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N U M B E R 17 BUCHANAN, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1938 SIXTY-NINTH YEAR 1st. NAT. BANK TO PAY FINAL DIVIO END Payments Total Dr. Dunning, President Alma College, Commencement Speaker 104.87 Per Cent Drop Dividend Senior Play Future Farmers Maroons Win in Grade Pupils Mark Pan-American Sixth and Final Dividend o f Now H ere’s Plant Redbud Trees on Common Stock $56,000 Coming Within ar Meet Next Month Coming May 13 The Future Farmers of Ameri Day by Letters to S. America School Stockholders of the Clark the Equipment company received ca of the Buchanan high school W. R. Payne, receiver o f the Rev. W. H. Brunelle to De Win 1 0 'Out of 11 Firsts- in statements this week announcing agricultural department planted Send Letters to Private First National Bank of Buchanan, Proposition liver Baccalaureate Address Meet with New Buffalo, ’ROUND ABOUT a small net profit of $26,210.01 for Sunday, May 29 redbud trees on the trail last Fri Berrien Springs School in Maracaibo, BUCHANAN the first quarter of 1938. The announces that the sixth and final day, 12 boys under the direction Venezuela common stock dividend was omit dividend payment representing an of Clarence Danger planting sev By JOHN SCHULTZ . i ------The 193-> commencement season Saving Old Trees ted but the preferred stock divi 8 per cent dividend and a partial for Buchanan high school will eral large ones along the Mocca- [ Coach Johnny Miller’s Buchanan; An interesting project carried Two of Buchanan’s most ancient dend of $31,851.75 was paid, al sin bluff drive. interest dividend of 4.87. per cent - Uncle start off with the Senior play on tracksters won their first meet of on by the local schools in the past and honorable residents, the giant though it exceeded the net earn oak on the lots of Dr. H. C. Fred ings. will be available within the next Hank J Friday evening, May 13, when the the season Friday afternoon on the ■ month was the observance of Pan rickson at 206 West Front street thirty days. selected cast of seniors Will pre Bankers to Meet home cinders by piling up a sizable American Day on April 14, with ! and of Miss Clara Sabin at Oak Since 92 per cent of the original sent “The Nut Farm.” margin over Berrien Springs and the definite objective of promoting and Third street are reported to deposits had been paid in the five The finale will be the commence in Blossom Fete be recovering satisfactorily after preceding dividends,, this an ment on the evening o f Thursday, New Buffalo in a triangular meet, international relationships. Feature Drum, 'Eight hundred bankers, none of a series of serious operations, in nouncement means that the bank June- 2, when the graduates will Led again by Earl Stevens, who | Letters were written by the lo- them superstitious, are expected cluding the amputation of quite a is to pay depositors 104.87 per receive their diplomas and will accounted for 20 points with four \ cal grades and sent to the pupils to attend the annual Blossomtime number of limbs. The oak at the Bugle Contest cent or their deposits. The pay near an address by Dr. Dunning, bank convention to be held at the firsts, the Bucks steadily piled up j Of a .private school maintained by home of Dr. Fredrickson is easily Kalamazoo Presbyterian minister ment aggregates $56,000. A fur- Whitcomb Hotel in St. Joseph, a lead that their opponents had]an oil company in Maracaibo, one of the m03t handsome and who was recently elected president at Flower Fete ther notice will be sent out as Friday, May 13, representing no chance to maten. Altogether' Venezuela. The project was pro striking trees in town and the soon as the checks are ready for of Alma College. Rev. W. H. Bru largest in point of girth circum We sure got hard times ahead oi Group Eight o f the Michigan file Millerites accounted for lO out j m°ted by the grade supervisor, delivery. The depositors are urg nelle will deliver the baccalaureate ference, after the removal o f the Northwestern University us here at Glendovry the crops address on the evening of Sunday, of the l l possible victories. . Miss Helen Graves, with the co- ed to have their receivers' certifi Members of the profession are Stevens stepped over the high | operation of the grade teachers, giant elm from the home o f Mrs. Band to Heed Parade, of cates available at the time of this area all goin’ to be so good we May 29. expected from Michigan, Indiana, hurdles in the time of :18 for hisj Extracts from the letters follow: W. F. Runner. The oak on the lot 60 Floats, and 1200 second notice, so that they may The all-school exhibition of of Miss Clara Sabin has the dis can’t keep the prices up. Chicago, New York and other first victory. Earl looked his -best I Dear Friends in Venezuela: Musicians obtain their cheeks promptly and work will he held May 20. Senior tinction of being the tree after places. Golf will be enjayed in in the high jump. He cleared 5 Yesterday our teacher told us thereby expeditethe delivery. Al examinations will be held May 25 which Oak street was named. Or “MODDURN” the morning, informal lunch at feet 9 inches. In the 220 yard, dash i tbat April 14th was Pan Ameri- A drum and bugle corps contest so there are still in , the hands of and 2G. The Junior-Senior Prom rather, it is the last of a group of Oh, where, oh where, is that inde noon, business in the afternoon, he sprinted the distance in ;25,8. i can She thougn it would be featuring crack organizations the trust 1310 checks representing will be held May 27. three after which the street was dinner in the evening, and a floor His last first place was in the nioe -if we would write you a let- from two states and drills by the depositors’ shares Of previous div cent picture named. It is the second largest show and dance at night. D. W. broad jump. He won this with a j ter. L t As a pleasure to write to internationally known Jackson The boys used to peddle about on 'tree In town and the only oak on idends. It is hoped that all these Ewing, cashier of the Union State leap of 18 feet. . .1 people who live in South America. Zouaves will attract thousands of the sly?— Financial Paper Oak street. will be claimed before the termin To be caught with the goods was Bank, is in charge of publicity A slow track and a strong head-, will, tell you some things we persons to Filstrup Field in the ation of the trust early in June. 'do. / :" The Davey-trained tree surgeons to come under stricture, and- entertainment. All of the wind hampered the- runners in no evening following the giant Blos Mr. Payne states tnat the total Lists Clark in Our boys and girls, are very who operated said that nearly all So they slipped it along with a members of the Berrien County small way, and. consequently no som parade on Saturday,. May cost of liquidation has been legs much interested in your country, trees in towns are half starved wink of the eye. Bankers Association are to act as outstanding marks Were produced 14 th. ■■.■■■■ than 7 per cent. Total cash col 13 Best Earners and would like to know more, from lack of normal nutrition, be a reception • committee. The gen in the races. The parade itself will have 60 lected during the liquidation per Marshall Doak, Buchanan ace about' it. The school here begins in cause the crop of leaves i3 burned And that which went with it— the A recent issue: of the Michigan eral committee in eliarg. 'nm- floral floats and m ore: than 20 iod from assets and stock assess shot-putter, tossed the shot 43 the fall for you know we have four annually instead of rotting and . off-color story Manufacturer and Financial Re prise: C. I. Monroe,, priaiaent, of bands with a membership of 1,200 ments was $525,650.96, Offsets cord contained an article on the feet 2% inches. Lei ter and Beck Seasons; spring, summer, fall and mulching about the roots, Do furtive recitals descant on it the First National Bank of Wat- musicians headed by the North allowed on assets totaled $48,- /'"*■ final report for 1937 of corpora looked very good for their first winter! We study about the things yet? . ervliet; D. W, Ewing, cashier of The oak of Oak street received western University Band of 100 049.14. Total losses charged off / tions in Michigan, which places appearance, j the countries across the sea eat Why haven't you heard— they are the Union State.. Batik; Harry special feeding through the injec members. aggregated $142,080,13. Thefel the Clark Equipment Company of The relay race was not held, and their habits. Then in June we both in their glory Hogue, president of the. Eau tion o f fertiliser in holes drilled in Listed in the drum and bugle which the local plant is a unit, as and Olily two places were given have our vacation. We go to the are no remaining uncollected as- \\ Right on the front page! . of the Claire State Bank; Lawrence Val the vicinity o f the tree. contest are units from Royal Oak, among the thirteen companies In the high hurdles because the lake, to the city, on hikes, to the sets. ' \ Ladies’ Gazette. entine; cashier of the Berrien Three Old Books Dearborn, Lansing, Eoorse, Mus .showing the greatest earnings. Others were eliminated. circus and many .Other places. Springs State Bank; .Bussell Jen Three books that would delight kegon, South Haven, Flint and The local company is classed with .Buchanan will travel to Paw Our games are football, basket- nings, cashier of the People's .a bib—a bib—what’s the word! Adrian in Michigan, and Misha National Steel, Standard Oil of Paw to meet their cinder team pall, tennis, London bridge and Oh, yes, a bibliophile— three book’s The Library “ This is a very modern book,” I State Bank, Bridgman; Olaf Bre- waka and South Bend in Indiana. heard a young Buchanan woman Indiana, Burroughs Adding Ma Saturday, May 7. Let’s as many many others. Our most common,' that would delight any bibliophile witz, assistant cashier of the Ben trees are oak, maple, elm, box- The Adrian Ladies’ Corps of 24 remark recently, in. discussing a chine, Motor Products and Oliver go as possible. i were brought into the Record of Over a score of excellent bookv ton Harbor State Bank, elder, and mullberry. We have members were national champions current best-seller, “It sure comes Farm Equipment. Summary of events: — ; fice recently by William BrodricK, for young people were given to the peonies, roses, daffodils, and in 1936 and were state champions right out and calls a spade a A survey of such concerns re High Hurdles Stevens (B) all over 100 years old. library by Boo and Jane Habicht. narcissus. We have many instru in 1935, 19,6 and 1937. spade.” veals that aggregate net profit in Mary Beardsley first; Lyons (B) second. Time, :18. The oldest is a history o f the The Handsome Library bulletin ment?. Some of them are the fife, The Jackson Zouaves are one of Meaning of course that the 1937 was 5434,702,099 as compar 100 Yard Dash—Trapp (B) War of 181.2, written-by J. C. Gille- board which may be seen in the clarinet and harmonica: We have the most colorful drill units in the book had the risque flavor that ed with net profit for the same Presents Recital first; Doak (B) second; Mierau land, and published in Baltimore office of the window o f the city many beautiful songs. We like the world today. They have carried off might or might not deserve the corporations in 1936 of $462,450,- (BS) third; Michael-(BS) fourth, in *1817. It is a second edition. The clerk was painted without charge Miss Mary Louise Beardsley, Spanish songs. We would like to honors in practically every vet term “frank,” hut that is undoubt 182, a decrease of approximately time, :ll.l. elaborate title begins “A History by Rex Rifenberg. Buchanan girl who graduates from know about your instruments and erans parade within recent years, edly good box office. All apart $27,750,000. The drop in aggregate Mile Run.—Busse (BS) first; M. Of the Late War Between the Wanted, A Desk Olivet College in June, will give music. We are glad to have friend and were the boast of Europe from the right or wrong, is there dollar profits, however, is far less Rauch (B) second; Doming (B) United States and Great Britaan.” The Buchanan Public Library is her senior piano recital Wednes ly neighbors. when they paraded in various cities any basis for the claim that books than the drop in profits by individ third; Pennell (BS) fourth. Time, Although present-day historians in need of a desk for the librarian. day Evening April 27th, at eight Do you have recess in your there. The Zouaves will be a fea "frank" in matters of sex deserve ual concerns, due to the fact that 5:09. are inclined to pass that conflict A flat-top desk, with, drawers on o’clock, in the Congregational school ? We have such fun on ture of the drum and bugle con the term “modern,” in comparison certain larger corporations boost Shot Put—-Doak (B) first; Bafii- off as rather half-heartedly fought, each side would be most desirable. Church at Olivet. Miss Beardsley, these lovely spring days. W e jump test with more restrained picturiza- er profits sufficiently to offset re ton (B) second; Nightllnger (BS) the report o f Mr. Gilleland is Anyone having such an article and ductions by smaller concerns in who has majored in music, during third; Cerney (NB) fqurth. Dis rope, play marbles, play baseball In order to keep in shape this tions of life? enthusiastic throughout. In ac organization drills three times Willing to part with it tor a mod greater numbers. the four years at Olivet, has play tance, 43 feet 2% inches. and run relay races. Sometimes y e There is notmng neW about such cordance with his preface state each week.', throughout the year, erate figure should call Rev. W. The profits for 196 and 1937 are ed at numerous concerts here and Pole Vault—Trapp (B) and quarrel, too, and that does not frankness. The old Greeks took it ment that “ it Is only from those and its exhibition of formations is H. Brunelle, telephone 163. compared in the article, showing in neighboring cities and is a Russell (B) tied for first; Leiter please our teacher. She wants us as matter of course that they important actions that shed honor the talk of every parade. Charles Bailey has donated to 67 corporations out of 114 having popular soloist on the Olivet Col (B) third; Taylor (BS), Robinson to learn to live together in a . didn’ t even have a word for it. The on our country that instruction Blossom Week from May 7 to the library “The Story of The Air a decrease in profits over the year lege Weekly Radio program, over (BS), and Michael (BS) tied for peaceful way. details of the cult of phallic wor can be derived,” he writes chiefly 15 is chuck full of events. For the ship” by Hugh Allen. 1936, with 47 showing an increase. station WELL. The recit.al pro fourth. Height, 9 feet 6 inches. Spring is here now and the buds ship would give our present-day of the “brilliant victories of artist there are the photo salon at The local Christian Science For 1937 the Giark company gram, will consist o f: 440 Yard Dash—Hamilton (3). are out. No one is wearing snow- purveyors of pornography some American.: arms,” while dismissing the Hotel Whitcomb and display society has given to the library in Showed $1,166,515, and for 1936, Bach; 1 .first; Suit (B) second; Stover suits any more. It seems" queer to ideas they never thought of. as unimportant events not so of color work at the Y. W. C. A, addition to a subscription to the $513,318; some of the other com Wo 1 Tempered Clavichord. (BS) third; Woods (BS) fourth. us that it is autumn in southern Shortly after I came to Buchanan creditable. '.T> of Vaughn Shoemaker, Chicago live newspaper, '“ Christian Science panies of interest given are Chry Prelude and Fugue E flat Time, :57.4. South American. Here the buds ten years ago I was gleefully told An abridgment Of Washington Daily News cartoonist, who is now Monitor,’,’ a copy of “Life of Mary sler Corporation, 1937, $50,729,- minor. , Low Hurdles— Lyons (B) first; have returned to the trees and by one student of "literature” that Irving’s "Life of Christopher in Europe sketching the poiicitcal Baker Eddy” by Lyman P. Powell, 211; 1936, $62,110,543; New York Prelude and Fugue C major. Trapp (B) second; Shafer (BS) birds from the South are singing 'a translation of accounts of high Columbus,” published in 1833 is Situation. . Central, 1937,. $6,352,612; 1936, Beethoven; Sonata Op 81 a. third; Michael (BS) fourth. Time, gaily. life in the Roman empire some ,- another of the exhibits. Other features are Rubinou and The Buchanan Public Library, 2 $8,933,175; Pere Marquete, 1937, Chopin; Ballade in S minor :28...... Tomorrow is Pan American 000 years back was being slipped But by far the most interesting his '$100,000 violin on Monday has received an interesting con $1,664,032; .1936, $2,752,406. The Op 27 ■ High Jump— Stevens (B) first; Day. In the United States we cele from hand to hand under , cover is a Lindley Murray’s “English night, Farmers’ Day and boxing signment of hew books, including Reo Motor showed a net loss of j Saint-Saens; Variations in the Simpson and Beok (3 ) tied for brate this day because we want all among some of the best educated Reader” published in 1817. This contests on Tuesday, the Queens’ such current favorites as the best $1,982,293 for 1937 besides a net theme by Beethoven Op 35. second; Habicht (B ) and Night- the American countries to be people, The book was said to be work, is by one of the famous ball and coronation Wednesday, seller, “Joseph in .Egypt” by Joss of $1,399,125 for 1936. ! In the last number Miss Beard linger (BS) tied for fourth. Height friendly as neighbors should be. very expensive and very risque textbook. writers of America, the juvenile parade and ball Thomas Mann, “Action at Aquila” ; —Exchange. sley will be assisted by Miss Marie 5 feet 9 inches. . We have been talking about Pan The difference between the years ranking in that respect with Noah Thursday, the pet parade and by Hervey Allen, R. F, D. by McNeil. 