1. food and drink
2. desserts and baking

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TheSOUTH LYO~’JHERALD
T hursday, January 26, 1967
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Thursday,January 26, 1967
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United Service Planned Friday
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SHOE SALE
LAST
THREE
Mrs. Ralph Bidwell
DAYS
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY—JANUARY 26, 21, 28
CONNIE
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AND
DRESS FLATS
Values From 8.89 to 10.99
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POLL
PARROTS
Values From 7.99-9.99
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Naturalizers
Huskpuppies
Freemuns & Rands1614,99
Values
.99~023
to from
16.%
NOW. $12.88!
NOW
$9.88.
.Values
Values
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To
from,99NOW
$5.88 I
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Values
11.99 to NOW
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WE STILL HAVE.A WIDE VARIETY OF STYLES AND COLORS
IN MOST ALL SIZES
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Located In The Heart of Northville Shopping Center
158 E.MaIn
Free. Parking IN Rear
GE 8-3824
At the Oddlellows hail In South
Lyon well over one hundred guests
called to honor the Carl Rlchters of
Wixom on their golden wedding anniversary January 15. Special guests
Were Mrs. Lulu Rundel of Livonla,
who was Mrs. Richters bridesmaid
and Clifford Rogman who ~yasbest
man.
A beautiful silver and gold decorated cake, a golden candelabra With yetlow tapers and a magnificent money
tree, decorated the refreshment table.
The money tree was a gift from their
neighbors. A second money tree and
a host of beautiful gift cards, and good
wishes were received by the happy
couple.
Mrs. Richter wore a lovely corsage
of yellow roses and Mr. Rlchter’sboutonniere was a yellow rose. hosting the
affair were the Herbert Bondysof South
Lyon, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Broegman of Hamburg and assisting were
the Lee Bennetts also of Hamburg.
Guests Were present from Milford,
. Detroit, Silverwood, Benton Harbor,
Ann Arbor, Livonia, Flint, Wixom,
Farmington and South Lyon.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCrory arrived home recently from a holithy
visit over Christmas and New Years
at the home of her two brothers and
their families and With her two sisters
who reside in the old homestead in
Duluth, Minnesota~AbOut two and a
half weeks were spent With relatives
and while there they Witnessed a realold-fashioned blizzard and whirling
snow and howling winds, keeping all at
home for a few days. Temperatures
~dropped as low as twenty-four bèl6w
~ one of the stormy days.
Miss Gail Bennett, daughter of the
William Benrietts of Lillian street, has
returned to her studies at Westerh
unlvetsity at Kalamazoo, having spent
the holidays with her family.
William Bennett of Lillian street is
recuperating slowly at his home fatloWing an emergency appendectomy in
late December. His wlfe,Jean, hasalso
been on the sick list and is now
recovering from a siege of pneumonia
and is abl!tobe up and about.
Randy, Rodney and Roger F!ith of
Ann Arbor spent Sunday with their
grandmother, Mrs. Wilson Lane. Af~
guests of Mrs.
Lane were her thUjhtëVant family,—
the William Moores of Northville, and
. a son and family, theDarrell Lanes of
.South Lyon.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kessler were
supper guests on Saturday eventhg~.of
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nukkuia at Royal
Oak.
Mr. and Mrs. David Polan of Lake
Pointe Village were Sunday afternoon
and evening visitors at the home of
her parents the Ralph Bidwells,
Mrs. Ella Kruger of Detroit spent
Wednesday with her cousin and family
the Don Millers of East Ten Mile
road.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Scheunemann
visited their son and familythe Norman
Scheunemanns at Highland on Tuesday.
Mr. andMrs. Hubert Dnrrance and
daughter Susan were visitors on Friday evening, January 13 at the home
of friends, Mr. and Mrs. Don Vogel
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and family at Brighton. Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Clark and
Vogel moved to their new home in ~Sons spent Sunday afternoon at thehome
Washington, illinois, last week.
of Mr. and Mrs. James Inmans of
Walled Lake. The Clarks and Inmans
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bourns called on
enjoyed some winter outdoor fun, With
her cousins the M. C. Wirries in
a snowmobile and toboggan.
Redford, Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McFarlandenLewis Williams and friend of Southtertalned at dinner recentlyfter brother
field were supper guests at the home
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Tblry
of his cousin and family the Edgar
and five children of Mt. Clemens.
