I • l w.,lrt~Wsgt\-~u~dcf1 Attond the Ingham County Fair at Mason, August 16-21 Wlnnar of 1954 Michigan Press The lngha,m County Ne Ganor11l Excollanco Award Ninetv·Fifth Year, No. 31 Mason, Michigan, Thursday, August 5, 1954 I 4 Sections - 24 Pages iVmvs Index City Will Pay Wunl ad:,, Po~geb 1], :i unrl li, ln~hamBackingi·Citamberlain ,Pr~vides Re~ublican Up~e~ y L Q t 1'1111 I. :·:of'! ill 111'\Vfi, Pdgl' a, Pnt·t 1; Fa1ls Half of Curb l'IIJ-:'1' I, l'.tl'l 2 to Save .,. · 1 ounger OSeS U 1'111111 II new:;, Page 5, Part 2. J•:dllorfllls, I'IIHI! 1, Purl 4. On Boulevard 1 !,11l'fl1 111'\.V,I.J, PdJ:f'B 2, :~ Hlld Mason properly ow 11 e t· H ·I, l'a11 I. ~;""~~~~.,,!~~h~V~" By Margin of 152, I .l•glll not I<'PS, I 'agP li, I'm t throughout the city will pay I; I 'o~l:~' li, 1'1111 :1; !'age~ 5 unci half of the curb ami gttl It' I' li, I'm 1 11, el'nm·n~.~.:~r~~o;~~Jl~)~;fnaWon~~~·I~g~: 'fuesrlny. J3mlw clidn' I Parker Is nner costs ott II all bott Jevm·cl. In 1111 wl· fare so well cl:wwhcJ'P, nnrl unprecedented mow, the city Donald S. Leonard, formm· council spli I. on a !i-1 vnt e I o Judge Is Hearing state pollee commissjonPt', In light voting •rueRdny, Charles E. Challlbcrlain ap let the city at htt'J~C pay $0,- won the race with 7iJ,OOO votes to the Owen parently dc!feaferl Paul C. Younger fm· tile RcpuiJiicnn nom 368.08 of the $l:d,7.1(j,l[) cost. Stod 10 wortl~ fm• iiOe; mwh .ndditionnl wor!l is lc extra; I~ARMALL F-12 tractor for snle,l Canadian Register STUD F. BAKE 11-1!J.I7 1-door r.ltL~sititHI dlsJIIay, !He nn inch. Wcclncsclay afternoon with c!ulllvatrn·, 11x3R ruhher· St urh!lml Trailers SPONGE RUBBER-Fonm, !l!lc lb. Plastic uplwlslery mnte1wl, [i4 Inches Wide, all colors fl!lc yard. Save at PX stores, Mason, Charlotte, Lnnsmg, next to Capi· tot theatre, and 311 E. Gmnd River, Nm th Lansmg. 2.3wlf TENTS-Wall tents, $22 [)5 up, umbrella tents, $22.9[) up, jlttp tents, cots, steeping bags, arr mat tresses, m my blnnlwts, comp!elc cnmpmg and sports supplies imr! PUPS for sale Springer anrl Imported long range binoculars. Ummel C.nl ITilf', 'lJoll Mooclwl Save at P. X storr•s, Mason, road, phone ~-F 12 Stocklmdgr. Charlolle, Lansmg e.nd 311 E. 30w2p Grand River, North Lansing. BLACK COCKER PUPPIES f;.;-r I ~3wtf sale, 5 WC!el\s old Mrs.• Tessie FLY RODS-$'i !l!i up. Co~pl~tc Taylor, phone Mason 2 0401 afler l!ne of 1ods, reels, nels, mmnow 4:30 P m 30w2 huclcets !Jalts, hoolcs, lmr.s, etc. __A_R_A_I-;"'"''1'"' - 3- ----t Save nt P X. stores, Mason, P '"''''" ·'--: 1. n1 JY p.na.\ee1 s Cbatlotte, Lansmg ami 311 E. nil colors, 1m es and normals Gmnd River North Lansing cages seeds and supplies Closed ' 23wlf Sumln) s Rro~lt,Jin's 13itd Shoppc ' Block Laying ltouscworl{ loshe, on US 127, time! house rlmmg- r!,1y IV"nted b}' 12 ycar BERRY BASKETS e.F.t of 1.1111 o.ul. Phone Leslie Cement wmk, masonry rcpnrr olrl Phone Mason 21•1Gl. Sharon J00-$1 90 5081. 31wl7p also Lnmpl1cre 31w1 ----·----· 500-$9.00 Bn rn hu Ildmg, warehouse DOGS-P~elc your own English nnd 131G Masou Street (on M·30l consttuctJOn, cmpenler· work WANTED-Mat uro woman on or Pomter 01 Set ler pup pres and BERRY CRATES Dansville - Phone 2291 Free esllmntos he foro September 1, Ior care or , pay me what you thmk they arc Completc-8!ic each 31wl elderly J,trly, somi-mvalld, nnd wor·t!J Cm I Dar 1ow, 1 mile north We buy nnd sell be£!s wax W. C. Charland WANTED TO BUY-100 Holsloln llglit housework No wnsltings. nncl \Ia mile cast of Amehus Cen . .. . Phone 4·5091 Holt cows nnd lteifcts rlLto August IIushnnd and wife employed, one ter. Phone AmehtiS 3821 or Ma·l ami September Gem ge Webber, I son 111 JUilllll l11gh school. Live son 4•183 31w1 Anderson Bee Howell. Phone 25fl Howell. 