. ' ·i Winner or 1954 Michigan Press '"a- bn. Dollar Days Ganoral Excellence Award The ·Ingham County NeWS~' March 12 and 13 4 Sections - 26 Pages Ninety-Fifth Year, No. 9 Mason, Michigan, Thursday, March 4, 1954 /lave Yoll Met? FFA Sweet/wart Dairy Farmers Mr. nnd Mrs, Vnn Wood· Winter Makes School Board mugh anrl family of 2fl~ North OlwmoH street'? '!'he Wood· Feel Pinch of roughs rnovr.cl to Mnson from Sudden Return Wants to Hear Lan~mg ahoul a year· ago. The Woorlrough ciuldrr.n arr. Mill( Surplus La1·ry, 7; Jaci<, 1J; Wancln, 2; To Nip Spring About Merger ami Brenrln, 7 months. Woorlrough Is crn[Jioyecl People fol' ot• against. m· Ingham fm•mers have done with the New Yorl' Central No cllsas1cl', just surprise such a good job of pl'oducing Railroad In Lansing. '!'he fnm· and cliRcomrort, 1'rsul1cd fmm organization of the Mm;on milk thnt 1hey a1·e now won­ lly lived In Chicago llcfore 1he sudden return of win tel' school disll'icl may ila\'e their they moved to Lansing. Tue:-;rlny night. say on Fl'iday nigh1 of next del'ing if they pl'Oduced too Many t'mt.is we•P pnt·lilllly much. At least that's the way ll!ndrl Werlnr>sday :mrl sr'ot'(OS of week, Mat'l'h I :2, Those who it appem·s this wee!\ us the r•ars wr.re marooned, ~nmr. in want to secUI'l! nil l},e avail­ pt'ice clt·oppecl off. Footprints Lead rloo"Yill'rls a ncl mmr. nlongsirlf' able facts before 1hey reach a lhr. hl~.:hwa~•s. l\1r•st rum! JHtpll,, Anrl the mlllt prorlucllon pre· anrl somro llllr'!lrlim: r·nn buyers cut their charg<' Iii Pia Ledesma, 30, Ilolt. l\lni'Y Lon llohnl't mnnv of them worl'OlllPihln~.: !1('{'· cut goes lnln effect In April, lng thai all county roads would girl'~ house tn the Ledesma rest· lr>r. Tlw Wchhcrvlllc gtrl rs ,t essary .rnrl dPsrrabiP fnr· llw fu. milk producers believe. I clcnce al 1779 Cedar street. he O[lf'n for !ravel by noon :rnrl Junior· at the Ingham Township lure. Surlclen jumps in tlw sr·lwol "There's jus! too much milk," T:rken before Delhi Juslrcc of lhat suhurlmn ~·troels would he Agricullural sr hool. f'eilSUS, C'OttpJerl WII h SltilUrhlltl NPIHm Jlouse of the Mason Dairy cleared hy nlghlf~tll. the Peace John .J. Rll'iwrcls Tuc,;. Tl's tile flrsl time thai IIH' rlevr.lo[Jmenl Itt Alall'rlon town· said Wednesday. "We clrop[Jed Thr.n' were• some •1-fonl drifts dny mol'lling, Lcdc:;ma waived l'impiPr h,rs riesigna!Prl a HWPCI· ship anrl rn 1111' !lawley rltsl r icl, our price lo producers this week In Alaiedon ami Whcatfielrl town· cx,unination anrl was hound nvPr IIcari. II w.ls Miss Bohnet's havr. arlvatH'f'ri ll~t• tunc of ric· because it is geltmg to the point to circurl court on bond of $1,!ifJO. ships. rovf'n one rcporiPrl :11 (i r:rsron, he said. wlwre we flrc having a surplus feel, but lhr. snow was fluffy ancl sl'!tnl.tsltr· ahtlily, pr.rsonalrty, A 1G yc.tr·old Holt :;irl was lcfl Tlw Ala!Prlon Township unit oursQJvcs. We arc now forced to comparattvcly easy to rnovr.. c·tlizen~llip anrl smllin~.: ways alone in the house Monday dlst r·tr:l rlir ~r·tors appro:u·hprJ tlw sell It at a sacrifice. Mrlk pro· Chanr,es in wind dircl'tion whlf'h inspir I'd till' clw[Jtcr· boys, morning when her· mother went 1\!ason sdrool hoard on d meri.:Pl' r•r.ssors arc buying more milk ham[Jerrorl snow removal. Dunnr, they sairl. to work about li o'clocl{, Lt. Vcr· nf lhr. :l rltslrif'ls. J<:xc•cpiPd frnm than they can sell. The price just ll1ro stnnn the Wille! veered from '!'he J•'Jo'A qucPn will be honor·cd sile Eahcor•k of the sherift"s slaiT llw mrorger· probably would IJ[O IIH• lws tn C'Ome down under such norlhrast to r.nst, then smrlheasl at a banquet in Aprrl. said. The doors were Jod,erl, ac· German :mel Brrllon arr.ns 111 condl lions" nnd finally to 1he wcsl. Miss Bohnet has been active In cording to the mother, but the Alairrlon. Heslrlronts in !hose :l From an agncult ural sl and· •I II nnrl l'uturc llomcmllilcr·s of None of the dairies scrvrng Ma· mtruder forced a door open about ser•llons prf'fl'l' mel gPr wilh \Vii· son predicted any immediate drop porn!, the ~now was welcome. II Anrcrim .tf'livittes whilr al tht> 7 o'elocll ami then entered the heir! haek the hurgeonin~ of Jiamslun, Ma~on clrn•r·tors were in I he retail price of mili>, when Dansville school. Sh.:! ts :1 daugh bedroom where the girl wa, hpl'lng. The weal iter had been un· tolrl. questioned Wcdnesr!ny. ,;leeplng. ter of Mr anrl Mrs. J. C. Bohnet seasonably warm. of Wcilhcrvrllc. With the M:tsrc :tt Olwmos nnri burning of lite Wibon sclwol 20 fls.'=imwries Tom Dunton, 2 years old, helps operate the Japanese toy held by his much milk," Diehl stated. "But cut his face with a fragment of Wrllramston. Holt, Dansville anrl Will Be Vacant years ago. [ faWJQy IS lac eel Wllir A " - fathe1·, Rupert Dunton. Mt·s. Dunton (the formet· Joan Davis of Ma· we Pan't let the government go the bottle. She made her escape Webberville buse~ c:nvcrcrl their• nn cmcrgt'ttr•y I'Psulling fmm the• on pnying our way while we try tPJTitories At JTa~IPtl and some influx of many new rewlents. son) looks on with another Dunton boy, Ray, 3 months. The Duntons through a bedroom window, !lee· Rcll"iJ'7"J. Hol•le to produce even more mill,. I o[ I he other selwols the hu~es Until May Term · " " • nre spending a month with Mrs. Dunton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nate lng lo the home of n neighbor The !Iarper rlrslrif'l in Delhi is think that it's a necessity to low· when her attacker rctrcatcrl to made return trips early in the also in a r'!'ilif'al silualinn he· DaVIS or Mason. This is the first trip to the United States for the 2 boys. They were bom cr the parity price. If we can get Offrcials who f,lVor the holrling the l>rlchen. afternoon. 'cause of llw enrollment t !ten~. in .Japan. The Duntons have served 3 years in Japan as missionaries. They returned on the retail price of milk down Mason rural marl r•arriers elf' of federal court in Mason have the empty r•ourtroom to hack AI a joint mectrng of Alarcdon ' . mecliC"al leave. (Ingham County News photo). where people cnn afford to buy Tracl\s led from tire gtrl's ltvcred about 8'5'•' of their mail and Mason school hoards il was them. There wcm Jess than .3 it, this surplus picture may house to the Ledesma home, said Wednesday. Most of them marie agreed t hal in cvPnl of merger, weeks of tirr·url c·ourl trrnls held chnngc. There seems to he too Babcock, anrl at lhc home they 2 tri[Js, returning to Mdson in neighborhood sr:hoob wrll be con· Aggressive Action Required in Japan in l\lo1son durrng the .Tanuar.>· many farmers producing too found Ledesma with cuts upon I he forenoon and then going out tlnued for lower elementary term Nnw the current term rs much milk." his face and with a knotted hand· again after ronrl crews had gr,rdcs. Erlumlrronal aulhoritic•s helllg held in Lansing. Not untrl Rouse said 1hal he isn't so sure l{erclJicf soaked with blood, the o[lcnerl more highways. now recommend lhal sy~lem, it that lower dairy prices will in· olTiccr added. May wtll circuit coul'l be held in was said at the meeting. Mason again Christians Need to Wave Banners crease consumption too much. Acc<;rding to Babcock, Ledesma All the factc. RO far· developed "The records show that when first admitted tile attack, givlnp. Normally there 1s Jess than 6 in a study of Mason's own school Loolwtg bark on .3 years in their mission efforts in Japan at after their marriage In Ma~on. prices arc increased, the demand the excuse that he was drunk. On Officer Captures wceled primanly on nntmal Vcrsile Babcock recaptured contc•;tNI chancery, 178 contested Dunton. "Tiwv arc buricrl "' nutrition, servmg in the capacity Durrng the 1•me they were m also figure mto the picture, ac· city employees can erect signs Schaffer Thursday norm in Lnn· !apan, Dunton ~ard, the tecovcry I cordrng to Diehl. There nre a lot to restrict parking ncar the mail chancery and 103 law and chan· News Index l1ttrlrlhisls. Shrnloism rs for the of an extension agent over a wid~ sing, at the home ol a sister, l:J17 eery cases in which no progress young, Buddhism for the older area. He and Mrs. Dunton li.vcd nt 111 the .ht[lanese economy was re· of cows on Ingham farms that box site. C•ouncilmen authorized S. Washington. marlmble. J.,ivrng stanrJm cis ad· would be sold for beef if the price has been made for a year. \Yanl ad~, Page~ G, 7 and 8, peoplf'." the school ami both taught the work at th.~ c-ity council meet· Schaffer told the lieutenant Pari 1 Tltr•re .trP K.i.OOO Oflll people in classes, Mrs. Dunton in languages vanccd ~·aprdly, he stated. l-Ie .also wns up, he pointed out. As it is, ing Monday nic;ht that aftet· leaving the Jail garage The 1();) cases on the no·prog· Letters to editor, Pc~ge J, J.tpnn, anrl only about :;oo,ono and Chnstian education and he declnren that the polrlicnl stltla· even this type of marginal cow is Postmaster Leslie Palmer in· he had headed for· the Mrchrgan rcss calenddr nrc sub.]cct to drs· lion has steadtly im[lrovecl. . adding to the surplus, Diehl de· Part 2. hall' been won to Chrisli.mtl\', in agriculture formed the council that he had Central tracks and hart walls All ilcms such ;ts tng his natron well, dcclarecl Sgt. nmong public school teachers, need is so urgent there," said Donald J. Berry, heart of the sub· college professors and the ranks Deputy Sheriff Start Settling wearing coveralls or similar gar· olfendet·s and other prrsoners. !wives, forks anrl spoons must he Dunton. "V/e hope to return upon There can be no drop corclslr:ounterl at meal time, unrl versive squad of lhc Michigan of the clcr·gy, he ncldcd. Township and city treasurer~ mcnls with lettcr•ing printed the expiration of our medical ft•om ceilings. A woman prisonm· counted again when they arc Je· state police. In his talk before "Some Michigan Communists Sires Twin Boys started scltling with the county leave, or be placed in a position plainly on the back. In I!Jc Ingham Jail committerl turned to the kitcllcn, anrl if any tile Mason l~rwanr•; cluh Tuesday will be unmnslwd when the Deputy Sheriff Charles F. treasurer this week. They ac· where we can serve here at The slate corrections depart· suirtdc last year by using a drop arc mhlsmg 1her c must be a night Sergeant Berry also told of House Un-American Activities Hilderbrandt, 931 West Columbia, count for the county tax collected home." cord lo mal'e a moose. shal>cdown. 'l'rusltes c between !JcCarth.> and and the Michigan Committee for they were met by Mr. and Mrs. must wenr coveralls is one of than 2500 calories per dny. If No food items can be sent to David Phillip, put In his appcat·· however. Stevens, Berry pomted out tha~ Protection of the l"oreign Born as Darwin Barr of Mason. Mrs. them. And that the aounty must [ll'isoners nrc put to work the Jll'lsoncrs by relatives or friends ancc at 9:40. He weighed 4 Ill, 2 the army had known for month., Communist-front or amzntions. Dunton and Mrs. Bnrr arc sistct·s. Property owners with 1953 furnish the garment:), wrth a mrnimum calorie lntalce must be except candy, and tobacco, and tltnt a ca[Jtnm was a Communist, g oz., and went into ti1e Incubator They reached Mason Saturday taxes unpaid can now pny them change every weelc, is part of the ~000. They must be served 3 tl'e sheriff hns the right to with· and with that knowledge had In urging that Americans nol for a day or so. night. at the county treasurer's office in meals per day. hold those. promoted him to major, and even un4errate the Communist, men· Dr. Donald A. Cairns, with the regulation. Mason. With a collection fee of Each prisoner committed to tllc '!'hose nrc some of the rules when the officer had hidden be· nee, the head of the states sub· After n month nt Mason, at the assistance of Dr. George Clin· The state is insisting on clean R. 4% added plus Interest at the jail must be provtcled with clean now governing prisoners In all hind the Fifth Amendment had verslve nctlvitics squad pointed IJome of Mrs. Dunton's parents, ton and Dr. William E. Clnrlc, minds ns well as clean clothes. rate of one·hnlf per cent a month. bedding, to be laundered. every Michigan jails. Most of them issued him nn honorallle dis· to the fact that only about 5% Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Davis, they were the llrst to greet the twins. Fm•bidden to prisoners will hr. Beginning Monday, dog owners 2 weelts at county expense. hr.ve been in force nt the Ingham charge carrying pension rights. of the Russians arc Communists, olan to go to Baltimore to visit While the deputy sheriff has Wild West, tnurclcr and mystery could no longer procure licenses No male attendant will he per· jaii for several years, Sheriff "Sen n tor McCarthy, even and that only 2% were Commu· his parents. been throwing out his chest, au· magazines. for their pets from township and mitted in or near the women's Willard P. Barnes pointed au~. though some of his tactics are nlsts when power was seized. Already the change in living, thorltles on twins give Mrs. Under the law adopted by the not approved has done much There were more Communists In city treasurers. They now must legislature last year, not only quarters unless he be accom· Prisoners at Jacl,son and Ionia nnd relief fr·om the worry over Hllder·brnndt a major share of be bought at the county treas· good," Serge;nt Berry repeated. the United States ln the 20's, saic must there be complete segrcgn· panled by a matror:r. will soon begin making the cover·· the baby, has aided Mrs. Dunton the creel! t. She Is a twin )Jerself. urer's office at double price, $2 "Too many of us !mel' and do the sergeant, than there were In tlon between male and female The exterior of the jail must all uniforms for jnil inmates. sit to regain strength, said the hus· The Hilclerbmnrlts have 2 daugh· for male and unsexed dogs and to root out Communists." Russin when Lenin and Trotsky prisoners, there must also be be lighted at night. ISheriff Barnes said he is waltincr nothin~ band. That's why they are both tcrs, Ellen, 10, and Carol. 5. $4 for females. There were Communists and overthrew the Kerensky regime encouraged to plan .for a speedy In addition to serving ns n full· complete segregation between Glass bottles, coat hangers, to place an order· for 250 as soon · probably still nrc Communists In ------resumption or' their mlsslonru·y time deputy~ Hllderhmndt is a llr•st offenders and hardened mops, brooms, palls and all other ns production starts at the pris· Fm· thnt '.14 l•'md MUll Jtrn lnJtlll'l\111 nt JOiot thnt '04 Fq1·d KCC Jim lnghl'IUU ut mechanic at the AI Rice garn~:e. er1mlnals, between prisoners articles which can be fashioned 1om;. . . ·- _, .•· ·- ... ~ the army and navy and 'in the the Roy Cbrlolunocn AKcncy, uwt careers. thu Uoy Chl'iastcntum Ag•.mcy, Owl . : I ( ·-''· ('()nfr.I'OIH'O held In Lansing Mon· Teacher Secured rilly, f'J'osnnl.. were ::;trowl; Ginn CJI\R CJI\'l'crm~ vmr1 !fl D I•', WatldnH, Jli'OHI.denl of tlw All Th'e Fun of .th'e Fire Without Flame and Smoke Doctors Diagnose Mnmn firemen mnrle n run In ames amage c•oilllly hoard of CI]Uc!nllon; M•·~. the HnrvPy Lininger l1ome 11 t. '11.7 • • For Youngsters Vns111 :'ilurgls Cul,lnn, m;er•tllivc• Rnnclolph street 'l'liliJ'sdny 1110!'11· HCI'J'CIIII'Y of 1110 l,ngh11m County Sickness as Polio ing In pill out n unr lire. Llnlng:en to tlw Eu~t Unit of puhll1• sdulllls; allll Mrs, Mirlrllr!· $1 ,fi()() rlamal(c!, 'l'hl! Oai\leys wem Will now IH1ve a IP11f'llf11' of I heir• hrool<. Sllii!Trrw IJospilul in Lansing the 1In Florirln on \'ill'li! ion, 'I'll!' 11m own. pt'CVIClUH Mrmrluy. Dr, Mary ,), 1wns rliseovered hy neighhor:;, Dexter of ·MwJnn lmd seen the Mrs. Lil\JI'il ~liddiPlH'ool< of· Brain Hemorrhage chilrl nnrl snld the s~·mlom:; in­ Tiw .WllllamHion fiJ'I' . cjr.pnrt· Lan~lng stariPd worl' .,.llf'Hdily, fracture Requires dlented polio or meninl(llis. mront went to tim liJ'r'. 'l'lw hluw followini( r·ompiPIIon or 1111 agrPI'· lnjur.es Druggist n•suitrrrl from Pitiwr a dl~fef'llvn Mr. and Mrs. StulihcJ't nnhowerl lnrllcntlons of puralysls, linspltnl In Allll AriHII" following ·· -·------·--·-·-· I1w. tlrnt r•orulltlon l'flpirliy impmverl il hraln lu•nw!TIIItf((' Monday afl· NA'J'IONAJ. fNCOI\H; 1 nfll!l', a ~\'rPk'~; slilY in a Lansi11~ am! no muscles arr uffcf'tcrl. On t•rnoon. Nnt I ronal illr'otllr! in t lw lJnllrri IJndr•r tl!P aJTang1•nu•nt IIH• lwspiiHI. In 2 slw is rllll! wel'k~: I rrt. state will pay 11 qw jr11' siHII'f' of I \Vr•rineHday she wns taiH•n out of Boss lives In Lansi11g, hut hurl Stutes 111 lfl!i2 was c!stimntPrl llw r•osl, will! 1111• sodr'iy· llril'nrll'· I to rr•llrrrr to undf'qro' surgery· on qunrantine and pcrmlllr•rl to sit plnnnPrl lo mow• lo Mason soon J $2!HJ.fi hi ilion, 1111 im·rPasP of •l,ti i11g lla• llllliJPY to lirllllll'l! thr• hPJ' rlt~ht nnltlr•. IIPJ' nnl's, (I h Jll'inls on nr·ticles In the statiron l'inssl's, SIJ'Otlrl s:lld. Applil'ation lUrC eS anrl also footprints in the snow. should IH• maril' to Iris ol'l'icr• in Uunlwr· Hill S1•Wnlh Hay Ad· He hns net yet found the person Mnson, hf' iirld!'rl. Lnn.sin~'s wnlisl, \V:uTen ,Johns, [lllhlicity Holt Community News Items nt' persons who madr. the prints Sl'lwol systf'm noll' Jli'OI'idros stll·ll ~" City, Fla., rng, $~. 'lest for hands will he held al I he I Bl G ld B .fl. I'.IHI· nrc making 11lans to mov1.• Joe !Iovhannessinn, Lansini(, Take Your Car to .fro1n. the· extra_:P..air!: Lansing Eastcr·n higll school. ue• 0 anque(i. !herr! next yrom·. speeding nnd failure In ohscrvr! Thf' I Jolt hnnrl is entering. stop sign, $G. TIIP. f'lf'rncntary school PTA's IHonors B""y Scouts lf • c Howarrl McCurrly, Mason, wi.ll ~~c~t-Morula); CV,I'Ili~lg. At tile u UJ JUBilee ourl speeding, $12. . I INGHAM MJ, J t 1e enrc . o ltl , . Jc mrc s plans In present information of evening, was attended by 2-10 bound over Carl Hedin and Iris speeding, $8. of Motor Sales • l present·rlny methods teaching people. Rev. Dnnnlrl Borl10y, a brother Willif' Hedin,, both of Marcus Bailey, Slockhridg(?, t'f'arling. A nominating commit· magician from Coldwater, fur., Delhi lownship. They wei''' speeding, $H; failure to obey Phom• 2-:)531 220 W. Ash tee will also hr. chosen for l11e I , . charged with felonious assaull stop sign, $6. ISepnrnte.oiTenses.) Fornwrly Whit1•m•aft. coming ehnngc of officers. Syr.'a· mshed the enterlnrnmcnl. willr intent to murder. Tile com· Martita Mueller, Mason, speed· more sehool plans eieclion of I New officers announced for plaining witness wns Clarence ing nnd running 2 ~;top streets, For Prompt Service offi('f'l'S. 19fi4 nrc Donald Smith, Cubmns· Cline of Webster street, Lansing. $14. The high school nssocialion, ter; Archie Lewis, chnh·man; TIJC brothers \Vl'rc remanded lo Mansi! Raymond, Mason, fail· whidl meets every fourth Mon- Dwight McBride, secretal·y; Rot\. the custody of the :-;hcriiT on homl urc to obey stop sign, $3. DONE BY EXPERTS 1 day, is trying a new idcn which ert Snyder. trensmer; Fred ot: $2,500 ear•h, to await lrial. As· Ivan II. Lunkc, Willimnslon, ANY 1\IA.JHi- ANY JOB \"f'l'Y few ;,!her schools have tried, Hoisington anrl Bill IIolmcs, emil· sistanl. Prosecttlor .Jerrold Key- speeding, $8. ll'uH far. It is called the Parent, ":~it Icemen; nnd Len :':ilairc, as· worth rcprcsenled the slate: , Hic~Jard pnckel I, D:tnsvillc,j L ______D_e_S_o_t_o_-P_:l)_''_u_o_u_t_h_D_r_•:_ll_r-_•·------t Tt~acher, Student association. ~~s~nnt. Cubmaster. Clillon.ITacl; ,Joseph Lavey, the tlefcnrlnnts. s[leedrng, $L. Vkion t~tingwill won behcld/ 19 Jns~llilJ?nnl ~fl~~nlaiJ~ of Aim on Monday Cnrl Hcffin ,------~-----~------~ from the eighth through tl)e tile _K1wan1s club. . nnd ~ichard Lee II·~errelll Wl'r? 1 v l.welflh for grades and high F1ve boys who rece1vcrl the I cxnmrneci on complarnt and wm- 1 & 1 stlwol, assisted by parents. Webelos, lhc highest award, were rant of a~sault, with intent to rio W J\'larrh ·10 through 13 is being Gary Knnpp, D:~lc. Pratt, Gmy g-rml bod.rly harm less .than mur­ planned for tlw regional baslwt- Faye, Dougla:s Smith ;n;ci Butch de~, ag~mst Isaac ' • ee us ' ' 1'· bridge arl'::oslrocl Lebron Allen on Infm•Jutllonnl Snpei' "C" 'l't•acfm• Cas(• ll!IY CIHIJIJICI' with l'ieiHtJI Allnt'lmwnl. ' '---.JL orcc clucf, fot• the ronnual Scout a drunk and disorderly chargP. JIeeJ•e Drill lion last· Wednesday ,evening. Traffic viola lion tickets rc- Inlernalional 2-mw PoweJ' I.iff, Cultivutm· SJiring suits. Find all the qun ). •runtlern ·l·whe1~l 'l'ralleJ' wll h good 7'x 12' mrk Hnnqnel Feahfl'(~S 1\Jovi,~s ported settled in Juc\ge Adams' Ferguson 2·bottom PiciHIJI l'low ity and tnilodng details that Sons nnd clmtgh ters of 1he mem­ l•'t•t•guson I'OWI11' Talw-ol't' Unit. Highlights of the father-son J make .them out8tamling. We' her·s were guests for the evening. Fot'll·lleJ'A'IlSon Cull.lvalot· l'ulley ror Ford 'l'J•aetm• banquet at lhe Presbyterian }I(.'J'gllson Bean l'uller . inviie you to make compat·i·: l'nw Lnnsing nrc now occupying tlw founder of Girl Scouts. mo\·ed tinttl Neit.ICII f'm•, Sevct•al l\llnt. .noes former McNaughton home on Not resj10nsli.le for ncddenls day or !!ale. Olll

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School Board Asks For Annexation Milk Producers Gather for Their Showboat Has Finale Wednesday Evening Annual Meeting "Chiisllne ' an olcl fashiOned rhe M !Son local of the Michl gtrl wrth ,t parasol, Impersonated g tn Mtlk Pt oduccJ s assocmtwn by Charles Lay, won first pnzc llelc! Lis ~nnunl meetmg wtth a fat costumes at the fifth annual lhtm cllnm•I .1! the Leslte Grange Showboat mmstJel produced and d1rccted by Don Holmes and Hensley IlL II Its( Tuesd LY with 13L pres Sandra ent sponsored by the Lions elub Wednesday at the tlurd and last • A H ld j Hct) Lot! Chclhs IIall ancl M mght of the show Ir1s fhomas Serv1ces re e L SL!l,Llo IHIC elected chrectms won second prize for her 1mper r01 3 yems and Carlyle Waltz sonatton of "Semale ' and Sally Sancim wns elected to ftll the vacancy of WANTED Route 8 Karman won thad puze as she 1'1 cd Rutl11g 11 ho 1s no longer a acted Mandy a blackface pt oducer Others mcluded m the cast 'l IJCI\ POINT!NG Mel Wolfe presided at the ses we1e Colonel Walter Inter stons ,mcl tnlt oduced Riehm d locu ter , end people Don Morgan CAIJLI\ING 13,ulc~ county agncultmal agent AI Woodland Geol'ge Ecttman 11 ho 11as 1o.tslmastet fm the aft 1\IASONRY RI~PAm C M Clotlue1, Thelma Salisbury, e1 noon sessiOn Dale Butts Mtch Van Aldrich, Ruth Smith ancl CHIJ\INEY REPAm 1gan Slate college economist Morris Remharl , and tux men spoke on present trends and the were Dick Schmit Tony Vadek, cl,my outlook Don Moore of the Leonard Robinson, Wayne Karn, AmctJC m Dany assoe1atwn told Alvm Mentmk and Dtck Warner Rex L. Chapman of the adverllsmg and promotiOn Members of the choruo were Set vices wet e held now m pteparatton and use with Caroline Simpson M a r g are t II r; S ltOjll'l s Luecht funeral home assorted humo1 Norman Peter· Gearmg, Evan Salisbury Kath iUusnn Monda:, at 2 00 p son gm c the reports on the total ryn Campbell Mary Rhmes !\II \\Oil, ,nurnnl<'c 1! to Ed\\ ml Cn fl of ncttvtt:t of the M1clugan Mill~ Blanche Holmes Lydia Eckman su!Jsluttwn ofllctatmg Btut.ll 11 1s tn P1mlucers assoctalton and ,\11· Clara Stlange Faith Humphreys Stockbmlge cemetery swered questtons Lonnie Talmadge, Pat Wlllett The Leslie htgh school dance Shirley Haynes, Sue Durfee, Nor orchestra under the dtrectwn of ma Johnson Pat Clancey Jean Lloyrt Mtller, mus1c teacher pro ette McDaniels, Grace Ann Smith vJdetl mus1c lm the cltnner hour Norma Mann, Susre Sluelds, Don Entc1tunment w1th accordton Den, Junmy Helmitet, Carohne :;oJo:; was ptov!clecl by Ernest Haynes Donna Coppens and Smtl h o! Stock budge nnd the M.try Miller, and the htgh school quartet Tony Vacek, Tim Stlvlx J\11 mc1 ctles o[ Amelnts sang and cJ meed u nclet the dlt ectlon of Eel Tucker and AI Adams Mt s Ft eel Brown After the show the cast went to the American Legion rooms A CUSAJ•OMER fot a smorgasbo1g supper, wh1ch was m chat ge of DICit Schmit and WHO'S HARD "'fO Ward Brownlee from the Ltons Mrs. Van Vleck,67, club Proceeds will be used hy the PLEASE! Dies in Hospital Lions club for help for the blmcl nnd other community projects 1\II s Radle Van. Vlec11, 67, of JUST ARRIVED If you know of a sba1p-eycd fellow M Woods 10acl, Leslie township, who hurcle1 than old Harry to ~ 15 Widow of Delbert Van Vleck, dteCI please on a used cal 01 truck deal, sudclcnly Monrlay morning at tell him to see us. Chances are he's the ty~e Girls Lead I Class l'ootc llospttdl Mrs Van Vlecl~ that can spot a good deal a nulc off-and that s hac! been srck several days be· what he'll get from us. FORD DEALERS­ fore be 1ng eli scm e1 eel m her At Leslie School and only FORD DEA.LERS-scll A-1 used Cars home Sunday afternoon and Shh leen Wyatt daughter and Trucks c Drop m and JUdge for yourself! tal~en to the hospttal She \\as born In Ohto and Mrs Eda Wyatt of Onondaga, They're in appearance! mmcd to !Vhchrgan .!bout 10 w11l he valedlctormn for the class Her h usbrmd died a of 1954 She has the highest They're condition! ratmg, 3 8529 out of a posstble 1954 ADMIRAL 4 0 She 1s planmng to attend comptometer school after gradu all on Martlyn Bacon, daughter Mr and Mt, Merle Bacon of R1ves Junct10n, Will he saluta TELEVISION John Bullock officiating Burial tor! an having a ratmg of 3 7333 '"'·"""l!,\,01. M!.\m,m«J.<,LI"J l1 w<1s 111 Woodlm\ n cemetery Les out of a possible 4 0 Maulyn IS he planning to attend business col Mrs Van Vleclt was a member lege after graduation 17 -Inch Models March Specials r Ill" Methochst chmch the w The next 10 highest In scholar ~ c s and Patient \¥orlters ~hlp are as follows Patr1cm 1 9:i1 CIIEVROI.ET Carry-All Station War, on. In cx­ ctrcle ' 1 Clancy, Joyce Blgg ,JoAnn Has et•llt•ut COIIllitJOU, Ideal for liVei'Y Setwiec 01' man I broolt Viva Has~atlot s peace, will be. shown at the I.es 1951 FORD Tudor. Radio, heater aml many other ex· Wednesday cvemng Mrs Charles lie Baptist church at 7 30 p m tras. A sure starter any weather. Only - $895.00. Ranney gave the devotional on Sunday March 7 The hardships 1!),)1 PLYMOUTH Se1lan. I .. uscious gt•ecn. Doesn't the theme The program was in of the 1ecent wal' and the worit chmge of Mrs Janet Raymond of Christian missionaries and show the drrt. Low mileage. Sm·e to }Jiense fl•om Mrs DeLay M:om·oc Mrs Ward churches are shown. The worl\ any angle. Full price - $895.00. Vrcar y, Jr, Mrs Leonard Rouse with orphanages and schools is 194:1 OllEVUOI.ET 2-door. Good transtJOrtation. Has and Mrs Howald Snell outstanding The film is pro new tllates and two new tires. Only $89.00. Mrs Geo1ge Ecltman, duced by the Bible Institute of 1947 J?ORD 1H-tontllatform. Good farm trucl{- $289. dent, led m the business meet Los Angeles and shows some of Take Advantage of This: Value 1\lany more malws and models to choose imm I ng The members were asltecl to the graduates of the Institute wute thei1· representatives in now working In Korea The free Lansmg to pa"s Bill No 297 now will offe1lng will go to the In· pendmg 111 committee whose pm • stltute pose is to curb liquor· allvertismg Roy Christensen on 1adlo and TV Your Friendly Ford Dealer Plans for a sacrificial luncheon at the next meeting, March 17, were discussed Refreshments were served by Mrs Glenn Ab· hey, Mrs Wllliam Seifert, Mrs. L A Gearing ; and Mrs Luey Dlsenroth. '1 Mr~. Louis Mnrlnt rellu·rretl COUPLg WI;;D IN 'I'OI~EDO :StricRlintJS Will Observe f10m Suglmtw 'l'twsdtiY nltm Mrs, Opul Jcogg of Leslie untl t:pvvay dortble·ring <'t!l'l'llloll,\', 'l'wenty Man~ Ideas to f.illi'Sis nttr•ndPrl. l,.llT' llw nupliiiiS i IIH• r'itun·lr 11itnr· was dr•eor·uteri For Calico Ball with !Jaslwls of gindioii nnll Aid Their Work I J\1i•n;het·s of the 1\lason Senior Solid Maple I'Wi!~.'i. A pre·sprlng pep tall<, con· I Chilli ~;turly ei111J t:athl'rl'rl 111 thr r:J•:pn In llllll'l'iagt• il>' IH•r fa· rlllctr!rl hy thr lnghnm county OX· . hume of Mrs. Vance 1\nluwd~ tlwr, lltl' llrirl" worr• a ballerina 40 \V(~.!twsdny P\'t'ning. Step Table~ tension :;tnff, l:alle:i Ingham 1 End Tables 11'111(1 h gown of whitt• nylon rwt residents In Mason lar;t Wedncs· D1rring llw meeting the group IJ\'1'1' wltilf' satin. It was slylc•c' r.luy and 'l'lntt·sclay. The meet lngs nuult! plans for a t'ummagP srile Co (fee Tables will! 11 hndil•p of IH'I 11\'('1' !~111111 were held In llw Vevay 1own to lw lwlrl ::iiitlll'day, Marl'i1 13 Corner Tables fl'iillll'in;: II filll·SIIilpr'd l'LIIT!t• It hall. In tlw city crnrnr:il rooms. Plan~ wllidl w:1s pintwd a r·nt·s:!~~" o1 Prnfcssnr· IT. L. Chapman, I \Vt~r(~ :tl!-;o dl~·c~tlssed fo1• llw nn l'Pd !'"'"'';· 'l'irf' full sldrt fenturer! mernher of tlw MlchiJ:an State nual Calico Ball, sclwdulf'rl fm Colonial and Blond l'IIJ'i'l<•s whkl1 fPII from tlw waist eollege hortleultural staff, con·! ~;;1turdav, May H. Tt will he held lo fIJ P;nt;,,r staying 111 tile l1ome of Mr. and 17\Tew fl Arrl ·v ls d d IJr! potlucl,, without dessert. Those a e e ues ay l'isilcr! Mr. anrl :V!!'S, Jarne.; At Regular OES Meet i\lrs. Gt'lll'ge l1 osl day.-;, to care 1\lr. and Mrs ..Tnmes Frost of attending nrc lo take a dish· l:o Drug Values for tlwir b;1hy. Mr. anrl Mrs. c. Williamstton have a daughter, Su· Mr. and Mrr;, Donovan Hayl.wc C:-nwfonl at Dexter Friday CIC· pass, tnlJie service and bread. In J\i'l'irtP ~orlir Sllll\\'i'rl p!ctUl'f'S V. l'ost illl!i family andl\lrs. ltuil' ,;an Rene, bom 'Ncdnes[lav. Feb· were honored at a. w~lldmg ning. Jllace o[ rlC'sscr·t, members are of ;1 trip llil'llllgli 1111: Sm11ky l'nst \'!sited ~Ir·. illlll ~.lr:-;. \\'o(lrl· ruarv 17 in the McLaughiin hos- showrrr Tuesday evemng Ill the Mrs. Rollie Wing ami cililllr~n nskcd to ennlrihute the east af I\'Tnunlains :tl !li/.1 l'f 1 ~l11ar nlee!­ row l'osl Hrul f'nmily of St. Lolli< pit11l; La;1sing. annex of tlw Mason Nazarene o[ Dansville called on Mr. and dessert in money for tile "One Registered (J\ Great Hour of Sharim!'' fund. SINUS in~: of 1111• iii;L'<":l 01\irr of t lw 'C'l' til" \""r•l· 1'11<1 church. M C Jvl 'I' 1 L •L ·' • 1 Mr and Mrs Delmer KnmP.l' .. rs. enrgr! r•ssner . ur.sc ay. And those terrible heCJdaches Eas!{~l'll Stnr 'f'w_~:-~day evr~ning. · ·: ' · Mrs. Howard h.rng wns hostess '·£ 1 II R 11 1 111 Fen lured nn the pror~rnm will 1\·lr. ;,nd Mr:;, Do11 ('li:q 11mu11!lave a son, M.rchael Allen, bor:n anrl co·hostesscs were Mrs. Jr r. am v r.~. •" :m: Pssncr Pharmacist caused by sinus now relieved 1\li'S, Don ~:nydc•r, !\lrs. J IPI'· J][~ 11 colnrecl film, "Viewing Nn· sl'iwl .ll'll't'll 'and 1\·lrs. Ben i!l~rl fami.ly spent sund: 1 ~· evening Mon~lay rnormng, M~u·ch. 1, rn Cilr1rlcs Welsl1, Mrs. DuWa •nc and famil~. of Fowi~r~illr~ _vi.sited by tablets taken internally. wttlr tlrc•1r ll'tr•n 11 t'' Mr• 'tllll J\·lt'" the St. Lawrence lwslHial 111 Lan· . > at the Messner home Suncl.t:,. lure's Wonders in Mieiligan," Wt!iiVrr l't!rYed rl'frrsilments at - ' ' ·'· · ' '"' . , . . . . · Howe Mrs. Joseph Alwrs ancl . , Herman Rieh. Mr. :md Mrs. :;mg. rill~ rs I herr first chtld. Mrs. Mar, 'Anderson.· Guests at dmncr Sunday. at ilw with recorded music, Ia be ex· on Duty lhl! do~<~ uf 1he.! mPr~t in g. Charles Hil'i1 and family t•allcd on !{ramer· rs the former Carolyn ., > tl t • t . home of Mrs. Ruby Galvm and plained by Donald Davis, Lansing ::; ~I · · ,. or 1e en cr 1arnmen w 11w 11 · 'Mr. and Mrs. Hich Wednesda\ Allen. daughter of Mr. :1nd Mrs. • , • , ' t .. ~ E. L. Chapman were her broth· photographer. 1 1 1 11 1105 At All Times t1T!'. and !\'lr.~. 1-'red Peterson evening. · !•'rani' Allen. \ms c~nan~er JY !e essec, cr, Vern Bunker of Williamston, This will be the l'v!;1rch program :l!ld t':unii,l' visited illr. iiiHI Mrs. Jl•i1s. l!ol' \\'r•st. Gan'\' ntHI Mr. ami Mrs. Erlwarrl Strobel Mrs. C~lnrle~, Welsh played a' and 1\'lr. anrl Mrs. Raymond Sly for the 2 groups. There will he llntr·r• .l;ll'ohs of lfmvr•ll Sunrl:!y. Mary Hcl~n tif Wl'hhervilic arc of the I£errick rlif;lriet Hrc the PlilllO, solo, The Indran Love I of Lansing. Evening callers were special music. 1\11'. and P.!rs. Vernon lluwe arHi spending tile \\'el!k with her· par· parents of a dnughtet·, Sandra ·Song, and Mrs. Don Ruby and Mr. and Mrs. E:iri Chapman, On Tilursday evening, March Phone 5411 f:nnil.• .. · of llolt were also gLICSt",-" en 1s, Mr. anc 1 M rs. ,s . D , Men· Sue, born Wednesday, February Deloresp t Donaldson1 f sang1 a.r~u.et.t t Mrs. Norman Lmttzenheiser and 11, the executive board or tile nl tl;e .TaeDhs ilnme. - ovske. 21. or raya 0 scvcra • ac '"'r.res Mr. and Mrs. V.f. vV. Love, all of Women's association .will meet at of, the bndc nnd groom wcl'r; Lansing. the church at 7:30 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Howanl Burgess sketched on the blaclrboarcl hy Free Delivery iwl'e a son, Erlwl'ft Ih1B4Y is careful Mr. and Mrs. Richard Heinz of 4 • H C/u' bs ing THE FOLKS AT HOME. not to ·OVet•whelm Debby by tell­ Jl•lt Margaret Halsey putG her Leslie have a son, Raymond ing her more th&n she cnn un· H.oger. horn Friday, February 26, Ferris Vnrietles ~ound -sense of values to work in derstnnd·, Nor doeij she get so Lifetime guarantoed $39.95 r·curing her 4.-yeur-old daughter, in ~he Mason General hospital. The Ferris Varieties 4-H club emotional that ller· daughter, too, I<' 1.!) Lens - $4!J.!J5 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stuart meeting was held February 26, Debor:~h, us well. becomes upset, She simply ex­ IIIAiffS HOME arc the parents of a daug-htel·, with 19 members and 6 visitors "Too many Americans nrc un­ plains what's happened clearly AIOV/lS AS happy," Murgnt•et Halsey (Mrs. Ntmcy Elalne, born Saturday, present at the club house, and honestly-at the child's level, EASY As' TAKING Milton Stern) reasoned, "because Februnry 27, in the Mason Gen· M. H. Avery, Ingham county Awl the St they have an over-optimistic viewpoint of life. They think of Debby of th~ir ijnxicti~s hccliuse Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Larncr of showed slides of his trip to Wash· they expect soutethi ng lrum her. 1 NEW/ Sun Dint Time it ns they expect it to be instead automatically actslonol Lansing have a son, Larry ington, D. C., and of different of the way it is. They don't say, "We'r~ upset so Arnold. born Sunday, February projects children can do In sum· 'NtWI Bigpicturc-windowviowfmdcrl "Actually, sot•rows and heart· we want you to be quiet. today." 28, in the Mason General hospital. mer 4-1-L Some. of the 'f,I-f girls aches nnd conflicts nnd worries­ Whut she gets is nn explanation • NEW/ Wide-anglo lens! Payment Mr. and Mrs. John B. Brnman played their accordions and the -pure and simple, all these are part of life. 'l'he * Eooy poymonll ~ of Dnnsville are the pnrents of 11 group played games. sooner a ·child realizes 'this, the As u result of these problem· son, Martin Edmund, born Mon· Refreshments were served. better able she'll be to st:lnd up sharing experiences, ·Margaret * liboro/ lruOit ·1, Michigan. · · WARE'S ':---....:~~--:-.:...----:----...:.._..c...:, ___--::--..J . Antonio. - · 1 Lansing~ . . . . ' I· ' Orgaui.za lions Nathan Hull JJies College Bandsmen Poston Home News ·., Dorn Diehl Shows Mr~. 11nlph 11klturdsoll of lloll MmniJor,c; of llw Klpil Mnlltci'H c•nllerl on CuHH Mnrsll 'l'lllii'Hrlny fiJIIIJ lll'l! HJllliiiHll'illf~ II haiH!rl mnrnlng, Mr. nnd MrH, .John gnii(IH mlin ill lim MiiHOII Daii'Y Rose Bowl Slides (reate Problem Nr!Wman of E~nHl Lillmlng visited ~alttrrlny morning, Mnrl'i1 Ci. Mnson Lion:> cluh memhors ami Mlchlr:nn Stnta'll PoJwcrl hnnd MJ', Mnl'Hh l•'rlday enronlr! home Mmnhrm; nf llin i\umllus Gar· 'J guests forgot the' deep HllDW unci is posln~ quite n prohlam for the from l~iorldu. Hnv, Nm·mnn rlrm f'iuh will rnr1PI l~rlrluy, Mnrd1 bitter wind outside Wednesday Mnstm J(Jwnni~ dub. Douty nf l~asl Lrp1slng also vl~il· 12, H 111. Ill p. In tho i\tirrllus night while they gnzed on Hcenes 'l'lw hand is slated to ~-:lvr. n ml Mr. Mnrsh J'llt·ently. town ltnll. "Lnwns 1111rl Cnn!," of the southwest rttHl Cnlifnrnla, concert Monday nl~-:ht, Mnrch 'l:i, ' will llr. prr.•;:Pnlf'rl hy Did; l!nlloy, Dnnlel CnrmotJY HJH!JJI Mont111~' 'l'licy snw the coloretl slhi!!H lnl1on nt the school llltllltorlttm. 'l'ho with his son-In-law a111i dnur.:IJtnl', 1 lnr~hnm en u n y HIJI'il'ttlturnl · by Dorn Diehl of Dansville on his program Is part of UH! 1\iw:u\is agent. Mr, nnri Mrs. Vr•rn CrJJJI'iHI of !rip tn lite 11ose Bowl. dull's Cap nllll Gown series. Lrtnsin;:;. 'l'hro Mf'tJ':; Hrnllif'l'il:olnr. tn was former· mnstr1r of th~ Michl· Darmw Saturday. She was also col'i::rnf.(c insut'IIIH'll pinus will sf'rl'il'l! illld i1 dhli In pn:<.-1, PitJF•r Mrs, .James Bolwowsld, scmnrl lo gan Stale Grangr anrl lmnlwr. named "Swceliwurl of the Day" illsn he prPsl'ntr•rl. · n ~nlad ol' \'u~~''!nh'P ..Jant~:Jry. Mt·s. Hobert li it was given to i'>!rs. Ernest [arm to devote full time to bank· ncs.~ tills week wm·a Mrs. H.ita l.(ttr•sls. Mr. and Mr~ ..Jolin l'f'lers Smith as a prize. lng anri to tile .Gr11n[.:e and dairy Tocicl and ~on, Larry, Sherry Lee, will IHn't! diiii';(C of !he social Refreshment;; were servctl, inlerrstF, he owJwd a Jill'lll ncar Fern, Dean and Donna VV'arner, IHI Ill'. which closed tile mccllng-. Dimondale, He was born in Wind· I Mrs. Fmnl' Meissner will enter- sor, Ontario. all of lloll, anri Marion SotJih· Wlienllir!ld r;JPIIIII'I'~ will h:JVI! I lain the club at the next mecllnr:. Mr. Hull is survived by a Ron, wick, Margaret and Jli!lC Hark-~ a mnr!r•rn :111ri nld·linws rinnce ill ness and Mrs, Bm·t. Waspcr. lhl' C:IP:tJH'I' !tali ~;aturriay 'I'Ve· ~~ * ~· ,John VV. of Lnnsin~~; a nislcr,

