The Ludington Daily News from Ludington, Michigan • Page 2

THE DAILY i' (I MOHICAN, 1 MAV 22, SCOTTVILLE MRS. FRANK BARCLAY. Correspondent. (Telephone 126-F14 or No. 15.) County Champions Chosen on i May 29 Will Go to East Lansing in July, Thursday, May 29, will be county 4-H club Achievement day.

Miss Lois Corbett and Mr. Thorpe, state leaders, will visit various clubs about 'the county and select champions from each group Tuesday and Wednesday. The chosen will exhibit at Scottville. To Go to East Lansing-. The champions at Scottville will go to East Lansing in July for state club week.

Thursday's event will open at 9 o'clock with a health clinic. i From then until 12 o'clock, who desire to enter health contest may apply to "Mrs. W. J. Cook, who will be at Community hall.

Each child will be examined by a physician 4nd attendant. Winners will-be announced at the close of the day's session. Those desiring to enter the contest may apply early in the morning to the state leaders. Each club is entitled to a judging team that will compete for county honors in judging. Miss Vera Wagner has charge of the music contest this year and all members desiring to en- 'ter this contest are to apply to Miss Wagner, who will begin work at 10 o'clock in the assem- bly room of Community hall.

Tentative plans for the clay have been made by Mrs. Edwin Mohler and Mrs. Floyd (Wood. The health contest, the 'music contest and judging Of clothing and handicraft will take place in the morning hours. Schedule Is Given.

Schedule follows: Health clinic, 9 to 12. Music contest, 10. Judging by state leader and b'y judging teams, 9 to 12. Dinner, followed by short business session, 12. Asseinbly singing, led by Mf.

Thorpe, 1:15. M. H. Coburn of Scottville. Lillian Kibbey, 1 county leader.

group of Victory- Valley group of Amber. group. group. group. group.

group. Riverton group. Playette, "Pat's and Mrs. Carl Bergman, representing Morton school group. Style show under direction of K.

Buckmaster. Orchestra from French school. Announcement and presentation of awards. MERCHANTS DECORATE IN HONOR OF REBEKAHS Merchants and city officials have co-operated in making the city attractive for the Rebekah district meeting being held in Scottville today. Merchants are using the Rebekah colors of pink and green; and the I.

O. O. F. emblem decorates store windows. Community hall presents an impressive; appearance with its pink and green decorations and emblems.

Mrs. Jessie Wcage, assembly president, of Coldwater and Mrs. Eva Smith, state secretary, of Grand Rapids are among the officers in attendance. Dinner is being served at 6:30 at the Methodist Episcopal social rooms under the direction of Mrs. David Falconer and her committee from the Ladies' Aid society.

Scottville Locals. Mr. and Mrs. E. K.

Buckmaster returned Tuesday evening from a few days' visit with Mr. Buckmaster's parents at Owosso. On their return they stopped at Plainwell and visited the Rev. E. L.

Sutcliff family. Mr. and Mrs. George Carr and family were week-end guests at the Stanley Peterson home. Church Helpers' class of Evangelical Sunday school met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.

Ira Barton. The first lesson in the "Life of Christ" was studied, after which Mrs. Barton served a luncheon. Merle Quinn is spending a few days in Muskegon. Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick Dorsch announce the birth of a daughter "at Paulina Stearns hospital. She has been named Helen Irene, and weighs five pound and six restrictions will be removed May 24 on all.upper peninsula highways, O. G. Dillman, highway commissioner, announced Wednesday.

TThe weather has improved sufficiently to make road limits unnecessary, he said. Restrictions were lifted in the lower peninsula a few weeks ago. McGruder of Benton Harbor, failed to respond to a subpoena to appear in court here as a witness in a prohibition case, was arrested Wednesday night and placed in jail on a contempt of court charge. RE-ELECT OfFIC IT Patrons Close Year's Stings; Sponsor School Picnic May WILSON SCHOOL DlStfttCl', Custer May Wilson School Parent-Teachef- association will a school picnic at Round lake Saturday. May 24, with a pot-luck dinner.

Each family will furnish its' own dishes. This action was takien' Friday" evening a meeting'of th6 association which closed the year. Chairmen Give Reports. Reports of the year's actlvl-j ties were given by chatrhiett or various comriiIttfees, Sectetary- treasurer's report by Mrs. Dallas Lehman showed gain in furnishings for efficient serving 1 of refreshments, Including; table, gasoline stove, dishes and steel cupboard.

Mrs. Leonard Matt.ox reported work accomplished by school health series sponsored by the association. Report of "social committee was given by Mrs. Herman Wilson. Mrs.

Edwin Mohler ahd Robert Griswold reported for the girls' sewing club and trie boys' handicraft club. Their articles were on exhibit and showed careful workmanship. Local Achievement day will be held" Wednesday, May 28. Miss Lois Corbett and Mr. Thorpe, state leaders, will be at the school hoUse from to 3:15 when the judging will take 'place.

Officers Are Re-Elected, Mrs. Floyd Wood Was ite-ele'c- ted president of the association, Mrs. Edwin Mohler, Vice president, and Mrs. Dallas Lehman, 'secretary-treasurer. Mrs.

J. J. Cbok Was appdittted chairman of program committee, Mrs. Robert Martin, finance, and Mrs. Albert MOnton, chairman of committee for preparatipn of publicity, scrap- booK to be sent to state publicity-chairman.

