslcr Hoalson ami Rid of Mrs. Bessie Balcman and Doug-. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Snyder, Herman Rich. : • • Mr::;. Nathan Dav1s played I I'll· soJJPs. ShP JliiiiJCd the pull-out IWashington, D. c., and Mrs. las Batcmnn of Dnnsvillc, anrl Ronnie and LaiTy spent several Mr. and M'r.~. Mci'lcUloyci· and ~lition:rl nuptial n~usic frl!' I he I en~'.~ilge o[ Jllllk mscs I rom lrcr nomlhy IToalson and their chil· Mr. nnrl Mr.~. William Irclnnrl of days last week in the Upper Jim of Carllllac were Sunday PRE.SCRI·PTIO-N ijCcremany and :1ssJsled MJ•:-;. El· IJI'Ida,l hnllquel lo 111c shoulder of rirPn, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Joplin, Missouri, snn anrl dnug-h Peninsula. g-ucsls of ,Mr.. and Mrs. Carl 'lwoorl Millanl. wlw snng "T!JJ·ougll hPJ' riJ'<•ss. 11 folmcs, .Tulia anrl Anna, Mr~. ler-in·law o[ the Jrclands, who Royer. Mrs. Br.s;;ie Morrison of ~he Years," "Becnu~e" and "Tite Ml'': W:1re grad.u.ileri from 1,fa- .lrancllr. Dart nml Kathy, Mr. and will return to IIJCir home l"riclay. Josephine Itowlqjl of Orlando, l~lnmla and Mrs, Hulh Dorige Manton spent I he week end with Always Fre~h Prescription Drugs IILonl's Prshnur· anrl Eve- 1 '1 ''' the Royers: Mr. and Mrs. Roy : Mrs. Wiley wore n lallcla 1!1)1. Slir! is IJookkcr!]Wt' Ior tlw ll•n am·! Mr. and Raymond Cpl. anrJ Mrs. William Irelanrl c•alfcd on Mrs. M. C. Smith lo't•iciay nav~· I Mr.~. afternoon. Wlllmarlh of Holland, Ohio,.nnrl !\loon'. In th~ evening Mr. ancl of l~ort Crowder, .Joplin, Mi.~ Mrs. Mildred Mamany were also / Mrs. Roger Kwrstcad. were also souri, :m·ived Saturday for a M1·. and Mrs. W. II. Essex of Sunrlay gU£'sts at the Royer visitors. week's visil with Cpl. Ireland's Defiance, Ohio, rctumcd home home. 4 Registered 25 Days TUI faiU Mr. and Mrs. 'Dona$d Haynes parents,, Mr. ami Mrs. Edward ~unday aflcr spemiing the week Pic. and Mrs.. Tack Fuller haw! <11111 family, M1·. and Mrs. William Ireland. with Mrs. Essex's sister, Mrs. J•eturnccl to Ft. Knox after spend·/ Pharmacists to serve you Harshall· nnd rlaughteJ•s and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Hicharrl Peek of David Slusser. ing a 3-weeks vacation with Mr. Hurry ... l•'lorence Omness of Leslie were Cllarloltc, North Carolina and Mrs. Erina Winkler, Larry niH! and Mrs. J. V. Wigle and Mr. Re-Style Your Worn Fur Coal into a 1954 J"rirlay evening g-uests of Mr. and Mrs. IIany Peck left Friday to Karen, Mt·. and Mrs. Richard and Mrs. C. 0. Fuller in Lan· Mrs. Clifford Dun·ieU o[ Onon- visit a Iew dnys with Maurice Zalcwsl1i o[ Lansing and Mi~s sing-. Phone Day or Jacket, Cape or Stole rlnrm. 1'11e ocmsion was Mrs. Dur- Peel< at Part Huron. Alice Winkler of Angie, Louisiana Mrs. Robert A. Walters of . ricll's birthday nnniversary, Nancy Gaislonl of Streator, were last Thursday callers at the Colorado Springs, CaiOI'ado, ar 5411 We Deliver Illinois and Mr. and Mrs. J. Ed hnme of Mr. and Mrs. J. w. rived Salurday to visit relnlivcs Night C1tll ynur l>'rmJCh l'urri!•r fur l'r•t•e I'Siima!r"; nd with . Mr. and Mrs. tagc 11l Missaul1ee lnlCottons nerald Parsons. ·Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Glen Snyder anrl Linrla. Hogle at her home in Lansing Amy Alderson returned to her ... .Tohn Swanmn or Lansing spent Mr. ami Mt·s. Paul Bowdre vis· 'J'hursday cver1ing. home In Janesville afte1· spending- 5 lb $Ul0 Mr. and William Krell of the summer months with the 98c I Sunday with the Parsons. ited 1111·. Bow!lre's parents, Mr. Mr·.~. 10 l'b $3.35 Mr·. and Mrs. Harry M. Long of and Mrs. l~lmer Bowdre of We.~t Media, Pennsylvania were wee!< Bm•gess families. Reduced IlCiint allcnded the weddlnl! of Des Moines, Iowa, over the week end guests of J111·s. Frank Alngcr , Mrs. Jonas· Cromley of Ani· Helen Wiley and Har6ld Ware, end. of Williamston. werp, Ohio, was the guesl of Mr. Salurday, and spent the week Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Lum. Mr. anrl Mrs. m11·ofd Pearsall and Mrs. Franit Rathburn and Regula!' $8.05 mtd $1 0.!)5 r>nrl with Mr. and Mrs. D. Lee phcre of Tampa, !~lorida will of ·Lc~llc and Mr. and Mrs. Earl family last week. Wnl'e. leave for their home Thursday Pearsall visited Mrs. Elsie Collai· Mr. and Mrs. Ford I-Iayhoe and Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Mamany after spending 2 weeks in the at t ha Grand llnpids o~teopathlc l'rfr: anrl Mrs. Charles Reed Vii Now $5.95 spent la;;l wr.ck in I{allmslm. vlcinily visiting friends and their hospital Sunday, . catiO!Jed at Gunn lnl.; Helmun and Mrl:l. Arthur Potter· of Lapeer · ~r. and Mrs.,_Russell Blrltell NOW $2.98 Vern Rollison and family and family rett~rned to Mason last Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. visited their so,r~·ln-1~':" a1~d Miss Cynthia, Such of Pontiac, ' Week after spending a weelt with I{cnneth Bibbins. Duane Potter daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Au~ust PI/ONE 5411 WE D.t-zJVER Regular $5.95· - NOW $3.98 Alford Powelson and Mr. and Mr. Helman's ·brother an(! sister. and son, Jason, of Lapeer also Hoppe, and f~~~nlly, In Lansing ' ' . Mrs, Reuben Kauffman and ln·law, Mr. and Mrs. Max Holman visited Mr·. · and Mrs, Bibbins Monday. ?.nne guests of Mr·. and and famlly of Boston, Massachu· Tuesday, Ii------, Kenneth Perrine of Leslie and * DRESS·MAKING ~ Mrs.· A.;Schmldt, Jr., and setts. · ' " • t Barbara Powelson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Drumttl Mr. and ·Mrs, Lester Perrine and • ALTERATIONS * family spent lnst week. at Fife , · and ~amlly ,of Ennaus •. P,ennsyJ. Jal t ,.,,,~~_,,., 'f 'Fall ·Activities In the frmrl rllviRion ut the Tng· The Greatest Sale on At Farewell by !Htm county fnir, Llllt Mrs, ICIIH· Mcmb~J·s of lhc Mnson Worn· yvorlh iH noted fOI' helng n good 'Aurelius Church . en's Bow II ng Lc!1gUe mot 'l'ues· coolt, too, ' · rluv ovenlng to re·orgnnlze lor I 1 • • • HPv. urul Mrs. l'rtnl 'l'udwt· nnrl ' tho yenr'a ncllylticrs. Forty worn· flllnlly wct•e hnnot·ecl nt n fumlly i en attcnd~rl the meeting ut thr. night flli'PWell fll\rly Wr;rlitPHilny .eo11rt house. .. !!Vew .Arrivals evening nl Jhe Aun!lius Conter I Bowling '~111 hl!r,ln · Septembr.r Mr. nnrl MrH. Rolwrl Huzel of Hnptlst dtUI'I!h at fl:OIJ. nr.v, ' j f!, r.nys ·, Mrs. Cln1·ence Fry, I~m·t Rmlth, Al'lwnsas, are I hr. 'l'ndwr h11s hr!Pil · p;u;Jilt' n! t lw lr.llr~ue nreHirlent. Any howlers jlnrcnts of 11 son, ButTy.DotlginH, Allt'niiLIH Cr.nlet· dturdt for the WIVJ nre not cerlllin which shift tmrn Sunday morning, Aur:tusl past yen r. Ill! llllH l'Psi(.pwrl hiB I llwv Jlhould bowl should contnet 22. JiitslnrnleH at LnHIIr> anrl AnrellllH, 1 lhelr c;tplnin~. Bnwlr.rR will play PfP, nnrl Mrs. H.n,vrnnnrl 'T'ylnr 'eJ'J'ePllve August :10. I on 2 ~hills rcgulnrly this yeRt', pf Fnrt Richardson, ne11r Anehor· 'l'he prngrnrn WiiH held lit till' inHirn(i of on ~win~ shifl~ ns In [lge, Alnsltn are lhf.l Jlill'etlts of a dnll'l~h hrtsmnenl, wilh a sellin~: . prr!vlou~. yenrs. '!'hero arc 12 ilon, Rundy Lee, born All gust 1 J. nr lnrnp~. rugs nnrl flowers In tenms ol;gnnlr.cd. Tvfrs. Tyler Is the former Dlmu' mnlw 11 hnnte·illtr ntmnnpla•m. i Oiher officers nrr. MrM. ,J. n. West, Olin West of Dnnnvlllr. ivlm. Cat•l Grinnell wnn In l'i!ilrgr: J oV'ln, . Vici'·[Jrrsirlrmt j 'l'helmn Pfe. 'J'ylr.r'H parenls ill'e Mr. 1111li (,r 1hP '"'''nltw, nHHi:;irri ltv Mt·s. , Il Ftilt•hulltam JI~at hmnn, serr,onnt.-nt-nrms·, llw parr.nts of n son; Gnry Lynn . Cl:rnrlc TTIJI nf Mn nchrsl.rr and nnrl Shirley Hoberts. • • • llOt'n Mondny morning, Ali1~Ufll : Tile f(t'nllp Jlt'Pscnterl Mrs. Mrs. Nell VanRiper of Leslie. an· 2.1, at Sparrow hrmpitnl. 'I'ItPy 1wunr:e I he engagement rJf their tl'udtrt• with 11 yellow mn:nr:1! nnd Mary Mead Weds. nlso haVI'! another son: Mr~ .. Dit· rlnu;.:hter, Vcrnn Jean, to Pfc. ){P.V. Tueiwr wltlt II hnulonnlcre. l3ols is the former Ir~nc Slmll Is ·Th,:y also presenter! the Tuckers Hamon Lanl~ of ICI. Devens, California _Man (!nnr,htcr of Mr. and MT'H. Ifarl'y Mnssncht;sells. Hr Is the son of .. d ·f s · h gl fl. Mr·. aml Mrs. Pmtl Lantz of Lcs· Mrs. Mnry A. Mea .o. , unsP,1 Shultis, · Hr.frushments of O(J['Il·lar•erl lie 1Cove, Lak!l Lansl ng, and Russel Mr. and Mrs. Peter Clwpn nre ~anrlwkhes, calw ami punch were · Cory of Bell, California,. werr the pnrenls of a daughl<1r, Knlhy :~crvcd. . Verna will be a senior at Leslie united In mnrrlngn at noon Sun· T,Inn, h'lrn August fJ In Lnnsing • • $ htgh sd10ol this fall. Rumon day, August 22, at the bride'r· Mrs. Chapo is lhe hnmemnldnr gl'l Lre, horn Sunrlny, .August 8, In the' Pillsbury Star Allrliclions I nt•ay l'!!llll'lleri home Sunrlay eve· ome.n ay i. n eouple wag attended by. the iting from llw Interiodwn sum· hridP.'s son·ln·lnw. and daughter, Ponllac Gcnnrnl h'ls)lilnl. They ' , mer lllliSir: r:amp where they werr Ann ua ·ra· urney Mr. and Mrs.' J!lcl< ·French of also have a rlnttl!,htl'!l', Llntla .Tean, enrolled In piano ks. ding trip the CO(!ple _we'nt, by Doris Burgess, rlnughler o[ Mr. Best Pie Crust Angel .Tcan Ann, rlnughtcr of Mr. nnrl The annual women's handir.ap plnne -to New Yorlc ~or a visit and Mrs. V. G. Durr~rss nf Mnson Mrs. Husse~ K ,Melkirle, n:reivr.d golf tournament Is at lhe semi· with Mr. Cory's sister and broth· Mr. and Mrs. Max 'i''lwns·r>nrl Flour, Mix ' Food thl' scholarship In the r:amp given final stages ofpiHV with Mrs. Joe er. · · . · · , of Ononclaj:!a hnve n claughlcr. 10 lb hy o1•• Q. li:eil.h Pauley. Nancy, Sanrlet·s sclwrlulell In play the . The ·bridegroom· Is .lrom Bell. ~hery Sue, born Sunday, A ur.u~l rlnugl!lcr of Mr. anrl Mrs. D. L. wlnnnr• of thr. Mrs. Nels Fcrriby· Callfornln, where he Is, eniployecl 22, In lhe Mason General hos· Bray, was lite recipient of one of Mrs. William Porter match. Play by the North American Airplane pita!. 99c 19c I 57c the music scltolnrships pt•ovided begun August l. Corporation. The couple will re; A daughter, Nancy ,Tune, was by 'the Mason J\iwnnls club. In I he qunrtC'r flnnls, Mrs. turn to Bell September 15. l)orn Monday, August 2::1, in lhr;> .Judy Leonarrl, Nmtey Rmith norn Diehl defeated Mrs. Nelson The bridal party. was enter: Mnson General hnspllnl, 1'1 Mr. Pancake liotRoll anrl Dnnnn Murray nlso rcreivcd P..oure, .> l.o 1. Mrs .•Toe Sanders talned at a dinner after the wed· and Mrs. James Gatlin of Eaton Your choice of ... Whitt, l\iwnnls sr~holarsltlps anrl al· dr.feated Mrs. Glen ,Jacobs 1. up, ding at The· Poplars. A wedding Rnplds. . Mix Mix Goldan Yallow or Jemlerl the mu!;ic camp earlier in Mrs. Nels Ferrlhy defeated· Mrs .. calte .. and bouquets at baby Mr. and Mrs. Pcn·y Foss hnvr Chocolclo Fudgo. lite 8 ummer. Clarence Boles, a lo 2, ahrl Mrs. r:hrysanthemums . decorated the a daughter, Patricia Ann, hnrn 20 Oz. 14~ Oz. • • ,, William Porler clcfeaterl Mrs. S. table. · .. · , Sunday, August 22, in lhe Ma· rtidwnl anri n.rwalyn Rogers A. Murdock lup, 10 holes. Several parties were given for son General hospital. Mrs. Fos;, pkgs. of Orlilndn, Florirla, anri Mr. and In the semi-finn Is Mrs·. ,Joe !he.e[)!-Jple r!!cery_tly .. ¥~··and ~r~. Is the former Joyce Swnim, 20c 28c 2 69c Mt·.<;, Marl< Cave ltnve returner! Ranriers defeated Mr~. Dnrn .Clarence Dribble gave an lntro· daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. from spending severn! rlays in Diehl, 2 upi and the Ferriby· ductlon party for · the couple, Swaim. smtlltern Illinois. Porter match is-yet to be played.! which 60 guests a,tlendecl. Mrs. • • • Mt·. and Mrs. P. ,J. Sommer· In lhe first round of the 1Dribble and the. bride are sisters. Two outstanding IGA Brand ville, JoAnn ilnrl Lang spent the championship 'i,Jay, which started Mrs. Silver Adams of Lan~lni::( Hospitals .. week end at Gaylord as gul•sls August: lG, Mrs. J~d Wnre de- gave a party Saturday evenlns~ .canned food values! Fred R. Fanson returned l:o his or Mt·. anrl Mrs. !lltsSI!Il WltipJ11r: ,feated Mrs. Nels F'erriby, 2 !-IP; am\ th~ Pas~ Matrons and Pa ~ anrl .family. JoAnn and Lang are Mrs. Harold Scofielrl defeated Patrons 0. E.· S. _club of Dans home in Eden Sunday from . lh~ spending the week with the MJ·s . .D. Lee Ware; Mrs. Rohert ville _gave a reception for the Foote Memorial hospltul, .T Quality Peaches Wllippies. Densmore defeated Mrs. Joe couple at the Dansvllle town hall. Son, after undergoing HUT'gery. Tomatoes 2 2Y:l Cans llOCI\'l'lm OHCIIAitnS OlJ'fLWl' ·Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Pressler of Sanders; Mrs. Don Snyclm· de· .Mrs. Cory Is a -past matron of Mrs. S. A. ·Bement suffered a. Extra Lansin].( spr.nl Tuesday cvPning featerl Mrs. D. c .. Dart; ami Mrs. t~e 0. E. S. at Di!nsvllle. severe heart attack Saturrlny ami Fancy Piclwd Daily at Orcluml Prices with Mr. and Mr.~. C. A. ClinlfJn. Robert Inghram defeated .Mrs .... · , • ,+ ~· · Wf\S tnken to the Mason General 49c 'l'ucsrlny a!lernoon Mrs·. Helen Orville Woodard. . Mrs. James Hulett. spent Tues· hospital. On Sunday she had a Coffee IIALI~ IIAVENS DUIU~IiAS Jump anrl Mrs. Frances Garfield There will IJe ·a 2.ball mixed day at,Haslett with her brother stroke, which left her left side All Dl'and~ of Munith anrl Mrs ..Tunc Cowan! foursome al the Mason course I af!d slstcl'·ln·law, Mr. and Mrs, paralyzed. She still is in a comn Corn 2 to 2% ms. $150 bu. anrl Ann of Slod.. ·~----~...;._.:._ Mr. and Mrs. ,John Bergeon and I ______, 'Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brown of Ma· son, and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin , Murray of Holt. ~ll·proceeds ; Just Phone * * • i . ' Mary Mcllquham and Mary Fiedler ar~ spenr\ing severn! from thia salJ this week with Mr. and Mrs. l-3151 R,oy Solem of Owosso.- ··are use~ ·Mrs. Georg:e Hag! and of Cnrls· 9641' bad, New Mexico, spent Thursday evening with M1·. and Mrs. Fred to ·'financ·e Brown and family. · 4531''' Mr. arid M~. WII1lam Thor· bum entertained at an open Kiwa:nis IF·vou HAVE house following the Wm'e·Wiley . RUMMAGE wedding Saturday evening. services to .. To· Mt·. and-Mrs. Fran!< Fetters· are· I vacationing at Croolted lal.. -".;.:· .• · :...... _·.• · ··~··_;·~· ·-..-.-..1 Uo~~~~-~~;~~fy. Hills club at! L..!=~~~~~=~~~~~~~~:!~~~!~!~!=!!!~~a~D~D~.~RES~~s:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~{{ ',. ······ :· ,• .Phoa1e 9011 for, Ads that SeU (or Buy)
1)' Weclnt•sduy aftm·noon dmulline n11 clnsiiiliedii • Classified display nels 8'1c !IBJ' ineh
IJ 110 words fur fiOe - AdllifinHal words le each e OJJC of 1\llchignn's I:U'gest ruml wnnt nd sc~eUnns
COWS .. !J IH!Hd of milk rows. LOAD ~o:ns -New Universal COMBINE - 1!lri3 Inlernnllnnnl 50 nulclt srwclnl n & IT loaders, fit anyl"l1ing hut Jcorcl Livestock Onr. fi'I'Si1 nnrl H In fl·rsilen 10' self-propellerl combine anrl <17 Forrl Tudor' Nnw Molar .soon. Will sroli Hli 01' pnrl. Phonl! or FC!rgusun. We have hull· Hl!i:i aulomntle .~lt•ini{·tle Jmim·. ir••t·, due• Sl•piPmhr.r 11. JleJ'· - --, -··- · 'l'f'AC'I'OI' 1!1"2 MM U 1 • cl 1' l~NS!LAGE: slc!el ·ciloJlJll.'l' with PONTIAC 1\ND NMlH--1!llfl Inghnni·Mason Lor.nl lll!rl Loll, llilllnc T!oll. •1·7!i!JI, • •-· · ·' · r.t · o ttoule I, lloit, :!OIK N. Cnll••gn nne I ,,.'1 11"' M · M Pow.I"' 'I' rae"''1 motor, for ~ale. Tlll\VOII'ri ,r.;ni<~. Nash, l!l,JO Pontine cnr;:. Also .out tn ·calls by noon · 1 You enn J'(!(~IIJ·tl ihe stm·y or yom· fuilll'(' sueet'SS in t.lu• JIUI!;l'fi roarl. :J·Iw J Iws IIV(noel, oUwr dlllJll.lH' in tlu\ hisfm·y or ~'Oill' JII'U).!;I'l'SS (nW:lJ'(] lin:uwiaJ Insemlnator ~:I'IH'ralinn. !1.. B. A. hrl'r.cling. roatl. Pricrri. vm·y rcnsonnhlr.. :Hay-Grain- ee mr!lnl single heel, clavenrlot'l nne] Phone Mason :!4!17(\ 1\lso l'!!i{iHIPI'PII ycat•ling Oxforri C.nrlyir C. Wnllz, 3fli1G W. Cnlu.m· !allies nl 1/3 prirr>.\ Gmre Ftn•t•y, indr~pc~nclmwn. S:wn syst••mafieall~· hnt'l' fm· flw happy mHI l'fllllH, I•:Jisworlh Brown, !>22 E;lcn. htn roael, plwnc Mnsrm 2·701tl.. . n~ miles south of Mason on US· ------~---··---·--~ mat•t•ia:,:-••, a Jwnw, sr'!'Ul'it.y. SEND FOR F'UE:E lnfn1·mntion ronel, phone Mnson 2·•1!li2. ")If~[~:· 33w2p ALWAYS Io'InST with all kinds 127. . 3,1w1p ing- on Don ne-rlrslgnecl pnlc fmmc ::ft w1 P, --_U______l_E______-.-·----- t I I-Iuoyf nKJnlilsco.sl rann\Vrl' .~~tcJnoat' \fv~~;~~ - --.----··· ----· -·- ilUiidings. Save onr-lhirci to onr.· 1fl:J!l CHRYSLJm Hoynl sPrlnn, in Jirilf on ynur huilcling rosls. 'l'ri TWO GlllmNS!~YS frll' sale, I SeC ~QUl})lTien , s!l[tcners. Dahy .chicl(as. dwnp. Also nice j)nr•·h l(iiclc•rs. e:ng 7·1145. 34wtf nn. Will Sl'li clwnp. · Lawrencci :11 a .)lrirc you mn afforcl In 'Tomlinson Fccd Store, Holt, M. L. WatTf'n, 310 South Cllppr•1'1 ------~ Powell, ;;o;;r; PnwP-11 t'oacl, Olw· [lay, Nnw is lhc lime In gP.t an phonr. 1·2881 Holt. 7wtf strr.ct, Lansing. :1•lwl mos, phone Lansing ED·7·7232. cxlm lrnclor with snvings to ------Feeclel' Cattle THE FARMERS BANK :1-lwl you. We hnvc 12:i hl'flrl of l'fllvrs - ··-·--·-·- ..----·--, · This is just an iclen- Building a Lawn? Olclcst llanlt in Ingham County l\[emlmr F. n. I. C. Fc~deral Hcst~l'\'e Systmn B U L L ··- itPgist r•n•cl Gul'rnsey wcit:hing frnm ~tno to non pntiiHis. hull, ·11 months olrl. Dam with 1\llis Chnlmcr.s'WC Trnrlnr wilh TbCSI' !'(till!• ni'P I~X'I'I~A .good Lawn Fertilizer (!llilllly anrl Jll'ir'l!d to sPII. TiH'HI! !l,1!i7 IIJ milk, ;;1;; lh f:1t as a Cullivnlor- $20.'i.OO. -TOP GHADE .iunior 2·ycar-olcl. Sire, Cowham .Tnhn Dcere.n Trartor with Cui· arc nnl ~nul hi' I'll r.nl\'PS. 'l'lu•v :ll'r Sunny Lnwn_Mix all wr•slcrn ~loek for ilflrdy. reed· Farm Snmvdrops Levity. Fair· livntnr, Plow anrl Dmg. This Shncly Lawn Mix i Ingham County News August 26, 1954 Page 6 tm: ability. holm Farm, Brur·l' DeP.g, plwnr. lrac11:r has slarlcr nnrl lights Kenluci(y Blue Grass Holt 2RR2. :J'IWl p and ·has been ovorhaulcrl- Dutch While Clover - · · $12!i.OO. Fescue for I he Shnclc A-1 Used Cars CllEVH.OLET-Ifl:!!l Clwvmll't 2· i Sec lhrsr• ralves nn1l compnrr! 'BOARS- 2 Durnc homs, :g:, ~1-Plow 'i'l'nrlors . d uur prices before buying. rlnor serlnn, goocl tires. Call Househol Goods months oirl. Alsn about 200· l"nrmnll Cuh, nvcrhaulcrl; Allis· Bernent Feed & Hoylyn Miller, Dnnsvtlh! :< 1:•!1. hushP.Is t•nnl, hancl huslw;J. Sam Chalmers G anrl equipment Sa.ve in Mason ' 20!il Enst Dnnsvillt! ronrl ..11w1 ··--·-- Kl'DIISI', 1 milr cast of Vanlown John Drm•e rr nncl equipment Supply E. D. Fmnklin & Son 1DINI~9 !lOOM SUIT!•;, tnl1lr>, £i nn Tlmwll roacl. 3•1w1 P 2-Piow Trnclot·s Phonr. 2·1421 Mason .FOnD-1!J;t:J Dcmnnslrntnrs, Tu· :' One mile west of Mason • ff ' CiHlll'S and buffrl. Mrs. G, R. Allis·Chalmen· WC, Masscy-Hnr· il3w:~ clnrs nncl Fnrclnrs. Slanrlnrcl ris 81, Fnrmall H, .John Deere rults-Foodstu s IPcar"nll, :13•1 F:ast Elm, Ml~son. Phone Mrmnn 2·8~<11 or 2-7fl01 IF Tools ------,,~- trnnsmissions, nverclrivr.s nntl F , .13wlf ... _~~~~ arm B SEED COilN-Wnlverine hyhricl.l Forclnmat fer.- Nnw is Ill(! llmr. 3-Plow Trnclors This scccl prorluccrl 05 bu t·n save. · ' ------1 ~~~.~~~;;;!~~.; oil spare lwate1·, Fnrmall M's I-IEnEFORD DULLS--Pmehrr.rl, 1----·----- shr.Jlcd corn pr.r \JCI'C, govern· FOilD-lfJ!i3 Victorin. They r.lon'l · I with blower, 1 1,C, Y<'nrs old. Used Corn Pic](('r, used 3·bottom ,"ilgccl 2, :J nnrl !i. 'l'ltrcc.ycar-old U l T.'· • t mcnt measure, on Bassett farm in, come any sharpm· 'than this Peaches 1 Heats !i room Lawt·r·ncr• 1 ilou~e. IR• rcgislerrrl. Phone Lnnsing SeC .t ,qlll)Jfl1e11 plow, liSCcl PTO spreaclcr V~vay last year. f3~sjl Fruin, 21 11,000 mile .beauty. Gorgc~us!E t s· 1 I Whiling, :338 E. Cherry :;Jrcr.t, 4t-842fi or ED-7-7.'-lliri. 2Gwtf New Dcnrhom-Woocl Bros. col'll mrlcs cast of Mason on M-3G, Mn· ~: ,,lJJaek--nncl IVory 2·tone With as ICe. . . j\'lason, phone Mason 2·GG22. Silsby Implement Co. ------piC'kf'r son phone 2·0883. ' ·. J9wtf': .tlnmingo lc~Jhcr intcr~OI', C~m· west Side! . ,\ .. ' We are pleaBecl to nnnouncc lhnt . .1•lwl FOR SALE O!t LE:I\SI~ --Dttroe Nr!w nnrl usrcl Forrl aml Fonl· Phone Mason !i~41 -- plete cqlllpmcnt mchulm;:: 1 wr' have tii!iun .,p.icking Hale ------·- ·------ v·nnil Ilr11npshiro hnars. Also Frrgusnn Trnt:lors 33wl SEED SPELT, ·" cents per pouncl.' For.Jomntic, pnwer sleerin:,: and I All around the town! Haven pr.aeiws. We C!Xpr.ct a Hnlslein illt!l rrr1dy J'or 1:rrvic-c•. User! sr•nop for Ford-Ferguson ------Pl1one or wrtte ynur orcler now Fireslone snprcme tires. Save 1 , full crOJl O[ clcliciouA fruit. this Best Buy in the William Musnlf'f, 20fi·l Dr.xler Tl'"c·t~" FI\IlMALL F-12 1 1 r01 .. 1 for this high yielding grain. "noo 00 1 All have hcen lllS(lCCtccl hy o~tr 1 . rae or sa e, S r · • • '"" · · . service department ancl nrc 111 ycnr. C t 'l'mll, Dansville•. Phone DansviJJp lJ.~Pcl·~~ 1:1. rlnuhlr rlisro, liiw new with r.ulttvalor, 11xB8 rubber • latc!alcn1 JlC{1 1 upot snpmcni.IFOilD-19:i31 clclux1~ Turlor "Mtlc· ! l't' ~ oun·y 1 1 1011 2!\!ll. :~'lwl User! Inlcmntional silage culler lirc•s, in goorl condition, $17G.,- Stanley L. Warner,. S410 High· age Mairl£ gc. ·•W don't yoi1 sec for yourself? ,y1 IV 1 ' A\hcA R07 Crwanauqil road, T~nsl !-log fr.eclcr . 1 Ti-IiiF.sr-nNG MACI-IINE water 8 A~RESJUNE CLOVEn HAY 1938 PONTIAC Cor s~tc, $:i;,o-r M C Old b'l ··----~ Bottled Gas Lansing, phone Lansing ED- International Field Cull.ivntor tmH,1 ,$1 ".1. D·on B . Cl ar<,I 4"'GI'"' f or sa1 .c.. M rs. •T · "-'·,.,· •S prague~ will trnde for hont. Contncl C . arn SIDO 1 e WHITE ROCK fryers for sale, ~;125£i. ::l'iwl Allis:CI!fllmcrs 3·:14 Plow Dal'l1cs roacl, at Aurelius Center, 12<18 Mcrrdrnn rond. Phone 2·71_0~ .navl!l '"oollmall, "~". N.· I·Io~ .... 222 S. Cedar St. Mason corn nne! milk fed, nlivr. or ·t . t' . . .· -----~-----· ------vv .,_,, ~0 dressed. Mrs .George Ellison. 1ns. f\ 11 oJ ton, r.nnveJ sJon anr1 np· phone 3102 Aurelius. Not horne or 2-7193 Mason. 34wlp. bncl' roncl or phone Balh 2!152 Mason Lot Phone !lG81 pllonn Ma.son ,G,IGl. 0wtf plmnccs._ Coun\y·wide cJclivrry. BULL -l!i-montlt-olcl Holstein 2 ll-38 1rae tor tires 2 Saturday or Sunday. 34w1p ------. f D A 1 Holt Lot Phone 4-7751 L 3 <-hull. Fioyci Weldon, 111~ South Rubber-lii·ccl Disc Harrow -~------BALBO RYE and straw, stl;'nw is and asK or a 1c n mcy. ------·-- Meridian road. Phone 2"103:1 Ma· ·w.nOLL rubhr.r brush potato wheat and rye mixed. Ezra ·___ 34 2 FORQ PICKUP-{o:;o, V·fl, half· YOUNG noosTERS. 1 to 7 lb son. · .34w1 Minncnpolis·Molinc Com Sheller W ~ ~" John Deere Corn Sheller cleaner and sizcr, good as new, Zon~brun, 2378 Catholic Church [ ton, $4!15. Ford dump trucl<. 2!ic 111, alive. Yearling hens·, 5 Don $18:J. Don B. Clnri<, 45G4 Barnes rand, Stockbridge, phone l~lt-clt· TIRES-5 GOOx1u tires and tubes, 1951, 5-yd box, $900. Oliver half. to 51h th, 20c th. Glen Callricler, Hill HEIFERS-One .Holstein ancl Tractor Spreader . one Gucrnscy hc>ifC'J" for snic. road, Aurelius Center, phone hurg. 234. · 3 e e u coupe, · ' h!l50 CHEVROLET 4·door. P. G. Rice, M:ason. 34w1p DILi:; and sweet corn.- Arthur p c tcr. m cs sou JCas o a· complete with•. power steering ,1l9 ·CHEVROLET· ._door FnEE! Listener's Digest Album · · vHid. Phone 4·F·ll Webberville. Corn Cribs 50 2 son on Dexter Trail . to Kelley nnd all the deluxe equipment. Nnsbil.t, 1 mile cnst of Mason worth $39.95 · 1 on Columbia road. Phone order~ ~~·~------3~~ rciad, 1% miles south on Kelley . All taxes· nnd license paid. No: .