Mrs. Benjamin 'I', Fr,v of Ma~on; Miss Louella Frances celc· '1 nin~. M:m·il r;, ''"mnJr.JI;,ing- HI 1 a brother, .Tolin llnll of Lansing; n::JO p, m. M;·. llit.l J\Jrs ..Tolin Mason School Band 1 ht·ntcd her birthday annivm·sai'Y I and five grandchildrr.n. l'nlr!rs aJHi Mr. and 1\lrs. Howard Saturday.. Cake and icc et·cmn I Giilell are IJn tile dance eommll· Will Play in Contest wr1re sent by her sister, Mrs. Hobert ,Jones of Lansing. She tee. Mason's hand, along with many Pollok School also n•ceiverl many cards ami I Mrs. IL V, Dall~!il'r will enler· others, will journey to Eastern gifts from friends. tain liw ltt!IH•k:til Colr•rie high school Saturday .for the dis· By Evu J\l:w llaln11w Monday, Mnrd1 ~. nl ~ p, trict band and orchestra contest, Fl'llncis Hur>:ess visiter! his II !l'lrs. Mnynard Diet;:. will be sponsored by the Michigan Slate The Bool\mohilc visited school mother, Mrs. Margaret Burgess, lwstr!ss, Band and Orchestra association, last Tuesday. Pupils have read last: Thursday. Gl boo!;;; the past G weeks. The Mason Woman's l'iuil will I In . Class B, East Lansing, Tl II · Mrs. Myrtle Dour:iwr of Lan·l meet Tw•sriay afiPI'IHlllll at 2 p. Grand Ledge, Mason, Cilarlotle . Je 0 r er ga·ls and tile leaci~cr, sing visited her mother, Mrs. I m. al tiw lnghillll count.\' liilrnry. and Leslie hands will participate. Mt.ss Longstreet, arc ••.1ak1ng ILois Steele, Friday. Speaiwr for the nftcrnoon will In: from the a German fairy tale. The girl doll is called sl11rts to wear the last clay of ...... JIIGI~E Ai~E ,1 ilOLLS-2 In Class C, Olwmos, Bellevue, school. _ol'ln Spllll\ of L_csirc Mickie; the boy doll is Mecki. They are the I v~sJiedllls I J\lrs. GiiJIJins Ilmviell. ller topie United States and 2 from Germany. Holding Stockbridge, Olivet, Fowlerville, Tl . ... , , . , Wife, Mrs. Bessie Sp1nk, last. 1 will he on "'l'cxtilcs," Mickey and Minnie Mouse of Germany. Williamston, Holt, Dans vi II c, wrs .me u nell c 11 11(I en e~l· Wecinesdny. I Tile Mason 1'. T. A. will hold a the porcupine dolls are Ann Everitt, 3, and Ann and Paul are children of Mr. and Jackson, Lansing Eastern, Dl· rolled. I hey arc the Worri chrl· · . drcn from the Dotwias school. Mr. and M~·s. J. E. NJdwrson of regular meeting Monday r!ve- Paul Everitt, 2. They live east of Mason on Mrs. Metwin Evel'itt. mondalc and Webberville schools ' Bnghlon vJslteci his mother, Mrs. nin>:, Marcil ~. at thf' hi;::IJ fcllool Dexter Trail. The porcupinu dolls carry their own will be represented. Rrv. Clwrlr..~ Brooi;s visited Agnes Nickerson, Monciny eve-~ with Mrs. Elwood G. Millard as 1 · German passpm·ts. Mecki cm·l'ics a pipe, Each band will he rated, and school Tuesday. nii1g. Other callers this weci< cliaiJ'I11el with r.Jrs. C!Jnrlc•s Those absent last week were cinth plant from Mr. and Mrs. Dart, 1,1S llnyncl' street, Friday, Tne Main Drag School Directors William Gabel is in Ford ltos· School Plans Jamboree Laura Carrigan, Beverly Hills. Dan Darrow Saturday. Mrs. Yo· I March 12, at one n'cioel\. Webberville's hill billy jam· Darlene Hills ami Lee Ann Rind· ianrl Mitchell of Leslie called on pitat for treatment. By The Ad Staff fliesch. her father, Mr. Taylor, Saturday. The g-cJwral meeting- of tiH' 1 Brave the Storm boree will be held at the Webber­ M:JSIIII Mclhmlisl W. S. C. S. will Mrs. Harold Gilbert tnre I he I Ware's drug store and Tony ville school Tuesday night from Catherine Miller o[ Leslie I be held \Vcdtwsda)', 1\lnrch 10, ill ligimlenls in her lcfi foot and Simone put out hundreds or gal· Thirty-five schools directors 8 until 12. The jamboree will fea· lJOT:l' INf?AI'\'1' DIES called on Mrs. Lois Steele Sun· the church. D1·. HussPII Fineh, . representing' about: 15 districts lure mLJsic by Casy Clark and his Charles Lester LrJng-, infant son clay evening. ankle la~l Wednesday night Ions or Miller's ice cream over reported for· the biennial school fomwr medical director of Jack­ I Lazy Rar\eh boys, comedies, sing· o[ l'IIJ', and Mrs. Charles Long of Mrs, Leonard Buck of Leslie when. she fcl!'.~lowJ~ ;t.ah·s. at tile. week end with a week cnri officers' conference in Mason son prison, will ~peak on "Who iiic lng and dancing. The program is Holt. died Thursday morning in and Orlin Spink of Leslie visil.eri Are t!JC GLJiity'?" Htisbnnlls are the h.. o[ P. h.ill. She WdS tdl~cn special. The Miller trucks had to Wednesday. The attendance was designed l'o appeal to both adults the Mason· General hospital. The the latter's wife, Mrs. Bessie to I he Mason General hospital• u far short of the· usual marlt be· Call to the Colors invited as guests. 1 1 1 and children, according to mem· child was born Wednesday nighl. Spink, Tuesday. for X-ray· and treatment 'l'hurs-lma'c· , scvera runsd to .'eep p causr. of the storm, said Alton 1 1 bers of the jamboree committee. The body is at the Jewett funeral Carl Wi1ipplc called on his Of the tJew Season clay _morning and her foul was,, wtltl t JC c eman · . J. Stroud, county school superin· The jamboree will start promptly home pending funeral ltl'rangc- mother, Mrs. Clara Whipple, Sun· Hnm !luw nro! Tlil' nt~W Spring­ put 111 a cnsl. R. W. Boss, mnnagcr o[ Sh1m· tendent. at 8, committee members de· 1 ments, , clay evening. editions of nil ynnr f:tvorlt.t~ Mrs. Hobci'l Beebe returned I min .C1!'ug in Mas_on, ~:" in scrir. ~s \Veslcy Beadle nf the state de· blared. Tickets for the event will LYIIl's ... reps, foulnrrls, unthtl'· home Monday after spending a .umverstly hospital partmcnt of public instruction, I ~OJ1Jtl0~ ~t I be available at the school. !mots, Jllltlt•rns. In cris]l, fur Restyling week ill lht• Sparrow hospilal. 111 nn r 01 ' dif:cusscd organizalion and---re· 1 "sprin~ory" r:ulors tu J.rive your !l!rs. S. E. Moses is caring for 1 A new used ear lot has opcncll orgnniznlion of school districts, Ingham County News March 4, 1954 Page 5 Wal'lll'Ubl! II Jif(! her. up in Mason at Van's Service, on Jack Milligan, also of 1he state Oart School I * mo;t\IOUI~LING * Patients in the Mason General South Cedm·. It is doing business staff, outlined new legislation DOOR PRIZE FREE GIFTS uncler the name of the L. & L. ami discussed school laws. Sixth GJ'aders lw:;pilai this week arc Mrs. Clif· Auto Sales. * mo;PAIItiNG * ford Merrill of Williamston, Mrs, The county supe•·inlencient iold Those who received "A" in At the Grand Opening of Allie Thompson of Dansville, Ray Perkins and Lawrence of the situation facing non-high spelling for the week wcr<' Mr::. Amelia Brady, Allen Clark, Oesterle were in Chicago Monday ;;chool districts as it affects ac· Ri~LINING Glenaiic Titus, Harriet Kemler. CADY HARDWARE * * son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald and Tuesday to attend a hard· ccplance of high school pupils in Marilee Wail, Julia Tabachki, Clark: nnd Mrs. Romeo De· war? show, Mr. Pcrki1~s attended other clislricls. Louise Balter, Car! Oaltley, Har­ MARCH 11 - 12 - 13 * CU~ANIN'G * Marins. a g1Il show at DetrOit Weclnes· old Kemler, Helen Kemler, Rich· · 1 day. · Mr< Dean Cnrse"cidf!Jl of De· arc! Lange, Robert Hudson, Janet Heporls received by Mason...... ·-· ... ·, . ' • - ~ Scripter, Helen Tabachluvirlson, :\Iasnn M~1yo Bros, hospital in Jlochester, I theit.' stoek for t_he bi7 Dollar D:o~y ,,. :'1rs. V~I:n Colli?:· visited he~ Mnm .. where she underwent sur· commr: up next wcel' end. All .,Jster. Mrs. Glad)s Hyde, ovet bool1s had been read. GEORGEIS :!·J.IKI ul'll'l' :i p. m. l'id> up gery February Hl. participating merchants will have the week encl. . . Wednesday after school, the nnd t:t'livery on requl!st. m· · . " "' "' I plenty of real clown to earth , '' * * teacher, Louise Baker, Caro Jyn t'OJllt\ in th•• P\'('nlng,·, 0 nliles Warfle. Carol Wall, Marilee Wall, Mrs. Robert Phillips and M;·s. baraains to offer. N h S kb d Glenalic Titus, Harriet Kemler t•ast of ~lusnn nn Cnlumbia, Fred Drown lrfl by train Sunday I ort west tot ri ge and Jean Johnson attended a MARKET OJ' 11 half mile easi. ol' iHt~ritliun mor·ning- for San Franci;,;co, Cali· David Marvin, 'son of Mr. ami l'ih·s. Guerdon UsiHJI' birthday party for Barbara Duns­ fornia. where they will spend 2 Mrs. Marvin E. Loll, was hap· oa Columbia. more at her home. A1·mom·'s Clover Bloom Ol' Swift's Brooldiel!l wcel;s visiting the former's soJJ, llized hy Rt•v. Paul L. Arnold at The W. S. C. S. is to help with Donald [Jililli)ls, wlto is stationed the Mason Presbyterian church the'! World Day of Prayer pro· there with the navy. Sttnclay. . gram at Millville Friday ailer- lb noon at 2 p. m. · Herrick BUTTER 71c The Friendship class. party is !Urs. Lee Ger hardstein In he'! at the hot-:-~c of Mr. and box Il-!rs. Loal Townsend Friday Mr. and Mrs. Robert King ami Shredded Wheat 19c night. family and Mrs. Laura King were dinner guests Sunday at Swift's P1·emium - l'e[~· 29c can Now Custom Photo finishing Vern Wall,er of Lansing spent • • the Eldred House home. Mr. and Sunday with Walter Bauer and Mrs. Loyal Shepler called in the family. afternoon, Chili Con 'Carne l5c Howard Tmvnscnrl anrl family Mr. and' Mrs. Edward Strobel ~Quick Service allcnclecl a surprise birthday din· are the parents o.f a daughter, ncr for Charles Wilcox Sunday. Sandra Stte, born Wednesday, Sweet 16 Oleo 2 lbs 39c Miss Ethel Piaunt spent Sun· February 2<1. Mrs. Strobel and clay with Barbara Lantis. daughter are being cared for at Bill Fouty and Roy Flansburg the Jacob Strobel home, Frozen Perch Fillets 45( + Outstanding Quality spent the week end visiting Alma Mrs. Archie House is spending LENTEN college. this week at the Gerald Daily 45c Miss \>Vilma Shinevar of Ypsi­ home in Roseville. Mr. Dailey is Frozen Cod Fillets lanti spent the wee:; end with her in University hospital, Ann Ar· SPECIALS 69c parents, Mr. and Mrs, Leo Shine· hor, fat' sur~ery. Trout - Whitefish var. Mrs. Lee Gerhardsteln and Each negative is critically focused and Mrs. Harold Green were in Dear· Mr. ami Mrs, Walter Yerl{e born on business Friday. and Kathleen movec} Friday to · Mr. and Mrs. Hal'Oid Jeffery composed to give the best possible pic· their farm 1hey purehasecl ncar and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jef· lb 5c Perry. Janet Franci~ will stay Cabbage [ery visited at the Robert Felton Round Steak with Darn Diehl of Dansville till· tures. Negatives are cleaned and pictures til school is out. '1n11'" Sunday. Il!il,el King has been quite sick Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. '1111: h improving. Head Lettuce 2 for 29c touched up when necessary. Only the Jesse Campl.iell were Harrison Mrs. Eldred House entertained lb 69c Gale and family of Vandercook !he La·l!es club Monday night. Laiw, Mr. and Mrs. Guerdon The Large Pilil{ Ones best Eastman papers and chemicals are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gerhard· Usher and Mr. and Mrs. H. Sn­ ~;tcin and Carolyn, Mr. and Mrs. gnrt, Hamiel Green and Mr. and Mrs. •3' for· Swiss Steal< used. Waller Bauer went with How- Huben Rohde were callers at the Grapefruit .. 19c ard Townsend to Ohio Saturday, Lee Gerhardstein hiime Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Howard Town· Mr. and Mrs:. George GlovP.I' I_ __;__I'_'It_J~_s_·n_I~_o_L_I .._I.;...·~I_I .. _l\r_,_l\_m_v_I_I~_.F_n_ .. M_A_N_o_I_m_I_~n_s_A_I .._w_A_1'_'s_!_·~·~ I send called on Mr. and Mrs. John and children and Mrs. Glen West Graf Monday night. and Joan and Kenneth Nelson Rolland Townsend and Mr. and were guests at' dinner last Sun· Mrs: Huh\ Bunker and son vis- 'day of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Dor· !ted Mac Marie Townsend at mier. Taylor University, Indiana, Satur- Mr. and ·Mrs. Howard Laviene dny. of River Rouge and Mr. and Mrs. GEORGE'S FOOD MKT. Shilnmi~ Drug . Mr. m1d Mt·s. R. Sagart visited , Asa Bond of Detroit called on Finest Foods - Uichelmm - S & W - Monarch . ' . . I We Delh•er Phone 2-7151 n. w. Boss, Pharmacist Formerly Peters Dmg Store 1his brother in Lansing Satut·day IMr. and Mrs. Elmer Hamlin 1,;...__._...__ .;,:_..._ ____ ...______;,_... __ ---'.__----~-----• night._ ." , · . Stmday~ . , , . ·

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I 110 wo•·clr.; l'nr li01:; PaC'It .~!lclitlonal wm·d is ·t~ rxlm; WHEELS-4 wooden wngon,ALWAYS FIRST with all ltlmls' c!hl.'isilie•el display, 701• an i1wh. W1•eh11•sel:t~' aftc••·nncm Used Farm Equip .. wlu•Pis. H. E. I~oote, Annis of Kasco and Howcna seed~. d1~atllinn nn l'lassili~>lls. road, Let;llc, Route 1. !lwlp T-Iny nne! strnw, ·snll for water ment Values ··· ------jSUtleners. naby chieit•ed, riW! to Dniry eleaners and sttpp1Jes 7.V cultivator. Cun he sC>en at plulllc <1·2881 Holt. 7wtf rarr11w in Marl'i1 anrl April. Gil· Power· tal FOR FH.El~ tnfonn:1tion 1 in~, ::;lOll. Hunnymc~ e !•arm, "q Sons cheap. W. Tlrompson, 1121 s. SPEND LESS-Get new rar, nu1n wirh big rarnily _ S!lfl3. on Donne-desir:nccl pole J'mrne! mrlr': Wl'sl of Lnnsrng on the . Mason. Open Friday ami Salm· HAY-Clover hay. Also first-cut· Jackson road, Mason. Phone 1\1:1· plensuru at Used Car l'ost. : l!l.12 I'LYMOUTlf Cranbronk 2· buildings. Save Olll'·llrircl In one· Cilnrlnlto fHl\'Pmcnl. 0. D. Mm·fe,l Dnnsvrllc Phone 2363 r!ay night. flwtf ling alfalfa a~d bromc. H. R. son 4900. Swlf '53 FORD Custom! in:> ·i·dom·,: door.. Original finish. Radio, half on your huilclinl! l'Osls. Tri·. plwnr. :l:l-101 Lansing. flw1 ------9W! ------:------.- --- ~b~·)~, Bu~lo~ road, phone Lan· - -- - ~---- -.- . - - . with radio, heater and white· he:IICJ', overdrive, cxtm nir'c. County Farm s:-rvic:c Co .. _3191 1 Fl:ESli COW--Good-young IIoJ-. J ATTENTION FARMERS-Move· ,~m, ED-7· ilOo. !lwl 1947 CHEVROLE r p1ckup, 1111 side wa11 1ires. Only 10,000 mill's Only $3Sll down a!:d $37.37 flPl' ' Stoll road Lansrng. Pl10nc Lnn-1 . . . . ~ H G ' F d \"lTEA'r S'rRA\" .f 1 I very good condition, new on III's be·mty month. Yuur r,Jd l'Ul' eoulc! .,) ~ tf stern \\'llh !lCifcr call .l:n.l'll, that snow 1lw easy way. l3uli· •v • ~ ~ ·~ _or saC, ha~cl. fenders on rear, new bottom in .. ' . I s__ In __ g _____ 7 44 "__ · _. . 34 w Mnreh 3, second calf, m·trftclll11dozer blades, bolh angle and ay- ra1n- ee 30c bale. Phtl!rp Noe, 4180 '.)2 NASI! Statesman 2-rloor, rrt· ma\e tilt' duwn payment nr _ box, new snow tires on rear, over· r 1 1 tc I1 rnor·c· • 1 11 ,, ·r•,·•t· hrPPtlin'!. Mrs ..T. C. Greene, 98!l straight. Dave and Dorn Diehl, Walker road, phone Leslie 428·1. . . c 10 am lea r. · nlJr. • I.... Tr n 1s I Pill lll • 1,n' '.·' , ' ·------· 1oa1 1 sprrngs ..rust nghl for a ':31 PLYMOUTH Be!cvirlere 2- 1fl31 FORD CLrstom R-cylinclcr old. It E. Ftlfllf', Annis l'IC:Io_ry inst:dlec!, ~·quipment. -f. -Tf o 1cr ex 1 rw·. Stll'r. " " gains. Dave and Dorn Diehl. D ·t ·te 11 1 $8"- ficial .sire wilh Anwrican Inclr-:-; !\lorton, :mm Cavanmtgh roar!, cxcellenl qtmlily, also oats. Car- and Mason roar!. Phone Fowler· ':iO CIIEVH 0 LET c 1ttxe '·•1 1nor. 1 s'11 .r ;my wca 1rr. o n Y • :>:l. Dansvl11c.- phone 2172 or 2631 I 10-1 PI YI\!OU'!'I I L 4 ;,;;:J 11. 1s t;~t.) _r·:_r_n_t·'l~t Slrmv. J~torrr' plwne Lansing E~-7·7_3:1~: __9\_v_l 5 lyle C. Waltz, 3!10G W. Columbia ville 2·13F3. 9wlp SiHtl'fl. · ·'. • sec;an. us· L J ·t " 1 Dansville. lwtf roacl Phone 2 7014 Mason 8w?p ----·------·--- '·Hl CHEVROLET Spel'ial 2-cloor. t'HJUS green, doesn't show 11H' --~~srng_ •,_·f·ir:'-· .IV Jl 1BOAR--RcservechampionHamp· ------~------' · · •· · -. HAY-Baled mixed hhy. Also 150 ·,17 CHEVROLET 2-clnor. rlirl, low mileage. Sure 1o GTLTS __ Oprn l!:JillP"Ilit·P gilts, '·hil'r' borll', hough! at Michigan STRAW_ 500 bales of wheat [ ball's of second-cutting nlf:11fn. ';JG DODGE 4-door. plea~c from any angle. Full average wPighl slightly nvPr State c·oll•~ge. Earl Nic·hols, eor· Farn1 Tools straw, 30c per bale. Jack Hav· .T~h_!l Arend, phone Aurelius 703, 'G2 CHEVROLET '"·ton pif'lnrp. price $8!l3. 200 Jh~·. Willard nrn:-wil:r. - nncl rendv to go west. Phone Aurelius 1<109. 9w2 • from Michigan ABA. SllC' hns the Papcc silo filler, 15-inch, in good Ideal for garden tractor. Some Mason 2G932· 9w1 EAR CORN-Also baled June 1950 OLDSMOBILE 9S 4·door. \Ve have some beauties which ------.. ------following rccor·d,; all 2 times prr eondition; International hay!oadcr arc rcversibll', $5 each, as is. BALEDWI-IEA1;-i1,RAW::_Any clover hay. W. E. Dent, phone' Hycjramallc, heater, radio andj we have taken in on trades DODGE-1952. Will sell equity clay milldng, GGO, G2fi, ;;n5 mllngr>. WP w elwd[S, steel rloslas lnstallecl und comblna· Wlllir1n1"torl, fliHJJIP 1102 r 12 'VII c•nunlnnl. l~VC!nlngH 7 In Hl. HPrt· lli\ROLD Ml'f'Cf fELL Page 2 I I I "' " ' Ovm• 30 Y<'lll'H oxperlon£'o shnrprsl pii'ILII'O, II<' Jr.HI •Mmg on se1·vlm, Mtophy Sufc Co., llnnml•lll !lw2p Prompt ROJ'VI('o nnrl sntiHfncllon ~nnnlilo. Also will oslnhlrslr hool(· l'tllll''i' 111 H.•ll•·vtlt' nrlrl Thrll JJOUSI~!IOLD r;OODS - - lliJffrol, dl•oi111H'P. t'~'''"Jlllon wllh lhr. o 2U~2 Cudnr rond, Vmstng, Mi<'h· lP more wllil UfTI•') nnr\ up ~111'111 sold Hoy Arlurns, over Peters I LOTS-Gx10 rorl hll!lrllng lots, 1 nw 1 1:t11•' 2. fi:lw!Jp & M. Au.ln Sulros, :l mllros nnrlh 1seen, ihl'll m.ii

