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PAGE SIX THE ESCANABA (MICH.) DAILY PRESS FRIDAY, APRIL. 13, 1951 Personals- Cu WOMAN'S PAGE Talon SocietyAMY BOLGER, EDITOR, PHONE 35 Why 'Facts Of Life' May Make You Uneasy By MURIEL LAWRENCE Unease over discussing the "facts of life" with our children can stem from feelings that are both natural and good. Those feelings are our unconscious resistance against the idea of presenting the "facts of life" in lifeless fashion. If we have been led to believe that it is improper to give warmth and feeling to our sex instruction, that may account for our constraint. A young mother faced with the "why's" and "how's" of her little boy thought she had done a fine conscientious job of sex interpretation.

It was a cold, objective, and carefully detailed blueprint of the mechanics of birth. As she talked, she was aware of a growing feeling of embarrassment; her child suddenly struggled from her lap and demanded to be allowed to return to his play in the yard. She was an intelligent young mother. She knew what had been wrong. She had bored her child by taking the life out of the facts of life.

She had also betrayed her own experience of love. That is enough to embarrass anyone. Joy, Tenderness and Pride Parents who attempt to discuss the physical details surrounding birth, drained of their emotional tone and color, either bore or disturb their children. The physical facts of human ereation, by themselves, mean as little to a child as the notes on a score mean to one who symphonic has never studied music. Sex instruction is instruction in an aspect of life.

Life is feeling, well as thinking about facts. as Proper sex education presents the physical realities of maternity and human creation, linked to life, and transfused with the joy, tenderand pride that attended that ness ereation. If we are happy parents, joy, tenderness and pride are part of the truth of our "facts of life." Our truth is what we give to our children. If we have difficulty in conveying joy, tenderness and pride in our sex instruction, we leave that instruction to who can convey them. For we may be suffering vague feelings of guilt over our parenthood.

And if we are, we need help with our problem. Fern Stacy And Chester Schram Wedding Saturday Among weddings of the early spring season is that of Miss Fern Stacy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stacy of this city and Chester Schram of Gladstone which is taking place tomorrow morning at 9 at St. Joseph's church.

The bride has asked her sister, Mrs. Mae Brazeau, to be her matron of honor and Robert Schram will be best man for his brother. John Schram and Joseph Vachon complete the wedding party. A wedding breakfast at Terrace Gardens will follow the ceremony and Mr. and Mrs.

Stacy are given the reception at their home. B. P. W. Club Plans Card Party The Escanaba and Professional Woman's club is making plans for a card party to be held Tuesday evening.

April 24, beginning at 8 at the Elks club. The public is invited. High score awards will be given in the various games and lunch will be served. Those planning to attend are asked to make reservations with Miss Josephine Ryan, telephone 1243-W. Mrs.

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Mrs. Wallace Campbell Supt. Brampton Union Sunday -Chapel at 10 a. Mrs. Art Anglemier, Supt.

Rural Church Notices Fox Union Sunday School at Jacobson home at 10:00 C. S. T. Mrs. Einar Jacobson, Supt.

Ford River Mill-Sunday school at 1 10 a. m. Mrs. Dalip Rehnquist, Supt. Soo Hill Union Sunday School at school house at 9:30.

Mrs. Louis Buehler, superintendent. Cedardale Union Sunday School al school house at John Soujanen, Supt. Central Union Sunday School at Cornell at 10 a. Mrs.

Ed Wight, Supt. DELTA CONGREGATIONAL PARISH Rev. Gerald W. Bowen, Pastor. Rapid River Congregational Sunday school 9:00.

Morning worship 9:40. Cooks Congregational -Sunday School 10:30. Morning worship 11:15. Fayette Congregational Sun- St. Thomas Dessert Card Party Will Be Held Tuesday A dessert card party marking the close of the parish card marathon will be sponsored by the women of St.