~g:g ~~~J~'bii~ ~~~ • Used Auto·' . Parts Tnppnn 40·inch Gas Range . , .; WEANLING PIGS for sale. Also \road. Alvin Goble, phone Mason thing to be added to our low ; · CHEVROLET . 001 • . for canning. Phone Mason 2·4005. Was $294.50 1946 2 1001 All makes of cars to chciose from .. 6ows lor Scplcmhet• .fnrrowing. \ ·Francis Platt ,13971. 34w1 special price, '$2,500.. Your · · " . · c See Us and Save 33w2p NOW $23!1.95 · · .' R::'"E. West & Son, 1!iG7 S. Clark choice of club co'upc or .4-doo!' \1938 CHEVROLET 2;door. Shnrp FilEE! Outdoor Bar·B-Quc. Minneapolla·Mollno :Oeator JOHN .DEERE automatic baler sedan. •, , )1!153 CHEVIlOLET ·M ·ton stnkc We need more old, burned or KENTUCKY WONDER BEANS.: ., road. Phone Dansville 24G2. north of Mason on US-127 wrecked c11r~ \ ' worth $39.95 · · · · 34w2 % mile with wagon .hltc)1 ancl landing Also.Pre·Lab'or Day Plymouth· rt951 CHEVROLET lh·lon plclwp picll of Alill'IIUS close In Also fl(ljolnlng- 8 nc•rcs lhll n, lots of ~h11de, li'•IHOllnhiP Lltr.hflolcl, fhsl plnre west of US I Centor on '!'ole~ ronrl, 31wl unplniiPd, lmown as !IHl Clmn 127 on Plulns ronrl, Phone Mnson tm lnH, 2fl4 I Pine Twe 1 onrl, Ifnit 'I Page 2 Plcl,ott piOpotly, '['OinlR No Sun Plwne 4 2271 Ilolt, :Jiw2 .... ~2flfl, :J3wl Van's Se1•vice day cnllo Paul JJ, Only, 811 Pn· ---··---··--·- Luln lcntwn, em wnshlng, mol or Lester L. Johnson :; cHic nvcntw, Lnnslng, phone Phone GMA·'l·I:J1 or :l'i80 Philg·as J[)O DPIII Moll'IQL• 11·1075 Lansing, 15wtf tnnP 11pnnd H'[lllil', lnnJ,p wm 11, !"'' lf,llll]lshn P HPr)s niH HII 11 mos WhPoj lllllillr lng, WC'Irlinl-(, f,um 20wt~ NO'l'!C'l~ 0!' PIIIILH~ SAL!•' Business Services Boi,UQmitlr. l'llljll'l I y IHIS IH'I'll 11'1 OVI'II'cl IPt' phone 270,12 Milson 'llwl donr• nl V1111's :'il'l VIPr., WP nho Livestock rucking -~ nnrl conflsrnlerlln Tnghnm ro11111~ rr in Corm honnd fot• sniP, hPhl of lHGGING J•'UOTfl'IGS-Jnstalllng hnvo nulo Jl•iil s nnd nrr•P.ssnr •ro Chmlolle on Mon1Jnys - A 1 hy I hi' Ml1 hll-(olll Hill II' pnllr f' Tl 20 lh SroJr :'-11'1 VI' r.yllnr1(1] h1r•r rlln;:,,gr111rl lt.ill .tiH] ll!•o clor: scwm s, tiling nnrl hullrllnri IP.H, nnrl spoiling .Jc'cl'sSoliPs, 'I'o Jn(')(srm on Wcrlm•sclnys ~ lillllh 111'11\'l'll'rl (yllnr!PrH OI'Wiilltnrlr Jrn 'lOIJfi tiJio Don will hr. sold nl [llllllic• snlr. In '" septic tnnl1s mmplc!c. IInve RcnRonnhlc ltnlos : nn111 ollr> 1111 nutom,lllr systf'llls Lnllnstroln, Jll S011lh EVl'lY lond, Pru dilllll' wll h /\PI No 211'1, f>. A powct• dlgf'Pl nnrl rlowr. Phone Van's Service ------~f,l lli.JI II'll yon wlu•n nnr• c•nn Is 2 mllr>s Pnst of Mnson on M ·~n. I '1'17 PirtJH'lllr•, nf •I slmlloll roil I' M.tson 21fl7:J Glcrm Sl,u-;:-, ~IOwt! I llljlly SI'IIIIHI plolll' IIO!Ih 1111 \VI's! Hlrll' 1-(01 y l Cl OVI'l r•rl In ol hPI l'llllllliPH Slnd 'l'hl' 21 I lour Wt Pr ltr>t :=-il't vier• Glenn Casey .. HAIIBI'I S, h WPP)t•, old. Ilolll i' liSI'i K 2 lhH.!, a IWI ·niP wllllw hr>ld nl Mlr'lllgnn slnlc NIJ.(hl Plllltlf' 2 1117 l .Johnston, 211 Ki[IJI 1n.Jrl M.t Auctioneer ~ IN:=-i'I'AT ,J ,A'f'fONS pnJIPP hendqumiPI H, ~ Tlllltlson lll S Cednr l'honP •IIlii Wllllnmston, Mlchllstill "l CONVERSIONS IDnrl, r:nst L.IIISillg, Mldilgnn ()11 son, ltrth house wc•l of Pnnlltlf' S.tiPs :Jiw1 p ______---~awl r I Phone Collect ~27·W : B01'1'LED GAS AI'PI.fi\NCJ~S !'lopiPmhr.t .lnnrll lflfilo'•l,ullng• 50wtl nl Hl ol, 111 R S '1., r.nr h rl.1y PUnLIC nUTLDJNG - M.1srmry P A IN 'J IN G- Thr. WoiVI'IIIll' Mason Home II ems ter·ovctr d 111 nlhl't" r nun r.onsltucllon In on!! of llw mosl Block Laying Pnlnllng Co Is now p.ilnllng IIi\ Y Bi\LTNG-WI' aH• Jll epnreQ FUHNACI: -Fuel oil, gun lypP, IIP.S oil I' nurnr IIlllS nml l'on~lsl of IIW MPIII yrnn· hny ,\gain this rlesll.tiJic Hecllons of Jltson. One Ccmr•nt Will II, m.lslllll y l!')l.llr COIIIlll'l floW, fOI!CrJ ollt, 2'75 c)olhillg, r•nme1 ol/1 ollllnnwiJIIP CompiPtr• IJ.ilnllrw si'I'VirP f1om Yl'lll' l'lrns(> glvt• liS olll ,uJv.tiiCj,l Appliance nMin nurlllorlllm 40xGO lVII h ,tJso r,.illon Lnrlt ollld nil t'Oill!ols. Les Illes nnrl ,wcc'HRfllies fishing lOx!iO wing conslstmg of 12 f.H 1111 y In Ytllll h 1r 11 sll'JI Plwtw dale If Jlllsslhll' B v. I•'utln, Phon!! 2 Sflll let !'cniiiP., pho11P 2 7082 Mnsnn H.n n hnllcllnr:. w nr•h11Usp CA :l p Pltrml' M,1son 2 r,Hll:!. 2'lw2/lf'f l t,utde, wntrhes, rlorl<', t.Jrllm; rooms nnrl IJo~scmnnt Would he ['owlet viii<' :J H88H. lwl Mason ,l,lwl jr•wPh y, Innis, clc Glen C.JSr.y of CIIIIRIIIIIIion t !IJWIIIet• Wflll\ I well sullod for dnn dt f~l onps, Fti'P. rs!lmntes lOwtr - - Wllllnrnslnn, ntll'llnneet Mlrhl ------PICNIC GHOUNDS-Unrkt• nr.w Iori go, union hnll, C'lvlc gt rn1ps nr g.tn stnlo pollrr~ :J lwl Planning on'? Livestock Trucking,'' llihS B I•: lllt n n M SU!'II~ -!:'I mnn<~gCI)lCill Com!! one, come small clinic Prkc!l wnsonahlr. W. C. Cllal'lancl r.t To De trait Pnl'ltl nrr House nml • il1r ssPts, !!roll\ 11onr! lif'.trlitfi,IJrl .rll 'llw Olrl Swimming Pool, GTf~L'S BfCYCLI~ fm sniP $12 'l ms c,m he .1r1 mgml Pho1w Phone 'I "lfiOl Holt 1 Cnmb1n.li Inn sl Ollll windows Mason 2 1 ti01 21 wtf Yunis ln1 IH•r!, i>IIIW' mlllll's•, r>xri!l 1 f2H87 Plnr. Ttec lllnrl nt !he Phone Alii ell us 70 l ~h.u on oil H) dOni S Monrlnys nnrl Tttesrlnya lrnl tflllllitrroll ,Jil hlllnd, rollf'l llnldr~i!l Cnlmlng lo rluh plcnlrs Atcnrl .1lw1p ' lnsul.illnl-( YOIII home 1\flP hnllnm SIS rh1omr• din lnt•gp or sm.tll f,tmlly wunlnns 1•10 M~RES fot• s<~lc, l mllrs oo~st GHAVbL IIAULJNfl hy Ji' C 1 Insured Servlco .mrl Slrllng ~filii' housp 111111' sPI •t,Jts r, 1 rli.tlls It" ·IIIII weeldng c.Jmplng B1lng llw OU'l BOAilD MOTOH -22-h. p of Mnson Vel y r,oorl H1 nom 1 Anrl~l son ~~~~~;~ o[ !).tns 1 houRc 1\1111 2 hnl h noms 2 hoi Ills, vlllr• C .til D.tnsvJIJe _,JI,,l .!Owl[ Hooflnl-( b.nn ot ltousr. YP.tls old IPI y gruul ronrlllton [ f.unlly, sl.1y nil rloty. Open all Evlmurle for snlo 1[)IS morlel 1 1 T£li Mire & Son Vrt•y goorl lnr,JIIon Srhnnl hns, Tnr Joshi[.( .t pm t II glotY JH' 111 SIS Simmon, slurhol wcr.lt, rlny .ttHl nlr:hl Phone Lnn A 1 shotJIC $7S Ken Mellllr]orf lmmrrlr.tlc pnssosslon Ptlro Is ' Aflllllllllllll oiiVIIilll( 111rl 1'.11111 To Tlntllo Creek Worlnesdnys • 1'01(( /i, I I rl ollllf ~(I 1\', ,if'I'JlS :1 sing 7·31'!3, 30Wtlp phone M.tson 3~01. illw1 p lli<'s $22,000 Rre ll lori.Jy C.n l .Jnv Phonnt lmrn, 2 smnllr.t COTTAm~ tnr ~rrte nt Ilnttghlou ------Roy D. Donald toll G H Pr,us.tll, 331 R Rim CALL LESLIE 2611] :.011 aslc fm nnrmc;~ ItATOll fl ru fl Mo111 bm ns 12x nulom.lllr' I • Millfll, 'i711i Sho~w ,IJI'PI !l.Jsll'tl, HOUSE '!'Til\ II ,ER- 1!ll7 Lnrlrl homrs, one 3 bedroom, 2 yr.,u·s bni,Jncl• letrns Cccrl Wemple equipment. We LI 'clallze In the lend, lllanntm formula, $2 89 l'r.tltiiiS llntrll\ Ill', phone M ISOII famous Red CornU tiro conhol Livestock phnl11' L II lSI Ill( IT 'l:-lll7 '! ll\2fl wllh !lxttJ llllllPX, hoi tic g.1s nlrl, anrl 1hc other IS n 2 hrrl noute 1, Wtlli,llllSion, )JIIOIII' Wtl 1:m 27wlf nnrl S3 OS Bm n pam I, rerl, $1 09 ~ysterns which give 24-hour per Trucking and Buylng ' :_lj gallon Asbestos 1oofmg eom stove• nnrl nil hrat Fred Buchnot toom, 7 yems olrl, $3!i,OOO, lmmston G02·F 12 3'lw2p SP.WINC: M;\( lfiNf si'IVtrr nnrl f'LASTERTI'~G-Alt RIMs o! ptas jay Ptotectlon for a llfeltme sorv· ~!ave your stock trucked to tho pound, $~ 08 for ti-gnllon pall. phone 258Gh M<1son, 5837 West terms li'Jllli on .til mnkr•s Also rnn !Prmg done; patching n specml Ice. Fire surveys nre free and we market thnt makes the mat·Jcet Symphony rub bot h tse Inside Columbia 10nrl 33w2 330 ACTIE: DATHY FARM 2 sets VI' I Slflll I I 11111 fll'rl tf In Clf'Pilil' ty, Rol1crt 3 Burns, 3811 Aurel Install without cx•ru cost. by experienced truckers VVot k r,un.lnll'l'rl \\ tlll.nn \Voncl wall pnlnt $3 !l!l gallon and $1 3!l n[ hnrns wtth 2 Silos 3 hmt•es A. 0. Gl'eenough HOUSE '1'RAILEHS-1'i, 17 nml Ius road, Ln tsmg, Route 2 ~5wtf All Ammals Insured lid lhf>> 1\tPIII Lnnsln~ 2·5108. 1wt pllflllf' llflll 21o27 '! lol!r., Lansmg Also Stu plus Out· 000, lCllnR DO YOU NJ•:I~D .1 plumiH1 1 111 Semi-Truck Sr.t vice nnw Avnllnblo lw~ Ch,unplon, tJO fl M!Ciug,IJI i\r 111 ACRRS tw.tt" Mason, Lnn ------let, .111 E Gtnnd R1ver, North NT:ATI LANSING-28!1 acre rlmry r:AHDI~NS HOI 0 l!LLED-Snt oleciiHJllll'' f\tll (',Jrly IT.nrl Cnll 111s on any kmrl of llvcstoc)(' Lnnsmg Open cve1 y night. tow, nil 1!l~'5 modP[s Whitman s fnrm 270 nr•1r.s nnrlcr plow !l smg !l7 1cres 1lllnhle r.xl1 1 JsfnPIIfln gun·antr>r.rl. Hy lhe w.uc• and Plumlung Supply, I l I you wtsh to sell at home. Twtlet· Sales, one mlle easl of nice morletn IJnllse, 3 picluw gond r onriLIJnn htllns r oc~l 01 22wlf 1oom modern house, large bnse ]oh 01 hom Vt 1y 1c.l~onnhlr.. For W Ash, phon!! M.tson 2 1211 Sec us for your 1eglstcred Hnmp1· East Lansmg on US 16, phone WJIIdows gmagc Gnorl ho~rn mcnt barn wtth 20 slnnchlons dr mons It atwn t .til at :l::>'i Hnn :!.1wl r wood I [nlllr.l Polif'l", I 19 01\(llllos BOATS-Now anrl used Pioneer Lansing' ED 2·1817 33w!f 8 new stanchions. stlrJ Ownl'l s shire 111 ccrltng slncl<. The best Ill sit Pl'l i\lolSilll ~ lwl P me1.11 boats Sec tho dlsplny of anrl clrmkmg cups, 2 Silos, anrl dolph sltcel, M 1son Phone 5G~1 meat lypc hogs. ol het huilrlmgs Lncatcd on shnw c1ops lncluderl Gonrl Mason. l8wtl Di\VI'NPO!U' .JIHI m.tlclim, Pwncer metal boats nt Dobro hlncli Wnlks - Steps ·------f'tnthlccts Coopmatlvc hns a 3·Jwl inty !Ius nt $!l,n00 2R mch, hlnlll'l y,Jrcl Save at PX stores, Mnson, ------ment barn, with Hi stnncluons UPIIOLSTF.TIINfl nnrl rcpnumg truck p1r kmg up eggs once a, gnorl conrllt1on C.nl Cu111s Clntl\ Chmlol1o, Lansing, next to Cap! J3nsorncnts GIHL'S CLOTIIING, SIZes 10, 12 new stlo, grnnm ~'. poultry MASON-Nem ly nPw 2 hcrlroom, furnlluro Wtll call nt ynm week If you nre tnterr.stcd In a 1on,! D 111• vriiP ('til Jfrl't !i·30 or lol theatre, and ::!11 E Grand and 1tJ One cont, 1 stat, house, good 8 room home $12, nne slory nnd full hnsemcnl Ftre Eslnn~lc>s home anrl g1vo free eslimnlos. No better m~rlcol for eggs cnll or see Sunr!.J) D •nsvJIJc_ 2:1 1•1 :~~~fl j Ihver, North Lnnsmg. 23wtf rlrcsfes, slm Is nncl blouses M1 s 750 Wtlh $1 ODD down house wrlh !milt, oil heat, large II clwrgo for ptdmp :mrl rlelJvery fi'Iod Ru!111g Lesl10 '5203, Arthur lot, good Joe a linn, r Jose Ill 1 Deyn Mason 2 'j!Jfll or the trucJc: l\ITXMJ\S'I'I~H - LJI1e new nnrl TENTS-Wall tents, $22 95 up, Ira Rose, tlGG2 Tolland nvPmie SO ACRES of very level nnd l11gh Dick Smith We arc now locatr.d at !he cnrner Holt, phone Holt 4·50 Hl. 1w1 $10,000 ' of College roar! nnd US 127 Ma cr, Lloyd Hnyhoc Mason 2 4912,, S.tlirlinolslr 1 Phnne Mnson 'umlnelln tents, $22.95 up, pup a producing lnnrl, 74 acres till· Phone Mason 1012 LANSING-Ncar School for 1he son phone 2tJ821 anyt1r1o 24wl f 53wtf 2 fi l'il llwl r tents, cots, sleepmg bngs, n1r mat able, 31xGO datry hnrn, grnnnry, ·---- STTIAW IIATIVEST HATS-Sun Illlnd 6 rooms nil morlmn 1111 C' Ji'URNACES CLEANED-$7 nnd ------~I WMH!lN(i - ttesses, nrmy blnnlwts, complete hoghouse, 1-cnr gnragc, G1oom ,. helmets, polaroid nntl r1ust gog home m very good locatiOn lm·ge lot. Mrght Imrie for goorl tl[l Alsn nr.w smnko p1pe Otl, lfllh campmg nnd sports supplies, fine glos, Jr>,l!her and canvns gloves Mason home. Pucr.rl at $12 000 imported long range hlnoculnts SO ACRES Wtlh !Jroom cx!In gns 01 conl f111 no~r e Cnll collect work caps, shop cnps, fnt1gue Home Repair Wanted I •I Snvc at P X stores, Mason goorl motlc1n lwusP, garnge, ,10 Have other farms nml 1nwn tJ 2'i01 E<1 Ion H tprrls Hr;n1se caps, Ridgway cups Save nl PX x 70 htploof hmn, lwg house, pro)Jcrty for salr> nnrl 1f holrlct TTcnlmg Co l!Jwtt Phone Mason 2 7flr.l ------Ch.irlol!e, Lnnslng and 811 E Stores, Mason, Charlotte, L.m Gtnncl Htver, North Lnnslng corn cnh, poullt y house ami wnnt to sell phnnr> or sec WANTED TO TnADE, even·Uft' sing nnd Surplus Outlet, 311 E BUILDING TRENCHES, sept:c electric range for gas range.' 23wtf olhcr bUildmgs, $1G,DOO Terms t<:nks anrl !lle llelrls, rlug wllb G. H. Conklin Grnnrl River, North Lansing. 79ACRE f.trm 2 m1lcs Item tho Mason Home Appllnnce, 120 W. DOl BI:n 111rl SJHings fm FLY RODS-$"> 95 up. Complete pn\\ cr rl1gger ror n good ]ob nt Palntmg - Roofing JilL!~ 23w1I court IJonsc In Mason, extra A. 0. Greenough Geneml Tiepatrs ~aple, phone 2·5911. 12wll' so~lr> Call 2 62:11 Mnsnn 3ofwl l111e of 1orls reel~. nr.ls, minnow ·------a r1gltt prtcc cnll L K. Zimmer good 6 1nom morlm 11 house, Dny m· Evenmg Installahons WESTERN LEVIS -Men's ancl nwn, Holt tJ1G1 L 10w1f WOTIK WANTED- Bulldozing,. DfNIN(; ROOM Slli'I'E-S fiiPre buclwls, bn.ils, hooks, lines, etc ·~fix 16 hiptoof hnsement bm o, 1316 Mnson Sll eel (on M i!G) w0111en's gcmuno Levis, West - __j__ ------14wtl bact> hoe eli ngllnc, lnnd clear 1 1 r ( I Save at P X stores, Mnson, ]2X3~ SilO, pouill Y hflUSC olllrf Dansville - Phone 22!l1 LANDSCAPE wn nul, lll fel G I rnr r.ws long Chnrlol!c, Lansmg and 311 E ern bells, Weslet n hats nncl SERVICE-- ing, gtndmg, bnck fillmg Wllllam' other htulrll11gs $20,000 TCJms Plnnlct hoxeq, grass and weed In J.iond r onrlilton s.,o 200 I Grand TI!ver Nmth Lansl!lg. buclcles. Old Kentucky worl1 33w1 Whllcwft, 4% miles norlh of 1\101 Jrlilll 1rttrl on cntiH'l of Holt/ ' 23wU s p 1 a y 1 n g, flng ~lone wniJ,s, clothes. P. X Mart, Mason, Lnn W:llwmslon nnrl y, m1le west at' nnrl Snilllt M0rtrlwn Phone Ma GO ACRE farm, 8 miles !1om Lan COLLEGE POINTE flUE -Of· pot cites, g1 .trlmg anrl hulldozmg sing, Charlotte nnd Surplus Out Radio &TV 1900 Eply ronrl, phone 659 M Wir.: 1 s1ng on a hlacldop 10nd 3 hcrl fm s complete pint rc:;trtcl1ons Rcnsonable t'olle~ Phone Dtclc snn 2 GfoR!l ' 34w1 PLANTS-Mnclonna lllles, ;;,len let, 311 E Gwnd River, Norlh llam.ston. 2Dw~f' 1 rooms, modern house 40xGO for ygur pJOicclwn Clnssecl "A" BullPr L,lllrJscc~pcs, Mason 2 'i841 HUfl- rlxlll rio~ 1 h hi~e~erl tug tal p~pptes, Stherrian and Ger- Lansing. 23wtJ basement barn $12,500 wtlh rcstdentt.tl. Lois 14Gx240 111 I 1 a flct G 00 p m 32w4 USED TV-$10 rlmvn 12 months WAN'l'ED-Mure chlcltens, heavY-' Phone P.D 2 ">2S8 31w1 man ms Ray Hartshorn, 878 $4,500 down l2'jx2JO Locnted on College ronrl to pay Floor morlcl 17 inch, A J _ _ Mer11ltan Road, Mason, Phone fryers and sptingers. WJII pick CLOTHING- G1rl's fall yellow nenr Harper 'J'r.1 ms n rrerecl ELECTIUC RANGe REPAIR •nnrlilton $100 Rcconcl!lioncrl COAL RANG!~ Willie pmcolntn Mason 21039 31wtf 10 ACRES near Dmwndnle w!lh up. W. X. Stearlmnn PoultrY, and grny check 1.tyon gabat S·room morle1n house, 30 x ,10 Owner E E Wentland, 3580 Hat IN G -- P c r k 1 n s Hardware. console Motmoln Hc1schel Jew Srn1s HoPhttrl, wnnrl nnrl coc~l --- dme cant, stze 12, 3 rltcsscs, size Phone Mason '1311 27wtf fnrm, 620 S. Edgnr road, phone 111 h1proof basement bat n. Poul· per rond, phone 2 3334 Mnson ell, 5'51 W M.tplo, phone Mason t 111ge r.nnrl rnnllllion Will seliJ BOOKS-Used books bought nnd 10, 2 pnlr toe shoes stzes 2C and 9804 Mason. 19wt~ 1 !ty house, other IJtnldmgs 32wtr ------5511. 32wtf 01 11 .Hie r,;, 1111 1-Pns T.H oh Sit 0 1 sold. Roy Adnms, over Shim Inqmrc 5570 Phone Holt 43241. 23wtt WE HAVE severn! other houses Altcrnt1ons lay Phone Leshe 2617, first pine< <111 Kit by stteet, Leslie. Make T'RLEVISION- 1951 RCA Con· 30!l S Mnm stt eet, Eaton Rapl!ls,' West Holt road, Holt, phone Holt IIE-:-AVY S'fEEL -t- and farms that can be bought south of Plnins rond on US 127 me nn offer Mrs Jack Coppens, sole 'I'V is yours for 1nkmg phone Eaton Rapids 44521. 28wtt 1 ~812 ' .33w2 I ~ • 301 n corruga ec1 on terms Mrs. Floyd Warfle ove1· tho pnymetils. 'flus ts your ._ _:...___ culvet(, nearly new 26% feet Joe A!on 31w3p phone 2 8857 Lansing 32wtf ------3.'30% S .•Jefferson Phone 2·3031 chance to have television .tl .1 STATE CIIJLD PLACEMEN'T ' long Near South Pennsylvamn • Ovor Slummln Drug Store HENS 25c lb and 111 lots of 5 01 Phone Mason 3161 HOUSE IN MASON, 8 rooms, 2· <:Ieal snvlugs Not a donlol' AGENCY w1shes homes for Ave Call Don Mcl{lm, Lansing story, full basement, nutomntlc 12wll Phone 2·1nS2 Mnson a lw1p Dogs and Pets 97814 33w2 mme 22c lh Also eggs 4nc am' school-age boys and girls Prcfef, : large 55c nnd in lots or 10 dozct' i ROOM HOME, two-car gnrnge hent, •hmdwood floors /down no younger chtldron 111 the home. PARAKEETS- Baby pnrnltccts, CHAMPION outboard, 5 h. p at• mot•e !iOc John Clulson, l36f 2D24 Clifton Ave, Lnnslng. Buy stairs, 3-cnr garage 5'10 Enst Ash Custom !USTOM SAWING. Also slab Cannot usc widow:;; or parents ' nll calms, rmes nncl normal~. molal' for sale 1121 South Mcrldmn roacl. Phone 5508 Mn >hls lovely home for $11,500, street, Mnson, phone Mnson 51'il. wood tor sale. Frank Ward, over (J'j, Reply Box No. 2!l, Ing. llrst farm south of Harper school cages, socrls nnd supplies Closed JnclFinishing hnm County News. 33w2p Sundays Brnttnm's Bird Shoppe, 49DD Mason. Warren Thompo,[)n. owner 57917 Lansing. 28wtf m US-127 at Butler's Restaurant. Leslie, on US-127, third house 34w1p 17G·ACRE dairy !arm, 3!120 J(ln· • Free Dcvolopmg • ?hone Lansln~t 49291. 4.2wtt I hI CIIICIUBod bicycle rt'riHOillhle K<11 I'll Mathews Wednesday evening 1 Navy banns Srlytlm•, phono Muson 3892 ' ' 34w1p -~-1~------WANl'lm-A home for n JHIPPY Part Deagle Mother tcglslcH rl NEED, A WELL?? J~4a lCilst Ilolt ro ul Ilolt Phone N 0 fl 1 II r A S T APAR I MENT I Can Dr11l ~811 Ilolt 34wl over Schmidt s rlepnrtlnc~tt I ------store f<~clng Jefferson nvcntte S nml r1 inch wells for inrm .uul home W.\\NTED-2 hcdtoom homc Onr. 11nfut nlslwrl Phone Mrs L .B 6, 8 and 10 inch Wt•lls for lUN•ondltJon'l!'~ floor Suhurbn ni pre fen crt Me At thlll M tsnn 3271 31Wl Commorciul and IrrigatiOn :('llont! 2 ~003 Mason 31w2p -- ORDER OF PUIILICATION -- ALII or Mlcll~·' I tl" dlroutt C,ourl for t1 u Cou tl y r lrORDER OF l'UBLICATION of Stntc o( MlchiK'nn 1 h Chctut Coml for the County ( f Jngh am ln Ch' tccry Wll LA MAl, MARliN l'lnlntlll" v• IJONALIJ H l\IAI!11N 111 lendr nt ORDER FOR APPEARANCE SUit 1 er dinJ: lr tlu 1hove on tilled Co rrL on the .. fi!Jl d1 y ,,r A J.: lKl I 164 Building? 34w7 ln thiH e IU~tu It nt 1 er rlr 1 from niTI dnvtl on ~lc tl •L t.hu dcfcndnnt Donnld --oRoERAPPOINTING TIME FoR Tl Mnrtln Itt IH L ll rcHulcnt of thla Stnt(' HEARING CLAIMS AND FOR but thnt. hltt lr ttl k,nown d lreHK vu" 801 DETERMINATION OF HEIRS Think of Standard NarC Jlk A vel uo BriHlol Vlrf..:lnh~ there WALTER-November 3, 1964 lo1c Stnto of Mlehlrmn The Prob 1tc Court On rnoLion of ltoy 1 Conloy Attorney tor the Cv 1nty of !rtl{ht m lor lho Plnl tllr It lo ordered that Ur• A.t n. KCHHion or Bl hi Co lrt held at tht nl I n, f• lnnL Doru hi n M trl n en Mu Pro I nte Olflcc In the C ty of Mahon lo hl1 n1•1 nrnnce to he ~ntered ln thin thr • til County on tho 21th dny o( pn JKu within thr e monlhA rrom tho dutv AIIKUKI A D I 0(,4 8 GARAGI~ DOORS FLOOR SANDERS Qf till< order 1 n l thnt within forty dny• Pte•ent HON JOHN McO!.ELLAN Perldns Hardware, the lith tllr r.J IKe thiK Or lor to he I>Uh Jurlgo of P1obntc son !IMhed In thu Inul tm County NcwK n In the Mull of tlto EY-1\UXED CONCRETE 4311 news! nJ m 11ublhdwd nnd circulttc I wlt.h FUEIJ W A 1.1 Ell DeccnHcd In slid County fiR d 1 uhhcntlotl to be fL n11 curln.: to tho Court thr t the cont 1 wd once In cnch wcuk (o ab' Lim for pt uHcnl lion of clnlms ll."alnr~t kA 111 KUCCCHK)On WC~ "Ill •tntc •hould be limited nnd thnt ~ e DLOCI\S-ALL :SIZES Dr ted August .r. I tfi1 time and tJitce he tf 1 olnte I to rccelvt? MAltVIN e~nmtne und ndJUIIt ull cln.lml! nnd de mnnliK nuuln•t onld dcoetKnd b' And bd A 1r.ne Cnny foru onld Court 1 nd thnt the legnl hclu tl8 C lto~n Jlllllnrrl ol •nld dcocn•c I entitled to Jnhcrlt th' Call t01Jay nml t•vcry d1ty you want Jn~hnm County Clerk enlnte of which 11nll deccmu~rl died IH~Iied prompt a~tion on bmltlmg suwlies Oy I 1111111 Wr hi Del uty 11hould he ncljudie ted nnd determlnt!d. Roy r Conloy It lH Ortlc crl Tl r t nil the cl't!dltoro o! Atto nc) fm PI lr UIT t1 I duccnsc J nJ c required to prc11 lnt n IBiriCIIIS A I lrellf\ thcl- elf lm• In \Yrltln,r nod under o lth Nntlonnl .H06 M r!lthCIIl Tower RH flrovllcd by ~tnt ltc to 1HLirl Court It L 81wa ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR City-Dump HEARING CLAIMS AND FOR DETERMINATION OF HEIRS GEORGE-October 27, I 96~ ~ANTED-Reliable girl or worn Stnlc of MlchiKnn Tho Probt tu Cou<1 • 1111 to care fo1 3 children 111 fo1 tho County of fnghnm J:;anslng or Holt vlclmt:. No AL ll lieHHion or IH Jd Court hclcl It the Proh Lt! Olfu~c In the City of M1u~on Ita house wm k $17 11 wee!• Phone the Knld County on the l3td d IY of lfflnslng Tumer 21939 31w1 WYGANT-I wish to thank my A IK JKt A D I 954 friends and neighbors for the l'rc"'nt HON JOHN McCLELLAN DOGS-Report own or stray dogs J'UdJ.I'C o( p obntc ~AN OR BOY WANTED to d1,-:: cards anrl flowers and also the In the Mutter of the Entuto ol Daily o tiome ditches Pho~e Lansing to Clay Hull)~, county doil' war· Mason General hospital staff Dr GEDltGE GUST GEORGE Decor Hod den Mason phone 2 5830, or to It fllllUni"lflg to the Com t. tlu t the 34wl Clinton an11 Dr C11lrns for their tlmll for JHetlcntntlon of cllum11 nnalnKL sh~>rlff ofl:lce 9~61 31wtf A Ttuo Co1 y twld uKt ate Klould bo limited. 1 nd thnt 11 care and thoughtfulness dut ing C Roon 111111< d time 1 nd Plrtce be I\ Ill ointod to receive 8 Aq M. to 8 P. M. 1 my recent sickness Al~ert Wy lnghnm County Ole lt r.xnmlne und ndJ HtL nil elnlmtt nnd tie gant 34wlp Llllll n Wull DeiHlotc of which Hllid dccc 111Cd dlml "c[zod I WON r he responsible for any w I s h to t h a nIt every ~1116 Mlchlg>n Nt tlonnl 1owcr ahould be ndJudlcnted nnd determined debts In my name as of August one for the 1dndness extended at Lnn•l 11 Michl If 10 It IH Otdototl lhs am golnrr"' to to be 011 the lirsl fllghl, nfll lhr• will ennl1le the se•·vice depart· pup s w slm·L Mnrulay, August Monday nncl will rmnaln OJH!Il follow the snmr! polll'les In regard III·fnted sr.conrl lllglrl flf llw K. mcml lo give bette!' serv Ir:e, ac· :m. Hi"lr,., Sr!hnol Prineljlill Jlldmrrl fl'fi!Ti H 111 llw morning until li In lu JHIJiiis driving tlteil• own ears L. M. ulrllnr>t' whld1 fr!ll int" 1111• cording Lo n. G. Alwood. Dr.mlow pointed nul. Wednl'sday tho. aftPrJHu•n lin Ill HdJool opt·n~. to sdH111l. lie fore 11 pupil rlrlvt!s · II I f I i I . Hr!llor•l IHJIJI'H will he 1111! Hllmn to srdwril he llHIHI ohllllll a permit North Sea off Amslrmlnn1 Mon· lilt pupr H l'lliTI • Ill! e gill).- lilis ,\'Oill' JlH lilsume nl l:!::!fl he gmnled. The supe•·intenclcnt were ffitfe r•anu~ to Mrs. Mig1•anl suh,lecls rwurl to reglsll'r ugaln. :rnril'Dnllnue until :1::10 In the aft· ndrlccl tlral. only In spcdn! enscs hy cnble Ttll!srllt,Y. 'l'he snme rllvlslrlll line;; will IH' el'IJoon. will pcrmlls he given (or noon Next Thursday used in lhe elmnenlili'Y grade;; lo 'l'lw same hus ~r·lwdnie will hr; driving. rlclr!rmliw ill whlr:ll elr•menlary followed, ai~o. l.!u~cs will leave• 13nnll lnl'i>!!l's mny be obtained Sl!ltnol. In enroll. i\11 pupils in tlu· Mnsun al 7::liJ and arTiVC! 111 lire anytime IH!for·u llr~ opening of fiJ'sl b grades who allettrlr!d till• seiwol 111. H::111. On Wcdne:;day tile school at tiw Jll'indpnl'~ ol'flce .
