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THE PORT HURON TIMES HERALD SUNDAY. APRIL 13. 1952 PACE FIVE, THIRD SECTION TODAY'S NEWS FROM ALL OVER BLUE WATER DISTRICT TIMES HERALD WANT ADS PHONE 7171 Graphic Exhibit To Tell Huron County Story To ME A Convention Saginaw Theology Student Aide To Canon Braidwood Bad Axe Host Next Friday JBSSV.35r..vfc 1 mm V'f 'Ties gm" '''-Afir I Photo of Exhibit by Wilson. Bad Axe THOUSANDS OF PERSONS, including, educators and visitors, will see this exhibit of educational, recreational and agricultural advantages of Huron County at the cen. tennial celebration Tuesday through Thursday of the Michigan Education association in the Masonic Temple, Detroit.

The exhibit was prepared by Robert E. Edgerton, Principal of Harbor Beach High School, through" many hours of work in collecting and arranging the photographs. Aerial pictures of all 14 high schools of Huron County were taken by F. F. Wilson, Bad Axe, and were placed in the correct geographical positions by Mr.

Edgerton. Thirteen of the scenic photographs were loaned by The Times Herald and others by the Detroit Edison company. Some were taken by staff photographers and others by free lance photographers, Duncan H. Campbell, Bad Axe, and Gerald E. Wills, Ubly.

Three photographs are copies made by Mr. Wilson of paintings by Mrs. Grace Todd Hogan, Bad Axe. of Huron County scenes. Other photographs will be displayed separately.

The Huron County Schoolmasters club sponsored the project. Harry Roberts, Harbor Beach High School Shop Instructor, made the frames. To Librarians Bad Axe, April 12 Librarians and trustees of libraries in 12 Counties Arenac, Bay, Clare, Genesee, Gladwin, Huron, Isabella, Lapeer, Midland, Saginaw, Sanilac and Tuscola will attend the spring meeting next Friday of district 5 of the Michigan Library association in First Methodist church house. The Bad Axe Public Library Board, Mrs. Charles W.

Suit, chairman; Mrs. Alfred Capling, secre tary-treasurer; Mrs. Paul Wood- worth and Mrs. Mason F. McGuirk, will entertain the meeting.

PANEL DISCUSSIONS will be conducted at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. on library problems. Mrs. Frank E.

Dodge will be in charge. Participants will be Miss Josephine Rankin, Mrs. Earl B. Morden, Mrs. R.

Neil Smith and others. Exhibits will include 500 books from the Michigan State Library, the Flint Library bookmobile and the lending frame picture collection from Harbor Beach. Exhibits are open to the public. Officers will be elected: Chair man, Mrs. Suit; vice chairman, Mrs.

Hazen Cole, Ithaca; Mildred Smith, and trustee chairman, Mrs. McGuirk. Yale The Yale Mothers club will meet with Mrs. Louis Radloff for potluck 6upper at 6:30 p.m. Monday.

The monthly business meeting follows. The junior class of Yale High School has begun rehearsals for a light comedy, "Forever Albert," which will be presented April 24-25. Fourteen are in the cast which is directed by Earl VanSickle, speech instructor. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Miller and Mrs. Andy Miller are vacationing in Florida. Mrs. Clara Muir and children. Shirley, Ann and Gary Lee; Lloyd Utter and Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Straffon visited Mrs. Henry Whet stone and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith and family, Columbiaville, last Sunday.

Mrs. H. G. Holcomb returned home Wednesday from a nine weeks visit witn relatives in Phoenix, Ariz. Louis Gerlach, Brockway Town ship, has purchased and taken pos session of the Yale Rod and Gun clubhouse, just north of the city limits.

The property was in re ceivership after bankruptcy and was sold to the highest bidder. Mr. Gerlach plans to redecorate the building. Rebekah Three Links Circle will meet with Mrs. Donald Winn at 8 p.m.

April 18. Voe Rev. Thomas Hurd, Presbyter ian minister, spoke on "Holy Week" at the Wednesday noon luncheon meeting of the Business Men's club in the Methodist church Edward W. Andreae, president, presided. Mr.

and Mrs. Burt Middleton and Mr. and Mrs. Max Graybiel have returned from a vacation trip to Florida. Mrs.

