C. J. Wilson, Newly Elected Mayor, Names Administrative Staff Night Service Eyes Injured When the School World New Committees Wm.W

NUMBER 15 BUCHANAN, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1938 SIXTY-NINTH YEAR TWO MARK EASTER Plan Vesper, C. J. Wilson, Newly Elected Mayor, Names Administrative Staff Night Service Eyes Injured When The School World New Committees Wm.W. Treat Vesper Services at M. E. and Pioneer Woman Tight-Wadding It Through Europe j] Fred Riley will arrive today Shotgun Explodes from Chicago, to spend the spring Evening Cantata at Church of Christ Are Appointed! Taken by Death vacation from his studies at the CHAPTER XXXIII get up early and use to the utmost Willard Witters, 22, suffered Armour Technical College, where By HAWES ' the golden July days at the Norr- Landsman City Atty.; Kean painful injuries to head, face and he is a junior in the electrical en­ The choir of the Methodist Was Oldest Member of Local land capital, so the convenience in Pioneer Merchant Had Served eyes when a 22-year-old. muzzle gineering department. church will present an Easter Chief Police; Mitchell Pres. Church at Time In Which Your Humble Servant being able to see that clock was Community in Business . Street Commissioner loading shotgun in which he had Cantata at a vesper service at the of Death Ik a Guest, of the City one main determination in getting tamped two charges, exploded. 56 Years Robert Watson, who is empldy- church at 5 p. m. Easter Sunday of Stockholm ' that room. The clock was set in The gun had not been shot for ! ed in the airport supply depart- with Mrs. C. W. Kelley as director, Caleb J. Wilson, mayor-elect, the corner o f the building at Funeral services will he held at years. Young Witters, put in one The sudden and unexpected ■ ment of Self ridge Field, leaves for Mrs. C. F. Jennings, as organist. was sworn into o.fice Thursday Kungsgatan and Drottningsgatan, the Childs Funeral Home at 2:50 toad which failed to explode,, so his work there today after a fur­ The title of the cantata is "The evening, following the regulaf I could crane my neck out of the with the main entrance under it, death of William Willis Treat, 77, p. m. today for Mrs. Ella French, ne put in another. This time’ the lough of several Weeks at the Easter Victory.” vote canvass, and named, his ad­ window of my room in the Mission where years back Greta Garbo had which occurred early Saturday gun went off. He received several home of his parents. He is en­ Mrs. Jennings will play two ministrative aides ut the first 86, Rev, W. H. Bruneile and Rev. j clander and see, a block and a dally entered for her stint behind morning closed a career of 56 pieces o f shell in his forehead and listed for a three-year term which special numbers at the opening: regular meeting of the new regime' Norman Brady of Battle Creek in half down Drottnlngsgatan the the hat department counter in the years of mercantile service to the charge. Burial will be made in big clock on the corner of P. U. B, ( basement was burned about the eyes with people of. Buchanan community, expires July 24, 1938. • "Nocturne in F” by Schumann Monday night. and "Largo" by Handel. The following were appointed: the Howe cemetery. That was quite a convenience Thus 1 did not, lie awake half powder. The physician who was longer than that of any of his |, Lazell Weaver, student in Gen- The regular program will fol­ Assessor, Harley E. Sqifiu. j ueaiu. She w a s born on July 8, 1851, because my_ $1.25 Ingersoll was the night in order to get up early, failed said that his eyesight did business contemporaries. t eral Motors Tech at Flint, and his low: officer, Hr. J. C. Strayer; city at­ at Williarnsville, Vt., the daugh­ uonoperative* and it was so light fpr it was as right at 2 a. m. as it not seem to be endangered. He was born in Bucnanan Dec. wife will spend the Easter week­ Processional “Christ the Lord is torney, Philip C. Landsman; ter of Mr. ami Mrs. W. R. Daven­ all night that it-was hard to tell was at 7 al m. I also had another 9, 1860, the son of George R. and end with Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Ar­ Risen Today" (Ashford). Invoca­ chief of police, Frank Kean; mgin.' port. She was brought to Bu­ when morning came. I wanted to (Continued: on Page 4) Mary E. Treat, and passed away Plan triangular nold and Mrs. Leah Weaver. Dee tion by Rev. Rice. police, Paul Kane; special po-.ee, chanan by her parents when eight at his home , April 9, 1938. years old and had lived here He attended Buchanan -high Weaver and Miss Helen Reed of Cantata Clifford Diilavou; fire, A. T. thinn­ “Dawn after Darkness,” by chorus. since. She was married to Wil­ Track Meet Friday school and later Valparaiso Col­ Michigan State college will also er; water works superintendent, “We Need Thee," duet by Mrs, A. lard B. French Sept. 28, 1869. lege. Upon his return from Val­ be guests o f the former’s mother, Clyde Blake; street superintenu- “ Buccaneers,” Senior Choice of L. Hamblin and W. E. Becker. They lived 47 years on the French paraiso he became associated with Mrs. Leah Weaver. ' ent, Ed. F. Mitchell. The Buchanan high school track “He Sleeps," by the choir. homestead just south of M-60 on Levi L, Redden in the grocery The following committees were team win hold a ti mngular meet “Fear Ye’ Not,” tenor solo by d. the South Bend road. They ob­ named: Mayor proi tern, Arthur Hollywood Plays Here April 27-28 vun Berrien Springs and New business. W. Kelley. Voorhees; linance, Smith and served their golden wedding an­ .junalo heie, r riday afternoon, He was married to Aletha Cas­ Bertha Roe, Daughter “Angels Roll The Stone Away,” Voorhees; streets, VodrheeS and niversary in 1919. .Mr. French Frederic March Plays Pirate | Hills Corners to April 22, starting about 2:30 p. m. siday o f Pipestone, Michigan, No­ by Mrs. Art Wissler, soloist, Schwartz; waterworks, Graffort died 16 years ago. Jeun LaFitte; Hugh Sothern I _» m e local team has some good vember 6, 1890. of Pioneers, Dies and chorus. and Smith; lights and parks, She was long active in the is Andrew Jackson I Hold Easter Program developing material this year.. Those who mourn his loss are “Morn of Joy,” by women’s chor­ Schwartz and Graffort. Presbyterian church, of which'she Stevens, who jumped 5 feet 6 the widow, one son, Marcus G: i Bertha Roe, 313 Uorth Portage, us, with duets by M rs, Thomas Lowell Swem and commissioner was the oldest living member at There may be some dispute; over inches last year, is jumping high­ | Treat, one brother, Frank, and Rice, Miss Allene Dodge, and a passed away at 5:45 a. m. Wed­ Schwartz were named to . the the time of her death. the interpretation of events sur­ An Easter dramatization "A t er this spring. Doak is putting five sisters, Mrs. Marietta Redden, sextette, by Mrs. Rice, Miss cemetery board, She; is survived by three sons: rounding the Battle of New Or­ Dawn" by members of Intermedi­ the snot 45 and 46 feet.. Hamil­ Mrs. Alta Swink, Mrs. Effie Hath­ nesday morning, April 6, 1938, at Dodge, Myra Andlauer, Mrs. The salary of the night police Fred E. French ' of Buchanan; leans which ' is depicted in the ate and . Senior young ; peoples ton is running the .quarter in 56 away, Mrs. Dell Rynearson and the age of 71 years, 4 months, 11 Corwin Berry, Mrs. Joe Letcher, was fixed at $90 per month with classes, also special songs, as wel; George W. French of Chicago; great Paramount production, "The seconds, which is good this early. Mrs. Lucy Wynn, all of Buchan­ days. She was bom November Jr,, and Mrs. Jay Woolley. one night off each week.: Salary as dialogues. by the children of Robert W. French of Minneapolis. Buccaneers,” but there was no ■■■■The team meets Paw Paw there an. ■ 25, 1866, the daughter pf Homer “The Cross,” contralto solo by for the street superintendent was the Primary room, will be given Two daughters, Mrs. Fannie Wells doubt in the minds of the Senior May 7; Benton Harbor there May Those attending the funeral and Mary Smeed Hathaway, of Mrs. Corwin Berry. set at $110 per month for a 45 and Mrs. Grace Butts, are deeeas- i English class of the Buchanan at the Hills Corners Christian 14; attends the regional at Kala­ from out of the city were the Offertory, “The Dawn of Hope," hour week. The clerk’s bond for church, Sunday morning after the pioneer family, who_ moved from ed. high school, Mrs. Velma Dunbar mazoo May 21; any winners at following: Mrs. Fred Shearer and New York state in the early days (Ashbrook) played by Mrs. Jeh- the coming-year was fixed at $5,- teacher, that the film is tops Sunday School hour, which will be the regional attends the state son, Harold, of Ludington; Mrs. nings. 000 and that of the treasurer at shortened for the occasion. and settled in Bertrand township. among the shows coming to the meet at East Lansing May 28. John Kaye of Custer,-Mich.; Mrs. In 1884 she was married to Elza "Open Wide the Gates of Para­ $10,000. Harry Boyce will furnish April Penny Supper and Pro­ dise,” bass solo by Ken Blake* Hollywood in April. Carl Cassiday and daughters, Bet­ Roe who died years ago. Mrs. the clerk’s bond and Herbert Roe P.T.A.Plans '"The Buccaneers’’ will be shown gram will be Wednesday, April and choir. ty, Rena and Jean, and Mr. Theo­ Roe operated a bakery at two dif­ thetreasurer’s bond. Compensa­ April 27-28, immediately follow-, zoth, at the church. St. Anthony’s to “Earth and Heairen Rejoices,” so­ dore Cassiday of Eau Claire; Mr. ferent locations on Front street tion insurance was allotted to Mrs. ing “Tevarich,” voted second best prano solo by Mrs. Art Wissler. and Mrs. Harvey Franz, Benton for 12 years and a grocery store Nellie Boone and Chevrolet truck Child Clinic April show by the Seniors, The ac­ Hold Emersons Mass “If Ye Believe," chorus, with Mrs. Harbor; Mrs. Jennie Mecham, eonjer,of Front and Tcayuga Sts.; insurance to E. N. Schram. tion of the film is based on the Called Away by Harold Mann and Ken Blake as1 Berrien Springs;'Mr, and Mrs? for about 5 years. Ways and . means of establish­ life o f the pirate Jean LaFitte soloists. ; Death of Sister gt. Anthony’s will celebrate Charles Swartz, Mrs. Don Swartz She is survived by one son, TWO MEN II CRT IN ing a clinic for juvenile delin­ whose aid to General Andrew “The Light Has Come,” sung, by Emerson’s Mass at 8 a. m. Easter and son of Galien; Mr. and Mi’s. Harold Roe, Kalamazoo, Mich., PECULIAR AUTO ACCIDENT quency in Berrien county was a Jackson is held by one sdhool of Walton Becker, Myra AncLauer, Day, with Mrs. H. C. Stark, Vin­ Don Pears of St. Joseph;, Mrs, and other relatives and friends. main items of consideration at the historians to have turned the tide Mrs. Howard Barbour will ar­ cent DeNardo, Phyllis DeNardo, Hugh Blair, Elgin, 111.; Miss Mona Mrs. Lowell SweM, Keh Blake. W. E. Becker and Joe Burnham Funeral services were held at "God’s Great Love,” final chorus. annual meeting of the Berrien and to have been responsible for rive homo today from Milwaukee, Teresa: White, Mrs, Ray Stults, Fydell and Mrs. Ellsworth Meek­ were painfully cut by flying glass the Hamilton Funeral Home at 2 Benediction by Rev. Rice. County Parent-Teachers associa­ the fact that the country lying Wis., where she had been called and Mrs. Charles Zimmerman as er of Niles. in a peculiar accident last Friday west: of the Mississippi, belongs, p. m. Friday, April 8, 1838, Rev. Postlude, "Victory March” (Mall* tion, held at the high school by the death of her sister, Mrs. soloists. Vincent DeNardo will evening, when ice and snow now to the United States instead Thomas Rice officiating. Inter­ ardj played by Mrs. Jennings. Thursday, with Dr. Lowell J. Carr Bessie Manos, which occurred sing “Ava Maria" as the offer­ thrown by a. county snow plow of Canada. ment in family lot in Oak Ridge Choir Personnel of the Michigan Child, :: Guidance Saturday night. The deceased tory. John Strayer and Mrs. H. smashed the windshield of the Jean LaFitte is not a hero eon- Carl Head Badly cemetery. Director, Mrs. C, W: Kelley. Institute as a main speaker. had visited, here frequently and C. Stark will sing a duet for the former’s ear and cut up the in­ On the face of the records Ber- j structed in Hollywood; his life has Tenors—C. W. Kelley, and W. was known by many. She is sur­ communion. The choir- will sing terior, Becker was returning, from rien county stands rather high in 1 long been one of the most roman- Hurt at Watervliet E. Becker. . — . vived by three sons, John, Francis an anthem preceding and one fol­ Niles shortly after 6 p. m. with such delinquency, according to Dr. | tic stories of American history. Sopranos—Mrs. Art* Wissler, and. George; also, by her mother, lowing the mass, ' Mrs. Stark is State Officers Burnham in the back seat when he. Carr, although the different: LaFitte. and his brother appeared Allene Dodge, Mrs. Lowell Swem, Mrs. Martin LeFevre and two sis­ met the county plow a quarter of methods: of registration of such in New Orleans in 1806 and used director and Mrs. Ralph DeNardo Carl Head, former resident , of Mrs, A. L. Hamblin, Clarice ters, Mrs. George Norstand of assistant. -.'Father John R. Day Visit I. O. O. F. a mile west of Niles, The flying offenses over the state, nullifies in a , blacksmith shop as a blind to. Buchanan, is reported to be near Banke, Mrs. Will Dempsey, Mrs. ice and snow broke his windshield part the validity of the statistics sell contraband goods smuggled Milwaukee and Mrs. Howard Bar­ will preach on “The Resurrec­ death at Watervliet, as the result Tuesday Evening Frank Kean, Mrs. James Evering- and passed' entirely through the Between 6,000 and 6,000 Michigan ( into the city. The pirates had their bour of Buchanan. ” tion.’’ of internal hemmorhages resulting ham, Mrs. Harold Mann, Mrs. . car,, breaking also the back Win­ children, annually appear in, court headquarters on the island of from a fall there in March. He Thomas Rice. dow. Both headlights of the car to answer del'hquent charges, hei Grand Terre near New Orleans, a Men’s Club to Hear Exams for Drivers had been matching the construc­ Past Grand Master Herman Altos—-Mrs. Jay Wooley, Mrs. were also broken and the uphol­ stated. Some, counties tend to labyrinth of bayous and swamps. ■ V tion of a new theatre and had Dehnke, Circuit Judge of Harris- Joe Letcher, Jr., Myra Andlauer, stery Was damaged. Becker suffer­ handle such cases bff the record. LaFitte organized them and be­ St. Joe Indian Lore Permits Here Wed. climbed on a partly finished wall. ville and Grand Conductor Glenn Mrs. Corwin Berry, Mrs. John El- ed face and head outs that requir­ It is the main business of such came the head of a group which As he started to. get down he fell Hammel, undersheriff of Kalama­ bers. ed 15 stitches. Burnham ducked clinics to help children help them-m onopolized the sale of contra- and has been paralyzed since and zoo, gave addresses at I, O. O. F. Bass— Arthur Mann, Jetry Man, , down in his seat, but the flying selves, Dr. Carr stated, In most hand goods. . John C. Blrdsell, South Bend Examinations; for driving ' li­ has suffered internal bleeding. Booster meeting. The talks were Ken Blake, Earl Rizor. ’ glass and ice took his hat off and Instances they* are not essentially A; studio- unit spent six weeks Indian lore student, will speak a t ! censes will be held regularly at preceded by a play, "The Wife of inflicted a head cut. Becker kept delinquent*, but are rather the vie- in the bayous near New Orleans tlie meeting; of the Men’s : club the city hall starting next Wed­ Pilot,” very ably presented by Church of Christ Cantata. control of his car and turned tims of home or community con- Setting backgrounds. Later the Thursday evening, April 21, at nesday, April 20, and will be held Lake James Assem. Rev. and Mrs. Lee Coonfare and The choir of the local Church about and returned to the PaWat- ditions. In many eases they are settings were used in staging the the Methodist church on "Indian weekly on that day, with Robert Miss Alene Dodge. Mr. and Mrs. of Christ will present an Easter ing hospital. Burnham, who had even unjustly charged. In the ma-| action, at Catalina Island, where Lore arid Relies of the St. Joseph Rinker representing the office of to Banquet Here Fred Franklin, accompanied by cantata Sunday eevning, starting been knocked but “on his feet” jority of cases, a knowledge of the | 18 barge-loads of equipment, two Valley." the county sheriff in charge. The Mrs. Charles Ellis, handled the at 7:30 p. m. The program will and was in a semi-unconscious circumstanced , surrounding the warships and three gunboats of special arrangement here is made Mr. Blrdsell has enthusiastically, The Lake James Assembly, An­ musical numbers in a very cap­ be as follows: condition, was taken in a passing acts for which the children are re­ the 1812 period and 700 actors by the sheriu. s office as a conven­ studied the Indian traces of this gola, Ind., will hold a banquet at able manner. Part I car which stopped to offer aid and ported removes the brunt of blame were used tn the scene. So accur­ ience to Buchanan people, who region, with special reefrence to the local Church of Christ Friday The Grand Conductor pointed Prelude. was taken to the Pawating hos­ from them, evert though it is ate was the reproduction of the would otherwise have to go to St. the Moccasin Bluff district, for evening, with delegations of out the duties of Dddfellowship to “God Hath Sent His Angels," pital. necessary to hold them legally re battle considered that, the model Joseph to be examined in accord­ many years, Years ago he and Christian Endeavor members at­ the community through civic ser­ by choir, with soprano solo by sponsible for their acts as they, °f the set was placed on perma- ance with the new law just gone his- brother began research, the tending from southern Michigan, vice. Miss Marie Montgomery. .approach the age of maturity. ' n?ht display in the New Orleans into effect. An additional day latter making the study a life, and northern Indiana. Herman Dehnke, Past Grand “In the End of the Sabbath,” Good Friday Service Judge Malcolm Hatfield was an museum, may be allotted here weekly for a- tenor solos by Fred Franklin and interested listener at part o f the ^ e J3attle of New Orleans was calling and nffw being a member It is anticipated that 150 will Master and representative of the time if the applications are heavy. Ernest Housman, choir. conference and conferred with Dr. filmed in the woods near the Santa of the staff of the department of attend; J. Marion Small of An­ Sovereign Grand Lodge for the at St. Anthony’s “Easter Blowers" by the choir* Carr on juvenile delinquency prob- Anita race track afterf a carload anthropology at Harvard Univer­ gola will show slides of the activ­ past two years explained the Special services will be held at “The Risen Lord," soprano reci­ lems of this region. of Spanish moss had been trans­ sity.