.lnry eu:;I·.Hilnrr; 1111d l>'ny Taylor, used agnin afler being vacnnt f01·· Ul'angr! custodian. :.l Y<'itrs. Two se!!lions of the 'J'II!•r·e is 11 var·a•wy as liiglr fourll1 gmrlr! will lit' linuscd hero. scii!Hll night r·usto:llan. All fourlh grarier·s nrc to report During r.lie sununer the Annis In Uw Gnlllge building on 'l'lnrrs· HciHH1l, Unundagn riislrlcl Nn. :J, day morning. was annc•xPrl to J.,esiie. Pn•lim· ----- inary steps have also llecn lal, I Ml'n and . women who have 1 served on circuit court .Juries in Ingham, judges and court offi. !!Ia Is ancl county officials, and lhe families of all, have been in· vi ted to 'uw nnnunJ ,iurot·s' picnic at Williamston Sunday. II. will h:! held in St. Mary's hrlll, at the east. enrl of McCormick park: '1'11ere will bt! a .l.mhcmian.dinner at one o'.clo.cl~...... ,: - ·· · I On· the. program · ii1 ;nict: nif()r· l!'riday-Salurday lin on will be a mocl' trial, enter tainment by Earl Parchman, and Walt msney's I hricf tall's by Judges CJmrlcs H. Hayden, LoLlis E. Coash and Marvin .J.- Snlmon and County THE. SWORD and. THE ROSE Clerk C. Russ H illiarci. Cyclis·t Is Hurt in Techuicolor ,Carven Farm Sold In Car Collision IT G H lb" Robert Watson, 12, son of Mr. 0 eorge e . 1g nml Mrs: l~loycl C. Wutson, 924 Waller R. Carven lws sold hiH S. Barnes, suffered injuries Sun· 172-acre farm on Columbia road clay nflcrnnon at Rayner· park ~tJst enHt of lown to Geor~e Hel· wlwn his bicyde collided with n 4-H Club· Members big. The new owner will lake pos- car. Tom Ballard, 18, 234 Ear.t •;('ssion Mareh 1. The ~air! of the 1[arm irwludes all tools and equip· Ash, was driving I he car. 1111'111. r.arven said Wednesday. According to an investigntion ... on the High Placing of Your Animals, Sired Helbig now operates the 'Law- conduded ·by sheriff's officers. . . renr!e Lane fnrm on Columbia. IIIC! Walson boy was riding his Mr. and Mrs. Cnrvr.n bouc:ht bicvcle on the si·JC! of lhC! road by Bulls from the Michigan Arti-ficial Breeders Cooperative! llw Vevay farm in 191G. Unl il I · . ' , . ' . . i!J.-17 Cnrven had one of tile coun- and turned into the cenlci of the tv's outstanrlinc: Holstein herds. road. The impact tossed him up He .got out or' the dairy hnsiness over I he hood and onlo the black· that YC\11' nnrl since has been en· top. He was tulu!ll to the Mason ga~cd in· general farm]ng. PHIL JEWETT JOHN HA WI< INS Fpr many years Carven· wns General hospital Liy ambulance. • snpervisPr of Vevay township. He I~xamination diRcloscrl a conctiS·I BILL. SMITH .. also served the county as drain sion of the brain, 2 deep lacera· .DENNIS t\YERY cnmmissionct·. F'ifly years ag-n he lions nn his chin nncl 3 painful ·played professional liaschall. concusiomi. His knee was also In· RA YMON.D WILSON KENNETH BROWN Carven was· one nf the organiwt·s .i Llrecl. The bike was smashed. of the Mason Milk Produeers !IS· Beatrice Lamb o.C ·Jacl\son told ROLAND WILSON soclatlon and long ·server! as an officers she ·suw the Watson boy M'ORRIS RABIDOUX office1·. He was also a director of riding toward tlw path of the car the Michigan Milk Producers a!:r anr.l yelled, and that the Watson ROBERT EBERLY KIRK CURTIS = sociatlon. · boy' looked m·ou1Hl ami was im· mediately hit. . THOMAS POTTS CAROL AVERY FRANKLIN LYON JEAN. BAKER . The Winnahs! L~TTERS ROLAND WESTPHAL ' . JOE RABIDOUX, S(Jecll I..imlt; Is Urg-ed of the I ,believe the speed limit on DOUGLAS WILSON ALICE FAY US-127 by-pass should be reduced lo 3o miles per hour, and tha 1: IRENE SIEGEL PAUL KESKE ·people who approach lntersec· Schm'idt's Dept. Store ·lion:; whllq traveling on. US-127, CAROL GRAF .DOLPH IS _RABIOOUX should sound their horns to warn · oncoming cars and thus avoid .JOYCE WILSON GARY SWEET Fair Contest .possible accidents. · F.J. DOLBEE .S~SAN. WILSON JACK· ·o'BRIEN Dana Walte.rs StlflfKII't.lnl:' Geitm·ial 1\lall'slmll Lloyd iabcock If President Elsenho\ver isn't RALPH ·OAKLEY DAN ENGLISH · 617 \Villani going to turn his baclt ori Gen. 3081 Phcasunt 1 Lansing Lansing George Marshall. he ought. to say LEE. THO.RBURN so. Dean Acheson spol. , Stockbridge ~.,_~.. ------~~~------...- ...-----~~ ...... ---- ...---·It::. • I "
Ingham County News August 26, 1954 P!lgc 2 Felt Plains · Mnson 1in !he Pnul YoLingm• re- ~lnughlllrs of Onsi~d ~·p~nl Mon· M1•, nnrl Mr~. Domn li'oclder rin1l vlsltl!rl tho Cnrl ~ndoclprnlng of wccl<'ll vueallon nl Long Iulw, rlcr· nnd fumlly, ·. · · man, Hr~t on gardening; David guests of the Lumbert girls purl 1111 11111 I V()ws Are Spoken Mr, r1 Mrs. 'l'r.rl neaur:tw llw S 1 Cl r· k hI' I d gr• Cormn11nlly Walhalu. They reported that ,t,lw · Mr. nnrl Mrs. OI'VIile Smllh nnd Dllllnghum, second on gardening; of this weel<, and Lllllun returned Chi' Ids Dt'St"'I.Ct rr.tm·ned Sul.urduy Jrnm Kolwnm, ,\i~lir•iillnml :;l'irollls lll'l! alloul fishing wasn't very goorl. llw 1\ 1·i'r 1 of Milford wnre Sunda ,. Jimmy Lumbert, first on beef;. lo Jucl\son with them for u few ·• Indinnn, whr.ro tlwy wen! r·;rllurl ''"nl[tlr·IP. 'i'••al'i~<•r:; nr•e lo rcporl wcei\'H catch wus a 23 Inch pllw rlfr1:1~1~ gtreHts of I he Glenn Hu~· Connie West, first on dulry; Dlcl< clays, IUrs. I.t!IIIW ,Johll~lnn At Church Rites, lnsl Sunrluy dur. to tlw rieniiJ of .';Ppl,.iniH•I' I mhrn· 7. Mrs. C. L. Garr.llw•· were1 1 lvlslltir~ ~~~~~c women from Fogg road Cavendcl' und Donuld Rice, first lenrled the Felt Plulns-Housel 'rherc was a fiii'P\Vl'll HIIJlprl' A pretty wedding Iool< place ut His rleuth wnH d11c In rw•·rrlent1rl 111 ·. , , ol' the Lloyd Gnrdnors ~ t w Ia w. gavf' MI'H, ,Jeru1 Hrllldolph u hlrth·' :m corn, ' school reunion Sunday und called held 111 the Childs Ctirner I'!Jurl'ir ·Sts. Cumnllus nne!· Cyprian rxpnsure of hyrlro-cynnlr~ nclrl ill !l:OI)';I. · l'trpll~: will. lr•luln M1•. anrl MI'H, Dean Graves und rlny 11 arty the 20th. She received' Mrs. Ira 'l'lnl\ uccompunlecl her on Mr. and Mrs. William Liu·IIIH' Suturcluy evening, Aug11st 21, for dwrch ut ilunlwr. Hill Saturrlay gns, while trylnr, to Hnve tlw Jlfp lrnllH' al """" n11 llw oJH•nrng- rlny. frunlly were Monrlny evening vis!· a jol of nim presents. ·parents, Mr. und Mrs. !kwl~ of Ol. I c·lr•s•• 111 the> h1111ws o[ pnpils as Mnrphy rmm Delta, Ohio, were Mr. ami Mrs. Arzcno Lumbert union Sunday, ville. · the last Sund11y llw .Jortlnns will n~slwls of white glfulloll clec· --... - · 1;11:;silllt• llrrl lwlh pupils illld pai·· Sunday vlsltm·s of Mr. anrl Mrs. and Ann wc!re Wetlnestlay eve- ·. Ma·s. Keesler's gmndfnthe1·, P. Edwnrcl Meech nnd Mrs. G1·rwe he them. 'I'hr.rr. will IJP a :;pednl m•1rled the- iJIInr for llw double- CDlonel 1111!1 Mrs. D. n. 0.-·: j"lll!·' :ll'l' IH'ii 11; :r,:l'l'.rl 111 c.·o11pt'l'11l<• .James YtHing anrl ldnughter· nnrl nlng vlsllors r1f 'Mr. und Mrs. '1'. Fmnce, visited In the Keesler Dwlghl of Jucl1son culled at the meeting fol.' vo!lng on wlwiiH•I' ring ceremony pm•form.,r.lll;' Fr. tnmdm· and fllmlly, formf'r'l.l' rd 'inr•rrrrilw rl1111'.t1 JIH• limf' r1f buses Ml'. anrlMt·s. Hcuben ](naurr. Arthu1· Whllrwy and family. \JOme this week, Sunday after- Courtney Reed home Sunday. the Childs Col'lll!l' f'liur•r•il will Edwnnl Gutha. Mrs. .Harold Tiollnmrm A. P. B., Nr'w 1, 11 rmrl r;: 11 r'H•w flus ilns llt•ron .Tnrncs Ml'!nlec Is wm·lling In Mrs. Fmrwls Slevens unci poon M1·. unci Mrs. Ed Specth ancl M1·. and Mrs. Augusl Lamber·l ur He with Lr.spe snm1. 1\!P.~Im, 1 Vnuglln plnycrl the organ anrl VO· are vlsl~ng his pill~nl~ ~\ :Iilii Jllll'l'llam•l : 1 ~ :1 l'l~llllt~·rnr~JI lo ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1 en) s~lr.etlnns were sun~ by 'f'ony Mrs. Willllll' OslriiiHIPr, C olont•l nllow : a ·p ill' llw flt!r.l of 12 Vncel\, an all-mule ctwla· aang the Ostrnnr.tm· lms Jwen ll':sihlc• In liP· I :1111 11 11 cousin, Mls~ Mal·~· llrllc8, was Grmlen park, C'r.t.lm· Sprlni('4• • · ,. JlllJ•il·· In tlrr lli·I·'e~mnld. She wora a ",rny wnol '' 1 1'11 1llnHrr 1a 1P :r 11 11· ·• ·· · u h i:>llntlly,. .';(•\'PilliJ :~riHfr• Ill ~:1111'1\IJrirlgr SO jersey sull wltil turquoise ncces- Mr. anrl Mrs. Ilu_gl1 Mllrw1· an• il is plnr" ,.d ,,, r llw .'WVI'Illil 111 1 1111 Here's one of those old-fashi.oned sorles. vac:atlonlng at Mnlrro1 lairlt• :tl c; 1·pr;- 11·v. J3itll"t'l\, Plain· 'l'homns Collings ntl.cnrlc!l his Mr. anrl Mr.~. Kolle nnd family liPid, Plr•:1sanl Vi .. w. Hncr• J,lrlP bmtlwr ns· best: nl/lll and ushers of Gary, Indlann, sprnl Iill' WPrl; rlllrl SIIIWI'il ·"'illlols .. l'llllils l'rom "once in a blue moon" white elephant were Donnlrl Mlll'phy and Leo end wlll1 Mrs. Gertrude llyha an.! tlu• H:ll'ir<'l"l' anrl l•'ilchhurg •\ Morrissey.. family. sdlllnls will :rllt•rul lhP si'Vf'lllh sales you can't afford to pass up. Our Fm· her rlnughir.r's werldlng Honoring I he bil'lllrlay annivl'r- . "l'ltrlf' nl Slo\vi•ll sdwol. 'I'IH' ;Mrs. Morrissey wore 11 toast· sm·y of Mrs. S;rmli C'11slwy, Mr. r~t Ju•r ~: .. vr•nlll I~ I'll riP IHipils, num· colorerl rlress trimmed with anrl Mrs. Rill Cm:lwy IHr•l a din- i>Print! :thonrt Jr),J. will '~nroll al stores are cluttered up with loot, brOW!] vel vel. anrl brown !lCCes- ncr for Ill'!' Salurrlay f'VI'Ilillg., Si•H l re Ill - · ' Curl P·ttll'rson honw ho:rr.l to r·ovrr m•w lex 1s 1o 1m We gym at, 2 ?'clock Sn,turday. ~fter-j eng nlst1~ 1 ~ t the' To~ JTow:mi us•·rl i1r IIH• hir~h .sd10ol; namely· noon. Jo.qurpment Will be J~sucd,, .ue.S. 1 • M. m Mrs l'iwmislr\' t bystr·s anrl ]1Uhltc The ttr~t practice is ~chedulr.cl for home tine1 ay WPJ e . 1· ' 1 ~1 · · . ,. •. ,; • 1 don't stand a chance to make a buck Monday morning, August 30, nt Frnnl< Landers 11nd family nr spt .r 1,,n,,. ONLY I 10 • Holt 11nrl Mr. and Mrs. Doh on this deal-·we're just offering you · Lewis of Lansing. \Vilh Mrs. :\hh!r llhcpddlllll.ly, · Housecoats s ent the wee!( end Wtth Mrs. une1 e am 1 nun . "' 1. ' . · · 1 · .. • ~ 1 c ·I< · .Silns Porter, while their parents 1\Ir .. anrl r,lt's .. Freel Drrggs r.n- Values to $26.98 Ltll ~- 0~~~ 'Mrs. Bill Caskey and vl~ited in J(enlr{ciWool . ' :. Wheel Balancing Sunoco Products al Hout:liton Lake. · Moto.r Tuning Sunoco Batteries Mrs. Jessie Schultz of W11tei·· Away at $1.00 $22.22 $8-~·88 .J Sun Analyzer . Collision Rllllair Jon spept llw \)•r•PI< end wllh Mrs. Full Price 1 URe' 'fhem for Wo•·l' Drmn Turning Mnclline Worli: Emma Wc~tf.all. Regula.r $1._98 a.n!) $2.98 • Mr. nrHl Mrs. William Hynds of Topper Coats One J,ot COMPLETE BODY AND PAINT SERVICE Cherry, Illinois, spent last: weol( •.... ViSit oiu· new bump 110d paint sl1op located across the 111 the home or lhc latter's broth· 40 Caps· 44c Sport Shirts er anrl f~ister-in·IIIW, Mr. 11nd Mrs. -'·Infants Wear streeton our used car lot. . Doth Short und J,ong· .. Sl~cvoo . ' . ' Gilbert N9ill. Winter' Weight t. Mrf. .. Rober!' . Hoso and Mrs. Terry· Robes ~;$4.18 ·. ··1J(P,rice $2.44 ' . Howard Ashmore. ·spent Thurs-· .Look ~·~em over, take your pick '.:~. ., . ~·, rlny nigi1t with ihe former's .. ·Closing out .. hrolher and sister-in-law on their ., . ., ,. One Lot Tow Service boat: on the Detroit river amL Sizes 10·44 .,; ' .Bib Overall DA.'f 0~. NIGHT ;spent. Friday shopping. at North· Jackets··. Janel. · · • PLAIN GABERDINE CHECKS ·. :, .PANTIES.... . Mr.· nnd Mrs. Brndlcy New· $1.22.a ~eg combe and family left\Friday for .·$4.4~ New Haven, Connecticut, where ·· NOYI' ON -SALE ·Mason's ~omplete ·s~rvice Center· .,·'··- '(.':· ... ' .. ,. . they will .vtsit .. ·his .purents 11-nd One Lcit. One Lot later .go on· and mlil up" and IJC))JS tltlte CIII'C of I!Ju Youngsters Go to II fuw dllytl nflrll' hh th. 'J'hu (nllnwJnU ~ sing. 6:45 p, m, young peopieH lcllw tclln nf lllll fllllflnnu' u•pm·lunouH younger brother In his own way. service; 7:30 p. f11., evening- scrv In Lh·· ,,,,l.fuw mnnlh•. He Js talldn[l quite a' bit;· he still Nazarene Camp Plainfield icl!. Prayer rncP.IIng Wednesday Many of yOO"!;-;lVc not hcrml uses nc·nCl nt bedtime, zo for 1\II'I:l: Ilnzel Stephens evening at 7:30 .at the church. from us for some time, so we arc elepllanl and n few other Japan· Rev. anc\ Mr11. Roy Mumuu re Mr. nnrl MrR. Rohert Sweet tnltlng this opportunity to say I!Se wrmls. He can distinguish turned Sc1turdny from Cnmp cnllcrl. on llteir brother, Burtis IIJUI!Oll l'l'CShytm·lun, ncv. Paul hello nnd to tell you whnt has bnslc colors, ns well as ltnowlng Nnznrene, Vlcltsburg, whcm they L. Arnoltl, minister. Sunday, 10 Sweet, ut his home In Howell last happened to us since New Year's his own facial ami body features, were directors of boys unci girls Thurscluy. Burt!H suffcrect a n. m., lmlon service with Method JJis lime. latest accomplishment Is put· camp. severe hcurt ul tack rr.centiy,' Ist church In Mcthodisl sunct ll· F'lt·st of all, for our many llng short phrases togetl1Cr. ary, music by ,Methodist choir The girls and boys attenrllug Mr. nnd Mrs. Haymond Steph t " '1"''1" I de<"''" II"" "',,,I eo mm' t h "r A"<" .t II" nlhlo el """ M,., S"' H"'", both f that Is still very ,'Hubbard and daughters, Sue Ann ,Jane Bollinger hrought Marie flng. The gr·oup met itt homes Music, read the 'scripture and and the women of the church Icc ' 8:00· ' ~hoir__ [Jractlce '· 9:00. IHHJthe ccPresident o!' an Wilson• ranctsco which a Joarrwas close to our hearts. nn d Jean Mnr!c, spent Monday home from Foote hospital, Jnclt ~ach Friday evening, and sorm 30 Rev. Hamiel Rcesl! of the Wll· served refreshments. an un[orgcttabl!! experience. This We arc Indeed grateful for the with their parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. son, las I Th ursrlay after n 5-day , people were atlemling-. iiamston Baptist church offered Rev. Franlt Pasma and his wife, First Congregallonnl·Cin·lstlnn, Included, among other things, strength that has come from your W, Heathman. Miss Delores stny for formula trouble. 1 1 In August, J!J!i~, .Ju!Jtt Fay, Sr., the clerl!catory pray!!r. Ted Pas· Fuyc, have 3 children; James, 10, Le~.lle, Rev. Samuel B. Wenger, many new Iricndshlps, an inspir- prayers during this period or Heathman ot Masdn and Mr. and Mr. unci Mrs. Husscll Gross donated the )Jroperty f(ir' the ma, o( tire Grand Rapids school Patricia, G, and Cynthia, 1%. Be· mlnistl!r. Church scl~ool, 9:45 a. lng- morning devotional period for seeming insecurity, uneasiness Mrs. George Heathman were hans spcnl last WL'ck nt Munus church nntl a future parsonage, anrl brother of tl1c pastor, sang fore his worlt as assistant pastor f!!·: morning worship, 11:00 ~· all Interested passengers, feeding and change. They have been Sunday evening visitors. cong in upper M!cilir,an. at the corner. of West Hull ruarl the vocal solo, "God Bless This in Lansing he was pastor of the m.; as a. ~equel to the Lords Ray every 2 hours arotllld the mighty he I p f u I and have Park Hammond of F'lint spent Mr. and Mrs. Hlchanl Gross· tmcl Au bum avenue. Dllring the 1 House." Mrs. Marjorie Erlcl>son, Sullivan Community church. Prayer series the minister \yill clock and a wonderful lt.l hour strengthened us while searching a few days last week with his hnns entertained their parents, Mr. and · 1\h·s. Harold Ford of give his belief nnrl cnnvictmn slop at Honolulu. for His way for our lives. onrents, Mr. and Mrs. Harris Munith, and Mrs. Grosshan's about prnyc>r on August 29 In thl! 1 After 11av!ng our routine fur· May He who has blessed us so Hammond. brother-In-law nne! sister, Mr: it'nd sermon '~Wha,\. Men Shall Say Jour,:h physicals, Associated Medl· abundantly strengthen each of Mr. und Mrs. Harold Glass Mrs. F. Smith of Ypsilnnll, ·at :What the Church·es Ar~ When I F ruy. cal Missions felt that we should you for your dally taslts, that His spent several days last weclt at dinner Sunday. ' . 'locate somewhere for a year Kingdom may be made !mown to Houghton Lalte. 1\Iuson Church of Ute NUZIII'CIW, Teachers lesson study followed 6 p. m. Choir practice, Wednes lllnson B1111tist, Rev. Clarence. while further checlwps were car- all peoples everywhere. Russell Bidwell of llliuml, There's little advantage in 'Roy Mumau, pastor. Sunday by prayer service at 8 p. m. day, 7 p.m. Rodd, pastor, worship service, I ried on. To that l!nd we came to The latchstring Is always out. Florida, Is visiting his parents, school, 10 o'eloelt; preaching serv Ladles Baptist Union third feeding ant ibioti<'s to feeder 10:00 a. m., mcssar,e hv the pas· Ithaca, New York In mid-June JO and RUPERT DUNTON Mr. and Mrs. Clair BidwelL lambs, lcsts at Michigan State .(ce, 11 o'cloc,t; N. Y. P. S. serv Wednesday, 2 p. rr•. In homes. llolt Prei!byterlu.n, Rev. Vernon tor; 11:15 a. m., Sl!nday school • after having some time at both 208 Williams St. Ice,' 6:,15 o'clock, song and pmlsc. college show. There wus · no T. Smith, minister, Church serv under th,.e suncrlntendent, Palll of our homes. Since then Rupert Ithaca, N. Y. Mrs. Nora Whiting Is fpcml!ng change In llle rate of guli1 ·.but Evangelistic mcssa~~e, 7:30. Pray Wllllnmslon Chi·Istlnn Science Ice at 10 n. m. Visitors and new Richards. 3:00 p. m., the Youth ------• a 10-clay vacation with her son er meeting Wednesday evening at Society, 135 S. Putman. Church singspiration of Jackson associa- was found to compare. with the and daughter and other relatives there was a slight improvement people In Holt arl! welcome. I in feed efficiency. , 7:30. services, Sunday, 11:0C. a. m.; tion wl11 be Jwld in our church; wonderful serv!cl! olferecl In In and around Detroit. --'. N t At\ d ·-----. ------Wednesday evening meeting on Olwmos Bn)Jtlst, Rev. John 13:::10 p. m., Baptist Youth Fellow- or ons . en Michigan by the department of Keith Palmerton will prench Wllllnmston Wesh•yun 1\lclhud the first and third Wednesday of Boolm, pasto\'. Morning service, ship; 7:30p.m., evangelistic sl!rV· 1 f 1 conservation. They found fine his first sermon Sunday, August Ingham County News lst, Brlt!l•, Hcv. Delos Tanner. the month. Sunday school In the R I' I 10 a. m.; Sunday school, 11 a. m.; ice; 8:30 p. m .. youth choir re·. nature lours offered In Inrllana ------1 same building at 11:00 a. m. e lgiOUS estlva s pastor. Worship services, 10:00 a. Sunday evening servicl!, 7:30 p. heni'Sal Rml fellowship• period; parks each day with trained Angell were dinner guests at his 1 August 26, 1954 Page 3 m. and 7:30 p. m.; clltll'eit' school, m. Christian Youlh Fellowship, Wednesday, 7::10 p. m.: prayer Dur;ng Travels naturalists, and In several cases, home. .11:00 a. m.; prayer servke llolt Nnznrene, Rev. Wllll~:n G:30 p. m. Wednesday, J3ible and Bible study and monthly a very good swimming pools. A number of families utlemled ______.,;...._ :Wednesday, 8 :00 p. m. Kelley, pastor. Sunday school, 10 study and prayer meeting, 7:45 business meeting. the Farm Bureau picnic at Ray· a.m.; morning worship, 11 a.m.; p.m. Rev. and Mrs. Raymond Nor- ner purlt, Mason, Thursday. WINinmstun CPnteJ' 1\lethndlsl, N. Y. P. S., 6:•1!3 p. m.; evenin1: ton, Dan and Barbara, have re- Grovenburg Cullen Hines of Arizona was Homcc James, paslor. Worship evangcllslic service at 7:30. Northwest SlncldJl'idgc 1\Idh lluuHel United Bmthren, Loulti turned from a 2-week vaca lion, 5ervlce, 9:30 a. m.; church school, Prayer meeting each Wednesday otlist, worship service, 9:00 a. m.; "lr" llo\Vt'J'tl Nortlt a dinner gttest Friday of Mr. and Novotny, pastor. Sunday school, during which they visited several " ~· • Mrs. Guy McCue.· Mr. and Mr~. 10:30 a.m. at Ute church at 7:30 p. m, with Rolland Townsend speaking, _.. _ 10 a. m.; worship service, 11 a. sermon topic, "Uttermost;" places of interest. Clair Swift returned from Clarlt Haynes anrl Mrs. Evelyn Wllllnmshm llu)JIIRl, Harold m.; Christian Endeavor, 7 p. m.; church school, 10:00 a. m. In Chicago they attended the Hayes-Green-Beach hospital In Gilmore called lust weelt. The Me· Wllllumstun NnzJ,rcne, Rev. evangelistic service, 8 p. m. Choir Festival of Faith In Soldier's Char!o'tte last Wednesday and Is Cues attcnrlecl the tledicat!on of • Reese, pastor. Church school 10 Harold Yochim, pastor. Church .a. m. Worship service 11 a. m. practice Is held every Wednesday JUillville llle.lhmliNt; 10:15 a. m., I Field, which was a great pageant convalescing satisfactorily. the new Holt Baptist church Sun· 7:::!0 p. m.; mid-week service, at 7:30 p. m., with prayer meet and 7:30 p. m. Junior ami senior Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. worship scrvtce, Rolland Town- put on for the World Council o[ Mrs. Emma Thompson Is at rlay afternoon. 11roups 6:30 p. m. Thursday. Ing at 8 p. m. send spealtlng. Sermon topic, Churches, attended hy 125,000 home after a weelt In the Char- Friday of last wcelt Mt•. and "Uttermost." Church school. ,people. They visited Garrett Bib- lotte hospital, and is felllng well. Mrs. James Hart visited Mr. and , •• I Wllllnmston Wesleyan 1\Iethod 11:15, a. m. Ileal Institute, McGraw Memorial Mrs. Leone North entered Slim· Mrs. Clair Rinltle near Dimondale · . :Inter-City Billl3 Cihurcb lst, Rowley, Rev. Curl Coffey, hall, and t)J(! headquarters of the son hospital In Eaton Rapids and Monday evening Mr. and 2821 E. lUichlgnn, Lnn11111" pastor. Church school, 10:00 a. 1\lnson !Uclhodist, Rev. Ray- Woman's Christian Temperance sunday evening and had surgery Mrs. Kenneth Preadmore anrl Servlws nt 1J 11, m. 11ml 7:~ m.; worship service, 11:30 a. m.; monel Norton, minister; 10:00 n. Union in F.vanston, and the Mu- for removal of gall-stones and daughter, Kathy, of Lansing young people's meeting, 7:30 p. ALL WELCOIUE m., morning worship, union serv- seum of Science and Industry gall bladder Monday morning. spent the evening with the Harts. m. ice with the Presbyterian church and Chicago Temple in Chicago. Mrs. Ralph Hart, Genevieve and Roy Pntterson, Pastor in the Melhodr'st saJJctttary, Rev. 'I Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Angell and Mary I yn v Is i tee I at t h e I1ome o f Paul Arnolcl prnanJ ·n",· Specl'al A s b ury coilege, WI more, Ken- Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hoskins M E f Wllllnmston St•.