111 !i dnys per .woelt, week ends ELECTRICIAN WORK gum·an· 3lwl olf If desnod. Mrs Crmr;hton C. EIGIIT COLLIE Jltipples for sale, & Farm Supply l£!cc1. John Swlft Phone Mason Her 1<, 483fl West IIolt road, phone mother boulerlmo, 8 weelcs 28681. 30w2 WANTED TO TRADE, even-up IIolt 4·3~37. 31 wtf old. Pnlricin Campllell, 539 N. 965 Grovenburg Road electric range for gas range. Mcmlran roar!, Mason, phone Ma· Phone OITO 3G31 GRAVEL HAULING !Jy Mnson Home Appliance., 120 W. FAHM JOB-Mnrrlcd man de· son 2 327!l 31 wl A ml£!rson and Sons of :'rfaple, phone 2·5911. 12wt/ s1res stf'nrly Jm 111 )Oh EX· VIlle. Call Dnnsv!lte 2363. per wncccl m general f::trming. ENGLISH POINTER-3 years WANT AN ENCYCLOPEDIA for WORK WANTED- Bullclo~mg, Phone Dansv11le 2•10J. 31w1p old, re,:(Jstet Prl Also one blond $2.4!l? Two better ones sllgh tly bnc1t hoe drnglrnr., land cleat'· -----··----.. Cocker Spnme!. Both goml bncl higher Roy W Aclnms, over your tnof repaired nncl tarred ing, grading, !Jnclt filling Wilham clogs One coon hound, blad< :mel Shimmin Drug, phone 56G1 Mn ca11 Leo IIawi 1 Mrs. E.Iwarol ~" rolwl :111rl l'hilclrr•n II I. I ''I I Ill II :t' \\':J• lll'f 1111\ :\Ill I ll,• was thrown fmm the cat· and died within son Ciii:t.en I 'a tl'iol.) Mannc:e M111gus. Monday /o his homr! fmm Spnr· 111 ,r : . ,;r, lrt·f,,n• I <';t!lll' oul.'' :r II PnrlPcl I he Slmlml rr•union al During IIH!il' c:rmpin~: ModetM-75 7.5 cu. ft. Only $189.95 Model L-8 5-D s.s cu. tt. AJ:;o in '!'PI~lmieoim· ,]m:gln 'i'hl'il!s Fihm•d on the SJIOt! Only $189,.95 Se~ow the Sahara ·, ·unday-lV!onday Model M-105-D 10.5cu. ];ul.J Hnp•~- i\rll•tw 1lahl Only $399.95. ~l>~e~re Come the Girls in '1'1~chnicolm· Tues.- ~fled.-Thurs. See the Decor~tor Colors . \ ' Only International Harvester has such deJicate refrigerator colors that will do so_ much for your kitchen. See ~em and you'll know why. You'll, never be sorry you bought ·a "Decor a tor Color" refrigerator. You nwn 'l'm•slla~r mul will, love it! Also Gr1~gm•y Pl!cl{ - Amlmy Ileplnn;n in Shower Honors Social 6venls anJ Personab Nancy Page •• Ill ~I Mary Anderson Chooses Shades Of Pink, Lavender for Wedding Mr·. nncl Mrs. Clayton Hulett, Knlhy azul ,Jim were week end guests of Mr. and J\lrs. Eel Snidet• of Saginaw. 'I'Vilrrccl Kinsey nnd Mrs. Made· lynr. Malle of Delrnit spent Sun· clny witlz Mr. l\insey':-o parents,. Mr. nncl Mrs. \V, E. Kinsey. SUMMER CLEARANCE on ... Beach Balls + Snorkle Tubes ·l Warm Weather Wonders Swim Caps + Sea Bee Swim Masks I from our lingerie counter Doughboy Equipment + Sun Glasses + Goggles HOLLIDAY COTTON PAJAMAS Jlt·oztdclol h 01' J>Jisse Sizes 32 to 40 $3.98 RAYON TRICOT PAJAMAS Shortie m· Ungulzu· I.englh GoiVns Reductions Sizes 32 lo 40 $2.98 l•'inc Combetl CoUon Pllsse As Low as· GOWNS ' Sizes 34 lo 46 ' $3.50 COTTON DUSTERS SlzeN 12 lo 44 ''' OFF I $3.98 and $5.95· 1 ' NYLON ,DUSTERS Photo Supplies Cameras - Film - Bulbs SHIMMIN 24-Hour Photo Servi~e DRUG Custom Finishing ... Migrant Missionaries Okemos Church to Mark Anniversary Unity Holds More Power Complete Ingham Work lnglwm's honw m!Hsionntle~ In lht• Sp1ullsh spPaidng migrant Than Atom Bomb, Speaker Declares \1 ntlwrs 1his SlllntllPI' 111 e c•om· piPIInr: ti!Pil wmk In lite couniY l ills Wl'l'l' oiiHl nr•xf. Delltt Veidr.rmln and M<~rc!C! TlcJtCI' A Hymn for the Worlrl Council of Churches Hope of the World, Thou Christ of Great Compassion Hope of the world, thou Christ of gt•eat compassion, ·Speak to our fearful hearts by conflict rent. Save us, thy people, from consuming passion, Who by our own false hopes and aims