James Barren, president of the Auxiliary to Yale Post No. 320, American Legion, and Mrs. Elsie Lemons, secretary, attended a meeting Tuesday in Saginaw Vet erans Administration Hospital. Courses for women volunteers to aid in many branches of service are being offered. Mrs.

James W. Porter and son, Danny, Miamisburg, spent the last 10 days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burnell Middleton. MSgt.

Robert Cope, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cope, left Maine Tuesday for Camp Stoneman, to be assigned to the Far East Command. Marlette Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Hager and children were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Heater, Brown City. Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Alex Heussner were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nichols and family, Lansing. Mr. and Mrs.

Gordon Wolfe are on a 10-day trip to Augusta, and Florida. Sgt. and Mrs. Nick Hanchuck are spending a 21-day furlough here from his base in South Dakota. PORT HURON AREA DEATHS FUNERALS CAULKETT, MRS.

FRANCES E. Of 2624 Stone street, wile of A. J. Caulkett. mother of Gr-nett D.

Caulkett and Mr. Rus-sel Moore, sister of Mrs. Frank Lounsbury, passed away April Lounsberry. passed away April Funeral Home where service will be held at 2 p.m. Monday.

Interment. Lakeside Cemetery. PECK, JULIA Of 3201 Conger Street, died April 11th in Port Huron Hospital. The remains are resting in tha Arthur Smith Funeral Home from where funeral service will be held 1:30 Monday, followed by committal service in Elmwood Cemetery, Detroit, Mich. BARRETT, MRS.

MARY A. Passed away April 10th at her home, 914 Willow Street. Funeral services will be held at 9:00 a.m. Monday from St. Stephen Church.

Interment at Mt. Hope Cemetery. Remains are in the Karrer-Simpson Funeral Home. BLUHM, WESLEY R. Of 3677 Shorewood Drive, died Friday in Port Huron Hospital.

Friends may see him in the Kipp Funeral Home hr funeral services wiU be held at 1 30 pm. Monday. Burial ia Rich mond Cemetery- Lapeer, April 12 Raymond Bierlein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eu- CTAna 1 I appointed by Rt.

Rev. Richard S. Emrich, Bishop of Michigan, to be assistant in the Lapeer County Episcopal field under the supervision of Canon Charles D. Braid-wood. The vestry bishop's committee of the three churches, Grace church, Lapeer; St.

John's church, Otter Lake and St. John's church, Dryden, have appointed him curate. Mr. Bierlein, who will receive his bachelor of divinity degree in June from Virginia Theological Seminary, Alexandria, will be ordained to the diaconate in June and will begin service July 1 with residence in Otter Lake. He attended high school in Saginaw and received his B.A.

degree from Michigan State College. Hire Flint Man To Run New Yale Hospital Yale. April 12 Lawrence Lyon, Flint, has been hired by directors as administrator for the new Yale-Community Hospital, now under construction. Mr. Lyon assumed his duties here Monday.

He will have charge of all business in connection with operating the hospital. A former chief pharmacist and chemist at Hurley Hospital, Flint, where he was employed eight years, he was born at Howell, and was graduated by Howell High school and by Ferris Institute. He is a past president of the Michigan Society of Hospital Fharmacists. Mr. Lyon has a wife and two sons.

One son is in the Army, the other lives in Otisville. The family will move here soon ana live in me a. a. loimuu house. 4-H CLUBS Prepare For Achievement Day Ubly, April 12 The Ubly Girls 4-H club had its last meeting before Achievement Day in the home of Miss Gail Parr.

Mrs. Ruth Moore, senior leader, expiamea now to prepare projects for display. Prizes in games were won by Miss Mary Ellen Rathbun, Miss Iola Rathbun and Miss Carolyn Lowell. Mary Ellen also won the door prize. The Ubly girls and the Ubly boys 4-H clubs met in the home of Mrs.

Moore Saturday morning where rides were arranged to take them to Bad Axe for Achievement Day. Gay Maids End Season Grindstone City, April 12 The Gay Maids 4-H club ended their current season with a meeting Tuesday night in the home of their leader, Mrs. Dan Tomlinson. All members were present, and all girls finished their clothing project. Nancy McKim, president, conducted the meeting.