•. IintliCl·lne's " ' 11 , her aunt, rs. • rncst Farmer o Eplscopnl. Norman Kinzie,- vicar. music by the Methodist choir. No tucl;y was one of the stops, as and daughters took a tour Detroit, over Sunday. Methodist Youtl Fello•vslliJl well as Taylor University, Up· through Greenfield Village .]ast d I 1 110\V CIIIUS'l'IAN SCIENCE Services and church school, 11:00 1 ' 1 1 I Mr. an Mrs. I· enry B nltley . JIEALS .WIIIIumston St: lllnry's Ciltlt· a. m.; first and fifttt Sundnys, meeting until September 5. The anc' ndiuna, which Is tlte school Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith and olle, Rev. Fr. Hugh Conldln, pas fourth Sundays, Holt Eucharist. weeltly chapel prayer groUJJ \VIII from which both Rev. and Mrs. Mrs. Maude Hugger of Lansing farnlly and Mr. and Mrs. Arlen "The Healing Powe~ That Is tor. Confl!ssions and devotions Third Sunday, morning prayer meet Wednesday evening at 7:00. Norton graduated. Is visiting for a while at the home Bell attended the sura to reunion Saturday 7:30 p. m. Sunday and litany. --- They att!!ncled services ir, the of her son; Dan. at the home of Mr. nne! Mrs. Mil· Always at Hand" masses at 7:30 and 10:30 a. m. First Clnm:h of Clll"lst, Sclen- Paw Paw Methodist church, the Mr. and Mrs. Herman Horst- burn Surato Sunday afternoon. l~owlervllle: Confessions and de· St. James Cnthollc 1\ll~slon, 'Rt. tist, Mason, holds services n l the I Chicago Temple, and the Scott- myer were Sunday evening sup· Joan Van Horn is steadily· lm· Get your copy of this exciting·· votlons on Friday 7:00 p.m. Sun clll'rch, corner of Oak and Barnes ville Metho1list church, where per guests at the home of their proving although still in Wooster. Station CIU.W day mass at 9:00 a. m. Rev. Msgr. Charles Keating, pas tor. Mass will be said at the chap streets every ~unday 1tt. 11:00. Rev. Wirth Tennant is the pastor. claughtc!r, Mrs. Clarence Leonard. Ohio, In a hospital. Her parents decorating book., 1 ~ ' : 8ZO on your dlnl el at the corner of South Jeffer· Sun\lay school I~ held durrng the I Rev. Tenmnt is a brother of Mrs. Mr~. Darwin Doerr and Miss nrc there this week. Her sister 24 pages packed with thrilling new· Wllllnm~ton 1\letbodlst, Rev. services for puptls up to the age Norton. Mary Ma,rlts of Holt were also returned home after being with Horace James, pastor. Church son and Cherry streets at 8:30 Sprod Satin ca!or schomos bulli.' .' August 20, 195<1 Sunday morning • of 20. Wednesday evening- meet- 1 present her last week She suffered loss around papular floor covering color! ·. ' .school, 10 u. m.; worship service, ing at 8:00 inclltdcs testimonies To finish the tour, they visited · · 0:45 n. m, 11 a. rn.; Youth Fellowship, .f.un· of Christian· Science healing. A Lake Louise . Methodist camp in Mrs: Clarence Leonard plans to of memory, but that has cleared -gorgeous room suggostions dena. In striking color cambinationl ·., · lni' l!l'OUP. 5 m.: senior Wllllnmston :GosJiel llnll, 4021 public reading room is oiJen at northern Michigan, arid left Bar· accompany h~r parents and Mr. up. th~l Burkley road. Brealdng of Bread, lhl! church every Wednesday nml burn there for the Albion-Lansing and Mrs. Lynt~ Reynolds and Nancy Bal"l'ett is planning to will bring unboliovablo beciuty' 'to '· 10 a.-m.; Sunday school and Bible Saturday from 2 to . Christ District higJ1 school camp, flrsl Steven of Lansmg to N.ewport. attend Methodist youth camp at your own homo. Como In far yci~r class, 11:30; Gospel and ministry, Jesus' mission to reveal4 divine section, which' Is In session this Kentucky Saturday of thts weelt Lulte Louise next weelt, leaving copy and ••• tho I oo Sprod Satin · , Sunday 8:00 tJ. m.; ministry Frl· for a visit with relatives Sunday. The minister, James colors on display. healin" which ovei'comes si·n, wee'·I 0 l1CrsI w I10 are t I1ere from ' · day, 8 p. m. "' M · )Moores, wlll be one of the stalf. siclmess ancl sorrow In every agn," ason arc Sharon Neff, Lee Mr. and Mrs. James Hart were Mr. unci Mrs. Lester Christien· will he brought out at Christian Perkins and Judith Hanna. week l!nd guests August 9 and 10 sen and family attended the Tut· Ilolt Bnptlst church, Rev.. C. Science services Sunday, Au,.,ust"' Tile stale pari's• of states at thl! home• of Mr.• and Mrs. Ar· tie-Anson family reunion at Hills· SHAFER fames Pasma, pastor. Sunday 4 1 2fl, in thn~ lesson-sei'mon nr~ 1ti'tlccl were exp Iored as to their merll ·t 1ur Getsenhafer In Lansing. dale Sunday. Two nieces, Jaunlta Decorating Supply · morning worship, :.o d. m.; Sun· "Christ Jesus." f 'I They spent a few days of last :lay school, U.a. m.; Young Peo 1 425 Jerrm·Ron Phon(!. 2-s46t and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Barnes are visiting them this weel>: . ple's Christian F.ellowshlp, 6:30 - weelt with Mrs. Ezetta Johnson and Mary Wells of North Adams, p. m.: Sunday evening service, ~~~~~=~~~~~~~~o~r~t~r~a~t~ci~'~lv~i~n~g~, ~ain~d~~n~o!ti~Jifng at Houghton Lal>e and at the Co- 6:30 p. m. Wednesday, Bible burn cabin near Oscoda. study and prayer meeting, 7:45 Mr. and Mrs. Claude Morey of p.m. Blanchard and his son from Lan· sing were dinner guests Tuesday Community 1\Ieth'illllst chnrclu~s of last week at the home of Mr. of Dansville and Vantown, Hcv and Mrs. Fred Strobel. Charles R. Gross, pastor. 10:00 Mrs. Lily Jarvis arrived· home a. m., church school, Dansville, ' ROBERTS. Monday morning. She and the ,. . G. E. Manning, superintendent; 11:15 a. m., worship service, friends who accompanied her on A Fine Record Dansville, with a message en· thl! trip to the New England titled "The Christian Seasons." states visited points of interest Jn Experience is vel'Y import INT" 10:00 a. m., worship sc.rvlcc at 14 states. ant. to any organization which Vantown, same topic;' and il:oc Mrs. Emma Thompson has had offers a service, and it is es a. m., church school, Robert Now in Christ Jesus you who once were far off have been a number• of callers: Mrs. Luelle pecially important to a fu· Oestei'Ie, supl!i'intcndent. M. Y Tooker, Larry and Ross, Mrs. brought nc:tr.. in the blo~1l of Christ. (Ephesians 2:13. R. 8. ncral firm, not only because F. with Roylyn Voss,' ll'!uder. · Dora Hart and her daughter, Mrs. of. the great number of serv V.) Rend Etlhcsians 2:13-22. ·' Otto Slade and her daughter from · In creating meh, God has made them different' in many District No. 8, Mr. and Mrs. John ices offered, but because fu· ways. Other differences are the result of environment. Still Harvey of Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. neral directors . set·ve people ·' )thers, such as differences in class and education are man Leone North arid family, and her who are . undergoing a very -~ade. Men have m~de 'all these differences a sour~e of pride, nephew,· Cullen Hines from Arl· trying, difficult experience. IN GORGEOUS FULL C~LOR ,'~sentment, separatwn, hatred, and cruel struggle. Man- zona . The Ball-Dunn organization .od's eternal nurpose is "to unite all things" in Christ. Moon went Sunday morning at ever since 1928. · T/,e tAr1111111ftit .rfol'y· of rI I:,' '•' (I '. ; 1 ' . • • t ••• 'I Brirle Chooses· Blue Accents for ·wedcling Dbnna Hill Is I ,. 1 ··~'onnio .T, i-Ielcer chose Joudws • • H • d f Soclal 6v~h~~- a~J Pers~~ab of hlua In her• hrldnl bciuquct nntl QnOI e 8 • • • ' ' hi\H! gowns fot• ltm• nltendants ' : h. ' wh~n she was .united in murriage Lnen S ower Sulurdny eyenlng to .Tnrncs L. 1 Oliver, .Tr, Their vows were · Anniversary Party Given for solernnlzerl hy Rev. Wilson 'ren Donna Hill wns honored at 11 rlnnt at the Brotherhood Temple lhwn shower Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. George Sha.rland Methodist church In u candlelight nt 7:~0, given hy Mrs. Herlwrt £'et•emony at 8:00 p, m, · llnrtlg o! Holt, Miss Hill will he· Mt•. nnrl Mr·s. George Shnrlnnrl Mrs. Sharland wore n navy . The hrlde Is the daughter of eomn lht!' hr!r. p, rn. ' lovely baskets and liouqur.ts of buskct!l of white glnd!ol! and AHor the guests played games, _ .Yellow anrl wltite gladioli dcco· flowers and mnny cards of eon· branch candelabra. Two hundred with prizes going to t lw hrldc· rated the llnen-eoveretl lnble, '!'he gmtulntlons rrom frlcritulle over satin, styled w!!h a and love birds. · gold tapers. Punch, mtts and nml now lives in California. wide stand-up collar, slecveo end· mJnts wer·e also served. '!'he Shur·Iands WCl'C married by lng In poln ls over the wrists and Guests were the hri.Ie-rl.wcre all gowned HollllC!S, Mrs. Ilnrry Kellerman, land nf Slnl'khrlrlgc, Ilene Slwr Mr., and Mrs. Sharlan from 1g45 to 1951. halos of blue organdy to match Archie r1f Dansville, r:rcetcd the MeliJOclisl church.· nity. He graduntcd from Stock· Mrs. Wright: Is the former their dresses. guests as they arrived. A gmnd· The Shurluncls hav.c 14 grand· bridge high school in 1SOO and Gladys Mapes. She Is u graduate Mrs. Eugene Every of Mason, I Gillett Family Has daughter, Mrs. Pl1yllis Shaw, pre· chlltlren and 18 grcat·granctchil· from Michigan Slate college in o.f Chelsea high school. The cousin of the bride, was matron 1 CoUJIIe Recclvt!s Guests I from J~astem high sehonl in l!HS sided at the guest register. clren. 1904. Wrights have 2 children, J. R. of honor. Mrs. Lyle Philo and A reception was held in the and attended Acme Business col· Reunion at Mason The Wrights returned to Michl- Wright of Boothbay Harbor, Barbara Howard of Holt were church Wpahrilors following lllc cere- lege for a year. He is employer! The Glllc!tl nnnual family rc· gan In 1942 after an absence of Mninc and Mrs. Mary Gundry of bridesmaids. Mary Allee Hamlin mony. · tc and pin!< glad!o]l with his father in the New Era .union wa~ held. at Raynet' pari<, Frank Guen!cro spent 2 weelts 38 1 ancl Leafle Farrar1c] of .Alliance, served as decorations. The linen- Potato Chip comllnll''. Cadys Honored 0 f I. 1 1 11 1 N · 1 years, during wh ch lime Mr. Rochester New Yorl< and 4 " Mason, Sunrlay., August 22, with ac tve I. uty w t tw a!Jona Wright was a member of the '' ' Ohio also wore blue dresses for covered table was centered with Rt•lleur~uiDinnm· Gl\'i•n ·10 members attending. A hall Guard at Camp Grayllng, Mrs. grandchildren. thetr' dttties as flo\Vet· rr!rls. ., a 4-llcred_ w. cdding cal'e, toppccl Tl 1 · • 1 · · 1 b ' 1c me1 egroom s parcn s were game and vistl!ng were the dl· B 0 HOuse Guenicro anrl family, Mrs. W. A. . A'rtllur Farrand of A!Ji,"nce, with a mrmature bride and br!rle· 1 1 1 1 1 I' I · f 1 r Y Pen I Bergin and Mrs. Leo Kelly ~pen! MARRIAGE PLANS TOLD Ollr'o, stcp·brotller of tile b"ride- groom ,ancl clt•c!ccl willl gl,'lCI!'olr' lOSls () lle rc tca!'sa (Inner or vet'S!OllS 0 'I lC a lernoon. o· Sh the wedding party Friclay evening The next ·reunion will he at· One hundred and fifty Irir.n quet of mixer! flowers. Three- .Jewett. Mrs. William Thorburn and Mrs. ter's wedding. A corsage of p!nl' Vanta ~treet, .Lans111g o~ Au- 1 tiered cake decorated with while Mrs. Pearl Hardcnhurg has rc· Harry Smith. Rebecca Ann Holmes, Septeoo- roses completed her ensemble. gust: 30. For the wedding Lt·rp the ribbon and hells, and punch were l urnad to her ~partment in Ma· Caroline will become the bride her 12 bride·clect of· Howard The bridegroom's mother wore a I ne\~ Mrs. Oliver wore a .light· served by lhc daughtcrs·in·law so.n after spenchng several weeks of George Bauer of Adrian sat- Helmlter, was guest of honor re- rose beige lace dress with dark we1ght aqua suit with whrte nc aml Mrs. Clayton Kent. wrth her sister, Mrs. 0. V. Best, urday, August 28," at the Mason ccntly at a miscellaneous shower brown accessories and had a cot·· ccssorles. Her corsage was of Mrs. Cady wore n lavender in Jackson. Presbyterian church. · given by Mrs. Raymond Bedell sage of yellow roses. pink and white ~·oscs. dress for the reception and had Mrs. Iva Peterson returned • • • and Mrs. Bernard Holmes at the Guests were present from Sea-/ Mrs. Oliver Is employed by the an orchid corsage. Several bou· Saturday from n weel{'s visit with Mrs. Avis Carey of Midland Holmes residence, 115 North' Jcf· ·rorth and Toronto, Canada; Fort I engineering division o! Michigan qucts of flowers were sent to the her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. spent last weelt with Miss Flor- fcrson street, Mason: . . Worth, Florida; Saginaw, Flint, Bell Telephone company. She is couple. ami Mrs. Fred Peterson, and fum· encc Fletcher. Friday, Mrs. Abe Cake, ice cream, nuts, tea and Pontiac, Battle Creek, Eaton Rap·[ a 1953 graduate of Holt high A RAMPAGE Guests were present fmm ily, at Lake City. Cohn, Mrs. Fern Slagh, Mrs. Avis coffee was served for refresh· ids and Detroit. . , school. The bridegroom graduated'! Brant ford, Ontario, Canada; M Miss L NellieAll Brown · 1 1Mcalled M on Carey and Miss Fletcher called ments W1'tl1 a p1'nk d·ec' orated calM,. .,,f Bradenton, Florida: Los Angeles, Crawfordrs. eona of Coldwater,crrc1 nne Sunday.rs.. ay mineon Mr. ami and family Mrs. ofHerbert Hudsonville. De- and· pink candles as·· th.e cen•er-' Party HonOrS CHASE FAMILY MEETS California; Stale College, Penn· J B L 1 p!ece. . . Mr. and Mrs. Fran]{ Fleming sylvania·, Wadsworth, Ohio; and an~t rown of ans ng is Mrs. Howard C. French spent Guests were the bride-elect and and· family were hOsts of the . spcnchng several days with her s · · h I · '.Grand Raprds, Ann Arhor, Sw~rtz grandmother, Mrs. Olive Brown.' unday With Mr. a_nd Mrs. Ttpton er mot Jer, Mrs·. Esther Holmes H N Ham,· Iton Chase fnmily reunion Sunday. :Cree~, Lans!n~, Eaton Raprcls, Mt·. and Mrs. William Burgess CBrocllemi' an and famrly of Battle of Mason; Mrs. Myrtle Helmkcr, , , Saturday and Sundny guests o[ 8 ., Char lotte, Jn~1 .l,s~,, n ,a,, nd Mason. Iand famlly . of Brown City and '· ·mother of the future bridegroom; the Flemings .were Mr. and Mrs. You never can tell when Nature wiR run amol _. " Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moore and Mrii. H. C. Graham called on· .Mrs. Arthur Massuch, Mrs. Martha Mary Hamllton enter- Edwin Swan and family of Ish· ; Alonzo Gomez and Lucia Pala- family of Whitmore lake were Mr. and M1·s. Bruce Gamble of ,Charles Cliffe, Mrs. Raymond talned Tuesday evening at a sur- pcmltig, 'Mr. and. Mrs. Arthur causa h~avy damage to your propertY,· llut you caa • mo of Lansing were married by Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lansing Sunday. Holn:es and Esther Helmlcer of .prise party honoring her father, IMiller of Standish, Mr. and Mrs. · Insure. against ton at ani all costl :.Justice Roy W. Adams at his of· Jesse Bttrgess. Dr. and Mrs. Merlin .r. Green ~ansrr;r, Mrs. Elmer Greenlee, Hugh Hamilton, on his 75ih Harold Chase of Marshall am! ~flee Saturday afternoon. They Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bushnells,a~ld falml!ly spent Sttnda~ at I Gt;:~nlc~b:~~l ~·~~i.eo~~:ci Bf~~~ bl~thday anniversary. Preceding ~~~c~!ld Mrs. Fran!' Chase of H. Chappell Agency .. were attended by Mr. aml Mrs. attended the dedicntion service of rver a w near Grand Ruprds. of Mason. · the ·party, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd · 4347 W. Dplhl ~Luis Mngana of Lansing. the new Holt Baptist church Sun· Mr. and Mrs. Me.tvln Wade A surprise shower was held re· Taylor had a· picnic dinner with '' • '' · •· Mr. and Mrs. Rolaml Marque-, day afternoon. were weel< end guests of Mr. ~nd ,cently for Rebecca Ann by girls · . Q H · W II ~dent ami family unci Mr. and Mrs. Dorothy Benham of Niles spent Mrs. Kenneth Felton and famtly, 'of the Old~moblle Division. After the IIamlJ~ons. pen OUSe j • Gall Marqueclen! of Leslie were I the wee!< end with her parents, Christine returned to Beulah with the noon lunch Rebecca received · ·After the picnic, 30 guests ar· H S : Sundny dinner guests of Mr. anti Mr. and Mrs. William Benham, her grandparents to s~end this "her many gifts. ~·ived to congratulate Mr. Hamil· 0n0r impSOnS .. Mrs. Carl Barto and family. and Betty and Shirley. weelc. • • " ton on his birthday anniversary. . ,. . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lantz and rrhe hostess. served refreshments Rev. and Mrs. Marshall Simp At WARE'S ·:' At WARE'S famlly of Adrian and Mr. ami of decorated cake and sherbet. son and children of Peru, Indiana, Mrs. Dale Fee and Vlclde were • .. * • * wi11 be honored at an open house ... Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and ALDERSON FAMILY MEETS Sunday afternoon at the home of ::, Mrs. Fredric!< J. Fill!ngham. Members of the Alderson fam· Mr. and Mrs. A. Lee Sanborn, · Mary and David Fin it are lly gathered Sunday at Rayner 363 North Okemos street. Mrs. spending this .week with Mr. and parte In Mason for a picnic din· Maurice Rlcltly and Mrs. Bernard Mrs. Lawrence Flnl< while their ner. Present for the occasion Plaltke will be co-hostesses. mother, Mrs. William Fink, is were Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Leit· Rev. Simpson was pastor of the visiting in Illln~is. singer and Mrs. Margaret Alder, Mason_ Presbyterian church for Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ware son of· Shullsburg, Wisconsin, several years. He left Mason 4 and family left Tuesday to spend Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lohrey of yeE~rs. ago to· accept the church· a week at Higgins lalte. Janesville, Wisconsin, Mr. and at Peru: Mrs. Leon Gabbert and family of * ~I * Mr. and Mrs. Langley Rayner Pontiac, Mr. and Mrs. Fred visited their aunt, Martha Wau· Tiiomas· of Holt and Mr. and Mrs. vic, Thursday. George Burgess · ~nd 'Dale, ,Mr. 4-llClubs Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Balderson and Mrs. V. G. · Burgess and Tuinllnsoit attended the 50th wed>ling armi· Gloria, Mr. and Mrs. ' William The· Tomlinson 4-H club food versary party of Mr. and Mrs. · and· family, Mr. and Mrs. preparation girls served a lunch Charles Reynolds of Florida at Burgess and family, Mr: eon for their mothers Tuesday at the home of their son-fn·law and Mrs. Clarence Burgess and the home of their leader, Mrs. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Carl family, Edna Doolittle, Mrs. Fred Ellsworth Brown. Mrs. Annette Peirson of DeWitt, Sunday. The rgess, Sr., and Peggy Raney. Buldersons '. also attended the • • * Schaeffer and Miss Maxine Harris 50th wedding anniversary cele· of the county e'xterision office bratlon of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur were honorc< '"!'""· nnrl ehilrh·e!n, Mrs. Hichnnl .JI'I\'· sun, 'i n eptem er confc!l'ences. The r;ollfcrenceH wl11 town hall from 4 to ll p, m. 'rhe Shingle lalw, 011u hid rnr 11,"' l•nluli~>« ,,r elw lu•loi•; olt, Mr. nnd Mrs .•Jnmr!s Glnlta, Mrs. Lnr•y (}rlrrin Pnlertni!Jelll 0 S b 7 he llf!ld this year nt Gr·nnd Wr)()ds 'Urt'alr was arranged hy their two , uf i.lw Muplu r,mvoo Hull """ ,. .,,.,.lvood Mr '11111 l\lrH MPIVill Swanson 1 1 if M •' · M1· nne] Mrs Marvin Janson Iund lnld "" lhu 110hlu. ' ' ·' · ·' · liP!' ~-:real IH'(JIC\1' HIH W c, I', l!ult schools will opr!n 'I'Ltesrlay, 1cninp.' Classes will begin, on n I \laughters, .Janet and Lenora. spent ·their vnc~tion in Niles.' M•·· r:'"'' l!nhh ~~""" '"'""'"'J. "'"' ,,., .. 11111 t Mrs. DollH'(''H' motiwr, Mrs. Ianrl Mrs.. James Poll!!!' nnrl ll\cil~ 7. 10,. . i Schools .to Open .. I .•M ·r,o i· W·J It r''"'"''"l "'""' ,.,,. 11IJ of Charlotle Mr·s. Lucy Grit'fln will be thcr l . . I . . ltlllll, thnl rhln 111111 lw liJliii'II\'Ull, HUhJtlf!l I . I 1' ' H<'>i.~loJJS on 'l'w•;;rlny fmm 12:30· l]ren should luke them to their ~an~lng, Ch.ulotte and Holt. On September 7 and Eric of Luns ng spent Sun· 1, lhn "~'"""vul .. r 1h,. cm 1111 y ll""lth spent a few tlays last wee' Will 1 Jwstpss at the next meeting of, :1::10 P .Ill. lli.lses will mnlw llwir· tl f r r~n•ls·tr" ·: A' 3-llered crrlw, decorated In day nl the Muryin ;Janson honw.JIJupurlmuut und rur .. nud Ln the liulhl llet' son·lll·law and rlnughler, Mr. I tim Wuh\1 SduHII eltih, II. will res pee• ve sc 11no 1s o ~., ,. · l'l'!(lllill' I rip:; similnJ' to last · · ' . "' pink unci silver, and punch were _The Holl. puhlir. schools wil1 , Mr. unci' Mrs. ,John EumeR, .Jt•., I~~~.;~:::~ ,~::~:~~~~~·:;;::;;'vl~;·;;n "';:;::;K·w~::···::;';~; nnd Mrs. Vietor 1!111 ami Hrmt]lc I nwct Tlitll'Srlay, ::ioptcmbJJI' 2/ Y<'nr·'s iidwrlille, Pupils in hlgli lion rmrl payment of fees 0 1'1 Fri· served, The muln table was open September 7, sLate~ R. B. uml Fern Thoni.nH returned home! '"'""'"'''" t.o th" 11 .. ,,.11 r.. ,. tltnh· ,nJir>rnvnl nnd Patsy, .'· · 2:1l1J p. m. nt tlw Aurelius town·, :;ehool will n•gistPJ' and atte>nrJ 1111 day, Septcmtuw 10. It;, Lynn Doollt t Jr., clemcntnry the couple ~;liver dollars to com· ldndcrgnrlen, The full cluss n I I Ill II 1 I "1. ml'"l"" f•11· ,.,.,,,"1'"'· Cn•·•l>·d: Orr nt Lnlwvlew. union at Pritte1· purl\ sundr1y. J N••w high sdJnol slwirnls at school prindpal, will be ,ill· his li1ernm·ute tlw event. IJouquets schedules will hl'gin September !I p 1 : n t cy. n.nc .s sl.or nnri' . Ar. 1111. llmu H"'""'v'""'' Jony, "huh-· · · I · · 10. Ml', and Mrs. Alvie Cnmtllieil\''"""· l<·ft. '" ,.~.~,,,, """th•·•· "'''"'I"" '""I , , . . . , !loll i1ave• IH•r•JJ IISI\I'rl ''' regislr!l' offkc at the Midway sdwol on f.\lld husltet.~ of flowers from None are heing held Septem· j)l', 'i'l"rHllll WIIH liJII!IIillll'd In 111'1. Ill'! dullt•• CUJ1£?d ul the John Enmes, SJ•,, 1111111 rrfl' thn hnlnfll~[t uf liP! I!Vl'llill).{, al Ill<' priLll'ipal's 11fflr•p the WI'C]I Spuill' avenue August 30 thmugh Jrlenlis helped . to decorate the her ll anrl !l ht!eause of tcachcr·s home Sunday. Mutlon hy Dr. l'llw•·· u1111Portt•d l•Y, of August :l:J.:~7. l•'orml'l' ~lurle•JJis Sr.Jlll•miH'I' :1 rlurlng the lwun; hull, conferences 11l Grund Woods , /Jl', 'l'rouut, tlwt lh•• df'l'k he lntlli'III:Lf•rl wh11 IJavr• not rPgislerNI, or who S:llO lo ll :30 11, m. anrl 12::10 to r:arnp. Buses will make trips o'ver ·Mr .. anti Mrs. Rolland Snid~l' (o wl'ill' \o r:uy M •. r:,,:, "'"'"'"'"" lim! ' • 1 • 'j 1 · 1 l I hi'OliJ.dt lt'I'ILI n:lpt•c•LH, th•1 lhmnl will lw wl:;h 1o r:h;cnw• 1hl'h' sd]('dules, 3:30 p. m; for till! purpose of reg· The Potters were mnr'l'led Au·lr·e~:utnr routes the opening duy nn~I L. OlllSe. lC lllllC( 10111C UH llllllhlt• l.n ·,.ny HI\YthluJt to Murldwm :;IHnilr!Hiso H<'<' llonald Sagl! high isterlng new eiC!mentnry Hludenls f::USl 2<1 in Leslie. of sdwol. ' WCC]( after SllCIHJillg II feW Comwl<'I'Y fur nHdn\o•nnn<·IO, Cot'l'lo·d, 1 weei•s ·in De11ver· vlsit·ing Mr. -nml · Mnllun hr <:n"l"" Hhurt, 1""i'l""·l.oollll'llll>'", I(IVI'Il September 2 1at the home of Mrs tu ~.~ ... Wolvo:rluo• ''"'"''"""" Lo., I.>'!Hh Septemltl'l' I, 2 and a fmm H::JO. for elementary teachers. · scel• schetlule changes or who f ' ' lth1 h IIJ.WHlo Lnl'l'ltod, Dedicated Sunday Hl'e not' re'gistered should also sec ;James Blmey, with Mrs. Rolland M•itiun loY CIIHHiu:; ~hafl. lhlli. llu• HH· Snider and MrH. li'r·ancls Burgess JU!I'VI!HII' luo 11\llhol'h~t·d t.n IIPPIY. rnr· II .. tlw principal during that weelt. llr·l'nlln rnr• tho f!/11". Mutlou !iiiJIIHIIIt•d by ------· · Holt's new $35,000 Baptist. us co-hostesses. llni'I'Y ChnPillllll 111\d c•nniPrl. Ingham County News August 26, 1954 Page 5 September 10 the kil1dergarteu . IJrnl Jlurritl WllH Jlt'CHt.'flt With tlf'VI'I'!ll churc:h nl Auhurn nvenue anrl . Russell Cook of Marshall Is I ''"1("""1." r.. ,. cluo Mu 1.J, r;n•v•· l'lno IJo·. West Holt road, was clerlicnted children will he registered and spenrling _the wcei1 with Mr. ami '""'l.nwnt. M•.•linn hy Cn«iu" Hhnfl Llwi Mrs Albert Cook IJttt·h tiJ'fWlrln rr·r~rn th•· MHnlt! firnvt! IJH- Sunday in n special service and fees tlnirl nt their schools. The • • ]IUI'LI1ll'lll, idiPIHIJng• l.ht• fit'!' I~UJII~).(I' Ill school booltslore in th~ high thl' fii'IH'I'IIl Motnt'H l··~~r~l' Plnnt In Lnn~ open house in llle afternoon. Rev. Mrs;. Jacques Engerrnncl 1 Mrs. school will be open September 1 :;in~. 1111 1dluwcd u ~:.!,1111 t•nli'IIIICI! [mJ Dairy Cattle C. ;James Pasmn has· pnstorctl Bill Eclthart and son and Mrs. nnd 1~.1111 euwnnl "'""'"· Mntlon HIIII- the church since ll started 2 to 3 from 8:30 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. Jnmes Wlll mill's southwt•sl of Ch:u·lolfe. on iU·78 to li Point en lory address. 1'. am rs .. a~ Thursday, September 2, for rlin· thut 1\'U cou.'\ment. Clll'l'icd. A3/c Norman Hodgman re- served at noon, Eunice Fcllon will Mn!.ion h.v llur<'Y Ch""'"""· '"'''""'''''! HOUSEKEEPING SEALS 'IlC mllllin~: bride-elect of Donald Lubbers, r. nne1 rs. V1 n auns 1em Mi<:hi"'"' Hull 'l'uJ,phnnn c.. .. sizes and widths •• , g·urul units wee!<, where they have· been nnd family entertained Masnhiro 1 .~,.,.,.,,,t Tli-21 1~1. & was guest: of honor nt: a lawn II th J • ~" " Jlnlsl1•in Hull, Jllll'l'lll'l!d, 18 ·10 :M illc Cans spenc ng e summcr. em~ s IIu T'hcl11'· · mowlnH lnwn .... H.oo 61 Act•es of Stnnrllng Corn Clyde Stoner, Mrs. Edward Barr Beckwith family were Mr. and c1 1 1 ldren en 11 e on rs. Berton 11 u 11111 ,. 11 ,y H,.,,, & co,, dock<•t "ncl Mrs. Robnrt Silky, A botiQtlnt Mrs. Qulnten Seeley and son 1 Johnson and Neva Saturday nit· '""''~~ fQ<' .r. .r..Hich"''"' ...... 7.41 u - !,;; I,.; M I f M d' OJ l I ernoon . lii~j..(':ll'-l·ox, t:lwc!on~ nntl elt•:tn• 0 1 0 $3.95-$7.95 of summer !lowers surrounded by ur { · e rna, • l · "'" rut·nncc ...... ll.O!l . . . ' . I Mrs. George Frost and Mrs. Anthony llo•u<:hnnu, (,ul·hnH .. the gJfts, themed the decor. The Del Pal~ers are spending !Inez Weaver and Diane and ,Jenn •_·nllecti~n ...... :.. :··:·····:······ .. . the week end rn ·Joliet Illinois .. · · · ' · · .. '""""'" County N"""· ~""'""' · · · d M R·. b 't R b! . ' Johnson attended the Farm Bur- ], ... ,.;,., '""'"''li"""'""t ...... 2.~r. Lloyd Cords, Owner 1 0 t 11 11 "' 1 111 Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Quenbv w th Mr. an rs. er. u ns. 'eau Women's Committee picnic lloll " i':>)Uil•· Cu., milt> ...... •' ' ~ ·] '· 1 · 1 • • 1 J f 11 I· I M I ·T ,J,hn B. Fnr, Halnry ...... 2H!l.t:l ' -~, GJ,J·,NN AUCIIlm, Auelloneer spent ast wee t at Due< Jalte, The !\.en net 1 ones am y are at Rayner par<, ason, ast. ues: Edirh A. Adcocl<. '"I"''Y ...... 21 o.7o Schmidt's: Dept. Store H. ,J, JIIU,, Cashict· JUIL'l'. ,JORDAN, Cle1•l• They were accompanied by Mrs. spending this week at Otsego dny. Diane and Jenn attended the rtnwllrd C"""!'"ll, l""t""" ...... :J.IHI {) · · · Mct!tln~ llllJoln·nud. G, H. Fosler of Dansville. lal1e. . · . 1 fair ln the aftemoon. . EDITH A. ADCocrc Cln•·k We Give Gold ~tamtJS. OtJen Fridays 1'ill 9