- 4-H Club Plans ities at Lake James last summer. iunctions of that body, concluding the St. Anthony’s Roman Cath­ ported from the southern swamps > The main talk will be by N. B. his speech with an appeal to Fra- tation by Miss Marie Montgom­ olic church at 1:30 p. m. Friday. ery, choir. Colvin School to drape the trees, Frederic March Meet Miss Buchanan Achievement Day Currier of Hammond, Ind. The ternalism to fight for the keeping impersonates LaFitte, and Hugh banquet begins at 7 p. m. of our liberties as laid down and Part 11- Sothern, a distant relative of Gen- Prelude. Girl Scouts at Leg. Hall Tonight The Dayton 4-H club has ar­ presented to us in the Constitu­ : eral Jackson, . portrays that "ue Not Afraid,” bass solo by (Mrs. Rex Milhon, Teacher) ranged. for its Achievement Day tion of the United States, stating I pioneer hero. Progressive Assoc. that because our neighbor’s house Clarence Bradley. The local Girl Scouts were rep­ program at the I. O. O. F. hall in Collected by Mildred Jackson The scene o f the Victory Ball at You haven’t by any chance for­ had burned should not cause less “So, Dear Lord, May We Be­ resented at the convention of Dayton on the evening of Thurs­ hold Thee," soprano solo, Mrs. and Kathleen Stoner. New Orleans following the battle gotten' the big. party for the Will Meet Tonight worry but should create greater The guest of Mr. and .Mrs. day, April 28, starting at 8 p. m. Grace Franklin, alto solo, Miss that organization at the Palmer provides the romantic of the asso­ mysteroua lady, Miss Buchanan, at cause for self-preservation. Lunch House, Chicago, Saturday evening Walsh were Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Club members will present a pro­ Allene Arney, choir. ciation of the famed beauty and the Legion Hall tonight? The first monthly meeting of and dancing ended a very pleasant by Phyllis Lamb, Caroline Webb, Phillips, Sunday.* gram of songs and talks on win­ "Lo, I Am With You Always,” chivalry of old New Orleans. Or that the party will start at the Buchanan Progressive Asso­ evening. Catherine Wynn, Bonnie June Mr. Harry Place and fam ily and ter project activities in handi­ soprano and alto duet, Mrs. Wil­ 7:45 p. m. Instead o f at 8:30 p. m. ciation will be held in the club Chain, and Mrs. Andy Pierce. Mrs. Hazel Smith were th eguests craft. The boys and girls will ma Paul and Mrs. Ruth Hauf­ as was first announced? room of the Odd Fellows hall this of Mrs. Etta Place, Sunday. Earl Derflinger present a play. County Agent" man, aided by quartet, Mrs; Paul, In addition to being in on the evening. Because of the Blossom The guests of Mrs. Ethel Jack- Harry Lurkins will give a talk. Merrifield Head Mrs. Haufman, Mr. Ernest Hauf- School Vacation Wounded Sunday Sround floor at the disclosing of Festival Card party the meeting son Sunday were Mr. Everett Mr. and Mrs, L. V. Coonfare man and James Shupe. * the secret Of Miss Buchanan’s will begin promptly at 7:30 p. m. Schofield and Miss Lora Schofield. had gs their guests Sunday Mr. of Calif. Foundry “Oh Grave, Where is Thy Vic­ Earl Derflinger suffered a pain­ identity, to be announced with and adjourn early. Reports will Starts Here Today Mr. Harry Place and family and Mrs. George Esch, Elkhart. tory," by quartet, Fred Franklin, ful gunshot wound Sunday after­ fanfare and flourish by Dr, M. J! be given by the membership and were guests of his daughter, Mra. noon, whgn a charge from a .22 Converse ,there will be a flock of Roscoe Allen, former Buchan- Ernest Haufman, Clarence Brad­ Paul Reed Sunday night. activities Committee. Easter vacations will begin for rifle, with which; he had been beauty present in the forms of anite, writes friends that he is at ley, James Shupe. Mr, and Mrs. Clayton Spaulding French Class to the Buchanan schools at noon to­ shooting starling’s pierced his Miss Buohailan of other years, Alhambra, Calif., working in a ■ “Easter Day” by the choir. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray day, resuming again Monday, right wrist, going through art ar­ several of whom will be guests Benton Harbor Men foundry there where Glenn Merri­ Keefer Sunday evening. Notre Dame Univ. tery. .He secured early attention of honor. field, formerly of the Clark foun­ Mr. and Mrs. Riener Aalfs and Start Interclass George Wynn, senior in the de­ and suffered mostly from loss of Buy Bowling Alleys dry, Is superintendent now. The family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leah Weaver conducted partment of Medicine of the Uni­ blood. The accident occurred when plant is the Runner Steel Pro­ versity of Michigan, and his wife Mrs. Jake Aalfs. Insulation Expert the twelve pupils of her French Softball Games he struck the gun oh the running The Buchanan Bowling Alley ducts company, making truck are guests at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Rex Milhon was the guest class to Notre Dame ■'Friday of Mrs. Ruth Beardsley, Sunday. board of his car as he entered It, Talks to Lions has been purchased by C. Malott wheels and electric steel castings. Paul Wynn this week. where they visited the art gal­ Tlie first of the inter-mural Mr. and Mrs. Verl Clark' and accidentally discharging the wea­ and E. R. Malott, Benton Harbor. Allen states that he lias been John Strayer of the medical de­ lery, cathedral and other points of high school softball games started family Were the guests o f Mr. and pon. ■ The new proprietors are well having five days Of work weekly partment of the University of S. B, Cook talked before the University interest. this Week, the seniors defeating Mrs. Charles Sebasty. known in sport circles of north­ and that his health, which WAS Michigan and Robert Strayer of Mrs. Martha Vergon, Hunting- Buchanan Lions dub last night on poor here as the result of injur­ the freshmen 28-11 Monday and The following had '‘A’’ in spell­ Mrs, Julie Thanlng is visiting ern Indiana and southern Michi­ Lebanon Valley College, Annvllle, ton, Ind., is reported to be ser- “Home Insulation,” ■ showing an ies in a car accident, n much im­ the juniors defeating the eighth Penn., are guests this week with ing for the week: Kathleen Stoher, her sister, Mrs. George Holmquist, gan. The alleys are remaining iously ill at the home of her son ,' interesting ntovie film in illustra*^ proved. graders 16-1 Tuesday. their parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Christ Aalfs, Harold Hamilton, Huntington, Ind. open for bowling as usual. , Glenn, | tion, Strayer. Ruby Clark. ■* 1

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TWO TtlF! BERRIEN COUNTY RECORD THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 193*

Sunday dinner guests o f Mr. am. ! Leo Hinman and sons spent Sunday aftet'noon. tertainod at dinner Sunday Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Crawford We have decided to make a small newspaper for our English I m i f t t (E r n r n ly E r r n r ir Mrs. Lester Smith, South Bend. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Roy Beam of and Mrs. Charios Hess and sons, and family had as their guests Their granddaughter, Joan, ac­ ! Fulton. Three Rivers spent Sunday with The occasion honored the birthday Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Edwin classes. We have chosen, “ Coveney Published by companied them home for a few Floyd Williams and wife of Mrs. Lois Burks. o f Charles, Jr, Rough and daughter, Opal, of Gossip” for our title. We had some T H E RECORD PRINTING COMPANY ♦ ' good news articles written. days visit. Niles were Monday visitor’s In the Mr. and Mrs. John Van Weimer The Hills Corners Home Ec club Niles, Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Craw­ Editor . . . . . W. C. Hawes We have been busy painting pic­ Business Manager . . . A. B. McClure Mrs. Bernice Moore and chil­ H any Williams homo, spent Sunday afternoon with the is meeting today with Mrs. Will ford and family of Roseland, Mrs. tures on glass and malting bird Entered as second class matter November 20, 1919 j Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gardner latter’s sister, Mrs. Elmer Kizer Whittaker. The leaders will pre­ Charles Boyle, Charles Boyle, Jr. dren, New Troy, spent Sunday houses in art class. Buchanan. Michigan, under the act of March 8. 1879 with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. of Weesaw spent Sunday with Mr. of Three Oaks. sent the lesson on “Modem Dress The Broceus Parent-Teacher A. Roberts. and Mrs. Lester Olmstead and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Weisner Finishings.” There will be elec Association met in regular session family. at the school Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Edwards and son, Junior, were business tion of officers and selection of The Lovina Ladies Aid will with 50 attending. Mrs. Jennie and John Rood, Detroit, were callers in South Bend Saturday delegates to attend Farm Wo­ i meet with Mrs. Nina James Mecham, county school commis­ week end guests o f Rev. and Mrs. afternoon. men’s Week. : Thursday. sioner, was present and gave an Phirman Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bachman Mrs. Ida Roundy accompanied AUTO The Home Economics club, entertained at dinner Sunday excellent talk. A playlet, “Can G AL IE N NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Clark Glover left Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kempton to St. Group’ ” , will meet Friday with thirty-live guests in honor of their This Be H om e?” was presented Monday evening for Boston where Joseph Sunday to attend the con­ Mrs. Lysle Nye. The leaders, s> .n, Earl, and wife, who have been by the three Smith sisters, Ed­ SERVICES they were called by the death of firmation services of the latter’s ; ‘ The Junior class of the Galien Miss Lela Roberts, South Bend, Mrs. Elba Unruh, Mrs. Loon Du- visiting there. They left Monday ward Meufbeck and Ray Knapp. their brother-in-law, who had grandson. high school presented their play, spent Sunday with her parents, ! Bois received the lesson Tuesday, morning for their home in Cal­ Two new membei’3 were added. The Phone 86 Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Roberts. been ill over a year. given by Miss Helen Larmore of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hess spent men served doughnuts and coffee. • “ For Pete’s Sake" in the auditor- ifornia. Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs, Mrs. David Loddgren and son , Lansing. Mrs. Martha Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. R. Knapp and • imp Wednesday and Friday eve- Mr. and Mrs. V. G. Ingles re­ Geo. Duis. Mrs. Alva Best attended the left the Edwards Maternity home children o f Lansing spent the Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Hutchinson Washing Tnings. Saturday for their home in Har- ceived a letter from Ft. Wayne w eek end with her parents, Mr. County Parent-Teacher Council in ‘ A class meeting of tr.e Itum- Olive Branch stating that Rev. H. D. Meads, and son called on friends in this Buchanan Thursday. bert. and Mrs. C. E , Bachman. vicinity Sunday. ■Joy-Nus. held a meeting in the our former minister, is seriously Mrs. Estal Price came home and Mrs. Bertha Payne returned Mrs, Win. Koch and son Stan­ 'church basement. Entertainment ill at the home of his son. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Duis and Tuesday evening, having complet­ home Saturday after several Miss Mamie Van Tillburg of ley, and Miss Irmaejene Stack- ;was in charge of Mr. and Mrs. H. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Sheeley daughter spent Sunday with the ed two weeks of jury service at weeks visit at Gary • with her South Bend is spending this week man, of South Bend, spent Sun- jpiene. spent Monday evening with Mr. latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. the county seat. . ing daughter, Mrs. Jesse Toland. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. uay afternoon in the Andrew Chas. Bauman. Mrs. R. E. Lockwood was host­ Ed. Van Tilburg. ■ and Mrs. Currie McLaren. Huss home. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Crawford The Rev. Fnirman Edwards is Mr. and Mrs. Lester Roundy Our Specialty ess Wednesday to her "500" club. Charles Seidlitz of Baroda, was I Miss Dotty Barrett is employed called on Mr. and . Mrs. Edwin confined to his bed with the and Mrs. Ida Roundy spent Sat­ Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kliene a Sunday evening caller in the hi the Vogue Beauty Shoppe in Rough in Niles Saturday. spent Saturday with relatives in shingles. ® urday eevning at the Geo. Duis Lysle Nyt home. ; Buchanan. home. We Call for and Deliver New Carlisle. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Glover spent Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Truhn _ Harry Raniff passed away at Mr. and Mrs. William Roundy Sunday with their sister, Mrs. Bend of the River Mr. and Mrs. Lester Roundy Coveney School spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. I Ilia home Sunday • morning after and Mrs. Ida Roundy spent Satur­ were Sunday guests of Mr. and Ida Glover, Buchanan, who cele­ Chester Sorgetz, Glendora. ! un illness of several years. The honor roll for the month of day in Niles. ’ March: Francis' Bowker, Barbara Mrs. Floyd Sifiith. brated her birthday anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Smith and ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Huss ANDERSON’S Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schultz, Huston, Clara Hartline, Forrest The Culture club held their fin­ “Pal” a fine Police dog of H. D. son, Elmer, were Sunday visitors i entertained at dinner Sunday Mr. Mandan, N. D., visited 'from Wed­ Pletcher, Edna Bowker, Norma al meeting of the year Friday af­ Koffel, was killed Monday by a in the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Les­ and Mrs. Ernest Zimmerman of Standard Service ternoon at the home of H. D. truck toward which he had a nesday until Saturday with the Roundy, Rosie Altergott, Phyllis lie Smith .at Portage Prairie. Buchanan, and Miss Frances Ow­ Wagner News latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Portage and Front Sts. Roberts. Mrs. Manley Roberts great antipathy. “Pal” was a Davis, Phyllis Naragon, and Mary The Junior Gleaners will meet en of Niles. Ann Rose. was' hostess, and had charge of good watch dog, not only for his Sam Holmes. They also visited with Miss Laura Mae Clark There was a roof fire Saturday Mr. and Mrs, Will Whittaker Fri­ Lhe music. Roll call, “Hit or master, blit for his nearby neigh­ Thursday evening. Miss Ruth night at the home . of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krieger entertained Miss.” The state federation re­ bors. Saturday evening at a party in day evening. They formerly lived Rice will have charge of the meet- ' Mrs. Lloyd Herman. The neigh­ here. port was given by Mrs. R. Went- Mrs. Mary Angoline was host­ mg. bors had the fire under control honor of the birthday of her niece land, who was the delegate. The ess Thursday to the German Lu­ Mr. and Mrs, Nick Goetzinger when the fire department arrived. and nephews, Miss Lorraine officers of the club also gave their theran Aid society. entertained Sunday Mr. and Mrs. