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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1961 THE LUDINGTON DAILY NEWS, LUDINGTON, MICHIGAN PAGE PIVE Social, Church and Club News Sorority Chapter Meets at Thiel Home Michigan Epsilon Pi Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, met Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Jack Thiel, 601 E. Danaher st. Mrs. Carol Thomsen was co- hostess.

Mrs. Richard Patterson, president, conducted a business session. New officers for the coming year included Mrs. William Sherlock Jr. vice president, Mrs.

Donald Robb secretary, Mrs. Arthur Jensen treasurer, Mrs. Ross DesEnfants recording secretary and Mrs. Thomsen extension officer. Committees appointed for the coming year and approved were: Social Mrs.

Gary Hansen chairman, Mrs. Kenneth Howell, Mrs. John Ashley, Mrs. Robert Brody and Mrs. James Anderson; ways and means Mrs.

Gary Dancz chairman, Mrs. Theodore Schwass, Mrs. William Brown III and Leonard Gavigan and service and telephone Mrs. Thiel chairman, Mrs. Robert Shaw and Mrs.

Julian Cole Jr. Mrs. Sherlock reported on the forthcoming combined parties to be held with Michigan Xi Alpha Chi Chapter: a dinner for husbands Nov. 4 and a Christmas party to Eugene Lathrop. Mrs.

Howell reported a city council meeting. Rushing was discussed and members voted not to rush this year. Mrs. Anderson gave a program about the history of "Introduction to Invitation." She explained the acceptable form of introduction today, how to acknowledge an introduction, when and where not to introduce, and both formal and informal invitations. The program was followed by a question and answer period.

Mrs. Howell received a mystery package and secret sister gifts were received by Mesdames Patterson, Anderson 'an Sherlock. Fall flowers, including straw flowers in a milk glass bowl, and burgandy candles were included in decorations and formed a center piece on the table from which molded grape salad, assorted nutmeats, mints, crackers, cookies, tea and coffee were served on in dividual trays. Next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Sherlock, 607 W.

Pere Marquette st. with Mrs. Shaw co-hostess. Mrs. Ashley will be in lome and School las First Meeting Stanislaus Home and School Association met Thursday evening in St.

Stanislaus Schoolhall, the irst meeting of the school year. Vernil LaPeer, president, conduct- the business session. Sister Mary Gastolda, principal, ntroduced the new teachers. Sister Mary Gabriel of Room Two, and Sister Mary Hilaria of Room Three. Enrollment this year at St Stanilaus School is 105 pupils.

Color guards from Girl Scout Troop 61 were Susan Sniegowski, Mary Soberalski, Judith Vander- Veer and Mary Lou Piotrowski. Following the meeting, a special award was received by Mrs. Richard R. Dennis and Room Three received an attendance award Refreshments were served by Mrs. Henry Marek.

Mrs, Frank Ezdebski. Bernard Rockwall, Mrs Dennis and Mrs. Robert So- be held Dec. 21 at the home of Mrs. charge of program.

Golf-Luncheon Held at Lincoln Hills Club Women of Lincoln Hills Golf Club held a golf-luncheon Thursday at the clubhouse. Mrs. William D. Garlock, Mrs. Joseph Motyka and Mrs.

Manierre a were hostesses. Mrs. James Malson was nine- hole winner. Next week golf will be played at 2 p.m. with an 18-hole two-ball foursome for all members, with special prizes.

Preceding a 6 p.m. dinner hors d'oeuvres will be served with the golf committee in charge of serving. Following the dinner, prizes of the season will be awarded and a brief business session will be held. Those planning to attend are asked to make reservations not later than Tuesday evening, Sept 19. with Mrs.

Robert Pratt, VI 3-2715, indicating whether or not they plan to play golf. Members present were Mesdames Matson, Pratt, Hugh Earner, L. Kimball Berger. John W. Corey, A.

Wilber Davis, L. E. Ed- niundson, Byron H. Elder. Ralph Extension Club Holds Meeting First 1961-62 meeting of Ludington Central Extension Club was held Tuesday evening at the home of the new chairman of the club, Mrs.