--~-' 'Here's-Your Chance to Cram a Wardrobe Full' of Back-to-School Values into a Tiny Budget. We're Stocked with Bargains f~r E~ery,,~ge·: See .Schmidt's for Values Guaranteed louses FOR BOYS FOR· ·YOUNG MEN FOR-GIRLS Sizes 32-34-36-38 $1 Fruit-of-the-I.oom Blouses ...... :...... $1.98 r,oomcraft Katli, Greenaway His Nibs Shirts SCHOOL .TROUSERS SCHOOL DRESSES .·Guaranteed Anklets $1.98-$2.98. Gua••antecll Quqlity $5.95~$6~95-$7.95~·$8.9.5 4 pair $1 Rmlford Cords · · ' Gabardines $1.98 to $5.95 Jacl\ie Stacl\ie • Hip-HuggcJ• Uuyon and Daci'Oil' · Rayon and Nyl01i Beautiful Styles Rayon Reg. 39e Boys' Trousers . Sizes 28 and up Chilllren's ·Rayon - . - . . PANTIES 3 pr~ $1 Completely Washable . $3.98 ·SPORT SHIRTS· PANTIES~ 49c SALE! SALE! · . , SALE! Blue, Maize, Pink, White Boys' _Boys' Sizes 2·14. Famous Brand Hose $1.. 98 ·and $3· ..98 · Slight Irregulars Ank.lets Solid C.olors' ,... Chcei\S'- Plaids Reg,', 39c Flannel Shirts Wnsitablo Gabarllinos- SanforizCil New Blouses and' Skirts. . Dan Rive•• 79c . l pairs $1.50 Reg. $1.98 Sizes __;_· M, J_,, XL 1\nitown Wool or Nylon s; · 51-15 ami 1\ant-Runs 8!4 to Size 11 4 pr. $1 SWEATERS $2.98 and: $3.98 ··:···" New Fall Lampl E. Z. Boys' Now $1.59 ARGY~E All I··,,, 1 ...... ·. "' ~' '}' .A.~D. .SOLIDS Pastels anil' Darl{s : '· ', ••\ .'· :·:~ '; •• ·:· Shorts and Shirts S[lecial Price Sweaters $2.98-$5.95 Short Sl~eve .,.·,,, 49c altd p9c I •','• !.·.· For Girls and Boys Wool, Nylop IUld Orion ·Newest ,Colors sox .... KNIT T-SHIRTS -.. Be Sure to See BOYS' .OVERALLS ' the Beautiful . Oil SSe pr. Waist Band Sanforized ·,,• '" ·:·.. ' . 1.':.·.4,·.,-' ' :i:·.··,,~ ' :)),1/j'l",~l·. :-'·SKIRTS ' swing Pocket . Full·Cut NOW I is tile time to J_ay•away snowsuits, ~~~·'·'"~ · Zip(ler ;Fly $1.98 / ·SPECIAL· SAlE:: l pr.' $1. .sets and Our stocl' is cmnpletel · · $2~98-$3.98-$5.95 ·,. .Open·· Give ·.'···fi··:·:. ...· Frida,ys. " ' '1_._·c~·· .. · t'.,... s· .. ,· : ·;··_m:_; ...... ' ' ',' '' :'.: .. ,- ' . . '·•.. ,· ·-.·.·tnl.·•.,\ . ~ ,qolt;t_ . .,• j ; l l ·.·; (.' ' ' - . ·. . . ' ; ,\ \ ~· . : ... . ·' ,. 01 .:. ','•""} : ..·. ~·. ·.. ', .. . - ...... :)rti·;"·/: &" . ' ... '. ' ' _.' ., ·-:9):· .;· ..~:sta·mps ·. Dept. · $to_r.• I.
~IUtn Aure' l'•us and gte Evel!n, Mr. and Mrs. Orble Mr~, f!ugh Morehouse nncl Hll!'· q!nlty h.,lne~ serve me~lf! at the qon Qencral )lospltnl Monday !lnrl. daughtert~ of Detroit were :.. r.>olhee, Mr. and Mrs, Plcl~ Jew. Fitchburg r)lrl rmrJ Frnnlt Morehouse. In the Millville Hr clllb, building 1Wthe fair laat momlng, Sunrlny guests o! their mothe1·, aftcruoon I hey .went to Patte~ Eunice IJnlter Mra, Or[liHl Sammons, lV!rs, .. Nor.th Onondaga ell, Mrs. C£LI'I'Ie Lflfll! o! Cl]IU'Iottri !\Irs. I,yJo O,row ~rldny, . Mr: nnrl Mr11. nobert Bush nnd unrl Mr, nnrJ Mr•H, Laurence Dol· pnrlt, Lansing. Mo~tii'C nnrl daughters remnlnerl 1 Mr .. und Mrs. W. G: Kirby and Mr, and Mr~. Jop Miller 61'1! Mrs, Jessie Bush spent Sundny In I' here frll' 11 few dnys visit,· ··. tKril, 11; If, Fhlhl lme nnd fHnJ!Iy, There were· hlrth· Mrs. rtayrnonrl Patch of Homer Mrs. Ltii!,Y Grow upent a couple Mt·, 'unrl Mrs, II. C, Vahmtlne spending their vacation 11ear ·Au 1lnttlc Cree!t. Mrl!. Tlttsh rrmJUlncrl t; ''M'r. anrl Mrs,. Chnrlcs Cllclmcr, dny unlws uurl glfls lor tho honor H(IUrtt Just 'J'Intrarlny with hot• of days' the lh•st of lllll wcolt with cnllorl rm Mt•, nnd Mra. ,T11mea Grea this Wl!elt, ut hcl' homo them for a ~hurt Gntm; Arlnma of mnton Hnplds her hmthur, T•'ranlt Morehouse, ·wells Cllclmer of LunsJng, nntl gtwsts. motlwr, Mrs, Nullln McCreery, In Kirby Sunduy uftcrnoon, l\·£r, nnd Mrs, Dicit Wilcox rn·c sttly, nnrl Hohurl Baldwin spent n few tdrs. ,'Maud Murquurrlt of Holt the uflernrmn they went to .Juclt· A mcmlwrnhlp tt•nlitlng dns~ Mr. ami Mrs. MyreJ Itlcllnrdson staying. at the Haymond Wilcox A' son wns horn to Mr. anrl rlnys Just wuult on n fishing trip .,_ere Saturcluy evening eallers at Qlds Road son. wus slnl'lctl Monrln,v niJ,:ht by and children vlsltcrl M.r. anrl )Yirs. homo whllo .the. !titter ore vncr1· Mrs. Dcnn Hoctor nt the Sllmson nt. Gwinn, In tho Uppm• Pcnln· tlie D. H. Field home. Mrs. Erlwnrrl H)lfltt o! Leslie Hev, · ,J. Hohm·t Monrlny night nl Orville Cosgrny. Sunday evening, tlonlng, hnspltnl In Ertton HaplciH, Jnst sura. ' . "' · , · 1\lt·H, Wllltll' 01111 I I t I' II Ill M I ~:00 [1, m. at the l•'itchburg Melli· uml Mrs. · Claurl Parish spr!l) · as 'I' r ny w 1 n; ..• ucy · Mr. ami Mr~. A. g, Andrews wee it, •t·Mr. mllst church. Mr. and Mrs. nay Dwl..:ht and , · nt the Jnst wcr!lt with their 'l'lm women of the Clarlt Com· GI'OW anrl Mt•, nnd Mrs. Lyle were rllnner guests df Mr. nnd Corporal Harvey Hnrr, son of Dun Hampton aller;rled the sllv.llr Grow a111l Mnrlon. h, Bah Pm·Jsh,.anrl· family In munlty dub nr·e elennlnr: the Mrs. Llda ivtuat·~ spullt the 'first Mrs. DeLancey Cooper unci fam· Onond~:~ga Mr. and Mt·s. ,Joe Hul'f, returned WCI!dlng unnJvcrsary open holiSil l,;onslng. · HeiiOol hou~e to raise money for Mrs. Wenrlull Gee had her of the week will! Mrs. Nellie Me· lly Sunday, to the murine hnse nl Barstow, or Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Poq:er 1\ln•. t. Jaclde Silsby will nllcml MnHon the club. Community club mcrn· ltnndt; severely hurnud while Ct'I!UI'y. Mrs. Helen Clll'lls . ami Mrs. Burton Hnldwln Cnllfornln, Thursrlny. of Holt on Sundny. Mt·. and Mrs. Lyle Grpw and Mrs, Mue Gorrlon and dnu~h· 1gl1 school l.hls fall. IH~l'H will meet ut tho sci tool Frl· helping· with the coolllng fnr lhe nernlce' Pringle went ~hopping at 'rhe Onondaga Riverside school Marlon u tlunded the circus In Norlhlnml Wpdnesclay, . ters und Mrs. Florence Nlehols Mr. nnd Mrs. Wllllnm Bush Mrs. Avis Gunnel of Lnnslng day, Augtrst 27. 1-ll club al the Inglmm county will open Its doors !or the foil were Jacltson l~rlduy night. · Ml'. nnd Mrs. A. E. Andrews of Nile and Mrs. Erina Olrnstend Sunday guests of Mr. and tas u guest of MrH. CIUHlaer! Mrs. Lena Corts begins her fair la:;l wcclt, term on Tucs.duy, Sept,ember 7 . Mrs. Charles Heuer of Quincy, of Cassopolis were Sunday guests . ~ughlln nnrl Mrs, 'Lolllc Lny.ell Hl'i10ol Monday at •lJw Housel Mr. anrt NlrH, c. Hnrclt and visited his sister, Mrs·. Walter w. Mrs. Mac Spring, Mrs. Edna o! Mt•. and Mrs. Reuhen Giddln..:s. :jlart of lost wcelt. They all a I· sehoul. Merry arc spenll!ng the wee it at French of' North Lalte, Saturdlty, Moor!! unci Mrs. Helen Lynch will Whitedog District . Mr. and Mrs. Asu Proctor and Mrs. Olmslenrl remained here for ·ltnded the eounty fair. Mrs. l~lnwr our and Mrs. Hush lalw. . be the teachers. visit with hm• cousins, Mr. and Mason Boys Win Game ·~·Mrs. John Powell anrl n nicer! Gl'tald Martiu were Sunday nfl· 'l'he Lloyd Gees and the S. V. fnmlly are .spendlnr; their vaca· ti' 1\lrH, 1\1. V. Uuticr lion In the Uppet•,Penlnsulu visit· · Wednesday nflernoon visitors Mrs. Glrldlngs, Mason's Lit lie LcnJ.:ue team in~ertaincd 38 l'l!lallves and r;r·norn1 l'iillen; nl tlw llo!Jel'L Bal· Lawrenees have returned from Miss Harsha Wagner Is work· lng relullvcs. o! Mrs. Pat Barr and Nell wct·e Ray Wolfe wreclted his auto· won a wnJJ;.away baseball gnme ·~lends in honol' of a uephuw Irml hom1~ at Mason. Itusl1 lalw. with Eaton rtnpids Monday nigl1t m Florida Saturday nle:ht at Mr. and Mrs. Garth Brownlee Mrs. Lucy Grow, Mr. and Mrs. lng rtt M. S. C. Uris tveck. Joe Mr. and Mrs. Hownrd Wtlln· Mrs. Joe Long tlnd family of mobllo~, last weelt, when n truck Wn~ner Is touring wltli the Wll· rl..:ht were dinner guests of Mr. Jaclcson nnd Mrs. Holand Morgan made a left hand turn In front of 2:3·0. Jerry Willis of Mrwon rllcl , hi! Aurelius town hall. They alsD anrl children arc vacationing In Edward Hyatt and Mr. and Mrs. the pitching. The team, span· ad Sunrlny cUnner guests fmm nortlrcrn Mll'irlgan. Mr. and MrH. Lyle Grow ami Marlon had a llnmslon I•', F. A. chaplet• tltls and Mrs. Wayne na!mr Sunday. and dnughter of Leslie. Mrs. Lot· him while he wus drlvinl( on Ten week. , Carol CtlrtlB S(Jcnt Wednesday tie Eldridge of Eaton Rapids was Mile road near Detroit. Mr. Wolfe sorer! hy Dr. 0. 1\elt:h Pauley rmd harlottc, Potterville, l'onlluc and Wc~lcy Brownlee lll'e stuylng nl picnic at tho Oltemos parlt and n managed hy Clint Willis, Jws won tllnson. the farm. Glu·th liamclton Is do· visited tho museum nl M. S. C. J!,rl Wagner of Fowlerville was amll•'riday with Mrs. Bru(:e How· n Sunday guest of Mrs. Mue was not Injured. M1·. and Mrs. Floyd Lylm spent Cl nut 4 r;ames this year. In· Mr. and Mrs. Mel Swanson had Jng the ehorcs. _ Sunrlny. , n gueHl Sunday of his son anrl lett. Spring and family. or i Friday night with Mr. unrl Mrs. dwh~rl In the schedule were 2 ·~ pjcnlu 011 their lawn Sunday to Marlon Grow spent Monday Uaughler-ln·law, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. DeLancey Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Hnrry Shaw o! Lloyd Wagner, and family. und family arc Bpendlng this Helenu, Ohio, nrc spending n few Gene Lylte anrl family al their grnnes with Leslie teums and one ~f)lebrate blrlhduy nnnlvcrsul'les Dr·camlng Is an act of pure lm·· aflerrmon with Mrs. Lucille Jcn· each wllli Stockbridge and Eaton 'jH )\'1rs. Maggie Evelln, Mrs. rtuby nr;Jnalion, attesting Jn all men n klns and children .. Mr. and Mrs. Neva Buller unci Mr. and MrH. week In the north. · days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Rny cottage at Wolf laltc. Rev. and Mrs. Dudley Mosure llnplds. .~or;ls and Dick Jewell. 'l'lw creative jiower, whicl!, if it were Lyle Grow culled on them In the Clure Higgs and the Iutter's par· J.•'
BUILDING ON· THE .SAND
Therefore whosoever heareth these sayings of mine, atd doeth them, I willlil,en him unto a wi~e man, which built hi10 house upon a rocl':
And 1the rain · ·~~;And every one that beareth these ~a.yings of mine, ami doeth them not, shall be likened unto a foolish man, which
· ~uilt ~Is. house upon the sand:
,,· . ·An~ .the rain descended, and the floods came, and the winds blew, arid beat upon that house; an!l it fell: aml !~reat was 'the fall of it. (Matt. 7:24-27)
. With these words, Jesus brought the Sermon on the Minint_to an end. ·He had discussed many subjects. lie gave the :·Beatitudes that described the character of the citizens of Jiis ~.ingdom. He Sllolm of his disci{Jles' influence U)lon oth~*s;;and.ln ,society, of the inner lllllllication of the Com- . niandments, of attitudes towar1l others, of alms, of prayer, \ . I tl•' of trtillt In God's ·care, of bearing fruit, of maldng actions · ()oftfo~m to professio~. After dealing with these and other THINK IT OVER! subJects, he closed. with a tmrable to emphasize the import ance of putting h.is teachings into everyday life. Those wlw This little fellow has gotten himself all tangled up-just practiced what he taught would be lilw a m1m who built his romping around-but he's not so dumb. He has sense enough house o~ a r~~k. It witltstoml all the storms of life. Those to sit down andd t~inkh~hinghs ovderA. Chahn·ces .arc someone will 7'HE: CfiU~:~rrn- come along an gtve. 1m a an . 1one e mtg 11t have worked . AlTF.no"a.ll FOR ALI. ••• who did not follow his teaching would be Iilm :t lllftn who himself into a panic. .&r 'rLrro C built his house on the sa111l, aml the storms robbed him of ·The Church 1 ".Q.C HURrrn- Isn't that the way with our daily problems? Some have the buJ]din s the greatest I v.Q all the fruits of his hopes and efforts. ' , • h h 1 f It is a store~ ~I character and a,ctor on earth lor Simple solutions; some requtre t e e p 0 true friends, and strong Churchouse. of Spiritual v~Ood Cltiumship, oftti}11eS divine guidance. So often our problems have moral can survive.• neither democrac Ues. Yi!thout a implications, for there is a ''right" and a "wrong" way to OVery Person rn;:relare lour sou~dnor C:IVJ]ization BY PARI\ HAYS !\liLLER . and supper s ou d attend . reasons wh ··~' .· accomplish almost every task .. That is why it is so very own sake ~the Church. The semces regular]; Prebyteriau Life 1\lagazine sake of h;s( ) For his children'y a~e: (1) For his important that each little problem .be solved correctly. sake of tho ~~mmunity and n~t~a e. (3) For the 14 The tightest snarls of life can be untangled and our diffi- and materia] urch ilsell, Which Jon. ' For thu larly andre dsupport. Plqn to needs his lnoral culties overcome if we sit down q~.ietly a'nd consider each in ° rour BrbJe dai!/~ 1 ~ c:hurch rQgu. the light of God's wisdom. Why shou.ld 'we be confused when Sundoy, . '. !look 'bl d h Ch h £ ' ' ~ondny,. . , .... , . , .. Judg Chapter ' we h ave t h e B 1 e an t e urc as our un atlmg guides? &"«ctny .:.·.·_...... Luk/" 1 • 1'hcdnesdny, .. '' .. ' .. Acts l8 v.,2·8 ••• llhdny '"" ·... Acta 17 18·30 ~~-~ -~~::::::::::::::··t~::h:i~~~:. 2! !#i. ·.• ... ~~ ~~ :::::-1!1'11 lloll~l!, rnstencl, "Act of nnrhnrn Lange unci Rohe1t Jfenrlng Sor:lc:ty with ol'fkcs In Nine lives were offerer] to A tnlc of danger and Intrigue Is The stnry or a lllrhulenl, \Vill'·llircly in l''rnncc-JH'hldJHIIIY 111 Lovr•" ]m•st•nlli pllotograpillc•nlly Stmuss, who wns widely nc· Wnsl1inglon, D. C. Mrs. 0, S. Cllppllr's Angora cominu Sunday to tlJC! Fox time love nffnh· between n lonely Pnris, 11111 with side excursions ltl tlw llttlo·l\lmwn, rr•nl l'nrls lhnt C!lnlrncd fnr his pnrformanccs In Slnc:e his relr•Hm• from the army Jdttcn through the Ingham Tlwnt.m when I'uJ•amount's Jn·mul Arncrleun ~oldim· nnd n homeless the l''mnc:il ltiVWl'll nnd ollilll' to· lho lonrl~;t ueveJ' sc:es. the singe and scmen Vllrst'ons of In lfl•Hi, l'rossr:t• hHH IH•on llssrwi· County News want nds lnst new 'J'echnkolm· n tl venture l~rcnch girl has br!en hailed lly caiPK. The Parisian Hl'CJili'JH'Pil an• "Act of Love" waH produced "Sluing 17.'' Gnhrielle Dot"liut, ntcd with Community CIH!Sis unci weel{. Yes, [) Urnes the phone rlrmnn, "Secret of the Incas," Is crltles ns tho "A Ji'arcwell t'n pl'lllluhly the most Ullllf>lllll PVPI' Innd dirpe•tecl hy M1·. Lit val{, GrPgolrc AHinn, Mnrthn Mer·· social planning ugenclt:s In Ohio rnng nnd 8 times Mrs, Clipper due lo make it bow. Arms" ol World War II. !limed, for the very simple rctt· whose! mtlsltmclinJ~ Hl~n:en suc· curlier and Fcmnml LedoUK np· nne! New l~nglaml. A nnllvr: of .had to say thrtt the ]{ilten hns 1 Starring n top·nntch I!ORt "Art of Luvr.- wus filmed en· ~on lhnl Lit vale aviJirlcd phnto- 1c•PnsPs uwludn "Sorry, Wron1~ ,[JCHr in the supporting cast. llroolclyn, New Yorlc, l'rllssc•r Is been given nwny. 'J'hc ldllen henrlr.rl by Chnrltnn Heston, Rob· •12 ym1rs nf age, m:irried, and Jms Is 3 rnnnths old ami llOUIW· P.rt Young, Nicole Mnurcy, '!'hom· i·2 chllcln:n. brol: will assist 1>'. A. McCariJII'y, l'X· her. · anrl lush bnclr, '1'. Wm. Alrlcrson, ficlrl C DOS County News. lions of do]illJ'S, JlpsJon is SC!Cil ason Scouts Send Five f:r•out excculive. All arc from Lun· ·m ntl adventurer whrme one aim si11g. In life Is to gain n fortune hy Till! lor•nl gmup will leave Tucs· whnlever mr.nns nrc neecssary. To Wyoming Meet rlny, August 2•1, nncl plnn to arrive When he gets his chance to seize Republicans Name llic Tndlan trcnslll'C he tnkr.s It, nepre~cntlng I he Chief Olwmns i11 I ,aJ·arniP, 'l'lmrsrlay, August 2G. 'lUI. there arc many obstacles in Council, Boy Scouts, a ri(!II'Jfltl i1111 'f'hc•y will hc• had{ In Lansin~ on of 5 Boy Seoulll, ExploJ'eJ'Ii and Mrlllrla,Y, Allgllsl. :10. '!'hey will Four Incumbents '1is way. leaders will talw pari with ne:rrly 1 mvel tlu·ough lj slates and over There Is Thomns Mitchell, n 1,~00 nl hers in llw :l!llh anniwr· 2.'100 miles. On State Ticket 'hlcving UllS!!IIIpUIOJIS beach• •ornhcJ··llke man whose greed is sary meeting o[ the Orrl,!r or the: The Orrh•r of the Arrow Is 11 Republicans rlhln't rock the ~vcn strnngcr than Heston's. Arrow, t11c Scout IH>IWl' cmnpc!r hml lwrhuml of Seoul honm boat at their Grand naplds con \1ildwll gains the upper hand brollwrlworl, al the !Jnlwrslty of c<>mtH!rs with a membership ol vent ion last Saturday. The 1 ocel' WCJ' Ifl'stnn nnrl r•nJJnls himself Wyoming, Lararnlt!, Wyoming, mi,OIIIJ expr:rienr:crl campers. II nants came through without evc1 'n 11s 11 pHrlnPr. Then there Is • from August !.W through August lrolnl ol' il(i'J J.ioy Scout lor:al cnun I 2!J, l1avlng to pull h1ml on tlw oars 'ovrly Nkolc Mnurr.y, 1111 ndvcn· dis have adopted the order Into On the llclcct for November m·e 'lll'Cb'li who is In love with lies- The •1-dav confPI'!'JH!e n[ fl!llt>W· tl~eit· year-around camping pro· gram. D. Hale Dr:ti{C, Stanton, statr ton. Robert Young Is also after ship, training IIJHI 1':\dlangc! or treasurer. 'hr. lrcHsllrr. hut fnr an Pnllrcly nalionnlrnoetinJ~ of its kind to Ill' Jlilr>mlwr.~ ure selected h,v fellow rllffcrent reasnn. He Is thr. hearl run cnlin•ly hy young men who~;(~ ,r':tlllJH!rs u:; woJ'lhy examples of John B. Marlin, Grand Rapids of nn arehneologleal expedition 'lllllilor general. , · nvcrage ages m'l! IJctween 17 anrl Jivin~: I he SeDul. oath and law. digging through the ruins of nn· 18. Tl1e orrll'r rlcvclops and mnintains Vranlc G. Mlllurcl, Flint, attor· clcnt tombs to come up with The local rlelegales are: .Tnlrn mmp t radi Lions anri spirit, and ncy gcncml. items of historical Importance Schullz, Danic•l 1\:ty anrl l'alric:l\ f!.t!lll'l'llily J1 rom o l c s camping Owen J. Cleary, Ypsilanti, sec· for museums. Will Open Nichols, Scouts anrl Explorers; ;o mo r1g B11y Seoul troops and ex· rclary of statc. Providing further entertain· Edgar· Wood, honoraJ'Y lodge acl· plorer units. Senator George N. I-IIgf(ins nf rncnt is the presence of. Yma Oaltland county, canicrl his Oghl Sumac, the South American for votes to the floor of the eon thrush with the unlour. voenl vcntlon but before the poll Waf' range. Miss Sumnc's ehnnllng of Wednesday, Septe.mber 8 complctcrl he accepted defeat the Peruvian Indian music has an t;raccfully, by moylng that the amazing effect thai almost trans· nomination of Clenry be made ports the aurllrlencc lo th~t fnr· unanimous. ~way lnnd. Produced by Mel Ep· Paul c. Younger . of Ingham, stein and dirccterl by .Jerry Hop· 8:30 o'clock ~ntering the lists against Millard ocr from a screenplay hy nanald fur attorney general, had to eon· Mar:Dnugall and Sydney Boehm, cede defeat before dnwn Sntur· "Secret of the Incas" emerges as day. The big bloc of votes sup· a wonderful r.ornhlnatlnn of fast· posed to be piling up ahead of paced action, properly spiced COURSES OF STUDY Millard just didn't materialize. with rnmanee anrl advcntum that Millard was said to be open to· is lool{ccl forward to with high Science: .En,ll;Iish Commercial: attack by township justices fur a interest. Biology EugHsh !.1 Business Training ruling they dlrln't lll Doug Ins anrl the lovely youn>: Social Science: 1\lal.hematies: opposed in the convention. IFrench actress Dnny _Robin, ~ill Fot•ci~-:n Language: . ; . Donald S, Leonard, Rcpubllcan he the next allracllon startmg· .w'orlcl llistury : - .. (;mwml l\lathmnatics Lntin I You're assul'ctl expcl't, illllivit.Iuali:wtl attention to every nominee for governor, wcnt be· Tuesday at the Fox Theatre. American llistory Alp;ebm Latin. n [ore the convention to. plead for Economics Plain Geonmtry garment you smulus. l~t·ee picl{-·llll and dclivel'y. Call Sp:utish I unity. He followed a hands·off Govel'nmcnt Tl·iguuonwtt·y Spanish il policy rit the convention. l\lason 2-1511. Socioi06"Y Ad \':Utct~d AlJ~el)l'a American Legion Domestic Science: Citizenship Solid Geometry Agriculture: Foods B. V. Fruin Finds Holds Convention Animal llnsbandry Industrial A1·ts: Clothing Moder11 Dry Clea11ers Headed by state commander General Agriculture WuodworldnJ~ 1\iusic: .Carnival Python Kent T. Lumlr,rcn, Menominee, Farm Crops !