Il" L.tn•,Jng 21110:! 1200 W.tlsh lmy.1·YI'Ill' glloiloiniPP on ,Ill p.n·ls, -- '----~-- _ Adams, phone 5bhl or 3561 Ma· P11otogmphs PLUMBINC:- F:vonlngH .11111 Rnl \ lTA y \V ~NTI•:n. \\', H Gannn· sltrPI, Lolllslng !lwl lndurllng pwlurro 111lw !lll days rtOAD GflAVEL, hnrnyard fill, son_.______. _ 12wtf 111r1a~s. Jnsl.lllnllons and !1'·1 way. \\I' huv hny rnr feerl. We l!l'i1 llPSO'l 0 •I door• I [1'1 P Is fl Sl'I'VJr•c. ,Jowcoll 'l'rlr.vrslon, :i51 W snnd 11nrl blncl< cllrl; also trcnrh "Cnndld WPcldlngs" JHilrs. i:eo~snnnlile lol tc•s /:PIPS I don't sl'll l'lw,n~· ~ L.u!~lng 4·8·12rl lu•aul~ tho~ I l•uJI(>. --~Bwtf Jli'W. {)JJl' st>r•r·wl of IIH' WPl'l<. rllning- tnnm dlo~lis, IP.tlhet hnl 1 liver nn.vwhPr r•. 2wll bulhlo7.ln~,: Ji'Joliii'IH Slusser, Mn· 2·hedwnm hnuso, gnr,Jge, .~ by appolnlment only Only $!ll'i 1\ o'lr M Auto Sales, 211oms, :,;2 oo~r·lt !'hom• Lo~nsrng scm. Ph nne :l '11i2!i M:'"on 'iwll WAN'I'F:D--~1111 ,, r•hirlwns, henyy --·-- son Glolvr.l Co, plwne '110•1 M,,. nero o( 1111111, Ie1wP, $7,0011 1 111111•s nor lit 11f Mo~sl!n on US·, ;,!j(117. !h1 1 , flyr-ts .till! •.ptln~:PrH. Will plclt TP.LlO:VISION R f~ H V T C' E -Wt snn !lwHpl f 'f'elmH. EAVESTROUC,HING-Fr~e c!>ll·r W. X. Slel1rirnnn Poullry 127. !lwl! - have s,lles nnrl si'I'Vil'P for CBS Babs Photos 1111 1 JJOMr·~ FIU·:r·:ZJ•:It r:r:onPr "' l~lt•t• IIOLT-12 nc'I'Cs, gonrl housr, lli'W mutoP, !tu·nnce rr.pnlnllg. an1ll [~dllll, IWl s T:llg,n· wad, phone Culurn!Jin. Hathron Hrllnc•rafler. modern lulf'lten, nil furrrncP, Phone Mnson 2·1391 , Irk r•ounlm type Ci'x !ll"x.J2" :111 SniJIIJIIurnes sheet metal worlt, Call 1>110· !180 1 Mason. 19wU I IJntnP fJl'('ZI'I' wilh lwldlllg- r m All work gWil'anlrocd Servldng good halh $13,5()() 'J'Pl'lllS 1~•121. W. Reynolds, Holt, _ __ -----·- 11 17wti pdtlrnr-nl \IIIII •I syrup dis· Mason a~f'a, (•.tlls $~;,o Phonr. gess, 402 E 15wtl \VANI'I:D Any i(Jnrl of liVe• Dogs an d Pe t s I MASON-Lovely Gmom homo 1 M.r"nn 23!1:~ I. ----~~------1u•nsrrs Rlo~rniPss ~;Jr.rl dJHI wit liP Mason 2 .J71•1 before fl a. m. or wllh large Jlvlng.rJrnlng rnom, '''"'I' Al,o lrllllrl $ : ; also C'nlllll c osl $.l7.> 1l1•sl oll1 1 ldlIll' ! .. lll'•lllg 71020. 20 2 1 I 45 1 Hlollllilll'll typrowtill'l' l:xcellenl septic lanlhit Lo~llSIIII, heal, hest of lomtlnn and sur I ------l• OJ s 111 I 1 I _., 111 1 _,j fJ\V1 ·---·-______W1\NTED TO llU\' --Vc•nl r•nlves, !1w1p 10t111dlngs. PrlcP $l:~,!i01l wllh MnHon 21!J7:l Glcnrt Stat r. :~o·:.-tf srng 7 :l'il-n nwlp · r:re1evision Bal'p;ains letms, or c,1sh, or rmghl lai

rliHin, II ill 1\d Ill' Jo.td, lin Ollf:lt I lu•r r• 11 illtoul morning ~·nlosJJCs, S)HIPS, SII'Oollel S, jar k· Slnl'!', J•:aHI Lansing, r,1gcs, seods tU11J supplies. llrn 1·1' Philo·asb 3 ACHES, ensl of Mason wilh 2 lain's Ulrd Shoppe, Lt•sl!c, on US 12 rnonllis lo pny lnnec l.tl W. li Appleton, C'al'tel''s Dog Food INSTALLA'l'IONS $111 down and 12 montlls In pny CIJJCI\S- We .rrl' olTe 1111g Willie oslalc, conlal't A. 0. Greenougll, ness call for insltuclions .rnd rcscr II' spa•" 1phone ,,,,~fl Mason. 3wtf CONVE'~SION~ 'I' I' Hol'i< l'ilic•hs this ye.u· in nrlrli· bt olwr, 1:H!i Mnson slrel'l, Dans ll!'fote you c•olle1 I :>'t~u.r· h.rl< lii111: 1WAN 1ED crc•nrn, ~gg; nntl with 21 ·Ill II 1ot<~ro In ,JJ1 1c• 111 $2 oo 1 1\lrnllll Ilnlclirl')_'·------~~~·I 1111)') Jlnll slreel, l~ollon flaplds, 1\lorwy B:ll'l< r:uu .tnll'l' 1\1ason Horne ~;; rlo1111 anrl ~~ll~lHHIIhs In pa~· wlurll wo arc offering very !e,t· ______----- ______~~~~ pl1onro r:aton Ibp11ls -11521. 2Swtt A 1' ' sonahle. Charles Deinm.rrter, .J40•1 IIOUSE-5 rooms ancl bath. By PP IaDCe 17-111 1\LIJPSitc• Tnhlr MnriPI, A·1 N Okemos road, E.rsl Lmsmg. far tile best buy In Ma~on to· S~:pl ic 'l'.tnk Service Livestock I w,\NTEJJ ·r·o ThALl~ evan·uR l\1 a son Elevatol' Co. Phone 2·5911 sh.tpl', I er'll!Hiilionod Phone Lansing I<;D i798ll Sw•l clay Pl'lced b!'\OW $5,700. ][ you Seplic 'J'anlllll'S. l'hi!IH' l!llll W Ch,ll'· hlad< Ritc•d h\' AKC' m.ll!'. Very Cmsley, TTolpornt ,mel Wesling· lo hale' stiC'h g11wl sC'Is loollc•r. Sor11lt slrcel, phone 221'!12 Ma· Phone n71 W All Animals Insured lnlt••, Ill' wtitr• D.rltl'll Crandell, gnorl hlnnrl nnd ~-:owl hunlmg lllOtJSl'. Mnsnn TTnml' Appli.JIWl' ThP :J ~Jolulni,Js wc1 ,, .11111 arlr•l snn. flw1 Whipp Fa1111 Agency 50wlf Call us on any kind of liveslnl'l< l'l.i l'l~lltll' ltr•l't, C'lt.Jrlnlle. sll'alll, $Ill p;u•h. c:romgr Woll1Cll,l120 \V. 1\!apll', philliP Mnson Ill for 1,\l'g!'l' d!HI Jl('\\'1'1' !llo - - - ' I ------you WISh to Hell at lHJml'. 2wtf 1:1!11 II.tlr It 1o.HI. Okemos, 11honr. 2 !i!ll 1. 'lwl lornl.1s by m igino~l Molnrola I BABY CITTCKS- -Mmml U. S ..ap lin A~HES, VACANT, N\lllTTI See us for your wg1slererl IIamp T~D'i72nl• !lwl ------1 ownels Thr) won't i.Jsl Jon~-: Jllovr.rl huby chrcks n~c;l }lve, I 01~ MASON. Good lnnlcl!ng CALL LESLIE 2Gif1 ltnll aslt for shire breedmg stock. 'l'lw bc~t m WAN n:n l.tii'Hiori, All J111 1<'111'11 'I'Pir.vrsion, phr~ I Leghor~ is 1 703 , lT I' pIEs Spllngr•r pllance, 120 W. Mnplo, phone - - -- I lite pl,Hr lo htly .helle! Leghorn GOOD BUY. Ice. Fire sutveys are free and we P 10110 -' ason :lwtf iii l\I.IJ>IP i\J,"on tlw•1 1 2 p~rl 1 w • Rpanl!'lJHitJJli!'S 10 give In .tlly· ~·95_:1._ _ -· ____ 33wtf•TV fnr sail', rnn~ole Will~~ 17 lclud\S, U.S. f'~l'llflet~, ~uno;·;un BEAUTIFUL fi.flQOM IIOME, :J Install without ox•ru cost. " ·------Anv hmrl of live· 011 ,. who Will givf' llwn a good , , . lll<'ll srr·cen C \. Pnst, r-r S.l clean. lop llleccltng fot ptoductwn bedrooms. 3 piece buill, lnrgc I 1awtf homf' C'trl D.ll'low I:JGO Tolus SPACE IIEATL~S-Uscd o~l Lausn1g siiccl, Mnson. flwiJ)~nndlivahiltty.63Batlyroad,OIr\ or lrnriP ior hcnvy chickens NEI~o,;~i'fonME on ousl siclo of Mn calls before 9 n. m. or after 3 Mason 4391. 4wtf I IVA ~'I' I :n 'I 0 Ill•: NT F.lrm, 120 ' '. - "'" j17 ll1 rv lo nt 111 hoiiHl'IJailf't. Phone 2834L Mason !lw~ ' I I PM 33wtf ------~-- I to 200 ,](II'S, \\Jill ~lock and Household Goods enamel wtlh blo~co< lop Burns A\sn Pnmplrle anlenn.l, LaZI' X ' _ son, 2 hedtooms, nrge IVIng · · 1 lor>!,·. \Viii lutttisll l.IIJI>l' Oll 1/3 coal or wooIH' IJ,liJSVIIIe ~923. ·--~ ' on. • , PULLETS -White Rock pullols, 6 ROOM HOME m Mason, wil h To Charlotte on Mondays :'lw2 MoTon o LA TF:LEVTSION-- :i months oltl Also have 2 bedrooms, nice llving room, 2-6301 To Jaclnr Mnso,J 2 1171. flw1 Michigan Climate: Conditioned BUl lng a ena and 2IJJ1(h clrmon~(l\IIDl'. S.lVC s,lio. PIHlllC I F·12 Slol'lp Estate, phone 3161 • 209 W Ash, large lot, 3 blocks from down Tailol'ing Shop Insured Servtce L.rnstn.,: ;:; !lilil. !lw1p f.:lwti 1 fll\2 POTATOES-Ciuppewa and Pon· ~~~~~~ ______Swl town, stoker hec~t. Terms Jack Will ReOpen on El' M' & n.r·:AL I:STi\'1 r; w ANTEEl::::._Pri: ------·----- 1 -- - tmc potnloes, sanrJ ;:rowr1 Also L" t' W t 1 Schlnybaugh and Son Heal l ll'e Son 1 1 1 1 1 ., 3 WASIIERS-So:vera1 goocl used I I I ]' I II 11 IS mgs an ·ec E~lale, phone Lansing "8G12 or March 15 \.1 e p.ll :- Ill Cl cs Cl !11 w or washers. Speed Queens !or I tuc '114 Mn>l Ill' tww o1· m good 1cpair. pliance, 120 W. Maple, phone Mn· 2 llllles south of Dansville. Phone eastern hnH of Ingham counly. HOUSE FOR SALE-;;;-;;-~:it1 . Phone Mason 2·3031 1w·lp r C'.rsh fill lllf' right 11lnce. W1·ile son 2·5911. llwtf ------Dansvr11e 2031. 4llwtf 8w2 . ---- 'I fill R 1:.um•s, l\f,rson, or phone ]l/:, ------ANTENNAS-Al!l\rnciRofTVan ------Mason, beautiful bncl< !\1 ''1-111 9 1 POTATOES--ChiPP'-'~'•11, $1 50 pet J7 ' R 1 E t t story home w1lh fu11 basemen!, ATTENTION Egg Protlucl'rs - .rson - ' • W P tennas-UIIT', VIIF, Lazy X, for :\.lllg' :~.ea ~S a e A·Jlt'ene batlt on fitst floor, oak PAINTING AND DECORATING, The Centr::rl Michigan Poullr.~· all stations. Also rolalot·s. We Will hushel. DIY wood, $3fi0 per A ., '· C C'Ol'rl. Nn dcliverJCS Also have floots, aluminum storm wrndows mtorior and exteriOr, reason· Producers 0 opel ai!VC lws :1 Woi.ll~ers show you how to make your own ~Q.'el1CY bl pnccs fr"'o estimates t 1 • 1 · and Work Now Hnmpsh1rr. Red roosters for ami screens, fireplace, corner lot a e • ~ · rue< pre condilioned home ap or you .. owe I JV ()oro n 117 • IC ugan VI' from bl\S ll'no, 7 bloclIlillle 2()'~18 Lansing, open fl to 5 nw. Htt~S«!ll Whipple. flw1 ------· _ ----·-···· Fcbr·unr·y 28 ·...... 2n 12 :J~ WANTI•'Il \\'nrl\ l1" lr1111r. L':1ll I'IC'r.k rl?ys, f) to Saturday. !UDGLEY---'l'herc are 110 wnrdH 1\l/RJO;I,TUS-Nolicn is lwn~hy Marcil 1 ...... :n P. X. Shoes Sell for Less , .. ' :' . I I I I i ClnHerl Saturrlay nfternoor. and I f II , . TRADITION-Rin Tin Tin IV, the great-great-grand­ .!4H •. l f1la.;oJ1, Ill' IIHPIII'I' " I '>rmr!ay Clwtl t 1111. per cr! y exprc;,s ones given that the Board o[ Tir· FAMILY March 2 ...... lti hafer De<•oralinr; Supply, ~2!1 s. mrPd _ftll' the clilldren, til~ G. E:. Movie ::!:38!l'7 I\'J;J c.:nn. Dw·l .l<'ffcrr;on. Plwnc :::.1-Hil. 45wtr J\1;rnntngs wlw saw to rl that - lhal the Mason Boanl of Rc· -- · ------·· ------·------Johnny ''otiltl enjoy the Cub view will be in session al 1hc \V 1\NTIO:i.l \'.'ould lil:e lournamenl Ill Lan- winner of the Evereii·Lansing Sl. * . . . . ' • I • ln· • ·t· f J·imlncss UeS(U;), arcl1 8 dill • or 1C * J(JIJe " ·' ,.. , · · jll'l\'alc hath. Suilallle for oJ'fi<·t•J WIll, l} lttt dL s 0 ' • • • f 1 11 1 tl 1 · IInlt stepped out in front, 10-S, '[ !l o'clrwk Tfrursday night. IIolll p · 'Incl s(•rvicPs to us spread the revww t1c ro am 1c BELL AND IIOWJ~LL WOHI\ \\' 1\NTJ•:Il hy 1-1-\'ear-olri ~pace '.~r apartment. Idea I lnr:atron '• . . . ·; ·,. ,' • : .. , , . ing of objections.o war- a·ftcr· the lirst 411:11'ler· anrl lr•fl. finished fotrrlh in the Capitol * e til . - · · .. lor nflwe. Lm:ated above Carol'.~ C.ospcl of Clrrt.,f. SlrlCC!cly, Mrs. th(! floor at llalftime ahead, 2<1-20.1 Circuit wit !1 a 7-:i win· loss record .. ga·J, alii'!' ;will till and on S.tl- Sl St . M· . l'J , ·f', .John 11idglry and family. !Jwl uni;I\'S, .larwl Sutltt•r·Jand, plwrw : _11 ~e · me, .rsun. ronc 1~cs 11. 8w2 The 11ams fired 1'1 <'ilttnter:; Againsl Everett lioll split Its 2· · l~vm·ything· l'lrotog·raphic 2li:i!l·i Mason. !Jwl .3.>'13· 7wlf BE:;;;rm-Wc would like lo Ihank INGHAM-Noliec is hereby given through I Ire hoops in the third game series. Mart Co. ----·------· ______Sl. Mnry, c:urrr~nlly l'lllerl ns AI'A]{'f'Mf·:NT ..... Modem :i·mom ;rJI thosr~ who sent. tlw lovely tlml the bnarr! of review of on:' of lire t11p Clnss C r:Jubs In l\lason - Ch:ll'lotlt! upstairs apnrtmcnl. l'riv<~le llowers, planls, cards and gifts Ingham township will be in scs- SNOW IfA!lrS 'J'OllltNKVS the slate•, clertll !Iolt a 5G·'IO set.·' li:rtlr, pr·iv:rlc entrance, r:ar: ~;.!. n1rrl for the calls by person and sion at the town hall on Tuesday. Lost and found 1 W«•chwsdn,\' nir:·ht's luur·na· bad' during the holiday lourna·i ArJ 11 its only. Irvin B. Smilli, 2~:il, pl10ne. Mr. and Mrs. Rober! March 2 f>rHl on Monday anrl tnmd. :.rantc~~ invoJvin~ lnghanJ mcnt s. WARE'S Surplus Outlet . 1 Pl:lins ruad, Mason. Phone J\fason I Br~clw. !Jwl p Tuesday, March 8 and fl, for the «·ormty 1t•ams W«~I·<~ all «·:tn· \'('I' LOST- J•:;lsl<·r·n SJ;n· ring Wll I j ----·------review oi tire rull and Lhe hearine( ''\Ve'vt• r:omc :1 long way ~;inl'c :lll !·:. "1'111111 w I~asll'l'll ~:iar and Slirim• <'rn- fi:lK!. Kwlplf RIIODE~s~:::[---;j·~;-·to lhanl> my of objections. Sw2 eelled b:•t•ttiiS<~ of llw snow then." said Hovanrsian. "\Ve're Drug Store North IAIII!;ill!{ storm wilh Ill«~ «!Xt'elrtion ot' ill_em. Lo~:.'. IH'il\'t'i'll e:1s1 wi11do.w DliPLr.;x FOH. RENT ,_ neighbors and friends for all ______I'CIHIY for either Eve rei t or St. Phont~ Mll 2 2 the g:unm; whic-h we1·e played ol posllllll!'e :tnt! <'Ill' pnr·lwd m blocks from court house in lllr• cards, lclters and llowers WHEA'l'FIELD-TIJC Wheatfield Mar:\.~." ,,,fft'T¥@[fXMMK F&-· 1 nt. J,unsing Jo:usl<•rn. 'r!mrs· !.ro111 of l ;;r•nl lo me during my reccnl ill· township board of review will In t hr Cl!iss D ganws at. Eas~­ Ill" 1'«'11'"11'11 olf,•rpd Jl.laiJel ' nes,;. Jennie Rhodes. flwl be in ':cssion al !he town l1all day's t·ont.00 to $2G.3.J, ~ k I , ,, . , .. , _ lhrnul-{h my reet!nl rllness. 1 herr . . . ; mrxl'r!, $2-l.lllJ to $2ii.Oil; roughs, • U tf'er AI A~,! J\li•,N I -:- " room down-~ kindness is as good as, or in Eggs Dt.splaymg a smooth-operatrng $23J,o down: feeder :>igs, $L•J.OO ... INGHA ViJ U .stau·s unfurnrshcd apartrnenl many cases, better than medicine. A large ...... $AI 3-2 n[:Ier~se. Coach Danny Ho· to S33.00 each. With basement am! garage. One I also wish to Iilii nii my neigh· A medium ...... :~9 vanest~n s, H.ams passed lht·oul-(h Crrlves-Top, $2D.flfl to $30.50; M'll~ ~ hlocl; from courl house in Mason. I hors, friends ami relatives. for Heavy hens ...... 30 'lite C~refs zone defense to Gary ~'Cl'oml:;, $1fl.50 lo $2!1.00; out~. « r?"~i -~.l.!'ll~ ~~~~~pletely pri,1:ate. Phon_e Mrs.jllwir· rffnrls while I was in the Light hens ...... 20 RodOCi{Cl',_ Holl .forwa.r·d.' \~1m $l!J.:ifl down: deacons, $20.ll0 to Motor Sales ~ \;\i)' It :~~,.} C.IJ!foi'II Allen, 2.1·11 Dansvrlle, lle·[ Mason Geneml hospital. Emest: Roasters, over 4 lb ...... 30 dumped m 8 field go,Jis ftom $22.00 cwt. Phone 2-5531 220 \\',Ash tween 10 ancl 12 a. m. anrl 7 and S!Jafer. !Jwl Fryers and broilers, under Iclose und~r the ba~ket. Wlwn Lmnhs - Top, $2a.90 down; Formerly Whitl•c•·al't 8 p.m. Dwtf ~----- .. ------4 lb ...... 2:5; Okemo:, ~.rghten~cll t~s ~lef~nsP, other lambs, SIS.OO clown; ewes, Headquarters .. -· ...... ------Li\UNS'I'ETN--I wish to CX[Jrcss Caponettcs ...... 30 Rex Meruott fl_O.~C( liS a conslant :)!I.Sil down. ! I .• •onn nni,N'l •,. '-- ",, 11 U(J 1ex, ..1 rooms my s:nr:erc• II 1an 1;s to D r. Cl'Ill· 'VIv 1cal ...... $ 2. 07 llli'Cal . . [rom Ins out-mm·l guardf C·. .ill Ie -· .S leers.. .1111. I Irer ·r ers,. 1 For Prompt Servke and hallr, nil'c yard. lmmf'di<~lc ton, tile nurses and ho:;pital staH, Oats· ...... 70 posrtwn where 1tc eonnec 1C( 1 or 811.;)0 to $22.·10; best beef cow•:, possession. Phone 2311. Dansville. who were so i

APARTMENT--Ncwly-r!ecor~tc:l r>mycr and plrrnt Jrom the Housel Bueihone 22271 Mason, :32·1 1 West E:lm, Mason. 91\Jpll M • ACJ~;~~-G;~ ·-for r-.~nt on sll;rrc.~. n emonam Located corner of Wr1verly and ------______.. \VPst Holt l'OIIcls. about :~:; acres IN MI~l\·101UAM--In loving mcm­ in all. Phone 4-18•19 Lansing. ory of Otll' little Mary Belh who INGHA UNTY NEWS !Jw1 p pa~~cd away 3 years ago March c . - ··------. - ______,. ______--· I JG. UNI"URNISI·JED AP,'.H.'l'MJO:NT, Memories arc the treasures no · 3 rooms anrl hnt h, one bloc!' one Cllll steal CUT ME OUT l\IAH~ '1'0: from cmrrt l10use. Call 5471 or Deal il is a heartache, nothing CUT ME OUT 23813 Mason. !lwtf ean heal In];harn County News ------Some may forget you, now FURNISHED ROOJ\! for rent. lhat you arc gone NOW! Mnson, l\Iichigan NOW! 30~000 V2rncr Wnlker, . 'J'hese :Hl,OOO rc]rmseut :-lll,· ment. nne block from cour·t Opportunities house, private enlrancc, a rooms ------­ Jli!;', a house or lool\ing· I'm· Ilii,Y ()(I() CIJ.~ltl!lWI'S to you, 1'hcy lll'll with full bath. All floors Johns· Mansvillc . tile, automatic v,as cust:omers-Ncws clussificcl:; will always luulindness, t le rc c. A inquiries held in strict confidence. messages of sympathy and beau- NO'rl~: Clnsslfiecl 111ls i·e· P.X. tiful ftprnl ofi'erings received ...... Rates STROUT REALTY AGENCY t' e I v e II not l:llct• t hun fl'Dm relatives, friends, neighbors (Name) 7 Sout"h Dearborn Street Deadline lVcdncsday noon· c:JuJ be Clnssinccl nils m·o e«!nnomicul, Mart Co. and 1\:. of P. during the illness Chicago 3, Illinois am! death of our beloved father, pnblishecl iti edition of t'ol· too. You cnn Inset'!. 40 wm·ds for Ads must be In by \\'ellne~>rllly l\la.sou ·- Charlot;tc Adam Snyder. We especially OFFICES COAST-TO-COAST lowlnt~· Thursday...... 50 eents. Over •10 words the I'ale thanlt Dr. Smith, Rev. Raymonrl 110on to be Jlllblishcd the nt•xt ( St.reet Ol' Uoutc) Norton, Pt·lscilla circle of the AVON PRODUCTS nrc In good Is a cent I~ wm·d. Clnss!Hecl dis· Surplus Outlet Methodist churclt and the Ball­ demand. Customer acceptance tl•l~'· \Vt•lte ot• Jlhone yuut• lUI highest In history. Open lerri­ Phone an K Grund l~h•er Dunn funeral hom~ .. Mr. lind Mrs. . . Jllny ads nro billed nt. 70 cents u Clarence Foster, Mt·. am! Mrs. tnrics av111lnble now for women right. awRy and 'lell...... ~ ...... "'' ',""'"''" ...... '' ...... ,., ' ...... , ...... North J,unsing· Mason 9011 (City) .Tohn'Snyclcr, Mr. and Mrs. Don to earn good Income. Write Dis­ column inch. trict Manager, Box 200, Oltemos·, 1••••••-.•••••1 Snyder and Mr. and Mrs. Dean 1 Cl'andell. 9w1 for intcrvlcw. · 9w4 1-;...______,;,______~-----.;_------.;.....;-...... ,_-----~-----.....;------·-----~-11- March 4, 1954 Part 2 Golden Rule Horse The Ingham County News Bullr Tank 1/ol.ds 30,000 Gallons o_f Nitrogen. Mason PeopH~ Exh; b·.rr ll"~~t.erest ~~~~~:~·~~~~:li''i::";;;;:l"''~·l'l!HI!I'Vlltlo,, I Y 1& I 'f'he next Sl!sslnn uf t lw ciJtdi•J•I AI 'l'nesday llit;ht's 1111'1!\ln~-: Jlw my dl'slirmtion, tl11• ,h•wr:tl gn:t•n- torluous drain of ctJilltnfiiHI ,,. tllendcd llw tiJst st•sslon nt lhl! Ll'g\1111 Auxllwry. Jnslru('liOII will hwltidt• prevPn· hollse 1111 Easl Ash, a~-:aln, l will sl.np my Hubscri[l· ::lvll rlefense sdwlllof lm;trlll'llon Disa:;tr•rs, holll those resulting lion of panl!!, aiPI'I Will'llingH, I p:t.'isr•rl lll!llt' nn endnsurr, lion, \1nnrlitj' night. 'l'ht: dnss wns ll'lllll ilornll:; and those fl'flm Conah·ad, snlf-preservallon nnd wiH'I'I'in sltuul il grey lull·sc•, :tJIII, Y1111 soliiHI to me lll"('<'li"n " 111 slH•IIPI', W!'l'e ~!Jown. Also period Is plarllll'd In s11 doing il illllllJII'ti my mit lrn Lapeer -· 111 1 11ft' 11\ Ill,\' ltand, iiiHl II lllllllJII'd Cn!onel llal'l' snid.'' is 1\'lll'idnrl I slii•Wn wa:i '' :illl\1' polir't! ! ~1ll i Tlwrc Is 1111 1'11;11'1'1' f<1r tlw In· with tile Carolina 'i'I'IPpll!llll' and lnl~r·n 111111 wd~a 1 .".1 ·1 ' afi,IJI' 111." . .':. 11111.1 sll'lidlon ('OI/I'Sl', Sl,mpt• sairl, In WilY IIIII of 111.1' l'l'lldl, iltoJ11~: of II IIIISIIiflll Al'li!•lt: Plt•IISI'S · Telegraph ('OillJlall)' and llu• l:t•ll i<;lll.td~< slltt>i>. •)Cornp.tlJ.,ons·urglng people to altr•rl!l. Clliidi'IJII fll'l~1, lhil'i< Wl'lll'l'. Ylllil' JMitlrl's anrl iil'lil'ic In 'l't:lcp!Jorli! companv Itt n·~::ml:; 111 11 ~' 1 '~" 1'1'.1t1 1• "/ till' - o~eur'J'en~es wllh their pal't!nl~ will lie wcl- 'Ill!: ltor~n sr•t'IIH'tl In sens<~ my, 'l'lmrsdny's r:rlillon of till' Tnghnm llli!. leasing (IJ' priva II' IIIII'S for '"1' 1 1 IH:;w I'll t•s Wl!l'l' set up 1 ~ 1 ' I come, he stated. / \ll'l!rll!':tlll<•ttl, iiiHI wnii\!Jd 0 "''1' lo I Count\' News uhmtt .thelf'mlrlltlon Wlll'l'f' 1111• milt~·n sl'.'i'i"'ri lrnw•l· 111 till: hullding ill'l'l' were w~rj' lng -got I ill' mrlll'n 111 lis 11'111111~ ifnocl ilnrl informnlive, <~on1rnunicatlontwc in til<' mlldlll'lnf at'livilie:-;, l•'l:t:;il 1:111'11 -.:::::-~·;-=-~-~~~:~===~==~=~~~~~=~~~~~--~---- lhr•n rHoi'Plf anrl otlwrs here 'l•onld Donalrl IL l'lilllips, l'illliotn:111 it <>XIt'll!l~·~l 11UI 1111• rl,(\11 srtll' ,,r lilw extrn 1•11 pics of the paper. ,Jis ,l:1w. IIIf' horse then walked 1 lhinl< vou erlil a fine news· lhlrd !'las:;, USN, son or M1·. arul h:wl; 111 ll11• ft'lll'l', and P~\r.nrh•rt pnper. ' Mrs. H.olwrl 0. l'ltillip.c; 11l :0~!) his hr•arl, so I t'rHIId lalw llw 1111t· HAY A.BT~L West Ash Slrcct. 1\I:L'<. 6onalcl 1\l:l•,'· Yo11 snltnrl lilt!' 11 C'llll11llllni."l Friday-Saturday quo!Prl ynur r:rlitnrial nhout the nard, 117:i O:;llClrll!' l'o:lll, ll:t11::. wiH•n Y"lt ,;a~· thin~.:s siiiHlirl lw nweling a:· Mason for I he fllll'JlOSC tl11• snmP for tlu• privale., Hllri lite ' ' vi!lt•, was r;t'i!Ciunted lotiay frorn of inclo!!lrinal ing people with re· lhc 10·wecl< dic:.;r.J e111~inr: repair ·~t:nr:rills, I think you silottlrl be THE FIGHTING gard to I he usc of liqUCH'. mursc ill the cni:inel'l' :.;clwul, If. ri•.•·::jl!'onnPd, 01' WllflleVI'l' lhc•v do 'l'lw srwai;C'r said, "Attitudes THUNDERBIRDS to prittlt•r·s. 1 spl'nl< as 11 s;

help him to always refuse it. 1\Ty died in Tollfrce Memorial hog- word for everybody, and proh· her of the Mason Kiwanis ciLtb. 1 2 daughters, 15 and 17, I hope, 'pilal at West Branch Tuesday. He ably not an enemy anywhere. Two otilcrs recently received I VALUES arc old enough to refuse but I luHI clisposcrl of his slore at. St. He was a member of Mason were Richard Brown and James rlon't want lhcm to marry or Helen 11 year ago and sinc:c last lodge No. 70, Knights of Pythia~. Brown. evrn associate with younr: peon· fall had been sick. His condition Hall was on the staff of tiJe !\lodcl17-S-850 'fAHLI~ MOQEL pie who drink. This is almost. im· beenmc hopeless '2 monU1s ago. l~irst Stale and Savings bank tin· posglble. I am 53 years olrl anti in Twirc• he was at the West Branch til I he bani' was merged with Was $229.95 my youth I knew very few who hospital for lonr; slays, then rc· the Darl. National. Then IJC opcr· Loof-,l clrank aml don'l recall any of my • l.urnecl to his home. On Monday atcrl the Sunoco service ~tat ion l1i~h school associates who ttsl!r! I he took ilnotiler I urn Io:· the in Mason, later retumlng to the NOW $209.95 it:. II: was easy then to iihslain, Will's!' and Wil.'i taken hack to the banl;ing husint!SS wilh the Dart: (}1J1f !dB not so loclay, I am sorry to sny.jlw~pilal. IIe died lhe following Nillional. lie left the bani-; in This insidious evil ci[ alcoholism dav, J9:j..J to .ioin.wilh Underwood in i\Ituld 17-S-3HO CONSOLE is ever-present, I -At St. !Tr:lcn linll opcrnlcrl.ll buying tlw lmkcry husincss, ll~le/ I l>elicvc in approaching ll1is r fnorl marlirl. ITt~ went there 111 In 1!}10 he married .Juanita Was $33!1.!15 problem in a seirntifk way "" jtfl-J[) si.Jortl~· after scll.ing his in· Hubler. Besides the widow there well as in a Cln·islian spirit.llt:resl Ill the Mason Clly hak<:ry. are 2 children, Dianne Kay, 1.1, Namely, truthfully lay before oLll' l f' .v;ar~ .prn;~cl sr;r~t·p~·c~ hall, usu:il: ICh:.tl'll:.". Sw:~rlout, ~lwrles Kirby l'llodcl :~I-T-:~fi3 CONSOLI~ alone and advtsc my family and 1.1 lhncliMs~ ur sl101 Islop. He Wds nnrl Ot1s Cltppcr w11l be llw iiC:· fr·icnrls to rio tlw :;a me. Tl1en pr.r· an fll'cicnt. ftshcrman •.mel ln_mter. I ivr pa llhearcrs. D. C. Dar I, Was $<10!1.115 snnally it will never IJe a pmh· ~nr;ilg-cd Ill spol'ls or Ill !Justness, Vance Doug-las, Clarc Walters, lcm. In the wnocl~~ or on the lr1iy a IO·day leave, he will rccei1•e clothes sa clean -so gently! And Cpl. Doyle L. Larner, son of adrlilional SllCCJ'mcn ar- act ivc militarl' service and 12 ·.. rived, though, the chimnc~· fire pnraclntle ,iun;ps, Cpl. Larner rc- ..A.pproxunatcly ~,000 niil.es. of See These features, Too I ALL 1954 MODELS had burned itself out and the ceivcd his basic training at Fort ~vtre 1;11~ be used 111 e~tal~ltslung pipes had started to enol. Fire- C<1lllpbell. During lmsic ll"linina .1 nell~ otl\ of commumca11on for • Select·O·Diol, set it once and men inspected the house to : to Lnnslng Sunrlny 1!\'l!nlng, IUo;COHJl '1'0\' ~AT,J•;~ mlenolds rmnoved 'J'hurmlny ut C!lllry dcpitrtmrmt of Mlr~hlro:un were g~WHIH Ill rlhllll!l' of W:>•nnl Tile Clark Community f'lllh egu al' eetmg Werhu:>srlny to Saturday nlghl Mr. anrl l\llr:;. Dell Wolf r•allc•rl 011 the l~onle hewpltal In .ladtsrrn, Stale college, wns guest speaker, l.lnyce Sunday. Tlu• Anwrlr·un toy i!Hiusiry en· wlll' ltolrl afternoon Iiley all vlslterl Mr. nntl l•'arrr.n l•'rlda,v. bridge Rc•IJelmh lodge vi~ !led the There will he n World Dny nf DOOR PRIZE - FREE GIFTS Mr·. and Mrs. !Gar! Miller and Olwmns !Jorlgn WedneRday eve· Prayer servler! nl Millville l'vil!lll· 'l'ilnmpson acting ns chnlrmnn. Mrs. Paul Wolf anrl rlnugil!!'rs Steve of Eaton Rapids e!all!!cl on rnng. mllsl e!hurr:h Fridny, Mnrf'!1 :;, at Nc!Vct•al musicnl selections were nnri tile George Vnn Demal'l> M1•. and Mrs. Alvin r:nhle SII!Hiny f11mily. At the Grand Opening of nflcrnoon. lee School News Ronnlcl L. nyerly, Ron o[ Mr. 2 o'clor:ic. rc•rHicrcrl ily Mrs. Ellis Nemer CADY HARDWARE . Mr·. and Mrs. Andy Foote nnrl nnr! Mr·s. 'Ken Byerly, will lcavr. nnrl her ciaughlers, Sally Ann nne! Mrs. Fmncis Bortrlll nnd ~"111, Jly School Pn11il~ 'l'htlrsdny morning for llw Indue· Raymond, nnrl 2 gr·anrlchilrlren, C'hlltlrrn eallerl on Mr. nnd Mr~. I 'ally Sue•. A vocal trio consisting I ion cr.llll~l' ill Dl!l mil. nnd !lose Fm~l of Lansing vi.o;lt·l MARCH 11 - 12 - 13 Alvin Goble Sundny evening. 'L'h11sl' wlin r·ec·eivl'rl "A" in Fitchburg of Dol' is nnrl DrH'nl hy NPurol il Ml'. nnrl Mrs. Snlyrr of Chr.lsPn 1\lr·s. J,yle Or·ow spelling 1111' last (i \VI'Pks m·e nnrl Nancy l.lbc!l sang for Ill!! C'llt'olyn Pfir~slr!J', Gill'y .llrn,lamin, nr1~ living on ll1e William Fink The first Lenton sr.rvir·r. was group, after which Doris Nou· .lnc!llyn IUs~h. ltulll Ann Diet-., fnrm . Olds. Road Community held at llw Mttnilll C'lllll'r•IJ 1 1 1\lrH. mnwr Oti'l lll'eky JTor.cJtJ 11111! S!Jumn Horsld. Wcdneoday night. 'I'he W. S. C. rot I ierl mrnmunity singing with l Arlin ITrmrl, Gary lkn.lamln, V t Dorothy Nc!Ul'otll a; tile plano. tlw S. had ellarge of the npPnlng Billy, Crumhnkcr nne! his A/2c 'Orlls Howr. spent Pnul Gl'iffcs and Maurice Hahi· an own 1 weelt «mel with ills par·,•nts, Mr. clnus, fourth l~l'ncir~rs, nrc mnlclng Mrs. J,, 1'. \Villinrn!l ~~ ~ ~~ lithe t~rv''t with Holy "H.kky" entertulned and Mary 1 111 1 ancl Mrs. Clwrles Howe. lie waY a Belgian Congo village In thf' nn ° ow ng. Siwnl helm played her vlhra harp. enmule to Oscodn wl1ere he Jws sanrl tnhle. l\Ir. anrl Mrs. Lro Meacl aml Mr. ar;d Mrs. S. V. Lnwrerwr Mr. Merinrlorf <'tHwluded llw been trnnsferu!l after sprnciing J -- Mr. and Mrs. Ernr~st. Lange of spent S1!ndny aflentoon Willi I program !Jy iillowing t\ictm·es he .'l months nl f(eeslel' Air· fo'orcc In hnilrllng Tlnmricrst mnl\ jet Fowlerville left Sunday Jor a Allee Cm1g nt .Tnl'lt~nn. lind taken . Bnue, Mississippi. pl:tm•s ami dvilinn c•nrs, tlw ·visit with frlcnrls in Missouri. Roger Gmf spent Satur;Jny Wives of lhr. members will he Dianna McFarren of Olcemos Kansas City pinnt of l he Buiclc· 1 Mr. nnrl Mrs. Orvel Hcnsliel nl;::ht with Douglas Wilson. guests of honor· at lhe final meet· spent the weel\ enrl wilh Mr. and Oidsrnohile·PrmJinc: Assr.mhly Di· cnlled on Earl Risch Sunday. Mr. M~s. Lucy Gl'Ow visill'cl ing of llw yPnr wllir·h will he Mrs. Bernard Oils ami son.· vision of General Molors uses Risd1 is sick. Wednesday with Mr. iiiH! Mrs. 1IJPid in April. .James Crumhaltcr ,Mr. unri Mrs. Elm£'/' Otis sprnl 1'/Hlllgh pJpe•lrll' powPr In supply n Mr. anrl Mrs. Cnrroll Glynn l'C· Frnnl> .J•'nderrnuth. and Leo Jlogers will have ehargP. 1 hursduy at Olwmos. 1\'lr. Olis l'ily nt HII,OOII peoplr. lturnrrl JwmP Friday froin n. 2 .Tnr:k Rnnd\, .Tr., lws l'Pilll'nC'Il of illc ~upper anrl Charles Womls monl il's visit with relatives in In his home in Sloddll'iclge from will t'f!!Hil!f'l the cnler·tainment. f•'oole hospital. lle is gPIIing Ingham County News March 4, 1954 Page 2 Callfornin. . . Mr. nnd Mrs. L. P. Williams around in a wheel ehair. ------Innrl Don, nnrl grnndmotiler, Mrs. Can·ol Graf and Kaye Wilson Palriee Williams, were Sunday s11ent Saturday niglil with 11leir F. H. A. Members rlinnrr· guests of M1·. anrl Mrs. gramimothcr, Mrs. K;ite Hawlev. Ivan Rlec nnrl Jnnire at Bath. Ma1·ion Grow visiter! CarrJly.n Elect Officers Mr. ami MrF. Marvin Glynn Scllray Satur·clay afternoon. lel'l Monday for a varntion in The second in a Hcrie~ of Len· The regular mr.cting of the F. Florida. l.en services will hr held HI lhe IT. A. was !wid Tuesday at the Munith c:IJUreh Thursda.v night sdwol wilh Hr~sie Craft, presi· at 8 p. m. Denn Katz will h111'e dent, aeting as clwinnan. dwrge nf the servic•t•. Mrs. Hu- .Jean Bal,f.r, Rosetta Hnrl nnrl Hoytville hcrt Knott will .rr~nrlPr ~ solo aml ' Evelyn Wood, ofl'!er•rs of 1he F. Georgia A. Purcell Rev ..James N1xon Wlll rlcliw!r H. A.. atlrnded the club meetin" Mr·. and Mrs. Claude Warner II~«' ~;-rmon, "F.aC"h With 1Tis Own anri visited the horne economic'~ wr.re guests nl. dinner Sunrlay of Life_. <:lasses. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Wnl'ller nncl FJtchl~lll'!( W. S. C., S. will Ot't'if'crs for 1%1 nnrl 19!i5 werr: . the amazhzg NEW Mrs. Mary Warner, celebrating m_eet Fl'lrlay, Mar('h 12.1 he pla~P elr.eled and Ihe results will ilo all· ••. that makes hard water feel, the birthday anniver~ary of Mrs. Will h~ annowweil _lnleJ'. On _llw nounced at the annLHd 1~. H. A. taste, and act softer-without Mary Warner. commtltee nrc Wil.mn Huffuu•, inslaliation dinner in May. chemicals - without destroy· l\'lr. and Mrs. James Warner Onaleo Hartl~v. LDUise Cnmphell, ing natural minerals , , , that and chilrlren were dinner guests Donna Lukcnid1 nnrl Frands (:\lorr• ])llllS\'ille :>l"eW!i on l'ngP. n, EVIS removes unpleasant odors and at tile home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Alva Schultz. J'art. :!) flavors • , • removes old scale Warner Monday evening in the and prevents new s'ale , • , honor of the birthday onniver· WATER saves fuel. ~ary of .James Wnrner. Mr. and Mrs. Hallie Crnun of ••• that gives Vandercook L~kc were guests "' ..... ~·"'"" Conditioner silky· smooth last week at his mother,· Mrs. quality to water Bert Crnun. Mr. and Mrs. for hair, bath, George Hagadorn of DeWitt dishes, laundry, spent Wednesday at. the Craun home. car wash • , • that , Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mead ac· improves coffee , companied Mr. and Mrs. Chester and other food ; Sweet of Park lake lo East .Tor· flavors. don fishing over the week eqd. Mary Ellen Mead stayed with her sister, Mrs. Arllnn; Dorn of Lansing. · . t. OUT AHEAf) with that bigger, lower OUT AHEAD with the highest-com­ OUT AHEAD with that smooth and 'Mrs. Florence Austin and sd!1s loolc. •...... ,~ .. "'· her-priced cars have Body by pression overhead valve engines for more solid big-car ride. Chevrolet's the only low­ spent Sunday with Mr. and Mh. ' Fisher with thClt big, smooth, low-s!ung look. Chev­ power and finer performClnce on less gas. Here's priced cor with Unitized Knee-Action-the enlirc • I. B. Ba~hore of Woodland. ;~A front suspension ossem bled and balanced as a' Franchised Dealer dinner was given in honot· of Mr. rolet has it. And Chevrolet is the only low-priced the highest compression ratio of any leading low­ mul Mrs. Bashore on their 47th car that does! priced cor-7.5 to 1. separate unit. That's one reason for ils finer ride. wedding anniversary and honbr· ing Carl Bashore's. birthday an· niversary. Those present in· durled Mrs. Dora Mitchell of 1 C·OLLINS New Lebanon, Ohio, spent the (lsn t this why more·people want-~md buy­ week end with her parents. Mr. nncl Mrs. Forest E. Lewis J Chevrolets than any other car?) Sales & Service and ehildren were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs . .John Purcell. 141 W. lUalllc Phone 2-ii3ll (J,ast Wtmlc's Items) Mrs. Bert Craun returned home I.END VARIETY TO YOlm LENTEN 1\!EAI.S fmm Jackson Wednesday afte1· hat you want most being gone 4 months. She will soon return to the hospital. U'itll Guests at her homo were Mr. and Mrrs. Raymond Craun of DeWitt. Rev. n.nd Mrs. B. E. Hewitt nnd Chevrolet gives you first children were Sunday dinner guests at the Ray Campbell Heatherwood Farms horne:!. Mrs. Forest Lewis and children of Chn!·lottc Rpent Saturday See how Chevrolet stoys ahead of other low-priced cars night at the .John Purcell home. in all the things that mean the most to you. See how much· 'They returned home Sunday eve­ Cottage Cheese ning. less Chevrolet costs you-it's the_ lowest-priced line of them Lc;:ter' Enness of Eagle and Georgia Pureell called on Ml', anrl all. Come on in and let us show you how you can have Jleatherwood Farms Cotta:~c Cheese is r·ich anti Mrs. Robert Parson and Donalcl the things you want anc;l be a good many dollar.s ahead creamy. It's the 1~conomica! way to add lots of 11rotcin Bowers of Grand Ledge Satm·· to LENTEN meals. dny and Sumlay evening. with a new Chevrolet. That's promisina a lot, but we Mrs. Rose Way visited at the In f?fl~er to add ''ar·iet~· to your meals, during l.ent John Purc()lJ home Sunday. welcome the chance to prove ill we are hstmg om· cottage cheese flavor· schedule.