Lyda Scanlon. Co-hostesses were Mrs. John Gebhart and Mrs. Mary Pehrson. Upon arrival of the members, peach delight and coffee was served from a lace-covered table featuring a centerpiece of fall flowers.

A guest of the evening was Mrs. Fred C. Schroeder. The meeting was opened with recitation of The Michigan Extension Women's Creed. A fall rally to be held Oct.

12 at 7:30 p.m. at Amber Townhall was discussed. A feature of the rally is to be a style show; the theme being "From Bags to Riches." Feed bag material is to be used for dress materials, with members of the various clubs taking part in the show. Following the business meeting a most interesting account was given by Mrs. Russell Whitman and Mrs.

Schroeder who made a trip to Denmark, Sweden and Finland last summer. The trip to Scandinavian countries was made by jet plane and the return trip by ship. One of the highlights of the visit was a short stay at the Arctic Circle in Finland; the first part of May they found the weather extremely cpld and were unprepared for this experience. Mrs. Whitman visited many relatives and found many of whom she was unaware of being related to.

Many humorous incidences were given about their experience. Hiller, Harry Lugner, H. B. Hoff man, Keith T. Myers, Charles.

A Paukstis, Richard Pedersen, Ben Peterson, Richard Roberts, Harold W. Rohrmoser, Stedman'C. Rohn, Robert C. Shaw, Maurice Taller son, Evelyn Sulb'van, Floyd Vogel George Wright, Herman D. Yoder Ewald Lull man and Garlock, Mo tyka and Dawson, hostesses.

Holds Meeting Board of directors of Ludingtoi Branch, American Association University Women, met Thursdaj at the home of Mrs. Leonard Bestrom, 210 N. Lavinia presi dent. Mrs. James Hubbard, treasurer presented a proposed budget for the coming year.

Mrs. Bestrom appointed Mrs Hubbard, Mrs. Theodore Schult and Mrs. Roger Sullivan to reviev proposed changes in the by-laws Ludington Branch. Mrs.

T. H. Caldwell, Mrs. Harr L. Clark and Mrs.

Robert Olmstea were appointed study policy state ments from national headquarters Announcement was made tha there are 470 approved colleges fo membership in American Associa tion of University Women. Four teen are Michigan colleges, Adrian Albion and Alma Colleges, Centra Michigan University, Hope College Kalamazoo College, Marygrov College, Michigan State University Eastern Michigan University Northern Michigan College, Uni versity of Detroit, University Michigan, Wayne State Universit and Western Michigan University Mrs. Roger Sullivan, member ship chairman, may be contacte for further information about ap proved colleges and universities. Announcement wa.s made tha the first branch meeting will held at 6:30 p.m. Monday, Sept 18, at Ludington Motel Diningroom in celebration of the 25th anniver sary of the granting of the brand charter.

Mrs. Conrad Johnson Michigan Division president, wi! be speaker. Hostesses at a punch bowl pre ceding the dinner will be member who have belonged 25 years, havin. joined later in 1936, the year th charter was granted. They wi be Mesdames R.

G. Cbadwick Dorothy Derkatz, Carrie Corbet and B. F. Gregory and Miss Ellen Palm. Members present at Die meeting were Mesdames Werle Hubbard, Caldwell.

Clark, Schultz, Olmstead, Lee Stevens, A. Wayne Peterson, W. S. Butler, Donald Johnson, Richard Seguin and Bestrom, hostess. Stork Special Mr.

ar.d Mrs. Deward Arnold of 206 S. Delia st. and Mrs. Genevieve jeralski Next meeting will be held Oct.

12, with a program of moving pictures of school children taken in the last few years. Refreshment committee will include Mrs. Kenneth Thoreson chairman, Mrs. La- Peer, Mrs. Marinus Hammerle, Bennett and Mrs.