are spent. Hope of the world, God's gift from highest heaven, Bringing to hungry souls the bread of life, Still let thy spirit unto us be given To heal ~arth's wounds and end her bitter strife. •• Hope of the world, afoot on dusty highways, Showing to wandering souls the path of light; . . Walk thou beside us lest the tempting byways Lure us away from thee to endless night. Hope of the world, who by the Cross dldst save·us From death and dark despait•, from sin and guilt; We render back the love thy mercy gave us; Take thou our lives and use them as thou wilt. Did you think a soul was invisible? Did you even suspect that it was a theological concept that only ministers could understand? · THE. CHURCH FOR ALL ••• Well, look into this boy's eyes! Do you see happiness ... the certainty' • that life is full of beauty and truth? Do you see hope ... the assurance that' ALL FOR TH:E CHURCH every tomorrow will be better than every today? Do you see courage ...... ~ The Church is tho greatest lacier cin carlh lor Hope of the world, 0 Christ, o'et· death victorious, the fortitude that will look through defeat to victory? Do you see faith .·-:-j tho building. of characlcr and good cilizenship. the confid~nce that God hears, and knows,. and cares, and helps? ,..... U is a storehouse ol spiritual values. Wilhout a strong Church, rioither democracy nor civilizalion Who by this sign didst conquer grief and vain, You're lo_oking into a soul! You're seeing the spark of Himself which" Cl.ln survive, There arG four sound reasons why God has put mto every one of us. And you're seeing it still unblemished every person should r.lllend services regularly We would be faitl~ful to thy gospel glorious: by the cares and disappointments of life. and support the Church. ~'hey arc: (I J For hio .. own sake; (2) For his children'o sal:o, (3) For the You can see a soul through your own child's eyes. But unless you give uako of his communily and nallen. (4) For Hie '" Thou art our Lord! Thou dost forever reign! that soul, a chance to gro!"' !lP with t~e body and mind that possess it •• , sake of tho Church iluell, which needs his moral and motorial support. Plan.lo go to church regu· soon you II no longer see 1t m your child's eyes;:·. and perhaps someday 1 1you'll no longer see' it in his life. ' ' larly and road your Dible daily. Boote Chapter Veraca -Georgia Harlmess . ~he Ch~rch, th_rough careful religi'ous education, de.velops that spiri Sunday ...... ,., .. Romnns 13 C·l4 Monday ... , .•.•••..••. Mntthcw 16 21-28 t"!al mner-bem,g ~luch w.e call the soul. Your child deserves the advantage Tuesday .... , ...... , Luke 12 26·34 of the Church s mstructlon. And, in church worship you will rediscover Wedneada.y, •...... Ecclolli:aotcl II 1·10 Thurcday ••••••••••• , .. Paitlms 30 1·12 ,, . ·the beauty and strength of your own soul. . ' ...... ·. Frldo.y ...••••••• • ••..• Lnmentatlana 3 22·33 Saturday ...... Mork Ia 28·34 ) This Page Is Made Possible llu·ough the Genel'osity of tile Firrtrs and Individuals Listed Below ' . Dav1s' Clothing Roy W. Adams Ware's Drug Store Pioneer Barber Shop Van's. Service Ball-Dunn Funeral Home Cowdry Healing & Ventilating ·',:C. W. Glenn & Sons • Stockbridge Leslie' Coffee Shop ' ' ' ·' Silsby Implement Co. Gamble's- Holt Wayne Miller Sales & Service The F~rriS' Company Vogt Funeral. Home - Dansville '' •, Thorburn Lumber & Coal Co. Wolverine Engineering C~. Sc~midt's Department Store Dart Manufacturing Co.