Weel• Beginning February 28 Millville PI,AIN CRI~MIIW-CHIVE·PINEAPPLE Sixth Orn«le Oh·ls Wee!\ Beginning !Uarcit 7 · · Carl Nicthammer of East Lan· sing called on his parents, Mr. PLAIN CREAlUED-CHIVE-OLIVE Pll\IENTO and Mrs. Charles Niethammer Week Beginning l\larch U F1·iday. · ' PLAIN CREAJUED-CHIVE-PINEAPPI.E Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wain· right were din,ner guests of Mr. Wee), Beginning }larch .21 and Mrs. Wayne Baker ancl PLAIN CREAl\IED-CliiVE-OUVE Pll\IENTO rlaughters Sunday:· ; Mrs. Ray Clements visited Mr. Week Beginning l\larch 28 · nnd Mrs. James Kirby Friday aft· PLAIN. CREAl\fED-CliiVE-PINEAPPLE . ernoon. Those who received "A" in WeekBeginning Atlril 4 , spelling were Ruth Ann Cooper with bigger brake~ for OUT AHEAD with automatic power PLAIN CREAMED-CJIIVE·OI,IVE PIMEN1'0 Kenneth Bentley, Ellen Foltz', OUT 'AHEAD with zippy, thrifty OUT AHEAD Charles Wil·eman, Mary Ann Powerglido. It's the first automatic transmission greater safety. Chevrolet brakes ore the largest controls. Chevrolet is the first low-priced cor to Week Beginning AJlril 11 · · Nottingham, Bethel West, Mary in the low-price field and the most improved and in the low-price field! This additional size provides bring you the extra-cost options of Power Steering, PLAIN CREAMED-CJIIVE·PINEAPPLE Wasson, Cloteul PI'Octer, Mervin greater braking power for smoother, safer stops Power Brakes (available on Pawerglide models! Pugh, Tex Wireman, K!rl\ Curtis, advanced! Acceleration is instantly responsive and Nancy Nottingham, Shirley .Wfrc. as smooth as silk. Powerglide is optional 'on all with less pedt1l pressure, and Automatic .Er.Pnt Window and Seat Controls Gef; t'lis fine cheese from your friendly local store mnn.. Tom ~ottlngham, Jon models at extra cost, (available on Bel Air and "Two-Ten" models!. or from our lleatherwood Forms llistributor. Folt.z, Roberta Cooper, Bremhi. . ' West and Carolyn Wireman. tUNE IN THE Mr. and Mrs. Lloy;11i11 II wa,; the Conwt guard lineup wilh 5 PCJ'HOillll rouls nnrl Horn, fi49; Ron Oesl.erberg, fi17; cull by tnldn!)' Enlon RapldH Frl· weei\H spelling lt>st, '!'hey WI'J'I! flll;rlh piiH'f' 111 tilt> lnf,lilllm Colin· games of R2 1l, 7:lG nnrl 723, Twn :; liillllis FrlcliiY nlgiJt to lwr'JI l'llnlilinalion 111111 r'IIITiecl till! loud Clarence PIJ', 556; Bill Cum- rlny night 70·56; Tho Vildngs Dnlrympll! 111111 Ll'sii!J' ty li!llgllr! l•'rldny on the laHt the Hr11ns received 11 new lcaso on nf ·these leums nloo l'llllerl high g::":~~n Is r_':1pital C'in~uit :;!ali• C'il'llll. :1g:dntil llolt. ,John Hr!lly to,,H!rl mlngs, 52!i; Ken Hnrvey, 500; emled up behind tho circuit·iend· 'y ' J;i::ht of play hy clumping I IJc Hl!J'Ie~, llllehen's Drug Store with II' 1!111W; I\'Pr1• not lml'l'(!"'!d hy In :!I points nnd 13111 llrooi(H col· life, Don Willinms, 508; nnrl Dicit lng Grnnd Ledge Comets with n Gingm· 'rnylnr is nh~l!lll thi~ llnJ'IWts 57-:IH. 22·10; ~pahr Electric with 2tl96; ill' r:l\'1' 111tlii'I'S 1111' Cti11ll't:; IJIII'I' if'l'lr•d lfi. 011 Morris, 534, rcco1·d of 0 wins and 3 losses, wr.clt with ehlelwnpox, 'l'b1! GlndlatoJ'~ W!!rJ IWI'f't' In TIII!JllaH diei;ecJ 1 several unci Country Kitchen with 20.3<1, u•r•!t r·t~lll'!!llng. 'l'i11•y Jlllolll!d r;nl'l' IVuhu•iwr· lVII" till! lop shots from outslrle 11nrl the Rums High imlividunl gruncs rtnd 'fen'm stnnrlingH nrc us iollows: Lr.slcr Dayton, Larry Dayton, ll'llllhir• 11s they tool< eommanrl 1:r:r1t ol'llSIIII Ill lourt IJ liiPil ,IPJJ y Hus,;ell, G,dJ Shoro· fntJicd !Jeslrles. The shot went bert~, 138. Wolverine Engineering .. 54 50 When the firing wns over they arc Wanrla Whltt11lwr, Br.•verly turnr,d In his l)('sl p~r foi'mflnr!e pl:wP not il:trl for a l!'illil mak· mnl\1'1" :lllrl Milw Daniwnhrlng rlown hut no foul was c11iled. 'J'hat Howard Pontine ...... 51 53 l f t OJO Tl t Curtiss, Clifford Prro~ton, YvonJw of the ~ea~on, l•'owll'I'Ville jump1•rl T I were ou 1n ron · ~ ·.18 , 1n · was , , , , . , , , , , . . in': lis lit·:;t ,<;larl itl 1111• Ci!pilal 11'1'1'1! fot'l't!d o11t of tiw Conwt Is t lie way liw gnme rmrled. 1\lnson \Vmncn's J,rmgnc • ewell F ower Shop ...... 4!1 ~~ It, though, for the Greyhounrls. Bet ...... 46 ·~ I mnrgi.n; In the lhlrri quarter the I Mr. and Mn;. Dale Curti~:; nn;J ~cor•onci-qunrlcr dfnrl. The Giari· 1<~111'. 'I'IH· ('t>Jlll'ls 11'111 langJ,• ill Pant hers ose Caml's Shoe Store ...... 44 Vlltings really pnurcd it on, com· family were Sundny l':tih!rs of 1a1n1s adriPd 111111'1' to sllpJmt·ted hy lcammntes Dnve Sehmldt's anrl .Jim's Marlwt tnolt r,o I~ (>olut~ ('(;t'l!i 1: ll'illl r"liilrloill', j,,u;jj(' Wyeth Lnb, Inc, ...... 36 681 ing up with 23 points. Mr. ami Mrs. Loren Cllt'liss, I hi! hr}l)lcs 11gnins1. Dailey, Boh Ilutson, anrl Terry 2 nul of :l gnme;;. Ir·om \VIIilnm~ton'~ J·:;llllll \lll"th A ' \Ar .Mill~ :11ul !Vqlirls. <;rawl L1·dr~1_1 Y\11 \\':ml who connceterl for 12, 11 Store, Iiamlntrg Shoppe, McCarn lllnson !Herehnnts J,eng-IHl I Mr. and Mrs. Ilnl f!Prril'lc 111111 fl lo holrl n comfoJ'Iahle ·l:i-2·1 !earl slltrlllrl \','idk llil'trllgli Ill!! ltJilriH',V. gg1e ~~In , , ;nul Ill point:; resll!!l~lively, Olds .aJHI Ma~on Home Appil· Midwlson-Baicer Lumber Co., Fron; thcr·e on out it wns ali Ifamily wrre · Friday aftl'rniHifl goin1.: intn 1111• last pl'!'iorl. 'J'I1r' I '-wal' deadlock for Team W L It\

illlii·OIH•m"s gnme w!tich was the basement lton;Jrs. ,1 Wnyne Miller Sales ...... 42 211 play••r! \\'erhH•sdl!y night. The Mason, llowcll and Eaton Hnp· Christensen's Sales ..... Ao~;, 2!> 1.:, To Take Leslie 1 What ci' Value You'll save time and money with Dist rid Cliiss C finals will '~' iris ail ended the scatwn willl F'erds ~0 • """""'"::...... 40 ~~ What a Range With its sights set on the po~­ these new fc~turcs: C'enter Ime. steer- pla,l'l'd Siil uniay nigl1t. r'clci111·c·,·1J l'ectlt'ri.",, of 2 1v 1· 11 ~ .,1111.1 M.ns,on Tin me Appliance 39 ~'l 1 sibility of clrising its 1954 cage ing ... 12-voit electriclli system . • • Sl. 111:11'\',· mlcd qs JlH! top 10 IelSS''"'.,, .Tim s Markel ...... 39_ ~7 season with an upset victory over split-beam lights ... automotive type <'I:JS:{ C C'!uh in Ill(• "late, is ll·!,·tsr>IJ_ 11,.111 O[Jn.n'· tile Class B Mc.·Carn, Oids ...... 3il 3. 1 , Olwmos, Leslie posted a 25-21 Jlrc:;surc cooling system ... disc-type fai'IIJ'r•il lo ''"Jl I ill' disl.t'ict title. Di . .· , l r· . Thursdny Mills Slore ...... 31 11'" .3·1 1,, 1 1 1 111 1 111 l1alftiml! !l!acl, but fell when 'I'IH· Lllti!'s, II'd h,v H:ilph Coleman, . siJttc ·t LCHI ~ ' ~ · R · ' ., Hamburger Shoppe ...... 2::i <.:, 40'" , brakes, large capacity clutch left of n1g 1 a ansmg ,,ex 1on. cs 1tl'· J'v C ':> , .,,. Chieftain Hal Greer meshed 18 slccrinll<'llllllh~ ~IuhnP '!.'he rest of the Mason. team are 10r lll c ' ...... lowed to put Okemos ahead. ' · ··. · , .,~ Siod;hridge jloint-malclnr; efforH; D · 11 Prom there on Okemos led 1111 I 'J 'I 1 0 I' 'I 1l 11 U" I i'L111'ot" 'IIlli ''IJ[lllomor~s Mason mry ...... • Jill" nor, "a:;un ,,. ~• 11n:·; time with lO goals and 3 (oul · • s ' '' c • the way, ending the quarter 48· 1\[ason Uusinessmen's J,cn~;·ue 39 nnd nipping 'Lesl~c 21-13 in A make-up game between Kar­ the final stan~a. bclt and Aurelius was bowled oiT Greer easily topped 1he scor­ Seventh Graders ing for both teams, bagging !l ELECTRIC wo~~1,,;, Ja~t Friday night with Aurelius winning 3 points.· points in the first half and add· ing 18 in the second for a 27- End with ·win Tue~;rlay night Mason Elevntor l~iUFFLER~<' won :J points from Borden's Ice point total. Netting 11 points, ;··.· Mnson's crackerjacl\ seventh Cream. Price Brothers and Kar­ Richey, 6'3" sophomore, was sec­ graclc hasicet!Jall team closed out belt split with Postofi'icc ancl ond highest for the winners. RANGE Spnulcling and Warren Conard The g~s fumes that seep into your car tile season with a 25-20 victory Aurelius. from a faulty muffler arc irritating and ovct· Leslie Friday afternoon. Only 4 bowlr.rs had 200 games split the Hearing honors. for Les­ • o hazard to your ~afcty. Coach Maurice st,ail's cagers or 500 series. They wero Chellis lie, each tallying 14 counter~. finishcrl tl1e first selJSnn of nr· Hall, 207; Did; Lyon, 22,1-531; DON'T TAf

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If You've Been Doing Muc~ Driving in Michigan Road Salt

Eats Chances Are. That. . It Has!·

I Meta\l Don'! take chances! Leaky' mufflers, tail pipes and oxhausl pipes can kill you and your loved ones. If yours sounds loud or you can smell exhaust fumes do something about it ; . . . take your car· to BUD'S. BUD'S ' t .• • AUTO. PARTS South of llolt- 2 miles - Nm·tJI. of 1\lason Has a Complete Stock of Mufflers, Tail Phones (iJI0-4-4121 or 6H0-4-G4ll ud's . I "\, , Bud's Is Ce~tral Michigan's Largest· Buyer of Late Models Pipes and Exhaust Pipes. for Salvage. tl"t~~-==------~------~--...~~-.... ------~-----~ Ml'. f11111 1\h'A. Gr'rnlrl Gl'f!hmn I D L Parties Honor Mt'. nncl Mrs, f•:nrl Otis nprnerl H[lf'ill Hnll!l'dll,l' 1!\'onlng With Mr. ensmore- ane their• home few lhr. rogulnr mr.rJI· and Mrs. ,Jp;u·i l\1r:CahP of Dan,;- Dwight Helrrts lng of llw WIHJIII flelrl Cllr.atHJrs vlllr• y s k lnst 'l'uosday t!Vcnlng, Fehl'lllli'Y Cl;tl'l!lll'll c;rlgf.:s, .11'., and Dill'· QWS po en ~a. Iii Ill ~~~ ljl I~ ~~ 1/t ~ ljl Dwight Helms has rcf'EJiveri his Snventeen members ntlenrled. ryl Gr)i.:gti of Okemos spPnl tile rlisehnrge from tho army follow­ They plnyPrl progressive pedrrr WPI''' cnrl with tlwlr gmnripar·- M1·s, Nrttlo Lnrw of Lnnshlg Ing :! yenrs or scrvke, IJc hnrl lifter willt•h 11 huslrwss mePtinn Pills, Mr. anrl MJ'S, J•'r'illtl< Griggs, and K A. Densmorl! of Mason I'X· }lurch-Beebe spent tlw past 1 \!t yPars in Pnnn· Wlls held, i\1 llw dose of tlw Mr. nnrl Mrs. W. A. !lPr,;ln ill'!' l'lwngrorl rnmTinr:(e vows Mondny Vows Solemnized SalurdayiBirthday Party meeting 1ho hostess served re­ mn, planning In ~lny nt Long llmrf'i1, r!Venlng ul tile lionw of Mr. Mason Methorlist dntreh wus H!!lms fiiTiverl home last !':lal· freslunents. I he set ling for a prell,V wedding Flol'ida, tlll'ot!gli tile month of Mr~. Mnrl< Cnvl', Mrs, Cnve IIi n Given for Niece unlay ancl on Saturday cvr.nlug Mill'l'il. They recently l'l!lul'tll'ri nli•!'l' of the hrldl!'s, Saturday afternoon when Wnndn Ml'f. Heims' parents, Mr. nnd from II trljl to llnwall. nev, Pnul L. Anwid, pnstoJ' Gall flrr!he of Mason ilnrl I farnlrl Mill'g'rt Mt's, H.itolrarrl 1\111•, and Mrs. Clmtde llelms, Mr. der, wns glveu. A silent aucllon sing,r. arH .rs. • o Ill r z " ~an· cuvP alsn \1'1.11'1' an ordtlcl COl'· lor of tlw dntrl'it, pPrfCl!'mrd tho nml 1\!rs. Wayne I !elms of Lan· dnnhle·rlng r'PI'Pmony at :1 o'elor:k llt'0\1'11 nnd Vni('J'IP and Nlrtwy, on hnl\t•d guorls was IJP]r! wl1iclt Silf.!{~. :;ing were also present, netted the dub $10. .Jmncs l\1, Hughes or Youngs· Alit!!' !he C'l'l'ernony rerrr.Hh· lll'flll't! nn alllll' rlr•r•nrall'rl with Slilt·r•r•n l•'t',l', Mnt·y Amolrl, c;cm·· tjl til 1/1 Plans were started for n ram- town, Ohio, spent 'l'hrtrsduy ments of wedding £'alw, Jllllll'i1, haslwts nf mixc!cl llowron:, palrm:, ganrw l'11.sl, M1rril.vn Mr·Lcan, la~t lly night tn hi' lwld In Mnrr!h. wilh ltls Mr. anrl J\lr:-;, sandwll'iiPH Htlrl run£'y r•ooltlcK. and iightr•d lapr•r·:; In gold ean· <'arol 1\nwland, llari SwartiHntt, pm·cnt~, Mrs, nuth Goble will l'ntm·- .fames R. Iluglws, in oh~C!I'I'anc·e 1\'I!I'P HI'I'I'Cd. clelahr;l. Orw illlllrir'Prl·llvr•nty Maurcrtt Straight, .Judy nuc•t'· Concert Thursday t I tl I b I of ills fat,ilcr's illrlhclny nnnlvt•r- f{trests wiln<'ssP.rl IIH• nuptials. r·lr•r11 nnrl nolrrorta .Turlson, n II JC c ll nl I II' nnxt meeting s:ll'\', w Tlw couple took n wedding trip Mr·s. L, DI'I'WorHI ( '111'11 pluyl'rl Is Well Attended 011 Wednesday, Marcil 10, · • to fo'lorirla, ancl Inter plnn to vl~lt Calic•o Olrls Mrs, Olive Bmwn spPnt I liP Culm, f:tVIII'i/1' SC')CI'IiOJJH Cl[ lite l'OUp)e Three hunrircrJ.llfty p eo pIe Member's of, the Cnlir•o Girls WPcl< ennsmow rs a fol'llwr R<'I'Ved as ili'I'Oilljllllli~t for .Jo:> 1\JaiPclnn CPult•t' '·' school nucllloriurn Thursday eve· home of Kathleen Wel;stcr, ler and Jnrnliy and ,;,;1' ~on ·rnrl Mnsnn resident. Mr·. Dc•nsmore Is DPan who snng "I Lol'e Ynu Alnil'ci: lllf'l wllh Mrs. Wll>'oll ment day :rnd Algonquin LalH! ' · ' tnal 1•'11'1' JnsUI'iiiH'!' Compnny. Mrs, C:rrn IIH! LoiH•ngrin ccrt. George Murlhum is direetnl' 1 Fon'C! l:rst \Vr •rlt,ll'!idll,\' C'Vl'll in g. enmp. They also tallwd :rhmtl Pltw lsl:rnd lalw nc:tt' BPidlng. ,, ,, ,. nnrl M <' n d <'Iss o It n wrddin;.: I of ilw group. ,. mardws cllll'ing tltc> nuptials. , Tl'll mf'lnlwrs al!d a guest at· h:rving n roller sll' 1 tPtrrlr•cl. Both the concert and carlcl tnlv. nncl l\frs. Loyd C.nrnway wrists, ;rnd a lill'f' mll·h:rc·k mllat·. r~!\'1'11 out, wl1id1 nrc lo br rc· trombone trio, made up oi Bob son Friday, anci. Mrs. Nnrmnn Mirdwll :rnrl WPI'e gu<•sl.'. or lwnnr Sunriay I turnr•,t in :Jmnntl1s. Burgess, 13ill Porlr•r and Charle~ · famrlr of Lt!slie wc•re nlso S1tn·1 c•vPntng dunng lhP fellowship Tlw full fitisl n widl' I:H·r• panrl doll,:ll I h1• front. j Thro ;.:nn1p rlPI'i · . . crt Brmltcy of .faekson in ltnnt· Mr·. and Mr~,. Frnnk Harnmonrl. Ingham County News March 4 1954 Paqe 4 ing- nnri :\'irs. Fnrel''s rlaughte Jr., of Fluslung spent Sunday ' nylon net anrl illl'e, anrl r•a1TiC' II Garden Club Meets afternoon and evening with her an ill'l'llllgr•mPnl of pinl\ cal'lla· plnyrd Sl'veral nccorriion solos, 1 parents, M1·. anrl Mr·s. !•'rank lions with hllll' ribbon, For her daugiltm·'s wcrlding Lillian I!t•c•hf', !;islc•r of tlw Son!liwPsl Wlu•a(til'!d ,, · With Mrs. Diehl Wythe,, Monday ewming the BridPsmnid~ wr:ore Mrs . .JCI'I')' Il'lrs. Bcc~bt' chose 11 purple .fmr·;.; llrirlt•, anrl .Jro:rn 1\cnotll'lt, holl1 !\Irs. l"rank E\'l'rr:olt cntcrlnincrl Mrs. David Diehl opened her Wythes were gu~sts or Mr. anrl Ray of i\llnnli<· Cit;-, N . .T.. l'fliiS· with nwuvc aeees~ories. lll'r of Dr!lroil, and ~Irs. Clt:;!·Jps C'or· Southwest \VI!eallield extension homr to 17 members of the Ma­ Mrs, George -Champagne nncl in or tile hridC!, anrll\1rs. Kc•nm!tll slwulder 1·orsngc was marll' np of bin, !\Irs. C'<•r:il llopldns and lllrs. l'inb mcmhl'I'H for tncir rl:'gular son·Dansvillc Garden dub 'l'ucs· daughter of Lansing. Watch Repairing Freeman of Okr>mns, sistPl' of tile deep pinlt ro~ehuds. Mrs. Jlurl'h Lat'l',l' J~nton of Lansing S['l'\'l'ti Fl'hl'lt:ll',\' nweting. Eleven mcm- day, Mrs. Louis Stici assisted her Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Erlgington · hridegmnm. Tiley wore plnl\ wore an orehickniorcd gown with lite n•frcsltrnrnts. · ill'r~: altrnrlerl. :ts eo-hostess. and Mrs. Lnura, Hnnlon of De· DI~PRNDAHLI~ - ;3-DAY SEHVICI~ gowns, slyled lilwly\l'••lls Gt•t•cof" Gnc•sls up, 111 lhroir· I'PIItrn 'IIH'\' will l'l'· hy telling of an accident wbi£'!1 ville, Mr·ti. Theron Robart, of the Worl• Guaranlt>••d - Op••n J~wnin~s Til !I WOJ'C! Clips nf net to Tile ll!!wlyw!!rls grt!cled throir side in J\lason. ' · lwppcnrrl in the home, Robart· Nursing Home ancl Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lance and Dutch·typr~ family of Adrin n cnllert on Mr. m:1tch lllf'ir rlressc.o;, guests nt a l'l!<'<'ption in tile Mrs. Burch was gmdunte or TiH' sel'rc>tary rend IIH! minute' Marion Holloway of the Hollo· 11 and Mrs. Fredrick Fillingham I .Tudy Srnnc \\'liS flower girl. drurd1 parlor.~ imrncdinlPiy fol- llw l\lnson l!igll sl'lwlll dass of of. tire last ml'cling nnll the !rea~· \\'11,1' Nursing Homr.. Sunday. 1 Site prrc·ederl till' hrirle clown ihe lowing the ceremony. Mrs. Hoh· JO.'i2 an.l hao; sinf'r lll'cn Pill· mer·~ report was also rend and Mrs. A. V. Smith Sllperviscd Mrs. Nels Fcrriby ami Mrs. aisle wem·ing- a rroel1 or nn·hid r.rt E\'ery hml charge of tile guesl plo.l'r!d in llw Ingham A. S. :ll'cepted. !11emhPrs them madP n the group in making horticullur- c. Ethel Browne spent the week end [ William H. Willis nPI, with a mntching headdress. register. offiee. 111r. Bllt'l'il is self em· donation to the polio clrive. al therapy boxes Lor the convales. In Sarnia, Ontario, Canada, They i' 30fi 1~. Ash 1\fmwn Mel Thompson of Lansing Hcfrl'silml'nts were served ployl:'tl. rre is a grarluall' of tile l\1rs. Robert Foreman tendered cent· homes. spent Saturday in London. served as bl:'st man. Gmomsmcn fi'Om a lncc·covered tnhlc ccn· Oi;cmns Com;olidatcd seilnol. her resignation ns chairman, and The hostesses Sl'rvecl n dessert wcrr. llany Durell of Lnnsing, ter•ecl witl1 n 3·ticrccl weclclin:.; n11 rr1•t L!ulC'hPon Gi\'l'n Mrs. Harold Huffine, vire·d1nir· ltmch of rcspberry si1ortcai"on were Recepti'On FeteS nivcrsnrics or Mrs. Roy Hill and! Richards, Games were played Br.ides-To-Be! Housewives! 1111'. anr!Mrs. Seih·Cnrlson Thurs· guests at dinner Sunday o[ ]Vir. , Mr,. Robert Forernnn. Mrs. Curl and Mrs. Laws served refresh- day afternoon. and Mrs. Kcmwlh Bihhins. Satur· Donald· Beebv-~,. rr:JIIrcecived the guest prizl'. menls of cake and ice cream. Mr. illlrl Mrs, Harlnn Collar~· r1 a,\' eVClllng· c,a 11 en: were l\1 ~··an< 1 • ...... ln the afternoon Mrs. Fmnk Jimmy'f received severn! nice t.nrl nm·hnm nf Pitman, New Mrs .. Harry Snell nnrl famrly or Church nnrl Mr.~. Frank E1•ercl.l gt Is, Here at Las·t .Tersry, Dr. mull\lrs. De\I'I'Y Bond Leslie, Mrs. !llilton Bechr, l\lrs. K 1 ~ 11 • Jll': nf' lilt' mliccl tile meeting to order. The Cash Price $63.90 Soulh Delhi Farm l3nrl'au group 1:ruup voted to sencl $5 to the - At the Grand Opening of r>n Tllllrsrlny, F'ehru:rry IR. Loren "Pennies for Fril'nciship" ftrnd. Spink lrrl tire discussion on 1he Tl1c group planned a pnrty Ior CADY HARDWARE topic of tlw mnnlil nnrl l'y!rs. L. Sniunlay, Mnrch ::ltf, In he held in We MARCH 11 - 12 - 13 L. Surato furnished tire rccrca· the Aurelius town hall at which Basic Matched 15-Piece Set t ion. lime hushamls will be guests. Deliver 'l'hc hostess served refresh- The lesson on "Safety in the ments. Home," was presented by Mrs Plus Hour-Saver Food Cutter nroxil'l' 'l'l'llil Charles Decg nrHi Mrs. Kcntwth With 5 Cones The. Dexlrt• Tmil Community Slusscl'. 111rs.' Rollo Foote led the For Fm~11 Btu·cnu met· nt tire Vc\'a;· recreation after which refresh Valued at $102.60 tnwn 111111 Jlrirlay evening. Gcrnhl menls were served by the host Coming Monday Graham, county drain commis· ess ·:~ssistcd by Mrs. Dan Darrow Prescription sioncr, wns pr·escnt to help in the Bell Onk ''. $90.85 disctlssinn nf the lopic, ''Finnnc-• Members of lite Bcl_l Oak ex Service - March 15 · ing Drail,1s Within anrl Between tension group met with Belle .Basic matched set can also be bought on "Ay, Wr:dnPsdny In ho111PH. World Day nf Pray;•!'• l•'rlrlny, l~rldny In Lenl. I at 1licit· homn In Bmollsvllli• \Vh!'ll r•omtcciiiiJ.: 1111 elr.ctrlr. ,'II,, JlliSiot'. Chlll'l'il HdHJnl, IO:OIJ 11. ___ Murch :\, They will nwPI In lim 'l'lw jHtrpose of the rlny Is to Thursday aft<'l'IHHIII. appliti!H'r>, plug Ill<' Plcctrlr: !'ord m.; wnrsllip set·viroe, II ::Jfl n. m.; Wlllhunslon i\ll'lhudlsl TIPV. P1·csllyterlnn churdJ 111 :l o't:lock. unite nil Chrlsllnns In a hond of Mr. nnrl Mrs. CIPIIIs 1"llrld1llng Into llt~> appllnnm first, tlwn Into ~'llllllJ.: (H'II(l(l''S 111l'l'l(nl(, 7;:10 p,lllol'fl!'(! .Tamm;, pastor. f:inll'l·h Ill 10 o'!'lnclt T~rldny mornllli-: fll'ltyer nnrl In 111l11W nn offering will t·clehraln their :l;llh W<'drllng lilf' ottll<'l, Plllfllllwlw hmtHchnld 111 there will lw 11 scrvlm for fnltr·lh, for Chrlstlnn mi~HinnH nt homr 11•1· • j·":linnl. 10 a. m.; wor:;hlp sr>rvi<'e, unnlvcnmt·y Murch !1. Their l'hll· PC]lllpnwHI spPdttllsts nt Mir•hl· --- 11 11. m.; Yorrllt l•'!:llow:;hip, .lrtn· fiftl1 nnrl sixth grn.le pupils in nnrl abroad. tlrcn nrc Jllnnnlnr: an open hom·c gtlll Stnll' <'olh•gP, 1 I he Ra rtlst dJLtJ'r·h. 'I' he prngmm mrnP.H from a rll [. 'II• Willinmslrm HI. J{nlhf'J'irw's 1'"1' gm11p, :; p. 111.; sPnirll" r:rotrjl, J•:JilH<'CIJIIll. Not'lll:lll 1\inz!P, vlr·r!l', £i p. m. Cilfllr IJI';wlii·P, \VPdrH'!i· t<:v,·ry IIIII' whn p:•;alt~ himsl'lf will hll humhlt•d, and ht• The Mason sPtVII'PS lll"r' hcln;: f<'l'r•nt c·mtnlty crH'h year. Tlw C1Prl'i<-l's litH! l'irlil'l'il ;whorl), II :flO day, 7 p. m. whn h11mhk~; ltilmil'li' will Ill' <•xnltt•d. (Lulu• H:II.H. S. V.) held undc!r lilt• spons11rshlp nl W:il sPrvic•p was prc>pan~d hy ''· II. m.; nrMI and llflh Slllldays, !:Pad i,IJI((• ID:l-10. Unlted-Cinrrel1 Women, afrlllatrod Sal'llh Chnltlw, president of Jsa· Ingham County News March 4, 1954 folll"l II !-iiiiHi;tys, Holt Ettdmrlsl. Till' 1\'r'li·klloll'tl Bible slOI'Y of Znechrwus, the publican, with llw Nallon;il Cmnwll nf tltc> hr!lla Tlwhl!t'n eollPge, Lucl\llnw, 'l'lilrrl Srtrulay, mol'lllng prayer Willlnmsl1111 Nll1111'1'11f', H1•v. pic•Iut·r•s faitilrully lilf' truth ll'hic•h our text points up. Chttri'IJCs of Cllrlst in the IJ. s: India. She wa.". falally stJ•lelwn 1',' illid lilany. Il, 11:1111 fl. 111.; pr:!yPr nwr>tinr~ iH• was C'ltir'l' nmnn;J; I ill' puhiieuns. But. lhc!'C cumc a clay (.fohn tn: WI Is llw rtwnw for 11)(' fPII' W<'l'lls ngo, so tlw sc>t"l'lrP will , Ingham TownshYp ~liiSUII ('Jrul"l•h ol' IJI!' NIIZIII"I'IIP, Wr•dnP~HI.Jy, H:IIO p tn.; l ,til liPs ll'ilt•ll, in ot·c!c•r lo ~;c•c• liH• Maslet·, lo glirnp~~c the l>lesserl far<' World n,1y uf Prayc•t· lhls .I'Prvlc•r•o fnr tlu• ny HW o t1c i!SDn 1lll'r• 1 o 'I'' jO,'.' ol" ('liri~l's lnVf' 1101' fill(] fcllmvship with those or Chl'ist- Olwmos Communi!)' C'IJUI'I'll have: Ill<' Nnznrenc, MJ·s. Leland Austin ITIIl"fl<'l' ,lftllll''. p:t•:tot•. Worship \VPrhwsrlay, N:nn p. 111. Noti'ce of Reg~stration lil:t• IH'ilt'l I. Ill il, 111.; l\ilrll• l'!ttss, Ill 'I'JiflUCl IT F'Oit TJ II•; DAY fo1· tlw LPntrn set·ics anrl w;ts ami Mr:.. L. C. Oils of 1111' Melli· r1. m.; drvitH' :-1 1 1'\.'ir·P, II H. m. well receivrrl. II is C'Ompnserl of orlist d!lll'l'h. Mrs. Jiltgh .1. Barl· Monday, March 8 Ni!ni<'r,'. dl'(llll"tllll'lil Ill lHISI'llH'III Irnll :li:l!l:II'I'IH', H.•\". \'l"ilii;;Pl I illllliliry is il ll~, lirnn· I rom II H. 111. 111\dl'l" r·ompP· ": nl;i n,1"1."~1111~:. l:or.'"illp,. II' ,'1: ~~~.;I . ·-~-.-.----.-.-.--,------• who Iiltc to sinr,. l•'rilnds Hoell!'· 1\hs. Paul L. Arnold and Mt·s. M. sinew 1!1·1!1 o1· wlw huw mo\'Pd into lh<· luwn~liiu sinee voling; l'lst'll'lH'I'c• must l'l'l~istp)·. • lr•11l !IIIJII'I'\'i•:lon. ~- .... I. ·.'" h. I.>!'· Ill., I\( 111.11.,' .llll"l'lill>. Btljill'.,, I'.! ill!·. I tid(· !ngh11m Women Mal!J\"IJit• 111111 \'anJn\\'n clll.ll'Cil!!s, 'l'ilP scrins iJH'IUolcs, "BfesSCI) 0 pea un ay 'I'PadJPI'S lrs1rnn slurlv flllllll\'l'rl h1· utr•r•iin;.:~; 1:::11 I'· ;n .. t•lcnin~; r1•J. lit_IV~· at'l'i.IIJ,gcd a,!~I'<.Jg~·am lo.r IIH: lire til(! Poot· in Spiril," "BI~ssrll 1 pl'fiYI'l' scrl"ic•p 111 8 ·fl. 111. Larlit•s lo\\"~lrip ,~ 1 ,,,,. "'1 lH>lll. l'r;:\1'1" \\11tiJI I\1~ o[ I J.t}CI. It lVIII ht lire I he Meek," "Blrsscclllre llir Sf. ,Jnllll's ('alholif' :\li•;siun, Til. 111 1 Rev.. Tohn llsPJiine will he llaplisl flninn :lrrl \VPrlnPsrl:t~·. 2 nH'I'IinC" \\',•lirll''·rJ; 11. ['\'l'lli:t". at liPid l•'riday, 1\TardJ ~. at 2 p. m. Ri!llilrous," "Blessed lire 1111' ! ' Hl•v. ~.lsgr. ('ilitr!Ps l~fi;Jting, JlilS· r,uest speaker Sunday morning at I p.m. in lilllllf'S. ~)I m. ·' · M in I liP Milll•illl' l'illll'l'i1. MerC'iful," "BlessPrl lire till' Pure• II rr'r:lrH'k r>.l llic \Villiam~lon tor. Mas~; will hr• ~aid al the• ,.h~lfl· in ITearl," "Bies:;ctl lin• lhP PPr· I"!cv. Truman Cochran of lhf.' Bnplisl l'llltl'ch. f'l ill llJr• <'ot"llf'l' or Soutlt .lrlfl'r· sccLJtecl," rPalm SttiHlayJ, anrl Williams ion Gnspl'l Hall, -10~ I }liiil·lJlp Crrmmnnity, C'arfrJn llfl!ll ist C'IILII"c!J in Gregory will The 1\•;pJI inc family plans I o ;;rrn anrl ('Ju•rt·, slrrPis ill III::JII "13lcssecl Arc The~· TIHll Molll'll," I3lll"l;lt•.l' rnnrl. lll'!'aldtig of BrPilll, I·",.jtz. p:t~lor. \\'rrr,htp ~f'I"Vi>'<'. II<· ~~ursl sprfilwr for I ill' rlay. Tile return to missionar~· wmk in Silllll.t~' morning. Maumly Tlnrr~rlay. 10 a.m.; ~~uru\:ty sr·lwol and l~ihlP Jri·J:i n. m.; :