Arthur Sniegowski. Be Loyal Club to Donate Robes for Junior Choir First fall meeting of Be Loyal Club of Bethany Lutheran Church was held Wednesday morning at the home of Mrs. Leo Hansen, Ludington Route 2. Devotions were led by Mrs. N.

Peter Christeneen. Mrs. Hansen, president, conduct ed a brief business session. Plans were made to donate new robes for the Junior Choir. Members voted a $10 donation for suns'hine bags for Lutheran So cial Service.

Mrs. Raymond Sheldon and Mrs Theodore Graham Jr. were wel corned as new members of the club. A surprise package was receivec by Mrs. Allen Kucaj.

Mrs. Christensen and Mrs) George Schmock will altar commit tee for October. Refreshments were served Mrs. Hansen, hostess. Members 1 present were Me dames Christensen, Sheldon, Gra ham, Kucaj, Schmock, Alvin Ben son, Linton S.

Frost, Ervan Kissel Hulbert C. Larsen, Alfred Larsen Donald Osterman, Carl J. Sellner Arthur Voss, Bennie Waterman Wallace Bentz, Howard Bentz, Rich ard Hamilton, Miss Dorothy Ed wards, Miss Margaret Rasmussen and Mrs. Hansen, hostess. Next, meeting will be held at Hie home of Mrs.

Howard Bentz of C-7 Sixth st Hospital Notes Admitted Thursday, 14: Jeffery Kinney of Baldwin Route 1. Albert. Harris of 100 W. Melendy ale to be'held at 9 a.m. Saturday, Oct.

14, in conjunction with Orark Circle. Members worked on a service 'reject during the meeting. A lesson was presented by Mrs. Walter Harris. Members present included Mes- ames Lovewell, Baltzer, Harris, Addison Brewster.

Carrie Corbett. 'eter Madison, Fred Read, and Bailey, hostess. Next meeting will be held Wednesday. Oct. 11, at the home of Mrs.

Madison, 106 Franklin st. Women of Moose Have New Member Mrs. Lester Finley was given the Wigation of the order at a meeting Thursday evening of Ludingtou Chapter 509, Women of the Moose, at. Moose Hall. Mrs.

Darwin Whitenight, senior regent, conducted the meeting. Members made plans to sell rag rugs. Miss Lucybelle Evans is rug chairman. Plans also were made to have boot trays for sale with Mrs. Jaob Bashaw chairman.

Mrs. Gerald Bennett served molded gelatin salad, crackers and coffee at close of the meeting. Next meeting will be held at 8 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 28, at Moose Flail, with Mrs.

Claud Bodah, host- st. 1. James Dodson of Fountain Route Wiles of 807 N. Mrs. Marvin James Robert Bailey of Ludington Route 3.

Mrs. Fred Olmtfcad of Ludington Route 1. Earl D. Gillis of 415 Robert sf. Discharged Thursday, 14: Mrs.

Essie Armstrong of 210 N. Gaylord ave. Home and School to Hear Speaker First in a series of programs devoted to the Christian home and the Christian school, will take place Thursday, Sept. 21. when the Rev.

Fr. James C. Cusack will speak to St. Simon Home and School Association at 8 p.m. in St.

Simon school auditorium. The Rev. FT. Cusack has chosen as his topic "Parents Arc Teachers, Too!" Fr. Cusack has taught at Muskegon Catholic Central and was a former assistant of St.

Mary's Parish there. Since June, 1957, he has been assistant dioce.san director of Confraternity of Christian Doctrine of the Grand Rapids Diocese. He has specialized in religious education, especially of those not enrolled in Catholic schools. He is in charge of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine teacher training program of the diocese, and has lectured throughout the diocese and in various parts of the Midwest. The teacher training and adult education program for the Ludington-Manistee area is scheduled to begin Sept.

28. St. Simon's Home and School Association invites all parents of St Simon Parish and St. Stanislaus Parish to attend the meeting Sept. 21.