Adams on Friday evening. Richard
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Adams and
Adams, son of the Edgar Adams, spent
the weekend with his parents and fan’ily. Richard is a student at Eastern
Michigan university.
Mrs. Gordon Showerman andthughter Anita visited at the Don Showerman
home in Livonia on Wednesday, January
Ii, also enjoyed visiting With Mrs.
Celia Showerman, a guest at the Don
Showerman home for a few weeks.
Miss Peterson of Lathrup village
With Mrs. Beuthine .°fFernthle were
recent visitors of Mrs. Alma Stead
Mrs. Lucille Mulanik and Mrs. Alma Stead spent Tuesday on a business
trip to Howell and on Wednesday Mrs.
Stead with Mrs. Emma Anderson visited in Howell.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vallie, Sr.
were fortunate to have with them for
the holiday season, their sons, Pvt.
John Vallie of Fort Lee, Virginia and
I’vt. Frank ValUe Jr., and wife from
the Redstone Missile Base in Alabama
also Mrs. Vallie’s two sisters Mrs.
Siess and Mrs. Thoits of Romeo.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Hogan and
the FtanIC Vallies. Sr. enjoyed New
Year’s dinner and evening at Robson
inn, near WIlitmore Lake.
Mrs. Kenneth Burger attended the
all thy meeting of the Michigan Industrial Nurses association—at the Book
Cadillac Hotel in Detroit on Saturday,
January 21.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Talcolt of
Placerville California arrived inMichIgan on December 15 and have been
staying with his sisters, Mrs. Arthur
. Alice Marie Cavanaugh
Digby in South Lyon and Mrs. JOhn
Garrison in Pontiac. Mrs. Garrison
The engagement of Alice Marie
had the misforthne to suffer a severe
Cavanaugh to Woodrow Wade is anfall in her home shortly before Christby her mother, Mrs, Martha
mas and was taken to St. Joseph hos- nounced
Cavanaugh, 109 Mill street. The bride—
pital In Pontiac where surgery was
elects’ father. is Kenneth Cavanaugh of
performed. Mrs. Digby, brother and
Dexter. Her fiance’s parents are Mr.
wife stayed with Mrs. Garrison for
and
Mrs. Lester Wade,of Cloverspint,
about foàr weeks, The past weekend
Kentucky,
Mrs. Digby and guests spent with her
Miss Cavanaugh attendedSouth Lyon
sons the Arthur and. Charles Digbys
high
school and is employed at Whitean4jb~frjamillesin Bay City.
hall
Convalescent Home at Novi. Her
Mr. and Mrs. Carvel Clark acççm.
future_husband is employed by Greenpanied their daughter Lorri to her
ridge Nursery,,Northville
dormitory ~on the campus of Eastern
No wedding date has been set.
Michigan University on Sunday. They ~
all attended the band concert that alternoon performed by tile concert band,
the marching band and the symphonic
band in Pease Auditorium on the campus.
Mr. and Mrs. Buford Wiseman of
Chicago, Illinois were house guests of
the Wesley Wisemans, the past week.
‘Who bakes the best pie?” The
Mr. and Mrs. John Gamble have
New Hudson P-TA will be putting that
sold their home on Johns road andhave
question to members of the South Lyon
purchased a home inLivonia. TheGam-, Board of Education at the next P-TA
bles moved into their new home at
meettngThursday, February2, at 8 p.m.
11441 Arcola street, Livonia, last Mon—
Everyone is welcome to enter the
day, January 23. Mr. Gamblehadfarm- contest but the committee has limited the
ed for several years at his former
entries to fruit pies only.
home and neighbors Will be sorr~1to
~ Prior to the ~pie tasting and testing
lose them from the neighborhood.
the school board will be introduced at
Mr. and Mrs. William Richardson
.the
business meeting of the orgnnlza. of Detroit have purchased the Gamble
tion.
property and Will take occupancy about
The PTA members and friends will
February 1. Mr. Richardson Will pur- have the opportunity to judge the pies
sue his hobby of training and boar~lng
horses at the farm.
—ments-folltwingthe
also as pie Will be program.
served as refr!sh-
at. January 26-27-28
Drastic Reductionsit Every Department
Men’s—
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SLACKS-SWEATERS-SKIRTS and JACKETS
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. A trip to Mexico in 1968 is the am—
bitous plan of Girl Scout Cadet troop
360 and their leader Mrs. MaryDowell.