s•·llool 111 a. \Vednl'sclay :vc iing mreting on 1 1 · • • 1•.·! 111 \\'1·.··1 t Onondaga 1own Hall ,, 11 a. m. anrl ':.10 111. Prayer • the firs! anrl lhirrl WcclnPsria\' of 'I f • 1 t"!i lire liJJI"tell S't,"Jie".· •,ti"C tll.\'l.!(nl( Thursday afternoon. Burial IVa:; Jl. nilmJ ~·. t '1tr rrn I•" lz, flii'•I•JJ'. ·' ' William anrl Ronald Denning o[ srrvit-!' \\'c•riJH'.'.rlay, 8 Jl. m. So·llhc month. Sunda1· sr·hool in. llil' l'llltclli[> !·1'1"\"i<·P. fl:l.r- rt. m.; :'rr· l·n<.\·.·ceJJ~ Jl1e clt'\•J"st"o!l of I1ornc in Munith cemetery. Dattlc Creek caller! Sunday eve· l'iety llll'l'l~ lirsl Werlnl'~rlay of I same IJLtilding ;11 i 1:on a. 111. '.• i.'•'•'t"rJilS" tll1tl f tlll' rli>.lri< t :.upcri!:lron ' - ' ning on Mr. and M1·s. IIttgh An· ric 111, Fl"illl'I l'tlcil. C'illtrd1 Sl"ll""l. Ill"' ·N <'t 1 ,· :l'lwnl, t;·wt s : p <' r ~ c• n rlrnl, !·rank I' me within tile rcnch o[ manl\inr.l Mrs. Rnymond P~tch of Homer sinr:. II 0\\' ( 'IIIUS'rl1\ 1\' SCU:NCI•: tO a. m.; worship scrvirr. tl n. 1' 11 ' IL l .:llwk dt.nrwr oil I Jl. m. through tile spiritual growlll spent last •Wednesday with her Mr. ancl Mm. Clnir Swift nn!l I JIEAI,S m.; Cliristiun E•JdCII\'or, 7 p. m. ~tnrt lnlll"th qtlillrl'rly ["(Jnl•_'rl'JH'C that reveals the true, spiritual mother, Mrs. Nellie McCreery. ir.mily were dinner guests Still· evangclisli<· servke, 8 p.m. C'hoit• Ill I liP nflf'I'IJCII•n at lilc 1\fillvillc' nature o[ man in God's likencs:; Howard Hnrlmess and mothct· rlay '" tile home of her brother, NO PUIWHASE NECESSAHY practice is held f'\'CJ'.V Wednesday I'!Jureil. lVIII be emphasized in lhc lesson· visited al the Floyd Vieary home Hemy Buckingham. God.s law Cancels al 7::Jo p. m., wilh p1-.1yer meet· • ··--- sermon enlillcc! "Man" which Sunday. . . . Mr. nntl Mrs. nalph Hart mvl ing at s p. m. 1•:1!t•n Unill'tl l~r .. thrf'n, lT~:•riJct•t \'.'ill lie read at Christian Science John Gnrficld rs stck lhts wee!;. daughters were Sunday evcnin~ DOOR PIUZI~ -- 1'(. C'ilc!T.\', r.>:tslnr. Sundl!".ship, 11 ;1. Hnrr vJsltc!l therr mother, Mrs. Lr~s(Pl' Christier1scn. 1 Com1• :uul ,Join lhl' Fun . Ifni~ '!: 1~~~~~- •·hul'l'h: n.cv . .c; lm.; ('hristian I~ndc•m•ot·. 7:-l:i p. Addie Earl in Parma, Sunday. 1\lr. and 1\Irs. Don King enter· Station CKL\V .T,m:r.~ I ,t~n;:~·. )lolstr_il. S~m~l.t~ 1111.; <'\t•ning sr•rvi<·r·, 8:1:i p. m. l\Iason :\I!'tllltdist, Raymond L. Her condition is improving. lainecl Mr. and 1\lrs. Herm1n 1 l\20 un :rom· tlial molntnr, \\OTH·, :-; 11. m.; Nnrtnn, pastor. Sundny worship, Cnntalonf' and family as dinner NIJt Ht•sponsihll' I'm· Ar'ei II, Ill, 30 {~, P· m.;~ :~grl·\l"c•c(( scn·il'e, will sponsor a pntwnke suppc•r at m.; Yottth Fellowship, (j p. m .. !st. Morning worship, 10 a. r.1., wilh M1·. nnd Mrs. Bert Berg. 1 1 1 · Pt ncsc ay, ;., fl. n1. I he Vc•1·ny I own li;ill [rom () tn n program leaders, E1·vin Owen and communion service; Sun d a~· 1\·Irs. Darwin Doerr h1•I Mrs. ------• p.m. 1\ frr•f:·will offering willlJC David Robbins. Youth Choir re· school, 11:15 n. m.; youth group, Francis Kesling and children as Lansing Economy Furniture lakPn. hcarsal. Tuesday at 7 p. m., nntl 7:30p.m.; cvc11ing worship, 7:30 clinnc1 guests Sunday. offi<:ial honrd meeting at 8 p. rn. p. m., sermon, "SurPess or Fail· Mr. and Mrs. Charles Franldin n u 11 ,, I" iII" i\!<•lhOilisl, Rev. Church m c rn hers hiP classes ure." 1\'Pnt to West Windsor Sunday . Chnrl~ n. Gro~ ~st1~ 10 a. W~n~~y. 4 and 7:M ~ m. ~~-~~~~--~---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ m .. dnJITh r'rliool, G. 1':. Mann· Pnr) er group, Wednesday at 7 ing, stqwrinlt>nrlenl; 11 a. m .. p. m. Woman's Society of Chris· 1\"or~hip :-:Prvif'r, llw first lenten tian Service Wedncsd~y at 8 p. mco Mn. Helen Beeman rllsirll'l, will he guest ~penlwr, r~;rllfr,rn'·l, Vows Exchanged · day nl the Chnrleli So lim• home, WultPJ' Mnnro nf 1 :unlng, has oretl couple received muny nlr.o r·r.t m·nod sunday fmrn 2·weoi!H I Thl~ ~CJ'Vif'll Will star·t al 7;:10 )1. 11 m. and artm· tile HIH'Viee Dr•. Ji'ltf!ii llel'llnrlhm nan GOJ'Ilnn of Los· Mt•, aurl Mrs, 13!11'1' Pottm• of hnon spr.nrllng iliH flll'lnllgh with r,lfts from thclt• chllrlrcn, trip to Loulslllllll, where they vis· i\. II. A, Hold~ IUi!l'ilng· wJIJ f'OIHiUcl the l~ollr'lh QUiii'ICr· lie nnci Norman L. Miller of munith Hpent Werhwsrluy cvenl11g Mt•, nnd Mr·s, l•'rPrl Mtnrn nne! A. meeting of nil pnrontH hiler· ltr.rl Mr. nnrl Mr·s. Olin Wells. Jackson Man· Dies ,\nnwd 1111!1!1 lng of tltr lngiH!IIl l,v I'(IJifl'ri'J]('[>, On April 7 nov. Stockhrlrlgn exdlilngerl werlrllng with 11w Evr.roll Bnlrcrs. fnrnll,l' nnrl ntlwr frh~llliH, A Pstml In hnvlng u Cull Seoul nnrl li'rnm !hum Iiley WPnl In J~llll'hln, ,'-;t ncl;hrlrigP A. ll. A. was lwlrl Lloyd llinlwln,v nf Jtnynl Onlr will vows SniLtrrlny nfternonn In tire Mr.~. nol!erl Mlltec!r rmtr~l'· hlrt hriny rllnnr•r wns held : :unrlny Bn:; Scout troop In Onomhq::a, William ,J. Clnrlrc culled on Monrlay nvrminr.: In tlw town hr• tlw guost spralwr nnrl nn April C:alvnry Ml'lhorllst· chtn·ch In tninerl fl boys last 'l'llltrsrlny nt'lt•r In ltonrll' nf Mldmel Munro who Will ilr. held next Munday CVl'· Nnllle 'l'nylor nt the Wedgeworth In Local Hospital· .Jackson, sC"il()ol In honor or hrw son, Hnil· wns 2 years old. Tn the evening nlng, Mnrch 8. l'ill'lllng Plant. Mr. nnrl Mrs, Imil. A. C. Jlnltzcr of. Mll'itlgan H the ~llrRt spe:rlrer will hr. Dr. Stair enllr!ge gnve a talk, Murtln Pt'l, .Jr., on his elr:hth blrthdr~y t lw 1\ILIIH'n family vlsltr!rl Mr. and .Tan lee and Mkhnel Munm nr·r~ Grot·gn. Clnrlw of Mu~on nc· Stewart Wntsnn, H:!, rllerl Still· Gil'llll M. Fr·.vr•, bishop's nsslstnnl. 1 flm!llewalri HrHI Duruw .lal'ohs A C'anrllr!llglll r•ommunlon The bride Is the rlnugh!l'r of' nnnlvrrsnr·y, 1\lrs. WnrTr~n Grow nnrl family confined to their llllme will! till! i''lllll[lltnll'd them. rlny evening In the Howe MP· Mr•. and 1\Jr·s, Hay 9nrdnn of Mrs. Phyillo Stowe and 1\lury at Vnnc!0!'1~oni< Lalw. When Mil· l'hlelrr.npox. Mt•. nnd fllrs. C:ar·r·r•t Slmm~ morlnl hospltnl In Stnclibrldge IVUI'I! elnderl a.o.; 1lln•r•tors. He· sr•r\'lr·r! will he held on Maunciy J'r·cshments eloscrl lite meeting. Thursrlny, April lfi. Lnsllu. Mr. nnd Mrs. 1• loyd Miller ll!illhouse spent Saturday In Dn· ton wttn·ns to Callfornlrr, he will __ nnd family of Grand Lc•dge vi:;. fr;IIowlng a lonr.: slelmess, of Stodrhrldge nre tile brldo· trnlt. enter the murine l\1, P. training ltr~d 1\h•. nnrl Mrs, Vern Me· Mr. Watson was 11 I~ntivu nf · ~l'Dotn's [lill'Unls. Hoy MeCJoud has hr.r•n absent sr~hruol. . Wcnderland Mnlllll; Moruln,\', Gregory. He WHs ungagrrl in I he L l s ' S , d· d 13aslrets of Willie glmlloll and I fr·nnr Iris rum! enrrlcr mute J'nr Mr. and Mr:;, S. B. Ewers, Sr., _____ nrlverllslng anrJ lllHli urrlr!I' IHJSJ en en' erv1ces ervlces Con ucte greens dccomtrd llw r:lturr:h allm· 2 wcclls due to sldmess, - and s. 13, Ewers, .Jr·., of Judlsnn 1\ll·s. w. ,,, Clru·Jw I PI . JII!HH In .raelrsrlll for many years. A sh d d F M . h M 80 for the ceremony. I Mr. unrl Mrs. Wallet• Sl!arlnnrl \V[!l'P Stmdny guests nf Mr. and Miss AIPthn Clariw was 1111 Fe t ams Mr Wut.son \VIIS also tho o\Vni!J' .re ( e u e Or Unit an, 'l'rmlltlnnul w·crldlng music wns nnd Mr~. Pearl Stilt are S(lCllding Mrs. Jo'mnl\ Mohr anrl family. A overnight gtwst last Werltwsrla,y Flm·l!nr'll llrnwnr of the f1rst llltlomohllc In .Jack· 1 . I•' 1I v· 11 ·I1 M· 'f'.1 HO 0 f M111 !Ill 1 played for ilw nU(llials, some lime:> In Florida. . hlrlhday riiiiiH!r wns held In honor the home of Mr. and Mrs, H. ' \ • ol,\ - • • . •' , '11', 'rlllrl '•Irs, At•tiltlt' \"IIrlr! ar1rl [ G g' M it• lVI \V 11 111 HUll. lie llltcnrlcrl the first attlo· II rirf'rl last Monday evenlnor at 111~~ 'l IJC hrlde wore a gown nf f "II " c• '. . 0 rl'or e 01 • Ill a.,~ G. \Vooclarcl. mobile show In New Yorl1 In Tlw Stor:kbrirlgf' ~ktltnrllst • h 1 · Ill 1 1 am Y spr.n 1 ,oliiH1 ay WI 11 1 1liH yeal'H olrl. Mrs. Glr!nn 1 lurfrn·d J'l!llll'll!!d ehureh hils sl'lwrlull'rl a serit•s of llllllll'. Sr•rvir'Ps wrre c~onrluetcd IV rite Chant y laee anr IIY on Jliii'Prits the William Wildes of 1\lr. und Mr'R. Dale! Nowlin of Mr. anrl Mrs. Smmwl Gillr!ll lwnw Monday fl'rllll Foolr! Ito~· Nnvcmher of -umn and placed an from tlw 1\lllrwr horne In lttlle ovr.t• satin, styled with a y : · ti · were Sunday gue:its of have a son, Halplt Wllliurn, i>oi'Jl fum~rnl 1 1 .Tur:i~Hon pltul will'l'l! shr• urulerwrmt sur· order for· a car at lltal time. Stodrhrlrl"e last 'l'hurHday at !l::Jfl fitter! horlke, long sleeves anrJ n 1;,~ ani c' l•'rlduv, Fehr'llill',Y 21i, at tlu! Stim· LPnten servict•s to lie lwlrl every h • • I ,. 1 nyr 1an 1 1s con 11 ner 1 to Ills tlwir pnt·cnts, Mr. and Mrs. Bill'· ' gPry. Sill! is improvlnr.:. p. 111., with Hnv ..lames Nixon of lmteau neddlrw. Thf' full Hills. Jo~dr ,JeWt!lf w.ts lllrtltnn !J'tcllv "Ill fitlJ'Cl' (JJl !Jet• I'lgltl "·1t'" 13"1'''1" ]."nnJr.t• Mr•s E'rlll'l ' C'rliPsts of J\lr 'IIHI !vii'S. Willi:JJn tr.ry, • a<'IHDtl. 1 J'l 1 c l'f 7 1 1 11 1 · ' ' " ' " "' " h" '"" · ' • • " ' Mr nncl Mrs I 'IWI'PtlC'r' Chrkt> - ·· · ·' , . , .... , ••• ·_, • ·.cw;ll'rs, ill.; gran~e1 rret!, nflwnor·.BrlriPstnalrl~;wereMary hand last weclr. Glover•, Mrs. Vern Dwight ami.1 ', . ·· "',., --. ' ,"JIIurfrll'ri Sunday Wl!l'r. Mr. illHI SurviVll1g him Is " sister, Mts. I Sc•rvrr•es sr•hl'rilllc•rl are: Mnn•IJ 1·1 e:reat·gl'ill1riellllrlren, and ,J Margaret Gordon, sister of the Mt·. and Mrs. Howard Williams Mrs. Alice Dul \1"1" ·r lllr11 "ii'.IJ>' lll·tl'l'il 17 1,,,, 1\lr•l U ·J n .. n. E 1 Diet 't'',, 1 I' 1 Grand~ ' P..ln, spr.nt Mnnd.ry With hc.r 1 1111 0 0 " "'' ' • ·' · . ·', • .' - .. · .'~ · -: Lennard ~ lc .s w~,te ~t c ,e ' ' l· met with Mrs. Celia Weston Ma11rice DeC.nmp. . mother, Mrs. Laut·a Ilurslwy in wltlt 1\lrs. Art bur· Whitnr•y Stockbriclgc resident for man~· l~ot.nnc Johnsrll,l, P":'_tm o,f .t~Je Wr·rrl Ilulson JIJH1 cit O.rl\le~. 'l'uesclay evening. Mrs. George A cornmumty pntlucl< dtnner Charlesworth. \VPrlnrsr!ay. Mrs. 1\:larlr• Cavender· ~·curs, riled at the Orlr! l•'ellow U:..~nJ·c~ut,'~ '·I·ll~~ltil:;rliiHt, ', c ':.u,' ~!'· t·:sciJ ;rre on a buying trip to Linrln Toppinr:. :Jb·e of t:w Sprine:man had charge of the will be held at the Onondaga Lawrrmcc Cia rile S(JC'Ill Mnn·l gavr• the IP.'iSt>n on "Safety in till' homn 111 .Jaeksntl Wednesday, HJ'.'.rl.~t~~~,~ "',11c1 ~·, l~c.':_Lr\1111 !\'pw Yonk for• the D. and C. br·irlcgroom, nnrl Sllirley Dralw pr·nrrt·am. Community l'hureh. Friday ~VC· day in Plinlat meeting of the'llome." HPfreshments were 11 11 February 17. Burial was inDex· I L".tu. ol. ~he: Line::".\ I. • " .M~IIl· >·ton•. were flower girls. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Datdwlor ning. Frank Dalrlwtn of Hrv~s National JCarm Loan a~sol'iatiotl. servl'rl hy· tlw hoslouplr. .left on a wedding trip l.o Willmore's sicl\ness. guests oi Mr. and Mrs .. .Jasper' The Pnsl Millrons r:lub met Miami . .F'nr tmvclin!~ the bride Tr•tTy. On Saturday eventng Mr. with Mrs. Orrin Young at Pattr.r· chose a light hlw~ im their elasses. Tiley Robert Noble, township derl\, Fm·meJ·Iy WhitPcmft Greatly Reduced Prices Alma college, ~choc>l. have the mumps. <•llenderj the Miciligrrn Township \Viii Park~ o[ North Waterloo The Riverside Community dull A!;sodation convention held at For Prompt Service Sec Ue1'1lic at spent Sunday at the Maynard Pvt. ftobert Lambert spent 1he will tmlcl its mrmthly meeting- nt the l-Intel Olds in Lansing last StanfiPici home. past 10 rlays with his parents, the school on Thursday evening, 'Thursday. lllr. i!IHI Mrs. Louis Sclnr· Mr. anrl Mrs. 1\1 LnmheJ'l. lit! March 11. Mt·. ami Mrs. Harvey Ji'mnklin, DONE BY EXPERTS mad\r•r ul \VateriiJo entertainer! lws IJr:cn tr:rnsfcrrerl fmm Port Mr. and Mrs. Larry Franklin, AL RICE CHEVROLET ll1e LPhman family at rlinn~r Knox, 1\y., tro Fol'l Ll'e, Va., Mr. and Mrs. Ward Mulvaney .Jerry, Wanda, George and Sheila ANY ~I Aim- ANY ,JOB Phone l\lason 2-30(il I Sltnrlot,v. The Elmer· and Wayne J wlwrc lw will go to quartermas· oi L;;nsing anrl .Jerry Mulvaney J Fr.anldin, were l~osts nt a ~ur· 'LdJm

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• 1'<'1'1111 (Ill'.~ ILI'Il J.\'IIIHI, lifil'll tn gl'adlllllC lllll'HI!H i>lllri,YillJ~ (lf!l'imtcc In nur~lng cducutlon or tnwarrl tlw lll'gl'PI', lllliSlr!l' nt' HCJ'I'feC. Clnnd ''""'"' Jll•ed Pill h nsln.~· Four Fellowships Ydt•rwe In nursing. TIJri'P. an! in Add II ionnl information and np· · Dr. M. J. Green U1• g·up~ls, tim llf'lrl o[ llll!tllcnl·slll'ftic-lll Jllli'S· pli~atlon formH Jil1ly he ohtulni!d VETI~RINAinAN lng nnrl ont! Is In lllli'Hing Hl~rvke WhltiJII'd ('l'l'ltnl IH II 11'1'111. Offered Nurses hy Wl"i!lng Denn Kntlwrlrm Fa· rulmlnislmtlon. I•:;H·h fPIIowship vlnr!, Wayne University Collegr. N. Ccd11r St. 111118011 Jo'our tendrlng l'i!llow.-;IJips and UPIJrin,;· with llu~ II'Pthtlng­ I!IJJTII'H 11 t;tlpcnd of :j;l,ll07 for tilt! nt Nur~lng, 5:!:17 CnHs, Detroit 2 l'hORil 1\!JISOIJ 07fll J'pnsL II ilmilrl) nllllllWI' of HdiOJ:JJ'SJJips lfl·nronlil auadrm1l~ (ll!l"iod. Michigan. ' ------·-··------·-- -·· ------fo1· gmrlunlr. ntli'SJ!S wlslil•r:: J'ur­ Parlidp:tnts ll'iliiH•I•xpt••·tPd 111 tileJ· bludy in llll' fll'ld lll'f' avnll· lliiVI! j'flll l'V!!I' m;lfil' II fWCanljiJHI ill\!! 111111 J)(JOJI, (and maybe givt~ ~fl hours a wePI\ or as~i:-:1· nhll! ul Wayne Ulliverslty for llw n1wu In sllpi•rvising ~ludents In pit!'! 'J'IJpy Ill' :! lntnly. In fael I've J l'v.-, hr,r.n nrai1m~ qulle a few' JK!I'sons nrc ut·~ed to Sllilmil lli••lr· minimum of H lwurs er'l!flil Jll'l' iJPI!Il gohw lhrnugh llloHI! 1 yrnst reel pes, rolls, mffr!e ealws, applir!llllons ns enrly Jllis sprln~ :;l'nwslnr Is t'I!IJIIir••rl. Nnrsl's ' . l:11lac•lws nnrl all ldnds of twisty as possihle. MARCH SALE' IIIIlS! h~ 1•llgih!P for admissinn ro huJwlwK of rPJ'Ipr•s lllill I'VP I!Jing,,, Wllh glnzlngs or· frosthl" I f Unlli!d Slates Puhll•· )]J•nilil IJH' IIIIJ'S[ng Jii'JHII'inh.!lll llf 1111' savPrl nil )'Pill'; 1•:\'PI'Y, •lny I try llwy rio tool; J:oml. '!'om, Ell;\1~: Sm·viee sllpPruls 11F ~ l,lill'l c•rJI•iJ \Va,\'nr. grad\Jall! SJ'ilunl to qualify 1 SllllH!IIJing dlllcrerrl. Sonw IHIVP hPih's J;!-yntu··olrl hoy, stavs here 111'1! opr!n to qunliflPd 1111n;es in· rrnd HIJ1111Irl have sr•v••ral y~:ar:' S I blJJ'Ilt'li lip, If \~I! rllrln I 1\nrl I IH!VI!I' SIIW anyone appi'C· lng progmm. 'I' he o 111'·.1'"111' Jll'li· J!arr•. for rl VPI',\' rnrJdJ. 'I he IIIli'S d:~le sul.'h lhings 11ny l)['lll!l' llwn gram I'OillJlriHPH l'SHI!nllnii.Y llll' IV<' Iiiii' I sll<-k Into 111.1' loosJ!IC!r~f lw d;Jr•s. lie t;liiT!II' puis Villi!' professional ma.lnr In a (li'OJ~I'illll ••nol\ lion I\ nnd II. Is l?'lling so tl lil!ill't In Io II 1n f1iss nnd i1a ke leading to IIH! degrr•e, lltll'lwlo:· hnlg1:s_. · ·a 1~ 11 '"' n•muuiPr lo nw anrl f'llol\, '1'111!1'1! I~ notl1ini( likl! o[ !-il!icn•·p in Nursin1:. I that rt I ••at lo11 lilllCh I Will look Laving folk~ ~it down nn•l e:n, 'l'l.w tca~hlng fl!llow:~"i!''; ar~· n·nlly Pal, 111 mal((• a woman ll'lllrt to mole WIH!n foll\s pld1 ' Children's al''lllllll lilw :1 bini and cat. only Slides on Korea a little lilt, it doesn't seem WOI'th I il. .. not. tlmt rny foll1s don't cat. I Special! Tlwy do, hut l'lloking for 2 little. Will Be Shown I giJ·Is and one man Is not wlwl II 4 P•~rnmn••nt l'roofs !'all gcttin;: the go01l o[ mo;;t l\1romhrot·s d 11w rnglrnrn C'oun-1 ly SPJ'\'ic-1' ('olllll'il and IIJI'il' in 11 l'l!l'iJli!S. I Lovdy Bali,Y Buul1 In l';rsr• any men IHiflJH!n to bel WORK AND DEVOTION-Their fnees concealed, two nuns in ~IIC'Sls will "''l' slidPs tnl,r11 In J'Pading I his .. , it doesn't IJllrt a one of the li vc cloisters of Ferrara, Italy, wash their clothes in a 1\orea Wlll'll tlwy nw••l in Mnson ll'lllllllll's fl'l!lings any lo have her WOOden tub, 'l'hest• llliiiS lead :Ul unbelievably severe life of self• l•'rirl;1y tlllllll for tile Marcil meet· nwnfoll1s s:1y rillCI! in a while, imposed har·dship, They ure not pcJ·mitled to speak to each oilier ing. I 11 11 14 on spccihl occasions, and must cover their faces $3 { ), ~xccpl 1vhc~ 'l'hl' lllf'l'lillg will he h•~!d intlwi 13oy!" nr \Vowic" or· 0oes UU'l' \'OU'HE NO'l' S'rliCJ( seen or spo!wn to by anyone not belonging to the Ol'dcr. iJ:Jsl'llWI\1 of til" I !:ill :\IJ•Jnmiall 11111 t tool\ go• 11!," or· so met h in g. Wl'l'll \'()(JHS-1\'IWIIII'J' ,YIIII Silll'l' '!'om hns been here it lilt!. li!Jrafy ill IHIIIII. LIIIH'h Will IH' eaten tirst, wilh 1!111'11 pmvirlin;: i !•I au i ,, HI' II or '"''''' .\'Oil I' h111:11' lwt:n 1111 I•; COl!'." j[ he She I'Ll['; lhc llJ;IJ'Sillllrtllows inl" I tf" -wh.v pnl 11p wit 11 uld-t'nsh· ~llls_n:"'.'' ~ • I an d d his OV.'il. I Candid 'N eddings ~1/(Snl Hoi) dn)lh_lllg, his. e,}l'S [JIIi era un erwoo Tlw Tnglliitn r~mrnlv S••rviC'I' ,. Jglll np illld he g1v?s a brg grin I dipped into a glass of water when ·" ' J;lOdi't'lliZI' for ,YIIII ll'il h HI'\\' Council is •·ornJHlHI'Ii ,,r ···~WI'l.ll iv.••,. Ill' lw Slllill'i\S his lrp~. I guess neerlcd. You mix till'S!' I ill (I' n l D t I lw:lling· l'qHi(ll'llf'HI. 0 and J!mployl'r::o of ll'l.'lf:1re, l'cll(l'il· il ·,; ju~l his nalun• lH'I'liiiSP. Eliza· things loge I llf'r ·and Sl'l'\'1'. I \'1' r oa~ery urcnases lion:li, healiil nl!rl nliler ri;(I'IH'il.'·· Only c Pint liPIIi ;11111 llw girls lii'C good mol;,; found the arldilinn of tlm•r• 11:1· 25 serving j11vc.n!ks, hiiiHikapped llll'i ilf''s used to having ealws nanas, Silllll' nul nl/':lts llllri " At \Ai;ll~!lmston Householder Heating pel's·m:.; anrl the agc~d. ,IQ ;I!Jd good tl1ings to cat. Ile can maraschino dJe':I'Y atop rw·h di-:1> 'ili111 U.ll I ~0 :-;, Wnr Leclear Stud rnalw cnlws too. cine~ nn illll'Jll. \VI' lrad lhi:; lrt·:t ll:ll'l\ In lli,; ll'llriP as a hal\1•1' Eaton Ratlil:,; Orw dessert we lil\e is verv night anrl the l}irl.-; n·nlly Iii"' il. '!'he C & 0 H:lilroarl m;lint:lin'! l'holt>gl'll(tfii'I'S l1:1s :~one• ('pr;d Unrlcrwnorl and a nt!C!I. of UI ,:J.'I7 lwpjH'I' itlld gon·l :!·\·hfHII' :-;t'l'Vi<'4~ !:impiP to m;i11c. Pete's cousii1 S;illy said th;JI whippt•d ,·r1·: 1p 1 Iii:; son Do1r. 'l'hl!y ha\'P illlllghl rloh1 •~nrs for t:H' lransportution l'hmu~ ·1-~i'ifll Caramel Nut 508-i>lol llollisiPr Jlldg, from New Ynrl1 told us how to marie any I hing tastl' r 11•tt•'J', '1'1;,·:1 IIH• -WiiliillllSinn lmkc•t',\' from of hilumirwus mal. '------I.unsing make il. She l:rlws a padwge of th~.l' went. into a diS<·ussi 11 n ,,f ( :lliTwd M"l'l'ill. TIH•y opened [or Ph01m J.aushu~ 4-:1922 marshmallows, a l!an of crushed how it would lasll• on meal ;11 ,;1 IJJ.tsiw•sc: Monday. Brick pineapple an•l whipping cream. brrnd and various thine:,: nnol llnri•·nvo,"l 111111 Nf'lson I Bus· DOOR PRIZE - FREE GIFTS deeirle1l llwl it' we ha1l it..!'\'\':.'· lt.•;·r lliill 'old tlwir bril\crv husi· Ice Cream mral il woulrl gd awlul tin•so11;,, llP~." i11 i\l:t~:•111 :. 1 ~, .\''~ar;.; 'ago In At the Grand Openilr2g o~ ancl sicl1cning. Cl. D. C'n,wl'il. IJnrlt•rwocHI Wl'nl This wr.el\ ram ;.:ning 111 ;n:il·;J' 11nto hi;: filrm on Clark road nP:rr CADY HARDWAJ~&: mincemeat. That's anotla·r i-:'"'rl D:II1." l\larirw corps re~ruiling these were made. T l!r!lpt•d and .:t•rvwc! has rnr;cs, arc Hnyrpond Miller, Pace Car for the 1954 GARAGE cause in ~·our home? Protec­ 4~Hi Enst Delhi, :!.;~3; Don Jack­ 'l'he roomiest, readiest, most reliable car lndianapo.l!s 500-MIIe Race. tion against fire, water or . AAA PROVED PERFORMANCE WINNER-Dodge son, ~250 Wnor.lwort.h, 2.62; 1an !l\",'ll'rl<.·· \""r" 'eventccn memJCrs1 of lhe Ell ry Fl'(!~hour to entertain them atll!lldt•d a fertllizr•r tllPetlng at , l'ottn< "• Fowlerville anri !lowr>ll, ·' ' I ' ~ " ' p AI I \" ' ll il f 1 ' ,clwlllsdH•s, and JH>fllliar srllliii'P lln,'Jdc l>y Cuilrnnstet· Cllar·lc!s ·, cxnnr er ·vonwn H C! u 1 with readings and mdtatlons. Mnson 'l'hnrsrlny <'V<'IIIn~. at lire Lr.rwar Hr•lwlmh hall in C ·N 0 '11' 1 II 11 1 11 d:till'l! music·. Langdon. .or•ps ' • ' H' c 1P r lnl'l! n>; 1 Huhrrt Will entr~rlnlrwd at n 1 Mr. a111l Mrs. Wayrw GPPI' North Lansing last \Vcdnnsrlay. ·------· 1 , In the G. A, n. lwll TlnJrsrlay In~tallatlnn of officers was llnr,rr Wh/llmnorr recriverl his f!Venlng, The l'implaln rrad the I pm·ty iHJnorlng his son, Hn·y·.. on[ t•alle.d <~n. J\-ir. nnd Mrs. ('Jayton his lr.nlh hlrllulay annJvpr·sary Awlr•a·son Friday ••vunlng. lwld nrHI those install!!rl wtn·c Hold l10hmt awnrd. 'rhc wolf award first. 10 verses· from tlw 2:111 1 Gwemlolyn Wallwr·, Lansing, Study Clubs WPnl In Marvin Marlin, Paul Psnims nnd l'epoJ'ts from all Saturday. KC!itil ColT, Arlit• Cali· ltPv, Charh•s 111'1lolrs to lurwil Fl'iriay noon. 'J'ill' mus!r.lnn. 111 Ill!! Uninnlndiriing al Mlchig~n aware! and .Timmie Barllelt and pledge In thenar: was given, nnrl covering- sa I isfal'torily. IJurwlwnn Ill<' Ill! wns spnglwlll, The project foa· the coming Stale colleg!!, Fifty-six were Jll'I'S· Ronald WlcgnncH rrcclvrd linn tltc nags were furled. ----:.--..,....------Mrs. Lowell HobinRon lrfl last t'ill'l'ol slif'!;s allll micP. Tucsr!ay morning for HnehesiPI', 'J'Iw sixth r~radr! [lliplls Jll'l'· • ycm· will he 'I'V lamps and mat· cnl for the affair. ~W~I'lls. me1n'hl:.•. <'llmrnlltr.e srn·r.d l'l'fr.·r.;;h-rl L~ukeml·a tre~o pads fol' the Orlrl Fellows Mrs. Gwen White, [ll'l'sidenl of The Wr.helos aware], the high· ,, Clal"ms . Minnesota. She relt.ll'rWd Sunday lsPnled.a JlliJlJH'I s.how, nsing. JliiJl· : evening. ' · pi'ls IIH•y drrssl'd iiiHI m:ulr! thf'rn· and Rcbclmhs Ho111e in Lansing, 1 ·r · C'l -11 c•t 1 1 1 1 r.."t ·.t\\',"l'll In <'.lli>i>ln!', ,·1ncl tire Ill' , 11n1or . 11 1 ,.., .u< y <' u 1, ntH ' " l d s Don Dnolillle is r·r.mrnllng the >l'lvcs. A potluck dlnnca· pre!•erlerl I lw Mrs. Virginia j(Jidrrn, presi· only one llwl {'[Ill he carried In a tone 12 floot· nf his eow ham. 'l'liiiH<' rreelvlng "A" In spelling ml·r.tia!g. r!Pirl or llw Senior Child Study ovr.r into Srouling, went to G"lrl Scout's Stage I ' . l'nr liE• pn~:l Ci WPPlts wer·•· l'alri· dull, armnunccr.l the program. Marie Mr.Cienelhan, Hoderick Ma·. •.~nd Mrs. Vir.~rw Brenner l'ia C~<'l'l', D:lvid SIH•pard, .Tudv I spent Sunday cvemng at lhl' I C11rwin, .l:nwl Ilardi and l;~lail1c I ri:~ ';:~·~'~{.. d;lr;;~~· \~~~i~~rvl'~~:~'. ;~·~t~;;;(~Je~~~~~;.~r~a~~v~~~r~·;~~: Program for PTA Ie•~;;~~~a.rr;~;.~d~.~on~o~·~in~i.rdlc:! home of Mr. and Mrs. Mae Dean. I Mnr.shall. : Two Injured in Wililr wcleomed the guests and Bruec Ahern anrl Gary Hutlan. liwn 1~ hours after she had ileen Huherl. Will and Slllls visitr•d I - .~ -·------~ ' inlrorllwrd the new slntr of offi· At the courl of honor, Seoul· The Williamston P. T. A. mel relumed to Lansing from Fnrrl, M•:· and M~·s. Stanley Holmes A slr.r.l r·ornpany on t hi' Ohio Auto Accident C!'l's whicl1 will tnlii. tcnr!erfool ilWal'lis to Charles school gym. Enlr.rtainmC'nl was West Cnnnan pupils na·e mal(· mal fi'OIIl ril'l'r hnrgt•s at 1111• rate • dnug-hler o( Mr .. and Mr~. ClirPsidei~l. Marguerite oldest Smut lender and the tlrm, Michigan Stale college, who n. B. \Nideman, nil nf Ithaca. I I driver i:; still hospilnlit.cd. Long; seeretary, :r-:thcl l3;1kcr; champion fire-liglilcr of 1he addressed the gntlwring on the F'uneral servicr.s were held al anti li'Casm·cr·, Ida Dmrrchowslii. ·I world. He demonstrated his lire· subject·, "Torlny's Trarfic Dilem­ ·1 p. m. Monday, M~rch 1. nl the ARVON Mrs. Jennie Enos of Lnnsing Peter Liezslde t}f Lansing sang Gnr~linc-Rundman fti!WI'ai home. lighting ability with bows and ma." ancl completely modernize any room in the home vlsilcd Thursday with her son· scvr-r11l selections and was mllerl llinl and steel. He also demon· Mr. ami Mrs. Charles floss in-law and daughter, Mr. ami hac·k Joi' an cnciJJ'e. Ilis ac:com­ slmterl the proper way;; io usc, were hosts for the evening. Mrs. John Mun·ay. paniesl was Mi:;:; Dowd, ;:ilso of eare for, and hamllc a [(nifc and I 'lt'4 S4411 '7o Z'o - Mr. and Mrs. Montie King of Lan:,ing. N<•xl on llie program, Waiter Estes is the chairman Claude Bentley Dies 'I EVERY BIT HELPS.- This nxc. of the committee chosen by lhr. cute Pnris gil'i :ncks up her con­ Lansing visited Ml'. King's sister, e:JC'ii table was mile•l on to per· tribution to a proposed housin!f • a modem toxture decoration of beaa• !'I'· He presented his famous hand· Parcnl·Tcacher nssocinlion soml! In lansing Hospital By a simple tilul pastel color. Mrs. Bess Ahholl, lnst Tuesday. form 11 sl\il. with amusing development. A local priest np­ Clarence Galvin of Detroit suits. made necl;erchic[ slides to 'Fred weeks ago to sturly the -problem I penled for money to build a e II ,surfaco which can be rapuladlr called on his mother, Mrs. Irene I After the PI'Ogram there wrrs Cole, .former Seoul master and of school housing f<'dlilics in Funeral scrviec.-; for Claude Williarnslon. Arthur Long is the William Bentley of Perry, whn low-cost housing unit fot• his painting ' washed and •erubbod. Galvin, ovc1· the week end. d:,ncing. long lime commi!lceman; to needy parishioners, and 'the Scoulmnsrcr Hay Sweet, und to seerctary of liw cumrnillec ancl died last Sunday, Fc,Jnunry 21, in I public responded by pinrilng , process • a wall which will take· abu••· Floyd Loll of IIoH, who has been Howard Zindcll, president of the a Lansing hospiinl, were held I •noncy to the wall of a house. active in Scouting for more than P. T. A., i;; ex-officio member. Wednesday, Fcbrum·y 2:1, at, • a decoration which cove:• out pla•l•• 2:) years. Several meeting-s have been llclcl Gorsline nrnthcr. .:.; fune,·nl hmnc. --·------·------·------· CREATE t patches. Boys reccivinr, 1liL' nccl\erchicf ami the committee organized. Bminl 1\'ilS in the Summit ceme- Alaiedon Center CaN Qt our store for a frae tinls/recl•ampf!l slide were Dick Cole:, WarrC?n Various phase~ of the problem I cry. . May nnd Gregory Stevens, all have been assigned 1o proper . . i'Irs. Elmer C. Drown $4.10 gal. Engle Scmrtf:. , committees for invesliga1ion :mel I ?'~r; Bentley ~vn:'. a _natrv_e ot study, ami these committees are \1\ tlll,tmst~n ~ol\ nsh1p .IIHI spent Mr. and Mrs .. Ernest Larncr rep?rting steady progress in./mosl of Ius lr.fc there. were Stmday. ~l!.nncr ~:\C~ts at Gorulaii·C:rnnsiim Vows Snid I hell' 1york. surviving nrc the wirlow, Cora; llw home of 1!1.. o~ncl Mts. Clnyton SHAFER Delores 0. Cranston and En· -- . '2 dmir,hters, Mrs. Vern Trayer or Lal'ller of Lansmg. I sign Hobert J. Goodall were mar· Mr. and Mrs. James Frost have I Lansing, and Mrs. Ruby Parcill'r Mr. and Mrs., PeJT.Y Foss !•~ve Decorating Supply rierl in a double-ring ceremony a daugl1ter, Susan Rene, horn I of Palo; a son, Kennr!11 uf Perry; movccl to 114.\e North Philltpsl NATURE ON. Sunday evening, February 14, at Wednesday, February 17, al Me· W grnndehildrcn a:rd 1l great-~roncl. rt25 8. Jefferson Phone 2-3<161 8 o'clock at the Williamston Lauglrlin hospital in Lansing. grandchildren. Mr. ant! Mrs. Harry Jlummins 1------:------Methodist church. Reverend w. • ' Harold Pnilthorpe of Greenfield 0 A RAMPAGE Methodist church in Detroit offi· :2/J()-/Ior.M,oo:ver Pei'IOI'mtlt?t!e. 0 elated. He was assisted by the ,/ Hevcrenrl Hnrnce .Tames of Wil· .tlllr/,M~r/ rf!r 6e/aUIIC The Lool< of Tomorrow CAN COST: liamston Methodist churcll. i5 in every '54 BUICK Toda) \A/ilh c.::Jmplclcly new "yoars~.:~w.:~·r" ·;.:·rl;ng In ,Justice Court - l:cynotccl by tho dream-car dc~inn of lho YOU PLENTY. /~. pwtoramic ~weep-back windshield. t•'!. • Homan Darmody of Detroit .·" .. was taken before Jttdge E. T. You never can tell when Nature will run amok and / Crossman in court Sa1unlay morning. He was driving cast on cause heavy damage to your properly, But you can Grand River avenue at G a. m. insure against loss al small co~t,l and apparently fell asleep at the wheel. His car swerved out of H. Chappell Agency tire right hand Jane opposite Me· 43,17 W. Delhi l'hone GII0-4·2141 Cormicl\ street nnd collided with a wesl-bound mr. Darmody was charged with reckless driving and fined $35 and cosls.