220 Yard Dash—Stevens (B) America this week in school. We ago and. today is that now the Webster and McGuffy. mardi gras parade with huge rub Smart. i first; Banke (B) Second; Shafer have learned about the Pan Amer book would be issued as a "Book ican road that is in construction ber grotesques on Friday. The list follows: of the Month.” And called “Mod- Postpone Date of (BS) third; Mierau (BS) fourth. Allen, Action at Aquilla; Buck Two Great Stars Time, :25.8. through Mexico, the development durn” to boot."But it seems that Americanism to Be This Proud Heart; Mann, Joseph 880 Yard Dash—Leiter (S) first; of the Pan American airlines, and the Romans had all the ideas. Community Sale in “ Bordertown” The School World in Egypt, two volumes; Roberts, Morris (B) second; Cerney (NB) have given a play called "Christ Local movie fans who rank Theme of Program Helene Louise Spatt'a, Michigan Victoria Four-Thirty; Wallace, In the surveys of literature, third; Hess (B) fourth. Time, Of the Andes.” In geograph we Paul Muni as the greatest of the State College senior applied Grit-A-Plenty; Burti3, Haunted. covering several thousand years, The date of the first community 2:20.1. study the two American contin The Auxiliary of the Veterans current crop .of actors will be in science student from Buchanan, is Airways; O’Henry, Ransom of Red such literature reappears from auction sale, first planned for Ap Broad Jump— Stevens (B) first; ents this year. Our newspapers of Foreign Wars will sponsor an terested in his appearance in serving on the music committee Chief; Criss, Betty Lee in Paris; time to time it is called “ erotic,1 ril 36, has been postponed indefi Michael (BS) second; Leiter (B) and radio are giving space and Americanism program at their “Bordertown” at the Hollywood for this year’s graduating class Sherman, Mistress .Madcap; Eliot, “decadent,"—but not modern. In nitely while the committee of the third; Keiterhouse (NB) fourth. time to Pan American Week. hall Friday night, with a potluck as a guest feature May 2; Play Which is holding its commence Vanishing Comrade; Eliot, Storey comparison with it the mood of Buchanan Progressive Association Distance, la feet. How is the Highway of Friend supper preceding at 6:30. There ing opposite Muni will be another ment ceremonies Monday, June 13, Manor; Taggart, Little Grey Victorian restraint Is a3 modern investigates the methods of other Team points: ship, coming along? We read will be a social session and bingo great star, Bette Davis. Both ac Governor Frank Murphy will House; Curwood, Valley of Silent as the streamlined, deisel-motored communities which have been suc- Buchanan - ___ ._—______90% about it in our Weekly Reader. We in addition to the program. Guests tors are academy award winners, address the graduating class in Men; Yutang, The Importance of train. cessful, Berrien S p rin gs_—_____ 23% think this highway will be the are expected from Benton Harbor, the college’s 80th annual com Living; Smart, R. F. D.; Huber- The next meeting of the Asso- and this> *s the onlY film in which New Buffalo ___:____ 4 means of bringing closer friend St. Joseph, Niles and possibly mencement’ program. Approxi man, The Labor Spy Racket; elation will be on the evening of | they aPPear together. , ship between the Americas. other points. mately 640 graduates will receive Adams, Epic of America; Chase, City Dads Consider Thursday, May 5. We wish that you would write Mrs. Ervin Wells, auxiliary degrees. Mexico; Day, Life With Father; to us and tell us all about •your president, will make an address of William Si. Habicht, a graduate DeKruif, Men Against Death; Buying Burks Bldg. school, * welcome, with a response by of the Buchanan High School, Halliburtan, Seven League Boots; 3 Buchanan Boys I Tight-Wadding It Through Europe j) Yours, in friendship. Commander Hendricks of the Bu Buchanan, Michigan, was a guest Jeans, Mysterious Universe; 20,- chanan V. F. W. Mrs. Charles 000 Years in Sing Sing by Lawes; The city commission will have Go to Boys’ State "Nothin at all,” he said, “The of honor at the recent Engineer CHAPTER XXXV . Ellis will present a piano solo. Munthe, Story of San Michele; under consideration at their May city of Stockholm will pay for it.” ing Dinner at Cornell University, By HAWES Milk Fund Benefit The main talk will be made by Quiller-Couch, Oxford Book of meeting on next Monday night, I felt rather abashed by such having won a place on the Dean's Buchanan will be represented by It was a memorable afternoon William Burgoyne, Buchanan English Verse; Sandburg, Abra- arrangements of some sort to generosity, and wanted to say List in the College of Engineering three boys at the Boys’ State to for me—the one I spent riding Hollywood May 11-12 Spanish-American war veteran. hetm Lincoln, the Prairie Years; transfer the city headquarters something complimentary as part with an average of more than 85. be held at Lansing June 16-25 un about the newer developments of Miss Alene Doyle will present a He expects to receive a B. S. Strachey, Queen Victoria; Wain, from the present location in the pay at least for the courtesies I der the auspices of the American Stockholm, the social frontier of House of Exile; Yeats-Brown, former Pears building to the The Hollywood Theatre has an vocal solo. R. E. Shull, tri-county degree in mechanical engineering Legion. Kenneth Phlscator was the world, With P. Crossland of the had received. Lives of Bengal Lancer; Sheean, Burks residence property at the f‘I have noticed that especially nounced that the romantic musical adjutant, will speak. A Girl In 1940 from the School of Me chosen from the junior class by Small Housing department. ^ Personal History; Collins, Ama corner of Front and Oak streets. your young men seem proud of comedy, "Everybody Sing,” will be Scout troop will present a history chanical Engineering. the high school faculty at the re All that I have written of he Habicht holds a John McMullen teur Photographer’s Handbook. Mayor -C. J. Wilson stated that What Sweden Is doing,” I said, given on the evenings o f May 11- o f the flag. The program will quest of the Legion, and Lawrence told me, or gave me • Swedish Regional Scholarship; In the event they decide to pur "They seem to think that Sweden 12 as a benefit for the Parent- close with the "Star Spangled Zupke was chosen from the Sons pamphlets from which, with the Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Snyder had chase the building, their move is the lucky country of the world Teacher Association Milk fund. Banner.” Bingo will follow. of the Legion. Shirley Bauch was aid o f my wife, I could decipher it as their guests Sunday until' Tues will likely be to submit the pro today." This will be the third annual milk selected from the junior class by myself. There came a time In the H. C. Sun. School day Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fry, South position at a city election, either There Was a sort Of jerk in fund benefit by the Hollywood. , Mrs. Glenn Granger, south the Buchanan Faculty Club which course of my brief stay hi the Bend. at a special poll or at the next Queen City of the Baltic that I Crossland’s shoulders as I said it— Bend, arrived yesterday to visit To Start Earlier will sponsor him as a delegate, two days with her daughter, Mrs. general election. had to say goodbye to all this. like a soldier coming to attention. Mrs, Viola Thompson of Water- vliet visited Sunday at the home Mack Widmoyer and family. Beginning Sunday, May C. J. Wilson had as his guests The commission will also make . Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hamblin and As Crossland discharged the "Why not?” he said, "W e are of Mr. and Mrs. John Runyon and Hills Corners Christian Sunday at the Cubs-St. Louis baseball a final decision on the substitu Mrs. Lou Hamblin arrived home taxi under the shadow of the going ahead in the betterment of Miss Donna" Thompson was a Mr. and Mrs. John Runyon had school will start Sunday school at game at Chicago Sunday the tion- of ah oil preparation for Saturday cven'ng from Manchest- _great tower of the beautiful Stacl- our people in peace. For Sweden guest of Harley Runyon at the as their guests Sunday Will Head 10 a. m. instead o f 10:30 as in the members of his bowling team o f chloride for treating the streets er, Iowa, where they had motored huset, I asked him what the there is neither war within or Carp Runyon home in Buchanan. and family of Watervliet. past few months. the Buchanan league. of the city this summer. Thursday. charge was. *t (Continued from page 4.) / ^'''•■aeiWMIUFF* THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1938 £ a g e t w o THE BERRIEN COUNTY RECORD
been ill for several weeks, is hav Miss Marie Barber spent Sun family spent Sunday in the Harry Win. Mrs. Andrews was formerly Mesick, Mich., near Traverse City. play, ‘‘Country Lights,” at the ing her teeth extracted, hoping it day with her mother, Mrs. Will Williams home. Mildred Newsom, daughter of Mr. Miss Elsie Weimann was a schoolhause Friday evening, April guest at dinner Sunday at the Im iM t ©nunty Sirrnri! will improve her health- Harroff. Mr. and Mrs, Lysis Nye, F. A. and Mrs. Arthur Newsom. 29. Published by Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Gilbert were Mrs. Ella Bristol and Mrs. Don Nye spent Saturday with Mr. and The Portage Prairie Grange was home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bose of T t n c RECORD PRINTING COMP ANT na Bristol, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn host to the county grange masters’ Widdis. E d i t o r ...... W. C. I iawei guests of Mr .and Mrs. Carl Ben Mrs. Elba Powers, near Niles.' Dayton visited Friday evening Business Manager . . . A, B. McClure son, at Galien, Thursday. Hushower, Mrs. Richard Dellinger Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shilton and birthday party at the Bertrand Mr. and Mrs. W. F, Eisele were with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rose. Entered as second class matter November 20, 1919 Mrs. Olive Hanover and mother, and baby and Elmer Rolff and grand children were Sunday visi-1 town hall Friday evening, with business visitors in St. Joseph, Miss June Hartline was a guest Buchanan. Michigan, under the act of March 8. 1879 Mrs. Dunham, and Mrs. Dale Han ! mother spent Sunday at the Floyd tors in the Ora Briney home. 155 guests representing eight Tuesday. Sunday and Sunday night at the over motored to Sawyer Tuesday Rolff home. Mrs. Peter Frizzo and friend, granges. A regular grange pro Clarence Councilman spent the home of Miss Mildred Rose, ac and spent the day visiting friends. Little Doris Rolff, daughter of Mrs. Arvon of Evansville, Mr. and gram was held, tdgether with, a week-end with friends, at Indiana companying her to school Mon James Hanover was in Lakeside Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rolff, is im Mrs. Virgil Swisher of Niles spent social time and refreshments. The polis, Ind., returning Sunday eve day. • Tuesday on business. proving from illness. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur next regular meeting of the Port ning. Dr. Gamble removed a small The Hills Corners Home Ec. club Callers at the home of Mr. and Chapman. Ed Chapman was an af age Prairie grange will be held ini Mrs. Edwin Rough, formerly of skin cancer from the lower lip of was well represented at the Mrs. Arthur Rose Sunday after ternoon caller. the town hall Friday, May 6. I Portage Prairie, is ill at her home Mr. Joseph Proud the first of last noon were Mr. and Mrs. Will & ALIEN NEWS Achievement Day program at Ga Mr. and Mrs. Carl Erlandson of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Elsele on -1 In Niles. week and we are happy to report lien Tuesday. tertained at dinner Sunday, their Dempsey and Mr, and Mrs. Loland Chicago spent Sunday with Mr. I William Findel of Glendora re Conrad, he is doing fine at this time. guests being Mr. and Mrs. Glenn ; The grades taught by Mrs. H. Mrs. Forest Potter was called to and Mrs. B. O. Peterson. | cently purchased the old Daniel W. Moyer of Kalamazoo, Mr, and Mi'3. ^Hohman and Miss Gladys James I Arkansas, last Wednesday by the John Russell and Stanley Dic BOone farm of 80 acres from B. C. Chase of Galesburg, Mich,, presented the operetta "Hansel j illness of her father. Olive Branch key, Mrs. Albert Dickey were Philip Boone. The farm is a mile Mr. and Mrs. M. PI. Vlte and two Correction ‘and Gretel" at the P. T. A. Fri Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Rictor, Baro- Wagner News shoppers Saturday in South Bend. west of the Hall corners on M-60 sons, Mr, and Mrs. W. E. Baker day evening in the school audi da, were Sunday afternoon callers Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Hutchinson Mr. Findel is to place a tenant on and son, Mrs. Addie McLean of torium, which was enjoyed by a on Mr. and Mrs. Will Renbarger. Sixteen members' of the Wagner and Mrs. Paul Smith and son, Rex and daughters, Grace and Virginia the farm. In the report published In Uie "large crowd. of Niles, Mrs. Lysle Nye and F, A, Chicago. The dinner honored the Mr. and Mrs. H. Phipps Delivet Grange attended the Master's spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Cuthbert of April 14 issue of the Record of a birthday party at the Bertrand Claude Holmes in Gary. Nye were Sunday afternoon call birthday of B. C. Chase, ; Mr. and Mrs. Ward Daughton are guests of their grandparents, Bridgman spent Saturday evening gunshot wound accidentally in hall Friday evening. ers in the Sam Hampton home. The Portage Prairie Evangelical •are moving on their farm on M-60 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McLaren of with the former’s parents, Mr. church circle, consisting of the curred by Earl Derflinger, it was •which they recently purchased. Prof, and Mrs. Paul Harvey are Charles Dickow has received South Bend were Sunday visitors and Mrs. Gene Cuthbert. IMrs. Frank Klasner entertained word that his nephew, Tom Quirk, in the Russell McLaren home. Mr. Pathfinder and Willing Worker . stated that the gun. was discharg entertaining this- week, Mrs. Ro John Martel! incurred a broken Ihe Jolly Bunco Club at her home Jr., is ill with pneumonia in a and Mrs. John Clark and children Sunday school classes, met last ed when it was accidentally bert Thurston and Mrs. Ina Davis, Portage Prairie ankle Friday when he was thrown ^Thursday evening. Marion, Ind. Chicago hospital, were afternoon callers, night at the home of Dorothy and knocked against the running Robert Kell. from a manure spreader when the ■ board as Derflinger was entering *| Mrs. Eliza Kelley returned home Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hess, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dickey and Word, has been received by i Sunday after spending several Mr, and Mrs. Oliver York, Mrs. team ran away. the car. He was not entering the and family, Osceola, were among and Mrs. Arthur Hess and Mr., children spent Sunday with Mr. Portage Prairie relatives of the | The young people, including oar with the gun but had gone to itiays with friends in Michigan the birthday dinner guests of Mrs. and Mrs. Best Rumsey, Betty and and Mrs. Arthur Martin near birth on Friday, : April . 