The hostess served refreshments. FARM BUREAUS Sanilac Bureau Women Meet Sandusky, April 11 Twenty-four Sanilac County Farm Bureau women representing 16 groups met at the Thomas Meyers home, near here. A potluck dinner was served before the meeting. Mrs. Norman Heusner, Snover, read the secretary's and treas urer's report.

Mrs. Allyn Gordon, Croswell, reported on civilian de fense. All Farm Bureau women were urged to attend the district meet ing in Marlette. April 22. Guests speakers were Mrs.

Don Wiswell and Mrs. George Dean, County nurses. They passed out pamphlets on tuberculosis and asked for help in conducting chest X-rays in Mar lette, Sandusky and Peck later this month. Mrs. Delford Henderson present ed a resolution on migrant labor.

and Mrs. Byron Hickson and Mrs. Dan Kristy read a news letter from Mrs. Margery Karker, Lansing. Mrs.

Roy Thomas was in charge of recreation. The next meeting will be with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ball, May 2. Bingham Shuns Federal Edicts Ubly, April 12 The Bingham Community Farm Bureau, at a re cent meeting, favored the law of supply and demand rather than federal regulations on "what and how much to grow The Bureaun took this view in the discussion, "A Constructive Agricultural Program for a Free America led by Frank Ben singer.

Some 27 persons, including guests from Smith Corners group. attended. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rathbun entertained the meeting in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. James F. Hoover. Games were in charge of Mrs. Winnie Bensinger.

The next meeting will be May 13 in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kuntze. Discuss Farm Program Yale. April 12 The Brockway Farm Bureau Group met with Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Tatoris. Tuesday night, with 26 in attendance. George Meharg, chairman, presided at a business meeting. Mrs.

Doris Thompson led discussion of the subject, A Constructive Farm Program." Potluck lunch was served at the close of the meeting. The next, meeting will be May 13 with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barr. Harbor Beach Joan Lou Rich ards will present a tan dance recital May 8.

"Oh. dear! You really shouldn't let me have this!" BLUE WATER DISTRICT DEATHS FUNERALS 1A TOBI, MRS. MARY Resident of Deckerville ntnce 1916, died April 11th at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Peter Kramer, near Deckerville.

The remains are In the Carman Mortuaries. Deckervtlla. Funeral services will be held Monday at 9:30 am. in the Palms Rt. Patrick's Catholic Church Burial w4U be in Downing Cemetery.

BEHNKE, MRS. MINNIE Died April 11th In her farm home in Mussey Township. The remains were taken Saturday to the family residence from the Barnard Funeral Home, Capac. Prayer service will be held in the home Monday at 1 and funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. in the United Brethren Evangelical Church, Cepac.

Burial wiU be in the Evangelical Cemetery, Capac. BROWN, MRS. CYNTHIA Veteran resident of TmJay City, died April 11th In the home of a daughter, Mrs. Edna Cooley. Clawson, Michigan.

Funeral services will be held Monlav at a p.m. in the Imlay City Methodist Church. Burial will be in the Imlay Township Cemetery. Muir Brother Funeral Home. Imlay City, is In charge of arrangements.

ARNOLD, MRS. GERTRUDE J. Of Marine City, died April loth in St Joseph's Hospital, Clemens Funeral services will be held Monday at 9:30 a in the family residence. 13 North Main and at 10 a.m. in Holv Cross Catholic Church, Marine City.

Burial will be Holv Cross Cemetery. Arrange-nent by the Bower At Rose Funeral Home, Marine City. ROGERS, KENNETH Died April 10th in an automobile accident near Elkton. Funeral services will be conducted Monday at 2 p.m. tn St.

Paul's Episcopal Church. Burial will be in Colfax Cemetery. Remain ara In William T. Collon Fureral Home, Bad Axe, and will be removed at noon Monday to the church. BELLEROSE, MRS.

MARTHA G. Of 504 South Second Street, St. Clair, died April loth in Port Huron General Hospital. Funeral services will be held Sundav at 2 p.m. in the L.