Pizza Supper Set for Sunday of LuUier League members are to help give a pizza supper for league members at 6 p.m. Sunday at Luther Hall. Members are asked to take gift- wrapped articles for exchange. Mothers assisting will be Mrs. Ralph Johnson chairman, Mrs.

Louis Rehbein, Mrs. James Rohr- moser, Mrs. Carl V. Grundmark, Mrs. Arthur Ebner and Mrs.

Richard Zewicke. Ozark Circle Plans Rummage Sale Ozark Circle of Women's Society Guests Honored at Cocktail Party Mr. and H. P. Furstenau Wednesday evening at a small cocktail party for the pleasure of Dr.

and Mrs. Charles L. MacCaUum. formerly of Midland and Epwortii, who have been guests at (he Furstonau home, at 201 N. Gaylord ave.

Mr. and Mrs. Fursrtenau'? guests included Mr. and Mrs. E.

S. Baird of Upper Hamlin Lake, Dr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Somers, Mr and Mrs.

Edward E. Mrs, Robert Butters of Atlanta, Mrs. S. B. Reynolds, Mrs.

K. B. Matthews, Mr and Mrs. F. Raymond Hermann, Mr and Mrs.

Morgan D. Hall, Mrs-. H. Hoffman, Mrs. James Bennett of Waysata, and Tucson, Mr, and Mrs.

Robert L. Stearns of Steams, Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Ashbacker.

Mr. and Mrs. T. CaldwpU and Dr. and Mrs MacCaUum, honored couple Ten Stitches Club Holds Meeting stitches Sewing Club met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.

George Zwinger, 709 S. Delia St. Mrs. Richard Hubcr, president, conducted a business session. A guessing game, formed enter- 'ainment with high prize awarded Mrs.

Thomas Spader and low to Mrs. Arthur Lange Jr. A bouquet of asters centered the lace-covered table from which tin- roof sundaes, potato chips with dip, cookies and coffee were served. Members present were Mesdames Huber, Spader, Lange, Gerald Foster, Forest Lathers, WU Ham Pierce, Donald Wagner, Richard Graczyk and Zwinger, hostess. Next meeting will be at.

the home of Mrs. Foster, 817 E. Melendy st. FosteiTpTAls to Meet Sept. 19 Luther H.

Foster School Parent- Teacher Association will open the year with a meeting at 8 p.m Tuesday, Sept. 19, at the school. Mrs. Marion E. Lovewcll, prcsi dent, will conduct a brief business meeting and mothers of kinder garten pupils will be honored, Projects for the coming year wil be discussed.

Program for the evening is de signed to be of interest to al taxpayers and those with children of school and prc-school ages. Executive board members wil be hostesses for the evening. Duplicate Bridge Winners Listed Mitchell movement was Thursday evening in duplicat bridge at Hotel Stearns. North-south winners were Mrs Edward' M. Betr and Mrs.

Le Moyne Cronenwett first, Mrs CeciJe Ducker and Sidney Sayle of Hart second and Mr. and Mrs Homer C. Hansen third. East-West winners were Mr. am Mrs.

Warren MuUen of Pentwate. first, Mrs. S. B. Reynolds and Mrs P.

C. Hansen second and Georg McKinney and Graham McKinnej of Pentwater third. Duplicate bridge will be playef at 7:45 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 21 a Hotel Stearns.

Miry and Martha Club 111 meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 9, in the Green Room at Hotel teams. CireU Six of St. John's Lutheran will meet st 8 p.m.

Tues- ay, Sept. 19, at the home of Mrs. bseph Jabrocki, 908 Olmslead st. Mrs. Walfretl of Beaune road will be.

hostess to Hamlin ake Social Club at 8 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 20. Nancy Laird left Sunday to go to Grand Rapids, is enrolled at Davenport Institute. Miss Laird's address is Apt.

10, 432 Fountain Grand Rapids, Mich. Mrt. 0. E. Welnert of Lansing and Mrs.

Floyd Walker of tile returned Thursday to their homes after having been house guests Wednesday night of Mrs. 31yde C. Rowe of 206 N. Robert st. Mri.