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ensing of Chicago, l’lotcher, and, Horace, Raymond, Your Doctor Advises You Mrs. William Jannasch spent and Robert Pletcher. The four reports. The club will meet again Michael. Goetzinger, Mr. and Mrs. | who own the farm, are having a W est Buchanan the first Friday in October and Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Ralph Hollem cf South Bend. , new roof put on. children all have birthdays with­ will be in charge o f the new offi­ Lydia Slocum. • Joan Fisk spent Sunday after­ Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ecklebarger: in a week in April. ON cers. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Phillips, noon with Nancy McLaren. who have returned home from a Nineteen Boy Scouts from Will Koch and son, Charles, of The Child Study club held a South Bend, were Sunday after­ Mr, and Mrs. Chris Goodenough trjp to Huntington, In'il,, report • Benton I-Iarbor were stationed Niles, visited Sunday with Mr. meeting Thursday at the home of noon guests of Mr. and Mrs. M an -, of Maple Grove were Sunday vis­ they had much more of a storm I Monday until Wednesday at the and Mrs. William Swartz. ley Roberts. Scout camp at Lake Madron. HEALTH MAHERS Mrs. Foster Potter. Mrs. Clar­ itors In the home o f Mr. and Mrs. down there, as they had to drive ! Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Heiermann ence Prenkert had charge of the Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bowker Ralph Goodenough. through several places, where the/ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hess and and family visited Saturday at ■n-i£3 meeting. Mrs. C. A. Roberts, and family of South Bend, were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Good- water was huh deep. |Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hess’ spent the Paul Crawford home. You go to him when you arc ill because you Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mrs. E .Howard and Mrs. Pren­ Sunday guests of Mrs. Myrtle enough and son spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lyddiek j James Best was a visitor Mon­ know that when you think there’s something kert had charge of the' entertain­ Kieffer. with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lyddiek | Ritmsey. 1 day evening at the home of Mr. ment. Mrs. Leland Beistle and son, in Weesaw. of Bainbridgc took dinner Sunday I Russell Strauss, Gaylord, Don, and Mrs., Alva Best. wrong the doctor can help you avoid serious con­ Tom and Mildred Marsh and Ar- Mr. and Mrs. William Roundy LeDean, South Bend, spent Sun­ Mr. and Mrs. Will Roundy re­ with their mother, Mrs. Susan I Patrons of the Gardner school ditions. And if you will regard this insurance returned home last week after day with her parents, Mr. and turned Wednesday from Florida, Lyddiek in Buchanan. ^ j della Gridley and Bernice and met in a special meeting at the spending the winter in Florida. Mrs. Will Kiley. where they spent the winter. Mrs. Nellie" Smith accompanied . Mae Strauss took part in the school house Tuesday evening, office as your “ doctor” in insurance problems, you Jferry'Kenney, Ann Arbor, spent Russell Babcock, Winnetka, is Lawrence Kellogg was mr hon­ her sister, Mrs. Walton of near ! WLS show given at Three Oaks and were addressed by P. J. Jen- will learn the value of consulting us before you . hisjJEaster vaaction with his par­ spending this week with his par­ ored guest in his home Sunday Baroda on a trip to Washington, | Thursday and Friday evenings. ema, superintendent of the New ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Kenney. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bab­ where his wife had, prepared a D. C. . I Mrs. Charles Hess attended the Troy schools, who explained the make hasfry gjgmsjkhat lead. to.insurance illness! •jEjic M. E. Ladies Aid society cock. . birthday dinner for him. Mr. and I Mr. and Mrs. August Storm j county -Parent-Teachers Associa­ neeessoty’''SfePswlos' consolidating bgkT a meeting Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Babcock Mrs. Orville Roundy and daugh-! and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Haslett j tion last Thursday. the school with New Troy and Ernest RenlJarger. and sons, Ray and Russell, were ter were guests. |were callers at the DeWitt home ' Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harroff en- hauling the pupils there. He ad­ vocated the district purchasing its E. N» Schram own bus if the step, is taken. Opin­ ion is divided. The question will be submitted at a special vote “ The Insurance Man 99 next Tuesday evening. ,

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i THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1938 THE BERRIEN COUNTY RECORD P A G E T H R E E

Mrs. Dwight Crumley returned end here. . Mr. and Mra. Ralph Pfingat, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rouse are in M. Siragunian arrived home Sun­ Pat Patterson is a guest of Mr. a guest at dinner Sunday evening Saturday from the hospital where Mra. George Remington is vis­ Marine City, are spending the the grandparent class this weelc, day from Monrovia, Calif., where and Mrs. James Gray. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A, Local News she had spent five weeks. She is iting relatives in Indiana. week with the former’s mother, a son having been born to their they lied spent tin; winter. They Miss Iva Hemphill, Niles, visit­ G. Bowers. much improved. I. O. O. P. dance Saturday Mrs. L. A. Decker, while he is on daughter, Mrs. John Williams, at relate some exciting first hand ex­ ed a few days this past week with Mrs. George Martin and Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Harry Post spent Maynard Martin visited Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Mitchell night. Music, Dlppsy Doodles. his spring vacation from liis St. Joseph Friday. periences in tlie winter floods her parents, Mr. und Mrs. Harry Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond 15tlc teaching and coaching duties. Guy Newsom, who lias been in­ there. Hemphill. in Mishawaka. Mrs. R. E. Doak is hostess to­ Hurlock in South Bend. Mitchell were guests Sunday of Mrs. Guy Eisenhart visited Mrs. L. A. Decker had as her valided some time, is now' able to Born, to Mr. and Mra. Arthur Kathryn Portz is home for a X. O. O. P. Dance, Sat. Nite. day to the members of the Terre Mr. and Mra. William Jones of Sunday at the home of her guest over the week-end Mrs be back at his work at the rail- Mayhew, a daughter, at their vacation o f a month from her Coupe Home Economics club. Music by Billy Poorman’s orches­ North Liberty, Ind. daughter, Mrs. John Schram, St. Katie Westler, South Bend. home on North Portage Sunday Studies at the St. Luke’s hospital, I way gates. Mr. and Mrs. George Martin o f tra. 15tlc Joseph. Mr. and Mrs. David Kramer of morning. The baby has been Chicago. She will graduate in Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rastaet- Mrs, Hugh Biair arrived Mon­ Mr. and Mrs. George Smith pnd Dayton were guests Sunday of Miss Lena Leiter Will arrive to­ Galien were visitors Saturday af­ named Linda Marie. June. ter had as their guests Sunday day from Elgin, XII., to spend the daughter, Nedra, arrived home Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goldfuchs, day from Hastings for a short ternoon, o f the former’s sister, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kinyon Mrs. Chios Frame has returned afternoon and evening Mr. and v'eelc with her father, Charles Monday from a motor trip and Niles. . ■ spring vacation over the week-end Mrs. J. I. Rough and husband. |and Anna Hanley spent Sunday to Buchanan to make her home, Mrs. Harvey Reed of South Bend. Pears. Mr. Blair will -come from visit of two weeks at Las Ange­ Elgin to spend the Easter week­ from her school at Hastings. les, Calif. They experienced bad Major and Mrs. Webb Kent ar- i with Mr. and Mra. Garland of having lived seven years since the mm Niles. Mr. und Mrs. Fred Kanner weather enroute, including heavy rived Sunday evening from Fort death of her husband, Charles of South Bend were also guests. Classes Properly Fitted snows and a sandstorm in New Leavenworth. Kus., and are spend- . Frame, at Detroit and Muskegon. The Misses Iva Hemphill and Mexico. Only a chance change ing a weelc at their home here, I storing some of the furniture. I Beatrice Carter were guests for in routing saved them from en­ the week-end of George Wenzel EST. countering the heavy blizzard They plan to leave soon for San r n i im Francisco. Major Kent has been I and Bertha Wenzel, South Bend. Terre Coupe which occasioned considerable loss Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Wilson visit­ of life in the Texas Panhandle. ; ranked as colonel for some time W. G. Bogardns, O. D. S i ed over the week-end at Hud- Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Boyle visit­ Mrs. George Chubb was a week- I and is to receive that title as soon Masonic Temple Bldg. sonville where they were guests ed Sunday with M.r. and Mrs. end guest of relatives in Chicago, i as a vacancy opens. 2251/j K. Main St. NILES of Mr. qpd Mrs. Dari Kautenberg. George Boyle north of Buchanan. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hyink and | Wilmer Wise of Louisville, Ky., Wednesday -- Thursdays’ Lee Roe was a guest of his par­ Miss Florence Mackway visited family are leaving this evening is visiting Mr, ami Mrs. 1’. Mc- From 9 to 5 ent!1. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roe, in Chicago last week from Tues­ for Spring Lake to visit Friday Farlin arid other friends here. the foie part of the week. day until Sunday. J. BURKE at the home of the former’s sis­ Miss Ruth Eisele, Cleveland, O., Mr. and Mrs. John Cline visited 228 S. Michigan-St. ' FESTIVAL is spending the week an the guest Miss Fern Poulson of Niles was ter, Mrs. L. G. Droppers and Sunday with the former’s mother, SOUTH BEND: IND. ‘ ' family. . j of her father, Henry Eisele, and Mrs. Mold. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Marrs and; ol’ her sister, Mra. Sarah Gilman. Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Young daughter, Shelby Jean, and Mr. | Mrs. .Carl Anderson is spending Were called to Urbana, Ind , Sat­ W E REDEEM and Mrs. Charles Hutchinson I /- week with friends in.-Chicugo. urday by the illness of the latter’s >•**<.. W ELFARE spent the week-end in Chicago. ! Mrs,. Judy Hoinville of Galien sister, Mrs. Anna- Grist.. C ra b Lloe ORDERS Dr, and Mrs. W. D. Irwin o f 1 was the gllesi of Patrieia ItowleU Miss Erma Rollings returned Potato Buga Kalamazoo will be- week-end Sunday. Leaf Hoppers SALE! Sunday lo Battle Greek after- C abbage Worms guests of the latter’s parents, M r,; Mr. and Mrs. It. F. Thompson I spending l ist week with Mr. and Bean Beetles and Mrs. Wilson Leiter. j arrived home Monday from St. j Mrs. J. 10. Arm-y. GNODTKE DRUG STOKE NO Sugar Harry Banke,' Jr., is scheduled !■ Petersburg, Flu., where they spent | to arrive Friday from Kaieva, i the past winter. They stated that 4 Sultana Upper Peninsula,: to spend the I Miss Dorothy Thompson plans to Easter week-end here. j spend the summer in Florida, but Mrs. Howard Barbour left Sun- j their other dauguter, Mm. J. F. NO Glucose PEANUT BUTTER FLOUR Special* / day morning for Milwaukee, to : Treat, and son, J..n, will arrive visit a few days with relatives. ALL 24l/2-lb. here Saturday. : Why we have more murders! Mr. and Mrs. M. Lundgren and 2-lb. jar ' 2 1 C SPLENDID PURPOSE bag 59c than other countries! Man, not' Mr. ant) Mrs. Me rtui ra jus,n ar­ NO Syrups 241/z-lb. woman, used cosmetics firs-! Sev- • rived Friday from Fort Lnuder- IO N A F A M IL Y . . baq 63c oral of the interesting features in i xiiua, Fla., where they spent the Eight o'Clock The American Weekly, the m aga-1 winter.■■ They made a number of 241/j-lb. zine distributed with next Lim- \ SUNNYFIELD ______baq 69c pleasant side trips, .including one COFFEE day's Cnjeago Herald and iixamin- j to tlie Bok' "singing tower1' and to Nothing 24I/2-lb. or. tile birthplace of Linooln at [I >dg- SINGLE POUND 15c PILLSBURY’S BEST baq 87c Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Pealer will j (■nsvilk;, Ky, have as their guests.for the Ease- ! Aii Alices are csuuject to Mich. 3% Sa/es Tax. , Mrs. Jayne Hotchkiss am! Mrs. Fattening . 3-lb. bag 4 3 C er week-end tneir .daughter, Mrs! | FLORIDA LARGE SIZE. RECORD CROP SALE G O L D M E D A L T EfTHEEDN2^-|b> 89c Alfred Glasser and two daugli- j C FAMILY 241/2-lb. teas, .Marion, Ind. i Oranges dozen23 ‘ Added HENKEL'S 4-lb. BAG FR EE bag 89c Mrs. Ada Boyce and Mr, and GOLDEN RIPE Easter : 1 Mrs. George Boyce drove to Ann 1 Arbor and return Sunday to visit I Bananas 3"”-17‘ Miss Lola Boyce, . |GRUEN J E L L Y EGGS FANCY BLISS TRIUMPH NEW PRODUCER - CONSUMER EGG CAMPAIGN Mrs. Dave Pennell, Smith St., ASSORTED COLORS The watch that is Use More Eggs and help 5l/2 Million Egg Producers'— is recovering from pneuinjn.a. , Miss ..Margaret Whitman is ! Potatoes 5lb’19< A & P has Fine Quality Eggs at Reasonable Prices world famous for WINESAP APPLES NlHonUAppIt'l'iliySil« 5 Ibs. 23= 3 cello'bags 2 i C scheduled to arrive at her home here this morning, to, spend Good j FANCY GREEN BEANS" ', . 2 lbs. 17= Friday and the Easter week-end BEAUTY and PRECISION FANCY FLO R ID A CU CU M BERS 3 for 13= with ner'mother. She will be ac- j FANCY QUALITY SPINACH 3 ibs. 17= companied by. her cousin, George ! Fresh Eggs . . . . . doz. 17c Shear, and her aunt, Miss Anna •Lnspenette, Jackson. Mrs. Chas. 1 Butter COUNTRY ROLL ■ > ■ Ib. Shean and soil, Charles, Jr.,! w ill M S I CLERMUG 2 7 c also arrive Friday for the week­ SUGARSILVER CRYSTAL BEET Pet M ilk ...... 3 c+at 22c end at the home of Mrs. May 1 Whitman. S p e c ia ls Keyko Margarine . 2 ibs. 23c Miss May me Proseus, WPA rec­ reational worker in charge, of the 10/ 49’ local library, attended a recrea­ Iona Pork & Beans 4 'c6anz‘ 19c PURE CANE Heavy Cohort Mops each 19c tion study class in Battle Creek Iona Pork & Beans 4 2ca°sz 25c the first of the week, Brooms 4 sEwn . „ each 25c Mrs. Dorothy Irwin and ' son, Ige. Edward, were guests over the BURTON . . . Hard some 17-jowol GRUEN. I 1 0 H S O * Red Beans . . . . 4 'ca'ns2. 19c Yellow gold fitted case . , , ; $37.66; Limit 1 a j U" Rinso 2 pkgas! 1 7c 2 pkgs. 39c j week-end of Mr. and Mrs. Carl GOLD MEDAL OR PILLSBURY'S fid CO F l o u r 49-lb. bag Jl— DOMINO XXXX CONF. or OLD FASH . BROWN 10-ft. Red Beans . . . . 4 2r2:“ * 25c Jensen of Chicago. Sash Cord Lines - 23c j Charles . Boyle, Jr., of Chicago, e Now on display in our store 24j-lb. bag 85= Sugar 2 i-ib. pkg$.13c Ige. spent the week-end with his m -u - Red Kidney Beans 4 c6;^ ' 19c are the newest style Grucii . m e r i c a ' s lu x Flakes . . . . pkg. 21c er, Mia. Charles Boyle, Sr. Miss Mary E. Reynolds visited .’Watches. Genuine Gruens, priced 22ans 2-lb.' Wall Paper Cleanei can 5c Red Kidney Beans 4 25c in Cfiicago from Thursday until from only 324.75, offer you un­ COME AGAIN i°r Sunday. surpassed be.wty and precision MUTE MM Lima Beans. . . . 4 '^ns* 19c Am m onia . . . . . qt. 10c Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Keyes have timekeeping accuracy. See our as their guest the former’s moth­ Lima Beans . . . . 4 2c2 nsZ 25c full showing, now. Scrub Brushes . . each 10c er, Mrs. Jennie Keybs of rjronson. KARO SYRUP BU .EU EEL ^ 2 9 c Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rudoni ar­ Convonioia Credit Twits cans Easter Egg Colors 2 pW- 19c rived home Sunday from Pacific $1,00 Dotvn—ftl.OO Per Week Babbitt's Cleanser 3 10c lo f-o z .1! Ige. Grove, Calif. | Ac Pan Rolls...... doz. 5c ) cans 1 9 Clim alene ..... pkg. 19c Miss Amelia Desenberg, who CAMBELL’S 7 3 has been ill here several weeks, Ige. Paul Thayer’s Scott Tissue .... 4 rolls 29c'. left Monday by automobile in Bowlene ...... * can* 19c 3-lb. J Ac company with her nephew, Claude JEWELRY STORE C^IS'CO • • 1-lb. can I9C CAN HO Soap Chips. . . . 5 lbs. 29« Waldorf Tissue . . 4 roils 17c Nussbauni, to malic her home at MLE.1- : , MICHIGAN Mexia, Texas. Iona Cocoa . . . . . 2'Jn 15c E T BAKING POWDER tr1 9 * cans 25c Salad Dressing page qt 29c White House Milk 4 % ■ • W NATIONAL EVAPORATED / [ l4|-Oz. fljCC A-Penn Motor O il 2^!L $1*09 Sunsweet Prunes 17c ElWa El Sm. UNSWEETENED *1f cans Sure Schmidi's looks ■ like other good beers! Soda Crackers . . . a - 1 5c Ann Page Beans 4 'canf‘ 25c CHOICE HAND PICKED MICHIGAN But there's more to a 2-lb. C a lls N a v y B e a n s bottle of Schmidt's than Graham Crackers . box 17 c Ann Page Beans 3 2c3anz' 25c W ilson’s Certified or meets the eye! For in­ THE armour’s Star. Cello- (b. 19 a ? £ £ lbs'. A n stance, there's that Hot Cross Buns . ■ doz. 10c ohane Wrapped. R I C E © bulk 4 2 9 Doughnuts . . . . . 