Convention Plans Ar11 Uml11rway /1/urlrafed ;, fhc raki"• The Willinmston Child Study .lluick CENTURV Riviera "l1ardtop" model. f:I'Ollps will IJc ho.,ieR:;es April 24 tn the spring planning conven­ tion r.r the Michigan Cllild Study Watch Hospital association. The mecti,>gs are to be lwld at the high school. Com· ··Collle drive the CENTURY mitrees arc now active in their work lo make the convention a In Lansing sucr.eE:s. Mrs. Gwen While, president of I he Junior Child Sturly club, and Mrs. Virginia Kitchen, president of the Senior Child Study club, nrc co-chairmen for tire affair. HE invitation you see headlined Look at styling, new-day features, in any other stmulal'll-productiou Thet·e calls for action- and visibility, interior modernity, ride Americhn automobile, bar none. 24-Hour Service Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Smith ar· compartson. comfort, handling ease-we believe And it is horsepower that gives you rived home Thursday from an extensive trip that took them to For you have to see and drive the you will find nothing on the automo· brilliant performance, greater on Virginia, New York, the New 200·horsepowet· CENTURY-and tive horizon to equal the CENTURY economy, new safety-Jor het·e you England States, and Canada. · on all counts. Williamston was well repre· check its local delivered price-to get the highest power·to·wcight sented at the travelogue, "Hong­ kt,lo"' }10w it puts other automobiles But what will prove to be the most ratio in all Buick history. Stems Crowns ~ Main Springs lmng ami the Bamboo Curtain," - thnt was held Friday night at 'in this Buick's dollar class on the eye·opening news of all is the power Why not come in and sec the whole the Fairchild Theater at Michi· . spot. ·buy you make in· this spectacular story come alive when you take the gan Stale college. Attending it were Mr. ·nne! Mrs. Howard In· L~ok for yourself- arid you'll see Buick. wheel of a Buick CENTURY? gersoll, Mrs. Nina Ketchum, what we mean. +++ Mrs. William. Ketchum and Judge When you compare -when you We know of no bettet· way to prove and Mrs. E. T. Crossman. to you that this gorgeous, glamor· • check the facts - you find that you Mr. and Mrs. Ora Smith and m·e buying mot·e llm·sepowet· pet• ous sweep of automobile is the Work Done on Short Orders Mrs. Nina Ketchum were at the Beedle Convalescent Home in dollm· in. a CENTURY than you get power buy of the year- by far. Lansing, last Wednesday eve· ·While You Are Shopping ning. They visited with Charles Campbell who is recovering Now you con Luy lho (amocl Sulek fdalo ·. i. from a broken leg. Wagon al now low prices-far lhis all·now, Mr. and Mrs. William Pur· all·s(ool boaufy Is now ava/lablo in Sulek's +++ chase and son were in Am) Arbor lowo•f·pricod SPECIAL Sorlu, and In lhe sonsnflonally poworocl CENTUU Sorlu... J.:.,J on business •last Wednesday, ·BUICK ''• Mrs. Winnie McClen'ethan re· Ct•ived a card from Mr. and Mrs. ' the beautiful buy F. G. Cbeney from .J:>l'assa.u jr)_ the. ",•· ""' .. ,, Bflhamas last weelt. They made . MIL.TON BER.LE STARS fOR BUICK-Soo tho Bu\ci-Botlo Show Tuo•dov Evon_! no• this short sipc trip from their ------WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM-~~----...------~----. Watch H~spital home in Sarasota, Florida, where 120 N. Wn.•d,ington· they are spending the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ley went _'(Next to 1\lac'scignr storeY by plane to Washington, D .. C., a :i· · ~ · . ·· · Lansing - ' week ago Sunday to ·visit... their --MILTON & RICHARDS BUIC·I(· son and daughter·ln·lnw, Mr. and .... -..:-.. -·.; .. ~ .. ~·...... ~ .. ~-.~ __ :~ ,. .. ; .... ~ ····· ·- ...... -...... ··-·····~ . Mrs; Kenneth l.ey, (Jor~_cr: Park and ·M::illde ·. . ·,' South AureliuJ and 1 J\lr': n, 1r. J•'lf·Id to 111•1p Mr. Aurelius (enter IlitH I Alva Howe. Culver Corners ·~Inrlla, will Jw ap1mlwrs. Mt'n, t:'lllt'olwo IIohnt!s IR .s wt~rl· Mt·s. Plorenc·e o1111 n11 , Mt'a, rnn l•'irdrl r·rdPimilr! ills hlrlhrluy 1111· Mr. 1111rl MrH. ,Jon Ilnwo wr.m 'l'hel'l! will ba u meeting or lila In[( Hnnw time• with hot· rlnughlut·,1 llumlolph unci MI'H, Illlda Zeclt North Onondaga llivot'nlll',\'. Otull I~. f!rHinlmnlnJ' Pntm tulnorl nl rlhlllm' Sun~luy ut 1\h'H, JI, III, Owon offlclul boar•cl nt tltc church Mon· Mt'H. Mat•] on GlndHtone. Hpcnl. suturclny ewnhm 11t tho l Mt:. 1111il Mrs. Clnurl Pur·lsh lll'l! 1 , .. Nro . , 11 , . 1 e llw_home of Mr. nml Mrll, Eclwur•cl M, M .. C· . G , , day cvonlng, Mm·ch H, Mt•, illlrl Mrs. Halph NlchnHon homn of Mnry JltiHHCIWIIhl, the 1\'lrs, H, II, I•'lrll!l 111 11 1111 11 1 11 'I· 1111 1 1 11 1 1 · slal'illf.l ut thr! .1. Wilson Davis 'r.nly S .W 'tn c · f.rll Dntt. C ' · ' 1 M, 1 I 11111' I 11 l\1 viii 'It · ZPil'l par Y ..CI '' uy f.ll e ow ·nm Y v 8 ec 1 r, nm rp, nyc t11e home of Ml' un l Mr · George clny' P.Vonlng cllnne • will tl I 1 · Mrs, gJ~;Ir. Walll1w nnrl Mr. nnrl w IIHIIII \ '." 'H .. '· '. mr.mh~rs of tlw' Mlclnluht HlriHs I Mrs. Acla Smllh wus hostess ut' Gardner of Leslie Snturdny. • • t s. · · ·. . . • 1 , 1 Je r nnn versnry; M. I .. 1 W· Ill , 1, 1.1, 1Jav1s whllo, tlw Wilson IJ.tvlscs Mot 111 'c"r'll' l'iuh a b!rthdny party Tuesday, FciJ.I Kunzlemnn Snturdny ovcnlng, mnthe1, M1 s. H,tymond Stcphnns,l Mnrlcnt l\lllHl'Y nncl dnur:htllr lH. 1~eon,llc , d nr. w 11 . \'il<'illlon in l•'lorlrln. .) · • · . ' l'll'll')' 'J'I Tho 1;11.lhch .11111 lvcr· Mr. unrl Mrs. Milo Leach unci Mnrch 6, Mt•, unci Mr·s. NleiHIHOil moved Phyllis Coaldcy retm·twcl hume gur.sls . ~l dlniHH' Sl~lulo~y ol ~ · Fro•d .'';Jwm of .Jnr!ltHoll nnrl his Mrs. Phyllis Wer.l\li, nntl rluug~t· sn;·i~·• ~·,;onor·ecl IVI'I'~y Dni'Othv so11, Stephen. of '''lint, wr.rc R:~t· Choir prnellce will he held nt Monclny lo tlw Slm. ms f'nrm I war I StiiHiny nflo1' H wook's stay at t11c unrl MrH. ,John llt•mo~ns. • 1d:illi:llil'l', Mrs. Lt•al1 Jlanrlolplt nf I PI', :loun, fll'f! 11<1\V vacatlonlni( Ill ·M. 11.,:1011 ,, 'J'1t'd unci ·Aiv·t IloW!!''s nrrlny evening callers at the Curl J!lC church 'l'hursclny evening, Mnson on Alll'cllus road. Inlier':> honw In LanHing. MrH, Lollln Lazr>IP, M1·.-;. hnn· IUVl·~ ,Junction, wme guests at l~lol'lrla, 7r'11 ·.~·, , ...,'M·. ;1 Cltmhtet• home. ,lunlorcholrnt7:30;~onlorclroll' ------cl,ancc . Mrs. Avis. dinner Tllln'srlny of Ills slste!', '!'Ill:, Euchre. dub will 011 1 1 c llershnl the at fl::1o. Lougl~lln ~11ul Mro.l~'s ~•·s'.' Cla ~:ru7u~~:~r~~~t 11111 t' 'r:::~. o:~en ~;pent wee!< CollllllCI wote ~,tntrlomved and able to be out. MARCH II - 12 - 13

Customers Corner How Co Givo "Meat" to Meatless Meals! Want to give a "lift" 'to Lenten meals? Como shop at A&PI You'll find all sorts of tempting vegetables ... · fresh, canned and frozen. Macaroni to dress up as -- M velous Money-Savers in you please. Cheese to serve in countless ways • ; • Coole See the Ma~)'UPa:R-RIGHT" MEAT VALUES from sandwicheil to grand souffles. Eggs? The best! Deliciow "makin's" for salads . . . or ever-popular A&P's MARC~t Of S soup. Like fish? The best of 'em land at A&P. You'll. have waves of 'em to choose from! But if you don't find your favorite, a word to your friendly A&P Manager will have him "putting out lines" to try to stock them for you. Come iee •• , come save .• , at A&P! CUSTOMER RELATIONS DEPARTMENT A&P Food Stores 4~0 Lol(in[lton Avenue, New York 17; N. Y~ FISK FAVORitES tor Lenten Meals! ~-"!'!~'~ SS OR SUPER RIGHT-SIRLOIN, SWI 79 s.LB. SOX $3.39. suPER ~lCHT-SITALK 19C JANE PARKER-S" SIZE J6-0Z. I Endive GARDEN FRESH EA. 10C CAN EA. 39c Crapefruit Juice 19c ~ Cabbage CRISP AND SOLID LB. 6C Apricot Pue w FLORIDA RED, . ~~:-- JANE PARKER ION A' New Potatoes U.S. NO. I, SIZE "A" 10 c~~ 63c EA. 33c ·~.<::~ Danish Ring l':i.LED '• .~ PKG. ~; ) Rutabagas FRESH CANADIAN EA. 10c JANE PARKER ·:,.oz. Breakfast Rolls <..:INNAMON OF 9 29c Popcorn REGALo-mi.ow oR WHITE 2 a~BG 33C JANE PARKER PKG. ::~: CAN ..._ Pe~an Rolis CARAMEL OF 9 39c Tomato Juice ti/2·0Z. C 19c Seedless Raisins suN MAID 6 PKGS. 19 PKG, DOLE'S, UNSWEETENED, SLICED '>: Hot Cross Rmts JANE PARKeR OF 9 29c GARDEN SWEET

1 ~------·Marvelous Money-Savers PINEAP2LE LIBBY'S PEAS 6fJ· 19c Savings on FROZEN FOODS I LORD'S MOTI'S, FRENCH STYLE ...-.IN DAIRY FAVORil"ES! NIBLETS FLORIDA GOLD, CONCENTRATED ORANGE, BLENDED OR TANGERINE Sh~r~ Cheddar Cheese GREEN BEANS~¥~ 19c MEXICORN 12 TIHS S1.19 BENCH-CURED-NEW LOW PRICE IUI.C8S Sliced Mushrooms 2-0Z. 16-0Z. " 48 TIHS' S4.76 BRANDYWINE CAN 19c Chocolate Syrup HERSHEY'S CAN 19c LB. 16·0~. 16-0Z. CHICKEN, BEEF OR TURKEY 59c Mixed VegetaMes LARSEN'S CAN 19c Hamburg DiU Slices DAILY BOT. 19c 12-0Z. ... oz. Peas and Carrots FRESHLIKE CAN 19c PKGS.s.oz. 89c · Ched·o·Bit AM::nJCAN CHEESE FOOD 2 L~~F .79c Vienna S_ausage ARMOUR'S TIN 19c Swaason' s Pies 3 16-0Z. s.oz. 'it Lima Beans REBER's CAN 19c Swiss Cheese ' NATURAL LB. 69C Worcestershire Sauce RAJAH· GL. 19c to-oz. Blc a. oz. 14-0Z. Libby's Peas 6 PKGS. MEL-O-BIT, PROCESSED Catsup DEL MONTE BOT. 19c CTN. 19C Sliced Cheese AMERICAN OR PIMENTO PK6. 29c Clothes Pins. ACME OF 30 1o.TolzN. 16-0Z, Strawherries LIBBY'S SLICED AND SUGARED 29c a.oz. 39c Thank· You Pears CAN ·Cream Cheese PHILADELPHIA .PKG. 19c Cracker Jack PRIZE, IN EVERY PACKAGE • PKGS. 19C JO.OZ. .. , .,. Asparagus LIBBY'S CUT PKG. 33C Cheddar Cheese MILD LB. 55c l·LB. CAMPFIRE 6 ' I Hi·Ho Crackers 340 1-LB. 31c LIBBY's ' SUNSHINE BOX · Marshmallows NEW LOW PRICE . PKG. Grape Juice 2 r?Js 43c ~heese COLBY LB. 65c 30-0Z. 9-oz. P!noonning LIBBY's 35c Fruit Cocktail DOLE:S CAN 39c Fig ·Bars SILVERTOWN 1112 PKG.LB. 35C French Fried Potatoes 2 PKGS. tlolby Cheese LONGHORN STYLE LB. 55c GT. • MINUTE MAID, ' 6 Vel ·Detergent . DROMEDARY, 0 r~nge. J coNcENTRATED r~z5 16-0Z. GRAtJULATED PKG. 69c Gingerbread Mix DEAL PACK 2 PKGS, 45C . u1ce 6 95c Cheez Whiz ' KRAFT'S CHEESE SPREAD GL, 57c .! ' b • BIRDSEYE, IO.OZ. Str8W erfleS SLICED OR SUGARED PKG. 29c 6-oz, 29c Handi-Snacks KRAFT'S, ASSORTED ROLL STAR KIST, · 6V2·0Z. C Tuna Fish LIGHT MEAT TIN) .37 Durkee's Margarinr · ~~~~~ ·L~. · 30c in this od effective thru Sot., March 6 . 2 REG. CAKES ~II Detergent / 1 · rA,e GR.ANULATED DETERGENT F.OR C:TCDJ~Ct.IT ..~~ p;J: .69.0 ' 6UT9.M~Tl~ WASH I~~ M~~:t:UN1 ES . .. -- ~ .. ·.:-;- .. ~ . ':--'.· ...... :...... ·.' ' : ,.:.._.! .. ~'7 :\:~···: ·. .-·": .. I _:'~ , 1nglJam County llews TRClAT, NOTTf'Jil lEGAT NOTTf'P.~ Pige 4 Man iage Applications OI!IH n FOil l'lJlH I CATION I INA I AC COUN I A Nil DE fl UMINA liON 01 I II IRS AI lAW legal Notices UENNICJ.-M 11 h fMitlh II l I

1001111 I'OSI' c<~.nns IIIII he driiJIJHd min fht• HI I ~~~ Bntlliii'H J:ny 11 A1r I mcc 111 .111 clfmt to slnp !he IPHidues of mllnumng sh1ps pnlhJ!Ing Hntum's shnr~s Lnch pnst ca1d 11111 he 111 1 JIIIHilc cnHr w1!h ms!ruc!unm !cllmg fnultrs whclt' In send 1! wlun 1t '" washed nshorc thus Jlrnl ulmg c1 Jd!"nct• em the ncl bene 111g Hill fnce cun cntH Hnldcng Hnme of tho nuul for dt In 11 y hy sc a and .1 mat• nf the npe~a!wns IICliS M1s lotn luhbs nf !lu Br1!1Hh Admnal!)

1 CAR FINIU.D(ING and gNSU!llANCIE RATES ARE NOT STANDARD Investigate before you buy and SAVEl Many people pny too much for ftnAnclnr and msurunca aervJCo whon buying an automob1lo They tnltc it for granted the rntee quoted them nrc stnndnrd or the lowest avnilnblo when qmt.c often thoy are not They do not figuro out the TOTAL cost bd'ore they buy-u tbo1 ahould UDdu tho Stnta Fnrm Bank Plan

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BERNARD E. WILSON

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CONSUMERS POWiER COiUiUON S lOCI{ !'1 OSJlect us Ftumshcd Upon Request Smith, Hague, Noble & Company l\h mh1 1 of N1 w 1 otl, Stocl' Lxchnngc

~01 CAPI'IOJ. SAVINGS & J.OAN UillG J.ANSING Beulah D. Bogue, Branch A,gr. Phone 6LA-2-0809

FARM LOANS~ Notice of Letting of Drain Contract ~:.1!---1 PROMPT CLOSING LOW MAD and Review of Apportionments ChoU., WlUTK OR ll&C Abel Real Estate Agency Phone 3161 Mason