Carroll f. MeCandlm re- urned Wednesday to her home at 16 N. Ferry st. after having spent i few days with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Leroy Schott of Kalamaioo. David Ftrrt of Fairport, N. expected to arrive Saturday to pend a few days with his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Voungtjuist of 317 N.

Harrison st. icfore returning to engineering school in Rochester, N. Y. Eastern Star family picnic will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday, Sept.

17, at Waterworks Park. Those attend jig are asked to take food to share and their own table sen-Ices. Cof- 'ee and beverage for children wil be furnished. In case of rain the ton Route 2. Mrs.

Charles Ruba of Ludington Route 3. Mrs. Augusta Tuttle of Scotlville. Mrs. Artia Burns of Ludington Route 1.

Harold Abrahamson and daughter Lou Ann of Hayward, Mrs. Inland Billington of Scottville Route l. Upland Circle Plans Rummage Sale Oct. 14 Upland Circle of Women's Society of Community Church met Staffon ft. Refreshments Present at the meeting were Mesdames Ernest Beimer, Max i Becker of Sugar Grove have had i Wednesday afternoon at the home Daliege, Joseph DePreckel, John' word from Japan through Military uaude B.

Bailey, 208 N. Gebhardt, Malcolm Karstens, Amateur Radio Station and re- Knudsen, Sylvester Larsen. Lester! ceived by John W. Schmock Lake, Gail" Owen, Mary Pehrson, W8VHC radio amateur, of the birth srtes5 a J'-i Jter Stanley Spence, Lyda Scanlon and of a son to and Mrs. Stanley' Russell Whitman and Miss Irma Kennedy.

Next meeting of the club will be held Oct. 3 at the home of Mrs Oven, with Mrs. Daliege and Mrs. Lake co-hostesses. This That from History By AGNES E.

MAC IAREN Becker who are in Japan. The baby, who has been named Stewart Alan, a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold and -Mrs. Becker.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gall of 721 N. Washington ave. announce the birth Sept.

14 of a son at Paulina Stearns Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Carol Thomsen of 207 N. Ferry st.

are the parents of '4 son born Sept 14 at Paulina Steams Hospital. Mrs. Gilbert Chavalia of Luding- i of Community Church was enter' tained Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Edmund Daron, E. Ludington with Mrs.

Clare M. Phillips co-hostess. Peach tart, nutmeats, candies and coffee were served on individual trays. Members were asked to donate cotton pieces for quilt blocks to be pieced by patients in a hospital in Albuquerque, N. M.

Mrs. Elbert Keene is in charge of the project. A fall rummage sale is co-operation with Upland Circle wiU be held Oct. 14. Miss Judy Mars will tnll ex-j periences as an exchange student in The Netherlands at a meeting; of the general society, Wednesday, Oct.

4, with Orark Circle in charge of program. Mrs. Charles Peterson and Mrs. Henry Kronlein were in charge of the lesson for the day. Members present were Mesdames Kronlem, R.

L. Lagesen, Allan H. Burch, Clyde C. Rowe, Miss Freda Staehli, Mesdames A. H.

Closterman, and Phillips and Daron, hostesses. Arheiter Society Holds Meeting Ladies' Arbeiter Society me Wednesday at the home of Mrs William Sherlock, 209 E. Danahe st. A business meeting wae conduct ed by Mrs. J.

Edwin Wright, dent. Mrs. Minnie Brockhaus receivec a mystery package, Four of pinochle were played with Mrs. Morganes Larsen awarded first, Mrs. Anor Johnson second and Mrsr.

Ida third Miss Katherina Sweikhardt receiv ed a traveling prize. meeting will nek Wedneday, Sept. 27, at the horn of Mrs. Fred Tebo, N. William si.

News Briefs Open House Is to Be Held Sunday at Reading Room Open bouse will be held from 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. Sunday at the Christian Science Reading Room 106 S. Harrison st, The library of wtaich Mrs Uo B. Tobey is librarian, is com posed of Mrs. Bert Vanloon assist ant librarian, and attendants 1 In eluding Mrs.