10 c On Sale in both Grocery and Meat Markets good natural flavor that 16-oz. HOSPITALITY results from Schmidt's Marshmallows . . 2 bags 25 c Facial Soap WOODBURY'S 3 cakes 25 c slow, "lel-naiure-lake- OF A its-course" method of Lipton's Black Tea i/2 ib. 43c Heinz Soup var^ tL s 2 cans 25c B e v e ra g e s brewing . . . a satisfy­ ing, stimulating ilavor Soft Twist Bread 2 loaves I5 c Heinz Baby Food 4 cans 29c NEIGHBOR that makes you smile with pleasure and say, "Schmidt's really is the PILLSBURY'S CAKE FLOUR FORT DEARBORN SPAGHETTI OR finest beer I've ever r I . r SNO-WHITI3 |-jr Snor-Sheen 2 Mb. pkg. 26= Macaroni 3-Jb.box21= tasted!"—It's not bitter NATIONAL HOT CROSS ROLLED Smoked Ham « lb. 23c Caulitower heads l / c B u n s . . pkg. o f 6 10c Oats , . 22-2-lb. bag 75= — not loo sweet — but HAZEL PANCAKE IN SNOW W H ITE & 7 DW ARFS TU M BLERS last right. Order a case J e lly N^ “> 2l2-oz. gtasses25e Smoked Ham S Ib. 25c Fresh Peas . 2 ibs. 2 9 c Flour • * 4-lb* bag 19c of Schmidt's today — u. s. serve it at meal time. c l NuTrl R Ib . Sliced Ham 39 c New Potatoes No. I 6 ibs. 2 5 c giant bars The same open-hearted friendliness CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 10 33* Dilnk Beer Brewed m Michigan Smoked Picnics S^ELL Ib . 17c New Carrots. i bunch 5 « . LUX SOAP • • . - 4 cakes 23c -Ib. and hospitality that you find in a Sliced Bacon 2 hgs. 27c Radishes. . . 3bunches 10c good neighbor, you will find here at IVORY SOAP 3 med. cakes 17e 2 |ge. cakes ! 9C SOAP Prince Albort, Half & Half, Velvet, Kent’y Club Veal Roast SH?^SDER Ib. 17c this bank, which is also your neigh­ Palmolive , 3 cakes 17= Tobacco . * • tin 10c Cucumbers . i ■ each 5 C SOAP FLAKES ‘ ' Lifebuoy . . 4 cokes 23= Ivory |ge.l2|-oz.pkg.21« Beef Roast c chuut! k Ib . 18c bor in this community. APPLES RED PACKAGE, concentrated , b l u e p a c k a g e AMERICA'S Super Suds 19-oz. pkg. = Super Suds 22-oz. pkg. 19* Ib . FINEST BEER Bacon Squares. . 15c Delicious MI0H. 5»H5c TISSUE-1000 SHEET ROLLS . WHITE CANVAS . . Seminole 4 for 23= Gloves . . . pair 10= THE SCHMIDT BRCWINS C o .- DETROIT E A T M O R E ’ M E A T ! EAT APPLES FOR HEALTH! C i e r a i ' A f ' t ' A C Old Golds, Lucky Strikes* Camole, Tlmon State IBank W l g a r e v i . e b Chesterfield* and Kentucky Winner# 2 okas- 25= Established in 188*3 K. B. SCHMID r BUCHANAN GALIEN DISTRIBUTOR Q&P FOOD STORES Telephone 788 Niles, Mich. i’AUiU FOUlt ‘I'Hlil BERRIEN COUNTS RECOKiJ THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1938 Olossland looked at me in his slow bered that this is in a suburb of Hanlin in the finals. The match t i g i i t w a d d i n g i t the use of function of the thing great brick building, standing like crossed swords with no one. competition he is referred to the speculative way and I surmised a city of 750,000 population, tak­ THROIUH EUROPE |decorated. Back of the small sterv- j a sheer red cliff at the edge of “No, there is no conservative in­ export trade, where it is held that was perhaps the high spot in the he wa3 wondering how an Ameri­ ing the city and suburbs together, ing counter the whole ground floor Lake Malar, with a burnished cop­ terest opposing this housing pro­ he must deal as he is dealt with. tournament forn thrills. With The basement of the houses must (Continued from Page 1) was filled almost like a theatre per roof and a tall tower with a ject," he eaid, "except to a very But there is nothing sacred about can would interuret his answers. bo blasted, in many cases, out of strong driving the Ellises won with modernistic chairs of bright golden dome. It is rated by many limited degree. This 1b : particular­ the right to make profits in sup- “The city had the sjtuauon in moans ol approximating the time, granite, But this $40 to $90 per easily in the iirst game, 21-14, but steel and leather upholstery. critics as the most beautiful mod­ ly true because the germ of the plyin“ , l,he ^ meS_4f.mf.rket„S.wUh' its own hands ” he'said.’ "We deter- for immeUiuie.y ucross the street essentials. The nation has squeez year serves as interest charge on they became erratic and lost the One of the things that secretly ern building in the world. You idea started in 1853, initiated by ... ~ ~ ~ mine the direction of developments was the national headquarters of ed most of the speculation out of the valuation and it also pays for pleased me at the Norma cafe was have to explore it some time to the king himself. Then as a special because we have all the public next two by scores of 21-18 ami the real estate business; it has all the cost of laying out the sub­ the Swedish Boy Seoul;;, only a the way a certain blonde girl used appreciate ail o f its beauty. It observance of the birth of ah hell' transportation franchises. Look at 21-19. The Ellises found their operated with a certain ruthless urb and for all street improve­ floor below the level of ihy room to bounce out as I came in to happened that the man in charge to the throne the crown appro­ these small mountains and these stride again in the fourth game and'' singleminded directness to ment including paving, sidewalks, window, ami there the junitress grab my order. Later by observa­ of the small-housing bureau also priated a sum of money to provide granite rocks. No noble could de­ and won 21-9. But in the fifth assure that public interest is above water, gas and sewer mains and came about a. m. tor the daily tion I found out that she did that conducted a throng of tourists houses fur the worthy poor.” velop this land at his own expense, and deciding game Bohl and Han- piivate. Still, as Babson said, it is extensive landscaping. All these scrubbing. I u-eil to route out for all English and American cus­ about the hall daily and lectured unless he were assured of a rail­ lin came through with strong and “Isn't there sohie opposition on now one of the few remaining arc paid for in cne regular annual about six o'clock, surefooted from tomers, to get a chance to try out in French, German and English. way or a modern highway or some experienced play to win 21-15. the ground that helping the poor boom countries just’ at this writ­ charge determined on when the the previous days pounding over her English. Doubtless her ser­ The clerk at the housing office told avenue that could' handle the will destroy their initiative?” I ing, and immeasureably ahead of lot is bought. The ownership is The Consolation singles tourna­ the granite blocks, ami cripple the vice was to please the manage­ me the tour had just started and transportation. But the city will asked. I remember Crossland look­ the United States in security and never threatened by the imposition ment was won by Rex Shreve block and a half down to P. U. B. ment and to achieve the .rewards so I followed him about through not extend transportation into any ed at me a minute and then laugh­ steadiness of employment, if some­ of large improvement assessments. when he defeated Bill Gregory and thence two blocks east on that are paid to ability to speak the various rooms of the hall. district until it owns the land. The ed. “No,” he said, "We're not what below it in wage rate per The Swede knows where he is at 21-10, 18-21, 21-9, 19-21, 21-17, Kungsgatan past the "High Mar­ to tourists. The young folks in Typical of its interiors was the original owners had no chance to afraid of that. The liberals and time unit. when he starts. ket,” where already some of the Stockholm seemed to grab eager­ great gold room, which is the ban­ radicals might wish to extend the speculate. They got a very good earlier farmers would be coming quet hall. The walls of this room Typical of its consideration of price for their land ,and we figure He plans it that way. ly every chance to practice a service faster, but there is no dis­ (To be continued) ift to set up their stalls, past the foreign tongue. But even though are set with 39,000,000 pieces of agreement on the principal. We public interest was the organiza­ that they have no right to ob­ tion of the city housing staff. Mr. gl|eat Concert hall where annual­ her interest was not inspired by golden glass, with mosaic murals know that we can carry on our struct the pressing need of the It Pays To Trade at ly; the Noble prizes are given any resemblance on my part to by famous Swedish artists repre­ program free from political inter­ Crossland took me in the office of people for cheap homes by holding the architect representing Stock­ away, and where many Americans Robert Taylor, it pleased me any­ senting the history of Stockholm, ference from year to year.” out for high prices.” Table Tennis ffave received world honors, past At the front of the great room is holm in Angby. STEVENS D-X STATION way. "These lands have not had a The Table Tennis League Come in ami Ask for Details Q>e beautiful group of statuary an immense mosaic, representing He took me to the newest of Norma gave a fine chance to ob­ “A builder of a government fin­ speculative price since the city be­ brought its season to a close at Phone 225 H. D. Stevens Iry Carl Milles, to the Norma Caft­ “Stockholm, The Queen City.’’ the Garden Cities, North Angby, serve the run-of-the-mine public, anced home at Angby cannot paint gan its expansion 40 years ago. In the Presbyterian church with a an the corner of Kungsgatan and Clustered about the immense fig­ where I had spent an evening on for the place was heavily patroniz­ his house until his selection of fact the government bought land singles and doubles tournament. t-ije great wide boulevard, of Svea- ure of the women are symbols of my own hook two days before. W e ed by clerical and commercial went immediately to the govern­ color has been approved by this just west of Angby many years In the singles division Paul ijSLtan. the nations which came to the office,” he said, “Here they have workers in the lower-income ment yayds, where the city gives ago, then sold it back to a private Schultz, Harold Hanlin, Bill Bohl, < A Swedish Restaurant Queen City. Prominent among the charts of the houses which show brackets. out building materials on loan owner, and then repurchased it at and Roland Shreve went into the jJThere I got my 19c breakfast, symbol in that of America, the the colors of the Others; he must Till Stadhuset credit to the home builders. It was less than the original purchase semi-finals. T he" result of the e{Insisting' of oatmeal, a pitcher of Statute of Liberty and: a tall sky­ use some shade that will harmon­ FRESH PERCH still early in the afternoon and the price. The owner never thought of match between Schultz and nitlk, bread and butter, one egg In case you don’t njind I like to scraper evidently representing of ize with his neighbor’s.” Workers were at their jobs in the a speculative profit based on the Shreve was a victory for Schultz, and coffee. An extra cup of coffee show off my little Swedish and the New York sky line. The figure SUPPER city, save for a few who were That might seem like regimen­ extension o f the city. It is simply •svjas IS ore, almost exactly 4 cents. the above heading means "to the I remember best was a large One 23-8, 21-9, 21-11. In a closely town hall” where I went after one spending their summer vacations tation, hut it’s results are indicat­ understood that it -won’t happen. Every FRIDAY Night TJie Norma cafes are a chain of on the right wall, the work of contested match Bohl. defeated of these early breakfasts, to inter­ working on their homes, But there ed in the pleasing combinations of He was glad to sell at the prevail­ Hanlin 21-18 19-21, Jl-16. The All Ycu Can Eat for 50c 3£ covering the entire city. They Prince Eugene, brother of the ing market for that type of land.” view the man in charge of the was a number of women at the color in the series of bright little final match between Bohl and are the Thompsons of Stockholm. king of Sweden. For the royal homes on the neatly paved streets. Small Housing Bureau for the yard with material lists which The government does not sell Hanlin was just as close, but in .At-The POW-WOW Mlich more artistic than the family of Sweden are hardwork­ Possibly the Swede considers that city. they were getting filled for de­ the land to the home builders but this Bohl lost 22-20, 22-20. Thompson restaurants, less clat- ing, able people. Over 100 years the opportunity to acquire the livery. gives them a 60 year lease, renew­ ' After Jim Ellis and Dick Ellis tefy in service, and not so many I had become enamoured of the ago, Marshall Bernadotte, one of home on the most reasonable “This yard is supplied by one able at termination for another Powell Note! efiromium gimcracks back of the work being done by*’ the city to Napoleon’s ablest generals, was terms constitutes the essential li­ had nosed out Schultz and Carl firm which gave the city the low sixty years unless the city wishes serving counter. The interior is in provide beautiful modern houses Called to the Swedish throne to berty. Bean in the semi-finals, 21-19, N. 5th St. • NILES in attractive surroundings for poor succeed a childless king, He came bid for the prefabricated mater­ the land then for another purpose 18-21, 21-17, they met Bohl and tfte noted “funkis” style of decora- in which case it must redeem the tfon which Sweden has made fam­ people. This work in Stockholm from a poor family of nobles in ials,” said Grassland, -"In that How the Land Was Acquired buildings at a fair price. The lease ous and which is being seen more had been designated by an Ameri­ the Pyrenees of southern France. way, by blocking the order for “The city owns all the building can be transmitted at death to arid more in modern American in­ can bureau studying housing in There today some of the king’s material for 400 houses and get­ sites around Stockholm,” said heirs, it can be sold and it is good teriors. The meaning of the word Europe as the most successful in remote relatives are manual la­ ting bids we saved about 30% of Crossland, “about 20,000 acres. as collateral. In fact it seems to isi“Fu notionalist" and the signific­ the world! Headquarters' were at borers. what it would have cost for the Five times the area covered by the , , . „ ,, . . . , > B A R G A ! N § ance is that the form and decora­ the town hall. This representation of the fu­ people to buy individually on the inner city. You see that large about alJ tlbe advantaf , 3 and In Both N E W and USED FURNITURE tion shall be entirely governed by The Stockholm town hall is a ture of Stockholm is a woman, open market.” . empty house over there? That is! lacks s°me the disadvantage of one o f the manor houses of the’ ownerf,hlP' ,Thc leaseholder pays SUITES seated, holding in one hand an It is in this respect that many annually a lease price amounting American thinkers would insist on old nobility which once owned all cljvc branch and on the other a to about 5% of the valuation. The As Low A s ______'vjP calling the Swedes radicals. Near­ this land in large estates. But child. This is actually emblematic average cost is about 1.2 cents a ?■— -“ FULL-SIZE GLIDER1 ly a third of the business in Swed­ within the, past forty years the WE BUY'SELL — 'EXCHANGE of the aspirations not only of square foot, or from $50 to $90 6-Foot Long HHI8 u s WBS CREDIT en serves the export trade; and city bought all of it, at prices en­ | Stockholm but of the nation— the per year, according to the size. there competition is as free (or as tirely nonspeculative. About $300 Rust Proof peace and welfare of the people. The price also varies according to Sigtfist FiaraSfiiffe S tores cutthroat) as in highly competi­ per acre, which is cheap for land Spring Scat or Some way it seemed typical of the attractiveness of the lot. 416-418 S. Michigan St. South Rend 3015 Mishawaka Avc. the city that in this great “gold tive countries such as the United close in.” . FREE PHONES 3-4042 - 3-0891 FREE Padded Back This may seem like a high an­ hall" the elected representatives of States. If a Swedish business man “How was the city able to get DELIVERY Cash or Liberal Credit Temur DELIVERY CASH nual charge but it must be remem- ■ Fine Cover the people, many of them poor wants to get into the dog-eat-dog this land so cheap ?” I asked. Mr. workingmen, gather for state WITH ANYFREE PURCHASE OF $59.50 OR MORE functions attended by ceremonial eating. The town hall has been called “a temple of the aspirations of tlie common man.” I’m Guest of Stockholm After I had followed . Mr. P. Grassland about the city hall I tackled him at the termination of his last lecture and introduced myself as an American interested For SMALLER in the city'housing program, . Mr. Crossland was gll courtesy, “ Come back tomorrow after­ noon' if you can,” lie said, “and I not only will have more time but I will take .you . about and show you what we are doing.” .So we will skip the intervening day. On the morrow I reported early in the housing bureau office, beautifully paneled in birch. He came at 1 p. m. and we went out in front where he called a taxi. Crossland was an illustration of . the fact that Sweden’s public ser­ vice is free from the. vicious pat­ ronage system which vitiates all American public service regardless of the party in power. The laboi- ites were in power in Stockholm, butvthey, as the conservatives be- j . fore, thepi, kept their hands off the i bureaus manned for the public in- ! terest with servants chosen . en-j tirely on the basis of their equip- j. C h e v r o l e t ment for their posts. CH E VROLET Crossland had the line restraint of your true - conservative, whose affiliation is inherent rather than of interest. He always paused a second and weighed his words, J There seemed to be an effort to be accurate. His eyes did not di­ late and glow and he was not as eloquent as young Mr. Lundeen John F. Russell Inc the able propandist in charge of the Kooperative Forbundet, but he 122 MAIN STREET BUCHANAN, MICH. PHONE 98