· Benient Feed & Supply Service Mills Store .. ,, ' Mason City Bakery Estes·Leadley Funeral Home Dick's Sunoco Service Dart National Ba!lk · Jini' s Mar~et H& M Drive·in Cleaners • Holt Jewett Funeral Home Max McCarn . . George's Market The Farmers Bank , Ingham County News Morse's Restaurant UR TROUBLEs .. ·CHURCH AN'D LEAVE THEM THERE • • I ' • r 'I ' . . ' ·ro~ • : ' • . \ ' ' '' ~ . • . .': '' ' ' ' • . ' . MILLIONS DOJ ·· • :o.', • ./ Part 3 Rhoda Kelly Arrives in Greece August 5, 1954 Hhmln Kelly In lu l.i1 ucr.c ne u 1 CJII f!· 1 f1ii.l'' -~~ ·• ·. ·r.,. ' " r 1 '"lllntivf1 of IFYI:: Ontornutlnnul l•'n1111 li1 . • Ynuth E.xr:hanuu.) .She wn1;. chrHICII nu .t l1 r;' , •• The Ingham County News rt1Jlri!BI1111utivo bacuusc nf IWI' frlllll r' ' hndrgl'liiUHl nnd her 4~11 nchil)ld'llll'l\1. I r.. Thl• report W11r. Wlilhm hy hur ~hm th· 1 nftor her urrlvul In Gn•un1, 'jl nf WnHltlnr,:lnn Hlnle ·lo hmll'fl u 11 cnst conslsllng of Hhoncln \VORnr~N WINR IHVI:-iiON I hnvc! arrlwrl In Crei'I'C! s" mv I' shlfl Salurrlay lo go In 'J'url{cy I~lemlnfi, Gene BnrTy, Agnl!s nny Worrlcn of Drooldyn drove . I fmm NaplcH, · Mnorehencl and snmt! of lhc 1111· true IJo'YI~ experlc•nc·e IHIH IH'V,IIIt.l/ Laughs and Music Spark Fox Billings IIIR Jcnm tlw full cll~lnnr·r~ nf 27.fi llon'H mrlslnmllng new Hinging Let me ~Larl al the beginning anrl We pklwcl up a fr!llow frnrn fcot to win I hr. heavyweight ell srnsntlons, Tr.rcsn JJrl!wor, Guy relate the pn~L month to .)'fill. . Callfornln on llrc ship who wm; The w!lcl nnd lrcnclHH'IHIS vision In the hnrsepttlllnr.: c·on Mitcl)cll nnrl I he Dell Sisters. tcsl .July 17 nl lite~ r•ounly J'nlr On Juno 12 .Jol111 First of frlllin"' · nlso going 011 Jlw "Me~Hnpln," ~ 0 .Jungle of the Ammwn counlry Is I!cYE rern·r.scnlallve lo Jsr'iiPI. i . the selling for Pnrnmouni'H 'I'll!.! film i~ sr.t ngnlnsl 11 hnd~· grouncls .•Jim Mohlc~y nf M:tn· we were 8 sl ron~ going to Drln· grnunrl of the NortltWP~I timing 111111 I left home frw Wnsltingl•llt. I ·· · brand new Teclmlcolor advcnlure chcstm' plnecrl st•l'nlld, with a eli~· . . rlbl. We were luclcy, lhnt we 1 "Tl " 11 1 1 Ju t one of ILH most cxeltlng cras D. c., wll h M. H. Avery. i\lr.: c rama, • varo, w 1 c 1 s c c o I tnncc of ~ feel, G Inches. Avc!ry wns ~nlng Jo llw Nallotiiil , IC'Ollld get 2 eompnrlml•nls ilc·j open next Friday nnrl Snlurdny llll' golrl rush. 'I'Iw ~tory eoncerns HI Agents Connell 111 Wa:dlinv.·'' eausc we had a great qunntlty nt the Fox 'fhcntre. 11 slurs I~cr· n rlevoll'•l nnd muslmlly irwllncrl I~OWUmVJLU: UAS FAilt family, Miss Moorehr.ncl nnrl hr.r The I•'owiervlllc! fnlr opnncrl ton so It malic! II mosl ,,tea~:atll : Iof IL!f'~ll~c with us nil. We tried nnnclo Lamas and Rhnndn Ji'lem· rlnughler~. H h on cl n Firming, Monday nncl will l'nntlmw trip for all going by milo. In siP~fl m; hl~sl Wf' c•cntlrl. Gus hnd lng and co·slnrs Dr·lan 1\clth. II contains a CflSI of Stlci1 players 'J'cr<'sn Brewer and lhr. Bell Sis· through Salunlay. There Is 1111 In Washington we IHid nn r1r·' a duffle bng which plm:erl on n liS Lon Chancy, Tllrhnnl Denning lcrs, who upon their· arrival In aflernnnn nnd evening progrnm lcnlnllon period in prPparal iutl: suilcnsc~, mnric a good bed, sn we, ,m•. 1 Ma r·vl n Mill e1.. llll'lntlenl Dawson 'fo .Join Lite each dny, t nr go In~ to our c·nunlril's. Itt Ulll' wr.m a I1 I c to gel n go111 I n Ig I11 s Prorluc·c:d by William Pine and ltl'llli of I he houselwlrl find Jlrnl group were lh1: rir:ll'i!l ehol['() of 7ii,OOO Mlchl~:nn Loglon uttorney fot• Menominee cottnty, und AII~CIItltl Mu1Hinyt1 thi'CHI!fh Fri•IHYH 1 Next week nil hoolts honowcrl NEW FUHNl'l'UllE FROM nnh·r!H foJ' IIH! }Jw:lllon of Rl.nte onrl Carl, 11 twin, u buHineHsmnn :! ln fi till) 1 'JluutitlnYII und 'l'hurHdnYH 7 tu at tile sumrnm· honlmwhlle slop~ I OLD hy Rnymonrl