Fred KiMen, Mrs Ella Altar, Mrs. Karl Hawlcy, Mrs Irving Davies, Mrs, Bessie Pritle Mrs. Earle Taylor, Mrs. B. W.

Sab in, Mrs. Maybelle, Lyon, Mrs. Ear G. Schrink, F. Raymond Hermann Miss Vesta Russell, Mr.

and Mrs Eric Hoffman and Mrs. Ludvig An dersen. Members of First Church of Christ Scientist and friends are in vitcd to attend the open house There will be no buying or sellimg in the reading room on Sunday. Society Plans Memorial Fund Mason County Historical Soclet is sponsoring a memorial for Mrs Frances Caswcll Hanna. The.

memorial fund will be use to facilitate the Frances Caswcl Hanna collection. Mn. Hanna wa president of the society for fiv years. Donations will be received Mrs. C.

C. Caswell, memorial fund chairman. Women Meet at Eckland Home Women's Department of Reor ganizcd Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints met recently a the home of Mrs, John Eckland 312 N. Rath ave. Mrs.

Joseph Ball, assistant dent, conducted the meeting. were made for a session to be held Oct. 10, at home of Mrs, Harold Fetters, Youth Fellowship Program IB Set Trinity Free Church Youth Fcl lowship will meet it 6:30 p.m Sunday in the church parlors. Theme of the meeting will "Overheard in a Barber Shop' with Andy Henrickson guest leader assisted by Gospel Hetrg quartet composed of Fredolf Anderson Eugene Bostrorn, Irving Anderson and Henrickson. A skit and several musical num hers will be featured.

by the Mrs. Marion E. Lovev.ell. Mrs. J.

Wesley Baltzer, circle chairman, conducted the meeting and welcomed Mrs. C. W. Meredith, president of the Women's Society, who was a guest of the circle. Plans were made for a rummage Taken from the Sept.

16, 1880, issue of Ludington Record: A. Foster has had a number of piles driven on the west side of his shingle mill. A new dock wil! be built thereon the coming Winter. It will greatly increase -the facilities for storing shingles." "Owing to the large increase in attendance at the schools, the board has rented the Lockman building and transferred portion of children Mrs. D.

Height, is in charge, began teaching there this morning." For Sale 1955 Buick and a 1953 Chevrolet Piek-Up In Good Condition Call PL 7-2619 DEER PARK Over 100 Tome Deer for you to hand feed. New Miniature Train Rid On US-31 8 North of Mutkegen 100 Picnic Tables Witt) fireplaces and grills. mi. Track STORY BOOK LANE FOR KIDDIES' ENJOYMENT Kiddies' Playground Equipment Hamburgers Pop Ice Cream and Souvenirs Availably on Grounds HARD OF HEARING EMBARRASSMENT ENDED No longer need you feel about 1 hearing affliction. A new electronic development helpt who "hear but do not underitand the bone conduction or a tiny trantper tube to the ear, It Is entirely cordlest for truly hearing.

who wear this tiny new device report thet no one they have It on. And ell are pleased with its reasonable price. K. S. Wood Certified Hearing Aid Audiologist, will be at the Hotel in Ludinflton on Monday, Sept 18, from 1:30 to 5:30 p.m.

Come in for a free hearing test and demonstration of the newest hearing aids, or call the Hotel, Monday, Phone VI 3-3407, for home appointment without cost or obligation. Mr. has announced that he will send a free copy of the new booklet, "The Joy of Comfortable Hearing" to anyone interested. Just tear out this ad and mall it with your name and address to the Wood Audi phone 9 Ransom N.E., Grand 3, Michigan. "The Hearing Aid Your Doctor Knowt" audlvox SUCCESSOR TO WESTERN EUCTftIC HEARING AID DIVISION dcnic will be held at Masonic 'emple.

Mn. 6. W. Hawley of 400 E. st.

plans to leave this after- oon to spend Hie week end with and Mrs. Fred Killeen and amUy of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. illceo are leaving next week to make their home.in the state of Washington.