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PAGE SIX THE BERRIEN COEKl'Y RECORD. THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1938. tatliiniftinirtinir.il .. iijftteiTtfii'tl ■tnitfaiiS-iiiMwntii'i SPECIAL NOTICE COMMISSION PROCEEDINGS public notice thereof be given by 1st insertion April 7; last April 21 publication of a copy of this or­ STATE O FMIOHIGAN, The Pro­ For April 7, 1988 der, for three successive weeks bate Court for tile County of Petition for a Court Order will previous to said day of hearing, in Berrien. soon he made by this receiver re­ Regular adjourned meeting of the Burrien County Record, a At a session of said Court, held CLASSIFIEDS—Minimum charge questing authority to “Bum by the City Commission held in the LAWN MOWERS, Knives and newspaper printed and circulated at the.Probate Office In the city of 25c for 5 lines or less, 3 issues Church of the Brethren Latter Day Saints Church Fire” all the old records of the Shears sharpened. All work Commission chambers on Thurs­ in said county. St. Joseph in said County, on the 50c, cash in advance. lOo addi­ Charles A. Light, Minister Easter Services First National Bank of Buchan­ guaranteed. Carl Remington, day evening, April 7th, 1938 at MALCOLM HATFIELD, 28th day of March A. D. 1938. tional on charge accounts. 10:00 a. m. Sunday School, 6:30 a. m. Sunrise Prayer Ser­ an, Michigan. Churches, Lodges, 123 Days Ave. 15t9c. Judge of Probate Present: Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, CARD OF THANKS, minimum Fred Hagley, superintendent. vice. Geo. Seymour In charge. Societies, individuals and others 7:30 P. M. (Seal) A true copy. Judge of Probate. charge, 50c. 11:00 a. m. Morning worship. 10:00 a. m. Sunday School. Geo. who have any property, including Meeting was called to order my SEWER HOOK-UP:—All sewer Elsie Krajci, Register of Probate. In the Matter, of the Estate of Sermon by minister. McElhanan, Supt. abstracts now in the banks records Mayor Merson. Roll call showed hook-up materials furnished and Martha A. Richards, deceased. 11:00 a. m. Preaching service. should call at once at the receiv­ the following members present, COR SALE- work guaranteed. FREE ESTI­ Elizabeth R. Fredrickson having Sermon by J .O. Best. "The Resur­ er’s office, 404 Sycamore St, Niles, Merson, Voorhees, Smith, Graffort 1st insertion Apr. 14; last Apr. 21 MATES! Our low prices will St. Anthony's Roman Cathollo filed in said court her final account rection.” Mich., and get them, W. R. Payne, and Beistle. NOTICE SCRATCH. PADS-Suitable for amaze you. Appointments made Church to dale executrix of said estate, 6:30 p. m. Stewardship class. Receiver First National Bank of Minutes of previous meetings TO THE MEMBERS OF THE) use in the home, office or at through W. J. Miller Lumber Father John R. Day, Pastor and her petition praying for the .Teacher, Mark Gross. Buchanan, Michigan. 13t3c. were read and approved as read. EMPLOYEES COLLECT I V E school. 10c lb. package. The Co., or phone Niles 508-W. Mass every second a_i-i fourth allowance thereof, 7:30 p. m. Special Blaster Ser­ The finance committee read the BARGAINING ASSOCIATION Record Co. 39tf, 13tfc. Sunday at 10 a. m.; t»ery first It is Ordered, That the 2nd day vice by Juniors. Geneva Metzger, COMMISSION PROCEEDINGS bills for the month of March OF THE CLARK EQUIPMENT third and fifth Sunday at 8 a. m. of May A. D. 1938, at ten o’clock director. Mrs. Joseph Gross, For April 11, 1938 which were as follows:— COMPANY, BUCHANAN, FOR SALE:--Land at 3rd and] FOR RENT Dayton m. fit cnurclt in the forenoon, at said probate C. J. Snell, Pastor pianist. Adjourned meeting of the City General, Fund $2,083.45 MICHIGAN. Cayuga. 1481ax198 ft.; also lot; Highway Fund ____1,146.02 PLEASE TAKE. NOTICE that office, be and is hereby appointed 2 o’clock in the afternoon, church Commission of the City of Bu­ lor examining and allowing said on Cayuga near Front. 66x148 FOR RENT:„ Room. Close to bus- Water Works Fund _ 704.25 the Board of Trustees of the said lervices. Christian Science Churches chanan, Mich., held in the Com­ account; • ft. in good location at reason­ iness section, Call at Record Contingent Fund —____ 100.00 association by resolution adopted, able price. Leo Huebner, 212 2:45, Sunday School. “Doctrine of Atonement” will be mission chamber on Monday eve­ It is Further Ordered, That pub­ office. 13t3p. ning, April 11th, 1938 at 7:30 P. Poor Fund ------1,028 56 will make a division of all the Lake St. Phone 402. 13t3c. the subject of the Lesson-Sermon lic notice thereof be given by pub­ M. Int. and Sink. Fund 708.96 funds in the hands of the treasur­ FOR RENT:—2 room modern L, D. S. Church in ail Christian Science churches er, which funds will be divided pro lication of a copy of this order, FOR SALE:— Fifty bushels soy Meeting was called to order by Cemetery Fund ______50.00 apartment, $12 per month. 3Q2 10:00 a. m. Sunday School. throughout the world on Sunday rata to all those members holding for three successive weeks pre­ bean seed,, one fresh cow, four April 17. Mayor Wilson. Roll call showed Main st. 13t3p. 11:00 a.’ m. Preaching service. Total — —...... — $5,821.24 cards showing a membership ex­ vious to said day of hearing, in iwo year old heifers, eight The Golden Text, (John 10:30), the. following members present, tile Berrien County Record a 7:30 p. m. Preaching service. Moved by Commr, Beistle and piring April 12, 1938. yearling heifers, ail Guernseys!"! FOR RENT--Pleasant furnished is: ‘‘I and my/dather are one." Wilson, Voorhees, Smith, Graffort newspaper printed and circulated Regular prayer meeting at 7:30 supported by. Commr, Voorhees The treasurer has on hand the E. C. Wunderlich, Route 1, Bu-1 apartment, 4 rooms and bath, Among the Bihle citations is and Schwartz, p, rii. each Wednesday evening. that the bills be allowed as read amount of $190.07 to distribute to in said .county. chan an. 13tf. Ample,closet room, screen in this passage (Ephesians 2:13, 18): The matter of fixing the salaries and orders drawn on the proper the membership, all bills and lia­ MALCOLM HATFIELD, povch. Available after April 15. “But now in Christ Jesus ye who of the appointed officers was taken Judge of Probate. FARM ERS:— Grow pickles for Church of Christ funds for the several amounts. bilities having been paid in lull to Very reasonable terms to right sometimes were far off are made (SEAL) A line copy. Elsie Krajci. quick cash. Contracts for our Sunday school superintendent, UP- v Motion carried by the following ( date. In order that the secretaiy party. Call at 107 N, Detroit Moved by Commr. Voorhees and Leland Paul;,primary superintend­ nigh by the blood of Christ. For) vote on roll call; Yeas: Merson, j and treasurer may be enabled to Register of Probate, Buchanan station may be ob­ St. 14-tfc through him we both have access | supported by Commr. Graffort ent, Mrs. John Koons. Voorhees, Smith, Graffort and j make proper distribution of the tained at the City Hardware, by one Spirit unto the Father.” | that the salary o f the night police hit insertion Mar. 31; last Apr. 14 10:00 a. m. Bible School. Beistle. Nay: None. | said funds, it is the duty. of-, each Buchanan, M ic h . Standard! f o r RENT— 4 nice newly paper- Correlative passages to be read , be $90.00 per month with one (1) • STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Pro­ 11:00 a .m. Morning worship Moved by Commr. Beistle and member to present his member­ Brands, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio. ed rooms. 301 Main St. See from the Christian Science text- night off each week, bate Court for the County of and Communion service. supported by Commr. Voorhees ship card to the treasurer on or 12t f , Nella Slater, 227 E. Front St. book, “Science and Health withl Motion carried by the following Berrien. 11:00 a. m. Junior Church, that the interest on the Water before the 1st day of June. 1938. Phone 328-M, or call W. S. Key to the Scriptures,” by Mary vote on roll call: Yeas: Voorhees, At a session of said Court, held Exceptional values in baby chicks i Marie Montgomery, Supt. Works Bonds due April 15th In The funds will be divided among Woods, 1022 Portage Ave., So. Baker Eddy, Include the following'! Smith, Graffort, Schwartz and at the Probate Office in the city of from leading egg strains. Gas- j 6:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor. the amount of $380.00 be paid. those persons making claim up to Bend. 15tlp (p, 18): “Atonement is the ex-1 Wilson. Nay: None.’ St. Joseph in said County, on the son’s Leghorns, Knox Reds, j 7:30 p. m. Evening Worship. Motion carried by the following] said dale. 28th day of March A. D. 1938. Wallace Barred Rocks. Fishel; Thursday evening at 7:30 p. m. emplification of man’s unity with | Moved by Commr. Graffort and vote on roll call: Yeas: Merson,! Loren Perry,’ SCe.-Treur. God, whereby man reflects divine supported by Commr. Schwartz ■Present, lion: Maloelm Hatfield, White Rocks and Wyandottes. CARD OF THANKS prayer meeting. Voorhees, Smith, Graffort and j Fred Hagley, President. that the Street Supt., salary be Judge of Probate. Make no mistake. Buy Liechty’s J Truth, Life, and Love.” Beistle. Nay: None. , $110.00 per month for a 45 hour In the Matter of the Estate of chicks. LIECHTY'S HATCH- j CARD OF THANKS:—We hereby Bethel Temple Moved by Commr. Voorhees and! AP- J.““l ““ week. Charles F. ‘ Boyle, also spelled ERY, South Bend, Niles, Ben- j express our sincere thanks to Rev. Gladys Dick, Pastor Christian Science Society supported by Commr. Beistle that! S’JAlfc. 01< MR HI ,AN. Motion carried by the following thc Chas. F ., Boyle; .deceased. Mary ton Harbor, 14tlc.! the friends who were so gener­ 9:45 a. m. Sunday School. Sunday service at 11 a. m. Sub­ the bill of Frank R. Sanders, city I The I^iobatt? Omul lor vote on roll call: Yeas: Voorhees, E. Boyle, having filed her petition, ous of their aid and sympatny 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship. ject: "Doctrine of Atonement.” attorney in the amount of $635.05 [ County o f Berrien, CITY DIRECTORIES—Now on Smith, Graffort, Schwartz and praying that .ini.’instrument filed in on the accosion of the death of 7:30 p. m. Evangelistic Service. Sunday school at 9:45 a, m. for legal services, and expenses in At a session ol said Court, held sale at Wisner’s, Strang’s. Iris Wilson. Nay, None. said Court be admitted to Probate our beloved husband and father, Mid-week Services Thursday Wednesday evening meeting at connection with City 'Work- be at- at the Probate Office In the City as -,thp ,ast win and testament of- Beauty Shop and Schram Insur- I Moved by Commr. Smith and W. W Treat, with special evening, Bible Study. 7:45 p. m. lowed and ordered paid. of s t - Jmwph, in said County, on ) 8aid dm..iae(1 thB;t administra- ance Office. 15tfnc. | supported by Commr. Graffort thanks to his fellow merchants Saturday night, Young Peoples The reading room, in the church J tt£ trtT o th £ saMries"rem~ain 7h^ Motion carried by the following ] the. 1 HU day of April A. D, 19.J8. Uon of sak, pslate be „ ranted to and to the girls Of the Michigan at Dewey avenue and Oak street vote1 on roll call: Yeas: Merson.I Present, ,Hon. Mulcqhii Hatfield, J y jal.y Boyle or some other suti- FOR SALE:—Household goods, at j service. i same as last year. Bell exchange. Mrs. W. W. is open each Wednesday afternoon Voorhees, Smith, Graffort and Judge of Probate 209 Days avenue, Friday and Motion carried by the following able person.- Treat, Mr. and Mrs. Marcus from 2 until 4 o’clock. Beistle. Nay: None,: In the Matter of the Estate of Saturday, April 15-16, from 9 vote on roll call: Yeas: Voorhees, It is'Ordered, That the 25th day The Presbyterian Church The finance committee read the Anna Kqenigshoi, Deceased, a. m. until 6 p. m. 15tlp. Treat. Smith, Graffort, Schwartz and of April A. D, 1938, at ten A. M„ Wanzer H. Brunelle, Pastor treasurers report for the month of Alma Fuller, having filed her Wilson. Nay: None, at said Probate Office is hei’eby FOR SALE— Davenport. Harry 10:00 Church school, Hugh March showing a balance on hand petition, praying that an instru­ Mayor Wilson, next offered the appointed for hearing said , peti- L. Hayden, 210 Cecil Ave, Pierce, superintendent. April 1st, 1938 of $4,594.80. ment filed in.said Court.be admit- tion. following appointments and mov­ 14t2nc Bakertown News 11:00 Public worship. Easter Moved by Commr, Beistle and ed that the same be approved ted to Probate as the lust will It is Further Ordered, That puts' music. The choir will sing “Un­ supported by Commr, Voorhees and testament of said deceased lie notice thereof be given by pub­ FOR SALE or TRADE;—Station- fold Ye Portals” by Gorinod. With Currier School which was supported by Commr. that the report o f the treasurer be Mr. and Mrs. James Hanover (Mrs. Frank Hamilton, Teacher) Voorhees:— and that administration of said lication of a copy hereof, once ary Wash Tubs. Trade prefer­ the violin-cello solo plaved by Mr. accepted and made a part were in. Benton Harbor Monday Leslie and Betty Straub missed Mayor Pro Tern Commr. Voorhees. of the I estute be granted to Alma Fuller each week, for three successive able for metal tubs. M. E. Dake, Bruno Rampoldt, the choir will minutes. ■ • school for a day last week because Finance Commute, Commr. Smith or some other suitable person. ■ weeks'previous to said day of 121 S. Detroit St. 14t2ein on business. Motion carried. . sing the “ Sanctus” from Gounod’s they were sick with their vacina- and Voorhees. It Is Ordered, That the 9tli.day hearing In the Berrien County, Mrs. Dell Dunham called on Twelfth Mass. Mr. Rampoldt will The. street committee read the FOR SALE— Nine-piece walnut' tion. : Street Committee, Commrs. Voor- of May A. D. 193S at ten A. M., at Record a newspaper printed and Mrs. Roland Bays at Baroda Mon­ report of the Chief of Police and dining room set. In good condi­ play as a solo “Arioso” by Han­ The seventh grade of the Cur- hees and Schwartz, said Probate Office is hereby ap- circulated, in, said County.' day. Street Supt., which was as fel­ tion. Call 384. 15tlC del. Mr. Brunelle will preach, on rier school has started their Michi. Water Works Committe^, Commrs. pointed for hearing said petition. MALCODM HATFIELD, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Svejdy of lows: “The Victory of God.” gan geography, April 11, 1938. | , Graffort and Smith. It is Further Ordered, That Judge of Probate. FOR SALE — Hay, incubators, New Buffalo, w.ere Sunday guests One, arrest for drunken driving Thursday at 5:30 Miss Marjor­ Because of the snow storm Lights and P a r k s , Commrs. Public notice thereof be given by (SEAL), A true copy. Elsie Krajci, brooders, small tools, household of Mr. and Mrs. James Hanover. and one for drunk and disorderly. ■ ie Lamb’s class Will-have a party publication of a copy hereof, once Register of Probate. Mrs, , Robert Danvell was some of the children missed last Schwartz and Graffort, Labor on streets $460.70; labor articles. Will rent corn and po­ at me church. brought home from the Berrien week. I Assessor, Harley E. Squier. on gutters $213.’70; labor on Water each , week, for three successive 1st insertion Jan. 27; last April 1(- tato land, cash or share. Pas­ The Junior Girls All Star 4-H Health Officer, Dr. J. C. Strayer, Springs hospital Saturday after­ Thursday at 7:00 The choir re­ drain $23.20; labor on creek weeks previous to said day of MORTGAGE HALE ture. Call mornings or eve­ club will meet at Mrs. O. C. Olson City Attorney, Phillip. C, Lands- hearsal. $26.80; labor on parks $14.40 and hearing, in- the Berrien County Default having been made in thi nings. Gillman Annis, Rte. 1, noon. Tuesday, April 12, 1938. | man. Mrs, Enoch Swartz burned her Friday at 7:30 Good Friday water taxes worked on streets. Record, a newspaper printed and conditions of a certain mortgage Buchanan. 