With a starting amount of $9.37 in
their treasury and thedetermination of
youth, the 12 girls and senior scout
Peggy Williams, who is a “leader in
training” are setting out to earn money
for the trip through baby sitting, houseS
work and fund raising projects.
Engaged
Ed Board To.
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First on the list of projects will be
the Girl Scout cookie ~les, in which
all area troops will take part. The
girls Will be takingcookle orders from
January 2’? through February 6, With
cookies to be —dellvered—-Mara2O
through 26.
The Mexican trip is beingplannedin
connection With work on international
friendship badges and Will probably
be made by train or bus. Hopes are
to be gone three weeks and to spend
part of the time at “Our Cabana”, a
sort of youth hostel maintained by the
GirIScout organization. it is located
near Cuernavaca, Mexicowhlchisabout
35 miles from Mexico City.
Most of the girls of Troop S60 and
Mrs. Dowell have been together in
scouting for the past five years and
have gone on several camping trips.
The scouts are: Pam Underhill, Judy
Williams, Lynn Hansen, Janice Mintqn,_
Linda tinderhill, Lou AnnHabel, Ruth
Gowan~,Jennifer Horton, Robin Barker, Karen Sauls, Donna Jameson, and
Nancy Woody.
According to Mrs. Doweli, the trip
soundssointerestingthatthe 12 mothers
Involved are also hoping to go.
Presbyterians
Youth Sunday will be observed at
the First United Presbyterian church
on January 29 With members of the
Senior High Fellowship conducting the
services. Martin La1~vold will deliver
the mes~ge,with Beverly Wiseman,
Linda Danielson, Nancy and Sally HeraId, Paul Gready, Bill Boyle, Bill and
Kathy
assisting With various
parts ofZentner
the service
DonforDanielson
Will
furnish, nall0.theMrs.
musiô
the service.
:~ are: Mr. ELDERS
and Mrs.INSTALLED
Jeremy Hales and
At the January 22 servIce at 11
Sunday.
a.m. five elders were instniled in the
Mrs. Myrtie Pettengill and Mrs.
Session of the church. Dort~DanieIson,
Belle Davis attended the golden wedJames CurtisandMrs. Mar~aretWeamding open house of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
er were newly ordained ate~dersat
Richter at the Oddfellow hall in South the service. Ray Gaff and Gerald HartLyon Sunday afternoon,
man were re-installed.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cole and daughMrs. Weamer is the second lady in ‘I
ter of Brighton and Mr. and Mrs. Ger- the history of the local church to beChapman and family of Fenton had come a member of the session. Mrs.
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supper With their parents the Stan
Charlotte Thorne, presently serving,
Potts Sunday night.
was the first woman to be so honored.
Fred Oldenburg of Adrian, a brothGuest speaker at both ofthe january
INSURACHAT ~-er-of—Norm—Bowers-is-in-the—Veterans
22s~tvit~~wa
s Pastotffat~Cöllie~;~
hospital at Ann Arbor.
who is working with the Synod of MichSeventeen ladies of the Women’s igan on the 50 thilllöii dOllif fund.”
with
Society of Christian Service met at The fund is being raised by the churchJack R a nwIck
the church last Thursday and made es to provide necessary moneys in the
cancer pads for the Lutheran Home
missionary field at home and abroad
at South Lyon.
and for enlargement of the seminaries,
Mr. and Mrs. Norm Bowers left
AFTER A SMASH-UP
by plane December 24 for San Diego,
California, where they visitedMr. BowEven minoraccidents sometimes
ers’ sisters. They also visited his
generate confusion. Where can one
brother and family at Tucson, Arizona,
call the police, an ambulance, a tow
and returned by way of Texas, where
truck? And afterwards, the paper—
they visited his nephew and family,
work: state Motor Vehicle Report,
arriving home January 14. On Sunday
Accident Report to insurance com~
the Bowers and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
pany, medical statements, estimates
Dolsen went to Harrison where they
Mrs. Dorcas Bunn
of damage
visited the Thurman Bowers family,
GE 7-7097
Your
Independent
Insurance
arid their grandson, Roger Bowers who
‘‘To
be
thrown
upon ones own reAgent is familiar with these forms
will leave for the service January 24,
sources
is
to
be
cast
Into the very lap
and reports and can be of real
Mrs. Clyde Vradenburg and Mrs.
of fortune.’’ Benjamin Franklin.
assistance. But to serve you after
Belle Davis were at Livnnia, Wod.