F'. Yntes Is an u; Suturtlny, In ~~~ I I commnnrlm•, the Anwrlcun Lc- reslrllng In Chr.vy Chnsf!, Mnry lllUSI. lm returnml lo II nl tho reg- L!Xeol!enl book for everyone In· lnncl, A sister, Mrs, Halph Tim Ingham munly library now . glon, department. of Mlchlgun. ulltr vlsll. '!'hal. will be tlw llnnlltere~led In "rlolng" over old fur·_ Buscher, !lvcH In Mm·Inelle, while lias avullnhle 17 new pnmphletH woclt becnu;;o we mu;;t got the nlt11re. This hnol{ slwws whal A vetemn of Worlcl Wnr II, tlw fn I her, Victor, Sr., 7!1, mnl '·- . . ~ held at the club house Wednes Here's your chance to command famous. "Roclcern , day evening with all memherf. Engine power-at ilr laworf pricol What's more, Olds• present bil t one. Four mothers 1 also attended. · and ·.mobile's action-packed "ll8" features a brand-new I /. Glen Olney, Sr., Glen Olney, Jr., ·Body by Fisher, panoramic windshield, Custom-Lounge ; and Lora Olney helped Tom ' . ... 'lntoriorl, rugged new Power-Ride Chassis, directional ' Olney with his house Saturday · ·' slgnola-plus ma11Y other siandard equipment ltomsl and Sunday. I . . \ The 4·1-I livestock members met $Qve-$ave.-$ave-$ave·· . I at Deltetts and flower 'and vege Your price depends upon cholc~ of model and body style, : :. .. ·. ~ 1 J ••'. optional equipment and accessories. Prices may vary slight· table garden members with their -· leader toured the gardens Mon· l_y In adjoining ~ommunities because shipping charge~; : of 'day evening. . All prices subject to chango without notice. Check our formal James Olney has been suffer Ing with badly Infected ears. · · · . Lan-y Zenker and Kathie Fell .· OLDSMOBILE DEALER rODAYI _, of Mason visited his sister, Mrs . .. - ·:., · · , • Leota Olney, Sunday. A cousin · Collins Sales & Service ·,·.~.. ·McCarn· Oldsmobile . ' . and family. of Onondaga vlsl~d 141 W. M~p!e. Mason ··,-.: _: ~ .. :· .. ·.· r~onc ~GS~ -~~~'rt~lncy home Sunday after· Webberville left 'red Noble~ prounri 8::10 in t!Jwln, ,John Sllilrnnn, 72, who Arthur Reichert Jill! rnnl'lllng nnrl nftoJ' VllllllllJ! nil rllmlal the .'il, L11Wl;PIJCu ltnS[tltnl l\lt•s, lllyJ•I G1'11hnm Grace Smith lhe llwntoi!ll Jll'rtjnels, htt:lurlln~: laHt 'l'ltUI'HrlitY ltfll'l' lming !hero 2 n Dies Suddenly Mr~. Clarcnm O'Dell rceclvcrl slwr!p, hnrsoH, Jwnf r•atlln, rlnlry WC!t!lls, Mr•. ~liilllllln luul been wrll'll lnst 'l'hursriHY of the death eallle nnrl hugH, anrl the vcgntnhiu :;nml·lnvnlltl fot• l:l yolll'H durin!{ r•:d11n; fillllglilcr, Vlrglnin; and 2 anrl llnwm· gnrrlens, thny mel wl1leh •lw WitH Pan•rl fot· 'liy hi~ !(I'IIIHif'itllrlmJI, At His Farm Home of IJm· mnllwr, Mt•s, Emma l•'lnlt, (fui]des Varmeter, of ::ltnclthrhlf.(e, or!VC!l'nl moro nf tho parenlll nl diill(;(hlm·, Mrs. LPu St•ull, unci I ftttttrmtl ot!I'VkuH wore held At'lhtn· Heklwrt, G5, dletl sud· Mt:Cnrmll!il pnrl1 In WlillnrllHinnl huHilanrl of LitllHIIIt~. 'l'lto funct'lll fl'llm tlw c ;or~llnn Bt·ollwrs filii· fl.tlland Graham Is worltlng In fot• 11 ]mlhwlt rllnttm', '!'here wnrn WitH ~nlurrlny al (! ciaa~Mr~Wnync'l'a~~a~MH~ attendecl the Arnold reunion C~J:rn~I~~=s~~='~o=o~~~S:u:n:d:zy~e~v:eJ:li:n:g~.