22, of a j Allie Mae Rough and Carson Best former pupils, of the Dutch Cor the car to shut the door when the fclty. Floyd Smith, Sunday. Charles Jochem, Mr .and Mrs. Three Oaks. 91- pound daughter, to Mr. and left Saturday to visit a few days | Mrs. Bernard Renbarger was Frank Rumsey and children, Mr. with Mr. and Mrs. John Luther, ners school district, will present a gun struck the running board. Mr.and Mrs. Herman Joohem Mr..and Mrs. Frank Hollister of Mrs. Mervin Andrews, Gratiot,! jhostess to her “500” club Tuesday, and Mrs. Perry Morley, Mr. and of Bridgman are moving in the South Bend. Arthur Hollister of j Mr. and Mrs. Edward Winkle- Mrs. Lester Roundy and daugh Haines apartment this week, the Denver Colorado, Mr. and Mrs. ■w...... J. • *v> * |uan and Robert Glover, Chicago, ter, Norma, and Mrs-. Ida Roundy 'T 'A '/ t'' former occupants^ Mr. and Mrs. John Clark and children of Ko .were week-end guests of Mr. and attended a cooperative dinner Sun Everett Doughton, having moved komo spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, C. C. Glover. day at the home of Mr. and Mrs, to the Chas. Lyon house on Main Mrs. John Clark. 's J Thomas Foster and his twin Eldon Hutchinson in the Bend of wmmmm street. jiephews, Donald and Ronald and tie River. The occasion honored Mesdames Paul Smith, Charles The Childs v Study Club met piece, Shirley Foster, ,and Miss the birthday of Mrs. Hutchinson. Smith and B. Sherman spent Wed with Mrs. William Bauer Wednes JLUcille James, motored to Lans Mrs. George Narragan, who nesday in South Bend. " s .1 viV \ . ‘ day. Mrs. Ward James was in ing and spent Sunday with Mr. lives on the Cassler farm, is in Mr. and Mrs. Orville Williams, charge of the program. Mrs. M. d id Mrs. George Foster and fam Pawatjng hospital, Where she un Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Williams and D. Roberts was chairman of the ily. Mrs. Edith Foster, who spent derwent an operation for goitre social hour, the week accompanied them home. Wednesday morning. Mrs. O. V. Peterson, spent sev ■■Mrs. Hazel Storm and two Mrs. Bessie Dunkleberg, who is EYES TESTED eral days with friends in Chicago. daughters were Sunday dinner turant officer and school inspector Mrs. S. Reaves and grandson, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur for the county, was in this vicinity Bartmess. Frank Stevens, were Sunday din Monday. ner gue3ts of Mr. and Mrs. Will .;I$Ers. R. Snowden and mother, Mrs. Ed Foster, Chicago, is Broken Lonsos Replaced iam Moore, Rolling Prairie. BpEhanan, were Friday evening visiting Mrs. Wallace Dunbar. Special attention to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Renbarger gtiests of Mrs. Carrie Shearer. Donald Dunbar visited his mother Frame Fitting. and family of Niles, were Sunday f J$rk. Belle Beach, who has been and sister in Elkhart, Sunday, ji\ B. Blackmond, Optometrist at. afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. spending the winter in Hammond Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore, Carlton Renbarger, Jr. lias.returned to her home for the Dowagiac, called at the Dunbar BLACKMOND’S Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Grooms, NILES g)j twiner. home Sunday. spent Sunday with friends at the only word for this
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Mr. and Mrs. John Cline had as Mrs, Elmon Starr had as her Mr, and Mrs. Earl Longworth, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Anderson Mrs. Max Andrews is taking | and to attend the music festival their guests for the week-end the guests Sunday afternoon her Mi:;. J. F., Anu-y and Mrs. J. J. of Chicago spent Monday at Full her pupils to Three Oaks today, I In the afternoon, A number of Un former’s uncle and aunt, Mr. and niece, Mrs. Dora Siegmond and er’s Resort, Clear Lake, and plan to visit in the morning at the mothers are accompanying the Terry visited Monday in Chicago.' Mrs. R. M. Cline, Fort Wayne, daughter, Ruth, LaPorte, and her to return next Monday tb spend Chamberlain Memorial Museum 1 pupils. Mr. and Mrii, C. V. Glover and nephew, Leo Philips, Michigan IJ. T. 'Careon arrived Tuesday the summer. Mrs. L, W. Johnson visited Sunday City. from Paxton, 111., to spend the Mr. and Mrs. Griffin of Chicago LOCALS ‘‘ summer witli his daughter. Mrs. witli Mr. and Mrs, H. J. Stoner, Mrs. Lillian Hunter has as her spent several days last week at Mr, and Mrs. J. F. Viele visited Mrs. Sarah Most is a guest of Elm Valley. Mr. Styner is quite ill. guest, Miss Tina Vickers, Berrien J. C. Reep. He was accompanied Clear lake. Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Joseph her son, Chester Most, Galien. here by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Most Important G-Men on Earth Center. Devine and Mr. and Mrs. Churles Mr. and Mrs. Con Kelley and Smith of Paxton and Mrs. Stella Mr. and Mrs. Arden Richard —They Fight the Insect Racke Koning, Saugatuck. family visited Sunday with the Mrs. Mack Widmoyer and son, Smith of Urbarta, 111., who spent son and Mr.- and Mrs. Gray Best teers! One of the many interesting Ned, visited from Sunday until called Sunday afternoon on Mr. , Mrs. Ruby Carnfleid, South former’s unde and aunt, Mr. and lire day at the Reep home, going r features in The American Week Thursday of last week at the'home and Mrs. Alva Best. Rend, was a guest for the week Mrs). M. K. Clark, Michigan City. I en to Ann Arbor, ly, the magazine distributed with of the latter’s grandparents, Mr. i Harry Smart, who lives at the Mr. and Mrs. Cress Watson end with her sister, Mrs. D. M. Aileek Lindquist arrived home next Sunday’s Chicago Herald and and Mrs. William Widmoyer, Nap- | Alva Best home, spent the week- drove to Argos, Ind., Tuesday eve “ And now the mortgage Carlisle. yesterday from a week spent at Exuminer. panee. White Cloud on business. , end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ning to visit the latter’s uncle, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Arthurholtz Mrs. Jayne Hotchkiss will have Mrs. Rudolph Kline, sister of Mrs. Rose M ans is a guest of : William Smart, Lafayette, Ind. Thud Ryther, who is quite ill. were guests Sunday of the latter’s as her guest during the coming Cress Watson and a former resi sister, Mrs. G. O. Goring and fam her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Britt, Mishawaka. week-end her nephew, Edward dent here, is reported to be im interest is due ily, South Bend. Hudson and wife and son, Bruce, proving at Epyrorth hospital, Annabelle Linquist, nuie daugh Miss Muriel Welkins left Friday 1 Chicago. Master Bruce will re South Bend. What of it? Don’t worry yours ell' for Dearborn to resume her teach- j ter of Mr. and Mrs. Allcck Lind main for a visit of a week. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shreve re- sick over it. Our Personal Loan De ing work kafter a vacation at the quist, is ill with the mumps. M A Y 8th Miss Genevieve Norman spent j turned Sunday from Detroit for home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Holmes and IS partment will help you, Saturday in South Bend. an indefinite visit at the home of Henry Wolkins. I two young sons, were guests Sun day of Mrs. Holmes’ cousins, Mr, Mrs. Rreame Reid has spent the Mrs. Ida Shreve. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hawkins, Every honest man and woman with and Mrs. Chester Follmer and past winter In Tyner, Ind. I Ray W, Miller, Instructor in Mother's Day! Mishawaka, visited Sunday with ; family, Edwardsburg. Mrs. .Stephen Martin is recov manual training at the Buchanan steady employment, who must have the former’s mother, Mrs. Mary i This April it's raining “pennies ering from the mumps. high school, leaves today to at Remember Her Hawkins. | money NOW for some legitimate pur from heaven!” For here’s a sale of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Wright tend a two day manual of arts in pose like that, can get it, under certain Mrs. G. M. Wisner and son, RYTEX GREYTONE Printed Sta spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. stitute at Detroit. With One of Our Wayne, arrived home Saturday tionery in DOUBLE THE USUAL Lawrence Nelson of Dowagiac. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Young visited CHARMING SPRING OUTFITS reasonable conditions, from this bank. from Raiding where they had QUANTITY . . . only $1. 200 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Keller, Saturday with Atty and Mrs We will then permit you to repay spent a week with the former’s DRESSES Single Sheets, or 100 Double Sturgis, visited Saturday at the John.Lyddick, Gary, and with Mr. through small, easy deposits in a sav parents. Sheets, and 100 Envelopes. Grey, home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rouse and Mrs. Briggs Keatch, Chicago. Eliindi-i'dK of Silks, Crepes A n « U ings account. Mrs. Ij. W. Johnson visited Sun Orchid, Ivory or’ Blue Greytone Mr. and Mrs. George Smith and Mr. and Mrs. .John Wynn were iiiul Sheers to choose Ns "S L I / day witli her daughter, Mrs. printed with Name and Address daughter, Nedra, visited Sunday ho.>t and hostess e.? a birth’day ITorn. Sizes 12 to 52 I Frank Anderson and family. South or Monogram. -Hurry to The Rec with Mrs. Smith’s mother, Mrs. Come in end let us tell you more dinner Sunday honoring tne fol SPRING SUIT SPECIAL Rend. ord Office for this unusual value! i J. J. Stanton, Sturgis. lowing natal anniversaries: ‘ John about it. Ask any officer and yon will - Regular $9.97 values! $ Wynn, April 2; W. B. Rynearson, receive full information at once. | April 3; Miss Mona Fydell, April All new Spring Shades 5*' j 23; Mrs. M. Redden, April 29, Mrs. We carry a complete line Kedden will be 89 years old on Lingerie and Sportivinr. j that date. Guests at the dinner ], were Mr, and Mi‘3. W. B. Rynear- u l t a n a | son, Mrs. Alta Swink, Mrs. M. ! Kedden, Miss i ydell,, Frank Treat. The Dixie Shop i Pinion State £Bank Next to the Palace Theatre Mr. and Mrs. J. C.-Rehm visited Established in 1882 j Sunday afternoon at the home of ‘209 N\ Michigan St. SOUTH BEND Mr. and Mrs. ‘Ira Ruth, at l ’ly- BUCHANAN - - - GALIEN PEANUT BUTTER j mouth, Ind. Miss Doris Clinker returned Monday from Lansing and Jack- .FULL-SIZE GLIDER. WELFARE son, having visited at the latter place 'with her father, Virgil o G-T'(iut Long ORDERS Clinker. CASH ■Ut. lot u l t ! REDEEMED © Rust Proof 2 Mrs. Theodore Zachman and © Spring Scut or daughter, Rose and sons, John © Padded Back and William,' spent the week-end © Fine <’o\cr CREDIT with Mr. and Mrs. Vlatlimir Zach- d & P 1 - Q t m o u t 5 man and family of .Louisville, Ky. WITH ANY PURCHASE OF $59.50 OR MORE i Mr. arid Mrs. C. C. Clark were FLOURCOME AGAIN HAZEL BRAND n . BAKING A 16-oz. MEATS I guests Sunday afternoon at the L a s y m c t ' powder cans 3 7 c CRIMED ; home of the latter’s mother, Mrs. _ I 7 $ ^ 2 9 e b cake Bertha Morris, Plymouth. 49-lb. 49-lb. ■ “ V swans©!©wn flour * Pk9- 2 3 c I 2-OZ. ] Miss Lyle Hoffman, who has bag bag JU L Corned Beef . . 2 cans 35c ; been visrling in Detroit, has left FosS Toastass . „ 2 large -1 7 c : with her aunt and uncle for P.tls- 245-lb . b a g 59c 245-lb. bag 65c ; burgh, Penna. GOLD MEDAL OR PILLSBURY'S C | a a Post iiran Flakes 2 pkgs. 1 9 c Corn Beef Hash 2 'cam 25c Mr-, and Mrs. C. C. Clark had Flour 24>j-lb. bag 05c 49-lb. bag J l . as their guest for the week-end J e l l © ALL FLAVORS . , 3 pkgs. 1 4 c Po$4ed Meat . 3 3'^ 1 0c the former’s brother, Ross Clark, l of Bay City. G rape-N ufts Flakes 2 pkgs. 1 7 c Mr. and Mrs. Claude Carter and. OUR BREAKFAST Potted Meat . 3 ■5'^ -1 9 c '• larnily spent the week-end Visits M inute Tapioca ■« -pkg. 1 0 c ; ing relatives at Aim Arbor ami Veal Loaf . . . . 2 cam 25c Hillsdale, Sanka-SCaif^ee H a g it. 3 5 c Mr. and Mrs. Rex Rifenberg I and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Droits- 'C u f P^esesat to Yois* COFFEE . L a F r a n c e . . . . > 2 pkgs. 1 5 c ■ can 1 BC : !er visited Sunday with Mr. Rif- Dated to insure tn'oerg's molner, Mrs., Vera Rifen- absolute freshness. , : ‘ berg in Three Rivers Sunday. to ra im n L n *be i-k>- l-ii*. *.___ WALL PAPER Mr. and .Mrs. Biclc Smith ar- *?SSdTH ER: SAILOR’S bag ' ’ buyffssh. bag Peanut Butter . . . , Ib. 1 3 c C!am ax cleaner ■ ■ 2 cans 15c j rived home Sunday from a visit at Hendersonville, N. C. *5S ; \ f . 1 4 Post Bran Flakes ■ ... Ige- 1 7 c 4 pkgs. 15c ; Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Burrows wili j arrive during the coming week SALE SURPRISE Rom an Cleanser a ■ qt. 1 0 c Babo Cleanser . . a can 13c end from! Hollywood, Calif., where ■Mrs;': Burrows lldd spent the win Complete 3-Roc m $ 8-oz. EXTRA FANCV CALIFORNIA S u l t a n a R e d S a l m o n can 2 5 c LaChoy Sprouts . ■ can 9c ter,’ Mr. Burrows, joining her two Home Outfit foe* weeks ago. 5*oz. ON EASY TERIS! ": Dr. and'Mrs. E. T. Waldo and > ' O v a l t i n e (s m a ll 33c) ■' ■ Ige. 5 9 c LaChoy Hoodies . can 17c You’re189 rl?ht when you be* A s p a ra g u s 2 ib23 i son, Bob, visited Sunday m Lan lleve our suMtip Sale values sing. are the groaUst ever, but FANCY CALIFORNIA 2-in -l Polish . . ■ ■ car 1 0 c LaChoy Sauce . . 61/ 2-oz. 19c along comes this great value Mr. and Mrs. Sant Marrs .vert to top them all! 3 Rooms complete— all 82 pieces for Bixhy’s Shoe Polish bottle 15c LaChoy brown sauce , bottle 19c guests Saturday evening of Mr. lusl $189! Buy any room - < tnd Mrs. Bdwui'tl Christie am. ■jep-iralvly If you wish. O re e n P e a s 2ib23 French's Bird Seed pkg. 13c el pkg. 9c .in, Niles. 10-Pc. Mrs. B. T. Dahl returned to oe. Fancy Washed Florida Celery stalk 5 c homo in Chicago Sunday after a • Modern - • .French's Mustard . 9i^' 13c Butter COUNTRY ROLL - a Ib. D aven p o rt Carrots Fancy California. Good Shod Bunches • 3 for 1 3 c 27c visit of a: Week with her daugiite.:. • (-hair to • -.1. s';. M. E, Dake. Match Bananas ...... ib.5 c Mr. , and Mrs. D, D, Pungborn arrived home Saturday from Jeai u.nn, accompanied by , their SUPER-SUDS COME AGAIN CONCENTRATED g. an iron, Russell LSwio and wife, Strawberry or Rospbarfy, Abo t W Blackberry, Peach. Pineapple jo r who retained Monday. While at PRESERVES and Logonborry 2 largd pkgs. 35c Lea. Iioin M .. and Mrs. Pang bon, enjoyed a trip into Canaua, enter- FOR WASHING CLOTHES ng by the new bridge and return- •b. n o ng by the tunnel under the river. I C O M P O T E bulk | V sirs. 13. I. Bird arrived home SUPER-SUDS Saturday from San Antonio, Tex., where she had spent tile winter' I SNIDER CATSUP ^ witlr'her granddaughter.' 1^1 2 grant pkgs. 33c Mrs. ’Jwsephine ivelley accom FOR WASHING DISHES panied her daughter .Miss Ena , Hb- 17c I .velley, back to her studies at the S A L E R N O GRAHAM CRACKERS Pkg- SI j University of Michigan during the week-end. Mrs. J. C. Strayer nl- 3 0 accompanied them- and visited *>, ®] New Potatoes 10 it*, 29c .er son,'John, D O U G H N U T S k e s j b 10 u. S. No. I ALABAMA Boiling Beef. . « »>. 12c Edgar Hauiday returned Mon day to Stamford, Conn., after a 64-Pc. CYci rr l cl.* green 2 for 9 C risit of ton days with his son, ORANGE SLICES . ib c j Hockless Picnics ib. 18c Robert. Dinette : .f ffihin^’cimim Quantities 10 Head Lettuce V each 9c Miss Thelma Murphy of Berrien :2 ^ % nv!X. Limited! Center visited over the week-end i Fine nxl2-fl. Bn* Pork Sausage . 2 its. 29c SOAP CHIPS— in two convenient 2V£-Ib. p k g s . Pineapp!e fis'ii^-each 23c with her cou3in, Miss Betty Ann Herman, at the home of Mr. and No Down Payment to Old Customers Slab Bacon . . . ib. 23c Mrs.- Fred Herman. C u r < r.f m ate,! Doz' ^ 9 c CLEAN QUICK 5 29c Mrs. J, I. Rough had as hot E T D C C PARKING NO INTEREST OR New Cabbage 4c guests Thursday afternoon, Mrs. r n E > E i s p a c e in CARRYING CHARGES RINSO ...... 2 Ige. 23}-oz. pkgs. 39c B eef Roast: cou’rsE 18c Louis Bates, Mrs. Emma Cover REAR OF STORE. ADDED. Bananas i, . . . 4 lbs. 23c dale, and Mrs. Orval Hiirner, P & G SOAP WHITE NAPHTHA . 6 giant bars 19c Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Chase of Tomatoes . . . . it. 10c Pollock Fillets lb* IOc Galesburg, Mich., and Mr. .and LUX FLAKES « Lux, Mention, Conn. l2j-oz.pkg. 21c Mrs. G. M. Moyer of Kalamazoo CUBED 611 DC Concentrated in blue pkg. I Ac visited Sunday afternoon at the d U rC K vUUw for washing clothes Ige. 22-OZ. pkg. I 3 home o f Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Rough. BRILLO 5 pad* and .oap or 5 soap filled pad. - . pkg. 9^ Standard Oil dealers and em ployees from Buchanan attending All Prices Subject to Michigan Sal . i T->x the dealers meeting at the Four Flag'S hotel, Niles, Tuesday eve Open 9 A. M. till 6 P. M. ,—■ Saturday till 9 P. M. ning were Glenn Swaim, L. J. Wood, C. J. Wilson^ Ed RinkeV, Open Any Evening by Appointment H. J. Kolhoff, Ed Irvin, John No- Phone 3-8201 326-328 S. Michigan St. wickl and Leo Anderson. Two SOUTH BEND hundred attended.