15tlp The Language meeting was Chief of Police, Frank P. Kean, hand quite badly Monday morn­ Communion service. Mr. Brunelle $48.63. circulated in said County, made by Richard E. Schwartz and FOR SALE:— 4 two-year old help­ will give the meditation btiore the postponed last Friday because Night Police, Paul Kane, Moved by Commr. Smith and MALCOLM HATFIELD, , Genevieve R. Schwartz, husband ing while preparing breakfast, there wasn't enough children Special Police, Clifford Dillavou. ers, eight yearling heilfers, all Lord’s Slipper on "The Way of the supported by Commr. Beistle that Judge of Probate. and wife, Lo the 'ndustrial Build­ Mr, and Mrs. Philip Bauman there. ' Fire Chief, At. T. Bunker. . Guernseys. E. C. Wonderlich, Cross.” . ; The choir . Will sing the report be accepted and made (Seal) A true copy. ing and Loan As. jcialion, a Mich, and daughter, Barbara, Niles, This week the lower grades Water Works Eng., Clyde Blake, Route i, Buchanan. 13tf "Lamb of God” by Bizet. The new a part of the minutes. Elsie Krajci; Register of Probate. igan Corporation, dated the 23rd were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. will talk on one of the music com; Street Supt., Ed. F. Mitchell, members will be received into the Motion carried. day of March 1929, and recorded FOR SALE:— One hundred acres, Bauman Saturday afternoon. posers. I Motion carried. • SPECIAL NOTICE Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Perrine, church. Moved by Commr. Voorhees and in the office of the Register oi 9 room house and hath, new ten­ Mr. and Mrs. L. Gray of Bu-| Commr. Smith next offered his supported by Commr. Smith that Three Oaks, were dinner guests of Saturday at 9:00 troop 3 of the Petition for 'a Court Order will Deeds of Berrien County, Michi. ant house, electric light and chanan visited Mr. and Mrs. Fran- resignation from the Cemetery the City pay the Indiana & Michi­ Mr. arid Mrs. M. E. Gilbert Sun­ Girl Scouts; Saturday at 10:30 soon be made by this receiver gan, on the 4 th day of April 1929, power, two large barns, cement cis Bennitt, Sunday. i Board in favor of Commmissioner, gan Electric Co., One (1) months day. troop 2 of the Girl . Scouts: Satur­ requesting authority to “Burn in Liber 103 of Mortgages, on page floored outhouses, fence and The All Star 4-H club is work- Schwartz, power and light bill. Mrs. Ella Bristol was a Sunday day at 2:00 7-12 grade boys in by Fire" all the old records of 89, by failure to make installmeni cross fence, running water ip ing on the program for achieve-1 Moved by Commr. Graffort and Motion carried by the following afternoon guest of Mr. and Mrs. recreation room. the First National Bank of Bu­ payments of principal and interest pasture, can be had with stock ment Day to be held in the Dayton'] supported by Commr. Voorhees vote on roll ’cgll: Yeas: Merson, ■' Monday at 4:00 troop 1 of the chanan, Michigan; Churches, at maturity and for four months and tools if desired, Immediate Glenn 'Hushower. ' church April 28 at 8:00 p. m. that the resignation of Commr. Voorhees, Smith, Graffort and Girl Scouts; Monday at 7:00 troop Lodges, Societies, individuals thereafter, whereby the mortgagee possession. E. C. Wonderlich. Mr. and Mrs. Geo.- Duse and W e are planning to go to Three Smith in favor of Commissioner Beistle. Nay: None. 86 of the Boy Scouts; Wednesday and others who have any prop­ elects and declares the whole of 15tfc. , daughter, Charlotte, were Sunday Oaks on April 28, to go through Schwartz be accepted. Moved by Commr. Beistle and at .7:00 Men’s night at the church. erty, including abstracts now in the principal and interest now due dinner guests o f Mr. and Mrs, the Featherbone factory in the Motion carried. supported by Commr. Voorhees the banks records should call at and payable as provided by the ~~ WANTED Chas. Bauman. morning, then have a picnic dinner The mayor . then appointed that the application of Frank Fa- Methodist Episcopal Church and take part in the Music Fes­ Lowell Swem and Commissioner once at the receiver's office, 404 terms of said, mortgage. WANTED:—Housework by the Irvin Hushower, Chicago, and biano for renewal of Tavern li­ Thomas Rice, Minister tival in the afternoon. , Schwartz to .thp Cemetery Board, Sycamore St., Niles, Mich., and The amount claimed to be duo hour. Gleaning, etc. 30c an hour. , Paul Hushower, Buchanan, called cense be approved. on Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hushower Sunday school at 10 o’clock. Mr. Lowell Swem to act as chair­ get them. W, R. Payne, Receiver on said mortgage at.the date of Mrs. Zpella Witters. 806 % Motion carried. lliis notice is the sum of $1533.50, Sunday afternoon, Mrs. Glenn Haslett and Mr. Con Howe School man, First National Bank of Buchan­ . South Portage, 15tlp. Moved by Commr. Voorhees and of principal and interest and the Mr. and Mrs. Carl Benson, Ga- Kelley superintendents. (Mrs. H. G. Batchelor, Teacher) Moved by Commr. Smith and supported by Commr. Smith that an, Michigan. 13t3c. , Morning, worship at i i o’clock.’ supported by Commr. Graffort further sum of $35.00, as an at­ WANTED TO BUYr— Lot suitable lien, spent Monday night with Mrs. ’ Wm. Beardsley entertained the application of Donley Bros., 1st insertion April ! ; last Apr. 21 Tnis will be a special Easter ser­ a number of rural teachers at her ( that the appointments to the torney’s fee provided for in said .fqr home. Give location, size, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Gilbert. for renewal of Tavern license be RECEIVER'S NOTICE.OF SALE vice. The music will be an an­ home Sunday afternoon. Cemetery Board be confirmed. mortgage, and no suit or proceed­ cash price. Write Record Office. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie . Redden approved. To Whom It May Concern: them, “Angels -Rolled the Stone Attendance was cut in half the Motion carried. ings at law or in equity 4 having 15tlp. were in South Bend Monday. Motion carried. Pursuant to authority . of the Away,” by the choir with Mrs. past week because of the storm. Moved by Commr. Graffort and been instituted to recover the debt Miss Carrol Sebasty spent the Moved by Commr, Smith and Hon. Fremont Evans, Circuit WANTED:—Interior and Exterior Beulah Kelley directing. The of­ Sore arms from small pox vacina- supported by Commr. Schwartz secured by said mortgage or anf week-end with Miss Evelyn Wall- supported by Commr. Voorhees Judge for the County of Berrien, Decorating. All workmanship fertory number Will be a piano- tions were also a contributing that the clerk’s bond for the en- Dart thereof. quist. that the application of Mort P. State of Michigan, in Chancery, fully guaranteed. H. W. Orpurt, cause. | suing year be placed at $5,000 Now therefore", NOTICE IS Mrs. Grace Weaver spent. Mon­ organ duet, “I Know That My Snyder for renewal of Tavern 314 Sylvan Ave, . 15t3c. The fourth grade has been ; and the treasurer’s bond at $10 the undersigned Harry Boyce, as HEREBY GIVEN, that by virtue day with her mother, 'Mrs. How­ Redeemer Liveth” from the Mes­ license be approved, handing in some very good letters 000. Receiver of the Buchanan; State of the power of sale contained in WANTED—Light trucking around ard Wilson. siah” by Handel, played by Mrs. ■ Motion carried. w ritten/for language work. The Motion carried. Bank of Buchanan, Michigan, will said mortgage and the Statute in town such as hauling ashes, etc. Carl Rossow, Buchanan, spent A, L. Hariiblin and Mrs. Rosalie Moved by Commr. Beistle and oiler at public sale to the highest following letter was written by Moved by Commr, Voorhees and supported by Commr. Smith that such case made and .provided, the Your patronage will be fully Tuesday with his sister, Mrs. Nora Rice. Opportunity will be given bidder or bidders for cash, at Junior Siekman. supported by Commr, Smith that the application of Herman Kajawa said mortgage will be foreclosed appreciated. Leland Paul, Phone Smith. for baptisms and those desiring to Boyce’s real estate office, situated Niles, Michigan, Harry Boyce be allowed to furnish for renewal of Tavern license be by a sale of the premises describ­ 7135F2, lotlp. Howard Wilson called on Chas. unite with the church. at 120 Main street, Buchanan, on Service at Oronoko at 9 a. m. April 6, 1938. the clerk’s bond and Herbert Roe approved. ed therein, or so much thereof as Foster Sunday afternoon. the treasurer's bond. Tuesday, April 26, 1938,' at 2:00 WANTED:—Paper hanging and Sunday school following. Dear John:- Motion carried. may be necessary to pay the Jack and Bud Dalenberg spent Motion carried by the following P. M. (EST) the remaining assets paper cleaning. House cleaning The high school group will meet We have been studying about Upon motion by Commr.'Voor­ amount so as aforesaid due on said the week-end with their grand­ the Dutch people who live in Hol­ vote on roll call: Yeas: Voorhees, of the said Buchanan State Bank, mortgage, with six per cent in­ • in general. Mabel Keller and this Monday at 5:30 beginning hees and supported by Commr. mother, Mrs. Florence Upson at land. It is very interesting to Smith, Graffort, Schwartz and except bonds and securities, con­ terest from the date of this notice, Nora' Russell, 108 Michigan with a cooperative supper. Helen Beistle meeting adjourned. South Bend. study geography. At our school, Wilson. Nay: None. sisting of real estate, notes receiv­ and all other.legal costs together street. I5t3p. Vanderven will lead in the discus­ Signed, Ben Annabel of South Bend is we have pictures of Dutch .people Moved by Commr. Graffort and able, judgments and all other with said attorney’s fee, at pubt e sion, “Should America Boycott HARRY A. POST,' WANTED—Girl or woman to as­ spending his spring vacation with on the side wall. When I find pic­ supported by Commr. Voorhees choses in action less such items as auction, to the highest bidder, at Japan?" City Clerk: sist housekeeping and care of his aunt, Mrs. Leonard Dalenberg. tures. I cut them out and put them that the Chevrolet truck insurance ' : . 15tlc. may be . paid or otherwise dis­ the front outer door of the Court The remaining Holy Week ser­ one child. Prefer one who can Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wonder- there. Have you been Studying be renewed with E. N. Schram. posed of pribr to the said date of House in the City of St. Jose) n, vices will be a Communion and stay at own home nights. Give lich, Cleveland, O., are spending about the Dutch people at your Motion carried by the following First insertion Ap. 14; last Ap. 28 sale herein mentioned. A- des­ Berrien County, Michigan, on Candle Light service this Thurs­ references. Write P. O. Box this week with Mr. and Mrs. E. school? vote on roll call: Yeas: Voorhees, STATE OF MICHIGAN criptive list of the remaining as­ Monday the 25th day of April A. 67M. 15tlc C. Wonderlich. day evening commemorating the Yours sincerely, Smith, Graffort, Schwartz and The Probate Court for the sets so offered for sale may be D. 1938, at ten o’clock in the fore­ first Lord’s Supper of the First Mrs. Nettie Drew of Niles spent . Junior Siekman. Wilson. Nay: None. County o f Berrien. inspected by prospective purchas­ noon. W ANTED:—Garden plowing or Holy Week. There will be a ser­ Another fourth grade pupil, Moved by Commr. Voorhees and At a session of said Court, field ers after April 14, 1938, at the team work by’ the day. Tele­ the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. The premises to be sold are sit­ Johnnie Redden. vice this Good Friday with Rev, Dewey Spencer, wrote this letter. supported by Commr. Graffort at the Probate Office in the City office of Philip C. Landsman, At­ phone 7119F2. 15tlp. uated in the City of Buchanan, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Proud, Henry Ellinger, district superin­ Niles, Michigan, that the Compensation Insurance of St. Joseph in said County, on torney, Buchanan, Michigan, Berrien County, Michigan, and are tendent as speaker. Both services WANTED TO BUY— Beef cattle! spent Sunday evening with Mr. April 6, 1938. be purchased from Mrs. Nellie ! the lith day of April A. D. 1938. Phone 59; Union State Bank, Bu­ described as follows, to w it:— beef hides and beef fat. Dan and Mrs. Louis Proud at Buchan­ will be at 7:30 p, m. There will Dear Donald:- Boone. . 1 Present: Hon, Malcolm Hatfield, chanan, Michigan,’ Phone 90; and A parcel of land in Block “B,” Merson’s Market. 48tfc an. be no service Saturday. We are making it look like spring Motion carried by the following Judge of Probate. at the Receiver's office in the in Joseph DeMont’s Addition to in our school room. It looks like vote on roll call: Yeas: Voorhees, In the Matter,of the Estate of State Bank Building, Buchanan, Buchanan, described as commenc­ WANTED:—Room and boartd in Evangelical Church Easter too. There are blue birds Smith, Graffort, Schwartz 'and Charles A. Baker, Incompetent. Michigan, Phone 17, on all busi­ ing at the Southwest corner o( Wilson. Nay: None. Protestant family by elderly The Library C. A. Sanders, Minister flying around. We have Easter A. Glenn Haslett, having filed in ness days up to and including the Fourth and Short streets in said man from Chicago. Write P. O. Bible School at 10 a. m. Mr. rabbits and Easter eggs. There are Moved by .Commr, Smith and said court his final account to date of sale between the hours of Village (now City) of Buchanan, box 67Y, Buchanan, giving Harry Surch Superintendent. Miss flowers. The rabbit is jumping supported by Commr. Graffort A1 Hastings, County Clerk of date as guardian of said estate, 10:00.A. M. and 3:00 P. M. thence West fifty (50) feet; thence particulars. I4t3p. Betty Miller Secretary. Teachers over the eggs. What is your school that the olty purchase a loose rec­ Berrien county, has arranged to gnd his petition praying for the According ‘ to law, said remain­ South four (4) rods; thence East and classes for all. room like. ord book for the clerk’s office. W ANTED:—Lawn mowers to install applications and all infor­ allowance thereof, and his petition ing assets cannot be sold other­ fifty (50) feet to the West line o( Morning worship. Prelude Mrs. Your friend, Motion carried by the following mation on civil service examina­ praying for the cancellation of a wise than without recourse and Short street; thence North four sharpen, sawb to file. Also three John Fowler. Number by the Dewey. vote on roll: Yeas: Voorhees, tions in the Buchanan Public li­ certain bond. without warranty of any,kind or (4) rods to place of beginning, good second-hand lawn mowers choir. Sermon theme, “A Slave to Smith, Graffort,- Schwartz and brary. Anyone interested may It is Ordered, That the 9th day character, and subject to the ap­ Dated January 25th, 1938. for sale. Window and porch Sin.” Wilson. Nay: None, read the notices by application to Deaf, He Becomes Scout Chief of May A. D. 1938, at ten o’clock proval of the Circuit Court, in INDUSTRIAL BUILDING screens made to order. Fred Evening service. Adult and Upon, motion by Commr. Graf­ Miss Mayme Proseus, WPA rec­ Deaf Smith, a Texas county, was in the forenoon, at said probate Chancery, for the County of Ber­ & LOAN ASSOCIATION, Wright, 215 Cecil Avenue. 13t3p. Young Peoples league at 6:30.' fort and supported by Commr. reational' worker in charge o f the named after Erasmus Smith, who office, be and is hereby appointed rien, and State of Michigan. Mortgagee. Sunday evening will be the clos­ served as scout and spy in the Voorhees meeting adjourned. MISCELLANEOUS library, during library hours. for examining and allowing said Harry Boyce, Receiver FRANK SANDERS,' ing service of the Evangelistic ser­ Texas war for independence. He Signed, Mrs. Marie Dempsey and Her­ account; and hearing said peti­ Buchanan State Bank Attorney for Mortgagee, WHEN YOUR EYES need glasses, vices. was deaf arid had failing eyesight HARRY A. POST, mit Mikelson have donated two tion. ■ Buchanan, Michigan. Business Address, C. L. Stretch, the Optometrist, Prayer service Thursday eve­ but performed his duties so well he, City Clerk. copies of the new Buchanan Direc­ It Is Further Ordered, That Phone: 17, Buchanan. Buchanan, Michigan, at Root’s News Depot every ning. was made chief of scouts. lStlc. Thursday. tfc. tory to the library. THURSDAY, APRIL Id, 1938 THE BERRIEN COUNTY RECQRD P A G E S E V E N