C. Fi led-erichs and Son Funeral Home, St. Clair Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery. PERUSKI, MRS.

MARY ANNA Died April 9th In her home In Bingham Township. Remains will be at Fdwsrd Zinjrer and Son Funeral Home in I'bly Friday afternoon. Solemn Re- 3uiem High Mass will be con-ucted Monday at 9:30 a m. fn St. John' Church.

Burial will be In the church cemetery. CARDS OF THANKS BROWN WE WISH to extend our thank and appreciation tor many acts of kindness, messages of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings received from our friends and neighbors during the sickness and at the death of our beloved wife and mother. James H. Brown and Family PHILLIPS WE WISH to thank all of our kind friend, neighbors. pallbearer and those who so kindly provided car, for their many acls of kindness, expressions of sympathy and condolence and for their beautiful floral offerings at the loss of our dearlv beloved husband and son.

Percy Phillips. Mrs. Percy Phillips and Children Also Mother. Mrs. Myron Koppelberger FUNERAL DIRECTORS JEWELL SON FUNERAL HOME.

810 WHITE Ph. 47K! Stewart S. Kipp FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE 912 Lapeer Ave. Port Huron, Mich. Dial 2-O701 St.

Clair County Coroner ARTHUR SMITH FUNERAL HOME Karrer-Simpson FUNERAL HOME SERVICE AND QUALITY Are our first consideration Com plete funerals as low as S100 hsve always been a part of our service. ESTABLISHED 1903 Invalid Coach Service 618 Broad St. Phone 5066 FUNERAL FLOWERS RUFF FLORAL CO. BEAUTIFUL, FLORAL DESIGNS PHONE 8165 40fl QUAY ST. MONUMENTS 6 KESTER MONUMENT CO.

I loin offici 2420 10th St. Phone 2-6160. Plant, Gratiot Marynvllle. Ph. 2-0979 BARTHEL MEMORIALS 1106 GRISWOLD ST.

PHONE 842 Edw. L. JONES MONUMENT CO. Successor to Truesdell-Msllnn Co 3549 Stone St. Phone 2-27B1 SPECIAL NOTICES Them BaYs are gone, waxing days.

inai is. use ULAXO plantic type linoleum finish. SHOFFNKR'S IN CASE OF EMERGENCY do your washing at the Self-Serve Laundry IS YOUR upholstery a sad" stiiry Cleari it with USA FOAM. Reore forgotten colors. Port Huron Paint.

TEMPTING Delicious Nourish Ing. too Our SDecial Fruit Ice Cream. It's "Gannon's pure. Take a Quart nome tonight. igious article from GREGORY'S In St.

Clair. Shop now for Easter. TRY PHYSICAL Therapy for Arthritis, Neuritis. Blood Pressure, circulation. Phone Miss Puffin, SS4 W5SKING In Detroit, wfll take riders back and forth every day.

Phone 2-5110 LOST AND FOUND 8 fiWlN LOOSE BILLS Lost Thursday In business district. Port nvron. Call 54 Reward CASH IN THROUGH WANT ADS Serving In Korea Sandusky, April 12 Pvt. Donald A. Dennis, son of Ora Dennis, San- duskv.

now is serving as a rifleman with the 17th Infan- try Regiment of the Seventh Division in Korea. Private Dennis entered tne Army in March, 1951, and received basic training at Fort Bragg, N. before being sent to Korea in February. He is a graduate of Sandusky High School and was formerly engaged in farming. WOMEN'S CLUBS Hear Voters' League Official Lapeer, April 12 Mrs.

Howard J. Liverancs, Birmingham, first vice president of the League of Women Voters of Michigan, explained history and purposes of the league at a meeting Thursday in the parish house of Grace Episcopal church. She traced the change in women's status in society "from suffering to Miss Margaret Caffall and Mrs. Thomas Osmer, both of whom had belonged to the League before coming to Lapeer, and Mrs. William D.

VanDusen, were nominated as a committee to call a future meeting open to all women of Lapeer for the purpose of considering formation of a League of Women Voters unit here. The 45 women who heard Mrs. Liverance represented most of the women's organizations of Lapeer. Club Discusses Gardening Croswell, April 12 The Croswell Garden club met Thursday afternoon in the home of Mrs. John Lewis.