\ BERRIEN COUNTY RECORD THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1938 1?AGS FOUR mother, Anna, Mrs. Mary Monroe Niles were guests Sunday after Pletcher, Blanche K. Bye and extension chairman of home ec Lie* TIGHTWADDING IT A n ts and daughter, Miss Alesia of Chi noon of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Sarver. Russell D. White deceased estates onomics, gave a talk in the after THROUGH EUROPE r F lo a a Victims of Jap Bombings cago, also Mrs. J. C. Sullivan. In Mrs. Jennie English left Mon and Orders Allowing Claims for noon. l A p h id * the evening Mr, and Mrs. Lyle day for her home in New Troy, Payment of Debts were entered in B o d b u g g (Continued from Page 1) } Crab Lico Smith and family o f New Carlisle after a visit of a week with her the estates of Anna Swikoski, ^Potato Bugs without. Our country is not torn called. brother, W. R. Smith. Fred Grimm, W, A. Young and , Loftiest Peak in Japan B Beal Hoppers by internal bitterness between The Bell Telephone Co. is adding Joseph Lentz deceased; and'Closed Fujiyama mountain, with a height J C a b b a g e Worms of 12,395 feet, is the loftiest peak Mexican Bean Beetles classes or interests. There is poli a new line of wires on the Walton PROBA/TE NEWS the estates of Olive Nowak, GNODTKJW DlU q HTOIfE tical opposition but it is not vici Road. Judge Malcolm Hatfield trans Amanda Stroup, Auguste Engel in Japan, ous. We are essentially united in The Geyer and Mead schols are acted the following matters. The Hahn, Fred S. Hopkins, Glennie R. our intentions, conservatives, li planning to attend the music Fes Wills and Petitions for the pro Dickinson, Leo Sutton, Emily berals and radicals, to serve the tival to be held in Three Oaks bate of the Last Wills and Testa Meaker, signature to will E. Meak- welfare of our people. We have a next Thursday. In charge of Mrs. ments were filed in the estates of er, Harry Fenton and James S. real democracy.' Wm. Beardsley. Anna Koenigshof, Henry E. Bauer, Olds, deceased. I saw him twice afterward The Roe’s who are building a Charles E. Kingsley, also spelled once the day I left when he gave new house on the bluu of the Chas. E. Kingsley, Helena Fro- 400 Women Attend me a set of pictures o f the small river are having a Rudy furnace berg, Louis Ender and George M. housing activities and merely installed by the Dowagiac com French, deceased; Petitions for the Co. Achievement Day waved his hand when I asked, for i pany. Appointment or Administrators the bill. The Ladies of the Home Eco were filed in the M. Kogan, Harri But I went back three times nomics club are attending achieve son J. Fillmore, Henry Kruger, al About 400 women attended the more to North Angby. Once was ment day at the Galien High so spelled Krueger, Alvin Earl annual Achievement Day of the on Saturday afternoon when most School auditorium. Beckwith, Mi'./.ie V , Frazier, Alex Berrien Home Economics clubs at o f the stores and shops of the city Mr, Gross the Fuller Brush man Lamb, Olive M, Tucker and Lyle Galien Tuesday! are closed and the builders o f the is canvasing in this vicinity this O. Sherman deceased estates; Officers elected were: county small houses were, taking advant-1 week, Letters were issued in the estates chairman, Mrs, Floyd Wcist of age of the opportunity to push of Ralph L, VanCamp, Mary E. Niles; vice chairman, Mrs. Fred their home building. I went the -A- Rouse, Gustav B. Kell, Eliga J. Ream of Portage Prairie; secre next day also. I West Buchanan Gifford, James Murphy and Adam tary-treasurer, Mrs. Kenneth Mer It was an interesting variation f D. Smith, deceased; Inventories ritt, Bertrand; publicity chair from life in America. Everyone j were filed in the deceased estates man, Mrs. Kizcr of Berrien Cen Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hutchin seemed to be spending the sum of Robert J. Tiedebohl, Walter E. ter; recreation chairman, Mrs. son had as their guests Sunday mer week-end at home. It was in Dwight, John Stuck and Elisha J. Paul Luther of Galien. This photograph, one of the first of the Nanking bombings, shows a evening Mr. and Mrs. Eldor. the height of the small fruit seas peasant carrying his dying child, an innocent victim of Japanese bomb Camp; and Final Accounts were Miss Helen Larmore talked in on and about many of the cot- Hutchinson. filed in the Michael Martin, Anna ing, Dazed and in terrible anguish," he is allowed by doctors to place Mr. and Mrs. Ted Harbaugh, the morning on the year’s work in . tages erected a few years back the, his child in an ambulance. Shyps also known as Anna Sips, clothing. Professor Nicholas of y o u l a d . Niles, were guests Sunday of Mr. currents, gooseberries and rasp Gustav Dombrow sometimes the dramatic department of Mich berries flourished and bore luxuri and Mrs, Willfam Lingle. known as Gust Dombrow, James and pushed the heavy wall sec was failing. The next day I would igan State college spoke in the af antly. These small fruits seem, to M r, apd Mrs. Ervin Heiermann Olds, Sarah Irene Sadler, Andrew tions into place. Now he was at bid goodbye to Stockholm. I walk ternoon on “ Speech as a Phase of be able to endure the severe north and son, Harold, and Simon Hem- Wissingg, Alexander Rylske, Eva work putting the tiles on the roof. ed down the gloomy avenue of Personality Development." Miss" ern winters. Around the little pell and Son, George!" were callers Vutech, John Mutchler and Elisha He had had to hire a little help hut dark pines, looking over my Laura B, Smith, Lansing, state homes the men were picking fruit .Saturday at the home of Mr. and J. Camp deceased estates. A MILLION MLHI! had paid out only 60 crowns for shoulder at the print shop fore or grooming their flowers con Mrs. Paul Crawford. Judge Hatfield also entered Or tabor-*-about $16.20. Of course the man working furiously on the tentedly. Lester Hutchinson of Stevens- ders Closing the Hearing of Claims pipe fitting and the wiring would roof. He did not return my gaze. YOU COULDN’T BUY BETTER BEER About one house not so well- ville spent Sunday with Mr. and in the Ella Estill, Martha Trout- have to be done by the city ex (To be continued) groomed a middleaged couple and Mrs. Charles Hutchinson. fetter, Hattie McGowan, Henry perts. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Crawford and W E K O Beach a husky lad o f about 18 were Bridgman, Michigan working. I stopped and inquired He was an opposite type front family were guests Sunday of Mr. “Talar ni Engelska?” The old peo Crossland, Crossland represented North Buchanan and Mrs. John Belle, South Bend. Glasses Properly Fitted N O W OPEN ple pointed proudly at the boy. He the careful conservative interest Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Antonides, Chicago, are spending a week’s for the came forward. "I speak a little,” but my printer friend was of the The Mt. Tabor Home Economics vacation at their Clear Lake he said. raftical workers, the labor union club attended the annual south EST. 1938 Season Woods cottage. 1900 His parents came up with him forces,, who then dominated the Berrien Achievement day at Ga and listened admiringly as he halt iity government, lien Tuesday .taking a cooperative Mrs. Paul Crawford-is now up FISH FRIES and about at her home after ill ingly answered my questions. He waxed eloquent Over what dinner with them. W. G. Bogardus, O. D. and Dinners Every Day They had bought the lot lease and the city was doing for its people. ness. Masonic Temple Bldg. GERMAN DANCE You can travel this great country of ours from the Atlantic Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Bernard'Peterson, 325 J/4 E. Main St. . NILES the house from the: man who had “But,” he said, “ It is only while and family visited Sunday with Saturday Night to the Pacific—from Canada to Mexico . . . NOWHERE will started it the year before, he said. the workers are in control of the Chicago, are spending the week in Wednesday — Thursdays Mrs. Hamilton’s mother, Mrs. Pen- you get Beer that is more delicious or more refreshing than There is ho 100% batting average city that we will get these things. their cottage at Clear Lake From 9 to 5 well in Niles. • Woods. among these' home builders, for You know that the majority of the Miss Evelyn Wallquist was a J. BURKE Schmidt’s-T H E NATURAL BREW. If YOU will try just one some of them prove unadapted or city aldermen are workers ? While week-end guest of Mies Carol Se 228 S. Michigan St. bottle of Schmidt's today . . . you'll quickly realize why other reasons may intervene and iye keep them there the small SOUTH BEND. IND. basty. it is rapidly becoming the most popular beer in town! change their intentions. housing work will go on.” Mr. and M rs, Russell Bash and Anyway the man who had start He'. Saw ai questioning in my son, Bobby, from near South Bend Terre Coupe Dunk Boot Brewed m Michigan ed the building had changed his ejrdA'Wr what •he-said did hot ex were guests Sunday afternoon of mind. The place looked dishevell Mrs. R. -E. Doak has as guests actly square with what Crossland Mr .and Mrs. H. H. Hartline. Mrs. ’ \ • * Something to ed, neglected. The boy was apolo had told , me of the union of pur Hartline accompanied them and this week, Mrs. Frank Schumann, NO Sugar—NO GIucose—NO Fattening Syrujs Addejf getic about it. They were going to pose. I asked a question along remained until Monday evening. Chicago. , W lLiafflC WHISTLE THE SCHMIDT' BREWING CO., DETROIT straighten things up and improve ', that line and his face . clouded Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Shipley and Mrs. Lillie Mathie and Mrs. ABOUT! so it would look like, all: the other ( rather angrily. He excused him family, Berrien Springs, and Mrs. Pansy Peters and son, Jim, Chi 1 Paid on premises in sight. They had a city self. He was very very busy. And Grace Shipley and Arthur Fowler cago, are guests at the A. G. Bow V i % Savings E. B. SCHMIDT gardener advising them. Current Ccrlifi- he climbed the ladder back to the were * guests at supper at the ers and George Mathie homes. DISTRIBUTOR A t the time the parents were roof. home of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Paul Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Fry of Chi Earnings of 3 w L cates digging out the garage and the cago were guests for the week 45 Years of Dependability! Drink Beer Brewed in Michigan Afterwards,; more study made it Saturday evening, honoring the Telephone 788 NILES, MICH. hoy was wheeling out the dirt. I evident to me’ that both Crossland latters’ fifth wedding anniversary. end of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Sarver asked: him if they intended to put and he had told the truth, each in Mr. .and Mrs.’ H. H. : Hartline Miss Jessica Doak entertained a a car in it. He shook -his head his own way. The wide expansion were guests of Mr, and Mrs. Ned number of young friends after but pointed with a grin at one of of the housing aid for workers was Shafer and family, Friday eve school Tuesday evening on the the slight types of motorcycle occasion of her 12th birthday. . doubtless due to worker cdntrol in ning, E. N. SCHRAM, Representative which are common in Sweden, no the city gvernment but its exist Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sebasty Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strunk of thing more than a bicycle with a ence as a movement was hardly and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Sebasty motor attached. so dependent. of Three Oaks were guests Sun I Wandered on up the street and I came hack one other evening day afternoon of. Mrs. Mary Lano. into a back-yard where the small for a hurried farewell trip to M r, and Mrs. Ray Weaver and MONUMENTS-MARKERS fruits. grew luxuriously and saw North Angby. To me the place Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sehram had a man who looked like an educat seemed almost likq, a shrine of the as their guests for the week-end NEW LOCATION ed office worker picking currents. spirit. Here were being done com Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carrideo, of Large stock o f finished memorials— fair prices— all He could speak very good English. petently successfully, the things South Bend. j work fully guaranteed. Order now to have work com He told me he paid about $300 that America seemed unable to do Mrs, William Wangerin and.son, pleted by Memorial Day. per. year in payments on his house, for its people, I went immediately William, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. | ■which took care of the following to the printer’s home. He was on Clarence Wangerin and daughter, J Open Evenings c.nd Sundays items: lot rent, including amorti the roof, with a helper, working Josie, visited Sunday at the homo | zation o f costs for all public im furiously Jaying tile. I halloed but of the former’s sister, Mrs. Starr j provements, as water and gas in VICTOR E. FERGUSON there was no answer except a and husband at LaPorte. Mr. i stallation, paving, sidewalks, mutter. I called again, and then Starr is critically ill. I CEMETERY MEMORIALS street cleaning, chimney cleaning, the helper came down, yrith an BENTON HARBOR, MICH. interest and amortization on the embarrassed grin. He was the Near Entrance of Crystal Springs Cemetery debt for the house, water taxes. brother, he said. The printer was He bought coal with a large co very busy trying to get done lay Bend of the River operative group that imported it ing tile. He ,was also a printer from England by thousands of himself. He showed me a number Harold Barrett is absent from Are You WANT-AD tons. The annual cost for heating of pictures he had taken of the school, with the mumps. his home was .about $30 a year. work on that house and I bought Mr. and Mrs.. Albert Wesner MINDED? . •i'tumed into a street that led several. and son, Junior, were guests Sat among pines and , jutting grabite, Tasked him how much a lino urday night of Mr. and Mrs. Don ere the 1937 edition of the type operator made. About the homes were being built. There I Snyder, of Niles, it pays to equivalent of $80 a month he said, met one of the most interesting Mrs. Elroy Balyeate is having a in private owned shops as high as siege with laryingitia, home builders I came in contact $140 per month in cooperative- be in the With. He was the .foreman of a Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Marsh owned'shops. I took down the fig printshop in Stockholm. In Swed- spent Saturday night in Misha ures with a sense that I was talk «IS!h printing is called “trickeri” waka with friends. ing to an eager propagandist. So A'hem-m-rn!. Those who called at the Andrew I bade him goodbye. It was then] Berrien URE, we know — you’ve had your that there isn’t any better way to in Anyway this worker in “trick- Hues home Sunday afternoon were late after 22 o’clock and the light l troubles! You’ve fretted, worried, vest your money! eri” was toiling prodigiously and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marnilli and S smglehandedly on his home. But wondered where do you'go from here. Look at the record a minute. Others he stopped and talked genially in Well, what has It got you? What you have had their problems, too. Others very passable English. He had Presiding at Utility Trial started building that house the really need is a change of outlook—and have wondered if they should wait a first of May. It was then July 20, roe know where you’ll get it! while before they buy. and in the intervening 81 days he had spent 400 hours on his house. You’ll get it in the front seat of a spark But they didn’t wait. Theylookedat this An average of 5 hours daily, in ling new Buick like this one pictured handsome big eight, they measured its cluding Sunday, although he had here. value, they checked what it could do, worked 9 !£ hours daily at his for them audio them—and they bdughl! trade. But, of course, with Satur You Save More ]You’ll get it as your spirit lifts to the day afternoon and Sundays and a They bought because Buick is too good holiday or so off. That explained buoyant surge of a power plant that how he did it. When You Get can leave evert your cares behind. to do without! They bought because He got off work every day at they could get more for their money— 5:30 p. m.~-17:50 o'clock in their theWantAdHabit You’ll get it as you forget dull care in not just more automobile, but more time. He went to his apartment a ride so-.enjoyable that it’s a pleasure fun, pleasure, solid satisfaction! and grabbed a, bite to eat and-then again to travel just for the sake bf grabbed a bus to North Anghy. In Turn tilings you no longer want Go now and do likewise! This great 20 minutes he was at his home into ready cash or exchange traveling. site, perhaps by 6:30 p. m. Then them'for things you want . . . ■straight-eight lists at lower prices than he toiled there often until 11 p. m. and nded. Tile. Berrien County Yes, you ’ll be happy in this caf that some sixes—drive it and you’ll know for there was still plenty of light Record reaches thousands of readers . . . . and evory one of can make it clearer with .every mile how to be happy though harried! for most work then. Sometimes these readers is living ills lifo his wife worked with him, often with an average share of buy his brother. But mostly he had ing and Helling. If you have done the work. He had dug the something to ’dispose of let basement by hand; set the con someone .benefit by it! Let crete blocks in place. He showed “ (hem” know through the me- small photos Showing himself classified columns of this paper. setting the blocks in place and his wife standing by with a shovel 5 L in es____ 25c A general M otors V alue but doing more laughing, appar 3 Insertions 50c ently, .than working. - United States Circuit Justice Florence Allen, shown as she presided He fitted all the parts into place over the*three, : court hearing the recent TVA-Utility company case | JOHN F. RUSSELL INC. lilmself, excepting of course for at Chattanooga, .jn. Judge Allen was prominently mentioned for the PHONE 9 122 Main Street BUCHANAN, MICH. Pliono 98 the “houseraising" when his preme court of the United States for which President vacancy on the S ...... friends and relatives, had gathered Bacsevelt aosaias I Solicitor General Stanley Reed. , * W AST.Tffl.TSASI W E OLE CAB? STOF..H.SJ83QPJASII...... Tl , ------'PHURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1038 BERRIEN COUNTY RECORD p a g e m a