Thomas' parish Tuesday evening, April 17, at 8 at St. Joseph's church hall. Players may select their own games for the evening's play which will follow the serving of dessert. A high score award will be given at each table. The awards also will be presented the high scoring marathon players.

General co chairmen of the party are Mrs. Steve Rodman and Mrs. Phil Derouin. Mrs. John Greis is hostess chairman and her committee includes Mesdames Nick Joran, Frank Sudac, William LaCrosse, Alfred Ottensman, Ed Turnquist, Jeffery LaCrosse, Joseph Belanger, Frank Smokovich and Robert Trottier and Misses Margaret Joran, Mary Sudac, Margie Greis, Betty Trottier and Helen and Jean Smokovich.

men of the kitchen committee are Mrs. Hugh Gartland and Mrs. Jose eph Rudden and they will be assisted by Mrs. Florence Millette, Mrs. Carl Terrien, Mrs.

Carl Anderson, Mrs. Eliza Charbonneau and Darlene Gartland. The public invited to attend the party. Bridal Shower For Fern Stacy Miss Fern Stacy who will be married tomorrow was honored at a bridal shower last evening at Grenier's hall at which Mrs. Ullaine O'Donnell and Mrs.

George Milkovich were hoste.es. Fifty guests were at the party. Verna Lindstrom and Eda Reynolds had high and second high scores in bridge and in the other games Sophie Winchester was first and Marilyn Nelson, second. Alida Dupont received the guest award. A party lunch was served after the games.

Miss Stacey was presented with many lovely gifts. day school 10:00. Worship Service 2:00. Garden Congregational -Sunday school 10:00. Worship Service 4:00.

Isabella Congregational -Evening Worship Service 7:30. HERMANSVILLE METHODIST PARISH John A. Larsen, minister Cunard Methodist -Sunday school at 10 a. m. Worship Service at 2:00.

Prayer service Wednesday at 12:00. Christian Fellowship Saturday, at 8:00. Faithorn Methodist -Worship service Sunday at 11. Prayer service Thursday, 12:00. First Methodist, HermansvilleSunday school at 10.

Worship service at 7:30. Prayer service Tuesday at 12:00. Immanuel Methodist NorwayWorship service at 9:30. Sunday school, 10:45. Prayer service Monday at 12:00.

St. Charles (Catholic) -Rapid River--Confessions Saturday evening at 7:30 Sunday masses 8 and 10 a. Fr. Anthony Schloss, pastor. Pilgrim Church, Fayette- vices in town hall, Sunday school, 10:30.

Morning worship, 11:15. Evening Evangelistic service, Rev. and Mrs. I. N.

Polmanteer missionaries. St Paul's Ev. Lutheran HydeTeachers' meeting at 8:45. Sunday school, 9:00. Divine service at 10:00.

-Rev. A. A. Schabow, pastor. Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath school, 9:45.

Church service at 11. Weekly Bible Study and prayer meeting Wednesday evening at Mohr, pastor. Danforth Sunday School-Classes every Sunday, 2:30 p. m. at school house.

-Mrg. Coral Boomer, supt. St. Paul's, Nahma-Church school, 9:30 a. Mrs.

Myron Moore, Supt. Sunday evening services at 7:30. Laymen from Escanaba in charge. Sacred Heart, Schaffer -Daily masses at 8. Sunday masses at 8:30 and 10:30.

Confessions on Saturdays from 7 to Rev. Joseph Beauchene, pastor. St. Andrew's, Nahma Daily Mass at 8:00. Confessions Saturday evening.

Sunday Masses, 7:15 and 10:30. Rosary devotions Wednesday evening at Charles Reinhart, pastor. Bark River Methodist--Church school, 10. 1 Evening ng service, 8. Otto H.

Steen, minister. Cornell Methodist Sunday school at 10 a. m. Public worship, 8 p. m.

Sermon by Rev. John Anderson. The youth choir will sing. Mrs. John Anderson and Mrs.