curtains, floor coverings, access­ they are-'keeping a rain chart. . SENIOR CLASS PLAY Rose L. Burkhart, deceased; Peti­ Early Use of Snuff ories, dishes, glassware, arid sil­ Miss Hehry bought the "second tions for the Appointment of Ad­ “Taking snuff” through the nose verware, and landscaping are the grade a flew bat and baseball The senior class play, “The Nut ministrators were filed in the was a fashionable practice during different topics under the heme. A which the' boys are enjoying very Farm,” is told in the living room Fredricka Huelsberg, Bernadine B. the Seventeenth and Eighteenth cen­ ... THE MICROPHONE. • • wool dress and a Christmas pro­ much. of the Best home and grows fun­ Huff, Martha J. Whaley, Balbina turies. ject of some applied work, hem Jane Walters and Franklin nier with the passing of each inci­ Wilczynsk and John B. Anderson News of Buchanan Schools stitching, or gift wrappings are Green are now on the Dental Hon­ dent. Nothing is much more con­ deceased estates; Letters were . S. O. S. Used at Sea required of this class. or Roll. vulsing than the second act, in­ issued in the estates of Mary Ken- Contrary to popular belief, the Collected and Edited By Members of the Journalism Class All in all you will have to agree The third grade has made a cluding the readiflg and enacting nell, Ida S. Hoyt, Walter E. letters S. O. S., used at sea as a that the home economics coifrse is moving picture to show the work of parts of a movie scenario. The Dwight, Emma Schultz Maass, distress signal, do not stand for any very important in any school. done in transportation by land, air comedy promises to prove a gold Fred H. Unruh, Hester Dalrymple, phrases such as ‘‘Save Our Souls” Do You Itnow The Answers? HOME ECONOMICS and' sea. mine of laughter! The humor is en­ Mattie M. Stanley and Grace or "Save Our Ship.” Says Microphone Jim Harvel made the airplane. tirely free of anything that might , DEPARTMENT “SLIPS,” “SLAPS,” Southwell, deceased; Inventories Who or what is Dig Ben ? Charles Vergon made a zepplin. offend. Jokes Are Hoary OR "SOMETHING” were filed in the deceased estates What is 'the name of the little The general objectives for the Robert Sureh made a steamship. EYES TESTED lume boy in Dickens’ "Christmas Kenneth Martin made’ a river of Ida S. Hoyt, Fred H. Unruh, .whole Home Economics course in What senior girl felt bad the bout. Shirley Mitch made a sail­ Killian Addresses Dear Readers: Carol” ? the junior and senior high school other day when “Toad’ ’Smith got and Auguste M. Henrici. What is the chief ingredient of ing vessel. Demits made a viking I was handed tliiH curd last are: . in a fight with Sam McCormick ? Judge Hatfield also entered Or­ Tuesday, the fifth, by one of my angel cake? 1. To help the girl cultivate a ship. Anna Rosetti made a row Y. W . C. A. Group Broken Lenses Replaced Don’t feel too bad, “Aggie.” boat. Jack Robinson made a canoe. ders Closing the Hearing of teachers, It was written .as fol­ What is the diameter of the deep appreciation of her family Of late it seems that “Rich” Special attention to earth ? Vonne Mikesal made a truck. Claims in the Joseph Franklin .Frame Fitting. lows : life and its importance in our so­ Donley and Elaine Blaney are Attorney Joseph E. Killian, of Georgine Chain made a greyhound. Ruple and James M. Paul, deceas­ Dear Editor: How many teeth does an adult cial set-up. St. Joseph, who is a candidate for F. B. Bkickmond, Optometrist at writing more notes than usual. Lowell Dokey made a street car. When I picked up the Berrien have ? 2. To aid the girl in gaining a Better get to work, “Penwell.” the Republican nomination as ed estates; and Closed the estates Harry Walker made a streamline BLACKMOND’S County Record as usual and look­ What is the motto of the United conception of home-making a£ a There are some cute seventh prosecuting attorney, lashed out at of Fred Charles Jewell and Bertha train. Melvin Backus made a horse NILES ed at the Microphone, I was great­ States? vocation that requires skilled la­ grade girls in school this year, and the sellers of intoxicating liquors and sleigh, Helen Ailsworth made B. Guenther, deceased. ly surprised to find a column call­ Name Columbus’ three ships ? bor, expert management, scientific it looks as though Ben Harvel is to minors in his recent address be­ a covered wagon. ed “jokes" very unorganized. All Who was Socrates ? knowledge, and a good mental at­ taking his pick. fore the Young Women’s Political the jokes with the exception of Is India north or south of the titude, It seems that Bill Ednie and Science group at the Y. W. C. A. one had been copied from the an­ equator? 3. To develop in the girls in­ Doris Allee are too much a quiet FRENCH CLUB The speaker presented statistics nual of "36". Who wrote, “On the Road to terest in participating in home­ couple. Anyway, we don’t seem to taken from the records of the Ber­ The'remaining joke was new Mandalay” ? making activities. be able to “pin” anything on them, ' The French Club had planned to rien County jail to show the num­ about the time I was a freshman Who was Shakespeare’s wife? 4. To help the girl develop a Martha- Trapp and Winston go to Notre Dame to visit the art ber of persons under 21 years of (1933) so I .was disgusted at the What color is the complement of scientific attitude of mind towards Sands seem to be “kinda” - that gallery, the cathedral, and the li­ age who were hooked on charges whole, column. orange ? the common tasks of the house­ way about each other, but then, brary last Wednesday afternoon. of intoxication. So saying and hoping that I Who said, “I came, I saw, I con­ hold. they’re nice kids. Later in the day they had planned “ In my opinion this problem 'm ay see a more original,and bet­ quered” ? 5. To increase the girls appreci­ What cute freshman girl has to go to the movie, "Snow White cannot be remedied by placing the ter “mike” next week I remain. What woman, written of in the ation of the qualities of character Dale Lyons gone overboard for? and the Seven Dwarfs," and then juvenile in jail after he has be­ Yours in haste, > Bible, was changed to a pillar of that are especially significant in Here’s a tip, folks, her initials are to dinner. Because of bad weather come intoxicated and at the same Bob—’37 salt? home and community life. H. S. plans were postponed^until a fu­ time permitting the person who In reply to this letter I wish to What is “goodby” in German ? 6. To develop in the girls the What did “Hereby" Swartz do ture date. sold the minor the intoxicants to ' F R O C K S say that we appreciated it even The answers can be found on ability to adapt scientific and in Mrs. Whitman’s sixth hour go free. The solution to this prob­ if it was to make a needed correc­ this. page. ' aesthetic findings effectively. That W ill Go To Parties civics class to deserve sitting in THE GIRLS’ lem lies in vigorous and efficient tion, and would like to have furth­ la. In wise planning of balanc­ the hall just outside her room? enforcement of present existing BASKETBALL TEAM Later In The Summer! er comments on our “mike.” Answers ed meals. Some fun, eh, "Hereby?” statutes and the prompt prosecu­ Although the jokes are Stale; aa b. In sanitary and economical tion of the violators,” he said. ' you put It, we feel that the "joke" care of food supplies and home Formal frocks of dainty, sheer ma­ A large clock in London. The, basketball teams from the H is. remarks were roundly ap­ column is not as important as all equipment. terials that look like triple the price -Tiny Tim, ’ Grade News ninth through the twelfth grade plauded by his audience. ’ the others, but as that is no ex­ c. In the management of the in­ you have to pay. A (J**J ,ni*7 ■ The whites of eggs. planued a weenie and marshmal­ cuse, I'm sure our Joke Editor come of her time. wide selection_____ I About 8,000 miles. Dewey Avenue News low roast Tuesday night after PROBATE NEWS W ill write better jokes in the fu­ d. By applying sound principles Thirty-two. school." Because the weather ture. Hoping to hear from., our of procedure in the productive ac­ Our lily that we have in the op-1 E pluribus unum. changed so suddenly, it was post­ readers again, I remain tivities of the house-hold. portunity room has a bud on it. Judge. Malcolm Hatfield trans­ The NEW DRESS You Must The Nina, the 'Pinfa, the Santa poned until a future .date. Sincerely, e. In understanding and practic­ We are making a booklet of wild acted the following matters. The Maria. Wills and Petitions for the probate The Editor. ing sound principles of health. flowers in art class. Have For EASTER Is Here A Greek philosopher who lived t". In earing for simple emer­ Eyes are the topic of study in CHAitACTERItmCS OF of the Last Wills and Testaments about 400 B. C. were filed in the estates of Caro­ You’ll look like a million in the Easter parade in one gencies in the home. hygiene this month. A GOOD FRIEND North. line Cookson, Ella J. Lovell and of these smart new dresses. Featured in all the new­ News g. To insure the girl a more We have added the names of the Rudyard Kipling. est shades including “Parisian” abundant life in accordance with fly catcher and oven .-bird to our Ann Hathaway. One that is: Sizes 12 to 52 ______—.__— individual capacity and ambition. bird calendar $3.97 Marilyn Mann is back in school Blue. The following people have made Loyal, truthful, humorous, ap­ The junior high girls are requir­ Rigain. Julius Caesar. good bird pictures: William For- preciative, tactful, possessed with ed to take this course. and C O A T S The fifth grade girls were taken ! Lot’s wife. gue, Clifford Good, Billy Ferris, the ability to get along with peo­ CO-OP The seventh grade studies cloth­ Colorful Coats that reflect for a.hike this week during gym! Auf Wiedersehen. Doris Lee Wolkins, David Coultas, ple, possessed with the ability to ing, breakfast, and child care. class. 1 Hew many did you get wrong? put themselves in another's place. Quality Fuels twice their cost ______$2.97,49.97 The eighth grade classes study, and Evelyn Liska. The pupils arc selling tags for Take OR and .see what your score We have the following flowers in food preservation, luncheon, cloth­ Merchandise Arriving Daily Direct from New York the Starr- Commonwealth School is. our garden: May Apple. Spring Passed By the Nonscnsor ing, and personal grooming. This for Boys aL Albion; Michigan. Mrs. Beauty, Fern Anemone, Bloodroot, class ..makes" pajamas after they Babcock, a representative of the, and Squirrel's Corn, and violets. : New Scholar: "Say, what is the USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN Hold Any Garment SENIORS find suitable materials. Tlffey also 'school, talked to the fifth grade The kindergarten has been dis­ faculty?” iearn how to make flat seams and REAL VALUES cussing the picture of Snow White ai.'Sophomore: "It’s a body of in­ ^ P u p ilfh a v e been reminded not] ,,£ } “ er to the question [ French seams. and Seven Dwarfs. They have been dividuals hired lo help the seniors to ' forget, the. birds during the W1' at ^ You expect to be..doing The ninth grade also have foods Phone54 very much interested in coloring run the school.” THE DIXIE SHOP , ____'. next year atyear this tim e?”, the sen-- and clothing study. Food preserva­ period snow covers the ground. ) pictures of them. They have also 209 N. Michigan Next to Palace Theatre SOUTH BEND Mrs. Euiler’.s fouith grader;; Jiora’ answered; tion; breakfast; luncheon, and din- j Chester; Borst—“Lying" on the collected pictures from newspap­ -(He: "Cold, dear?" have made a Holland sand table j ner units; teas, and refreshments; beach ers and magazines and compiled She: "About to freeze.’” scene. The committee in • charge I • at Daytona, Florida." It modem housewifery; . Christmas seems that'hc has an unclp down | can[jjes and cookies; health and them in- a scrap book. He:*--"Want my^coat?^ was Jce Anne Dalrymple, ' Billy | The first grade has found by '' She "Just the sleeves." there.;-■ i child care: .social customs and Swaim and Edna Leaver. Every j their wind chart that March had child, had a definite part in .tlio Burrel VVeavcr- -"I want lo getj hospitality are the things taken into tile Marines if I can get a ! Up qjjjjer the foods department. In­ sixteen days of west wind, six of * She: “I don’t see how those project, south wind, two of north, two of junibrs keep their hats on their Joseph Liska and Robert Schaff­ pull somewhere.’ .1 (.Iie clothing" department color and Maxine Shaffer "Probably sty;e in clothing selection, a silk south, one of northwest: and one heads:” er arc two new pupils in .the of southwest winds. This month He: "Vacuum pressure.” fourth grade this vycok. working at the Dry Zero or jfiot and a cotton projeet, personal im- , The sixth grade is starling a. measing around home." provement, home nursing, girls’. unit, on Japan. . John Schultz--’ I want to be \ Qwn rooms, care and repair of The children of the third grade Working if there, is such a thing. I f . clothes, and a linen suit project MONUMENTS-MAJRKERS are starting a unit"on transporta­ no work, I play. . . " al,e studied. . Lawrence. Zupke — "I am going tion, They- have had a general dis- : The tenth grade boys class N E W LOCATION mission and . will take up Water I Ur bo at«dying.” Won’t Lawrence study serving, principles, of cook­ Large stock of finished memorials—fair prices—all and Air Transportation. They avei look cute in college? ery, and meal planning. (Outdoor work fully guaranteed. Order now to have work com­ Margai’ete Haas- "Running the llso going lo make a large postc cookery is another feature of this pleted by Memorial Day. depicting transportation iron; .store at Baicertown." j class). Dinner units, nutrition, earliest ways to the very modern. Mildred Hartline "Post gradu- j ruies of living, (manners and cus­ Open Evenings end Sundays Mrs. Heim’s second grade -is, ate course.” ■ ; , toms), first aid and home.care are studying poems .ind finding . pic-1 . ™cbb' "Nurses' Ti'ain- I also studied. VICTOR E. FERGUSON 'turosi to illustrate the pbems which I in”L, ■ „,on , In the: tenth grade; girls’ Home they have learned. Last week they! Phyllis Lamb “ Gtiing .lo col-1 Management class the home is the CEMETERY MEMORIALS gave.; a; . program for the first! lege.” chief topic studied, banning, fur­ / BENTON HA3RBQB, MICH. . grade.- I Bud Dalonberg -“ Farming." nishing, and decorating, furniture, . Beverly' Koons—"Working .in a Near Entrance of Crystal Springs Cemetery night club.” SCOOPS Dorothy Han-off "Working as an artist.'-' "Graupa" . Hess plays his ac-1 Sidney Doming - ‘ Going" to col­ jxrdion during the noon hour. ;• j lege,” - - , - ■ ■ Did you notice that there isn't! Bessie. Orothcrs— “ Going to a! any bheheiar in the . Buchanan j beauty college," i facility ? • '; 1 Earl Stevens “ Going" to col­ One of tfie teachers’ rooms could i lege.” " / ; " he found covered with i'ieO last | Daisy Reamer “Working.” | week: wonder why? j Rex Shrove "Looking for a 1 Dnrclhy IjSkinner has gone "to job.' E were pretty sure we had a great car actually’outselling one o f the Big Three of Grand Rapids for spinal treat- j • ejeovge Riley "Post graduate, ments and will be gone two weeks. 1 course.’-’ W when some months ago we checked the the lowest-priced field. final blueprints on the 1938 Buick. Hurry back, Dorothy. - j Richard Donley "Po.it" graduate It’s still going ahead—not car Number Seven Whispers around school have i course.1’ , I t is generally conceded that It had the new and mighty D y n a f la sh en­ or Eight, as one might expect by iIs price- changed to the junior-senior prom, j Clifford Khiler ■ “Working in the America leads the world in the We have one person in school; a & I’.” gine for sparkling action--the sensationally class, but one of the season’s Four Best quality and extent of telephone xVlio says jusL whai he think" R’ola Brewer "Working." desirable T orque-F ree Springing for a Sellers! service. Next." yon Fa: schedule:!, on I he. ”»oh Russell- "Working.” lullaby of a ride. blurkbtrm], can he found tmr- Mildred Miller - - “ Guiiig, to | Important factors in this su­ There is only one explanation of such a rounded by eager .student:) cIiim-; Grand, Rapids,? I premacy are the efforts of the Bell Looking ahead in that promising day, we record when made by a car in the thousand- ing their next year's subjects. Wanda Walter— “Taking care of Telephone Laboratories “ lo find figured we had every chance of getting our dollar bracket. i wonder if tile''weather .man n y Mom." a better thing or a better way,’’ sales share by reason of what this car gave If knows til:*t April is here, and Virginia Lolomaugh■ -“I haven'll and the experience and skill of the. Such a car is so good—has so inuch of value Easier is jir t around the corner, the buyer for his money. any idea.” Western Electric Company, the in it—people just won’t do without it! and that April shower.-) bring May Joe March "Taking up avia­ manufacturing department of the flowers (not April' snowi, tion.” Now, when times are sterner, it appears we Bell System. They buy it not only in preference to other Have yon noticed' the new ob­ Mary May Dreitzler - “Work-1 built better than we knew—we’ve got a car ears—they buy in preference to waiting for long picture cm the hall wall ing.” Because of our association in folks just won’ t do without! downstairs? Evelyn Wflllquisl "Going to the Bell System, every improve­ easier times and readier money-to-spend! college." ment so produced is made avail­ This great new Buick was first introduced That’s the convincing sort o f car you’re “Pep" Trapp “Most anything.” i able promptly for us in Michigan .Here A.re Facte of to the public last fall. Through September, about to drive when you first take the wheel Charles .Batnton “ Post gradu-1 . . . a continuing assurance oC October, November, it sold in steadily in­ ate course or working in Chicago i of a 1938 Buick. / Bmdtaasnta?! Schools liigh-quality telephone service at creasing volume. " , lit Swift ft Co.” | reasonable cost. That is why Dorothy Gross —“Teaching.)’ If you haven’t yet handled a new Buick, you Michigan’s telephone service is as In a period when sales of other cars were We students come In sr-be d here i Iris Dalrymple - “ Working." ought to—just to see what such a car is like ! fine -as any telephone service in five days out of 1 lie week without! Ruth Willsey “South Bend Col-1 sliding o ff it went ahead, in one month slopping to think of the facts i lege of Commerce.” Ihe world. about out" Alma Mater. Jn cheek-! Virginia Frame "Post gradu-1 And that is why your telephone ing up on a few of our facts we j ate course and perhaps in high] . . . although it can connect you find that I hero are: 32 rooms with school office.” with any of 35,000,000 other tele­ 31) of them in the high nciinoi; ! Carol Rehnsly- "Working ati phones all over the civilized globe ?7 teachers of which 17 belong Jo, home." I . . . ’retains such simplicity that the high school faculty; over 30 j Virginia Sanford ... "Studying j even a child iinds .it easy lo use. clocks with 2!) in the, high school. ,