governments have the same prob required an equal number of en Beginning of Field IlocJtey Grade News State Spends One lems," he said, “ to get enough velopes, and 49,792 cartons for Field hockey began in 1886 with Hundred Sixty money to pay for the functions shipment from the prison to the the formation of the Hockey asso ... THE MICROPHONE,. Donald Metzger and. Loretta Million Dollars demanded by the people." branch offices of the Department ciation in England. Ann Lee in Miss Quiokel’s room Of $3,000,000 expended yearly of State. Plates for 1939 will News of Buchanan Schools and Robert Stevenson in Miss Ek- on county, village, township and show black letters and numerals Graduaed From Harvard strom’s room have been neither The state of Michigan expended city governments in Berrien coun on a buff background. Sir George Downing, who built. Collected and Edited By Members of the Journalism Class absenj nor tardy during the school $160,000,000 the last fiscal year, ty, Mr. Case declared, fully one- and after whom London’s famous year. but only $4,000,000 went for up half , is provided by revenues col Indiana “ Hoosier State” street is named, was Harvard col The spring garden in Mrs. keep of the state government; the lected by the state. Indiana is known as the “Hoos lege's second graduate in its first remainder was returned to coun graduating class in 1542. Who’s Who Heim’s room was given to Joan ier’’ state. Two of Society’s Favorites Scherry to care for during Easter ties, townships and cities, accord vacation. She put jt on the back ing to Secretary of State Leon D. Production of 1939 Frashman porch and the beans and radishes Case. Plates Starts May 1 Barbara Palmatier was born are still growing nicely. Mr. Case spoke before the Ber rien county board of supervisors, January u 1923, In Coldwater, Miss Quickei’s students are Manufacture of 1939 motor ve reading "Su Lin” loaned to them of which he was a member before Michigan. She attended the Ann J. hicle license plates will begin at from the Opportunity Room. They becoming a state 'senator and Kellogg school in Battle Creek be the state prison of southern Mich will soon begin studying ways of secretary of state. fore she came to Buchanan. Bar igan, at Jackson, about May 1, TELEPHONE RATES bara has chestnut hair and green transportation. Eighty-eight millions of dollars immediately after completion of ish-blue eyes and is 5 feet 4 inches Owing to daily drill o f arithme goes back to local governments the last of the 1938- half-year tali. Her favorite book is "Little tical numbers Miss Ekstrom’s for general purposes, Mr. Case i plates. Women.” She 3eems to like Janet grade has raised its average in said. Another $23,000,000 goes Use of Michigan-made mater Gaynor and Dick Powell best, so division and multiplication. back to townships and counties ials in the making of these license that accounts for her choice of the Nature has been in full swing in for highway purposes, $38,000,000 HAVE BEEN REDUCED IN plates has increased by about a movie, "A Star is Born." Among Miss Carnagan’s room the past back to public schools, and $25,- her other favorites are roses as few weeks. They are working on 000.000 for social welfare, such as third because of the replacement her flower, baked ham as her dish, a green house project. The plants relief, old age assistance and sim of the old windshield "sticker” Latin, heP favorite subject. Her are being'raised from seeds and ilar uses. . with metal plates. favorite hobby is dancing, and you slips. Bulbs were studied but not These funds, he pointed out, all The manufacture of 1938 motor FIVE SUCCESSIVE YEARS might hear her say most any time, planted due to school being out so are expended essentially for local vehicle license plates involved 1,- "Gee, Whizz!” Her chief dislike is soon. In the study of animals they functions. 245 tons of steel and approximate having someone talk while attend have had batfy chicks, a turtle, a "Financially, we in the state ly 10,000 gallons of paint. There ing a movie. ‘ rabbit, and two frogs in the room government and you in county i were 2,489,600 pairs of plates Sophomore to observe and gold fish are al made for 1938. To handle them — 1934-1938 — Lee Topash was born May 25, ways present. Through the kind 1922, in Buchanan. He has black ness of Mr. Langer they visited hair^Jjrown eyes, and is 5 feet 6 the agricultural department and inches tall. Lee has attended B. H, saw how the chicks are hatched S. all his school years. Lee chooses George Vanderbilt and his wife are among the leaders of the society and cared for without a mother "Snow White and the Seven colony at Palm Beach, Fla., this winter. They are pictured taking a hen. Dwarfs” and his movie with Claire spin in their specially designed roadster. The young Vanderbilts arc Dorothy Mae Six had her name Treyor as his favorite movie star. among the most popular couples in the younger society set of New York added to the Dental Honor Roll. His favorite book is "Lives of a and Newport during the social season and find themselves the center of Miss Ekstrom, Miss Spear, and Bengal Lancer.” Among other activities during their Winter sojourn at Palm Bcacli. Miss Pelhank gave demonstrations favorites are tfflips as flowers, for the Mother’s Club3 last week. Those reductions, made in the face o f English is his favorite subject, and OUR COMPOSITE BREAD BAKERS Miss Ekstrom’s demonstration was substantially increased labor and ■ Spanish rice is his favorite dish. SOPHOMORE GIRL AND BOY in audience reading. Miss Spear’s His hobby is swimming, and his Maybe you heard about the boys in arithmetic,-and Miss Pelhank’s material costs and taxes, mean an chief dislike is school. baking bread in class one day this a science lesson in Connection with Junior Haven’t you often heard com year. The girls’ fourth hour class social studies. annual saving of more than $3,000,000 plimentary remarks about some Dewey Avenue Ramona Dalenberg was born made some, too. They baked it to Michigan telephone users. September 15, 1920, in Buchanan. individuals’ unusually attractive during the class period Tuesday. The kindergarten, Dewey Aven She has brown hair and blue eyes features ? Such phrases as these As there are twenty-one girls in ue, has enrolled a new pupil, Bon and is 5 foot 3 inches tall. She has are common. “Hasn't she the most the class, it was divided into nie Jean Hallwig. The handset telephone charge was always attended B. H .S. Her fav Winning-smile ?” or “I’ve never groups. Four loaves of raisin and Our chickens are growing so orite movie stars are Gary Cooper segn such ambition!" and “Her nut bread were made. Quick that now we have been able to see reduced and then eliminated. Rural manner is the most unaffected. and Loretta Young. Her favorite breads are easily prepared and in that by the growth of their feath line rates were reduced. Service con ' movie, ■ is "Bluebeard’s Eighth You can’t; help but like her." So is expensive. Miss Krebs and the ers one will be a rooster and the ’* Wife.” Her favorite book is this pleasing to. you for 'the ideal girls figured the approximate cost other two will be hens. nection and various other charges were "Golden Show.” Among her other sophomore girl? at 14 cents a loaf. . ' Dickie Lauver, Vernell Green, favorites are roses, chop suey, The ideal sophomore girl should Wednesday, nut bread or raisin, Jimmie Merrifield, Bobby Bouks, cut sharply. And there have been 17 have the height of Mildred Vander Phay Ekleberger, Joyce Maxson, swimmingi and . dramatics. “I’m which-ever one had been baked items of reduction in long distance tolling ■ya'.," is her pet expression. Van, the weight of Norma Yoder, within a group, was made into and Donnalee Matirie have read She . says her favorite song is hair with a luster to it , as Elaine sandwiches and served with fruit the first fifteen pages of their Pre rates, many of them applying to intra* r Blainey'a, and eyes like Betty Lou Primer. “ Row’d Ya Like to Love M e?” salad.1 ■ How about it? Her chief dislike is Batchelor, lips such as Gerilde'an The first grade enjoyed an Eas state calls, in the past 11 years. the boys around 3. H. S. Reamer's, skin as smooth and SCOOPS ter egg hunt Thursday. clea.ras Lillian Fabiano’s, Donna Donna Mae Hellwig has entered , Senior There is a type of telephone service to . Clifford Keller was born Febru Smith’s even, white teeth. Lcland George is back in school first grade from Gard School. ary •!, 1920, in Buchanan. He's got . Of course every girl has a hand after being ill with scarlet fever.; Dewey Avenue second grade fit every need and every pockctbook. dark brown hair and brown eyes, some young Romeo. Here he is. After being confined home with pupils enjoy watching the variety and is 6 foot. Clifford has attended This Romeo must have the height the measles, Barbara Swartz has of birds that visit their feeding Instant Hot Water We will gladly give you details about of Tom Fitch and weight of Duane table. They have seen bluejays, several country schools before at returned to school. how cheaply you can have telephone tending B^ H., S. His favorite Beadle, the wavy hair, of Bob The seniors’ pictures of the cardinals, robins, sparrows, grack- movie is “Born to Dance.” His Hamilton, lips of George Lauver, month are “Tovarich” and "The els, blackbirds, and’ pigeons. ‘ ELECTRICALLY service if you will call, write or visit Lester Hanover's dark eyes, Dick ) Bonnie Young’s name has been favorite stars are Sonja Henie and Buccaneer.” The latter played at HENEVER he is in the mood for shaving, day or James Stewart. His favorite sub Hayden’s skin, and the teeth of the home theater this week. added, to the third grade Dental W the Telephone Business Office. ject is shop and he likes chocolate Verne Longworth- Honor Roll. , night, he can turn the “Hot Water” faucet. . . and Buddy 'Miller and Mary Gar- it will mean HOT Water with an Automatic Electric , pie Very well, His hobby is riding route always seem to meet down Duane Hellwig has been en a bicycle, and his chief dislike is rolled as a member of the third Heater! SENIOR CLASS PLAY by the west stairway every morn boxing. Clifford works in the A. & ing. grade. . With the 5-Star Economy Plan, you can now put into Harry Walker brought his prize effect that “good intention” , . . Buy YOUR ELECtric 1’. downtown. Watch the play unfold as John The Glee Club wiii not 'Sheet during home room period until the bunny to school today. Some of us Water Heater TO D AY! Fulks, Willie Barton in “The Nut arc drawing pictures of it. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. CONTRIBUTION COLUMN Farm,” vainly endeavors to steer band festival is over. The art classes are now going Fourth grade. Mary Alice Ra his brother-in-law away, from pro vish has returned to school after © out doors to do sketching. You The following poem was sent to moter sharks in Hollywood who can see them with pencil and pap a prolonged absence due to scar- us last week by one o f our high offer to, star his wife, Willie’s sis er and drawing boards in the let- fever. school students who is now con- ter, for the small sum of thirty mornings. Wayne Small’s absence the past . valescing in the Butterfield Hos- thousand dollars, but warnings The floors in the school wore ten days was due to mumps. . pital in Grand jRapids, Mich, This fall on deaf ears, so Willie grabs waxed during the spring vacation. Opportunity Room poem was written while the pati the directorial, reins himself in an We have our bulletin board full ent‘was lying in the hospital and attempt to salvage at least a part JOKES of dog and baby pictures. receiving spine treatments. of his brother-in-law’s money. He Our flower garden has many . The author, Dorothie Irene Skin does this with amazing and hilari nice plants in blossom now. ous effects. Miss MacNoil: “Kcilh, give the For 6,000,000 motorists who nor, has submitted poems to the definition of ‘home.’ ” Doris Lee had the most checks Microphone before. The following Caroline Webb takes the part of ■ Keith: “Homo is where pari of on her dental chart; Duane had is her latest: Willie’s ma. and Carol Kobe, as the family jvait until the others second. One Night of Love Agatha, is his sweetheart. Sidney are thru witli the ear.” We are enjoying the new drill Dorothie Irene Skinner Doming is Agatha’s dad. cards. The music chimed like magic Your studies are suffering, son. Bud and Henry Lakin are back want all that's new and besy As I danced yjithin your arms, GIRLS’ SPORTS Do you nee da coach? in school after an absence of three Your enchanting eyes possessed No, Dad, a roadster will do, weeks. me The girls have started the soft We arc enjoying ‘.‘My Navaho I was tantalized by your charms. ball season this year with three Latin Club B ook(” a book about two Indian teams: two from the second hour children and their family that we You pressed me closely • class, and one made up of the filth On Friday, April 29, the Latin got from the public library. And you thrilled me with your and sixth hour classes. Gaptain Club members have planned a Ro We are learning the parts of a kiss, . and teams are: man Party at Virginia Arnold’s. plant. . You whispered softly, “I love Captain: Eleanor Schneider. Everyone is to wear a to’ga, an old you,” % itta Es i^ # ***** Team: Mary Comers, , Donna Roman robe, and each will take In those moments of unknown Deaf, He Becomes Scout Chief Smith, Mary Louise Zupkc, Ra turns serving the meal. bliss. Deaf Smith, a Texas county, was mona: Dalenberg, Luella Bloom, named after Erasmus Smith, who Natalie Proud, Florence Brewer, Library Club The moments now have vanished served as scout and spy in the l l I \ n u r v Ti'Wir'DOW'pn n a n ■ ...... and Marjorie Muelman. Wednesday, April 27, the Libr The torture is hard to bear, Texas war for independence. He then 6,0U0,000 of your fellow motor Captain: Alta Ferris. Team: ary Club visited the library in the And when I say, “I love you," was deaf and had failing eyesight Ruth Lightfoot, Dona Pazder, South Bend Central High School. ists shop for a new ear what they You never seem to care. but performed his duties so well he Maxine Shaffer, Virginia Lol- They went to a show and later was made chief of scouts. *** % >L 'A. \ \i * f * .. seek and buy is a low-priced ear. Don’t maugh, Maryette Richards, Lynea enjoyed a treat.' Oh, darling, you have changed Xh& Rothfuchs, Martha Trapp, Rieta AM- feel sorry for them, or for yourself if you You no longer look my-way, Heubner, Jeannette McGowan, and But I hope that you’ll remember / - ______- t belong to th's big family. Because the Patricia Dellinger. f I love you more each day. Captain: Margarete Haas. low-price field contains one of the world's We want to thank Dorothie for Team: Caroline, Webb, Norma k I'Ai’sr-w5* this lovely poem and hope that she OLD FASHIONED great cars. Pontiac's the answer. Pontiac, Bromley, Lillian Fabiano, Eleanor ,— — “ w ___V m * . P v will be back with us again soon \\ \ ,\ I S’ Naugle, Margaret Miller, Virginia the most beautiful thing on wheels . . ; as many of us miss her cheerful Heiermann, Reba Place, Bonnie i i L = r smile and pleasant ways. roomy and restful’as a liying-room . , ; Mitchell, Genevieve Norman, DANCE Evelyn Benak, Mary Cripe, Dor- BARN providing "18 to 24 miles per gallon1’ HAVE YOU NOTICED they Irvin, and Roberta Davis. ,. . bringing you 51 new features . . . the Games started Thursday, April ENTERTAINMENT — “Dopey” Habicht and a bru 20. An Interclass round robin only low-priced car imth Safety Shift*. nette junior girl skipping down the tournament will be held under the Take a 10-minute ride and get the proof— atreets of. South Bend after see direction of Miss Henry. SPONSORED BY THE DAYTON I. 0. O. F. ing “ SnoW White” ? Pontiac’s the answer for all that's new Games will be held every Tues i-nd IvEBEKAHS DAYTON, MICHIGAN —Those boys who wear blue and day and Thursday nights after • and best. green at the same time?’ tsk! tsk! school. —The couples strolling wood M AY 6, 1938 AT 8:30 P. M. ward to pick violets? THE M 03T BEAUTIFUL -That a t least one junior girl Boys Home Ec. Club Music Dancing Comedy THING ON WHEELS has a date for the prom. “Com* mon youse guys," don’t be bash The boys’ Home Ea. Club went ful. * to South’ Bend to the show Wed See and Steal' Old Fashioned Music and Dancing ■— the kind —That Bill Strayer is getting to nesday of last week. Later they you enjoyed away back when — nearly 100 entertainers ready NEW LOW-PRICED PONTIAC SI2S A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE be a pretty old man? Sh!—He had went swimming at the Natatorlum to strut their stuff,- Don't miss this gathering of notable AMERICA'S FINEST LOW-PRICED SIX and had refreshments afterwards. a birthday Monday. musicians, dancers and comedians. The hoys have been studying 120 N. Main Street Agriculture Chib housing material. Mr. Bill Desen- BUCHANAN, MICH. The Agriculture Club judged berg'gave a talk on fundamental PRIZES FOR THE BEST ACTS Joh n F. R u ssell, ln e. sheep last week under the direc housing, m ortgages,. deeds, and VOTED BY THE AUDIENCE Berrien Springs Motor Sales Schermer Motor €o. Fiedler (i. Garage Three Oaks Motor Sales tion of Mr Langer. leases on Thursday of last week, 125 E. Ferry St, Berrien Springs Lake St. Bridgman, Mich. StovensvUIe ’-ij- Michigan Three Oaks — Michigan