~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~='~~~~~~~_ Saturday at tile home of Mr. and Mrs. Dee Amold of Williamslon. Wessels Bohnet completed his summer school course at Michl· gan State Normal college 1t Ypsilanti lnst Frlr!ay. Mrs. Paulj Card completed her course al Michignn Stale college Friday. Mr. and Mrs·. William Mitchell and family of Lalce Odesm and Mrs. Lydia Switzer of Lansing .were guests Sunday of M:·. ami IMrs. A. C. Dowling, the occnsion :being the birthday anniversary FORD l of Mrr.. Dowling. I 1 Mr. and Mrs. Pnul Carrl were I Sunday dinner guests of Mr. anrl NO Used Auto Pa_.ts ·Mrs. Philip Hague of Ann Arbor. NO 1 130-H.I'. y.sLOCK V·B YES Mr. anrl Mrs. Roher! Bush an'l - family were Sunrlay visitors of the only '1·8 in its field Mr. aml Mrs. Raymond Bush o[ - Dolhw-wise motol'ists Imow they can .Tackmn nnrl Mr. aml Mrs. Ros:: BLOCK DESIGN NO Manley of Rives .Junction. LOW·fi\\CTION, DEEP· - YES count on Bud's to snpJlly them 'With dcpend Mr. aml Mrs. Pearlie Beach of I SCORE BOARD Wiilianislon were Stu~r\ay visitors tor longer engine life alJic used auto parts to Jlllt thbir cars in top of Mr. and Mrs. Rav Hartshorn. NO Louis Yuhasz, Sharon nnrl BALL-JDINT fi\OHT SUSPENSION- YES shape. Uml's has a l'C!IUtation for Jm~·inp; Eutl's has bought Johnny of Holt w,;re Saturrl:w, visitors of Mr. and Mrs. A. ,T. f:ih· pric•~s I' or cxct~[ltionally "1-!:ood" wreclwd - ·er "andling and riding Miller. tor east " cars. That's why Bnd's is Centml JU~hi- 107 Mr. and Mrs. A . •1. Miller were J ~unrlay visitors .of Mr. nnrl Mrs. LOW \.OOK YES NO . p;an's lea !ling lmyet· "of wt•cclu~d c~rs. • Bud's wrl'clietl ca!'s.for salvage Charles Kirby of Eden. TOMOI\1\0W'S LOHG, Mrs. Robert Cook and children pas:a~s thes1~ good, serviccallle·Jmrts on to YO\l since ,Jamm•·y 1, 1954. will stay in style tor years of Lapeer spent la~t week with - her mother, Mrs. Bessie Olson. NO at real down-to-t~arth JUices. Why.Jmy. mot•c NO Mrs. I{enneth Cate:; anJ chil:lren . oVER 3 2.00 SQ. \N. YES GLASS AREA I - of Vermont ville were Monday dinner guests of Mrs. Olson. · for Full-Circle IJisibiliiY Mr. nnrl Mrs. Lloyd Mnrrlocl' - NO fot• hip;h-Ilricet1 new parts? Deal and Elzie Milner were Sunday NO dinner guests of Mr. ~nd Mm. f0l\DOI'IIf11\C DRI'IE YES with R1111'P. and save! Wall.er Birchfielrl of Lamring. -••Go" To'mmy Murdock, who hml been - . . . ediate gear tor greater "·th eutomattc tnterm wi1h the Birchfields for the week VOl , YES Whether it's a motor, tmns end, returned home wilh his par· NO ents. OVERDRIVE AVAILAIILE YES ..., mission, wil!dows, body 1mrts or ac Mrs. Floyd Mitchell returned - to her job in the office of Dr. to save gas-and wear cessories you need, you can deJIIlllll Clarl1 and Dr. Clinton in Mason - NO Monday. She had hcl'n away for .R YES NO on Utul's lnrp;e selection of llal'ts to weeks because of a hrokim nnklr. ' ' '· Mr. imd Mrs. Cera! Underwood · our •nem Y •or ca cr. ·· · .i 880 :1.111111!._~~.... - ..-, .•· ------..----~~~~~~------~~~~ ~~~~cl~n~~f.s~t ~~~r.~~P~~r ~-~-...;..--.;-~-;..GREAT TV, 'F~RD:~IIEATRE,WJW, ,TH~D'AY~·g;~ ~;· M•. --·-·~-··:_··.·,;..t_· ._· M__,; .;...,n;..,··;.;.·... :_ .. . . ',,. ,, I', .~ . ' ...... , . . . . , .. , ' '/· ·. ·. . " , . , ., ', 'I Palty Anderson nm snenrllng Jlw wncl1 with llwlr• gl'llllriJln!'enls, Dansville Mr•, and Mr•s, Chesler Ben.Jnmln, Farmer Peck's ( fJcmHnu~rl from J'ngo •I) at Sliver Jnlw, Mr•. and Mr·s, J~arl Douglas of Wife Montague SJlenl the week end 1 with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur· 13ruolu;, larrie Lininger Mr. nnrl Mrs. l•'loyd Crwgl'lly ami family and Mr. and Mrs. Mil Vanderbush nnrl fnmlly of Brit· I' ton, Mr, nnd Mrs, .Tess Staats 'l'lw lll.'if uf llrn 1\f'l'lllllrrms, 1 MYF President: ' Larrie Lininger wns re-eleeled Manti son of .Jackson and Mr. nml rs, Leonard Bmnlts and rJnur:h· SIJPER RIGHT, LEAN, Tl-lr VERY BES1 prrs!tlenl of the Dnnsvlllc-Van· ler of Mnson were Sunday guests Sllllllll.l' r111d 1 Hl'r'rn to hi' hav· thmugh thai stag"c of pld LC. i.:!lviiJ scraping hnek nnrl forth. picnic dinner Sunday, August 15 with their grandparents. Diane LB. 19~ lfJ:r;J!mljil.!l 111lmliill READY 1'0 sr:r'/E Seems that we r'an never gel at Camp Kiwanis at noon. The Kuch was In St. Lawrence has· U.amh ~fe8Si ·· . EXCELLENT FOR LAMB STEW ~@~ READY TO EAT LB. c;;J 1:.1 enough of walehing him. He's picnic: is to he an all-family one. pital in Lansing last wcel1 be· '1EATY SHOULDER CUTS LB. 6£~ Smokm~ ©~m~1s st\C'h a happy little fellow. And A plnnning committee mel on cause of sic!1ncss. lamb ~~l'.l!iS he's· grrnving up so fast. Petr Tuesday evening to formulate Mrs. Grace Chamberlain of WI!