~leta! wul'llin~ Chorus Phone 2-1511 146 Michigan AmC!rlcan Legion 'Physical Education 1\'iechanie:tl IJrawiug Vm·sity B.l V. F r uln khas la ~llfllte story delegates, their friends and fam- lo s op a 11 snn e s or1cs. Sunday morning he went to the, ilic~, arc in Washi~~ton or on Mud creek bridge on Dansv1llc thc1r way there thts wee!{ for Tho l\luson school is accl'cditccl by the University of !Uiehig:m and t.hc North Ccntml Association of Colleges. road· to seine for minnows. As the 36th annual national Legion he crawled through the under· convention', August 30 through brush to the edge of the crceit he September 2. found a 9-foot pytho~. It wns The first time a nationnl Legion Registration Information dead. Bt~t Fruin could.n 1 be sure convention has been held in thr at first. rhosc who chum to know nd. tl on ,s c,tpl. - 1.t• 1, 11• 1s cxpecte"u sny .tl 1c rI eac 1 rep til. c Iwe I bcen ca- more than 150,000 will crowd vortm>: In a slrlc show at the Ing· Washington in one of the largest ham county fair. . Legion gatherings in a decade. High School Elementary School Keep Cool at the 'rhe snalw h~d :pparently .arker lit VAL•· horseman, ·will· judge Westerns, the All·State chorus· of. 123 mcm· . 'j__ LEY OF, TJIE KINGS; Bob n011e-,Joau Fontulnc In CASA· Arabs and 'ponies at the annual bers directed by Geneva Nelson. NOVA.'S ... B.. l. G.: .N.)GUT~ ·•· ... ·.· . . · VIrginia . horse show· this week of. Ann Arbor: They also studied ...... ____ IIIIJ!I_Ia1J end, · · ..: . .. plano at Interlochen•. · Ingham County News August 26, 1954 Page 2 ' Wagner fa'mily Is Court Actions Legal Notices .. 'l'hu l'unnlu of thu Hlnlu uf MlchiiJ'tlll VIJ. OJ·tltJI' New Deal Makes Desperate l(cnnulh Plxluy, tllt~chull~lnH" Try ·· ~-"'------..,. Featured in Story 1li'Ohull (}/101' 1 'J'hc l'euplc IJ( thu Slnto of Mlchlunn 1 OflllER FOR I'UULICATION OllDEil 1·011 I'Uili.ICATION v~. Clwrlut~ 1, Alhm. Ordul' iiiHI'hU11dn1r J.nHI \VC!I!]{ WflH tilf' 1'WI'Pi{ of GENERAL FINAL ACCOUNT l'l'olmtlnnua•, To Gain Control of Congress Williamston I iw yt'll r·" fot• IIto Lloyd Wugnor SANTIN!-so.,lamh•r 17, IDB4 AND DETI!:RMINATION OF IIEinS 'l'hu [•oopl(! or thn Stuto of Mlnhhum TANNEil-Soplomhcr 21, lOBo! Vtt 1 llnl'itf JC, Ahi'Hr 0Jjlt'l' tlhwhniHhm J'umlly or Wllli,lllllSIOil. 'l'lwy )'(•· Hln(u "' Mluhltrnn. 'l'hu l'o·ulillll) Cnlll'i ;II'OhnlJOIIOI', Uy Wnllcr Chnmhlln, cTJ•, linued, But gzm •r. Br.nson, !he Grace Smith fm• 1hu County uf lntrhum, Htu!rJ ut' MIJ.:hl~urr. 'J'hu Pl'uhntu C:n111 ( rfll• t/111 ~UIIIlly uf 1111-(hlllll. W"YUU Vtl, S. S. l(I'Clll(ll sm•r·etnry of ngrleulltu·c, though I: l'l'iVI'd Iiiii!' rlhllons nl lhP. ing· At II""""'"" nl ""'" C:t: liON, .TOliN M<•CI,"I.l.AN Dcmncl'lltk pnrly IH striving parity program was wrPl'idng fliWI'I'nilon AllclyH Open r~ul'llo Onhalcl~, ··~ nl, Onlt··· (OI' llflfiUI\1'- In 1111 urlii'IP In lilt• SlniP. ,[oJII'nnl l'''"'""t, liON. ,JOHN' M•·m.tcr.r.AN, Jllllur• nr l'l'nhutn. tlesperntcly to built! 11 pnillic'nl !he l'f!rl!lomy nncl tlwt n llexihle, Bud rmrl Sue, mnnngers or tho .llld!ft• u( Pl'lllilllt•, In tho Mllllu1· nr tho I~utntn of Methodist Pastor foL' 'l'hlii'Hcifly, Anr:u~t I !l. ' In l/io MntluJ' "' '"" """"~" or 11111111' .r~\MI~H MOHLI~Y 'l'ANNI~It, llm•uruhul. .Toycn Nh•hnl11 Vfl, Hmz••r... Fltthfll, t•L pln!form In the hnpP or Pll'l'ting prngmm WllH esslmlinJ. lfo Gold Sllu· Recreation, held I he r 1'1!1\Nl\ HAN'I'INI. Nullt•p IH lft'l'l'hy (ifvun, 'l'h11t thu 1m· 11, Hulhtrnvtfou or jUdl{'ll!t•lll, llmugh tlw Amerlr•nn ponp!o 'l'ilf! 111'111'11' pniniPrl Ill!( I hal lho " ,.. ;.""'' Hnnl/ul iiil. ••nln1· "" "''''"'' l'ilnnKin~ hi• Jlllln•· So lw slnrletl traveling and Y fl'olll l•'I'Htllt l~nnllnl In ltulun·l Flolino lwh·H IlL l11w, Hlld len· lhu nntthWini'Jll nnd Rev. Hnrnce .Tnmes, pnsfor of Snltmlay night. 'l'he nliP.ys hnvr. tlw pnsl Yl'lll' lllf' Wnglll'r l'ilil· Huatinl: tlltill'flulliun ur the l'l.!Kiduu u( tlldtJ UIILU~U, So Car, lhe New Denlers hove Slll'l!llding tho goHJWI of 11 llexihlo will hu hunad un H••plumht•r• ~1, J{Hi·l, nl cncnuntPrr.d riifficulty. I•'li•sl, they ' !he Williamston Community hC'I!Il rr.clecornted Inside nnrl oul'. cJren, ,Jon, nnrshn Hnd Jlon,.Jli\Vfl II. IH Oid<•Jml, 'l'hnL tho 17th dny ol tnn-thlriY u'c•lnr•l, In the fol'f'JIOnn, nt support JH'ogrnm. r.vm·ywlnwe 1111 HnJ•I .. rnluu·, A. n. 1Ufi•l, nl nh•" u'1·IMI• Marriage Applications HOUJ.:hl In Hl'll!'C the l'OUil(l'y OVCI' ili'GII flll([clpnling !he fnit', IO In lhn lni<•nncuJ, 111 tho l'•·ohnlo Olflc•n, nl thu JIJ•ohut~t Olfl••••, In tho Clly or Mnsnn, wen I ... anrl hr: went pmet lcnllyl Methoclist Chmch nnd of the ·The nlley bods hnve been nil re· Mlchh.wn; OW ~or. IV. Fa·llz C. t.r.wla, I R, I.unHln~; Auf! ,J. unemploymr.nt and ciciH'PHs!on. tlwlt· I'Xhillils, l•'ol' ,foP, it Kn1rlnnw Ht•·••l, l,nnH/ng, Mli!h· tJil!l'epf r.verywiwi'P. , , , lw gnve the peo• Wllllnmston Center Mcthodl~1t finished hy nnmswlci{, Tho howl· l~n.J, lm nntl lt1 hm•uhy 11JtJ)oJntu,J fot• ll lK Or·dun'll, '!'hilL notfen ht• M1•CJtu•nn, IH, J.nnulnH. ulvt•n hy puhlh•nliun uf n t•orty ho1·uol '!'his move hncf{fll'cri, Btlsiness is plr. 11 lucid r.xplnnntlnn of 1110 A church, hns ncceptod the nppoint· ing alley will remain open Satur· ,wns n Phlllll'l' In HiHIW off hifl h··n 1J1111 """' 1u•lltlon; .JnmiiH C. I{I'Olltl, Ill, Ennt r.nunlnH": Tfp no- (OI' thl'l'l' Wt•t•litl I'IIIIIHH'UI!Vt•Jy Jll't'YJOIII good. P1·ospr.ctf! nrc II will he r, prize JlilSHPsslon, his imrsc>, 11 In l•'uJ·thn•· 0J'nhllo hunllr1Jf Vnle1 lu E. Lti!lWiu, 1M, Ensl LnnnlnK. Jll'llhiem, As n l'r>HIIlt, sPntiment ment to the church at Tr.cnmseh, duy, Sunday, 'l'uPsrlny and 'I'hurs- tl•·•· thmnnf hu glvtm hy JlUlJJicntlotl nf ll In tutld day of 1 In thu lnHhniJI hellPr by fall. g'O( 11 bfUC l'iflhnll tor hiH lllfHJpj copy of lld11 <>i'dhl', once onch wuoi< /OJ' County NuwH, unci thul lht• rutLitlont•r Pctl'lh! n. AIIIIIR", :.!0, LnllHhUc; Jo'lnl'• hr.gnn to Hhifl in fnvnJ' of lhe nd· day cvenlngs until Labor Dny, l'llllllll 11 COllY nf thlll nutlt•u ln Ill' Ht'I'Vt•d 'llCtl C, Wnlkur, I H, T't•ny, and will lake up hill cltJties there Hftcr whlcil the leagues begin ShOWing Of JIJI> illli'H! lllllf a thll'll l/n·c•11 HII>!"JIIUlVIt Wll, Cnllf111nhq ndPqtmlc. This, too, fnllecl. Secl'etnry Benson, lhr. senate nnd conference In .lnnr.', !mt 1he Te· lwlr gnvP. him n hiue l'iiJhon, one Mnrlhn 'l'hnye~· JlliiJII McC:!.Jo:l,f,AN, Mna y A. Mend, r,r,, 1~11111 [.nnHin!-f, lluputy lle..:leltn' nf Pl'obntc house votes hurl these lmpllcn· , cnmHI!h locntlon openr.ciup nhout Jurors Association :;lePr won n singiP hinc• t•ihlwn -~------A 'I'l'Ufl Copy: Jtllf~t• or I'I'O]JUtt! J•:tlwln E. WcllliWn•·th, 2u, Lnn11l11H'I Mu1·thu 'l'iluyol' Vlalt>L J, fii'!Oln, 17, J.urutlng, Now, the New Deal propn· lions: a month ago and It was offcreJI while I he oliler p!:rr•p,J sPr'OJHi 111111 lleJIUty UuHlfltcr of Prnhnte :J.fw:l gand!sls nrr. trying to focus nl· .Tnmua A. Vnnllykc, 211, Lllllflllllo(' ~ !1 J The Republicans nrc con· to Hr.v . .TamPs. The lncnl church Plans Annual Picnic he usPII "Shorty" his prize, to New Court Cases ------·-··---- Lvlhu C. Ji'llllnKhnm, l tl, Olu.·moH, trmllon on failure to nmend Taft· lllldnhl'ldle, DlvoJ'ct•, Jleamnn J. Llilll, vlnccci thai the fnrmc1·s In gen· rlicl not feel litnl 11wy wnntcd to The Ingham County .Jurors as· plnl'r. third In the showmanship ntlorncy, John G. Orotlr.l'I!On, ~:I, Bust Lllllt!lnl(; rrartley. ' ' n!lcgl'dly lnudequale Dolol'u!l [, Wt~stt•nfL!hiDI', 21, Ensl Lan· eml will support progrnm that slnnd In the way or his ndvunt'e· contest. l.nw Floyd W. Holm('H Vlt. St•lma K JI(JimeH, a sociatlon will hold Its annual pic· ,Jnhn )), Ot oveH vs. lhJKh Angl!ll. furm lt!glslntlon ... Repnh!lcun mcnt anrl rr~len~etl him. The Rev. Oivort•e, Hoy '1'. Cuuley, llltUI'lwy, "'"~· Is In the hest intr.1·ests or the nn· nic at St. Mary's hnll ln W1111arn~· Bnrsha, Hi, is n junior lcmlrr. 'l'n•KIJBtHI un till' cnHe, Mncl..enn nnd Sen· ~\dL•Jirw (4, OmllrHt \'11, (;JJfton ,J Donnld r. Webb, 20, UnyH!tlc, bfuw pnrty cl!vlsion over the McCarthy 1111111, nllOI'IIr.YIIo tion, including the farrnPrs, de· ·Louis Ellinger of Frnnkfort, hn•; ton on Sunday, August 29 nt 1:30 Her rr.cord or wins wnnltl mnlH• Omnntr, Dlvol'CIJ, lit•oJ go ,f. llutl•:~·, nt Yol'k; Joun M. 'l'hol'nhunt, :!0, Lunnhut". s!tltnt!nn .. , and what Is descr!J]('d , !Jren appointed to till'! Williams· p.m. Mt!tnn ,T. J{lnK Vlt. Mni'S(IIl'ite Jncohun tor·ney, Lnn·y E. Onlhout. 21, Lnnslng: Wlnl· spite arguments hy many Demo· anyone> Jli'Oiid. Sill! won hlne rih· 11nd flllfnltl C. Smllh. 'l'leH/fllfiK on tht3 Hulh N. Hlc:hnldll YH ••Tnhn 'J\ fli,•1Jnnl,;, t'll!d JC. Hunuy, 17, LnrHtlng, as the "give-nwny" or public • ton churches :md will tniw up his t•nnP, Wnrren lJenf1eld, crnls lhnt the fnrmr.rs will be President Bertha Gulick of hons in cooking, llnwrr clisplny, Ht•nf.rh, rand ut DIYOl'cc, lft•r·mnn .T. Llpp, ntlmnt•y, Mt•lvln Huashmun, 21, \VIIIInm11Lon; power and al om!c energy, tnrn•~Yii. Hnrnld II. Illalley VH, EIHn M. Un!ley, pcnnli~cd by the Eisenhower clutlm; herr. on September I. Wllliamston announces that all vcg-elnhle !J;wkc>l, fonrl frer.zlng Evnlyn M. liluck, I 0, WllllnmHton. Generally, tile NPW Den! ap ncv. .Jnmcs and his family \VIIIHun J, I.. lndlt•y VK. Wnllct· IJui'• Ulvoacc, r.... u {', ihamltt. nltnl'nuy, program. county officials, circuit court pel'· niHk. 'l'u•HIIIl'HI nn lhc cntH!, Stunl't. J. Mnxlnc H. llni, '1, ju:;l walt for lWI'uf wn, VH, Duuv.luH S. Dn1low, 'l'rcH· as r!Pprivlng the public of a have prospered here under his Lll!lnn B. Mlll7.f'l1 vs. ,Jt>J'cnno n. Mnt-1 general will sup]lort 1he Repuh· served on jury and all their fam· PllziH on the cHtW lliiOfl llt'omhHHt, Geol KC John W. Co:<, Jt·., 21, LnnslnK; M1u·~ variety of government services .. 1 ienclershlp. ilw good time wilh lhc r.xdlc· Ztlll, Dlvorcu, Pul'l\n nnd Chul'ch, nrtor tim S. lJi'Ynnl, In. I..!lnHiru:. II can candlcia les fot· congress In llies are urged to come for the ,f. Jluttcl und Clnudc P. Dow11~, uttol'• ncya, ment ami tile l'itlcs at the fair. IIUYti, which Republicans have nccuratc· Rev ..James and. his family rc· ~hlrley Mill'"'' VH, f'l'HnciH MilltH', DJ .Jnmea L. Oliver, Jr., ~·1, lite Novernbr.l' election. bohemian dinner. Bonnie J, II(']Cel', 19, Mmmn. !.nn•inK: Jy described as "Creeping Social· turned Momlny night from their Lloyd Wagner Jo, n q11ict, in· C. Lenfot•d Mulkr.y und Jvn 1. Mullwy, vmce. Jllcrce nnd Plnnc),, nttOI'IICYII, One of the most effective sen· Earl Pnrchmnn will highlight n hl:-t wlft•, vs. Albt•rl B. Oil{r~low, nnd Evn M. RohlnHon VIJ, Hcni'Y 1~. Rohln Mutlhcw It, Schwilln~:, Bogue nnd Iluthwoltl!, nttor~ Divorces Granted Mrs. VV:ngner worl\s the year E. GlnatJI•, I~. Rive' Junollon, ... and a bureaucracy In all farm legislation which flouts nounce the engagement of their IICYH. the general W. S. C. S., the Chal· around with a Hf vrgelnhle f'illb. Mcu·jodu L. J{eiHo vH. ICenni!th E. J{d. llnrold W. Wn1e, 2·1, Mn11onj Ihdcn simple economic principles. He Jenr,ers class, I he ehurch bomd duughter, Iris Mae, to .John P. 1\nslc Strcl Col·porutlon, a Mlchh.rnn 11011. AUJ.(UHt 6. J, Wiley, ~0, Muson. government departments nne! lie!' worlt and iH"l' in!P.L'Pr;t point N~armrnllon, vH. Lewis 'funk WorltH, ll Wnyno l•'nulkneL' vs. Junn Fuullwur, Rnlnh E. Nol'th, 19, Lnnalnu-: Puulcln agencies hell-bent to spend as showed that: ' and the 2 Youth Fellowship Pincimey, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Mu•lllvnu COI'(lOI'IIlJOil. AH8Uin11Hlt. }{en- Augutll 6. II{. MuldeJ·, 17, r,umdnJ.t, ,toward the hig jnrlging clay. IH>y, Rudom, Hockwell nnd Mouutnln, nt~ The price supJlorl program In groups. The party wlli be In the Fred Pinckney. A full weddlnc Is much mom•y as possible. Tile WngneJ'S nrc home now. tornu,Ys \ fllll'hlll'n A. Moo1'e VH. Hnh1h C. Moore. Fannl< H. Etldy, Jl'., 21. Runt Lnnsln~c: 21 years cost $·i.!i billion, nml form of a family night unci pol· being planned. Jnrnc~ R. Rlt.zmn vn. Rlclmrd M. Adlllt. Augutat (1, Pntl iclu Cooley, 22, J~aKt ~.. unfllng. Dr.spite this New Deal pressure 1 would have cost far more hut fol' ' Jucl{ dinner, slnrting nt 0:30 p. They have slorecl llwit· l'ibhons "fi'CHIHlHH on the cu:w. Roy '1'. Conley, nl .. Fl'nnldln E. HtwHon VK. EtlH!ltHio M. Jnmc11 R. Wt~to~, ~7. l'.UHL l .. unHinl{; .... promoted by thousands of m. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Moeckel carefully, nol lflo camfuliy, torney, Dennon. AlWUSt ~. Vlrginlu A. CJ'!lll(, .. ~. LnnHln.r. words o[ senate debate ... the war. Clnll· W. Hunting-ton vK, Muu 1·tcc Ruhy E. Drnkc Vtl. At'lhlll' C. Dmlw. llnvld 1':. Holcomll, 21. Dntt!e Crcckj thour,h, l,hnt liwy ran'! be shown 11 Eisenhower mlmlnistrnlion has High rigid supports failed to Rev. James will p1·each his Iare· have moved to 410 White street. Stylen. TI'C!iJIRflB on the cnae UllOh lli'Onl• AtUfUHt G. Jonn r4. \Vnlker, .. o, Eust Lun&lng, ' wcU sermon on August 29. Moecltel is the new conch at the to inlere~t.~cl visilors. Now Iiley I HUH, Cacr.u{, Gln!iHCn, Puu· und Rhcud, Vlndnln A. LoclccJ•bie vH. JnnuH lJ. JnmeH N. PcrkinH, 28, \Villlumston: movl'cl forward steadily with its bring ahout pnrily prices for high school. nrc tttrning I heir sights to next nttoi'JleYtJ. I Loelcetbln. AuJ.CUIIL G. Jonnne D1ower, 20, Fowlerville. legislative progmm. The Mutual farmers. yenr's fair nncl higget· nncl better Chnnc:e1y I J{nthel'lne E. Ri1·h vH. Lionel J, Tiu:!h, Security appropriation hili was Acrcnge rontro·l nnd rigid high Mr. and Mrs. Curran Wilton Miss Helen Kuehn has re· Rolmt E. Dulfy VB. Enrl RoKero. Bill AwuHt G. ( I ( and daughter returned from Blue turned from the hospital ami Is r.xhibl\s·; fot• llel'mnnent injunction, Gregg, GlnH. Mntvol J, Toft VH. Rlchnrd T. Toft, U ver orners cut a little but ended up at about supports did positive harm ·to lake on Sunday. Hen, PniJ' und Rhend, nltol'neya, AuguHt. ~. what the administration wanted. many farmers. For example, high reported to be feeling betle1·. Luclln R11 ymond vH. Donnld Rnymond. Knthlccn A. Dt·ier vH. Wolter E. Drie>·. ~IrS, 11, 1\1, Owen Dlvm·ce, Fred C. Newman, nttoa ney, I August 6. The senate vote on the' farm bill !lllPPOI'ts caused planting of Dnn1el B1·own va. Annabelle Drown. Archie McCrumh VH, Donnn McC1·umb was a big mlmlnistration victory wheat outside traditional wheat Divmcc, Rnymand H. RnPIIIIOI'l, ntlo1•- AuR"ust 6. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gardner and (New Dealers say It will not Open Hotfse Fetes ney, ,Joyce J. Gibson vH. Welton GILson. Au- growing states because it could .John ,V. Cnuon YR. Helena F. CnlHon. ~ust. f), family nnd Lewis Gardner spent please the farmers, but lime only be sold lo the government. This Olvmcc, .loHellh.Lnvcy, ILltoa·ncy, R:nymoncl P. Howe vs. MtLdellne J. 1J01·itt M. In~r·nhnm vs. \Vnltet• F. Howe. Auf.-('Uf!t 6. . . the week end nt Bellaire, visiting can answer that). Both social also was !rue o[ corn and other The John Warners lnfo'nhnm. Divorce, Fosler, SnyliL•r, FoH- l~aic Ht•din VM. 'flwlmn Ucdln. Aulo('l\Hl Mrs. Gardner's parents, Mr. and security and unemployment com· crops. t~1· ldltl J..oorn!H, nttol'lle,YH. 6. pensntion nre about what the ad· Mr. and Mrs. ,John C. Warner A1·chie JC. L~>Wit! VH, L•·WiH Tnnl< Woaltty Genrm vs. Doyle Gr.nrln. Di- icemen during 1953, says the Na· out a few of the forbidden sill{· cnted that the rigid 90'/r of parity 1 common pari. of eiviiian dress Indian lake in Josr.o county, their vot cc. RutiKel A. l .. nwlcr, nltot•ncy, tiona! Geogmphic Society. Mnl'ilyn M. n~~veH VR. Wtllnrd s. worm eggs from Pe1·sia. support program would be con·. and had no special significance. . . home in Williamston, and winte1·s Rf•ev(•H. Divorce. Benjnmln F. Wu.tson, Be on Hand- You May Wml at Lakelnml, Florida. i ultonl(ly, It Costs Absolutely Nothing! In He: E~tntes of Et1wn1d A. Refior, Hosts for the open house were Nnncy A. Rofio1· nne! Robert L. Rctiol' • Attend the CI~EST Every Friday Night! Fred Warner of Williams! on, R0y rr, /llfrJOI'S, PL•litlon (OI' tt·anarea• of I'CIIl CRlnte. Jnmes R. DuviH, llttOJ'Uey, Warner of Lake Odessn, Russ~ll ' Vlndntcl finlter vH. 'l'homu!l Bnlccr, Ja•, I FRIDAY ONLY AUGUST 27 Warner or Leslie, and Mrs. Hob· Divoi'C(I, Willlnm D. Rotsc2!.ylc, nttot·ney. , AmoH M. Hildul>t•ldle va. Ernmn L. t ert Pollock 0[ Royal OaJ;, chii· J dren o[ lilc muple. They have l5 Loenl Boy In Ceremony I Paris Playboys grandchildren aml 'I great-gram!· Marine Sgt. Jimmy L. Merrl· with Leo Gorcey and the Bowery Boys children. man of Williamston took part in' a historical J'e!irement ceremony Also at Pearl Harbor July 31. A brl· gacle parade and review nnd jet Er,.ma Rice Morgan aircraft flyover was the official Highway Dragnet "Alohn" to Lt. Gen. Frai1klln A. Hart of Eufaula, Alabama, first with Richard Conte, Joan Bennett and Wanda Hendrix Dies at Age of 89 marine commanding general ever Plus 2 All-Color Cartoons! Emma Ricr. Morgan, 89, cliwl to retire outside the continental August ::n al the Holloway Horn.:! United States. AUGUST 28 in Mason. She WiiS born in Mil· ford on October 21, 18!i5. She i.~ survived by a ~if:ter, Hnrriet Hamillon of Pontiac; a brother, S(hool Will Open Giant Moviethon William Horwood of Wallen; 2 Come in Early - Stay Late! sons, Ivnn G. Hire of Bath and Come in at Dusl' - Stay Until ? ? Merton Rice of Webberville; nml .On September 8 a claughteJ·, Vela Rice Williams See all of this gra~ul tmterta.inment: The Willlnmston Schools will of Webberville; 5 grandchildren; r.pen September 8. '!'he first ses· 1. PAUlS PLAYBOYS- Feature and 5 great-grnndehilclren. sian Tuesday morning is for The ftmernl services were held tE;achers only. New students ln 2. UIGII\VAY DI~AGNET- Feature Tuesday at 1::10 p. m. from the the district will register Tuesday 3. IN TilE NAVY - Feature Gorsline Brothers funeral home, afternoon. Wednesday the junior with Rev. Charles Gross of the high and freshmen wlll enroll at Chances are, you'll he at a loss for wot·ds, too ••• after just a few minuteo .. i''• Vantown Methodi~l church offici· the high school; and the first 4. WEIRD WmlAN - Feature with a "Rocket" Oldsmobile, ThcrOJ's so much that's great , • , even -··-'~ ating. Burial wr.s in the North grades through sixth will enroll "Tcr·r·r-ilir." fulls shol'll For example, ot·igiunl colo!' styling-nh·cady 5. CORRAL' CUTIES - Featurette Stocitbriclge cemetery. at the Memorial grade school. ' I d Pallbearers were Ivan Monroe, The ltindergarten will not be· •,vor a honored by a host of imitations! Interiors 11 step beyond your dt·cams! New• 6. CIIILLY WILLY- Cartoon Seldon Monroo, Fer1·is Smith, gin until Thursday. The buses widest-cvr•· villion with Oldsmobile's panoramic winclshieldl And in 7. ALLEY TO BALI- Color Cartoon Lawrence Stowe, Stanley Risch will travel their routes as usual simply can•+ action, th,, 185·hp. "Rocket" Engine :J.:'eriks for itself. To all this, add nml Frank Oesterle. Wednesday mm·ning. Students Safety Powc•· Slccl'ing*, Powct• D1·akes• •• , in fact, every power BIG 7-UNIT SHOW! REGULAR ADMISSION will be returned to their homes featut·e in the hook •.•. for wonderful, workless dt·iving no matter what lila.l'l'ingo Phms '!'old Wednesday noon. Thursday there ~ascribe It~ lies ahead, Result: the gmatest popularity a11d IIiglwst sale.1 'in 0/ds SUNDAY AND l\lONDAY AUGUST 29·80 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Pauls will be full day school for every announce the approaching mar one. IJistOJy/ Jsll't that your cue to visit our showroom •• , take the wheel 2 New 'i'ecimlcolor Hit11 riage of their : 13ahhll.t n'ml Herbert Miller, .Tr .. , Besides the .Judging of the nt Lansing Everett llus fall. owned a nne-stroke lead over the of Wllllnmston and. Gary Gee of members' exhibits, there are Windstorm Conch Dean Shippey hns vet· t'C!sl of the ileld. Sunday was a Stocl1hrldr:c. )1Umerous contests heln1~ held. In When words nre mnny erans hac!< nt t!very position ex· different story, lhnugh. They The Ayrshlres of Joyce Mad· the demonstration contests, Wil· Fire there UAIIIllly I~ an orror. cept 2 line positions. sl:e of pid<· Taylor gmdualerl from Leslie pol'l, suni< by the waves of Pills· tcrl, rhubarb fargumc11ll, sports LoVellc, .Joyce Wilson and Helen lng up expcrlenec ami roaching J!n 1!HH_anrl from Western Michl· burgh's power that pounded it. scribes· fsporls writers) and fra· Watidns will represent the cour1· hints while playing freshman Ig:m this last ,June. . While at down lo defenl, 31 to 7." cas (game). ty in l hose contests. neef hrcerling stock will be 11nd reserve hall. Western ho marie qlllte a name Sports writing has come a More dichcs nrc found in bnsc· , ? for· himself In football and base· shown by Ilene Behrens and Paul Are You Will1 c I~vere 11 . pos 1cc 1 on1 y - . long way since lhe rlays when ball llwn any other sport. Pr·ob· 1 11 this llltlc gem of colorful report· Kcck of Williamston and Dicl< wins In Capital CircLiil: play Just Jd • ably this is because lmscball Dicldnson of Ol:;·: t! . ·~··'f;. were ·named· to the : :Ali;County work of Dicit Diehl, Dansville wl II' ee,n vc.geta c. garc cn~rs ;~··:.\.·:·:. ' '; ·. '.;:j} t ·· · · · · coach. Biggest loss to the Aggles nt 11 sho~ samples of their watcs UNDERWRITERS'.APPROVED. c.;~idng over the reins at Wll· Is that of Don Douglas, 3-year ~it Ihe hit! show, They arc Paul ·:, .·', ~-- I ' 1 . . ' llaniston will be Montee Hoke, standout· baclt. Besides Douglas, • nons of East Lansing, Bruce who. was graduated from Michl· the loss of Ron Craft, Basil '?alloway and VIrgil l{ent of Les· gan State college· In June; ·HolMt'. nnrl Mrs. JfntTis ITnmmnntl lngham Countv News Au~ust 26, 1954 , Page 4 , l\fi'S, ll.~hert Ancler~on anrl clill·,.R·. ·e.(. ept'ao. n H. ono.rs 'l'lw ligltl toxturr. llf 11111:(01 foorl · W. C.l U. Meets rlren ret\r.J·ncrl Th t.u·~.cln:.' frqm . or. Oiii11TIOH wern Sunclny visitor·.~ Sliver lnlm, Prnt I wn~ roJonHrr) Rogers Are Hosts nnrl ~1pongc vuiw rlopends on the of 1\fr~·, Luuru Bnehmun, proportion or ogg while! tn tilhrw Wectncsr)l~. from I he 1\0S[lltnl. II I D. uss~ll Hurt, Mr. unci Mrs. Rodney 13r.n· c· ory Mr. nne! Mrs. ltny ,stm'I' unci lngrcrllc!llts, 1\lr.!iHLll'lng or wei~lh· At Fro~t Hprn~ ,1\ fnmlly nnd Mr .. 