TtfE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA IClllliOffiC&

One Stop Is All It Takes To Keep You Rolling Right

fl"l I All-Car O~emos and Vicinity JUts Wnlt{lr Ileal hman Service Lenten serviCes 1\ 111 bcgm at IJcSoto • Plymouth the Community chttrch Sunday Match 7, With sel\ices stat tmg at 9 30 and 11 30 n m The ser man will be "Blessed Ate the Poot 111 Spirit Emmanuel Vetet When choosmg cablmgo, select nn's chouts of Gt and Rnptds Wtli sahel head~ heavy for s1ze and hnvE chat ge of the evening set v Ingham ftce ftom ~ellQW leaves One lb ice at 7 30 p m rnakcs 7 to S half cup servings The 18 electric power pl:lnts be GERIU !l L GRAHAM Mrs Gerald Mopre entet talnerl Motor Sales County Drn1n Cnmml \Hlnnet raw 4 to 5 serv mgs cooked ac mg built in Ohio wtll !ncr ease 16 guests at the home of Mt and County or lt U"lu m cording to home economists at coal consumption thete by at Mts Gharles Pipet• Saturday to 8\1. Mtchigan State college ' least four million tons. yearly celebrate the birthday annlver \V, 1\f, R, Uns All·llny MPct Hun~r.f lfllV1111 Mrs, lhtdl' Tlusl'!tlw 111111 Mt'H, \ Jilt·. nttrl Mt·s, rtny \Vr.sl 11pont 'rile Womnn's Missionary Sn· Woman's Sodety Mr. 1111tl M1 s. Wr'ndP.II Sl!r~m nf J<'rerl RIPIH!rnun nf \VI'!JIH•t·vllh• 'I'IIPS R.tlurrlny ,;ut•sls ol Mr. nnrl GJ'.tlll DtlllHllltlll' "I Lan·,fng, DOnsville c hut cIt Iwill 1111 nil rilly mcr.llnr, Nc>bttlung Runtlny. \ Mrs .•Tmhnn )?elton. lvlt·. anr\ 1\lt·" .r. C' NPI<'rut nnrl ),1s1 'l'ur.sdny nl thP ltnme of Mt•:,, Holds March Meet Mt. nnd Mrs. \Vc>s)Py Tlwnum Tlw follnwll!g IC'ndtt•rs family vlsiiPri the• ),tltPI''s fallwt•,' Hold Open ~louse, William T•'relermuth. Tn the mmn· Mis. Helen Young- Phone 3931 of \Vllll.nnclnn o•.tliPrl nn hm• Lnn~Ing, wiJnuJC' r\<•lrgalC's 111 lilt> £TNill'rl Wllldnsnn, d!Hl olhot' lilt-: t•onsldcmhiP time• was spnnt 'rho Mareh nwellng of tho moll!l't' i\111 s, r•;IJ.t 'l'homn:-;, 'rues· Womrm's Socll'ty of Chtlsllun r\C'Icgnl<' o~sscmllly, Mr:,, Vc>lum ol South ll.tVl'll Sllilll'• 1\flllllng nn a quill nntltepalrln).( tl.ty. llrnnl1 'l'ltrllllll~ of Williams· Blue-Gold Banquet ServkP will ltP lwld W<'tincstlny, C'unnlngho~m, Mrs. Dm oiiH•.t 'I 'I•Jlltcs. A lrllg'l hox of: dot hint~ t '111 wn~ .t Til t11 ~dny vbilnr n [ (), J•:, K, l'hms H!•gnlnr· l\ll'l'l Mu1 c h 10, rtf llw honw of Mrs. Welsh, Miss Pl'o~tl Duel nnrl Jo'11<1l WfiS padwrl anrl sent to the Onk· Mrs. 'l'h.,m.ts. Mr•,, Vc>r"ria SIH'p· Ceasar, WC'l'P gw•sts at Innclt<' til D,tiJHVllln Chnptrr No. !l(J, 0, olalr Mtsslon nl OuluJ,de, 1\t•n· William Mu~olft al ltl::JO u m !Pi' <'ailed on lwr slsl!'l', Mrs. Dansvme F. F. A. In the rorenoon lVli'S, llny ITrlrl Moncif!Y evc•nlng of \VPssPis lloll r~. s, will liolrl Its regttlar mN~t· ltidi,Y l•'ollowlng a polliidl dinner 'I'IHlmns, SlJ!Hiay, slwrn will prrsl')ll tlw lt>s:ion, twt In IIH• PVPnlng tlwy .tiiPnricrl lnt: at IIH• Masonlr• lio~ll 'l'ltUl'• Iltr•t c wns a slHJII huslncss mr.el· Ingham County News "Air'ohol and ChrJsllnn Hespotl'llng will lw Jwltl artnr dc•tJI, Mrs Ella Moore. La lei' on Mrs. l•:lla 'I'IHmHts 'fuesrlny. clcmcntnry school at Pltwlmr•1. MMch 4, 1954 Pilge 5. Distr~d Contest whidt liH'If' Will hP a ciiPIJI :Uif' tniH'I's at'f' .ts),i•rl Io <'I I11~ mission slurly lmok, )li'I:!St'lllcrl ncr. 1\Imtl and poto~to,•s will he M1•s. Allen 13r,uly of llirmltw· ',------_,;; 1\lpmiJPrs or D'IIISVillr• 1•', 1~. II lt•llrl and r'lll!ll'lillliP ,u·ti<'lo• • hy 1\ll'S, Clytlr' CUI tis, Till' next rut nlsltorl by lhP 'O!ll111iltrc In hnm spc•nt Iill' lit •.I of flu• IV<'t'li I dtaplr•t .tiiPnrll'd 1hr• rlisltll'i r•on hai;Prf go,Jrls nt' rulyllllng thai r·r~n nt~cting wtll lw at the home ,,r 1'11.11'g<', Mr·s. Hosc•np A1nnlrt .l!trl with her sister, 1\lrs ..r. ll. D.tllotJ, !Psi .11 Olwmos and r•niP!I'd .dl (){' snl,J In l'dis<' lunrls. f{PiH",iJ Mt h. Lioycl !TnyhoP on 'l'uc>srlny, Mr~. Mu~ol ff. who lius ht>Pil stck l'mms - IIOI!li'S - Conlt•niM nwnts wlll lw rf'li'Pcl artPt 11w Mnteh Hi. AftPr tlw business liiPl'ling ' t'fJII( I'Si' \\'II I I'll \\'1'1 P ilf'id Pnmcla Wright of L.lltsing 1\'.ts I <'all . nttc 111111 by llJP r'llllllllllf,•r, lva Mrs Elmer T~rnsl will J!l'r>sr>nt u ll Wel'k P!HI guc•sl or ill'!' i!l'diH I. • FJ:AN!{ mrtmnnmo · l'ial'i' I'IH•Ips )ldl'lir•tpo~IP Ill H s d t D f p yer HPuiru·s C'nth·,·t Papi•t·s I DOOR PRIZE FREE Glr.TS ''"' \,,;,J,.~mc·til.,l'\' Jl"H'''illll· ((Ill, onor tu en s ay o ra Do~nsvillc hl'nlors will llo cnl - r krling jldjWI'H .tg:tln ns soon ns At tLe GrnrH;ll Onefi'f!Btnlg of IL's~. IN ITAS A jo1111 nbsrrv:nwr of lhC' t)li'Y HIP aiJjp to gPI a h)g il'tldl lfiJ '-M It/"' Hldidl"rl lli"IJI))(S, lilian .Tolinsonl ame d at \Vn, lol Dny or Ptnye•r 1'•111 bP liPid Aggies Compete with nnrl I I.u·old Oa,d<'y pl,lf rorl so•o•oJtrl l~r!tl,•y PI'Pnlnr: al "i"hl o'c•lnd1 lo tnke tl!e p.t[Wis into Lansing. CADY HARDW/1, ~E in l111• tlo•monslt.tlillll <'DIIi<'sl and at tlw Mf'llwrlt~l churdt wllh Stockbridge Friday TbPI'C' will hP a nnl i<'P In iltr pa Al:~n N<•tttr'l, I>otll'lit Sh<'.tllil'll11, 1 F' '1 11 II t pPr when IIH•te will lle nnolhcr Nr•il Sl:iltl, .1.11'1\ Wai<'!HII'tHII, nwmiWJ'H o[ t Je • rrc· "o HH tH 'f'ltc Aggtes drnpprrl 1hrlr Jural p.tpPl' drive. MARCH 11 - 12 - 13 Cat) Ot",IPril' and f1a!P LlllillJ~Pl dturdt ns partie tpallllg1 j guesI ~.t homC' "'"<1111f' to Slocl\llt'irlt~!' last a)Sil pi.ll'f'rl • 'f 01111 Ill II H' 1,1!11J Till' '<'tvke to be jusc>r s )lla f: Frirl.1y night (i!l-!i!i. ('cllt"!'e'l'ttllcJJJ' Sr•J'\'114' l'iltnnt•tl Jrmm1 u 1ntrost. fl'nm llw gf'tlCr.tl r r.parlmrn ° Both lrarn~. mo~cll' a goorl Jlr'l' 'J'Iif'T<' will be a spPdal crtnse liil'lPrl churl'it wonwtt, Nat10na~ I t•rntagc ol tltclr shots. Tl1e StoC'k· c·ratinn sr•t Vll'C SurHiny evnntng 'l'lw r lmpie•t i•; Collrtr Jl 11f the Churches of 1hrldgc hac·i< boanl play mnrlP tlw at tile MPihorlrst church as a Hwo•.tu go~rtlo•n '<'l'tls lhts' Nr•ml't', C',trl (lp•;lr'l'i,•, Clntsl 111 lite Uni•rrl Statos. Tl clirfPIC!H'f' smc•e tlw llg-gies floor dtmax to the Youth Emphasts ~I'd!'. 'IIH·~ .ttr• tltvirJr>,) inltJ ;! I Simons and flill Sly: lt'ts bL•c•n \l'l'iiiPn by Miss Sarah gnme nppearetl hellrJ' fi!IWtnm. The• tlwme for the f{ttJII)" and Iii<' iostn)! l<':nn 111d ltutl! Ann Anrl<•tsnS, lll:~ry Loll <',lf'h l<'t'<'l\l'rl .1 sPt\ll'l' ~tal. Chal;J.o, prrslclf'nl of lsabf'll::t On the team were Don Dnug. HC'I\i<'P Will hr "Having Dh· l!l'at I ill' 1\lllii"I'S lo ,1 dti<'ken l'l lilt' 'I' pp('jl•( I'Oillllll ('(' l'l.l ' ' '· I I II M 1' II'C'SL Vhlll I 1 n ' . '' ' ' ' ' - 'l'l'nlh gr.Hir honnr stutl<'nls I' \liimilw 1nslitulton·tt ti'Jlll'· ''01111 1C' ct 'Y rs •n ·r 1\• · Silent H' m. 'f'ltl' sr>l'l'i<'C' will hrgin .ll fl 1 tPo~ms \\P.t'l' Nn 111 \' "'Ill' i'ohf'l 1 Slv ' ' r',' \' 1' 11. •·nr· r•r, with 1111' asst,l.li1CI' n rs. The lillie Aggtes wnn I ill' II' ,,., , c·l< II 1'4 I t. I I •,flJli,IIJ'.P, ,flCil'gf' 0~~' I ., .~o..;. • I ' I' '')'' v 111 I I I 1J • 'l'hocc' who II tsh In hill' f'.JI'rif'fl l\1•txim• SnC'f)PI w il'tl Stnltltnc Unlil'r· c·; r~.l·tr•t anri .John HtdgiPy. (',ul Ts ~mer res ,, l · top reserve tenm n I II' ngtam , . . , ho:,s nt' dill' llH'I!llir>t of l),r• F. F \Vnlltl and Cl!atles WP~·I;s. ~~~:slinl (~uhnHIHir>i' Dr•n molll Lloyd ILiyhor' A vomll duAcll, County tyaguc J.l!l·'cllw~t Is ~Jicmtlli:Jyg eler.tion will II r-111 ,,,.,. I' ' ' . · 1 ''l'r:u'c Ye tile Lm~l, t tc · D.tm:vtllo enlers the slnlf' d1s te ,tnnu.t VI •' e 'l . --- On lit:. rrrshn:nn hnnor. ''; Pr•; .JI'f' _Mr~:. (, E. .~l,um:n~. ·~n•. ~~~~!ill)" will he ,t"'lq by Mrs. I riel tournament this week 'l'lwy lw lwlrl Monel[!), i'll:~r.'h 8, _in the wr•tl' B.ub.u.; Cmht.utr, Dmol~l\ 1\lrs. Onn \ uss, .ft. Ilw Jl.l~ \\'1ng. L11r~ UtsPi, Barry Gcrngc Vogt, .Jr. i\1oncla,y he entered Trnii'Ctsity Mr. nnrl Mrs, Frank Slid, Mr. I \\'(•('11~. Jl,llb.tra Bw;l!atrl, li!.Hia Crnl. JlJS(•i. G:ny Btscl, liurl B:uhma11, ho•:pllnl in Ann Arbut lor nhsct and 1\lrs. Lotcn Slid and Jam1ly, .Tr.annr Daman, Da\ 1rl Dilltn;'· Galli I llthil~ml, Spil'C' WilsrJil, Mr. and Mrs Boll Prtrc nnd I vat ton and treatment. Mr. anti Mrs Russr•II Frisell und ham, Sharnn Liningc•r Ro•,.tlic !l.tl'id Gtliii\Valrl 'tnrl 1Jnvul Dtchl famtly wore Saturduy evcnirw Mts. C. A. Diehl unrlcrwrJ.tt s11n ami Mr. unci Mrs. William I'll· FOJ: INSIH~ANCJ·~ PIWTEC'l'!ON J\Tm·:;lwll. Rnlh.llln flohbtnc, San :-;rvc>n hojs tl'rPtverl mcnl dmne · gllt"~l' or Mr. and Mts anothC'r operatum on lwr h1p Niswonger .md Lloyd were 1 tr.rtainrd Sunclny evening at 1he drn Simons. J\J.niPne sw.tn, Sue• h:HIL!"' Tl1r~· \let c• l'.llll 1\T:t\'Vilic', Paul De ·oss of Lansl!lg 111 hon· Thm·sday afternoon at the Um St'C 1 home 11t Mr. ,mel Mrs. Nath2n linn Tnwnsrn1l, Sanrlra Van· T\11il !'.11 I, .Ttm Conk anrl Gerry I or of the lOth hit•fhrl.ty annivcr· vctstly hospital Ill Ann Arbor Lantts of Mason 111 honor of the Damme :1nrl 1\laral\·n Voss IV<'!< \Vtng, ftrsl .lid mrtll b.1clgc,;; I~ce sary of Lar-ry, Price She is again. Ill a ea,,f ami \I ill btrlhdoiy Ull!JIVet'sary of 1\Jt ~. sixth gtnrlrrs on the hoiHH' roll r-:nb~. first .lid and home telHIIIS Mr. and Mrs. Lonl Trl'vnsetlll he in lltc hospt't.tl for sc\rral NtswongPr. till' st•ssrr>n Ftflh gt,Hlt>rs nwldng lit•• l1on· n;('lli h.id('r's! .f:rr•l' C'onl\, fu~~ nnci rmml~ of Norll!wesl Sto.et\· \vr'eks. Curtis: I McCowan & McCowan - ~- 101' roll wer<' Bert An\\'.11', .\1n;c .11d .uHI co/ll,lllc~ mrr!l ll,Jrlgcs, IHirlge I'.C~rc Frid[Jy evenmg Mrs. Besste Turnbull andl\1t~ of Authorized A!-!;cnt fm· Auto OwnPJ"!> insuranc1• Co. All' Sor·it•lv !las Fnmily :-Iighl Btnrly, Pntly Ct'lllnhakr•r, Davul :tll'l t'dlll (',ul, ~r.concl ei.J~~ vuests ot J\llr nnd Mrs. Glen Snrnh Clements vistlecl Mrs Eva !<'IRE.- UAIIlf,l'l'Y - WiNIJS'I'OIDI - AI'C'JI)CN'l' 'll•c• rc•gular me'" I ing and rn~l· DIPiil. nurl Ilerlglen, .Trrut .Jnllll· .ll\',11 rl. Sllarland R o hI bache I' nf Wtllinmston s I lUI E. Oali: Phone 32Gl 11 1 ily nigltl ror th~ D~~svtiiP ~,r) snn dllrl Connm \Vest. ,r 1111 \VtlllillsrJn, 1\lrs Glrn Fox spent Friday .\V~~ e s d•a )'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ s .. c·tPiy \\ill l1c helrl I ucsda~ l'\C· chnn·man prcsPnfl•rl a . night ancl Saturduy \\tlh Mr. and ~ 1111 11 "' 1 ,..,..,...... 11111~. ~l<~_trli n.. tl tliP town. hall. J\1r nnol Mrs Clnrc m.tst,•r's un.form In G~n· Brtggs, Mts. Ricl1ard Wilson of L[Jnsing 'l'ltrtn 1\'111 lw :1 polhlf'k dmrwr family were Sunrla:r vursls of wi1 11 tr)l)f, olt'l Jhe ltoop wlwn 1\l!s. rox spent Sunday With Mr. nt 7·:m, •.rrveti hy •ommttl~e No. 11w J.llter's )J.trcnls, Jllr 111rll\lts 1 ',routmrtstcr 11nhert :i\l<'Ehcath nml Mls Wayne Ftlclt of Mar· :~ \\'ilil Mt• .. ITml.ttti ~.1f'rn~dOJ(' Ellery flllntiir, or Albion. J\11° imnvcrl a\\',1\" 'liiC' )>l'<'srnl,lli.lll ,)tall. "' rh' Fm: spent sevrr:il rla:rs the l.tJlnrl on Scout clny nncl 'an;l Mrs, A . .J. Miller. Mrs. Tv~ 1 '01 Will wet r guest.; at r·otlnt \' goV!'rnmcnl was givf'n 11 Y A son was bol'll Momlny, Mr.rch cltnncr Suntl[l\' ol 1\li' nnti !\It< t'.,ul l\1rl .tntl l'.uil '·'"'- vtlll' ':'li" 1 to Mr and Mrs Jad< Brmnnn Clitfonl W!llmms in lwnnr nr tlw \',"('!'(• li'.SI.!lll'f) 11'<1!1; Ill ')10 ~olf~CI'~ at the 1\Tason General hosptlal. hitthrl,Iy .mni1rrsar~ of l\!1~. 11f the ~~>unty lfl,tr) cnm.mtsswn The baby ho~s been name,) M.ntln Cnr111n. 'llic· sponsoring tnsi!IUIHJn, 1111• Eelmuntl. 10 Mrs. Ralph \\'alkrr allrntlrtl a D,,pwiiiP HrnlhPth"od: w.1s. ~. lllr and Mts Floycl Cosgrn~· 1 lunl'!tf'on OltHI mrPttni~ or !llll•' trco•nlcrl hy lit~· Jllf' ·'~r nt \V,tll• 1 .mel f[lm!ly anrl Mr nnd Mrs. I Having decid!•tl to quit the 1lair~· husitwss I will srll at !ll'hiir audiun Cross srC'retarirs :11 IIH' l•atm BISsell ·1111 1 Jill s. Bt~f.. ll. Milw Cosgray of Stoc,dJrtd;::l' and at 1lu• plact• 1 mile w1•st of !Hunith on 1\1-IO(i to l<'itehhu•·~ J'lHHI, north on oO'Il'rs 111 1\lasnn !.1'1 , Mr. ancl Jilts Leonard Broolci, ami l•'itehbur!-!: road Y.J mile. Mr~. claughiPT of M[J~on we1e SLtnclay guests o[ then· pm ents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bl'ooks. Mr. nncl Mrs. Paul Gnuss of 1 P. M. i P. M. Stockbridge moved lilts W('(!k FRIDAY, MARC~ 12 nnlo the Clyt!C' Howlell farm JounetlY occ·upJed by Mr. and Mrs. Clnre Fox and lnmily. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lewi~ Free1· and family were guests at clrnner Phone Phone Sunday of the Jailer's pnrent~. Price Brothers Jilt·. :mel Mrs Melvin BPach nf Mason \Villinmslon, in honor of tho Auctioneers Stockbridge htrthrlay anniversnry of Mrs. Leonard Bench. 2-8761 17-f-111 J\Trs. Edith Ilmlson of Wehh:>r· Maurice & Bob 1\Tuetwh under· ville spent Tltursclny wtlh Mrs. went an opPtdiiOn Saturday Besstc Turnbull. 1\lr. nml Mo·s. mmning ,11 1he Sparrow hospit.11 Lavern Clements of Lnnsing lUcCot•micl> il-ft. lUowcr in L:mstng. were Saturday visitors of tilt> 2-section 8}lringtooth narrow 1\Tt· and Mr' .Jarf'd Ausl in and fm mer'~ mother, Mrs. Sarah 16 Head Cattle Rubber-tired Wagon and Flat ~1acl; ~,on, Arn1e, of Aureltuo. nnll J\!r. Clrrnent s. McCormicl<-DNn·in~ llay l,n:ule•r ;mel 1\lrs. Don Wtlcox aml family Guernsey-Cow, 8 ~·cars old, due in 1\lay Mr. and Mrs. Dale Harrison of Stcel-whcelcll Wagon \\'f'I'C guests at dinner Sunday of Lansing and Mr.. [Jnd Mrs. Roy Jcrs1•y Cow, S years old, due !\larch 28 Douhll' Disc: Mr. and II Irs CPt .11 Unrll:!rwuml in 2-st•ction Har•·ow. Stnrt· unci famtly of Mason WC're Holstein Cow, 3 years old, lrcs~t and opr·n honor ol the lmllulay nnniver· Sttndny evening guests of thetr Gucrnsc~· Cow, 5 yeal'S old, sprmgcr FRANCHISED sm tcs of .Jarecl J\ ustin ami Bobby parents, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin \Vtlc ox. Jllr anrl Mrs. EveT f'll Dmham' Cow, 7 yt•:u·s old, milldng CONTRACTOk' UII~T'. Holstein Cow, 7 )•cars old, br<•d February Hi Baker nf Slol'llhridgc wcrP. nil· Mr. ancl Mrs. Sam Wtlliams for llulstein Cow, 4 'years old, mill1decl Mr. and 1\Trs. Ft eel Nelson of of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Berger. 800 Bushels of Corn Conh·uetm fot• l his communi· StoC'kbl i,Jgc, Farm Machinery ty, sl'lecll'll b!'t'llllHP ol' tmr a luncheon meeting of. the Lan· Raymond Smith of LanRing 300 Bushels of Oats sing Safety Council at the Olds Mts Golclic Wnrd sp~nl Sun· sJ\IJI, lJX[I!'I"it'lll'l', 1111!1 illlCj.\'l'ify, and Mrs. Pearl Root and Ralph Farmall F-12 Tractor :uul Cultivator 300 Bales of Stl'l\W Thursday. Wool nnd givn Sunday wilh Mr. ami Mrs. G. W. Mt•. antl l\£rs. Wtlliam Nis· Smlt h. Sunday of Ann Arbor. yon Uw "com tort that puys for wonger nnd Lloyd were Sunday Mr. ami Mrs. Nolan Wemple Conme Washburn of Kalama· limncr guests of Mr. and Mrs. it,~plf." and famtly spent the weel1 l'ncl zoo spent the wee!\ end with Mr. Nnthan Lnntis of Mason. with Mt· and Mrs. Glen Lehm~ n and Mrs. Floyd Mitchell. Mrs. Irene Bram.m attended a of Elmdale. They also attended Terms: Cash Not Responsible for Accidents Harold Wmg and son, Gerry, birthday party J?riday for 1\~rs. the ICC l'CVtte in Detroit Saturday Murphy Supply Co. Almond Wing ancl Rollnnd Wing Nettie Mull of Ovicl, nt the home evening. l:H s. J,IIJ'Ch St. spent the week end at East 'fa· of Mrs. Jud Sweet in Lnnsing. Mr. ancl Mrs. Roy Hartshorn Phorm 2·1Ul0 was. Mrs. Lawton Gauss entertamed attended the garden workshop at Mr. and Mrs. Don Seefeldt and Wednesday evening. Guests were the Vevay town hall Wednesday. son, Ted, of Stocl1bridge were Esther Halkins Madelyn Millet•, Mr. and Mrs. David Diehl were guests at dinner Sunday o[ Mr. l\£rs. Carmen Bnylus, Mrs. Jerry week end guests of Mt·. and Mrs. and Mrs. Wayne Taylor. Nixon and Mrs. G~raldlne Hold· Dale Messner, Prop. .Tames Hackett of Toledo. I Mr. and Mrs. Ross Manley of en, all of Howell. Mr. and Mrs. Jack McConlccy Rives Junction and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green· and family of Mason and Mr. and ·Earl Dunsmore, Clerk Joy Davis, Cashier Flen VanDamme and · family ough and sons of Lansing called Mrs. Philip Arnold were guests spent Saturday evening us guests on their grandparents, M1·. and at dinner Saturday evening of of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bush. Mrs. R. Tv!. Laughlin, Sunday. Rev. nne! Mrs. Sam Selzert. • -'-"o_ln_m_c_o,_m_tv_N_cw_s __ .M__ aH_h_4_. ,_9s_4-~Pa_o_c 6-.~ ;(~r::;~~~;~~:~:·~~~::~g,;~~:,t;~~:~:;~~~~l~~~ Webberv' I. lie. llocalleaders' Guide Ex~ensi.Oil Program of tlh! county nchlr.vnment rlny In • L m·t~late MarchIn lm mmleand lonnrl dlHCLI~S the Jlnlshpro.J- MfS. Myr I Gra ham- PI IOOC 66 • f • 2 Uy 1\1, II, AVe! y r'llliHO of ~ho nclrlr.d feature~ which they muy en.Joy, In he liHr!d In completing theso 11•, T, A, s110111101•11 Hmorgnlibmu·d In this Hlxth ur(ir•lr· or thn JH'o,lrcts. ( d"d t N d '!'he P, 1., A, of WPhbervllli! Hrwks <'XIIInfnhl!l' tlul lllll'lllllll Secnnrl, lr.nrlnrs help with thn 4-H Activities A rlcmonstrntlon wns g!vo~ on an I a es arne sponsorurl n smorgnsbonrd HI tlw ('llllllty I'Xtmu;lmt' li;( wrelt Wf' tool\ a lnok at Encll person hns 11 ,loh to do in 'fhe HI dtib r·ouneil met last from lnghnm enunty ultcndcrl the rtn!IPI' ~lmtlng partie~ S[JOil· . rJ;e Union nnrl C~llzens parties Ill!' home rll'mnnstratlon ngi'III'H !tis l'ommunity If lw Is going to Thur.sdny ar tlw r'ntll'l ]Joust!, A Junior leadership camp nt flt. srn·r•rl fly tlw lnghllm county ~-HI h.lve nominated tlwll' candidate~ I nrlvlsnry I'Ol!IIC'il whir'h Is made he a sut•cessful pari nf n Joenl ~port of tile Stale! 'I·Il Council Mnry's lalw during the we1!11 and B H Servlr·e·l'luh will he holrl nt Palo· fol' the fnr·thcomlmr election, liP oi a few of tlw local volun· Cllll1111Uitity nnd lcnrllng a home meellng was given hy Derwood returned with enthusiasm fm· anquet onors mar rinl< In Enst Lansing on the Cnmlldntes on the !Inion tldmt IPrr leaders. 'l'lw cxtensinn nrl· rlemnnstratlon group Is one of Dlddnson. Sugi(I!Hlions mnde rlcmonsu·ntlons In tlw enLinly, r!vrmings or March •1 nnrl Mardi wr.rP nnmerl February IIi nt n vlsm·y cowwils an• the backhorw (he pfHISI'H Whieft II l'PJ'SOII lllii.Y Crom the s111te Wl'l'l! thai PH<'il 'l'hc,q• young JWOJlle! were Su· fatherS (h"ld carry on to he of help to the county worl< Inwards a 10',; In· znnnc Thompson, Pat Monmr., II. The nru·thr.ast hnlf of tho meeting helrl at lhc Communlly ' I ren or extension WIJI'it in the cnunly, counly will go Mnrch 4 and the hall. Canclldatcs arc: President, In fact. tlw Sliethlcr tire extension program is dr!· this !Jceomet> an nvomtion frll' the The slute nlsn SUf::J(I'SIC!d thnl thr.l W:mlowsld, They IHtvc! Jnfol'mll· March 11. dnll; treas11re1', Gcrtrnde Brad· banquet wns held In the church pendent upnn locnl voluntPer loml leader. tractor lll'flJ.:ram anrl l'onscrva· I inn on !lr.monsl rat inns and will . The complete Palomar roller lihaw; t r ll s t c e s, 2-yr.ar-tcrm, dining room February 22. EIJ(hly leadership. '!'hili Is shnwn he•t 1 Uon 11rogram be J(ivr.n spednl 11!·' br! iiVIIilablr. rlurlng the spring Third, leaders leaching or di· rinl' is talwn over· by the i).J-J Grorge Whilehearl anrl Floyd Me· were In nttcnda:ncc and there was through the y the 'I·II dubs of the coun.ty. If lcr. toastmaster. A toast to the !a· gnnlzerl J(rollp hnsls. NHJset-vnllon pmgram is very hf'sl of IIH•m ~cleelrrl to lnl tn tall<' thr! t•xll'a lime away rcslnr, the same lclentification yr.ar-tr.rm, Raynor Ilnsitlll nne! claughtci'S was given by Rev. ers In teach the iPSS[ln~ lo l!lros·~ p1!11rlPnl r1n their efforts in dl· from the home for t•xtcnsln;l with them for· nnl' or more WPP.ils ization of the ~llrnmer com· tir'l~l'ri tltc eaclt gmup nre seleelerl from tlw frnm Marr·h G to 14 and will he I mentioned. horne ngent und take them haC'!< [:l!'lnr, prrhaps, Evm·yone enjoys lltate 'I·Il dub office, county fair proJ(I'ilm and tlw memlwn;llip uf 1111• gt•oup :uHI rr.r·o>:nlze.t in Inglwm county In nloodmohlln Is Coming '!'he "Singing Cop," LicutPnant In the group and present lt to [c•Piint: that he is havlnJ( an lm· It was SUJ:tgr.sterl thai older changes wilicll il:wr. h<'Pn m:ul'~ therefore arc dircelly rcspunslhlc severn! 1~ays. Spedal radio pro· The Blomlrnohile Is eumlng tn Wilburn Legree, fmm tlw Flint lhem. to 1hem. porlant pl:we In his own c·om· cluh nwmlwrs c~ITY lilrough by the fnir crunmillr!e :mrl vole!:! J(rams wrll he given over WJIM, Webberville, sponmrerl fly tlw [wllcr. department, flll'llishl.'d en· As menlionerl ahovr, with morf' rlniry prorhll'lion pro· In suggl'si to lllf' fair hoard tllill durin~-: cnrtnlty and in doing- sometltiltl{ a WKAR-TV program will hr. P. '1'. A. 'l'he quota is · pints. ICI'Ininml'nt. He wus accompanied there were 68 active J(roups Silll!f' tiln suL·c·r.ss oi tile group for nllwrs. grums tlwn hiiVI' lli'C!n rlorw in llll'y wcJulrl pref<'r to have Fri· 100 ID~3 ~ J(iVert nn the evening of March Anyone wishing lo r!onalc is at the piano by Mrs. Christine in the r·ounty, each with !l lead· is SrJ larJ(I'Iy c!Pjlf'IJC!r•nl U]lOII fo· the [msl. Many older members rtay afternoon nnrl evening for cal lcaril'rslll\l. it would sr•em 111111 Fouri!J, till• lcll'al lc>arlcr clc>rii'P.~ have lalwn yrnrngPr animals hut .f.fl progmms 1 the county filii' t 1, al li::JO showin>t the activities asl~erl to e•oni:H'I Mrs. Mnrvln Crandall. cr~. This would nJP.an l:Jfi loeal a e'l!l'laln mnount of satis[nl'tion 11 whil'i.t Dallas Ilyrfp has rlcvclriped Hodge or Mrs. Helen Dormire. ·women neting as luenl le:1ders to ll'l' rnigltl asl< tlw quf'slion, "\\'ill' haw nol c•ntTil'd on with animals rathl't' llwn \VPrlnr•sriay a[ll'l'· rio lrll'al W£1111e11 lH•comn lni£'1'· t ili'OII[.ih wot'kiiiJ( with a lcll'al DJI IllS farm over a period of • ____ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Comer cnrry out this phase of the ex· SI'Pill!~ ~:rc'lllfl eli'· in prurhwtion, JweJiing l'£!<'ni'rls to noon aJH 1 1'•riday ev~ning .'-dnc·p ester! in lil'lpin~-: IParl and rlin•r•i r:ro11p, thai a \'Pill'S, There will also be spccinl Jlo~ Ultr•s Smull Girl are the parents of 11 son, ,Jolm tension proJ(ram. Many of thPsc vt•loqos an.l t'aJ'l'it!S out proJ(rams, iinrl nul ll'lll'liH'I' or not 1lw.;!• Wt•rlnPsriay is a ve1·y lwnvy rlnr arts in the lor·al newspapers an:! . , Charles, horn February 2'1. Mrs. leaders become cxr!ellr•nl teal'il· groups In this type of Pxtensirtll animals were goorl prur!Lrcnrs. nn judging anrl memht!rs woul~l 1\'nl'ic';" There are al least ·1 rea· has Sll!'l'r•lings anrl hr!· special stories concerning s is onn n[ till' few thinJ(s program wit II IIH• l'luh ill(<' Ill orw tivilics. Tlte dog hit tlw girl· on 1!1e hip, leader, Mrs. Rolanrl Graham, pre· program chairman. Tlw job of t),e r:rottp is ' is one o[ 1 and so a meeting of 4·II leaders Mr. ;mrl Mrs. lJnro!rl ,Johns, helIanning the program, whcre they haVP hecn vacation· Mrs. Emma Bedford spent the Mosl chairmen and !Parler:; back tn their own !Jomc>s In mai

". · gnmen,• landscape and' small• set for March lfl al Fairchild e.tlly Jn ;\fl''.l for a county-wtde fruits arc included theatre in East Lansing on the Insurance Agency eluthrng JUclnmg contest ·'I ' · college campus. A fine pmgram ' Why Should I Use Nitrogen? "'__ ' 1 I I(! hon;c economics projects is being armngccl for all -1-H l'honc~: Mason !lOiil Bo . .• , , . . . , , , arc those 111 food preparation, Curtailment of wheat nnd r·m·n n~rl'age uwans only on" thing· to the• famwrs. 1 club members, leaders and par· J.nnsing· 6:\lA·!lO;il )s LL ndr s illaf,e ' f,llls 1 canning freezing outdo r m I· We must ~Pi hl~lwr yields JWI' 111!1'<' usin~,;· tim most er·lmomi1·nl tn·al'l ir•es. We 100 Ash St rl'et 1\Iason M. H. i\vPry, ''·.H elub agent. and 4-II girl. 'l'lwn th~re i~a ·~ cnt,;; of the county. There will be 1 must mnintnin lhe nitrog·cn SUilJIIY in flw soil at n hig·h e1wug·h lt•nl to lll'l'lllil mel WttlJ 1the hancl1crnfl and clcc· 1group of irojects which, lilce !h~ a special movie on safety, 1 "Miracle in Para·dise Valley." llrnduction of lOO·bll.~lml com nnd iitl·hnshcl whclll. 'l'he ever·int·rensing tHlpulat·it~· There will he special music, spe· of hig-h nit.m,.;·en t'Oillflletr~ f1~1·tiliwrs has led us to !mow t Ita t extra nit c·ogc•n l'l'UIIY cia! entertainment numbers and flll~'s off. Why not. thl'n u.-;e nitt•u.twn In its most. cruwcntJ·ntcd :uul l'h<'aJH'st form­ the awarding of the recognition ANHYDUOUS Ailll.UONIA (82% nitrugcn). to the lop safety club for 1953. The safety meeting lbi~ vcar is being sponsored by the 4·H Serv· i~e club of the county and Serv· i<'" Plub members will serve as Boost· Protein in Corn ushers. 11 ~ la!IU I Com is n hig USCI' or nilmgen. It has hc!c!ll JH'0\'1'11 thnl whr'l'r• t:n a1krrunl" The March plentiful fomls list supply of nitrog·c!n 11h1s u hnhllll'l' of othrw soil 11lant foods is nvailahiP, l'UI'n r·ou· o[ the dcp;u·tmcnt of agriculture tnin.~ ns high us 2'Y,, 11101'!' prnlein. It' WI' l'llll inc'I'Pase tl1e llrntein c•ontc•nl as wdl a~ oJTe1·s a good basis fm· huclget. bushels IH!l' acre then we crwtainly zuc on the l'ight tml'll lu lo\1'<'1' Jli'IHiul'iiun l'osh The Weight of saving Lenten meals, There arc nnd mol'e net JH'ol'it fol' you. plentiful supplies of potatncs, rggs, all types of cheese, and I pinlo and reel kidney beans ahout Public Opinion is which many main dishes car. he Your \:uilt. Improve Pastures l'm·mzuwnt. 1msturcs dlhet' due to

,jc!ln ever assembled In the 11ir 11t a smnll hmtso nnrl puJ. it· on Life Story of America's ·.Favorite Told the snme Ume, Althi)UIIh lh!! ex· stidts-lw clirln't want murlln his net number of planes Is A mUI- I house. No one ~cemerl lnt.:Jroslect tnry ~ir!f'J'ol, It Will' no secret that 'l'w/1 thrlllcm sturt orr u \VI!clc tlwslly over the base w11s c!lnudorl oxecpt the olrl wise mnn nf I Ill! '1 villngn nnrl whnt hnpp!:!ncd next I ' of 11111 films ul the Fox tl1eatrc. with spe!.!dlng Sabreil, )~lying MASON I'HONE 2·1421 in llw rlnuble fenlure !or Frld11y with wing-tips almost touching, mulw~ 11 goocl story, . 1 nnd SniUI'riuy "'l'nrzan nnd tlw t11e jet formation stronlmd over a Also for I his nge r,roup is Hnth Sundn.y •howe ... ontlnuoua (rom 3;00 p, m. On Wa11l' Dnya .,11owa atmrl ot 7 :UO p. m. Sf10 Devil" will open tho program. set representing a Mig air hase, ~'nwyer'~ ,JOURNEY CAI FI•JATUIUG Devil." llnues fmm Bronrlway to nation· Idays of the \VI:!st '( I suppose t hn I AlP:' Nicol- Autlrc~y 1'otteJ· in · Lex B;wi

;--· ::··~·'"'" _, ; .• , ·-~•· •• , -.•••• ,.,..,.,... -u ·------~ IT'S A FACT! This merchandise is all new and will be sold at regular prices when this sale ends. WE MUST

For New MerChandise

1So;o DISCOUNT SALE STARTS SATURDAY Lasts 8 Big Days - March 6 through March 13 on Goodyear Ti~es Pass1mgci' ~l'ires Trucl• 'l'irt\S ANTI-FREEZE Big -Slash, in. Baling Wire Price I 6:00xl6 6:00x16 6:70x15 6:50x16 Pre stone $3.75 $3.00 .·. John Deere Automatic. $9.25 7:10x15 7 :00x16 Super-Pyro · $1.50 $1.15 Minneapolis-Moline Automatic $9.25 7:60x15 7 :50x16 Socket Sets- Mechanics Tools- Wrenches 6:50x16 7 :00x17 Off on Poultry -Nee.ds 10o;o 15 o/o Discount Chicken Feeders - Broiler Feeders Planet, Jr., Ga.rden Tractor 21h & 2 HP. Laying Nests 6-10-Hole Sizes Power Lawn Mowers. (Reel an~ Rotary) Water Fountains 2-3-5-Gallon Extra Special· j \ . Galvci·n-zed Roqfing 1--Speed Queen Drier .. ______-$199.95 $165.00 I.--Metal Corn Crib (1 ASO Bu.) 399.00 350.00 Reg. Price $10.50 Now $10 1-Steel Grain Bin (1 ,000 Bu.) _ 406.00 360.00 Shopmaster Table Saws _____ "' _ · 99.95 ' 74.95 %-inch Electric Drill Sets ______20.95 18.00 ... %-inch Power DriiJs .. ______42.50 35.00 12--Screw Driver Sets ______. 4.95 1.50 1-Blow Tor~h _____ ._ ·~ _ ~ ___ -··- 9.50 8.00 · 1-Midget Y4·inch Drive Socket E,den Set ______::. ______..: . Elevator. . ' 8.50 5.00 Phone Mn..<;on 5689 .Wancn Gallaway, Mgr. - . %·inch Electric Drills _____ .. _ ~ _ · · We Givtl Gold Stam11s Phone Leslhl 2154. 14.00 12.00 4 miles south of 1\lason and a mile cast on Bartaes · We Give Gold Stamps /' I Editorial Page Liko CharitV'- Ingham County News ,. March 4, 1954 Page 2 Flexible School Buildings Mnson might well consideJ• o. unique school housing plan learning~ too, Should Start at Home wh!le we o.ro nt1cmpl.ing to work out n long·l'ange pi'Ogrwn, That plan Is one jwit ucloptcrl nt ,Jncltson. It culls for the (COJJihmed fl'om J,n~t Wenl1) "Look building of ranch-type structures. Instead of builrllng n 'l'hu Amr.rlcnn Assoclntlon of stTuctura contninlng 7 OJ' R I'OomR, Rmnller units are btliil as School Administrators lw!l br.r.n needed nnd whm•c needed. · ' mt!etlng 111. Wushlngtonnnd nt the at the Costt> now run close to $30,000 a mom in bulldings like conclusion of tlwh• sessions mem· Mnson'll Cedar Streat school. '!'hat's a tel'l'ific pl'!ca when a her:; gnvc forth with somu very good home, one of the best, cnn be erected for Jess than $20,· profound nssertlons. Ji'il•st, I hey ,Books?":;; ~nlrl the program for teaching 000, and that could contain 2 classmoms, nt least. . cltf;(enshlp In public schools must The thr.m·ies on cducntlon arc subject to as much change lw hronrlenecl to teach children as school enrollments. Only a few years ago most Rchool l10w to rlenl with controversial aulhol'itics insisted that the best way was to build centr[1) Issues, They ns:-;erted furtlwr t hn t buildings and haul all 1'1w youngsters in J'm· miles around. lhc threat of Communism coulrl not he met, "until the citizenry Now the theory, backed by expel'ience, is that the ber;l way IIIHierstunrls both the ldcnlology is to keep yowigsters as close to home as possible. n nrl I hu danger," . In considering consolidation of the Alaiedon and ~.Iason I say lhnt until tlw Amr.rlcnn districts officials of both dist l'icts have cleclarecl their inten­ youth hns !wen taughl the fundn· tions or. maintaining neighborhood schools f'm• elementary ffi(!lltnl faets nml told the ti'Lith gmclcs, uhont our own way of life, Jt Is n menace to our national life to One-room schools do not. rcquit·c expensive corridors and teach them about communlom or / foyers which cost mom than clnssmorns. They do not need any other "ism." / costly heat lng units, because gas o1· oil units can scr·vc m, One mlghl ns well say n mnn Sometime during tho coming yoar, a rcprosenlolivo from economicnl!y and el'l'iciently as in homes. cannot he n good Christian until tlul inc:amo to~ division moy poy you o visit. You're wiso For its p1·oposcd cast side school, whether OJ' not con­ he has mnstererl nil the mysti· to hovo your records in such shape tho! you can oxploin eisms of the Moslem~·. the Ilindu ttll deductittns. solidation comes, Mason could well consicleJ' erecting one or religion and the incantations o[ mot•e runch-type buildings a year on a spacious area, building witc:h dbctor·s in A!rlcnn ,jungles. You're wiso, lao, if you con show o concellad chock far oil out or current revenue without resorting to bond issues. One might as well sny that none items of expense. And if you don't pay by check it might Mason is in a position to profit ft•om new thinking in tht shoulcl ndopt the Met hodlst creed be a good idott Ia do so beforo another week goes by, until all tlw other Protestant Wo invito your account. building of schools. We should take advantage of it. erecds, tlw Catholic catechism \ nne! liJP Jewish rituals nll arc ' mastered. Mttst we read the Ire not fm· the withholding tax none of us would Down by the have such tax bills to pay. Because the administration tlw.t levied such taxes would be voted out of office at tha next· elec­ tion, People would not tolerate such a gouge out of the sav­ ings they would have to have in ordet· to settle with the gov­ SYCAMOR-E emmcnt on March J5. The United States wouldn't be shoveling out money to send to the Jar col'llers of the world if the people here ~.t home had to pay taxes in a lump sum. No politician would conside1· for a minute such a burdensome tax. With much of the money now going in taxes available for Jlm, the middle one of the 3 family housing, education and family transportation we would Corsaut boys, wns using his fa­ never need worry about any slackening of employment or a ther's blood pressure gauge 011 drop in prosperity. his yo1mger brother .Jerry, 12. There will nave1· be any substantial dt•op in federal taxa­ Doc! lor .Tim rucordccl Jerry's pres· tion, or in any othe1·ldnd, until people have to fork over theil· bUl'C at 15li, umJstml for a YCJUng. s\CJ'. He trlccl it ngaln and sure taxes in cold cash instead of out of money they never see, enough, he got the same reading. money taled police officers, or this newspapet·. It must be said soon. the eonnty !'lerl1's office, lmowing­ all 3 were b'or·n in !Uuson. llere's news t'nr· ,Jr.•·ry null his Jlllrents, ·The Smudg-' Is Effective 'J'licre's no record of ,Jel'I'Y's llirth, ,., , , Used Cars and Trucks are given a rigid in• Hr. ,Jrty re<·or·ded the ar·rlvaf of spection and tune-up by expert mechanics bolero hundreds of other babies. SoJnc· they can role the A· I sticker from your ForcJ Let's say that Senator McCm·thy lighted the fire. But how hiN owu was mil~.~ed. the smuclga which has resulted should not hide the fact that Dealer! there is fire, and that some people are interested in malting "\Vhut would you do i[ you got The. G,aod the smudge so dense that the fire is completely hidden and out of the newspnper bm:iness 'WIDER SELECTION! even smoth,:red. and rested up for 5 year£. while The army did keep a captain commissioned when notice doing other thingS?" inquired Old Days ,Your Ford Dealer gels a hug~ variety of cors-air' Ceral Underwood Saturday. "I'd models and all makes-as trade-ins on now fords! was received that he had been a card-carrying Communist. Pl'obably get 1Jacl1 in," was my Instead of dismissing the captain, even after he had hidden reply. .llesldos this wider choice you set ••• behind the Fifth Amendment, high army officet·s l/N APPEARANCE/ .J::¢!>1N ~LCIE / Ingham Cou·nty News "Don't peck· nt your food lilm a bird," some parents tell their chit· dren who nre off feci!. "Eat ABSOLU.TE CONFIDENCE IN hearty." »'T"HOON•

'. i.Your Ford Deoler is a repulable business ~an, hertl to slay. He· wants your trusl bo,ause ho wanls ya~' I\ Entorool no scconol clna• mnttor nt po,tolfico, Ma•on, Michigan, undo•• Act of Mnroh• 3, I 870 •for a servi'e customer-and, somoday ho hoposto­ '1 :1oll you a brancl·now carl· SUBSCRIPTI0N RATES (Payablo In Advance) , Dlunlny nllcntlon, 8uolnoao locnlo .·nnd, ren~·' 11djolnlnrr· counlleo ...... $2,60 lng notiC08' on Hrat nnd lbcul pnJtoo; '' Ono ycnr outside InStho.m nnd 25c n llno, No rending or buRlnoRII ndjolnlnlf countlco ...... 3.00 ttdvoa'tlolnll lees thnn 6 Oc: Curd of · Roy ,Christense.n Slli rilonttia· lia In~tinm nnd' Thnnka, lo n word, Announcements adjolnlnlf countloa ·...... 1.60 of ontortalnmonta whore ndmlaalon Ia· Pour niohtha• ...... 1.00 ohnrgod or of anJ plnn to mlao fund a 'Your Friendly Fonl Dealer · · i Locations to Serve You :-.~~"~~1_1-.. co.Pitl~ .","'"",':··...... OG munt.-~o. ~~ld .at. l'CRuln~. raten,, .·~ :: .,,._. 210 .. St!_'~~~t!, ~os.on . ' , , . 128 ~aiu St.,. [,eslie. 1 Plione 9611. . Phone 5041 · •.