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' " .Mr Discovery of Magnetism claims against said estate should Gives Advice On Discovery of the simple princi be ■limited, and that a time and HOLLYWOOD ples of magnetism possessed by place be appointed to receive, ex A m Summer Occupation magnetite, or loadstone, was made amine ami adjust all claims and COMIC’S FOOL EXTRAS by the Chinese in 1400 B, C„ or demand!; against said deceased by CLASSIFIERS—Minimum charge FOR SALE:—About 800 cement Doubles for most of the famous for Boys and Girls 3,500 years before magnetism was ami before said court: known in Europe, it is Ordered, That creditors of 20c for 0 lines or less, 3 Issues posts, 4x4 inches at bottom, 3x3 movie stars impersonating the or Church of the Brethren The High School group will at top, G1!! feet long, reinforced said deceased are required to pre 00c, cash in advance. 10c addi iginals in the Orchid Room scene Charles A, Light, Minister meet this Monday evening at 5:30 "Should my child work this by 12 No. 11 wires. Suitable for sent their claims to said court at tional on charge 'accounts. of Warner Bros. "Hollywood Ho 10:00 a, m. Sunday School, in the church parlors. summer?" Margaret Culkin Ban CARD OF THANKS, minimum fence or vineyard. Inquire 208 1st insertion Apr. 28; last May 12 said Probate Office on or' before tel," criticized two of their num Fred Hagley, superintendent. A birthday party in honor of ning, famous author asks parents East Chicago street, Buchanan. STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Pro the 29th day of August A. D. 1938 charge, 00c, ber who joined a table group. 11:00 a. m. Morning worship. Mr. A. A. Worthington will be whose children will soon be out of 10t3p. bate Court for the County of at ten o'clock in the forenoon, said "You look like Ted Healy and held in the church parlors begin school on summer vacations. ’ Sermon by minister. Berrien, time and place being hereby ap FOR SALE- Hugh Herbert,” one of them said ning with a cooperative supper, Mrs. Banning, one o f America’s WANTED to the newcomers, “but a few At a session of said Court, held pointed for the examination and TRUCK OW NERS:--At no extra St, Anthony's Roman Catholic the committee in charge will pro outstanding women, and mother of changes here and there would at the Probate Office in the city of adjustment of all claims and de cost-- Up to 48 qts. Pure Penn WANTED-.--Interior and Exterior Church vide coffee, potatoes and meat. two children, discusses this im St. Joseph in the said County, on Improve you.” The pair walked mands aguinst said deceased. Oil included with purchase of Decorating. All workmanship Father John It. Bay, Pastor Members and friends of the Beth portant and highly controversial the 19th day of April, A. D. 1938. away chuckling. Then somebody It is Further Ordered, That Crest Truck T,ires. See your fully guaranteed. II. W. Orpurt, Mass every second and fourth any class are asked to bring sand question in the May issue of WO Present, Hon. Igulvolm Hatfield, intormed the doubles they actual public notice thereof be given by (Jumble Store. Sale now “ going 314 Sylvan Ave] 15t3C. Sunday at 10 a. m.; every flrsi wiches, a dish to pass and their MAN’S DAY. Not seeking to lay Judge of Probate. ly were the noted comics. down hard and fast rules, but publication' of a copy of this or on. Gamble Store. Buchanan, third and fifth Simdtpi at 3 a. m. own table service. Surprise fea In the Matter of the Estate of der for three successive weeks WANTED:- Paper hanging and Dayton ;u. £t Cnurch rather to give some friendly ad Michigan. Phone 210, 17tlc. tures are planned, The party will Eliga J. Gifford, deceased. previous to said day of hearing, in papei' cleaning. House cleaning ANYTHING GOES vice to parents, Mrs. Banning pro C. J. Snell, Pastor be held in the church parlors and It appearing to the court that tile Berrien County Record, a SCRATCH PADS Suitable for in general. Mabel Keller and Walter Connolly, who is featur 2 o’clock in the afternoon, church begins at 6:30, ceeds to answer her own question: Nora Russell, 108 Michigan the time for presentation of claims newspaper printed and circulated use in the home, office or at ed in the dramatic role of the lervices. “The answer is yes, if the money street. 15t3p. against said estate should be in said county. school. 10c lb. package. The prison warden in Columbia's 2:45, Sunday School. is necessary. If the amount that a limited, and, that a time and place Record Co. 39tf, boy or girl can earn during the MALCOLM HATFIELD, WANTED TO BUY—Beef cattle, •Penitentiary," coming Friday be appointed to receive, examine Judge of Probate. beef hides and beef fat. Dan and Saturday to the Hollywood, L. D, S. Church Ratal Schosls Notes summer vacation is so needed that and adjust all claims and demands FARMERS: — Grow pickles for otherwise the family will be un (Seal) A true copy: Elsie Krajci, quick cash. Contracts for o u r ! Merson’s Market. 48tfc seems equally at home in either 10:00 a. m. Sunday School. against said deceased by and be Register of Probate. heavy or light roles. He is soon 11:00 a. m. Preaching service. comfortable or suffer, the young fore said court: Buchanan station may be ob-j Oak Forest School person should be allowed to carry WANTED: — Lawn mowers to to be seen in a broadly comic part 7:30 p. m. Preaching service. It is Ordered, That creditors of tained at the City Hardware,' Mrs. Agnes Bennett, Teacher his share of the load and find a First pub. Apr. 21; last May 5 sharpen, saws to file. Also three in “Start Cheering": recently was Regular prayer meeting at 7:30 said deceased are required to pre- Buchanan, Mich. Standard | good second-hand lawn mowers The entire school went to the job If he can. The answer is also STATE OF MICHIGAN seen in "Nothing Sacred" in a p. m. each Wednesday evening. seht their claims to said court at Brands, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio. for sale. Window and porch woods last Friday noori. The tril- yes In cases where the summer job The Probate Court the comedy characterization, and will said Probate Office on or before 12tf j screens made to order .Fred liums had come out since we were is not just a time-killer but will County of Berrien. Church of Christ the 6th day o f September A. D. be remembered for his very suc there a week earlier. Adder increase the earning capacity and At a session of said Court, held CITY DIRECTORIES— Now on Wright, 215 Cecil Avenue. 16t3p Sunday school superintendent, 1938, at ten o’clock in the fore cessful performance in the grim Tongues and Hepaticas were near usefulness to society o f a boy or u(._ the Probate Office in the City sale at Wisner’s, Strang’s, -Iris Leland Paul; primary superintend noon, said time and place being WANTED— Light trucking around "Whom the Gods Destroy" a few ly all gone. There were many girl when he or she becomes a full of*St. Joseph in tlic said County, Beauty Shop and Schram Insur town such as hauling ashes, etc. years ago. * ent, Mrs. John Koons. hereby appointed for the examina ance Office. 15tfne. "girls” of the Dutchman’s Breeoh- time worker. tion and adjustment of all- claims on tiic istii day of April A. D, Your patronage will be fully 10:00 a. m. Bible School. es, usually called "Boys and Accompanying the article, is a and demands against said deceas 1938. The talk of the town—GAMBLE'S ; appreciated. Leland Paul, Phone THE REAL McCOY! 11:00 a ,m. Morning worship Girls,” but we could find no list of suggestions for pin-money ed. Present, Hon. Halcolm Hatfield, SPRING SALE. Hammer han- i 7135F2, 17t2p: The last word in realism was and Communion service. . “boys." There were many violets odd jobs, which should prove use It is Fur ther Ordered, That pub Judge'of Probate. dies 3c; Turpentine 49c ga,.; : the keynote of producer, director 11:00 a. m. Junior Church of various colors. Dogwood is in WANTED:—Painted walls, wood ful in helping young people select lic notice thereof be given by pub-, In tile Mutter of the Estate of Linseed Oil $1.10 gal. Casein j arid scenic designers during film Marie Montgomery, Supt. blossom near the school house,; work, wall paper,' cleaned con summer: occupations. The list, fol lieation.of a copy of this order for Adam D. Smith, deceased. Paint 5 lbs. 59c. Specials on > ing of the Constance Bennett- 6:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor, Father Ryne of South Bend visit tract prices. Free estimates, lows in part: three successive weeks previous to It appearing to the court that garden supplies. Gamble Store, , Brian Aherne comedy romance, 7:30 p. m. Evening Worship. work absolutely guaranteed, ed at the Ray Travis home last For Boys |said day of healing, in the Berrien the time for presentation of Buchanan, Phone 210. 17tlc. ! “Merrily We Live," coming next Thursday evening at 7:30 p. m. Thursday. Reddy Cleaning Products, 311 Painting: Fences, porch furniture, County Record a newspaper print claims against Said estate should Wednesday and Thursday to the prayer meeting,. : The county is nearly finished etc. FOR SALE:—4 two-year old heif- T N. 8th St., Niles. Phone 1098. ed and circulated in said county. be limited, and that a time and Hollywood. When the script Call with the grading of the new road Tending: Gardens, igwns, drives, ers, eight yearling heilfers, all j 16t3p. MALCOLM HATFIELD, place be appointed to receive, ex ed for scenes In a huge mansion, Bethel Temple south from. Bakertown. hedges. Raking and burning Guernseys. E. C. Wonderlich, I Judge of Probate. amine and adjust all claims and WANTED—Garden plowing, cellar Key, Gladys Dick, Pastor The Upper Grades are working back-yard trash; , destroying Route 1, Buchanan. 13tf I the producer had a mansion built (SEAL: A true copy. Elsie Krnjcf, demands against said deceased by digging ,and all kinds of team rather than rant one. A garden 9:45 a. m. Sunday School. on part two Of their "Light” pro tent caterpillars and .other 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship, Register, of Probate. and before said Court: ■ . .; FOR SALE:—One hundred acres, , work. Bud Runyan, Treat ahd is the setting for several se ject. Each one is making a book harmful insects; exterminating 7:30 p, m. Evangelistic Service. It. is Ordered, That Creditors of 9 room house and bath, new ten- : Howe Addition. 16t3p. quences. A s a result, included of hektographed sheets filled in, poison ivy. Mid-week Services Thursday said deceased are required to ant house, electric 'light and | among the flowers was a bed of and free-hand drawn pictures, Delivering: Parcels for stearn MISCELLANEOUS evening, Bible Study. 1st insertion Apr; 28; last May 12 present their claims to said court, power, two large barns, cement two dozen real, flowering orchids. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Thomp laundries, dry cleaners, etc. STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Pro at said Probate Oliice on or be- Saturday night, Young Peoplef son and family of Three Oaks and floored outhouses, fence and WHEN YOUR EYES need glasses, Selling: Vacuum cleaners, wash bate Court for Uic County oi tore the 29th day ol August A. D, service. Mr. arid Mrs. Frank Janwiski and cross fence, running water in C. L. Stretch, the Optometrist, MUNI LEARNS HOW TO ing machines, magazines, news Berrien. 1938, at len o’clock in the fore pasture, can be had with stock at Root’s News Depot every BEAT ROULETTE WHEEL family of New Carlisle visited Mr. paper subscriptions; At a session of said Court, held Evangelical Church noon, said time and place being and tools if desired. Immediate Thursday. , tfc There is one way to beat the and Mrs. Andrew March Sunday. Teaching: Sports and studies to at the Probate Office in the city of C. A . Sanders, Minister hereby appointed for the examina possession. E. C. Wonderlich. roulette wheel. Paul Muni, dur We opened our "Bad English younger boys. Taking children St. Joseph in the said County, on LAWN MOWERS," Knives and Bible School at 10 a. m. Mr. tion anil adjustment of all claims 15tfc. ing the production of his Warner Cemetery” last Friday and “buri swimming or hiking at regular- tho 26th day of April A. D. 1938. Shears sharpened. All work Harry Surch, superintendent. Miss and demands against said deecas-^t Bros, feature “Bordertown”, play ed” all the errors. We do this intervals. . Present: Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, Everybody is saying, “What a guaranteed. Carl Remington, Betty Miller Secretary. Teachers ed. - ing a return engagement Monday every month by each one correct Cleaning: Cellars, yards, lawns. Judge of Probate. . deal!” Buy one first quality Tire 123 Days Ave. 15t9c. and classes for all. It is Fuither Ordered, That ing his own mistakes as they are Collecting and selling old news • In the Matter of Uic Estate of at our regular low price and night as the guest feature, was Morning worship. Prelude Mrs. public noLice tlieicol be given by read from the slips. papers, bottles, etc. William Willis Treat, deceased. get the next tire at 50% off— SEWER HOOK-UP:—All sewer given the lowdown. John Fowleri Scripture and pray publication ol a copy of this or On the April Honor Roll are: Washing: Autos, windows, dogs. If Marcus Treat having filed in said and TWO TUBES are included. hook-up materials furnished and “Always play the coiumn," ex er. Song by the choir. Sermon der lor three successive weeks John March, Agne3 Travis, Bar . in large city, walking dogs may court his petition praying that the Gamble Store, Buchanan. Phone work guaranteed. FREE ESTI plained this croupier. “And,” he theme. "Seeking Gods Face,” previous lo said day or 'hearing, in bara Hausman, Genevieve March. he profitable. administration of said estate be 210. 17tlc. MATES! Our low prices will continued, -'double on each play.” Evening service. Adult League the Beiricn County Record, a Serving: As caddy at golf club; as granted to Aletha Treat or to amaze you. Appointment? made Any croupier, said . this man, at 6:30 newspaper printed and circulated attendant, ball-boy or ground some other suitable person, and his FOR SALE:—Large double lot, through, W. .7. Miller Lumber Watches for those who play the Young Peoples League at 6:30. Currier School in sun. cornny. keeper at tennis club. petition praying that said court one planted to fruit. Desirable Co., or phone Niles 508-W. columns regularly. A fter the Sermon at 7:30; Mrs. Frank Hamilton, Teacher MALCOLM HATFIELD, Repairing: Radios, lawn mowers, adjudicate and determine who bomesite with pleasant view. 13tfc. fourth play he .permits only a Prayer service, Thursday eve Mrs. Frank Hamilton, Teacher Judge of Probate Cash or terms. 116 Lake St., etc. . were at .the time of his death the FOB KENT certain limit on bets for he knows ning. . ■ Mr, Ed Hawkins, Sunday, was For Girls (final l A tine-copy: Elsie Krajci, Phone 339-J. 16t3p. a win, is in sight, which will take legal heirs of said deceased and Register of Probate. pulling the plow in the shed and Tending: Flowers or"lawns by the entitled to inherit the, real estate FOR SALE:— Girls bicycle $5.00. FOR RENT—Pleasant furnished the bank for large sums of mon Christian Science Churches a clevis same off. He fell on the month. apartment, 4 rooms and bath. of which said deceased died seiz Glenn Haslett, 111 N. Detroit ey- “Everlasting Punishment" will walking plow anil made a hole in Serving: As companion or reader 'First ■insertion Apr 14; last Ap. 2.’l Ample closet room, screen in ed.. ■„ - ■ ■ * . - street, Phone 294. 17tlp. be the subject of the Lesson-Ser his ear. . - ’ for invalids or younger children; It is Ordered, That the 23rd day' STATE OF MICHIGAN porch. Available after April 15. ■ “SALLY, IRENE and MARY” mon in all Christian Science Miss Carol Hawkins went to helping half days in tearooms of May A. D. 1938, at ten o’clock The Probate Court lor thq FOR SALE:—Horses and young Very reasonable terms to right Darryl F.- Zanuck, Hollywood’s Dorothy Reddings for dinner, Sun churches throughout the world on run by women. in the forenoon, at said probate Comity of Berrien. stock. Mr. Chris Shaw, Dayton, party. Call at 107 N. Detroit magic maker of musical hits, does Sunday, May 1. day. Making: and selling hooked nigs, office, be and is hereby appointed Al a session of said Court, held Michigan.. 17t3p. St. 14-tfc it again iri his latest 20th Cen The (itflden Text, (Ezekiel Mr. and Mrs, Francis Bennitt sweaters, dresses, candy, .cook for hearing said petitions; at tile Probate Office in the City tury-Fox show, “ Sally, Irene and and family went to Tracy, Ind., FOR SALE:—1 year old Guernsey FOR RENT: — Two four-room 18:23), is: "Have I .any pleasure ies, jellies. It is Further Ordered, That pub of St. Joseph in said County, on Mary,” opening Sunday, Monday Sunday. heifer. Will sell for $25.00. In houses, one at corner of Main at all that the , wicked should Taking orders: from neighbors for lic notice thereof be given by pub rile lll.ii day of April A. D. 1938, and Tuesday. die? saith the Lord God: and not Miss Ruby Burks was sick over quire at Gamble Store or phone and Fulton streets, one on such things as subscriptions, lication of a copy of this order, Present: lion. Malcolm Hatfield, that he should return from his the week-end. 210. 17tlc. Minerva street., Telephone 7119- ' stockings, aluminum ware, once each week for. three succes Judge of Probate. 4-H Boy’^ arid Girl’s club are F2. 16t3c. ways, and live?" books from lending libraries, etc. sive weeks previous to said day of In tiic Matter of Uic Estate of FOR SALE:—Medium-sized ma- Juvenile Delinquency Among tie Bible citations is .having their local achievement the. Telephoning: prospective custom hearing,, in the Berrien. County Charles A. Baker, Incompetent. hogony bookcase, also 24 volume 28th day of April at Dayton Hall, FOR RENT:—5 room.flat furnish Isn’t it a fair question whether all this passage (Job 31:3-6): “Is not ers for beauty parlors, etc., on Record a newspaper printed and A. Glenn Haslett; having filed In set of Mark Twain. Mrs. J, F, 8 o’clock. They are going to Ben ed or unfurnished $10 per this furore about “juvenile delin destruction to the wicked? and a a commission-basis. circulated in said. county. . said court his final account to ' Viele, 110 Front street. 17tlp. ton Harbor Saturday, for the month. Telephone 636, 17tlc. quency" is not because there is strange punishment to the work Assisting: at community park or Ma l c o l m : Ha t f i e l d , date as guardian of said esLale, any more of it now a days but ers of iniquity? Let me be weigh County Achievement Program. FOR SALE ■— 8-year-old work play-ground; working at small Judge .'of'Probate. and his-petition praying for the FOR MOTHERS DAY—One 8x10 largely because we have become ed in an even balance, that God horse, cheap. Ben Frame, 2 paid job for summer with Youth (SEAL) A true copy! Elsie Krajci, allowance' thereof, and Ills peliLion Photograph in glass frame, and delinquency-conscious?. may know mine integrity,” miles east of Howe school. 17tlc Colvin School Administration, Y, W, C. A. or . Register of Probate. praying for tile cancellation of a 4 4x6 photos, $5.00. Smith I . will offer a bet—safe enough Correlative passages to be read Other welfare agency. \ certain bond. Studio. Phone 259. 