Carvel Phillips of AnnArbor visited
an accident, we musi provide the
ne sday
friends
at the lake Tuesday afternoon.
coverages beforehand, taking into
Mrs. Robert Ressler and two chitLester Howe, Mrs. John Gladys and
account the value of your car, the
dren of Highland had supper with the
Nancy Moehr are among those who
need for realistic liability limits,
Sam Resslpr family Saturday night.
have colds which are miserable enough
and state Insurance requirements.
Mrs. Elsie Canfield and Mrs. Belle
to keep them from work and school,but
Call Renwick Insurance Agency toDavis attended the Homemakers Ex- not bad enough to put them to bed.
day (437-2403) for auto insurance
tension club Wednesday.
Mrs. Robert Mnehr called on Mrs.
ynhi ~ll he glad von had — after an
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Walker enterat Whftmnre Lake Friday afA.
Crist
a cc i rip it.
tamed at dinner last Sunday, in honor
t er noon. Mr. and Mrs. Crist and son
of their granddaughter, Renae who was
Michael moved recently from Sillt
RENWICK INSURANCE AGENCY
three years old. Those present besides
when Mr. Crist accepted a
Wa uk
the honored guest wprc her parents the
222 S. Lofayott~ South Lyon
position at the Boys Training School. I
DuWaync Walkers and son and Mr.
437.24133
Grist is a well.k~iwn Social Reand Mrs. Rohert Walker of Nod.
search worker,
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At Rock Bottom Prices!
BOYS’ JACKETS
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Save DolIrS oil These Fine Jackets
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your
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Braderb
DEPARTMENT.STORE
141 E. MAIN
Open Fri & Sot
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9 P.M
NORTHVILLE
Free Por~1ngat Reo’
satin gown, styled With a full skirt,
long lace sleeves and a boat neckline.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hadley with
their three and a half-year-old son
Robirt hve~tetentlymoved Into a
home MOT here at 7935 Dixboro
road. Hadley moved his family
from .l-ivonia where heisemployed
in the Ford transmission plant.
They yearned for country living.
Breeding Airdale dogs is their
special interest and they lool~
forward to having horses.
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Calendar
THURSDAY, JANUARY 26
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home, & p.m.
Rebekahs 485, Oddfellow Hall, B
p.m.
SATURDAY,.JANUARY 28
Cu1Y Scout Pack 38 Pinewood Derby
runoffs, Quick Hall, 10 n.m.
St. Joseph’s dinner dance, Brotherhood Hall, Wixom, ‘7 p.m. Public
invited. Tickets available from Men’s
club members.
MONDAY, JANUARY 30
Kiwanis, Methodist church, 6:30
p.m.
Methodist and Presbyterian roller
skating party, meet at Church 6:30
p.m.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 31
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Past NobleGrands, Washington Man~
or, 8:30 p.m.Mrs. Ann Cook, hostess;
Mrs. Helen Gregory, co-hostess.
Mrs. Byron
Graduates
As Nurse
bert Barker, 595 Hagadorn, hostess; 8
p.m. Phyllis Barker, eo-hostess. Mrs.
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OES 298, Temple, 8 p.m.
Cub Scout Pack 38 meeting, school,
7 p.m.
Salem Farmers club, Frank Geiger
5300 Five Mile, 12:30 p.m.
Dinner committee, Mrs. Ruth Bulmon
and Mrs. Mona Knight. Roll Call, “My
home,
favorite book”
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2
New Hudson
PTA, 8 p.m.
2.: 7
CAMPBELL’S TASTY
PACkERS LABEL-CUT WAX OR GREEN
28, at 8 p.m. in the auditorium of the
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Ann Arbor High school.
The certificates will be p!esented
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in Ann Arbor. Sister Mary Ann FranR&L,-DirectOr- of-NursingatSt~
Joseph Mercy hospital, Will give the
SANITIZES AND DISJNFECTS
graduation address.
This Is the 36th class to be graduated from the Center. A new class of
FROZEN—S vARIETIES
60 students will enter on January 30
and another class Will begin on September 11
Persons interested in obtainingfurSUN GOLD GRAND
ther Information concerning the course
may call Miss Mae Edna Doyle, R.N.,
Director of the program, at663-1332.
DETERGENT..a3t
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CHEESE
LARGE EGGS
Modern drugs can work
miracles, but improperly usec
theycould cause serious
consequences. The law
provides that we sometimes
have to say ‘Sorry, but that
requires a prescription’’.