A general discussion of gardening and the culture of asparagus took place. Three new. members joined the club. Lunch was served by the hostess. A study of spring birds will be conducted by Mrs.

Ferdinand Monzo at the next meeting of the club. May 8. Mrs. William H. Schindler will assist in the program.

Roll call response will be naming a bird. Hears Story Of Rubber Almont. April 12 Mrs. Frank Hamilton was hostess to the Cur- rent Events club Monday night. Roll call response was a current event.

The business meeting was conducted by Mrs. Roy Veness. Miss Bess Reid, leader of the evening's program, spoke on the "Early Story of Natural The next meeting will be with Mrs. Sam Park, April 21. Mrs.

William Hahn will have charge of the program. Elkton Clubs Meet Thursday Elkton, April 12 The Women's Civic club will meet Thursday night in the home of Mrs. Mervin Snider. D. N.

Protzman will be hostess Thursday night to the Woman's Study club. Women's Missionary' Society Women's Missionary society of North Street Baptist church met Thursday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Edmund P. Pickard, North road. The meeting was in charge of Mrs.

James Mclntyre, president. An election of officers was held and reports were given for the past year. Next meeting will be May 8, in the home of Mrs. Mclntyre, North road. i va 1 Sanilac Man Grades Cattle In Indiana Croswell, April 12 Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley J. Gardner have returned after spending a week in Indiana where he classified herds of milking shorthorn cattle near Mencie, Anderson. Crawfordsville, Lafayette, Tipton and other cities. He also classified a herd near Pittsford, Michigan.

Mr. Gardner is one of 12 official classifiers for the American Milking Shorthorn society. LODGES Plan Part In District Meeting Yale, April 12 Mrs. Shirley Shaw, noble grand, presided at a meeting of Yale Rebekah lodge No. 234.

Tuesday night in IOOF hall. Twenty-six members at tended. Tentative plans were discussed for an observance of the Odd Fel- lows-Rebekah anniversaries. Mrs. Shaw who will observe her birthday Sunday, was presented a gift by the lodge.

Seventeen have made reservations for a district meeting April 21 in Akron, Mich. Yale lodge is in charge of entertainment. Mrs. Anna Wilson was named chairman of the birthday committee for the April 22 meeting. After lodge, Mrs.

Nellie Gotts-leben directed the cast in a play to be presented at the district meeting. The next practice will be at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Knights Templar Elect Bad Axe, April 12 Howard Hel-wig was elected eminent commander of Bad Axe commandery No. 52, Knights Templar, at the annual meeting.

Other officers are: Generalissimo, Henry O. Krueger; captain general, L. L. Bateman; senior warden, Clare Chappel; junior warden, Oran Randall; record. John H.

Snyder; treasurer, Stanley McDonall; prelate, William J. Golding; standard bearer, Clayton Root; sword bearer, John Henderson; warder, John Armstrong, and sentinel, Robert Henderson. Officers will be installed April 17. Memphis OES Has Guests Memphis, April 12 Ain Ata chapter No. 222, OES, observed Friends' Night at the Masonic Temple Tuesday.

More than 100 persons were present. St. Clair County associa tion and Tri-county association officers were honored guests. Mrs. Leota Carr and Mrs.

Viola Therrin were initiated into the; order Guests were present from Port Huron, Smiths Creek, Yale, Capac, Hadley, Armada, St. Clair, Marys-ville, Marine City. Richmond, Utica and Davis chapters. Mrs. Norman Cook and Mrs.

A. J. Pearsall were co-chairmen of the lunch committee. Lunch was served at the close of the meeting at tables decorated in keeping with the Easter season. Rebekahs School Monday Almont, April 12 The Almont Rebekah lodge met Thursday night.

Monday night, a special meeting for a school of instruction will be held. State Assembly Officer Mrs. Phyllis Bromley will be in charge. Peck Past Matrons Meet Peck, April 12 The Past Matrons club of the Peck chapter Order of Eastern Star, met with Mrs. William G.

Cork recently. The president, Mrs. James Bennett, conducted the meeting. Games were played, and Miss Lois Kelly won a prize. Lunch was served.