•' Pt·lor upprovul of 11111 perrnlltml T • G ======-~1---=-==='--'----''-'=c"--'=:.==~ Makes Milking Easier Till! pmctjee IHn't rCI]IIirm(, But llC'l'n· est1ng roup ngo on wllieh the JH'nclicn Is c!nt'· k rlod out JnllHI he l'O(IOI'totl to tllC Completes Wor Country & Town, rARMINL BU~IN~S~ crn111IY ASC mmmllteo, 'l'hls Is nn , BY lmporlnnt nmonclmnnt to thn nl· 'l'ltm·e ·were '17 herc!H In the DY ,lll\1 BRO"N Clip 'em to Make '~m Clean iotment provisions. Furmet·s who CAl~L COLLIN ll What "Oott' lmsincssman would iurn down a Dnlt·y cows um getting hair· hi!lps reciuec Horllmr~nt nml hne· illlVf' owr-plnnleri tlwil' ncrcnges Inr;hnm No; Dnlr;v 1-Iorri Im· n cuts Jhls yent• ns iarmers !ollow torin eonnt nnrl impmves the shrHJirl he Hlll'e tn repcn·t whnt (Jrovernt!nt n~socintlon which chance for one of his dollars to cnrn $17 In a single the advise of ''dip 'om to iwep mill' qunllly, Dotter IJUnllty, \VJ!'Vr! o fl1•n mr!nllollr>rl II If! In 1!l:i2, fn rmr!l'S In ,II WI Hl 1hey do wit It 1he exlm ncrcngo, ,nvcrngt•rl mnre tlHJn 30 lh hUt· month? Probably few. 'em clcnn." Clipping the hair Bnlley snys, nnltrt•ully lemls to t l'f'lllf' 11rlons nrlvn llf'f'S m;ulf' In t!JC• Arlw11sns r·o lllll if's r;rew 1111 e~ tl'll tm·fa t for the month of J~ehniUry, Vl~ry urlrlor, 'las! rJpr·Hrlr• in 1;11'111 pnullu•lirliJ ~:t,llllll,rlllO worlit of soyhe11ns by lll!erll'rlinr; to the report of ,lhe Such retm·ns m·e possible in the . mille business. The nrounrl the flnnlts nne! hnr· gmatr~r Jnenmo, prn.-Jil•r•H. ltl!sultill!i fro111 111~;, ol c·oJJiroliiiiJi inseets, l•'lli'Jllr>rs In •I stntes-Tntllnnn, tester, Reid Losey. American Dait•y associEttion has Pl'DVCcl it. The association 1•ei will mnlu! the dulrymnn's ,luh A few demt sweeps will! lite set up advertising programs in Rochestct', New and l'uslcr, Dlcil Bailey, eounty ngrl· cllppr•rs up 1.110 siril's of tlw tnll, ,.0111 sr!, Js ;1 fll'l'atl,v ilwrr•nsr•rl olll· This list muld he rnn·lecl on Ohio, Mldtlgan nncl New Ynrlt-- The high herds and ownCI'R Ym·k 1 .ut of nops nnrl IIVPstol'lc rlJH' nnrl on. Frull r.:rowers m·r! es· will! fnrm·slorr.d wlwat ttndcr were Ji'Joyd Fo>:ic & Son, 17 Hoi· Kunsas City _Kansas _with the_ idea of determining just how Iculturni n~ent, points out_. :-.lnrtlng nhDitl ·I ludws above the 1 d · 'ti i ' ld d ill tl d , The mn111 ndvnntnge In clip· t'JHI of lhr. tnll hone, maims the llf'IIH' ;IIIJ•cling g-rmll'l' (IJ'rHillf'· fH•r•lally consc:Jous of titc ncccs· ~~ovr.n11ncnt lnnn may ricllwr the steins, •1!!.2 lh fat, Jlfi2,!llb milk; m~tc 1 a vet• s n~ cou .o 1:o se11 . m c Elm1 o · 1er a 11'~ ping Is to reduce the tIme of nnimnl npprmt• neater, Bailey' Jon, whkh \VI! llfti'JI o\'PI'iooil, hi sily fill' uslnr; (JI'OPCl' spraying wheat to CCC lu~fom liw re~uinr Bert Sl'!tcrlzlng, 12. Holsteins, pt oducts.. The ~esults wcte _fantastiC. So unusual ~hat a!- readying lite cow for milillng. n arlrlecl, ill' grr•iit Jll'rJgi'I'S'i ll'c·'u· mnci<• In m;;t,•rlllls at IIH! propt!l' timf!, Ap· malurily date of April 30 If they •l1.l lb fat,, 1.123.0 111 mlllt; Glen ready, the Mlclugan associatiOn is considering adoptmg the ------1111 tmllln1; lnspc·ls ll1:•t l!;lntagc· plr• grmvc•rs ill'l! now able lo cut Wilnl. lo. Fnrmers will have lo T'P.· Shnrlilnd, 24 Holsteins, '10.5 Jb program for this state this yeat•. I , nq 1s whllr! growing illlri while! in IIIPir lw;sps fmm c•orlcliing molh, pay about n cent a ltusltcl fll!r fat. 1H7.1 Jh miill; Fred Gmf, •13 wltlelt cnn ltc determiner! by Here's thll fluid sales· inct·easll in ,llll'iiJ.(e. from w; illgll us 00',{ of l11e CI'CIJl month ns pcnnily on wheal tilfll mr;lslercd lloisteins, 3G,8 Ill .fat, mill' fi~•m~s Pack EggS W1th r·OJJHIIing Is 1111 lmpnrlnnl frwtor both ci.ties. ~ 'l'hls is the Jlei'Ctmtagc ovel' the sumo I : •n1c Coioraci" Jllllato bPr•llc• to fi•,r, Is delivered early. County ASC of· 1022 .H Ill millt; Brown & Pfiester·, in wholt!Hnlc gmrling, the pnullry· , net! ruiJH!rl pot;Jto flll· Ill J'at, GfiiJ.:i Ill mill'; Lynn Hoehestcr-li'm· every $1 of advertisin~ by the by canrllinr; at the end of H rln~'ii. ·million tons of hltumlnnus con! !i fiotlrs nrc inelurlcd in lb mili1; $126,203.78 above the advettising costs. fft!ntling llrr!cr1~ pilllliP:i t!JI'ir ;J!Iotmt!IIIS !!illl still At the annual meeting of the American Dairy association Weather Forecast for 30 Days r·,mply and 11111 he [!Cnali;.:ecl if 1he growing-fattening rations .for Ric•lwnl Giesl,c, Holsteins and \Vlll'l'l" IW(;J,S a year ago, a year-around -set-aside program was adopted. "1\lild wllh unseasonable tem(li!I'JIIurcls" llnrcbhlK All Smnm1:r tllf•Y don'! liili'VI!S! that eXII':t hor;s. '_!'hal's a sizable saving in I Gucmseys, 311.3 111_ fat, 7:iG.l lh Wrlta, t•f' oue, Urlve In ni' ['l'f ht ilt'I';':Jgt•. A rPr'l'lll d1nngc in 11;e feerl--~0 pounds of leer! fur cadt mill(; Coy Dunsmol'C, 17 Hoi· The program calls for a 2c levy per hundredweight on milk OL' aiiDtnwnt pro.:ram allows tile 2:i0-pouml hog marketed. steins, 30.2 lb fat, 814.7 lb milk; a half-cent levy on butterfat. At that time, it was decided Why not start those chicl(, I-Iolstclll, 70 lh fat, 1!JOO lh milk, it is now. The parity cut in the milk subsidy makes it nnyway. USDA has advis.ed 1~ilk n~d A V. Schu~tz_, Guernsey, more important than ever before to increase dairy product Gulliver's Hatchery farmers to eut clown eommcJ'CJal G!l lb Ltl, 1·1(HJ lb milk. consumption. Pho'nc 538l plantings this year. Growers of . Under :J y.ca~·s-~~'rcd G~·af, r;.g· The ADA has found the way. \1 mile Hnul h on 1\1-!l~ Eulnn Rapids early sJHicls are asl·car in:;Jcarl of thr. 15',; the nation in olwerving national tmctor wheel spacing, get you ready for cultivating, •• fast!. slash recently made by Sr.erctarr 4-II club wee!,, Mareh ·6·14. Benson, cffeet ivc April l . . . M. ·H. Avery, county 4-H club Allis-Chalmers design permits each gang to run independ·~ CCC lost a little over $11G,OOO, agent-. l'C(lOl'IS that Ingham COUll· Ilaving sold tny home 'and moving to California, I will sell at puhlie cntly ••• at uniform depth ••• even over rough ground. 000 in price support operations tv's 1,300 members will partici· auction at the place located 1 inile north of Leslie at 3880 Lansing A vc., or · , during the first half of the 1953· pale in the week-lrmg observance. US-127, Oil These sturdy cultivators arc equally stable on level fields ;14 fiseal year. That's abont twice On a Rlalewide basis, Michi· :.mel hillsides. There's clearance a-plenty for tall crops. • as much as CCC lost for the en­ gan's nearly GO,OOO 4-H chill mem· lire preceding year ... Contro­ ber::; between liTe ages of 10 and Wiele rugged bearings hold gangs true - no dodging versy on huller price supports 21 arc pausing to review their weeds. At !'ow's end or for probably will get hot; outcome accomplishments in order to tell transport, a touch of the might. he a lip-off on. the w~y ol hct· boys 111111 girls I he benefits overall price support Jssue Will o[ the 4-I-I program. Accomplish· Saturday, March 6 hydraulic lover raises culti• llc decided. mcnls include the completion of valor instantly. Rear gangs nearly !ll ,000 projects, about arc delay-lifted. 4,000 more than lnst year. Commencing at 1 P. M. Sharp To the last plant - it's the prettiest cultivation ••••• Marshall Wells you ever saw! Wehavea: SNAP-COUPLER o stock of. SUGAR BEET DIGEST Burt Walker- John Hendricks 1s or1 A!l!s·Cholmcrs lrcdomcrli, Auctioneers : rune in ( ·V-BELTS :he l~ationoi Form ~lL~SaCHALMERS Michigan c:nd Homo llour- l!i"iil SALES AND SERVICE [VOIY colurdoy - N3C ,______, Sugarmen Phone Leslie 9 511 Francis Platt. At National l\linncapolis-1\lolinu Meeting WE SELL ANYTHING- ANYWIIEUE Plurnmerr t~'\achinery Co. Yz mile north of 1\lnson on US·l27 tll!l N. C<•dat· Lan<;inl!; At the h•· aru1Ual meeting of the American Society of Sugar Technologists held re· ccmtly in Denver, I met many men who now hold the answers to today's sugar beet problems. Furniture Household Goods They also told me that they are - on the threshold of solving to­ % Rctl, Springs and Mattress Clocl' llcddin_~ morrow's problems as well. G. E. Automatic Washer !lxl2 Hug 2 Plant Stands Chairs Horizon Rosy 3 Rocldn~ Flom· Lam11 and Dt~sl• Lamp Round Wiclmr Porch Table 3 Rocldng Chail·s Studio Couch In the near future, they will 4Straight-Racl• Chairs l\itelwn Cabinet produce mono-germ seed and i{ntiqun Straight Chair solve weed control, to lessen Chest of Ut•awcrs spring work; Iiew seed treat· Metal 1\itchen Cabinet ElectJ·ic Hot Plate men t and new mnchines will be Coffee Table llxl5 Uug Kitchen lJtensils developed to reduce beet labor Full-Size Red, 8Ill'ings ami Mattress .Idly, Cunnml li'l'llit and Vt~g;etables to the bare minimum. Perhaps, 2 Oal• Dresset•s J\itclwnwa.l'tl and Dislws by the time these men meet Hall Rncl' and Mirror Feather Tiel• anti Pillows again in two years, these proj­ Antique Roclu1r ects will be on the list of pro!> Clothes Hlllllllcr l\itchen Stools lema marked "solved". Sewing Machine 2 Radios Pictures aml ~[any Other Items o-.J~ui!J;Jis/19!JIIfof /tjUipf!lBDt . -.. Lots of Grouud Covc'rell ffhe sugar technologist pre­ sented over 160 different papers In too · JOH~ DEERE itO "Series Two-Plow Tractors at the Denver meeting. These II is an easier hitch to hook up to, thanks have been bound into a book of Miscellaneous When you inspect the advanced-type 3· over 800 pages and represent to the turnbuckle design which enables you 10 Bundles. Cedar Shingles Platform Scales 2 Bag C:uts point hitch on tho ~ew J?hn Deere "40:' what's been done in two years Chicllen.IPeedcrs ruul Waterm·s Series Tractors you ll qutckly see why 11 to shorten or lengthen the lop link 'with a since this group met last. 60 Steel Fence Posts and Driver turn of the hand. Best of all, there is the new Wbee_l Bat•row, rubber tires offers you ad~antages over olhe~ 3-po~nl Barb Wire Ladders John Deere Load-and·Depth Control which Michigan Tc~lmologists La\\'11 Mower GartlCII llosc hitches. First of all, it sa stronger h1IC:~• w1lh Stone Boat llead every part buill with rugged durabll1ty. for works with the 3-point hitch an.d the Touc~·O· "TOllS" Crates Lawn Roller long service. It's a fully-adaptable lutch malic system to give you the kind of workmg Many of the men I met and l\liscellaneous Lumber Many Other l~ools aml Items that will take a full line of new John Deere accuracy yoil have always wanted for your taUmd with were the scientists Quik-'fatch "pickup" tools as well as any plow, disk harrow, and other field impl~ments, who actually did the work standard 3-pointlools made for other tractors. We'll be glad to demonstrate, any tune. which has made sugar beets an increasingly more profitable • crop to raise. They are college Terms - Cash Day of Sale -Not Responsible for. Accidents professors, sugar company ''· technologists and scientists A. A. Howlett & .Co ... from foreign lands. All of them I. tip their hats to the Miohigan New Phone 2-3631 136 E. Ash sugar technicians who have helped materially . in making sugar beets the profitable cash crop it is today. A Public Service of the Lena Sherman, Owner BEET PROCESSORS OF MICHIGAN wha also bring you -Lyle True, Clerk ... MARSHALL WELLS-WJR-12:31 p.m. . ' . ' . ' \ ·~ ; : · · Eacb Saturday PPRP·~ . I . ,.,.,, IIIHMNIH OP.'I'R A'w.um ~ • , , I, I T.rndrH' !i yenrsi TTuah Onslorlo A I Q h d. C11l'l Mlnnl~ of D:nmvillc !1ns W. C. &· HOI\, l'!!g']S(OI'p!j Jlolsl!!lll, 'ili jiJ, . pp e rc ar s State Agricultural Department Tests heen nwm·rlrrl 11 eorllfll!irto of Wright"s f111, 2,nnn lh mill• unrl c, w. DnllH· mel'il nnrl f~l'llntcrl 11 Junior mem· h)', rnglft!J}'Il!j Hol~tlll11, (Hj Ill fill, Mag~· IJershlp ·Jn tlw llolstcln·l•'rlr!slan Registered Herd I ,li50 lb milk, · · Need esl'um ·.· assrwlntlrm of AmeJ'fi'U. llo wns Under •I ymu·s: Don Wllllums, Fiefd and Garden Seed Germination rr.rmmmenrlcd for these mvunls It I ulws longer thun one year reglstel'erl llnlstl'in, 77 lb fat, l>y the Stale . LewiH CnsH hullillng. Hem, mil· NEW mill>, slum levels wns nntleerl severul yenrs ago In 11 .g(!IICI'III lent: ·lions of seeds n1·e r!l(aminr.d for Beefman School MEXICO Otlwt· hP.I'd~ nnd their DWners gcrminutlon and illll'ity, 'l'he lah· nnnlysls. Cover cmp fallllres !ol· were: Kenneth Kurtz, JR (lrnde Ch I D • lowed in Home lnstnnt•es. 'l'ho m·utory is tlw sPed buyer's liS· Holsteins, •lfl.2 lh Jnt, 1,2:i:i lh ares aVIS surnnce thnt he Is getting wlmt Will Open at MSC milk; Hu!lh Oesterle & Son, :!2 , lutcst method of treatment h; the: nppllcallon u[ m:rgneslum In the 'lw pays fur. 'I' he tng on r!VCI'Y Angus, Jkreforrl and Short· TEXAS reglsterecl Holsteins, '1:1.i lh fnt, Wl'll Sp' eak at ~:oil In connection with the ('()Vei· seed JlflCilagc lndierrles 'findings, 1,100 Ill milk; Harold Powell, ~2 hnl'll calli() nnrl mmrrls will he et•op. . ' Lnst year IH,27D tcst.'i were 1'1111· ,judged :ct tlH'! sl'ennd annunl ill'd registered nntl .grade Holsteins, MS( G d , ... ductcd. unrler the tlir·cC!IIon of hr!r:dnv. M:cJ'r!ll B nnrl fl, at 1\fich· 1 mcliJ whose blue pycs have IJer•n Tm Cronllrighl, ::!2 rrgisterrrl , ••••• Q True Caso Hlllorv lgnn Sl.fll!• collegr•. 'l'hel'r! will he 1 looldng ovm· seed testing wnrl< at a JWitcl nn herd l!ulls :c IHI dls­ ~~:;~~~~~ ~i~m~l~y~nt2ciifi~. 0 ~1 ~~~~/i~'r\ Charles Davis, Onondaga dairy tl' J SAVED 'ymrrs Jnr Midtlgnn. I le was horn cus~·ions on infect Imrs rlisPases, unrl grade Holsteins, :J?.R lb fat, fal'mer, will· give I he commence- ~ ,.,.~ IIIHl miser! In Downgi:lf'. Purity and germination of so.eds ~oug)lt _by Michigan farm feeding beef cattle anrl artificial 956 lh mill\; Dell Wolf & Son, 37 menl arldi'I!SS at tho Miehlgnn .(it lll~III!C'lm·s Collnel. lric!Pds · owners and gardeners aro tested m ih1s Mrch1gan Department of lnseminat ion. grnrle Holsteins, 37.7 Ill [nl, '98ll Slate college short l'Ollrse gl'ild· • , $))686 Por elel·lcnl Jllii'Jlnses, .'ir.rHl Agriculluro laboratory at Lansing, More than 10,000 iosls aro run The worst dust storm since the Ill mill<; c. w. Dansby, 22 regis- uutlnn ceremony Frldny. Dnvls' snmples are divided Into 2 types: each yoar, tho seed buyers' guaran!oo h& is geUing what he pays Enrollment is npen In all in· Dust Howl dnys of the 1030's tercd and grade Holsteins, ;n,3 lb topic is "Accent on Youth." those s<•nt In hy fHl'lllPJ'H or ."eed­ for, Road. the tag on the seed you buy, terestecl lwef men and nppliea· rcc•entl~ hit the southwest in a fat, 99G lh mill<; J-T. A. Miller & Twelve fi'Dm Ingham county ~ lions should lw ~enl to Rll'i1anl broad swl'l'll from Ne!Jrasl1a to t'--. men; ami I hose' pidwd up on seed I ll. WmTr•n, ·'Animal l·fushandi'Y tim ~lexican border. scooping up Snns, 2:1 registered Holsteins, 36.H will be graduated f1·om the slwrt ~\~ rotlnlers and fr•om sr!c!dmen by - BOUGHT .. sePrl:-;.------Analysts r!illl nl n glnrwr Department, Michigan Stair• ml· tlwus:uuls ot· tons oi' •,op so 11 rrom lh fat, fl72 lb milk; cou1·se dei>fll'tmenl. The'-', are , 1he :J heed ins peel ors who eD\'1!1' lun•>· ;m• made up nf sr!erh; of dlf· lc 'C · once-rich rramland. 1'hosc cities Clarence Minnis, '18 rr.glstererl Charles l3utlr•r, Leslie, agrlcul· 1 irlrmtlfy any of l~!i eornmnn IHJX· I tlw stain for the Mid1igan depart· fNr.nt types of grasses. E:m•h nnf! g ' I llartirmlarly hard hit by the stonn · nml gt'Hdr! Holsteins, 35.!1 lb iat, l uml engineering; Nert F'orstm·, "I mndo over n 50% down PIIYm ... mcnt of agrlcttl Illl'c, ious wr.ed seeds. But every now and I hen a n~w of lh1•sr• is :oepar:1ted from thr. ------arc indicatecl on above Ncwsmap fJr"'ri.'1~·. To RedUCe Deaths ...... -·---... ------seys and Holsteins, 35.2 lb fat·, elcvntm· anrl fnrm stlpply; Einar aStato l•'arm agent firet, bocauu 1 fmm the lime II is rec•eiVI'd unlll The~c art! in tiny phials. Snmc nJ' '.• " 'c~ :!n ,.. " 750 lh mill\; Don Williams, :J:J Lundberg, fi:ast Lansing, m.ur.i< wod tho Bank Plan hlBicnd and. the flnal report is in the m11il. tlwm rame frnm Asia, Soul!; mtnatc bluegrass. Clover 111 the Jersey BreederS registered Holsteins, .3·1.7 Ib fat, farming; William Marquech111t, ptlid an inuurnnco and 1innnclng With lhe t!se of "mixrm:," nny Amcriea and Eurnpe. sumc mixture comes up in 7 da~·s. The 2:)1.; deal II loss o[ Mich- fl35 IIJ mill1; Gould and 1\alczyn. Leslie, ugrlcultural c'nglneerlng; chargo of only $140.74. I •avcd of the 5/ln:clysts in tile IIIIHJI'Hiory After tlu• sample has been eai'C'· TIH! vnltllllC of samples run In igan's lamll crop is much ton higlt p~ M t' sl\1, 23 rogistcred Holsteins, 34 ..':! Vern Miles, OlOorby bonk nod low-root prrforrod-ri-k l.,ur. equal nmounl~ into :12 diffc:rcnt Jli'II(Wr moi~ture :mrl lc!mpel'alurc points out lhnl f'\'Pry lamil ,o.;avcd pollucli: dinner at nann. High cows and their owners I Mason, co:l,merr:lal floriculture. ~?~~~·~';.",: ;,:~ ~~'::'t':.~~ ~~~~·P1'h~·~~= drannels. 111 this way the sample is maintninPrl. Wheat Fields Are durinL.' lhr lmnbing season menns -1" Bank l'lon coo•- l'lftS'l'l cau ot .-. one rnore lamb to sell. And, ac· Prof. w. w. Snyder .from the were: Tho :;lurlcnts will :Jtlenrl II lmn· ;.~ Sta\4 Farm •u·';;~ DEFORE you bi;1: ··is well mixed and rerluecd to TIH! germination pe>·inrl differ~ cor·din"', In ecnnnmic survc~.·s.·, the rlfliry department at Michignn Matt1rc class: Clarence Bios- · t ,. U . · . . f 1 On 1 1 ·-·proper ~·iw .for testing. with various ldnds of seeds. Costly Pastures " State college w,ill be the main soy, "rade Hol~lein, flu lb fat, que u ·.•te 1110 11 lui 11r rng· o1 ·1 1 Wilh magnifiiH's · thai look lite avr!ragC' com or llean;: 1ai\P moremost importantmoney witll item sheep for ismal\lng ·ro in· SJJealwr.lie will discuss. ami shnw 1 ,'130 b lb mill' and !lay Powell, l ow 11I g ·11 u• ceremony \I'IOI'e1 11 wy I BERNARD E, WILSON something like whal your jr.wcll'l' ;; days; l'ir;vcr, 7; wllc:tl or o:Jts, ~; F:1rnwrs running short of goorl crease the percenlflge of lamb slides of dairying in Sout11 registered Holstein, 8·1 lh fat, will hear Dr·. Cllfrtml M. Hflrdln, nses in examining a Jli'Peiom; l'nbhagr•, r•nnlaioupe or radishes, rrJttgilage for llrr•f nml dniry nni· crop rai;;cd. America. I ,G50 lb mill;:. dea_n u.f art icullure. l'hunr. 2·fllli2 ' I ··gem, I he sample is l'arl'fully gone ltJ; and tnmalnes, 1·1. mals should !Juy lwy if absnlute· ow•1· hy an :malyst, -.viln nses Lawn scr.ds tal1c fmm :i to :l,~ iy necessary rather lilan paslmr; Bailey pnsscs nlnng these sug· tweezers to seg1•egatc foreign days. This is hr.cau~e lawn mix· gcslions from H. A. Henneman of I • I heir \'nluable wheat fields, ad· visPs· DiC'k Bailey, Tnglwm county Michigan Sl:tte college's animnl agricultural agent. hu;,bandry department, clniming thai the~' will nearly doublr! Ingham County News Marth 4, 1954 Page 4 Whe:1t i~ n vnluahlc crop un­ shccpmcn's profits: l:ei· a:rotment ami wllnt little it offers in pasture mny h.e lost Clean ami freshly bed tl1e harn many times over, also cnulion~ just briorc lambing lime. Shear Milton Errlm:mn, Michigan Stale or crutch llw ewe nhenrl nf lamb­ SEE US FOR mllegC' fnrm cropsman. ing. Be there when the lamb is being bol'll. Remove mucus from 1\-Iucll of Michigan's wheat i.; lamb's nose and start his breath ~~~z~~.~D on heavy sol I, explains Erdmann, ing. Put iodine on lite navel to .lr 81'1~1~1., and cnttle would cut ilup if they prevent infecl.ion. POSTS END went into wheat fields enrly, By the lime wheal: is dry enough to Cheel;: for turned-in eyelids. J~LECTRIC Plnce l hi' ewl' and lamb in lamb· (Also Wil'l'-fi'IICN'f') tum cattle in, it's past the pas­ lurr. stage, he atlcls. ing pen fo1· 2 or ::l days. Usc a 'frratPd Polf•s - H-16-lR-22-25 Ft. heat lnmp to prcvent ehilleJ Having sold my farm I will sdl at public auction at the Jtlac!l % mile vVith no winter ·ants anti very lambs. 1t'1•tw!~ - Hai·hed Wire - Lawn Ji'!~nec• lit tie winter harley to pasture, Past of Bunlwr Hill storH on DeCamp road, OJ' 6 miles south of Dansville on Oat!'s - 12-14-lfi Ft. 11-licilignn .farmers must rely on Check thC' ewe's udrler for milk Williamston t•oad to Dt~Cam11 road, east ~1:! mile to Uo~1se No. 1274. /1 heir grasses and on rye to tal;c and be certain lhe lnmh nurses sJmDs I mrc of I he eml-nf·winter rough· within 30 minutes nflct· birth. JHummo l h C:lcl\'rr Cmuuliun Grimm All'ulfa I age ~lwrlage. After lnmbing, Jeccl the nwo at i\leclium CIOVC'I'. Certil'led llnnger Alt'uil'u Some nitrogen boosting on leaot a pouml of grain 11 dny aml 'Ludinn CloVI'I' I. early grasses will put it into all the hay she wants . 1 P. M. 'l'imothy - Bt·onw 1 good pasture quickly. lf a farm· Creep-feccl the lambs to boost 1 P. M. Ct r:nins. Saturday, March 6 J?m·tilizc•r Ordl't's 'l'alwn e1· lias no rye now, it would be good plan to seed some about 1 GENUINJ~ OLGA COAL August fnr next yenr, ndvises Erdmann. 1 JGI!,'~~;-Stove UED JACJ\ET Phone Stolwr COLONEL JACiiiiORN Alfalfa, Clover Phone Care keeps Iii.~ wntch in every Price Brothers LOlHBAUil CHAIN SAWS old man's eye; nnd whet'!! care Mason lodges sleep will never lie.­ Build Nitrogen Audioneers Stockbridge Shalwspeare. Jlug- Fcwcl1•1'S- Wulcrm·s- 'l't•on~hs- Slo1'11 Tnnl1s A good crop of alfalfa, sweet 2-8761 clover or red clover can put 500 Maurice & Bob 17-F-111 lb per acre or ammonium sulfnte Dr.C.J. Hubbard on your lanrl, reminds M. B. Eden ·Elevator VETERINARIAN Tesar, Micl1igan State collc.ge far!n crops resenrcher. Phon!' J.PS!it' 21ii-1 Phone 2·8201 l'hmw Mnsoll flli!i!J These 3 legumes :n·e the best Wt• Give Gold Slumps filO S. Jefferson Farm Machinery for supplying nitrogen, 100 lb per I Slaughter Equipment acrlll \Vr!el·: TmporiHnl point In the plan J." mniltl1 of Marcil, nccorrllng to · Apr·IJ lH, 11w lirrl Sunday 11ftor· .,. to l'l'IIIC's Willi dwrgt• llwl Mld1l· sill!' Arcttu·us, In Its tnll. Only 3 •'ome:-; ln. lo. provlrln a slltii!·Wirln nppot'· II . . . Accnl'lllng In Miss Lnsh, "the I he next full moon, I ' lr• gnn',s IIIX Hlrlll!lllre Is ion high ··uzel M, Lnsh, Unlvclslly of time of tho full moon this month, Ht!ll'S In lhr. northern lwnvens aro l\111!1lir:: · • eludes many ollwr slznhl• 1. ill· the crosser; I he 'equator nn Its Lust yr•nt•'s rlrnughl ami this WPPk's I'IHJirmnn, ,/ny D. Hunl\lr•, ~1111 oul, ''Su tum will rlr;e In 1he slullaJlons llllriPI'II'ilY Ill' nlurlll lrl shaping 1111• pmgrrun. \.vily north In Its appnmnl yr•arly yenr's. nl' lnnd from wlwn IJI' il11rorltii'Cd lhr• progl'Hill rllvcr~lon Hlllllhonst about 1l Jl. rn, hut II. gr!l IIIIIIPI'\\'a,\'. Sponsrr1· nJ' Mlr•llignn Week Is pnlh, the event tnklng plucf! at wlwul, colton nnrl c•nm !ll'e e>:· Ill ll r:rotJp or 111'\I'Sjliljll'l' ))l'O)lll'. will come out cnrliCI' ami erll'llet• WAYNI a noll·Jll'nfil mrporallon rlevolr!rl :105.2422 rlny inlci'Vah;,. peeler! hy rlepnt·lmenl of agrieul· "Nowndays wlwn an inrlustr·y i,. lo IIJP slatc'' illlJll'ovr•nwnl r~allr•c' ns the monlh advances, until nl Vcrlf'r.s •nwy 1:r•1 11 r"h:tn<'l' I ol lrurl1ing fol' a Ill'\\' iiii':· 1 ilw all p;u·ts nr tllr• stntc. ILL WIND THAT BLEW- ~! Jll'lrj))l•, lower! by il cut in inrlivirlual in· peeled lo lle alnmrlnnt: Surlan· Tl••sirlrnls !;ltolllll IH'illy 1111< 1'1\'l :en im :-i<·lirlllls will iii'!Jllltinl Ill•! in Pal'!t 111'1'11 by 11 f'nmmiller now ..,.ilh u feather duster •. ·.1 llrng goods. l~Jsc.nhnwct .J.ls lis thai we often soc llw lwunrl· Tyson, ltirl specialist at Mlehi· • Safe, Strong Start ./ ! JH•I'IIIIll .icriJ lcr r.lcr ill nclrlilirlll lcr .slalt•'s yrrlllil with lltr• obSI'I'\'rtnr·r I!Pill~ sri IIJl on 11 !'IHinly hnsis, ·-·-··-···-·· _ ltokr.rl lhnl the higher rates lm los's Pgolism which pnys no rc- gun Slate college, cines not rcrnm· • Fast, Steady Growtl1 i rleiPrmining I Ill' In:-: .;JJ'lll'lllrP thrrrti!-';ll l'iiihle. Tiley International 2-hottom 14-inch 3 h. l'· Eo lin Garden Tt•actot• · nurh1 nuniH'l' hope to do more before too long. Plow on rubber Supet•iot· 11-llole Gmin Drill with Gale Corn Plantrr with l't•t·iilizt•r Immecliatc considerntion is be· International 7-ft. Double Disc fm'tilizer attachment attachment Gnlrl stm spellrrs ln.st week ing given to revision of the lnx wen•: ,l;111el noscbtll'y, Janel All· emle in o'rcler to eliminate or Jes· belli', Carol Bunlwr, Dolores sen the most serious inequities. iV!a 1hews, Stuart Besoncn, Gladys This revi~ion will permil.inclivid­ TrnulnPI', Mike Palmer, Shmon ual and corporate taxpayers to Furniture and Household Goods SprJcltmlicr, l\Inry Hawldns, Dar· keep $1.3 billion which. has been Westinghouse Electric Stove Coffee Stand DavcnJwrt Laundry Stove, nnw In .Jean Bunlwr nnd Chuck How· going to the federal trenslll'y. International ilarvcsh~r Elcctt·ic Clothes llam)Jet• Dresset• ald. Bu1 a mn,ior I hrent fnces the Clothes Racl• RefrigeratcH', 9 ~~ cit. i't., twat'll· 1\lagazinc Rae)\ Sidt~ Bo:.ml .Jonn Weeks left with her revi~ion hill in the house. Some new nathroom Scales Quantity ol' Dishes mother, Mrs. Phyllis We•~l,s, of tile lending Democrats plan Ia Friclav For n vacation in Florida. try to sene! it. bacl' to the wilys Westinghouse Electric Mangll~ 2 Clwsts ot' Drawers Motorola Uadio (j Chairs antl Tahlc 2 Reds with 1\lattrcsst~s and Sprinp;s .re:t;t Hulbert, teacher of. the nncl means committee with in· MNlieinc Cabind liltlt! rnnm, was ailsf!lll from :-;!ructions to eliminate relief Largt~ Cedat• Chest 3 Straight Chairs ,;clwol lasl Weclnesday, 'l'httrsdny granted double taxnlion or corpn· !Uitnwsota Sewing lUachine Variety ol' Elcctt·ic J.am(IS Spe1~d Qm~t!ll Washing J\f:whinn I nnrl Frirln;• bc•cause of sickness. rate dividends ... , nncl to grant Card 1'ablH and fi folding chairs 1\enmm·e Vacuum Swt~e11et• 2 Lamult·y 'rubs 1' Sh.r. i'l'llln.wrl In sc:luml Monday. a $100 or more increase in the The eighth grade llnys macle porsrmnl exempt ion mid clcpenrl· 1$2.!i:J on their cnnrly sale Friday. r:>ncy credit. The seven I 11 r~r;ulc boys will have Such n move ....-if successful their snlc this Fl'irlnv. . .. , mighl well kill the bill. For Miscellaneous Tile fonrlh lhrm1gi1 the eighlh I n $100 increase would cost the 21-incli Rincm• Powm· T.awn New 2fi-ft. Extt•nsion J.ruldci' 2 f.og Chains Gat•hap;~ Can 1-':I'IHic cllilrlren mnrle paper maehc lrc::rsury $2.5 billion in revenue !\lower, new Scythe Grea!o:t~ Hun

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