1\nd Mrs. D nt l'innHet nuwm Nr.wR lite absence of the preHident, Ml'S, Mrs., Everett Bnl~er unrt Mrs, jifrs. Russell Cory, whose mnr· were Sunday vlsltnn; of Andy Rogers. Slxlr.nn nwmht'l'H wem Mid1lgnn Stntc r.ollegc. Jll'esenl, ·opening Plans Dr. nnd Mrs. Gnrnlrl McCJoslwy Allie Thompson. · ~ohn Thomas of· Stocl~hrldgr., l'lnge tool< pi flee 111 Lansing Sun· Shlrlnslty of ,Jad;son. or J-loW£!11 wer•e Sunrlny Visitors ·FolloWing the devotionals there 'M~~' Floyd Bnc!ws nnd clnughter·, 'llay, August 22. Mrs. Cory Is the 1\11'. ami Mrs . .Tnelt Warlr. of Rniph Wnikcr Jll'f!Siderl over DuJ•!ng the Jnst lisen! year, nvet• the mr!l~t!ng, in l.lw ahsrmee of of Mrs. El!n Slnc!mbll'. · was n business session, during Mrs. Minnie Backus, Diane former Mm·y Mend. Fifty gttcsts Lansing and Mrs. Idn Tul'llhttli of ~.ooo,ooo volunteer hours wore Carroll Glynn, Tlw discussion which plans were mndc for serv· ,Wenvcr and Mrs. Lois Ba!~er and graeted the newlyweds. Mason were Sunday evening H(wnl. In Rf!tl Cross collecllon of Told for School Mr-. nnd Mrs. Wmle Sc!udrlcr of I "Siwnlcl F'lll'mm·s Mnlw a Will?" lng refreshments nt the ex chllclrcn of Refreshments of Icc cream, L:ucsts of Mrs. Bessie ·rumhuil. hlumi for c!cfr:nsc and elvlllan Snllne, Mr. and Mrs. Wnyne m·t Wllllnm~ton we~·c ~ was Jeri by .John Chilson. A pot· usc. Inghnm Township Agricultural hibit Frldny ;md Saturrtay. Sunday visitors of M1. unci Mt~, cnltc, nuts, mints anrl co!fr.c wor·c Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Shnpbcll school nctlvlties opcm for the year Wnllwr nnd sons of New Hudson iucl\ supper· ermcluc!C'd !he meet· nnrl Mr. nncl Mrs. Leo Glynn. or Mrs, Rosa .Anderson, Mrs. Br.s· David Bnlwr. Miss Juanita Dietz served from n table centered with at tender! the Purcell r·mrnlon nl ing. with football prnctlcn beginning of Williamston spr.n( Just weelt crystal IJOWI of .g!nd!oll nne! Hayner parlt, Mason, Sumlny. Wlwntflelrl were Sun~ny vlsiiOI'R sje 'l'urntiull nnd Mrs.· Harry il The September meeting will lm Monday, August 30, Rcglstrnllon with her granclparents and Miss ~nap dragons. Crystnl c!nnclel· '!'he occnslon was In honor of of new high school students anci of Mrs. Ralph Wallwr. Moore were appointed nominal· held nt.the home of Mr. and Mrs. !ng commlltee. 'l'he September Maxine Bnclms Is spending lhl~ holders· and yellow tapers nclded Mrs. Shopbcl!'s birthday nnni· the sule or textbooks lo nil pupils Mrs. Eva Hulilmrrl, Mr. nncl weelt at the B!tlwr home on ac· to the uttrnctlvencss. The hon- vcrsary, Wlllnrr Sing-or·. Mrs . .Jack Hemstr.url, Mr. and meeting will he the annual meet· 1 will be cnrrieci on each forenoon count of the sickness of Mrs. ~red guests were presented n Mr. anrl Mrfi'. Charles Woor!s of next week, August :10 through M1·s. Dan .Tinder·, Mr. nnl] Mrs. lng wilh election of officers. Mrs. Bessie Olson .anrl Mrs. Dnvlrl Sl1oancr nnrl daughter, Mr. Bnlwr. lovely blanket by Mrs. Merle and Mr. nne! Mrs. David Woods Carrie Munson nm spenr!lng the Frirlny, Septcmhcr :J, from B:30 Mr. and Mrs. Rex Townsend Swan In behalf of lhe organl7.a· ancl family spent Sunrlny with to 12:00, Although there Is no and Mrs. , Frerl SntiiHiars and Mrs. AI Tiffany nnd Pamela wec!t with Mr. and Mrs. Donnie! and Mm. Lawrence Curtis were and family and Mr. und Mrs. Ros· lions. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ruff of Olson of Detroit. registration rcqulrr.ci for gmdc family nne! Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert coe Arnold attended· the 7oth , The evening was spent visiting Lake Clly. Bennett nne! daughter of Flint Tllllrsduy guests or Mr. ami Mrs. pupils prior to the llrst. r!ay nf wedding anniversary of Mr. and nnd reminiscing. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Keulcr lr!ft .Mrs. Lcnnah Abbott of Plcns· ~chool, It would be helpful if pnr· were Sunday vlsllors of Mrs. Es· Stanley Vandebognr·J of Bntlle ant !a!tc svcnt. lost: wee!\ with lwr t her· A very. Creek. Pam remained for the Mrs. George Sharlnnd of Stoclt· ' for their homr. In Loxley, Ala· ents of new pupils would checlt bridge Sunday, '· M1·. and Mrs. Roy Hobart nnd hamn, Friday nrter spcmllng HP.V· sls(f!r, Mrs. !\finn Otis. with Superlnlcnrlcnt Driggs on Mrs. Vern Arnold of Williams· rest of the wcelt with the Vande· Mrs: Mlnn Otis was n Thurs ton wns n Wec!ncsrlny visitor of bognrts. Doris Fitzsimmons of New ~fr. and Mrs. ,Jess 1\enl were I;'rl· ,rral days with Mr. and Mrs. Ruy bus lrnnsportatlon and other nr· Hudson spent last week with Mr. tiny .visitors of Mr. and Mrs . .John Hurl shorn. day dinner guc!sl of Mrs. IJmt AI· her aunt, Mrs. Avery. F. c. Anderson, Sr., F. C. An· .., .. ,, rnngcmcJ]ts. and Mrs. A. B. Braman. · Sherwood and Mr. and Mrs. Er· M1·. nnd Mrs. Roy West were mom! of Mason. 1Q ..I.,II:...,.JIIl Mr·. nnr! Mr·s. Andrew Palmer dcrson, Jr., and Rober! Anderson '"l'hls nt•xl t•ust• Is eh•ur·!y School bus routes nncl drivers spent Tuesday, Wednesday and Robert Brool\s and Kenneth nest. Gillis of Breckanridge. Sunrlay visitors of Mr·. ami )'Jrs. Mr. and Mrs. A. ,J. Milici' nn(J continue mur.h !he same as last of Lansing were Sunday visitors Mr. nnrl Mrs. Chnrios Klrhy of Jusi!Ht•ll humld!le, ynm• Honm· of Mrs. Frances Ncbeltlllg. 'l'hursdny nt the anhydrous um· Colby spent last weelt vacation· · Mr. nnd Mrs. Don Leonardi Carlton Place o[ Webhr.rviile nrul , • • lwr· -hnshnn!l l'm•g·ot. to yem·. Roy Glover will cirlvc bus Eden spent Sunrtay nt tiw Milic!r Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tho111ns monla convention at Madison, ·lng In northern Michigan. Arthur Were Wednesday evening guests [Clarence Place of Williamston. phnnt~ Cousin's ltndlo 111111 'l'V 1; Nelson Docl\lr.r, bus 2; Floyd Wisconsin. Brool1s, Richard and Warren and <)I Mr. and Mrs. Jaclt McKenna Mrs. Ben Fruche;ro nnrl .Joe of eottagc at Plcasnnt Jalartly account . ' ... , ... ·. for the Increase. The members of the Young Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mitchell Ohio were Saturday dinner guests Peoples Missionary Society of the were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Teachers meetings will be held of Mr. and Mrs. Glover and left Free Methodist chm·ch had an Mrs. Dorr Bateman of Mason. Sunday for a trip through north· ,., all day Tuesday, September 7, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mason with high school tc;whcrs meeting outing at Pleasant Jake Tuesday ern Michigan. and family of Webberville and ., '' ·. In the morning and elementary evening. A picnic supper followed ' Miss Annette Greenou'gh and an hour of swimming and hoat· Herbert Dobson of Chicago were teachers meeting in the after· Miss Frances Vnlltner of Flint ' . lng, artcr which games were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and were week end guests of Mr. and noon. Buses will operate regular Mrs. William Muench. schedules and a Jull r!ay of school played. Mrs. A. 0. Greenough. A short vefiper .service Jed ,by · Mrs. Ray Hartshorn attended a wlll be held Wednesday, Scptcm· Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bowers o'f Mrs. Jim Young concluded the district coi.mcll meeting· of the bcr 8. Lanalng · 'M?re Frlday:.visltors of meeting. Farm ·Bureau· Women ut the Mrs. Jesse Reinhart. home of Mrs. Carl Topliff of Mr. and Mrs. Mike J{ttch and As we l1ave sold our fa•·m and are moving on a much smaller one, we will &ell the following described Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fetzer and Eaton Rapids Monday. family o! Webberville were Sun pro}Jerty locatell 5 miles south of Williai~Iston on left sitle of Willi:unston road, on Mr. and Mrs. James Ridgway ,Party Is daughter of Canton, Ohio, were clay evening guests of the Jatter.'s Given Fricfay evening supper guests of spent the week end with Mr. and .parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ber· Mr. ancl Mrs. Gilbert Glover. The Mrs. C. I. Richner of Cedar. Mr. ger. · Fctzcrs were ·returning from a and Mrs. I coloring, while noscn Js !ll'hnnrily green, fnof1am County News August 26, 1954 Bailey Offers . Balbo rya not only prnvlcles I{Llc fall nn(lllnrly spring pnsll.lre, · · · · ' b · t.inrl [lrolects thp grounll over thew. Control Tips winter•, htll It Is 11 good green. e ·ber·, v···lle manure when plowed down In the· Count the Values llere ••• spring. If plowml down when• M M J G h Ph 66 f 2 For Hessian Fly short, It provides n acnh conlrol• rs. yr ra am - one • • on potnto lnnd. Cnr Demollllhcllln Wrede nonnlrl Parker anrl other relu·[ SEE HOW MUCH. A&P CAN SAVE YOU foN ITEM AFTfR ITEM~ Kr.ep ynm· m~orl whont in n sni'le Miss Joan Alchln returned lives, or n hin unlll .Ynu're sut·e the · home lnst Monday from the hos· FANCY, FRESH, CUT UP, READY TO FRY. JTPss!nn Jly will glvr. you no pltnl, where· she wns tnlwn as n JUan Unin.Jw•c•d In A(•ehJconj, trouhlr!. Fifteen· Herds result of an nulomohllc urdrlent Vining Hawley nnrTcJwly cs· which occtn·red last. Snt urdny caper! serioUH in.lurlcfl when Ills 'l'hnt'il u sug(.lost!nn rrom Did\ nnlley, lngluun eounly agr!cul· In Ingham No·. 5 night'. Her cnr wns n complete 1!01' wnH hi I hy unother cnr nt tho wrcClc. lnterHccllon of Sug!nnw and Clip· Chickens turn! ngenl. The tly-fn~r. tlntr. for Frying pert sl reels in Lansing laHt Fri· Inghnm r•oc1nly is Scptmnher '17, PRICE YEAR AGO THIS WEElJ(S' PRICE aceonllng lo wnl'cl fi'IJ!ll nny H1•t 30 • lb Test Dh·Uulay Cluh l\leoiR c!ny. His ear wns badly rlamngcd, .Tunc~, Mll'hlgnn SlntP. collr!g!! ex· 'I'hc Rlrthday club mct nt the tension r•ntmnnlngl~t. · Flfter.n Iwrrls, in lllC! Ingham home of Amanda Nelson Ins! Mrs. Margnrr.t ,Jcffory Is suf· No. !1 Dairy I-Iercl Improvement Werlnesrlay, A hohemlan dinner fer!ng f1·om n llarl cnsc of polson I LB. LB. 'I' 10 Hr.HH!nn fly IH one of the nssor.lnt!on, av!!rng!!d 30 lh or was serv!!rl nt 12:30. 'l'hr. nftor· ivy.- 55c 45c lnsr.els t lml nllw·ltH when! In hoth m01~e of huttcrfnl for the montf1 noon was sprmt in gmncs nnd Mr. nncl Mrs. Rnbert .Tones of PRICE THIS fRICo THIS fall ancl ~pl'inr~. 'l'lw insr.rot 's lrw· nf July, cwcord!ng to the lester, visiting. Dcarhcm1 visiter! nt t hc home of YEA~ WEEK'S MEATY PLATE YEAR WEEK'S 11 I' IIi d FANCY ROCKS, FULLY CLEANED, CU ,· ur AGO PRICE AGO ' PRIC6 leafvae (maggots)sheath, usually [!'C!!l beneathnext tn the n ona c 'nrsc Im i ct I .. I:PI Itcr s . -- IMr. and Mrs. Harold Jeffery over ancl their owners am: R. J. !{leis, MI'. nnd Mrs. nonnlrl Pnrlter thc week end. • ground. 'l'lwt'.~ tllC r·r.nson the lly 13 re(.llstered Holstcins, 46.0 lb nnd Mt•, und Mrs. Wenclcll Pnrke1· Mrs. Enn Mender nnrl James LB. & LB. 19c 15c · is rlangr.r·ous. f a t • nne i ·11"8 '.J II 1 m ilk ; D. C. returned home Inst Sunday after ' Van Cnmp culled on Mrs. Mend· Stewing Fowl 49c 39c Boiling Beef The fly lhat nvenvlnlr.rs· in thr• 13mnnnn, 21 Holsteins, 15.4 Ill vncnllonlng In the north for n er's mnthcl' Sunday. "fluxseccl" In the KJll'ing heeome /fat ·ancl t~ns· Ill mill<; Stnnley & week. Mrs. Edna Grlswolrl visited at Ground Beef. sum RIGHT, THE VERY BEST LB. 43c 39c Frankfurters I All ~i~~·p~~-NLESS, LD. 49c 45c thc n!c>s that lay the eggs for tlw Edwin Voss, lfi Holsteins, 41.0 lb Mrs~ Nettie Brown of Aluhnmn the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'I'om 1 Veal Breast exceLi,~N~Tl~ DAIThe only way to control the In·, 'M. H. Av~ry,. '10 m!xecl cows, 1 sect Is by planting wheat In the 11.:~ Ib fnt. nnd 866 Ih mill<; E. ,J. • o' ' spent the week end wilh their Chuck Roast BE~~p:~A~~G~~·Ts. LB. 53c 47c Standing Rib Roast ~::~ ~~~~i· LB. 69c 65c ' ' , autumn nflcr tlw late summrr !1Pnne, "i2 registered Holsteins, FerriS istrid sister, Miss Mnry Mullen. gerwratlon of tlw lnsor·l lncs clll'cl :m.ri Ill rut nne! 1100 Jb mill<' nay' l'llrs. Lora Olney Mr. nnd Mrs. Clare Smilh nt· OVEN READY, YOUNG BIRDS- 5-LB. TO ·2s:LB. WTS. MEDIUMS-5-LB. BO:t: $2.43 ' ' off. That prevcnls rlamngl' to the anti Chid<, 23· Holsteins, s5.1 ' tcncled the Mepd·Corey wedding llw It wheat In llw fall fmm mng· fat nne! 1057 Jb mille; Dorwln . Mr. nnd Mrs. w. E. Kader of Sunday aftr.rnoon. wns held at LB. I LB. 69c gots and c11ts down on the num· Willinms, 18 Holsteins, 3,1.3 lb Swqnton,. Ohio, spent' Just week Mrs. Mead's home at LalI'· Wednesday with t'Ie Gerald Mar· tin family. JANE PARKER-REG. 49c .•. Thinking: REG. Mrs. Gernlci Martin, Mr!. Rich· . ard Martin nnd Mra. Elmer Otis Lifebuoy r~~B 2a~~~ 27c 3 SIZE 28c were in Ohio Monday. .Blackberry ·Pie of ·' · ,The school. reunion which was LGE. A b~tutiful pie, a' wonderful buy , , , plumb· held Sunday nt the scliool' gl'Ound P~k PKG. 30c f'!lt ~f juicy bltekberriet, and lattice·topped 80c 10 was attended by 40. Rinso Blue With a . crust flaky , .• , 10 tondorl Suy cnr • , , buy twol -~ . • 39c Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lantz spent ...... Builclin91 the' week end ns gu~sts of Mr. 3 MED. 26c and. Mrs. Martin I1 QT. 4·7c· .Standar'd .:Block·:'}:.;::· "~r~~~~eMrs .. Edd Muuenwerc Salad .D.ressing -.. BOT. In Mason· Saturday afternoon to '7-·2·,·· A...... 1.. Ro~n~. $~pp1J. Co·..... --· ~ ~~!:i~s_t~~~~~:;:~ ~~v~~~s~ ~~~ 4. . ure . us. . ad · . · , .· Lansing, Mich. Mr. and Mrs· •. James Clickner :'':''~~~~~~~~..:..--..---~~.:-.-·;.,·..:.· ·~· ~· ~...;··...:;;... ,;.; . .;.:.;.:....t.!.an.d grand4laughten,of.Dearborn . ' ' ' ·. ·. : ' ' '.' ' .... ' " ;Rights of Public Under Monopolies I Keep Food lly mmm· While menls. It Is nnlul'lll to assume fmm nllorneyH for large elf les to •· 1\llchlgun l'roHII AH~oclallnn lhul. the governor would n[ltlolnt lndlvldunl customers-ure nl· 11 Dernoernt while the scnntc lowed lo present their views, · Thlnlt you wero I malerl unfair· would prefer u llepuhllcnn, No Michigan Bell applied for n ly hy a movcr'l 'I'IH! ~!IH ot• cloc· qunllflml person hns turned up mte lnc•renHc In July, 1053. II trlc compnny'l Do you llilult lhc Better who will run lhe l'lslt of u temp· WitH refused lusl monlh after tcilpphone eompmty should give orm·y uppolnlmenl, much study 1lnd tesllmony. A tjettcr service fot• llw rule you TsstWH could hr! tlcnrlloclwd with new npplleallon will soon be filed pay? only 2 commissioners, should for reconsldcrn lion. : It your scnllmcnl. Is .luolillcrl, cnch voir! rllffcrcnlly on 1111 Issue, The commission can nlso order with a YOll have n powerful ally lo en· hul this hns not cnused serious rchntes and sometimes docs. In t,orce a fair tiCLllmncnL. ... * ., tmuble. 1915 n genom! reba tc to Dell's ~ . . cuslnmers was nrdcrerl. It Ia· ;, Stnndlng gunrd over I he rlghiH Cmnmlsslon verdicts can he tullcd $10,000,000 and tool< yean; of Individuals In such eases Is l/w lnlwn lo the courls If 11 pnrly to complete, Westinghouse ,tnte Public Sr~rvjee Commission. feels litem lo he unfair. They nrc • • • ,. When 11 consumer· becomes ells· collslrlercrl In Inghnm county clr· Enforcement officers ·of PSC . fD.tlsllcd with a r;r·orery or hn rrl· r!ult court Ol' In stale supreme patrol the roads. They stop ware 81orc, he !!all l.rarle clsn· Collrl.. truclts to be sure hnulcl'S nre Whc,rc. When he Is d lss111.L~IIed moving loads· according to legal with n utility, he hns no such ul· .Judges can confirm, reverse conditions. · Upright Freezer 1trnntlve. · the r~ommlsslon's ruling, or send The cornmlsslon thln1ts lhc mo· ,; Hi! cun, however, appral In IIH! It lmclt to PSC with n recomrnen· tor tl'ilnslt operators \vclcome fubllc Servlec Comrnlsslnn. All dation for rcsludy. '!'IJC. third. roud this enforcement. It proteds IIH• tli~~ nslt Is l!tnl lhe eomplnlnt Ill! can be n !acn·savlng device. lcg1tlmntc lines ..from "fly hy fll!l~e In wrlllng. This cllmlnales • • -~ night:" truckers· offering unfair fl'JI¨crslandlng anrl rcqulreH Chnlrmnn n[ lhc commission Is competition because they rln nol ;lilC, r!omplalnanl lo spell CJllt a .Tohn II. MeCnrlhy, n Dcrnocrnt. observe I he standards of safety tfJ:clflc charge. · fmm Mt. Clemcnr;. Maurlch E. or othm· requlrempnt of I)Jc com· • • ,, !Iunl, a Sault Sin. Marie husl· mission. · ~·.If: lnvcstlr;nllon provrs a cnm· rwssmnn nnd a llcpnbllcan, Is the PERKINS HARDWARE jl,Inlnt to he gmull!llcss, lhe JH!r· olltr!t' mcmh!!l', Both nnw live In 360 S. Jcfl'el'SOil Phone 4811 A!ln who nriginnlrrd 11 l'!rc•eivm; a Lansln~ bcl'ausc the .Joh requires tr.itl!r to thai ctrnr.l. Bul if lhel'l! a full wut·klng bclwdule. Hoytville Is reason In heiiPVC lhal It i:; Sccretat'Y of PSC Is Sophus Georgia A. Purcell ~ustlflcd, lhc commission e;11r or· Lund, who has held the position (Lut Wcol1'11 Items) der the agency Involved to malw since 1!J:l!l except for onr. year. nev. and Mrs. Robert Hcrwlll adjustmcnls. PSC mtn also mnlw l!e HU(l!!rvi~es the recording of and clrlldrcn were Monday sup new regulations Uuit will pnivcnl lire cominlssion's rulings and per guests of Mrs'. I~lorcnc'e Aus- f_~peti'tion. • • ·,, . manages pe~·-~mt~cl.• tin and sons. · Mr. and Mr~. Donalcl IIultbct'f( n nrl son of Salin~. I<;111sns, nrc Fall Freezer ~l't!uf the Puhtic Service Corn· "In gr!llcral, lhc firms we con· mls.slon Is rlcslgnerl In lm fair to lrol are most eoopcrutlve," said visiting their parents. the agency serving tile p11blie a~ Lund. I!c dr.sCI'Ihcrl, ns an ex· Mrs. floy Pouch,· Mr. and Mrs. well. In nrlrlilion to eonlrolling nmplc, the ar:llvitles of lelcphonc Sidney Kenyon of Lanslnr: were J~tllltles, PSC hns jurisdiclion of companies. "All hough there· arc crtllers Saturday night at the Guy ffi9~or transportation; bu~ and more thnn 110 lelcphonc com· Mead home. freight lines lhat s·ervc more pnnlcs doing buslnl'ss In Mlch· Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Hollon were Bargains than ·one municipal area. ir~an," he said, "twarly !lO'l is cUnner guests of their parcnls, .:. Besides making regula! ion~ to rlnnc by lhc 3 hig ones-Bell, Mr. und Mrs. Ray Campbell, Sun· P.r·qtect public safety, l/J(! t•om- General and Union:'' day. mission sets ralcs which slwll Ire "Somcllmes, a very small firm James A. Holton is worldng 111 charged and mtist approve 111c fi. will wanl to sell out nncl cannot the nay Hodge fllllng stnllon ut 15 cu. ft. nnnclal stability of organizalionr; find rL buyer," he continued. "We Mulliken on week ends as u ILt· Was $<169.95 that want" to cleat wltli ·the public. can conlrtcl one of the big corn· brlcallon man and mechanic. • " • panics. They will eslabllsh a fair A3/c and Mrs. Bruce Eaotman ·: Law provlrlcs for :J cornm is· price, and maltc the purchase." and daughter arc horne on n leave Now $389.95 .loners appointed by lire gover- ' •· • •· from Lamonte, Missouri. · nor. At present only 2 arr. in of· Applkalion for rate changes, Mrs. John Purcell and children tlce, and· the vaeanr:y will prob·l whkh usually means increases, und Mrs. Bruce Eastman and 28 cu. ft. Upl'ight 1\bly exist until after the fall clcc· mu~t he approved by the com· daughter spent Sunday with Mr. tlon. , rnisRion. and Mrs. lcorest Lewis and chi!· Was $619.95 ~;.The law also provides thai I he I Commissioners· set limes for dren spent Monday at the John i:~n~.te must approve the appoint· I hearings and Interested parties- Purcell home. Now $509.95 ,~------.Ingham County News August 26, 1954 Page 6 Get.fbe FACTS about Reeves District 16 cu. ft. U(Jright Edrm Geer Was $579.95 , Larry Budd is visiting relatives S·INUS SUFFERERSI at Portland for 2 wcelts. FOOD FREEZE S Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hadley were Now $692.25 / Sundny callers of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lee. rFreezing at low temperatures (0° F. and colder) is the easiest, fastest, most: Mr. ami Mrs. Wayne Goer and 24 cu. ft. U11right lentisfnctory method of food preservation. . family spent the week end at In flavor, color, and texture, frozen foods are superior to most foods pr~ 1 · Joslin lalOttoman re· ,:<7th. Annual Dansville Methodist cently visited the former's moth· Mason· et· in an Ann Arbor· hospital. Mr. and Mrs. W. Hauxhurst en· tertalnccl the former's parents from New Yorlt several days last wee!<. Home Appliance Booster Club Mr. and Mrs. Beryl .Smith are vacationing in Northern Michl· 120 W. !Uaplc Phone !Uason 2-5911 gan. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fay spent several days in Mason last wcclt on 4-H fair worlt. George Springma11 family at· tended a family reunion ncar Ithaca Sunday. Eat Better for Les·s . . . Silsby Implement Co. Adequate. wlrmg systems nrc an Investment not only ln home safety but also In efficient and ,:~'at Diehl farm, 1 bloc!' noi·th of main corners in Dansville economical operation of electric with a ,Marquette Home Freezer Is Your r: ·-· appliances, sny equipment spe· ciallsts at Michigan State college. Did you ever sto11 to consider that today you are actually Jmyiug for a LSaturday, Sept. 4,1954 lnternationa~ liarvester ·' home freezer whether yon own one or not? Yon can tell by simi•Iy adding " Sales conmwnces at 12:80 P. M. up the savings n home fi'ee~er wotd~ malw in your budget. Why not maim Ir·' ... Freezer Dea~er ·t:•::~. Baketl Goods and Rummage Sa.lc in Conjunction those savings that you'1·e actually was.ting now? Duy a lUar(Illette llome .· FURNITUitE ANTIQUES Freezer • .' • with the most "desired" ami "talked about" featul'cs of au:v. in Mason tlvliag I'oom Suite Solid Walnut Betl home freezer! Look at the Marquette, then COIUJlal'o it witb any othel' D,~"~ng Room Suite Solhl Oalt Bctl · ~W( Card Table · Walnut Jlighboy Cupboard fl'llezer you wish. Sec how Marquette gives you more ••• n~ueh more , •• CLOTIIING Britss·Kettle for less money. . ' articles of good clothing Dishes .. your children for Boston Ro~ker .·school See the 20 cubic foot International Harvester Freezer, ~liSCELLANEOUS 30 Sa11 nuckets and SJlilcs See Our.. ' 5 cubic foot Marquette regularly $599.95, now selling for just Pans llaml Tools Bowls CombintLtion Storm Door Ch.est-Type HomerFreezer - Now Only AlltvtnaJmr Electric Range 2 Rugs . $q5l5.00 Jil~l~tllal!oo Wood. Range · Cream SeJlarator This .Week Only!· CLARE BAK_ER, Auctioneer • ... I . ', · .' All proceeds go into Church lmJirovement Fund · lta~e articles to donate or sell on co~mlssion bring . . . tlay of auction ~r call I • ···Rev... Gross Collins Sales· -& Service Silsby Implement· Co. 6DA-2501. 214 \~. 1\laitle Street ' . 1.\lason Farmer Peck's August 26, 1954 Part 4 Wife The Ingham County News ' ' son school band plnyecl the wed· nrnu eull IN hu1ma·tnnt. •·wut. ding march. Estellra nelt, Darn· MMmm-Michigan Peach thy Slllgrlst, Ruth Mlllt!r, Glenna I,I!III'I'H g-lvu ~llnrn ul' ,luyH und ll'flllhJ,.s, Childs, Mnrtlm Mary Jinmlllon, Persuasion Provides Motive Force Ellznhcth Mlchitseh, Luura Kin· ll,Y Ua•, ,J:wlc 1\l, llaha Whnl III'C! the WIIYH 01' ll]CIIns WC clangm·ous, nnrl effcetlvc, Is tha lloh M.vm·H 1lumm't <'lll'n wllnl nlson, Ji'rnnct!H Pcelt unci IIcien Asslshwl. l'roft•ss•n· ol' i'iiJI'eda <'1111 USC! In gut IIIII' WiVC!H 1 rohiirll'l'll, lr!ehnlqur nf Jlliaylng on our emo· hn wrltGOOD l'l'El\IS \'OU AIU~ ALWAYS - Sellslhlo- I.ow l'l'lces!