17tlp it won’t be taken— that if the from the Christian Science text Mrs. Rex Milhon, Teacher 1SL insertion Apr. 28; last May 12 Won’t Last Long — GAMBLE’S it is Ordered, That the 9th day whole past of the older genera book, “Science and Health with Collected by Mildred Jackson STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Pro ' SPRING SALE. Save up to $40 THIS MOVING WORLD ol May A.' D. 1938. at tell o’clock tion in Buchanan were Utterly laid Key to the Scriptures,” by Mary and Kathleen Stoner. bate Court for the County of on an ELECTRIC REFRIGER U. of Michigan Lilacs ill the forenoon, at said probate Paul Carpenter bare, and compared with an equal Baker Eddy, include the following Victor Canfield has been ab Berrien. ATOR:—As low as $79.50. Radio Michigan flower lovers ■ who | oliice, be end is .hereby appointed ly frank disclosure of the present (p, 404): “If the evil is over in sent from school with the mumps. At a session of said Court, held Special $20.00 for your old make an annual pilgrimage to Ann for examining and allowing said Preaches Here behaviour of youth, ■.the later edi the repentant mortal mind, while The Colvin-school students are at the Probate Office in tho city of Radio on a new Coronado Select- Arbor to see the famous collection account; and hearing said peti Q-Matic. Gamble Store, Buchan tions of humanity might be found its effects still'remain on the in making blackprint3 out of lino of lilacs in the University' of St. Joseph in the said County, on more delinquent in some ways, the dividual, you can remove this dis leum. First1 the design was. plan the 22nd day of April, A. D. 1938 tion. , an, Phone 210. 17tlc. . Paul Carpenter was a guest Michigan Arboretum will have to it Is Fmllier Ordered, That minister Sunday at the local oldsters more delinquent in,others, order as God’s law is fulfilled and ned and traced on the linoleum. set their journey ahead about two Present: Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, public notice thereof be given by FOR SALE:—Furniture. Piano, , Church of Christ, he arid his wife and if a fair balance were struck reformation' cancels the crime,” Then it was heated and cut out weeks if present mild weather con Judge of Probate. publication of a copy of this orvs davenport, and chair, Antique being a guest .several days at the the old gents would emerge cham with block print tools. Then paint tinues. • In the Matter of the' Estate of der, for three successive weeks Walnut Secretary, beds and home of Miss Lilly Abell, while he pions in. most of what passes for is put on the linoleum with a gela Most of the 140 varieties of li Raymond it. Hiekok, deceased. ■ dressers and other small items. delinquency. The Presbyterian Church tin roller and stamped on the It appearing to the court that previous lo said day of hearing, in was attending a young people's Wanzer H. Brunelle, Pastor lacs in the collection usually reach 203 y2 Front St. Mrs. A. S. Root. convention in South Bend. They What is a delinquent child any paper. Mildred Jackson made a the height of their bloom from the time for presentation of claims the Beiricn county Record, a 10:00 Church School newspaper printed and circulated 17tfc. left Tuesday, for their home in way, in the sense in which he is ship. Aileen Wallquist made a May ±5 to 25, according to Pro against said estate should be limit dissected in clinics? There are 11:00 Public Worship. Mr. Bru bird. James Phillips made a team ed. and that a time and place be in said county. Now Under Way—GAMBLE’S Odon, Ind„ where he now fessor Harlow O. Whittemore, Di three essentials. nelle Will preach on "Playing the of horses and Christ Aalfs made appointed to receive, examine and MALCOLM HATFIELD, SPRING SALE— Values, Values, preaches. rector of the Arbrefum. The un 1. In the first place it’s a child game of life.” a picture of a bird. Myron Place adjust all claims and demands Judge of Probate' Values. Tot wagon, 77c; Special usually mild spring weather this that has been guilty of unsocial 5:00 High School Club Meeting. made a picture of a lady’s head. against said deceased by and be (Seal) A true copy. 4 inch Brush included at no ex year has made them progress Frank Flagg to behaviour. Thursday a t-7:00 Choir rehear Mr. Wayne- Ellis of South Behd fore said court: Elsie Krajci, Register o f Probate.' tra cost with 5 gal. Standard more rapidly, however, he said in 2. Next it is one who has been sal at the Church. was the guest of Mir. apd Mrs. It is Ordered, That creditors of House Paint. Gamble Store. f an interview. The flowers might bo Preach Sunday caught, Saturday at 9:00. Troop No. 3 Henry Mecklenburg, Sunday. said deceased arc required to' pre First insertion Ap. 14; last Ap. 28 Buchanan. Phone 210, 17tlc. of the Girl Scouts. at their height earlier in the STATE OF MICHIGAN Frank Flagg, Dowagiac, com 3. Lastly it is one who has been Miss Reva Place was the guest month, he said, if another cold sent their claims to said court at turned over to legal authorities. Saturday at 10:30. Troop No. 2 of Miss Marian Place oyer the The Probate Court for the BAKE SALE —- By Evangelical I missioner of schools of Cass coun spell doesn’t slow them down. said Probate Office on or before Otherwise whatever he is, he is of the Girl Scouts. week-end. County of Berrien. church at Mills hardware store j ty, will preach at the local Church . One of the large lilac collections the 6th day of September A. D. not officially and of record a delin Monday at 4:00, Troop No. 1 of 1938, at ten o ’clock in the fore At a session of said Court, held all day Saturday, April 30. j of Christ Sunday morning and of the United States, the Arbore quent. In, fact I migjht just as well the Girl Scouts, noon, said time and place being at the Probate Office in the City 17tic evening. Heal Dow, temperance Worker tum group contains such rare strike out the first two conditions, Monday at 7:00. Troop No. 80 of hereby appointed for the examina of St. Joseph, in said County, on Neal Dow was born In Portland, varieties as thtv Chengtu lilac, the because undoubtedly a child can the Boy Scouts. the 11 th day of April A. D. 1938. Maine, in 1804, of Quaker parent Little Leaf Lilac, and the Hima tion and adjustment of all claims be falsely charged. Tuesday at 7:00. Trustees Meet and demands against said deceas Present, Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, ing. - age, In 1851, through his efforts layan lilac. In an ordinary season, HERE ! ! ! I can remember only fifteen while mayor cf Portland, be secured Professor1 Whittemore said, there ed. Judge of Probate. years ago when the tender young Wednesday at 4:00. Brownies. It is Further Ordered, That pub In the Matter of the Estate of Wednesday at 7:30. Session at the passage of the Maine law which, are some lilacs in blossom in the lings of my neighborhood consid under severe penalties, prohibited lic notice thereof be given by. pub Anna Koenigshof, Deceased. the Manse. Arboretum from the middle of ered it a matter of business to be the sale of intoxicating liquors. In May until around the Fourth of lication o f a copy of this order for Alma Fuller, having filed her attended to with promptness and 1884 this provision was Incorporated July. three successive weeks previous to petition, praying that an instru- ■ dispatch to smash all the windows Methodist Episcopal Church in the state constitution. He was said day of hearing, in the Berrien ment filed in said Court be admit In any house left vacant even for Thomas Rice, Minister twice mayor of Portland, and, dur County Record a newspaper print ted to Probate as the last will a short time. I can remember Sunday school at 10 o’clock. ing the Civil war, Was brigadier How Old Are You Inside? ed and circulated in said county. and testament of said deceased when Hallowe-en nights were a Mrs. Glenn Haslett and Mr. Con general of volunteers. He traveled Never mind how many wrinkles MALCOLM HATFIELD, and that administration of said reign of terror, when a youthful Kelley superintendents. widely, speaking on temperance Father Time has painted in your Judge of Probate, estate be granted to Alma Fuller face, Never mind how many gray prank was not worthwhile unless Morning worship at 11 o’clock. problems and organizing temper (SEAL) A true copy. Elsie Krajci, or some other suitable person. is the time to drain that worn ance societies. In 1880 lie was the hairs, he has put on your head. The It involved property damage or ex The special music will be an. an Register of Probate. It Ig Ordered, That the 9th day candidate of the National Prohibi important thing isn’t how old you out motor oil from the crank pensive inconvenience or both. of May A, D. 1938 at ten A. M., at them by the choir with Mrs, Beu tion party for President of the Unit are on the outside, but how old you First pub. Apr. 21; last May 5 case, the transmission and ■ It’s probably mostly to the lah Kelley directing, The offer said Probate Office is hereby ap good that the attention o f people ed States, He died in 1897. are on the inside. A man’s real-age STATE OF MICHIGAN differential of your automobile. tory number will be a piano-organ is determined by the youthfulness of pointed for hearing said petition. is being systematically called to The Probate Court for the duet: Pastorale, by Guilmant, his spirit! Benjamin Franklin It is Further Ordered, That delinquency— and more.particular Stares in the Confederacy County of Berrien. “SAVE YOUR MOTOR” service is being featured at played by Mrs. A-. L. Hamblin and helped write the American Constitu Public notice thereof be given by ly to the factors which co’ntribue Eleven states were members of At a session of said .Court, held Mrs. Rosalie Rice. Sermon sub tion at eighty. Tintoretto painted his publication of a copy hereof, onpe our station now. Drive in— use our facilities and to delinquency. There are plenty the Confederacy, as follows: Vir at the Probate Office in the City famous "Paradise,” a canvas 74 by each week, for three successive make your choice of ISO-VIS “D”, POLARINE, and some of them should be at ject: “Diligent Seeking After ginia. North Carolina, South Caro of St. Joseph in the said County, 30 feet, when he was seventy-four. weeks previous to said day of STANOLIND or QUAKER STATE Motor Oil. tended to But let’s not get the God.” This will be the first of a lina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, on the 18th day of April A. D. Goethe completed "Faust” at hearing in the fierrlen County It will be a pleasure to serve you. idea that the young people are .series of five “Aldersgate” ser Mississippi, Louisiana, Tennessee, 1938. eighty. As long as we are alert and Record, a newspaper printed and anything else but just what we mons. . Arkansas and Texas. Present, Hon, Malcolm Hatfield, WASHING and GREASING OUR SPECIALITY vital in spirit we are not old. As circulated in said County. have made them. Evening service at 7:30. Ser long as we are joyously looking for Judge of Probate, MALCOLM HATFIELD, mon subject: "Significant Things Chameleon’s Tongue Active ward and enthusiastically starting In the Matter of the Estate of Judge of Probate If you have anything to sell, or in Religion." The Indian chameleon can cap new things we are’s till young. Stay Alex Lamb, deceased. (Seal) A true copy. ANDERSON’S STANDARD SERVICE want to buy something, use the Service at Oronoko at 9 a. m. ture insects with its tongue at a young on the inside and forget your It appearing to the court that Portage and Front Sts. Phone 86 Classified Column of The Record. Sunday school following, distance of six inches. birthdays!—The Silver Lining. the time for presentation of FJsle Krajci, Register of Probate.
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* a THURSDAY, APRIL 28,1938 BERRIEN COUNTY^RECORD PAGE SEVEN T which our business is conducted. I behalf, but were denied the right that is simply not true and has been excessive. The suggestion the; Federal Communications Com SUNDAY (Blossom Sunday) 6:30 p. m.—Queen's Dinner naturally assumed that we would to have included in the record been prepared with the same un that rates might be reduced 25 mission, would have taken place Morning Sunrise Service—Bless 9:30 p. m. Queen's Coronation and Telephone Probe without any investigation. ing of the Blossoms. have a fair investigation, and an written material which we had fairness that characterized the per cent throughout the Bell Ball. 3:00 p. m.—Photo salon, Unveiling opportunity to place before the prepared and considered necessary investigation proceedings. System without reducing-net earn THURSDAY (.Juvenile Bay) Was Unfair, of Exhibits by Queen’s Court. 3:00 p. m.— Rural School Parade. This country has the best, tho ings by changing depreciation and Commission all of the material to point out serious ana important Blossom Week MONDAY (Music Day) 7:00 p. m —Juvenile ball. most extensive, the most widely Other major policies and pxaoticea facts pertaining to all phases of errors, affecting most of the in 3:00 p. m.—Concert—Rublnoff and used and the cheapest telephone is absurd. Says Gifford the Company’s business which the vestigators’ reports. Commission Program his violin. FRIDAY (Fun Day) Commission should desire to er Walker’s report must he ap service in tho world. In spite of According to the summary, the 1:30 p. m. Pet Parade. report claims for the investiga TUESDAY (Fanners’ Day) When the Telephone investiga study. praised in light of these facts. this, it would appear that fault Calendar of Events for 7:30 p. m.—Mardi Gras Parade. The investigation, however, was We have not been given a copy has been found with almost every tion, credit for reductions in rates Blossom Week 10:00 a. m. to 8 p. m. - Meetings j tion was begun over three years one-sided from start to finish. We of Commissioner Walker’s report, thing this Company has done and many other things which, in May 7th to May '15th Luncheons, speakers. Commis-; SATURDAY (Nature Day) sioner, Dept of Agriculture, ago, I welcomed the opportunity were denied not only tho right to said to contain 1,000 pages, but if throughout its existence. This just tho normal course of business and SATURDAY (Opening Day) 1:00' p. m.—-Grand Floral Parade. to place before the Commission cross-examine investigation w it the summary of it correctly re does not make sense. in accordance with the Company’s [ :()() p. m - -Reception - Blue and John B. Strange—Chairman. \ 7:30 p. m. Drum and Bugle Corps all facts as to the manner in nesses and to bo heard in our own flects the report, it presents much Bell System earning3 have never policy antedating the existence of i Gray Trail pilgrimage. WEDNESDAY (Queen’s Day) j Contest.
CASH PRIZE - RULE THIS COUPON AND 10c THOUSANDS OF MOTORISTS KNOW WILL ENTITLE YOU TO That METEE0R GASOLINE READ THESE RULES CLOSELY is the thriftiest gas on the market. Try a tankfull today. Read EVERY Advertisement on this page carefully. FRESH DATED — WHEN PRESENTED AT Each advertisement on this page carries the answer to one of the ques tions in the list printed below. POORMAN’S HOME STORE THE HIGH GRADE OIL CO. 310 River St. BUCHANAN Phone 115 Portage St. at M. C. R. R. BUCHANAN Phone 491 A cash prize of $25.00 will be awarded to the contestant who submits the most accurate answers at the end of the Quiz Page series. Award will “ The Home of Little Elf Foods” be given accordingto accuracy, neatness and orginajity.
In case of one or more ties the prize money will be equally distributed. TIME TO CHECK UP ON YOUR No Quiz Pages are to be sent to the Record Oflice prior to the termination PASTEURIZATION IS IMPORTANT of the ten issues which are to appear. ROOF DRAINAGE That is why we have installed expensive equipment. So be sure your milk is Pasteurized for health and safety. JLet us come over and check your roof, gutters and drains. Only one member of each family may send in the answers. Eliminate damage to your property. This contest Is open to everyone except employees of the Berrien County Record, or their families. ST. JOSEPH VALLEY CREAMERY CO. 0RPURT PLUMBING & HEATING \ BUCHANAN, MICH. .v*>?®H©NE 67 302 Cecil Ave. BUCHANAN Phone 69 QUESTIONS
Q.—What is the address of the Health Clinic of Dr. D. 1). Chirila? Q.—Name concern Pasteurizing milk? STOCK REDUCING SALE Q.—Name the .oldest established school of Modern Beauty Culture in A Car with Poor Brakes is a Menace on the Highway. Northern Indiana? . Come In and Have Them Tested at Once. CLARK’S NEWS DEPOT Q.—What is the thriftiest gas on the market? LADIES COMPACTS and MANICURE SETS GENTS BILL FOLDS — SHAVING SETS Q.— Where may women obtain the newest fashions, reasonably priced? and FITTED TRAVELING KITS Q.— Miles are easier and more comfortable in a what? EVERY ONE A BARGAIN 7 BUCHANAN Phone 92 Q.—What insect is closely allied to the cockroach? See Us For Newspapers, Magazines, Cards, Tobacco From the Front to the Back — We Know Your Hack. and Fountain Service. ' Q.^—At times there is (what kind) of Pressure on a.-nerve-.between two segments of the Spine? ■ . Q.— Name the concern selling the well-known John Deere Tractor? Q.—How may you eliminate damage to your property? iles Are Easier and More Comfortable Q.— What may save you the expense of buying a “ new piece” of furniture? BENTON’S in a new Ford V-8 because of Center-poise riding and Q.—What is a menace on the highway? 125 S. Michigan St. s SOUTH BEND Telephone 4-3174- extra Riding Room. Q.— A stock reducing sale is being offered where? Q.— Where can you obtain a pound ol‘ dated coffee for.only 10c? South Bend’s largest store for Women, featuring Coats, Suits, MONTAGUE MOTOR CO. Q.— Who. carries a fine line of new fnr coats in stock? Dresses, Lingerie, Shoes, and Millinery — in the newest • FORD SALES * SERVICE *Q.— WJ*ere is the Webster Secretarial Institute located? fashions, reasonably priced. BUCHANAN Phone 29 Q.— What is sensible economy?
DRY CLEANING IS SENSIBLE QUALITY FUR SHOP THE JOHN DEERE TRACTOR is simple in design, low in cost, economical in operation and it’s up Fur Coats remodeled, rclincd, cleaned and glazed. 1 carry a fine line •It is especially so when our reasonably priced service is at your call. keep is much lower than any other Tractor. of new fur coats in slock .—■ Insured Storage $2.00. .Phone Buchanan 156 or Niles 765 y SWANK DRY CLEANERS UMH0LTZ BROS. F. J. Banka 225 E. Front St. BUCHANAN, MICII. Phone 156 319 N. Front St. NILES 2i5 N. Fourth St. I^ILES, MICII. Phone 1067-J 18 Main St. NILES, MICH, Phone 765 Phone 1606
■ MADAM SWARTS SCHOOL OF Nin# out of ten people erroneously call the Termite a white ant, hut Chiropractors Know That The Basis MODERN BEAUTY CULTURE it is in reality an insect of very primitive structure, being closely is the oldest established Beauty Culture School in Northern Indiana. for most human ailments is the Abnormal Pressure on a Nerve allied to the cockroaches. Next week w ewill tell you why 20 years of “Knowing Mow” is back of this school. v it destroys wood. >■ between two segments of the Spine. Come in and let us explain our methods.