Hnstwi Jayeee Auxiliary will a dinner-meeting at 6:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 25, at Ludington el. Members are asked to make tinner reservations not later than rbursday, Sept. 21, with Mrs.

Donald Newberg. Mrs. Thomas Jr. or Mrs. John Ashley.

Parker B. a I of Trancisca-on-the-Lake, left Thursday to return to Kansas City, after having spent the summer in Ludington. Her son, Dick Francis, eit Thursday after having spent weeks at the Francis summer home. Sandra Karisen left Sunday to return to Olivet College for her sophomore year. Miss Karlsen was accompanied to Olivet by her par ents and brother Mr.

and Mrs. William Karlsen and son Billy, of Lincoln Lake. Miss Karlsen is re siding in Dole Hall in Olivet. Cub Scout Pack 196 of Lakeview School will meet at 7:15 p.m. Tues day, Sept.

19, at Franklin School gymnasium. Cub Scouts are to be accompanied by parents for this meeting. Two films will be shown sy Douglas Leafstrand. The films are entitled "White Thunder" and Dog Story." Leveaux Auxiliary will meet at 8 xm. Monday at Veterans HalJ.

Members are asked to tako articles 'or prizes for entertainment and or hospitalized veterans. Those wishing further information aboul donations for veterans may call Mrs. Kcnnoth Slieren whose telephone VI 3-3281. Mr. and Mrs.

Arnold Schmidt re turned to 724 E. Foster st. Wed after having attended fu noral services Friday for Max Liebelreu of Richmond, an uncle of Mr. Schmidt and a brother of the late George Liebetreu Ludington. Mr.

and Mrs. Schmidi also vfsited relatives in Pigeon am Hlllman. Mr. and Mrs. Roger C.

Jaroo have returned to Muskcgon after spending several days with Mr Jarco's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray mond C. Jareo of 610 N. Harrison and with Mrs.

Roger Jareo's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. anc Mrs. Jerry Grnw of Loomls st. Mr. and Mrs.

Roger Jareo and Mr. and Mrs. Graw spent a day on Macklnac IslaJicl. Miss Sally Carto left Sunday to go to Mt. Pleasant where she is freshman at Central vcrslty.

Miss Carto Is living in Trout Hall. Miss Carol Carlo is a student at Muskegon School Business. Her address In Muskegon Is 1249 Peck st. The Misses Carto are daughters of Mr. and Mrs Earl Carto of 106 E.

Pere Mar qucttc st. Mrs. Joe Anderion of Lackh.ivcn was in Ludington Wednesday She was a guest of Mr. and Mrs Axel H. Johnson of 309 N.

Lewi st. and also visited other relatives Mrs. Anderson was honored at i offee party for the Andettoa Wednesday evening at the Mr. and Mfs, Fredolf Andersofl. 09 N.

Emily st. She tfftfif to viilt elatives in Cadillac, Muskegott od before ng to Pennsylvania. Mrs. AndeJf- on was accompanied to Ludingtoa her sister, Mrs. Magnussofl of who plans to visit in adillac and Muskegon with Mf8.

Anderson. Mr. and H. P. eturned Saturday eventog from Vashington, D.

where they at- ended the wedding of Mrs, Fof- tenau's nephew George Edward Ramsey 111 and Miss Mary Jo mon. Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Me- nee Ann Furstenau, of Ft.

Lauderdale, were among he guests at the wedding. Enrotrte Ludington from Washington, Mf. and Mrs. Furstenau spent several days in New York City. Mf.

and firs. Furstenau were accompanied Ludington by their granddatigb- er, Cynthia McCormick, who three weeks with her grandparents here. South Victory By Harry Andersen Friends of Mrs. Irving Pratt will be pleased to learn that her condi- ion is improving. She is a patient at Paulina Stearns Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ernst of Muskegon were Labor Day weekend guests of Mr, and Mrs. Ray Babcock. You can join SEPT.

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