OES To Initiate Four Cass. City, April 12 Plans for a special meeting April 23 to initiate four candidates were made at a meeting of Echo chapter, OES. Forty-five persons attended. Jean MacKay, Almont, Paid Teacher Honor I Almont, April 12 Miss Jean MacKay, who retired from teaching in the Highland Park School System in 1948, has been presented with an award for distinguished service by the department of classroom teachers of the Michigan Education association. The presentation to Miss MacKay, who resides here, was made in East Lansing.

Miss MacKay now is director for Michigan of the National Retired Teachers association, president of the MEA department of retired teachers and chairman of the interim committee for the Highland Park Retired Teachers association. Kinde Mrs. W. R. Everingham will be hostess to the Sunshine club in her home Thursday afternoon.

Sgt. William Costello, of Fort Leonard Wood, is spending a 21-day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Costello Sr. He will report to Fort Belvoir, Officers Training School, April 23.

Mrs. William Brinker will have as Easter guests, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Brinker and family, Bad Axe, and Mr. and Mrs.

Carlton Covert. Miss Elaine Meagher, Detroit, is spending the Easter weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meagher and son, Pat. Mrs.

William Costello and son, Sgt. William Costello, and her daughter, Peggy, returned from Flint, Thursday accompanied by George Costello, who attends school there. He is spending Easter vacation here. Mr. and Mrs.

Sidney MacDon-ald will have as dinner guests today James Spaulding and son, Robert, Grindstone City. Mrs. Richard Griffith and daughter, Fleur, Potsdam, N. are spending a week with her mother, Mrs. Edward Moeller.

Mrs. Moel-ler will accompany them to their home in Potsdam, and also will visit another daughter in Harris-burg, Va. Mrs. Reuben Etzler spent Wednesday with her daughter, Betty, in Saginaw. Miss Dolores Costello, Detroit, and Mrs.

Ray Eskau, Bad Axe, is spending the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Costello. Miss Peg Paquette, Saginaw, also is a guest there. Armada The forty-fifth wedding anniversary of Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Hen-nig, North road, will be celebrated April 27. The wedding date is April 29. Due to illness in her home, the monthly meeting of Women's Birthday club scheduled Tuesday with Mrs. Harley Edwards, was postponed.

Armada college students who arrived Wednesday for Easter recess include Pat Plauman, Jean Coen, Esther Pinkos, Charles Evans and Harold Henderson, all of Central Michigan College of Education, Mt. Pleasant. They will return there Monday. The monthly meeting of Ray Farm Bureau was postponed from April 8 to April 15. Mr.

and Mrs. William Kiehler will be hosts. Easter Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Laursen will be Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Laursen and children, Grand Blanc, and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Laursen and family, of Armada. CHURCH GROUPS Society Sets Cake Sale, Dinner Armada, April 12 The Altar Society of St.

Mary Mystical Rose church met Tuesday night in the church hall. The society plans a benefit cake party in the church May 2. Three special prizes will be awarded. The society served 500 persons lunch at the Frank Gaglio auction sale, netting $100. The annual Mother's Day breakfast will be served May 11 at the church.

Men of the church will serve. Prizes will be given the mother present with largest num ber of daughters, oldest and youngest mothers, mother traveling greatest distance, youngest grand mother present, and mother with oldest daughter present. The society will stage a dance April 26 in White Eagle Hall, Mut-tonville. First communion for children of the parish will be May 25, also the May processional. Refreshment committee for May meeting is Mrs.

Mary Lesinski, Mrs. Edward E. Miller, Mrs. Earl F. Payne, Mrs.

Anthony Kulczinski. LDS Women Hear Of Conference Croswell, April 12 Mrs. Arthur Brabyn presented a lesson on "Spiritual Power Finds Expression in Personal at a meeting of the Women's Department of the Croswell Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, in he home of Mrs. Bruce Swoffer, Thursday. Elder William J.

Rushton conducted a Bible lesson. Mrs. Clifford Levitt was in charge of the devotions. Mrs. Herbert Swoffer gave a report of the general conference of the Latter Day Saints church in Independence, March 30-April 6.

Mrs. Jennie Rexford presided gave a prayer. It was voted to conduct a fish supper in the church parlor April 18. The next meeting will be in the home of Mrs. Myron Carr, Jeddo, May 1.