This is a requirement which "niust be in order to be a standard associa- WHERE ECONOMY of the National Income is Spent for Food! This is a large sum of money so large that it will pay you well to investigate food prices for specializes in saving you money! SULTANA JAM MIFI WHITEHOUSE MILK 4 12-oz. jars tall cans Salada Ted Afl Ivory Soap Flakes lona Flour Nutley Oleo Dill Pickles large pkg. 24y 2 -lb. bag Jar Three Delicious Varieties of Cakes Kirk's Flake or (. Peanut Butter 19 Daggett's Vegetable Soup No Dintier ROllS Wholesome and Delicious New Era Peaches Rajah Salad Dressing Waldorf TOILET PAPER DEL MONTE COFFEE rolls Ib.

tin FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES- sze New Potatoes 4 X5c Cucumbers rg New Peas fmesl qualitlj 2 lbs VJG Radishes 2 bunches FINE QUALITY MEATS Beef Steak Choice ShoaUer Cats Ib. £9 Ham SUcfJ Ib. Beef Roast Smoked Picnics 14c Fancy fretted Ib. HEAVY Fowl Fancy Fnsh Drwed Ib. tHB GREAT tion.

Harold 3. Lftfsen, fititmty ftgri- diiltutal agent, a shdft dnSH to and clubs and offered his services in any way possible to advance the wofk by special projects, i Mrs. Wood gave her report of the State Parent-Teac'her convention at Muske'goh April 30 to May 2. attended the rural TeUcher conference, proirama on rural piro- making, publicity scrap B6ok preparation and attended civic profcraffi Which included good citizenship, community betterment, school ground beau- tlficatlqn, etc. Fund for library.

She was especially to learn of the travelling librarian, provided by the state association. This is ifiade 'possible by a gift of $7,950 within the last the trustees of the children's fund of Michigan. Jello, cake and coffee were served by a committee of which 'Mrs. T. Lapenas was chairman.

Sunday guests of and Mrs. Herman Smith were: Mrs. Smith's brother, John Booth, and family, and her cousin and husband, and Mrs. Ted of Plirtt. Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Bader and Paul Smith were guests of their ents the same day. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Lehman and children, EJverett and Ar-- lene, drove 1 to Hastings where they were guests of Mrs.

Lehman's mother, L. R. Forman, and brother-irt-law atld sistef, AM Mts. pefte, and family, Mrs. Oscar Odean dcddnipanled them ftftd viaitfed her auttt, phy.

They Sunday. EAGLE SCHOOL DISTRICT Mr. and Mrs. William Wter- sen entertaihed parents, Mr. arid MrS.

Ed. Sho- ren, and t)r. and Mffl. Ost6s oil etrolt for several days. Mrs.

N. son, Clark, and daughter, Gladys, made ft business trip to Muskegon Saturday- Mr, and Mrs. Charles Johnson called at the Johnson home Sunday afternoon. Sunday evening callers at the GeOi'ge Petersen home were: Mr. and Mrs.

John Petersen and children of Ludington and Mra. N. Nelson and son, Andrew. Mr. and Mrs.

William Johnson and Maxine, spent Sunday, May 11, in Evart with' Mrs. Johnson's parents, Mr and Mrs- Hoffman. Week-end guests at the D. Chesney home were Mrs. Chesney's mother, Mrs.

Katz; a brother, Tony Katz, and wife and Miss Stella, all of Chicago. Miss fiedka and pupils have invited the patrons to attend a school picnic at Crystal lake Thursday. A pot-luck dinner will be served at noon and all I'are promised a good time. Pupils from this district who wrote eighth grade examinations are: Elna Petersen, Stella Noviak, Sophia Motyka, Paul Johnson, Richard Berg and Florence Lund. Seventh graders Who wrote the exttlWnailona tollman Danlelson of Lufting ire; Eleanor Ghesney ah Vera tori spent Sunday with Billy pi A.

U.MIMK.A Peterson. tfifsen. You Are Invitfcti id inspect the New Used Car Display Room of The T. D. Smith Auto Co.

Scottville The building formerly occupied by the T. Smith has been converted into a fine Used Car Display Boom, Here jtou will find the best in USED CABd, all reconditioned and in A-l shape. PAY US A VISIT! T. D. Smith Auto Co.

Scottville. THE FACTS! "Coming events cast their before" When tempted to over-indulge "Reach for a lucky instead Be be moderate In all things, even In smoking. Avoid that future by avoiding over-indulgence, if you would maintain that modern, ever-youthful figure. for a Lucky instead." Lucky the finest Cigarette you ever smoked, made of the finest Cream of the Crop "IT'S TOASTED." lucky Strike has an 'extra, secret heating Everyone knows that heat purifies and so 20,679 physicians say that lyckfes are less irritating to your Your Throat Protection against Irritation against cough in diet seems to me the first and great Requisite of any treatment which may be counted upon as ultimately satisfactory," says Dr. Beverley Robinson in the New York Medical Journal.

We do not represent that smoking lucky Strike Cigarettes will bring modern figures or cause the reduction of flesh. We do declare that when tempted to do yourself too well, if you will "Reach for a Lucky instead," you will thus avoid overindulgence in things that cause excess weight and, by avoiding maintain a graceful form. TUNE IN Lucky Strjke Panes Otsheatra, every Saturday Thursday, evening, over.