Natural Therapy Lady Attendant OF MODERN BEAUTY CULTURE 129 N. Main St, SOUTH BEND Phone 4-1151 520 E. Main Street NILES Office Phone 1036 218 S. LaFayetto Blvd. SOUTH BEND ’ Phone 4-1500
A refinishing job on your furniture may save you the KEEP YOURSELF IN GOOD HEALTH WEBSTER SECRETARIAL INSTITUTE expense of a new piece. Let us prove this tp you by by keeping your system, toned with Nature’s Universal Herb — allowing us to give you an estimate. Food — Medicinal: ions. It is easier and less expensive to prevent svdkness tnan to cure it. “We Prefer To Do Good NO OBLIGATION HEALTH CLINIC OF Work With a Few” 208 Platt Bldg. SOUTH BEND Phone 3-2848 FREE DELIVERY . 222 E. Main St. NILES, MICH. Phone 1548 410 S. Michigan Street SOUTH BEND
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* Dinner Guests Presbyterian Guild Confer Degrees mazoo Saturday evening to attend port Is made deprives the Social Early Use of Snuff Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Orpurt^had Mrs. Rebecca Sands was host The local Odd Fellow lodge con a national meeting at the Ma- Security office of an opportunity "Taking snuff" through the nose as their guests at dinner Sunday ess Tuesday evening to the mem ferred the flrsst degree on a elass sonio Temple there. . Three hun- to contact workers Who have was a fashionable practice during Mr. and Mrs. Lester DeKeel and bers of the Jeanette Stevenson of candidates Tuesday evening,_ vdred members were present from reached this age and are entitled the Seventeenth and Eighteenth cen son. Cole, and Mr. 'and. Mrs. Wil Guild. Joe Melvin serving as captain." various units to liondr Mrs. Laura to lump-sum benefit payments. turies. ______’______lis, of Owosso, Mich. . - ... Next Tuesday night the secOnd Shertle, the national president. Any person who has become 65 ■ * * * . Those from Buchanan were Mrs. after having been employed in an Time Office Party and third degrees will be con fcrvin Wells, Mrs. Joseph Man occupation covered by the Social F. D. I. Social •* ' . The men and women employes ferred. Lodge will take up at 7 HOW’S VOOR STOMACH* ning, Mrs. Clara Green, Mrs. Wil Security Act should apply at once The F. D. I. club held a bunco of the Time office of the Clark p. m. for an extra long meeting. Beloit, Wis. — William liam York, Mrs. Harry ■ Birins, for a lump-sum benefit payment, L Brown, 941 Fifth St., Week-End House Party Jolly Four Club party Thursday evening, realizing A potluck lunch will be served. says: “ I wob suffering Equipment company enjoyed, a Mr. Lincoln said. His office serves Miss Virginia MUler, kindergar Mrs. Florence W ooden. was $14.40 to buy sheets ahd pillow * * * Mrs. John Ochenrydgr, Mrs. An -. s from a weakened condi* dinner Wednesday evening at the all of Berrien, Branch, Calhoun, f i tion due to acid indices* ten teacher, entertained at a hostess to the members of the cases for the Odd Fellow home at B. G. U. Sorority thony fcjtukes, Mrs. Dwight Mark Quin Waters farm. Cass, Kalamazoo, St. Joseph and week-end party at her home at Jolly Four club yesterday. Jackson. . . . , The B. G. U. Sorority gave a ham, Mrs. Guy Eisenhart. •*!? * * # baby shower at the home of Miss r * * Van Buren counties. J Discovery my stomach Antioch, 111., her guests being i * * * Lillian Club LsV f was in good condition, X Enid Reams, Miss Eunice Miller, Friendly Circle To Honor Mothers Mary Franklin Tuesday evening, Announce Engagements s J had no more heartburn, Mrs. Effie Hathaway will be Congressional Record in 1873 sour fluid or gas after eat Allegro Henry, Mrs. Jerry Mann, Miss Ada Rouch will be hostess The Legion Auxiliary will en honoring Mrs. Wilbur Dempsey Announcement has been made ing. I really enjoyed my medls. I can eat hostess next Wednesday evening The Congressional Record was Jane Spear. Maynio Proseus, this ufternoon to the members of tertain Monday evening at the and her young son, Jack Wesley of the engagament of Miss Alle- everything I like and have gained w weight .to the members of the Lillian first published for a special session and strength.’* Buy (iolden Medical Dis Dempsey, in connection with the gra Henry, Buchanan high school covery from your diuggibt today. Kathryn Portz. the Friendly Circle. Legion hall at the annual Moth of the senate in 1873. club, regular meeting. Mrs. Ken Blake physical director, to Harold Boyce ers’ Day. Following a short bus * * * iness meeting, a program will be won the high score at bridge. and of Miss Eunice Miller, music given in charge of Miss Irma Maccabees * * * instructor, to Claude Imhoff. Wright. Mrs. Nancy Lyon, Gold East Hive No. 19 of the Macca M. E. Mission Society ' Star mother, will be honored. A bees met Wednesday evening, en The Young Women’s Foreign joying a potluck supper and bin- Many Entitled to AUTO LOANS i delegate will be elected for the. Missionary Society will meet D-A-NX-E Fourth District meeting to be go. Tuesday evening, May 3, at the * * ¥ Accrued Age Benefit SATURDAY NIGHT On New and Used Cars held in Niles May 15. home of Mrs. Ruth Everingham, * * S—-ch ’N Chatter on Oak street, Many persons aged 65 who are at I. G. O. F. Hall Junior Farm Bureau The Stitch ’N Chatter sewing * * * now idle are entitled to lump-sum You wouldn’t buy a car blind Junior Farm Bureau of Berrien club will meet this afternoon at Boaconlight Glass benefit payments under the old age ------ii’eaturing ------folded, providing you wanted value County met Monday evening in the home of Mrs. Claude Fenn, The Beaconiight class o f the insurance portion of the Social received. No more should you let ' the Bend of the River Grange 211 Lake street. Evangelical Sunday school met Security Act, according to Newton ♦ * * yourselt be blinded to the finance hall, Rev. Brunelle talking to the Monday evening with their teach E. Lincoln, manager of the Kala BILLY POORMAN policies of auto finance, companies. boys and Mrs. Brunelle and Mrs. Masonic Dinner er, Miss Mae Mills. mazoo field office of that agency * * * Jack Treat to the girls on ’’So The Past Matrons club of the of government. and His Orchestra We can open your eyes to a Strictly cial Hygiene.” A. J. George gave Eastern Star served dinner for the Buchanan W. C. T. U .__ “There are many persons who Confidential better, more reasonable, wide a talk. The members planned a Masons at the hall Tuesday eve The Women’s Temperance are now temporarily enemployed Service Union will meet Friday at the awoke service ...... a service rally to be held at the Farm Bu ning.; who are entitled to but have failed home of Mrs, H. H. Hartline. that carries a friendly personal reau Products company at Colo- ... to claim these benefiits,” Mr. Lin * * * coln said today. Interest. ma. The next meeting will be O. E. S. Meeting Comrades Class "Persons wno have worked in held May 21 in the DemOsky barn The Berrien County Eastern The Comrades class of the commerce or industry covered by Come In and let us explain! , at Sonus. Star Association will meet Wed * * * Evangelical church met Monday the Act since January 1, 1937 are nesday afternoon and evening, evening at the home of Miss entitled to lump-sum benefit pay Buchanan Elks Hosts May 4, at Three Oaks. Frances DiGiacomo. ments equal to 3y2% of such . * * s ; ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW AT POPULAR PRICES There will be a “Buchanan * * * wages. It is not necessary to retire Night” party at the Niles Elks Loyal Workers Entertain Auxiliary to receive these benefits. In many E. N. SCHRAM Temple this evening with Mr. and The Loyal Workers class of the The American Legion will he cases employers place the names Mrs. C. J. Wilson as co-chairmen. NOW PLAYING ------ENDING THURSDAY “ T h e Insurance M a n ” Church of Christ Sunday school hosts to the members of the Aux of furloughed workers in an inac enjoyed a party at the church iliary Friday evening, May 6, the tive file and thus do not report to Eleanor Wolfe Circle Friday evening. Mrs. George Ed occasion especially honoring the the U. S. Collector of Internal _ TOVARICH W Miss Louise York, East Alexan dy, president, was in charge. past .commanders and past presi Revenue the fact that such em CLAUDETTE COLBERT — CHAS. BOYER der street, was hostess Friday » » * dents of each organization. ployees have reached the age of 65 evening to the members of the Dry-Zero Picnic * * * years and cease to be covered un Eleanor Wolfe Circle. Mrs. E. N. The employes of the Dry-Zero Attend Kalamazoo Meet der old-age insurance plan,” Mr. I Schram, leader, presented the les- FRIDAY — SATURDAY APRIL 29 — 80 msm Corporation enjoyed a wienie A delegation of local V. F. W. Lincoln added. sonv and a social session was en roast at the home of Mr. and Auxiliary members drove to Kala He said the fact that no such re TWO — DELUXE FEATURES — TWO joyed. * * * Mrs. Robert Clemens Tuesday W e’ve Got evening. I f Honorary Shower * * . Mrs. Thessel Letcher and Miss Evening Book Club What It Takes ! Grace Letcher entertained 24 "Hollywood Hotel Mrs. G. H. Stevenson will be guests Thursday evening, honor TIME TESTED PAINTS hostess this evening to the mem with DICK POWELL H A V E Y O U ? ing Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trapp, bers of the Evening Book club. Get dependable fishing equip who were recently married. ... and ENAMELS ROSEMARY LANE ment here . ■ • and be sure of The Newest and Biggest Musical Idea Dinner Guests Since 42nd Street! the strike, that’s a thrill. We Mrs. Susan Lyddick had as We carry a com © RODS 9 REELS carry a complete line of fishing It Pays To Trade at guests at dinner Sunday. Mr. and plete stock of paints - FEATURE NO, 2 equipment tc meet your needs. © NETS 9 LINES Mrs. Frank Imhoff. ' * 4s ■ C.r for all indoor- and © PLUGS ® PLIES STEVENS D-X STATION Hostess at Shower outdoor work at the TACKLE BOXES Come in and Ask for Details Phone 225 . H. D. Stevens Miss Esther Bradley was hos lowest prices. "Penitentiary” tess at her home last night at a 100% Homeguard d»n Ort anower honoring Mrs. Clarence House Paint, gal _ « p £ .O t) with WALTER CONNOLLY Linger, nee Aiene Riley. . . . ‘Super Interior O P Gloss Enamel, qt.;_---- 0 3 C W E A R E JEAN PARKER Popular Prices Installs V. F. VV. CONTRACT A Great Drama to Grip Your Heart with a Standard House | ' Mrs. Harry Brown was in PAINTERS Thousand Thrills! FRESH PERCH charge of the instaLation of offic Paint, g a l------$1.79 “WILD WEST DAYS” Serial and Cartoon ers by the Cassopolis unit of the J Super Porch, QC _ - Let as bid on your FISHING SUPPER Auxiliary of Veterans of foreign painting. Our' mater Floor Eniimel, qt. — O J t Attend Our Ever Popular Saturday Matinees LICENSES Every FRIDAY Night Wars last night. ials and workmanship All You Can Eat for 50c * . . Grade A Barn (h i O Q are fully guaranteed Adults. 15c ——- Children 10c Honoring Departure Paint, gal______.p a .O i l .... our prices arc And Each Child Receives a Free Candv Bar A t The POW-WOW Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Kelling were (5 gallon lot prices) reasonable. host and hostess at dinner Sunday Phone 210 Today evening ■ honor, ng Mr. and Mrs. for FREE Estimates . J. Kelling Powell Hotel ban Larson, who were to leave SUN. — MON. — TUES. MAY 1 SMOKE HOUSE N. 5th St. . ■ NILES the ' following day to make their Continuous Shows Every Sunday home in Jackson. ^ * ■ ■. Sunday Prices to 5 — 10c - 15c. M. E. Mission Society GAMBLE STORE The Women’s Foreign Mission ALL THESE STARS! ary Society of the Methodist AND HARDWARE ALL THESE LAUGHS! church will .meet Wednesday aft PHONE 210 TODAY FOR FREE ESTIMATES! ernoon, May .4, at the home of . and so much zing and extra sparkle Mrs. a ,. C.ark, derre Coupe it’s your top-hil musical to date! Road. '1 his Will be the occasion of ALICE -TONY tile annual thank-offering. Miss Gertrude Simmons will have FAYE-MARTIN Again Proves the Outstanding charge of devotions. The lesson will be given by Mrs. Emma Knight. Mrs. W. R. Smith will as sist'Mrs. Clark in serving renesii- SALLY'IRENE Economy and Performance of UlcHla. .. J # S’- If
Attend VV. C. T. U. -/As A 20th Century-Fox Picture with Mr., id. u. Mills, Miss Mae W. ,® n MMY DURANTF-«^ Mills, Mrs. Tiarry . llartline and il! CHEVROLET TRUCK Miss Eva Chamberlain attended ADDED JOY tne to-uty meeting, of toe W o :‘What Price Safety” men’s Chr.stian 'temperance Union Troost Bros. M - at Benton Hatbor Thursday. Ejec NILES MICHIGAN Popeye Cartoon tion of officers was held, Miss Si Movietone News Mills being re-elected county /?ee how eaiy it li to fjln d AT A COST OF LESS THAN treasurer and Mrs. Harry Hartline GUEST FEATURE MONDAY NIGHT county Flower Fund superintend* 1/3-CENT PER TON-MILE, stock eat. Main addresses were by Dr. Shown Once Only at 9 P. M. in Addition to Our Goodrich, president of Aloiou Col a tug that fiiii cottectly Regular Sunday Feature at No Extra. Cost m odel l1/2-ton Chevrolet truck travels lege and Mrs, Ivor of Allegan county, the district superintend 10,102.4 m iles carrying 4590-lb. load. SANCTION No. 3S62 ent. ftto m o u t
O TESTS are more rigidly supervised READ THESE AMAZING Honored at Shower N and exacting than tests conducted Mrs. M. J. Converse was hostess with PAUL MUNI — BETTE DAVIS under the supervision of the Contest Board PERFORMANCE FACTS... yesterday afternoon at a shower New Room-Size Rugs Their Only Picture Together! of rhe American Automobile Association. honoring Mrs. Kenneth Gamble. Great as only They Can Make It All figures listed in the column at the right ToUlallMpmimf . . 10.1(2.4 nibs * * * are /acts—certified and convincing proof of Woven by (docktune PajftUwdthL ...... 4,510 lb Loyal Independents the great peVformance qualities and dollar- The Loyal independent Club will WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY MAY 4 — 5 saving economy of Chevrolet trucks! Gnnwtfttt •••••• . . .USBlb. meet Tuesday, May 3, with Mrs. • Modernize your truck equipment now. Awaga spied , 30.72 m.p.h. Cora Howe. - ONLY Save money all icays with Chevrolet trucks *. * * 36 SIZES Double Feature Program Total (asoBucouHmitf. 670j filioiit *1.35 FOR , — with low. first cost, low Operating co9t, GoJJen Wedding Milas par Xi Nm af {isoRai . , . . 15,07 63 PATTERNS AND COLORS low maintenance expense—and with rug Mr. and Mrs. Bari Rlzor were ADJUSTMENTS ged, durable Chevrolet construction that Ollcaisanud...... , 10 quirts guests at the observance of the ■‘Merrily W e Live” gives extra thousands o f miles o f capable, TiUl cast (i k , ail, lubrlcaUas). 5144.72 golden wedding anniversary of Mr, $ satisfying operation. 9 x 12 size started! with CONSTANCE BENNETT Tati! par lifl-mlla east ..... S.M312 and Mrs. George Lushbaugh, 39-50 /CHEVROLET/ South Bend. * * * * Here’s grand news for those who have rooms that are hard to fit BRIAN AHERNE with standard size rugs. Our new1 Cochrane Room-Size Rugs More Laughs Than Tonper General Motor* Instalment Plan— Convenient, Economical Monthly Payments. A General Motors Value. Plan Banquet enable you to choose from 36 sizes and 63 patterns and colors. You’ll Go Ga-Ga! With Howls Plans were made at the meeting The latest and smartest plain colors and’ a wide range o f Early of the Methodist Ladies Aid Wed American, Modern and Persian patterns. Every rug firmly and SECOND BIG FEATURE ■ athe thrift- carriers nesday for a Mothers and Daugh evenly woven, and with 100% virgin wool Surface. Here are some ters banquet to be held at the of the sizes. Check them against that robin that needs a new rug. Methodist church Tuesday eve ning, May 10. N For Long For Square For Average "CITY GIRL” » * * Narrow Rooms Type Rooms Rooms 9xis' 9 x 7’6” 9x\X , P. N. G. Club 9 x \ 6 ‘ 6 " 9 x 9 , with PHYLIS BROOKS •rxi*' — ■ — 9 x 9 6" IS/x 7*6” - - Miss Blanche Proud will be f 9 x2V i*xm " RICARDO CORTEZ JOHN F. lZ’xlff lX x lt M fxlS' hostess this evening to the mem-! UMT ns’zis’6" itxWO' MAIN STREET BUCHANAN, MICH. PHONE 98 bers of the Past Noble Grand club.