l\lury ,J, IMI Eldon H. llell -Owners and Otim·atoJ's nl'- STORAGE FURNITURE SALES "J)mal Hil'l'cL With t.llll 01\'IWI'S" 4fi0 l N. ]~a.r;t S1I·n1~t ( US-27 :tL Vaiii!Y Farms) Ilourl.i: 10:00 to 7:00 - Sundays: 1 :00 to 7:00 -PHONE: LANSING 7-11173- 'l'IIIS WEEI\'S SI'ECIALS ON NJ•;\V i\IEIWIIANIUSI~! "i\U:i\11'1118" •l·rh·11Wer CiwsiR ...... $1!1.11ii "CEN!\IWO" Sl.udios-a colors ...... $<1!l.Oii '"l'ltuGHAIN" lind 1'ablcs ...... $ 1.00
Other low-priced cars don't offer get the b~suJihese big 4 these advantages. Chevrolet does/
Biggest Brakes Smoother, safer stops with less pedal pre.vsurel That's what Chevrolet gives you wltf1 the largest brakes 1·economy In the low-price field. Mason alrlrlcrmcn nre shnping What's it going to cost to keep that new car in gaso an nrrlinam·c to force the closing line? In oil? What about service and repairs? Check Highest-Compression ,,r hroror· narlors at midnight and into it and you'll find that Chevrolet has the greatest Power In han Sunday sales of beer by Williamston FFA Y 011 get finer the glnss, · name of all for keeping upkeep costs down over all the miles you drive. performance-and nrosirlcnls of Cedar ncar the Is In .Jop Three important gasoline road eommission building have savings, too-willa tlae prnlrosterl to the council on the rot·ret inn of signboards on the In US Contesf highest-cotnpression power of any /eadi11g ro:wt side or the street. Thr.y claim Chapters from Williamston, llwir prnf)r.rty is damaged by tht! Cassopolis and Sandusky "haVP low-priced carl hig ~ignboards, hccn selected in the 11th annual 2·price Ludell Chcn0.y hml sevr.ral rihs Michigan Future Farmers of Fisher Badr Quality t:ral'kcd when he was ldclted by a IA mct·lc;a B0.st Chapter contest as Take a look at what you pay and what you get. You get smarter, horse. the stntc's outstanding farm You'll see that Chevrolet has more for you nnd asks smoother styling Corn :mrl other crops· on low youth groups. · less from you. It's priced below all other Jines of curs. greater comfort, safety t(t'nrrnri were nipped by frost Au· Tlic chapter· trio was named to Chevrolet builds the most cars-and can build them I a11d quality-with this I!,LlSI 20. represent Michigan in the silver I Mrs. Mnric Smith has· opened a anniversary national Ji'FA. compe· better to sell f\tC:. IP<~I only low-priced car piano stu·' ' " ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Eqflql'ial Page · hmnalel' to nn elephant on 11n !"'"'"""'7---.------:-·------..------..-. · hour'~ notice, Considered to ll.o / the Irtrgest wholesnlo Wllcl nnlmul Sweet Charity Again Down By the deuJ(w In tha wot·ld, '1'rilffllrh Ifeel:; tiHtl the greatest rislt' In· Bingo Is back !n the heo.dl!nes ag~ln. Mqrb~ that's vcilvcd . In hlil bu.sine.s~ 'I~ .. tlii:! ., ' cnpltnl Joss cULiser:) by animal .~· .. whcm· it belong~, qec!lus~. jt 113 Important, n lo~ · 1110r~ lm ··sYCAMOR~ Ideaths In transit, . ·:, . portnnt than it loolcs on the iiUl;fuce, Some duy it will c:ome . A sightly route to Gmnd Rap· former residents )Jack to town . Trefi'lich recounts some ot tiw .,.,,to a vote, and all of us tJhoulq know just what It Is we are Ids Is west through Charlotte to Wnyne Campbell nnd his charm more amusing eplsod~s of. his ~ · voting on, · · · Hastings •nnrl thence northwest Ing wife of Plainwell wm·o nmong can~er, such ns the tl11Jo the tiger ..,, ·. ·,r .. t.l b J 1 bl b d h avet· M·37 through the Cherry them. Wuyne Is a Plainwell got loo~e on t11e nirplnne, or the r... o Jose ac c ng ngo, C!ano an ot er games of valley. Barry's high hills and druggist, Tom Richards of St. limo 100 monkeys tool<'over Ful· chance, the! games at•e tallced of as Innocuous, an opportunity green valleys' nrc benutitul. For Johns wus anotlH!l', He slid down ton street, inclulling 1he:. ·are. ' · · ,.. for the churltuble, an amusement for· the poor, a divct•slon many mltl!s the roud, both this the anme cellar doors with Hnro1rl house nnrl choir practice In nl .. 1 • • fOI' the aged. · side nnd t.he othm· sille of !Ins and Helen In bygone days, He's neighhorhood church. His book Is lings, stays close to the 'rharn lccpt up with his sliding, Wot'lling 'rHEY NEVER TALK BACK. , ., Because horse racing, or big time gambllng ~ttached to apple river, summers In the Rlchanls mille Leaving the Jungles for bnclc· · hot·se racing, has been legalized, the cry goes up, "Why plnnt In St. Johns, Tom goes out woods Amat·Jcn, we huve S1'AY . I made the trip last weelc wlth to Sun Valley, Idaho, to slide ON, STRANGER by Witlinm S, :.:can't we play bingo?" Thnt's a good question, too, and can a stopover I o Inspect Dick Coolc's from December through April. Dutton, Deep in Uw mountnli1s, of . ·.best b~ answet•cd by the raclwtcet'li who shoved the racing printing p]ant at Hastings, He's I·Ie's a sltl instructor, Hememhot' Kentuclubllc ror July somefu~ro~~ro~~======~ good ti[JS on haw to use e• nnd AulCUKl: Monllnyd throuK'h Fridnya~, the lure of easy money. When the ban against lotteries and authdrities who have come up 2 to n,ao; •ruendnyn nnd 'fhu•·•dnyn 7 to your leisure lime, For single girls with some new findings. They 0 : Snturdny, 10 10 1· on vacation he advises: Ptit ·hUB· gambling is removed from the ~onstitution, placed there to fi d t I b t Hour• 01>•11 to the nublic nt hend- b t' · n 11 Ja 1 mos peop1 e ee1 es 1n •tunrtern b•·•mch, Insrhnm County librn•·y, am-mn11 mg secom'1 enjoy your· protect the people ag!linst the v~ry thing that parlmutual a humid atmosphere with fre· be~rlnnln 11 sontembo•· e. Mandny th•·anKh ~elf Ilrst; Don't look too anxious; betting at horse tracks' encourages, then p r 0 f e s s I 0 n B I quent rains and seasonal changes, ~~·~~··?r':.>;,.~~6; 3 ~~J"~~.\~\',~y~n;'j~1~~·r;;·~::K; Do nit let a man. jJay fOI' every- Paying lV2 o/o ' . • · ., Instead of In an arid place with Sallu·dny, 10·12. thing, etc. Gitter chapters are gamblers. can tal~~ golf circle one~ dpminqt~d by the .' •• th t t k lr h d tPJh W 11 0 tqiJi'lmment but. he ha.'l won first three." , . With Buick 10 'advanced In tlyle thl~ year It'• a ture ,., e s Ot'U} s rue . t~e . a . e {JJys verland franchise ancl 111.we ·Iii' u. ··tOurtiwnel1t ot much so·cq.!l~q "~qw:p1:ice thing Buick will 1te~y In tl!flt fofy~ar• to conie, oi greatel' slgnlflcance. . .. he lost what he'· h~~: ~i1d What ne had borrowed. But he othor CCIII catch up. So the n'w Bulc~ you b'u!f l~da!f :: didn't let' his Joss 'get. pfm'do.)\'11, or he didn't let his loss be bring I you o higher retale price cit t;~de·ln 111110 ll!ltr, t come anothe1··~· lbss.' ~~·~:~~ed hi~ carnit:t~s over aperiod 'of The wedding, which may go Drop in - toe and drl~e thl• lotnilrrow·•tyled' ·Bulcli .,.. years to ma~e go.Qd,, pn,._ ~.h,,os,,e,,,, los,~, es. Hts creditors received down in Mason history as one of and golln on Buick' a blg3:way ~on~t ~~~~.~~ !low;· · th · h c1 · I · the best . attended, drew many ... ev~ry peJ:!ny .~Y ,.~" ~qm~n~· •· . . •• Honesty is not. 'UllM the best policy In the light of ex .... pediency; It Is the Qnly policy l!pon which any successful :: business can Jle P,).!~l~ .. · £~H@~ D~nsmore was honest to the ~ core.. r ·chil.dre.n' s ' .. •I.: Spe~iall .... p.,rJ»~ent '-rqqfs . · - ln a . : ~'f~ll' ·~~~f JJ~~~ ,•. ·.$3 .. Complete •,' : C:andid Weddings . .a,,~~~•R cr~s · ~~dtP!!' AI~~~-+~ up ·No Travel Charre .·~·CJ.,~f, SJydi·~ '. · •" llolllster. alq, .. · . \:.· ...· ' 'Lan8ln&":' .:· :
.. ···- roll Glynn tool( flr~t ln the ~nlm11!s uncter 900 lh, the Fitch· closses for heifer 18 months to 2 burg nhth Won 3 seconrl pln~e rib· Ingham -The Dairy County yenrs and lwlfer 12 to 18 months Angus Cattle. bons, the Okemos oll1h won n llrr;t Michigan· Elevator Exchange and Shirley Glynn won for acnlnr nwnrrl rlhhon anrl tho White Oal< heifer. DenniH Avery also had the club won 2 s!!conrl ribbons, Was at Her Best at the Fair first plac!! junior calf, Take Share of In the !JOO·il1 plus Angus r!ln~s, Has Completed .Biggest Year ,Jncoh D!!nllcmlcr & Sons of the Lnberlcnux cluh 11 HOI!· Four·H duh rlnlry exhlhllors lwifers 2 y!!nrs nne\ under 3 1' •.· Placlngs In the Holstein clnss!!s wim Chnrlotle tool< all the ribbons fnr ond: the Snnrlhlll club. pluccd Mlchlgun Elcvntor Exchange, 1 our oxrnnslon prngrnm nnd our ~llclwrl up llmlr anlmnls Wedrws· longing to Gary SWe!!t, Ja • ..: were: llr~t: Wlwutllclcl club won both grnln nnd l)[!nn mnrlmtlng ngonr.y lii)W hcnn murlwlin!l plnn nrc ex: dny morning, deanml liP them· O'Brien, Jn Ellen Bullen,' Bill Cows 4 ycnrs or older, Bill Drown Swiss dairy calli!! anrl .T. Fair Ribbons llr~t nnrl HC['()ml rlhbnns: unrl thn for 140 loeal l!ooperullve clevrtlC'onrl rlhhons aria anrl sow thisl i<•s on your tr.rmlnal grain elevator nenr· • • • re n lin Lyons plaenrl in t 11111 or·ripr·. Guernsey femnle was exhibited year, Clnrl< Phelps' animal placed lngs. In the heifer 12-monlhH·to-18· farm is nol n hll·or·mlss, once· Ollawa Lnltc, In Mnnmc county, VE'l'J~IUNAlllAN ovr!r lypr! of wni·k. It lakes at maldng it the largest elevator Jn , The ,junior yParllng, hetr1•rs win· by Gary Sweet. first: Unrlcr the cttrection of Frank months dass ami a first nnd see· Michigan. N. Cedar St. M111011 ners W!!rc ,first, J•'rcrl Soller: see· Cluh hercl [llncings wr.rc won C. Gates, professor of botony nt ond In the heifer 4-to-12-months least 2 yeurs. onci, Beverly Hhowerman: third, l•'or Bmwn Swiss animals, I by Canaan, Vnntown, While Onl<, 1 the station, a 40-ycar study is he· class. Dlr'ldnson also won lmlh These thistles are rerennials A thll·d mn.Jor highlight of the Plmn~ MuRun 0701 Wllllnm Smith; fourtll, LIIITY 1 ~" 1111 Ttl wlr1 (olK'u, 11plicra wire, 1!)51 5' Double Disc 1\enmore Automatic Washer If you nrc in dotlht nbnut ~·!=:·r=~ ~~r:.rb;~~t::~~~~~~~::!~:. ~~~~ John Hean 50-gnllou Power Stnayer now whether your chickens have blue !f!~~r:;,=r,-~\fe':'G~!~~f::: ~(m~~r!~~·t~~~l. Ironrite l\langle 4 IL hllb. WC. 27 lbo. GUAllhN1'EED, John Deere 11-A Combine ' comb, you can submit an affeclNI ForBaloD;r Uubber-tirml \Vngon nnd Steel Box bird to the roult ry diagnostic Clt}lehtut 17-in. TV Set laboratory at Michigan Stat!! col· ~lcCormici~:-Deering 7' l\lowor nearly new lege In East· Lansing. 1.\leCormicl~: Side Ual'e ' Chrome Drop·l~caf Uitchen Table Deering 11-holo Grain Drill VERN PALMER McCol'nlicl~:-Deering Manure Spreader Upright Piano nncl Bench 1liG9 EdgtLr Uoud lloover Potato Digger ,. D:wenport aucl Clutir Hormone Approval 2 Ajax Cultivators · 3 Uocldng Chairs 2-seetion Springtooth Ilarrow 2 Floor Lnm11s I Looms for Lambs Wnll~:ing Plow Mounted Buzz Saw Sly S_cra)ler, land roller 2 Dining Uoom Tables There's a good chance that th~ usc of hormone Implants In feed· 1,000 lb Platform Scale 50 Berry Orates' 12 St1·alght Chairs er lambs will get the green light Quantity 'JUtnd tools, other small articles China Closet \VJ•itlng Desk this fall from the Federal Food . 4o/o Sectional Glass Boolc Case ··~-:JOHN DEERE No.8 Forage Harv~ster and Drug administration. . 4: End Tables 2 'l'able Lamps That's the word from H. A. Land.Bank, Hay- Straw. ·Birch 4-pieee Bedroom Suite . ... That's what we· say;· 'and· that's what we gathering· chains and ·Jonq moving conveyor . Henneman, a Michigan State col· 8 Bods, S11rings and Mattresses lege sheep, researcher who ex· 880 Buies Mixed Hay mean-you~ll 2 ·Drcssclrs · 'l'anlc Sweeper make .better .. silage;, faster, floor that take the crop to the feed roll; niake perlmcnted with the Implants. 100 ~ales Straw with a John Deere No. 8 Forage Harvester. certain mechanically that stalks .are· fed The scientist found that the hor· LOANS Picnic Table 9xl5 rug and pad Look what thiS:great machine offers you: butt-first to the flywheel cutler. Th~ee·power·. moncs-a combination of pro· ··~Poultry Vacuum Sweeper Ground-hugging· gathere,r points that are driven feed rolls fr!at assure· steady; positive gesterone · and cstradlol-madr. Quantity of llishes. ancl cooldng utensils more than 2:1/2 feet'a}lart'to .. brinq .. fu even delivery of m!ll~rial. l'l\l(':y9ur choice of . lambs gain 15 to 25•;1,, better than 30 RlaOlle Jslancl Red Pullets · ancl other articles too numerous others, and on less feed. to dOW!J.-and langlect .stocks. Keen· stationary either· a four· or aix·knife flywheel cutler. , National 12 New ll~mJlshire Hens ·mention. · eide;knives and' .. single-action · sickle that There's a lot mo.re to tho No. 8; slop at our Laboratory tests at the college .. ' . make. short work 'of· heavy stalks. Lugged store for all the facts. also showed that the lamb meat was not affected from . the hor· Farm. Loan mones. The federal agency, hoW· Terms: -Cash Not Respon.sible. ' for Accidents · ever, Is conducting further. tests A.··· A. Howlett It CO.,,. to malce sm·e. Association . I 411i s. Cochran New Phone 2·363l.... · 136 E. Ash For· the best cure of sheep foot Phone.1880 rot in Michigan, malce a foot bath Charlotte out of 30'/o copper sulfate and do a good job of '.trimming I he Robert N.· Watkins~ Field Office L dlse!!~ed portion of the foof. s11y 138 w. Ash . 1\lason · Michigan State college sheep spe· Phone 2·6001 · Ea~l j).uns.~ore,: Cler~; · · . . . : clallsts, : • . ·' · ~ •
1 nhlr. ' spri'!Ps of 1this · ' fnst·r::rowlngI · •: til • Pole Fra1ne Chic.keh Cobps gl'flo~ Will. gn\w well 'In Hntll'iw't·n Country. & iowr"}. -Summer Rains Perk Up Corn -Crop stn't ri~. Bumlmo fuvm·H so1nu fret•t..' '. lng tempm•ntm·o's, hUt nor. u\Jdcr i*i May Replace Other Kinds lly 'C'ili·l Coll,ln Jleport from behlncj the IJ•on 'l''he government nlsn nn· rlcgt•ee~. l•'nst w·owhm "culrns" By .; TIHJJ'e hnve been some slgnlfl· Curtain 'lndlt•nteH this· 'flgurc llnllnced tl1111 ·'the "lnitlul Jlrlr:t!" 1;cineh full dlnmetdr 15 lndwsl . ""''c!•vcsl riovt!lnllllWnt In cost·~ 'I'empc·ralure doesn!t drop· · · much JIM. "R·ow· N ·' Iea.· nt llllJlt'ovcmcnts. In croJm In coulrlJlolltlclll hr. conll"llss·ll'"VPJ'Y mlslcurllng: 111 r!JJII'"" thnat' frJI' onta In 1!1:14-n:J wifl hr. G5 wlwri n fr.w indws 1nl!, nnrl Ihey ci1tlorli" ' f.nr tlw Jlo'llll'.Y farmer IH below freezing at hire1 level 1n " the last · 2 weelts: whlesrn·e1ul II 1 ·•11 · ·'tl .; fa. · cents n huslwl, nml fo.r lmrJeu,' O:l rcnd1 ftill height (70 feel) In fi to jll ~>~ e JlO]P·frnmc llllilrilil",·~ even the colrle!il wenlhr!r, W 1th j' rnln has !allen In areas whcm It le 1 nrgr.c1 eo 1r.c 1 ve 'nns am ecnts n bushel, H wcel\!i, , , Frull output In Mlch· Prll "· lltl}lrlillg." l'r11' rJiii".J'."' O!'C II he Pl'OJlCI' numiJCJ' of.. blrd,s on n wns neerled desperutely, especial· assWillc•IJ gne tl1cy In'li'C 11 mumexp"c' t"riacreages, to rrct· ~ ~ • lgnn lhls year Is ·conslderubl~· •· '' " ·• I Iy 11Irmg the southern portion of · · • · "· c · "' lower than last ycn1·: on August: nothing new hut to tlw poullry flrHJI' of bulll·up lilier plenty of 'tile Great Plains. planterlnnrl hnrvf!sterl. P1·nte.1n mntcnt or com ns HI'· offlelnl csthnnl~s shower! . farmer llwy c•mhnrly snmn mm· heat is gcnet'llted even with the If tluwe's 'one thing WOI'SCl than luwing hay 'USDA's August crOJl report Accorrllng lo rcporls lcnl 10\VCVer, Hl ' ' . '' ·• . . • (Jears of!' 1\ 111, gl'njlCS I OWn ' r', 'Keeping liw !Jirrls wnrm in The pole·frnme houses cost l1\ast that's \vhat 'my ·wil'e claims. And she oi1ght outlook for some basic crops .. At farmers them aren't gelling the Itemperature. ncseardJ shows Ill at sour cherries off 3!l'A, swer!l clwr· Winter \VIIS nJwnys lhP hig \Vfll'l'~' about onc·thJrd Jess than COil· fo IUIOW, 'that lime, its survey showed IICI'Cages of C\'OPS Which the big 1 the r(pi!]Jne in protein con lent ill J'ies down 10'/r, and plums down of the engineers. Now, It's found vcnllonal houses. The only . heavy losses In corn, spring farms arc CXllP.cterl ·to mise ns 6 mlrl~cst?rn .slaies sin:~o 1~1'~ li'/r .. , . Rising hrearl prlcc!s get l'ltal l>ol!plng them enol In sum· crete Is In the feed room. A four· Future Farmers of Ainerica chapters in Williamston and wheat soybeans peanuts sor- their quotn. For ,one thing, young rnl1l·ll111llc~.-flom 11,,0 chy hnsis support rmm Increased mnnu· mqr is mr!l'f! imporlant. inch layer of crushorl roclt nnd 'Okemos had 2 of the best educational exhibits at the fair. nnd hny: Of. Jm.' farmers are go!ng In the cltics, In lltHlcH' on .llw uvcr:lge-:ls fncturlng nne\ riislrihuting eoRIS 1 ghum~ maj~'r 10'~· rEgg p ·oritlr·lion hegins to drop limestone beneath the deep litter Both chapters run]< high in.statc FFA c)t•cles partly because portnnce wns tile 15 ,/c- cut In the where living conditlon,s nrc n hll du: In lowct maximum tr.~J~e~n· tpnrtlculnrly lahar), plus decreas· when tfimpr•ralnrrs g£'1 ahove n:i tnllliJ>Ul 1 nverurre uJeld.IJCr ncrr!,, 1 lias ,"'Oino of its own thnl must be t I 1 t D I ti d t I i b '! ll t I I f II 011 "' ' 1 0es ,, pyom.o e . r.1g mm c?un ·y. 1. oes 1t · en ~ance ·1e. e l.• tca.JOna ng soy cans s 111 · t w ra n n is net. ually .. tui·njng oqt e~op est!· I S;J~ now engim•crs arc ilullrling observed. In winter the water oppm tumt.1es of om 4-H clubs and other youth mgamzattons? has heen such a shot-in·thc·nrm mates that arc heavily padded. J).oln·fl·amr. IH!ildini',H wllh opr.n supply must hc'keJit from frccz· lhnt what they need most now is Serving Ingham County with ~ I A I (' t· pn Is gnllnJ•ally If t I d "f 1'1 Other rcpo'rts !rom hchincl the. fronts thai look m• •>t! the best old pair, winners were 2 Units Pumt• . Foster VanVliet, first; Judy Holstein Heifer, io months old, bred January 25 Qhantity Miii,.Oans Cnusie, second; VanVliet, third; Gtlerlisey lleifei', 19 months old, ~re e & Son of Jonesvtlle heglnnmg to show up on reltll Beau Gay Cenllcm u1 1 H gls won all tl c 1 bhons for Ame1lcan markets Ia remmd housewives tered Guct 1sey In II •w lPrl by Menno AmmJCan Delame Ram llml the l1me is here fm making Mlchiglll Atllflc tl B1ee ltts Co hr tulle t and Blnc tlop sheep In teJlJCS ant] grapejUJCC opet ttlvc Inc has Ills! beer me n lile Colt 1ednle section Dr 0 0 nallonall~ wcognlzcd Stle nc1 ud M tiel & Sons of Nashville won Th1s years crop has been est! lng lo 111 tnnnu! emcn f1r m the blue 1lbbons for n~crl 1 am yc tr mated at 38 000 tons fm Michl production tcstmg cl!V!Slnn of I he hng 1 nm aged ewe yearling ewe gun Th1s ts about 23'/t less than h Ameucnn Guernsey C tttlc clt get of sire floc!< and grand last yem s hnnest but about fh!s s w s !ltsl ':i tested dnugil champwn tnm and ewe Cnrtoll 237. mo1 e than the average Im tets I ave ':i arlu Jl Jfflrwl JC Wells of VermonlvJ!lc exhibJted thr. yeats between 1lJ13 and 1952 otds I hat nvm ag-e 8 !J lllb of mtlk the hltle nhhon Conledale ram Thm e wtll he ample grapes for A True Copy and Ill Ill of f 1t Holm t L llrnkc , ltmb and pen of tJ and fed No hie local household usc HcKI•tcr n1 Poobale Top d 1ugl lc! Fonda of l ~' 1 iwrl the f rst pi tcc ewe lamb fhe The fltst Vflriety to appear on ORDER API'OlNTING TIME FOR gus Let h s 1 tr em d nf 1fl rm7 M 1e1 s won nil the Columbm the mat ket1s fl blue grape !mown 28w7 HEARING CLAIMS lb of mtll and acre folks With George MJ!tesell of nated many years ago m New provls on JS not an allotment he Cnarlotte aml David Moore of England and took the name po nts out 'l'hetefuc any pill ;.:roll wmmng the others Concord from the historic Massa ducer WJth rr zc1o allotment or an Russell Adams of Williamston chusetts community of that allotment of less than b actes entered all the rums sheep name An Ideal dessert varwty who takes advanlage o( the l'5 the Concord also ts used fm Jelly acws pellmltetl will become m jtuce and pws eligible fot puce support on til Durkees Buy Bull I Other late maturmg grape va crops pt odt1ced on the fm m Un Maunce and Norma Durkee of r1et1es which w 11 appem m com dct the 19'5'5 fmm ptr>gtGm w1th W1llmmston have JUSt purchased mg weelts ftom MJCiugan v ne it' cross compl a nee provisions n young Guet nsey stre Michl YUJ ds are the N1agat a a while anyone who ove1plants rrny allot gana F CotonatJon Sturdy from sort and the Delaware and Dmna ment WJII become mehgtble fot Otto C Hartig & II C Boehme whtch are red sorts all p1ice stJppot ts hc1emphrrslzed of Holt '!'his bull 1s out of the The mmn grape p10clucmg area Any wheat mixture re wht 1g cow MJClHgan 1 D Q Duchess in the state 1s near Lake MIChl rnrrtunty w11l be considered Cotonet and 1s sncd by Mlcht gan m the 2 extreme southwest wheat for pnce support and al gana D L Forester erly countles of Berrwn and Van lotment pmposes In Michigan Buren A large part of the crop Howe\ er any w H'al or wheat Qurck way to loosen tomato each ~ear goes to wmerles JllJce mtxtmc t sed whtle ottll green sl 1ns fm easy peeling Dip llw plants and Jell manufacturers fot pasture hay stlnge or green tomato m boJIIng water Iot a but many tons also Will be avall mamne Will not be consltlcrccl as mtmJte und then cool It at once able to housewives through food wheat m cold water stores ust 26, 1954 Page 6 5