Anna Harrod will play a piano duet. -Karl J. Hammar, pastor. Salem Lutheran (Bark River)Church school 9:30 a. m.

Divine worship 10:45. Sermon theme: "From Now O. Hansen, pastor. Calvary Lutheran, Rapid River -Church school and confirmation class, 9:30. Divine worship, 10:45.

Luther League, 3 p. Wilbert Johnson, pastor. St. Martin's Lutheran (Rapid River)-Sunday school at 10. Divine service, Theophil Hoffmann, pastor.

NORTHLAND Enriched BREAD is a splendid source of the energy children need to keep going; the nutrition they need to keep growing. Fresh Daily at Your Food Dealers HOYLER BAUR "Exclusive Wholesale Union Bakers" Concert Brings About Reunion The University of Michigan Symphony band concert in Escanaba last evening brought about the reunion of two buddies of World War II, Bill Stanley, formerly of Tulsa, who now lives in Ann Arbor and is majoring in music at Michigan and Glenn Matheson of 424 South 16th street. The two men were together in the 86th Division at Camp Houze, and Camp Livingston, but were assigned different outfits when they were sent overseas. Church Events Young Adult Fellowship The Young Adult Fellowship of the First Methodist church will meet Saturday evening at 8 at the church. Confirmation 'Class The confirmation class of the Ev.

Covenant church meets for instruction at 10 Saturday morning. Service at Cornell Rev. John Anderson of the Ev. Covenant church, Escanaba, will be guest speaker at Sunday evening service at the Cornell Methodist church. The worship begins at 8.

The music will include hymns by the youth choir and a piano duet, "The Holy City" by Mrs. John Anderson and Mrs. Anna Harrod. Bethany Meetings Saturday morning meetings at Bethany church are: senior confirmation class, Sunday school choir, Triolet choir, Boy choir, 11. Births Births Mr.

and Mrs. Robert W. Loodeen, 1210 Seventh avenue south, are the parents of a daughter, Peggy Ann, born April 9 at St. Francis hospital. The baby's weight was eight pounds.

A son, Barry Michael, was born to Mr. and Mrs. John J. of Gladstone, Route One, April 9 at St. Francis hospital.

Barry weighed seven pounds and three ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Irving C. Houle, 409 South 11th street, are the parents of a son, Stephen Patrick, who weighed six pounds at birth April 9 at St.

Francis hospital. A daughter, Lynn Katherine, was born April 10 at St. Francis hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd M.

Brown, 1322 Eleventh avenue south. The baby's weight was seven pounds and ten ounces. Bark River, Route One, are the Mr. and Mrs. Louis A.

Grzyb of Personals Dr. and Mrs. Roy H. Banks left yesterday for California to visit their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

John A. Matzinger of LaJolla, and their son, William Banks of the U. S. Air Force and his wife who live in Sacramento near his base. Mrs.

John H. Fawcett has left for a visit in Seattle, and Los Angeles. In the former city she will be the guest of her aunt. She plans to be away three weeks. Miss Esther Pearson, 318 North 14th street, left this morning for Chicago.

She will meet Miss Nancy Pearson and they will leave on a trip to New York City and Bermuda. Miss Pearson expects to be away about 3. weeks. Mrs. Jennie Morin, 2310 Ludington street, left this morning for Menominee.

Mrs. John Nicholas, 714 South 12th street, Mrs. Silas McMartin, 614 South 13th street, Mrs. Gotthard Gustafson, 1007 Washington avenue, Mrs. Mark Hansen, 323 North 15th street and Mrs.

C. B. Perkins, 714 South 12th street, this morning for. Menominee left, attend the W. S.

district meeting of the First Methodist church. Representatives from the entire Upper Peninsula will be there. Mrs. Alfred Anderson, Bark River, is president of the Upper Peninsula district. Glenn Christiansen, son of Mrs.