· ... = brought him in this morning anrl plans for thr. occasion. Tl1e corn· liamston and Mr. and Mrs. Archie 23" AVERAGE} HAWKSBERRY said, "Show mamma what. you millce consisted of Mrs. Acthen Chamberlain of Wchhcrville were got." Out came two pink iist' Wilt, Mrs. Rex Townsend, Mrs. Thursday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. "Sum hf''S ,u smart. pur·r·;;t. . , , anrl the last of the gemnlilm f.Jmonrl Wing, Mrs. Jess Bach· Leo Rogers anrl Mrs. Sarah Rag· EA. nil lw PVr·r· suys is, 'Fur hurls: lie didn't act smnrl-a!Pck.l' man, Mrs. Harry Daman, Mrs. ers. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Chamber (II'OtliJlt 'J'V S!'I'Vir'e ut t'f'liSOit· ... Ju!il happy. Pete sairl, "Now, []ug"il Oesterle and Mrs. Wayne Jain of Ann Arbor and Mt•. nnrl • Watermelon~ nhlt• Post·, r•nll Cnnsin's Itarlio Ma, rlon'l you thinl1 he';; worth Tnylor. Mrs. Ralph Chnrnherlain of Nc\l; 111111 'I'V in Mason'!" more than all the geraniums in Recreation and vesper worship Hudson were Saturday visitors MICHIGAN, LARGE SIZE-12-PT. C/.SE $3.39 SWEET AND RIPE, CALIFORNIA, SIZE .. --:---=:------_:_.:.:''.:.:Je~w::_o:_:rl.:.:_rl.:_'i'_'------service will follow the picnic. at the Rogers home. Mr·s. 'l'hur· 3r PT. ·1 I The morning" worship service man Bowers ami chilrlren of Mil· FOR 1 BOX ng Jam County News August 5, 1954 Page 5 pn~r·crling the social event will ford were Sunday visitors nf lhr. 35c B~~c~®~ r~es comml'rnomlc the opening of the Rogers. Leo H.ogers has been .Cant~hn~pes 2 I-LB. BAG 3~c ' As John Hannah left the l'cntngon to return to the 1• presidency of Michigan Stute college Saturday he bmnchcd .:======-::;:~:;::-;:;::::-::::--;:::;-::::l;::======:::::-::-=~=...._ '<;.e"~:._ 1Mnson's biggest aog, hnd lhclr ~!">~;ow~ clny In courJ· 'l'ucsdny, nulwr nc· n new concept ot' the Nntional Gl!lml nnrl Hs pUl't in national If., ··~>('1'1 cusorl the Grent Dane of .Jump· defense. Down 8 y the ~:ot-8>"'\""'t~~...::,. lng on him nnrl lenrlng his cont. t:i~ .·, ", , Fleetwoocl denied ll nnrl ao rlld The concept was new to the Pentagon but it ha:; not been ~ his master nnrl mlstr·ess, Mr. nnd new in the United States. In fact, the Nat.iomll Guard was SYCAMORE Mrs, Mlehncl Ward, Jurigc Arlams the chief mllltm·.Y J'eliance of the nalion from it:; founding ruler! lhnt the rlog must he ellhcr tied pr )w on lensh. days until uftei' World Wu1· I. In Wol'ld Wm· I much of the One of Mld!ir::an's IH'cttleHI l'llnch of Bob Dralm's father·ln· 10 Yeurs Ago-IOH fighting Wlll:l done by divi:;ions made up Ol' made around Nu- views Is from 11w Ionla ~lllte law. lie has ml acres of cultlvrltcd hospital north rwross Ihe wlrle lH!t'rles. Lust yenr'H plci< came to LeT!.oy Leo hns chnll 1 'l'hm·sdny ew~nlngs with an nmutem• Water Will Help show bllle~l fm· Friday night, motor•· + Tractor Pulling Contests ·cycle l'lteing· Saturdaty nl'ternnon ami , ... foun,Js 1/efu/arltfuipment · . - . . Keep Poultry Cool the ,Joe Chitwood Auto ThrHI Show Saturdaty ni~o:ht., winding 1111 a fun· Whci1 the weather's hot is the (m!:l•cd wcelc. time to keep poultry cool. ·The in toe lliw JOHN DEERE 40 "Series Two-Plow Tmctors best way to do that is to l r. 7r. & r r 7" & r M rrm rAN ~.:c o( I ol nto 30w3 BIDS WANTED The Wilhnmston Commnlllt y Sr !tools, school llrsh wl "ill 1111 er1t scah d huls unlll I 00 p m Atwnst 2~ l!J~ 1, on the lollowm,.r JIIOII«'I ty, sud Jli OJIC! ty to lm sold to the successful Imide 1 on a QUI'l' CJ.Ail\1 deed aow1 1 The schoolhouse, coni shell uul srte of tho for mer ___:______Whitcomb school, located on South Wlllmrnston wnd 2 'IIm schoolhouse mul srtc of the formct Alwrs school, locntccl on llmldt•) 1oncl 3 'lhc schoolhonso, coni shod mul srtc of the former l\le1 hllnn Ccntm school, lorn I ell on 1\lt 1 ullnu 1ond 4 'Ihe schoolhouse and srtc of the former Fuller school, loullctl on Nm ih Wllllnmston 1 oad All huls m c• to he so mm lmd, scah d, uncl cnclosccl In rm cn\clo11e ndch esscd to: Wllllnmston Connnmuty Schools 201 School Sli ect Willlnmston, 1\llclngnn All hills will be o)lcncd at the tr.g ulat meeting of the board of ccluc"llon Sc)Jiembet IS, 19'i:l 'l'he bmn1l Jesmvcs the right to reject 1lny 01 all hills Successful hul!lm s will be so notified "'Ill r~llowecl fifteen duys m whtch to com)lleto the ucceptupco of the sale U)Jon failme to do so, the bonul will offer tho 111 O}lerty to nnot hm bidder. Leg a 1ces• .· Ealon !Utplrls. Jo'nod prPservalion Ruth Canute Is New Brown, mother of the bride-elect, Itri'IH'd llllllll' Tlnmalay allt•t'llltOI! arter a :2-weteb; visit with Mrs. Mllrircd Bauet· of Adrian, Saslmi<'IIPWan, Canada, Mr. nnd Gw•sls of llu• (JPSIPr'if'S \Vf'l'l' --Agnes Howe and ,TI•an Lovette IH'I' lltnllH•r·, Mr~:. ,\i~tu•:: Clll~sdtll. ' '' • Mr. and Mrs. M. C. w G If Auxiliary President mother of the fulut•e bridegroom, Mts. Chet Yocum unrl Lena Lane !\It·. and J\lr~. !lay l'erldns ~IIIli Mason; and ,Tunir'e Miller•, JJur:;h:; omen 0 ers C:tlli[llo<'ll ol IYJcolllpili:-;, Tc•tflli'Sst•e, and Mt'i'i. Rose Bullet· or f•trnlly Mr ·tncl Mr~ hnws hr01 Mr:,, Hut11 Canute nf Mason Is Mn;. llussell Bmwn or New Yorlc of Jllinois and Mr. and Mrs. Ber· ' , , . • . · '. , : ·. •' ·,. ,• · Wagner ami .Juan Up ion, Wil· •, ll.\l'tslllnt:, 'i'<'llllt'c:c.t't', spent Saturday night wilh Mr::;. n!e Burling of Chchansl', Illinois. mer •• r.lll f,,_mtl:t' Mr. dlHI _Mrs. Ll· IIams ton. Clnllllng- Diam~ Fe I· A G f I he new preslcicnl of the Buell· City, Miss Gertrude Ludwlcl( anrl Clt;lt[r•s ].'. St•r•lt•y, St•. GuPsls were pn•scnl frnm WPh· ~nPI' Sr.,·~wlJPI~l anr~ f.:~n.uly, ~r·. ion, Slncl!ill'icige; Lois Kuiues, re uests 0 Hcasoncr Post No. 2:Jtl American 1\h·s. Vera Evans of Lansing, Mrs. l\11tlt:tnH'ri 1-:.utuo of B:tlmtin, Pel'sian Gulf, :;punt the hl'rvlll!!, J~owlervillc, Williamston, •tnd Mt ... Mil.tn W.tl!t rlnd Lim· !Joil· Je·ln B·tkcr I ·ii. , li !Legion Auxiliary at Iloll. '!'he Harold Iluli of Chlcngo, Mrs . 11 1\'<'t•k t'tHI :ts IIH• u,ttc•:-;1 rtl l\llt•. and Mrs. J{m:sell M. Bt·own of Wayne and Toledo. Ohio. lly Mt· 'lltrl Mrs hmes Ann ' ' ' ' ' ,es c, ' r Oth Cl b 1!!5•1·55 officers were installed Hlll'hl Kruse or Lllehflcld, nml ajl Ill J(c slr:ong, Ci;lrenr·~ ll~Jl·[;all, ~1r. unri Joyce Mdrlrir·n, Williamston. Wedncsrluy night al lhc home of Mrs. V. J. !3town, Mbs Dorothy N•w Y111'k C'tly al llH• IHJl!ll' ol Mr. nrown':; pm·ents, Mr. and er u s Mrs. Merle !';wan :11Hl M1·. mHI Duiry-,Joyl'C Wilsrllt, Richard Mrs. Marguerite Marks, new Brown, Mrs. l~tchard Drown, Mrs. 1111':,. \'.,I. l :t·owtl. TIH• Kanno family is engaged in the :-;hip Mrs. Jlarry King nf LP::Iie and Wheeler and Pete Lovelle, Ma· The Mason Women's Golf cluh first vice-president. .Jim llrown, Mrs. Roger I
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