District WSCS To Meet Bad Axe, April 12 Miss Mildred Drescher, missionary to India, will speak at the annual meeting of Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Port Huron district, Thursday in First Methodist church. Mrs. Melvin Corban, district superintendent, will install officers. Rev. Robert E.

McLean, host pastor, will conduct opening devotions. District Methodist Men To Meet Marlette, April. 12 Ray Labbitt. Detroit Conference lay leader, will be guest speaker at the Northern Sub-District men's meeting and supper in the Methodist church, next Friday. John R.

Francis, Sandusky. Port Huron District lay leader, will present the local group with a charter from the Methodist Board of Lay Activities. Junior Choir Gets Robes Cass City, April 12 The 29 members of the junior choir of the Methodist church have new white robes with maroon trim, matching the color of the adult choir robes. Mrs. Arlington Hoffman is director.

Peck Junior Chorus Rehearses Peck 12 The Junior choir of the Zion Methodist church held their Easter practice session at the home of Mrs. Delmer Prit-chett, in Watertown, Monday night. New vestments were fitted by Mrs. Orla Pritchett, assisted by Mrs. Jack Pritchett, choir mother.

The group also practiced for the next broadcast under the leadership of its director, Mrs. Irving Arnot. Ulby Mrs. Bessie Sharrow. who spent a week with her daughters.

Mrs. Forest Wright and Mrs. Ray Wyrick, will return today to Mis-hawaka, Ind. BIRTHS MARLETTE Community Hospital April 1, to Mr. and Mrs.

Ward Hendrick, Marlette, a daughter, Chrystme Kay. April 3, to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Thorn, Brown City, a son, Daniel Clarence. April 5, to Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Mahnowski, North Branch, a son. Stephen Mitchell. April 5, to Mr. and Mrs.

Charles-Ballard, Marlette, a daughter, Mary Jo. April 6, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bowman, Attica, a daughter, Deborah Ann. April 6, to Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Chase, North Branch, twin sons, Larry V. and Terry J. April 8, to Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Ingram, Marlette, a son, Robert Jay. April 8, to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lovell, Marlette, a daughter, Nancy Mae. April 9, to Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Boileau, Kingston, a son, Ronald Harold. SANDUSKY Sandusky Hospital April 2, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lee, Snover, a daughter, Margaret Elizabeth.

Doctors Hospital April 2, to Mr. and Mrs. Crescent Salowitz, Deckerville, a son, Wayne David. April 4, to Mr. and Mrs.

John Mosher, Deckerville, a daughter, Julia Ann. April 7, to Mr. and Mrs. Basil Mosher, Deckerville, a daughter, Berniece Kay. LEXLNGTOX Wing Maternity Home April 3, to Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Eurch, Croswell, a son, Douglas William. April 9, to Mr. and Mrs. Leland Evans, Peck, a son, Gary Lee.

CROSWELL Phillips Nursing Home April 3, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eagan, Smiths Creek, a son, James Francis. PIGEON Scheurer Hospital April 2, to Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Leipprandt, Pigeon, (Doris South- worth), in Scheurer Hospital, Figeon, a daughter. April 9, to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Taylor, Elkton, in Scheurer Hos pital, Pigeon, a daughter. 1MLAY CITY April 7, to Mr.

and Mrs. Karl Geno, in Bishop Hospital, Almont, a daughter. Carsonville An Easter sunrise service will be held in the Methodist church at 7 a.m. Sunday followed by a potluck breakfast. Mr.

and, Mrs. George Cook, Grosse He, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cook. Mr.

and Mrs. John Langyel have purchased the Floyd Grandy home. The Grandy's plan to move to Port Huron in May. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Leader and family will spend the Easter week end with Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Porter, Toledo, O. The Carsonville Extension group will meet with Mrs. Albert Ains- worth April 17, instead of with Mrs.

Reed Abeel. The Junior Methodist Youth Fellowship met Monday night with Glenn Colver. Mrs. Harold Leader presented the lesson, and Mrs. Walter Cook conducted games.

Keep School Closed Memphis, April 12 The Bernard School. Wales District No. 5, voted at a special meeting Tuesday night to keep the school ciosea tor tne coming year..