In this way we are saying
that your family doctor can
prescribe the best medica
tion for your condition.
The next time you have a
prescription to be filled! rely
on our Rexall Pharmacist
for prompt, friendly service.
WE RESERVE rHE RiGHT TO LIMIT OuAHTiTIfl. PRICES
ANO ITEMS EFFECTiVE A r KOGER IN DETROITA EASTERN
MICHIGAN THRU SUNOAY JANUARY 2~ ifll, NONE SOLO TO
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Mrs. Almeda Byron, 315 Whlpple
street, is one of 51 students of the Ann
Arbor Practical Nurse Education Center
who will graduate Thursday, January
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FRESH PICNICSTYLE
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1
Mrs. Claude Swift
GE 8-8332
The Methodist Youth Fellowship enjoyed a tobogganpartySundayafternoon,
January 15.
Mr~and Mrs.’ Frank Arthur entertamed her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard Kourt of Brighton at dinner
Her short veil fell from a tiara of
pearls. Her flowers were a corsage of
yellow roses.
Mrs. Ella Mae Bailey of Cincinnati,
sister of the bride, was the matron of
honor wearing a street length dress
fashioned with pink lace bodicO and full
skirt. She wore a matching net headpiece
Best man was the bride’s brother;
Woodrow Noe also of Cincinnati.
Mrs. Scroggins is a graduate of a
Cincinnati high school. Her husband
graduated from South Lyon High school.
ized December 14 at the Wesleyan
Christian church, Arlington Heights,
Ohio.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Nue of Cincinnati. The
groom, the son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Scroggins, 21220 Pontiac trail, is sintioned at Fort Benning, Georgia, with
the U. S. Army.
For her wedding the new Mrs.
Mrs. John Lakvold is ticket chairman for the spaghetti dinner being
planned by the Senior Parents’ Trip
club for February 24. Persolis wishing
to purchase tickets in advance should
contact her at 431-5521 or tickets are
available from blub members.
__._~naIar—ChIld—Studv--chih._Mr&..BQn~tn thp graduates by RudolphStl4er-
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The marriage of Phyllis J. Noe and
Sgt. John Frank Scroggins was solemn-
~dow
COMPARE
KRO*IER
PLUS~ao-tOPVALUE STAMPS!
Past Matrons, Mrs. Harry Long’s
Judge P-TA Pies Fete Youth, ~
Second Lady
with the world, and for the world.
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for Peace in a troubled world
are invited to come and join in prayer
Sgt. Scroggins Takes Bride
Tickets, .Anyone?•
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for hungry people everywhere,
for sick and suffering people,
for bringing tlw message of s~lvation to others,
for progress in iearningto live with
all races,
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CORNER
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LADIES’
Ladies’—Childreris
SHOES
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—Samuel Johnson
people,
meeting for this community are: South
Lyon Methodist, New Hudson Methodist, St. Joseph’s Catholic, First Haptist of Sooth Lyon, and the United
Presbyterian church of South lyon.
All women with a concern
for the spiritual well.being of all
vice this year, which will be used mall
of these meetings, was written by
Queen Salote Toupou, ruler of the Tongo Islands for forty-seven years. The
theme is: • ‘Of His Kingdom there shall
be no end.’
The local churches planning the
An important link will be forged
in the golden chain of prayer around
the world on Friday, February 10, at
2 p.m. The WorldDay or Prayer Service
will be observed at the First United.
Presbyterian church in South Lyon
with members of allChristlanchurches
invited to attend.
Beginning in the Tonga Islands, situated off the coast of Africa, near the
International date line, groupsof women
will be meeting at all times during the
twenty-four hoursofthe day in i25 countries. This is an expression to a cammitmetit to prayer and its power which
will be felt around the world. The ser-
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Men’s
Flannel Shirts
I look upon every day to be lost,
in which I do not make a new
acquaintance.
Girl Scouts Eye ~Visit
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LAST THREE DAYS
daughter Marlan were supper guests
an Thursday evening at the home of his
cousin and wife, the Lewis Williams in
Livonia.
Mrs. Arthur Grainger of Johns road
received word of the critical illness of
her father last week at the hospital in
Tereney. Mrs. Grainger and her brother drove toTereney in the upper
peninsula last weekend to spend a few
days with their father.
.
Churches to Lead World Day of Prayer
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