Einer Christianson of Milwaukee, left this morning for his home. He visited at the George Peterson residence, 328 South street. Mrs. Richard Meissner and son Jimmy, Route 1, Escanaba, and Carol Ann Cavill of Marquette who has been visiting the Meissner family, left this morning for Menominee where they will attend the wedding of Miss Beverly Gasper and Robert Pfankuck, Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Stacy, of Kenosha, Mr. and Mrs. parents of a Patricia Ann, born at St. Francis hospital April 10.

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10th St. (Next to the Red Owl Store) STATEMENT OF CONDITION STATE BANK OF ESCANABA ESCANABA, MICH. APRIL 9, 1951 RESOURCES Cash in Vault and on Deposit with Banks 984,334.88 United States Government Bonds 2,881,786.68 Municipal Bonds 498,566.58 Other Bonds 68,580.54 Loans and Discounts 989,812.36 Short term I loans to customers Real Estate Loans 1,162,622.91 First mortgage on local improved property on definite reduction schedules Federal Reserve Bank Stock 9,000.00 Evidencing membership in Federal Reserve System Banking House 20,000.00 Represents ownership of our building Furniture and fixtures 15,800.00 Total $6,630,503.95 LIABILITIES Capital Account Common Stock $150,000.00 Surplus 150,000.00 Undivided Profits 135,848.47 Special Reserves 53,621.82 489,470.29 Other Liabilities 5,000.00 Deposits: Commercial $1,796,187.60 Time 4,339,846.06 6,136,033.66 Total $6,630,503.95 OFFICERS WILLIAM WARMINGTON President CHARLES E. LEWIS Vice President CARL R. WICKMAN Cashier E.

NELSON OCTAVE P. PERRON JENSEN Asst. Asst. Cashier HARRY J. GRUBER Asst.

Cashier ANDREW P. JOHNSON Asst. Cashier ARNOLD E. JOHNSON Asst. ashier DIRECTORS WILLIAM WARMINGTON CHARLES E.

LEWIS CHARLES W. STOLL HAROLD Q. GROOS JOHN A. LEMMER MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM John Muth of Rockford, and Daniel Stacy of Milwaukee are riving tonight to attend the wedding of Miss Fern Stacy and Chester Schram of Gladstone which is taking place tomorrow at St. Joseph's church.

The John Treanors of Lansing arrived earlier in the week. Junior Paul left for Milwaukee yesterday where he will attend the Gamma Delta Phi convention. He will also visit with Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Collura and son David.

Recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Paul, 609 North 19th street, were Mr.

and Mrs. Hartline and children of Kingsford, Mich. Mrs. Walter Hoppe and baby daughter Jeanne Marie of Milwaukee are visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Rademacher, 709 Third avenue south. Mr. Hoppe will arrived tonight and they will motor back to Milwaukee Sunday. Frank Stoik who has been residing here at the Koppes family home, 812 Ludington street, left yesterday for Milwaukee to make his home with his daughter, Mrs. Lyle Richter.

Mrs. Leah Birchen attended the funeral services for her uncle, Ed Jolly, held this afternoon at Munising. Social -Club Bethany Bake Sale The Bethany Chapel Ladies' Aid is sponsoring a bake sale at Gafner's Super Market, 1130 Stephenson avenue, Saturday, April 14, beginning at 9:30 a. m. Legion Auxiliary The Cloverland American Legion Auxiliary this week appointed, Mrs.

Roy Baldwin and Mrs. John P. Greis to attend the Upper 11th district meeting Sunday at Manistique. Mrs. Carl Peterson was chairman of the meeting here Tuesday night and she was assisted by Mrs.

Joseph Patrick, Mrs. Wm. J. Ramspeck and Mrs. Viola Goodman.

The card party awards were won by Mrs. Russell Clark in 500, Mrs. Robert Pearson in bridge and Mrs. Jack Bawden in pinochle. Nurses To Meet Monday The Delta County District Nurses association will meet at 7:30 p.

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