PAGE EIGHT THE BERRIEN COUNTY RECORD THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1938

Dinner Guests Flora Morgan Class Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hurst were The children of the Colvin, The meeting of the Mt. Tabor V. F, W. Auxiliary Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Marble had The Flora Morgan Bible Class called to Oldenberg, Inch, in the Miller and Chapin Lake schools Home Economies club which was • Elects Officers • scheduled to be held Tuesday at as dinner guests Sunday the form­ of the Methodist church met yes­ past week by news o f the death received vaccination against The Auxiliary o f the Veterans the hall was postponed until Tues­ er’s mother, Mrs. John Statan and terday at tlie home of Mrs. Nancy of the former's mother, Mrs. Car­ smallpox, Tuesday, . of Foreign Wars elected officers day of next week. husband, Edwardsburg, and his Lyon. oline Hurst. Dean Clark is attending the Wednesday evening, April 6, nam­ sister, Mrs. Albert Korn and fam­ $ * 4 sessions of the Board of County Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wall- ing the following: president, Mrs. ily o f New Carlisle. Jack Marble Pinochle Party Portage Prairie Evangelical Supervisors in St. Joseph this quist had as their guests Sunday Irvin Well (re-elected); senior of Chicago was also a visitor there Mrs. Harry Post was hostess at Church week. Mrs. Florence Putnam and daugh­ vice president, Mrs. Guy Elsen- Mrs. Ed Suit and sons, Clell ter, Jane ,and son, Grant, o f New College Club over the week-end. a pinochle party Friday night, (lari H. Truesehel, Minister hart; j'unior vice president, Mrs. C. Zion Buildera * * •* and Roger, arrived home Monday Buffalo, and Mr. and Mrs. Oren The College club Will hold a winners at curds being Mrs. Edith (Central Standard Time) J. Manning; chaplain, Mrs. Her­ The Zion Builders Society of the Fort St. Joseph Chapter from a trip to Waterloo, Iowa, Noggle o f Galien. Guest Night dinner at the Pres­ Willard, Mrs. Roy Pierce and 6:00 a. m. Sunrise Service. bert Hanover; guard, Mrs. Helen Latter Day Saints Church meets The Fort St. Joseph Chapter of where they had gone to accom­ Mrs. Alva Canfield, who was ill byterian church next Thursday Mrs. Charles Kastaetter. 9:30 Morning Worship. Bap­ Phiscator; conductress, Mrs, Ora this afternoon at the home of the Daughters of the American e * tismal Sedvice. Sermon topic: pany home the former’s grandson, following her return from Flori­ evening, with a Book Review by Schuck; treasurer, ' Mrs, John Mrs. Mabel Keller. 108 Michigan Revolution will meet today at the Legion Auxiliary "The Risen JLife.” Corbin Petgen, who joined his da, is improved. Mrs. Valle o f Niles. The club Ockenryder. The secretary will bo street. home o f Mrs. Ben H. Smith ut Tl»e American Legion Auxiliary 10:30 Sunday school. parents. They made the trip The Child Study club is meet­ moved at a special meeting at the appointed at the next meeting, 431 Hickory street, Niles. will meet Monday evening. Plans 7:00 Program by Orchestra. across Illinois Thursday during ing this evening at the home of j high school Monday afternoon to The Auxiliary will observe an * $ f will be discussed for the April ' Pageant “ He is Risen,” presented the heavy storm, taking 18 hours Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Shaffer. A Americanization program on the Birthday Dinner . sponsor a lecture by Dr. Preston Fortnightly Book Club family night. Plans will be com­ by the young people. to travel the 376 miles. cooperative supper, program and evening of April 29, with an out­ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mitch­ ' Bradley of Chicago next fall. The Fortnightly Book Club met pleted for the county Region and Prayer meetings, Thursday eve­ Miss Janet Suit was a week­ social evening will be enjoyed. side speaker and special music. ell entertained at a dinner Mon­ , Plans were also made to represent yesterday at the home of Mrs. Ed­ Auxiliary meeting to be held here ning at 7:30. Bast class, Clarence end guest of Miss Marjorie Ekins. day evening honoring the 12th 1 the Ureenblatt stores here for fur ward Stults, Mrs. G. H. Steven­ April 20, next Wednesday evening. Hartline; South class, J. E. Cauff- Mrs. Elwood Horner is improv­ birthday of their son, Jack. storage, in order to help the * * * son reviewing a current book. The committee for the social hour man; West class, A, E, Hous- ing from the illness which has club's educational fund. # « * will be Mrs. Harry Post and Mrs. werth. confined her during the past week. Take Your EASTER DINNER * * * Rend of River Home Ec Sunday Dinner Roy Pierce. Mrs. William Wangerin and The Bend of the River Home Child Study Club Mr. and Mrs. Fred Man's enter­ * * * son, William, Jr„ attended con­ at . ■ Economics club will hold an all­ The Child Study club will meet tained at dinner Sunday for the Rambler Club North Buchanan firmation services Sunday at the day meeting Thursday, April 14 next Monday evening at the home latter’s sister, Mrs. Lindsay David­ Mr. and Mrs. A. G.. Haslett en­ St. John'3 Episcopal church in at the home of Mrs. Clyde Pen- of Mrs. Earl Yoder With Mrs. son and family of Galien. 13 # if tertained tlie members of the South Bend. well. Burton Mills in charge, Miss Rambler club Tuesday evening. Mr, and Mrs. Elson Rough and Sarah B’s Kitchen!i ‘ - * # # Mary E. Reynolds will talk on Easter Guests family and Mr. and Mrs. W. P. B. G. U. Sorority "What Intelligence Tests Show,” Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kean will Rough visited Sunday with rela­ 226 Main Street NILES, MICH, j The B. O. U. sorority met Tues­ * * >!< have as their guests at dinner tives in Plymouth, Ind, Where Yon Will Find a Nice Assortment « day evening at the home of Mrs. sewing Club j Sunday, their daughter, Mrs. The ladies of the Mt. Tabor. Clarence Miller andfamily of Portage Prairie J. P. Russell. The prize at cards The Stitch 'n Chatter Sewing ] Home Economics club held an all­ of Foods Appropriate Tool Bridgman. was won by Mrs. Lester Miller. club will meet this afternoon at j day meeting at the Mt. Tabor hall, * V 31 Tuesday. Plans were made for a rummage the home o f Mrs. Bert Steele. t Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rose and sale some time in May. The next Economies Club Lecture' 'daughter, Mildred .spent Sunday Miss Evelyn Wallquist enter­ meeting will be held at the home Representing the Nije3-Buchan- with Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Rose of tained Saturday evening at a Attend Golden Wedding of Mary Franklin. an and Hills Corners Home Eco­ Pokagon. ^ party in honor of her guest for, Mrs. Floyd Fedore and son, nomics Clubs, Mrs; Everett Wat­ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Eisele and the week-end, Miss Carol Sebasty. Richard, spent the week-end at son, Mrs. Frank Rumsey and Mrs. Mrs. Addle McLean of Chicago' A number of the young people of Carson City, Mich., where they! Kelsey Bainton, attended the “Sharp Stomach Pains motored, to White Pigeon Sunday the ne’ghborhood attended. attended the observance of the Home Economics lecture by Miss Glenn Kinney reported Tuesday where they virited the latters Upset My Whole System” golden wedding of her grandpar- ! Larmor, state extension specialist, morning that all of'the peach and' Says E. Hentges: "I tried a ents, Mr, and Mrs. William Jolley. on "Dress‘Finishing’.’ at the Galien brother, John . Kramer who is il* having, suffered a stroke of Par­ apple buds: that he had examined ?1.20 bottle (3 weeks’ treatment) M * * high school Tuesday, This was the seemed to be alive ' to date. SPECIAL EASTER WEEK OF HITS of Adla Tablets under your guar­ V. F. w. Tonight • last lecture of a series of five to alysis and been confined to his bed the past eleven months. Cherries are reported to be appar­ FRIDAY — SATURDAY APRIL 15 — 16 antee. Now tile pains are gone and The Veterans of Foreign Wars local Home Economics club lead­ ently a total loss in the North I eat anything.” Wisher's Corner will hold their annual election in ers of South Berrien county. Mr, and Mrs. Amza Baker of Buchanan district. TWO FEATURES — SERIAL and CARTOON Drug Store. their rooms this evening. Achievement Day will.be held at Goshen, spent Sunday with their My .and Mrs. Charles Sebasty Galien all day on April 2G. • son, W. E. Baker anci family. had as their guests Sunday Mr. m ■. * ns W. E. Baker, who has been and Mrs. Forrest Sebasty of Three X»8 Season Nella Slater, Mrs. Louis Hickolt, "Get there" at the time — — — ADDED JOY — ------_ Mrs. Marcia Reams. Dainty re­ cengue and thro vying. Glen to tile freshments were served. pavement, however he escaped FISH FRIES You Choose via ' “GANDY THE GOOSE” — “WILD WEST DAYS” . > ; * * any broken bones but received ainl Dinners Every Day Rebekali Lodge several bruises. SOUTH SHORE LINE Mrs. Ed Swartz 13 caring for GERMAN DANCE KIDDIES EASTER PARTY The Bayleaf Rebekah lodge will her mother, Mrs. Fred Luiaenmier Saturday Night meet Friday evening at the X. 0. • Even if it’s a “ last min­ Saturday Mr.tinee 2 P. M. — Bring Your Coupon O. F. hall, for the regular session, went o. Buchanan, who is critical-, ute” decision, you’ll find Tickets as We’re Giving Away 2 Large Bunnies. with the following committee in ly ill. a South Shore Line train One to the Girls and One to the Boys and Each charge: Mrs. Joseph Roti Roti . Mr. and Mrs. I.eland Com ad Current Earnings of that will fit into your Child will Receive a Large Chocolate Easter Egg. ca-lod Lunday evening bn Mr. and (chairman), Mrs. Lou Fydell, Mrs, plans. At any timefrom Mrs. Arthur Roes. Belle Florey, Mrs. Fanny Gray. Paid on 6 a. m. until midnight * V ■* Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kern and there’s always a South Club 26 family \.ere visitors at the Ar- SUN. — MON. — TUES. -APRIL 17— 18 — 19 Uiur Eisele home, Lunoay. Savings Shore Line train leaving Mr. and Mrs. Everett Watson Mr. and Mrs V m . Eiscie called within the hour— a ready­ Continuous Shows Every Sunday were host and hostess to the Certificates on Mr. and ilr3. Wesley Smith oi made schedule for you. Sunday Prices to 5 — 10c - 15e members of Club 26 at a coopera­ Niles recently. Mrs. Smith is in | 43 Years of Dependability THE HEART-STIRRING ROMANCE tive supper and social evening a serious condition, suffering trom ; CHICAGO SOUTH SHORE Monday. of a shop-girl and a millionaire . . . with * * * complications. * SOUTH BEND RAILROAD yoor Joan and famed Spencer Tracy tri­ Mrs. Lawrence Mitchell spent a umphant together! Easter Dinner Guests couple of days last week with her Mrs. Leah Weaver will have as mother, Mrs. Ira Neiswender, her guests at dinner Easter day, north of Buchanan. Mr. and Mrs. William Weaver, On account of the drifted roads E. N. SCHRAM, Representative CRAWFORD Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Weaver and the W. M. S. Circle did not hold daughter, Mercedes, and Miss their meeting last week and will - VAL-U ------VAL-U ------VAL-U ------VAL-U -----, IP tN C IR Elizabeth ' Baldwin of Berrien oe held this week Thursday at the TRACY. %2& Springs. church. * * tf Mrs. Dick Cuthbert Of "Eau jdern We®** Gives Reception Claire visited Sunday with her 3 JUST * DAYSi Mrs. J. F. Viele entertained at jon, Gene Cuthbert and family. A0 f mn an informal reception at her home W , B. Haslett was a guest Sun­ Sunday evening honoring, the re­ day of his Son, Bail Haslett, Mish­ w it/i room sizes, turn o f Mrs, Siraganian ’ d Mrs, awaka, finding .him recovered aft­ UNTIL EASTER 4LAN CURTIS • RALPH MORGANf A Frank Borzage Production Hotchkiss from Monrovia: ^tiif. '' er illness and back at his work. Directed by Frank Borzage jiTrM ef SsOe 1 here will be a pageant, "He J Cn «V W ilt° nS is Risen," presented by the Port­ Divinely Youngi ' is woven k j t Y ADDED FEATURETTES age Pra.-rie Sunday school kt the N E W SPRING Toppers UNCLE SOL SOLVES IT church Sunday evening. A short DRESSES POWELL'S musical program by the Sunday WHAT DO YOU THINK oclioul UiChesLra will precede the Are For Sunday Dinners pageant. The progiam starts at GUEST FEATURE Monday Night Only at 9 P. M. X.TBEBAL t „ m - ; p, m. fast fine. Tops in addition to the regular showing of “MANNEQUIN” FRIED CHICKEN Mr. and Mis. Oliver York had P Aviations Greatest Drama ROAST CHICKEN as their guests at dinner Sunday' this Spring Q STEWED CHICKEN Mr. and Mrs. Kennetn Ba.dwin and son, David, Plymoutn, Ind., A beautiful I "CHINA CLIPPER” selection, the I and Mrs. Aliie Mae Rough. And all the trimmingo that latest styles ' with P A T O ’BRIEN makes a home cooked dinner, Mr. arid Mrs. Dick wuthbert, and colors in , ne.ghborbaod newly weds, have spring Coats. ? ROSS ALEXANDER POWELL CAFETERIA moved to Bridgman to, housekeep. Sizes 12 to 46. C Will Be Shown — No Advance in Prices for This ■2nd & Sycamore. Sts. NILES fur .and Mrs. H. W. Scott will Extra Feature Showing Priced at 128 S. POW-WOW Restaurant have as tneir guests for Easter Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Brunson, 5th & Wayne Sts, NILES The newest of new spring 97 Ganges, Mich., ana Mr. and Mrs. dresses! Dresses that capi­ 2 to WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY APRIL 20 - 21 W al.er Scott, Columbiav.lie, Mich. talize on moulded bosoms, Fred Koenigshof and daughter, high-waists, fan pleated, »97 DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM Agnes, and ton, Richard, visited swirl cr slim skirts. Made to 1 2 in Chicago, Sunday. make you excitingly pretty! f t Ready to Se John Wideman and daughter, Unusual quality and styling S Suits to Suit Your Figure Edna, of Niles, called Sunday on at th..;e low prices— g Fur trimmed or taHleured rve in Q styles in the latest styles Mr. and Mrs. John Walker. |97 297 397 Mr .and Mrs. Harold Widdis. P and colors. II your visited Sunday with the former’s 97 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bright New Colorful 3 s" 15 Widdis of isareda. COTTON DRESSES 'ihe Comrade Class o f the Port­ Sizes 12 to 44 A Complete Selection of with FR AN K M O R G AN Lingerie, Sweaters, age Prairie Church held its bus­ Also DINNER iness and social meeting Tuesday At •S9c and 15* § Skirts and Blouses evening with Mr. and Mrs. Claude i All Attractively Priced. Korn of Ardmore, south of South Lovel-' 2-Piece • COTTAGE CHEESE Bend. KNIT DRESSES Gay Printed and Silk • MILK ® BUTTER i..e Portage Prairie Grange for Spring HOUSE COATS was obliged to postpone the meet­ I 97 with CLAIRE TREVOR #EGGS * C R E A M » BUTTER MILK ing dated tor last Friday night on 1 ! At to T account of tlie heavy storm but • c h o c o l a t e m i l k will hold a special meeting at the Uss Our Convenient Layaway Plan—A Small Deposit A FEW OF OUR COMING ATTRACTIONS town hall Tuesday evening. All Will Hold Your Purchase I members are urged to attend. “Rebecca uf Sunnybrook Farm” Mrs. Ea'rl Longworth and "Yanks at Oxford” daughter, Joy, and son, Eugene, arrived home Sunday evening VAL-U D R ESS S H O P i “ In Old Chicago” from Tempe, Arlz., where they “The Buccaneer” . “Tovarich” 111 Main St. ------BETTER VALUES FOR LESS ------J 1 had spent three months. Mr. “Everybody Sings” ------“Tom Sawyer” Phone 140-F1 BUCHANAN Longworth drove to Chicago to 122 E. Mnin St. NILES, MICH, j meet their train. “ fl-TVA fl-TVA —- fl-TVA fl-TVA