The Evening News from Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan • Page 2

Two THE EVENING NEWS," SAULT STE. MARIE, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY. DECEMBER. 22, 193o. RUTH CLARKE Editor THE EVENING NEWS SOCIAL PAGE SOCIETY DESK Phone 296 Holiness Church Christmas Program to be Wednesday Christmas program of the Pilgrim Holiness church will be held on Wednesday evening at 8:00 The following selections Will be'presented during the evening: Opening song by the Old Songs Ring." Reading and praysr by pastor.

'A' Christmas Florence Brock. "To Welcome Jesus" By Paul Exercise, "Christmas Spirit of G.iving"—By eleven girls. "Gift of Bruce Song, "Away in a Paul and Esther Krcider. "Star of God's Arza English. "Does the Story 'Maimee Wicbman.

"Joy on Barbara Jacobson. "God Rest -You: Merry Alice Brock. "Shepherds of 'Herbert Comstock. Song, "Angels' senior "A Joyful Cameron. "The sGuiding By Eva.

"Hw the-King Reta Donna Brock. Caroline Strickland. "Just Martha Kreider. Song, Welcome Him Again" Primary class. "The Inn' My Ber' nice Comstock.

"On Peter Wick- 'mari. Exercise, "Just a Little By Primary class. "I Eleanor Warren, "The Promise Fulfilled" By 'Forest Ledy. "A Jolly Thomas Hoos. Song, "The Baby Mar- tha and Mary Kreider.

Piano solo, "Bethlehem By Elton Hoorr.stra. Dialogue, "About the Birth of Young People's class. "Lullaby" erercise by Frances Kreider. Genevieve Walker. "Glad Christmas Horace Krcider.

Song, "Christmas Junior ciasB. "Not Only for Eunice Leiich. "If I Had Lived in By George Vanluven. Exercise, "'Tis Happy Christmas little girls. Hawaiian guitar Martha Kreider, "A Christmas By Edna Durant.

Exercise, "We'll Crown Him With little boys. Christmas By Donald Comstock. Exercise, "We're Happy Three girls. "Merry By Anna Green. "Instructions to Doll Mary Kreider.

"Christmas Carol" By Mark Brock. "A Rule That Both Ways" Clayton Hoornstra. Solo, "In a Horace Kreider. "A Good Billic Wickman. "Pass It Lillian Douglas.

"A Christmas James Wickman. Song, By Laura Warren and Frances Kreider. "Shepherd of the William Douglas. Accordion solo by Paul Strickland. "The Best By Harvard Warren.

Exercise, little boys and girls. Christmas offering. Violin solo by Mary Kreider. Exercise, "Christmas small girls. senior girls.

"Christmas young men. "Good Bye to All" By Helen Brock. Christmas greeting presented. Candy and nuts. Merry Christinas to all.

M5 at Christopher Columbus Auxiliary Banquet on Sunday It was a happy occasion Sunday evening 175 members and friends of Christopher Columbus Auxiliary gathered in the Knights of Columbus hall for their annual Christmas banquet. A delicious fivp-covirsc dinner, details of which worn in charge of Mrs. Charles DePauI and Mrs. Sarah was served at long tables attractively trimmed with ground pine and red candles. Miss Rose Gillotte und Mrs.

Frank Paduan arranged the decorations. Christmas trees und greens were used in profusion about the hall. The invocation was asked by the Right Reverend Monslgnor Raymond J. Jacqiies. Following the dinner a delightful program was enjoyed with the Auxiliary'president, Mrs.

G. A. Nleberg, presiding. She brought greetings to the guests and introduced the following speakers: Monsignor Jacques, the Rev. Father Brian Murphy, Vincent Vincenzctll, the Rev.

Father Raymond Przybylski and Ambrose Raffaelc, president of the Christopher Columbus Society. Musical included two solos by Miss Florence Sabatlnc who sang, "Sing, Baby, Sing," and "Why Did You Leave Heaven." Fred Florence played several piano selections and accompanied for the group singing. Later dancing was enjoyed to music by George Seymour orchestra. LONDON HEARS 'OF MRS. SIMPSON COLDWATER (F) Michael post office employe, awaited trial today on a charge of the armed robbery of a grocery store at Mat- tcson Lake.

He was remanded to jail when unable to furnish 51,000 bonds after he stood mute when arraigned in circuit court yesterday. Paul Way land Bartlett, American sculptor, was born at New Haven, in 1865. He died in 1025. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P. M.

English newspaper readers, kept In ignorance of "the Simpson affair" Jn the life of King Edward long after it had beccme a popular cohver.a" honal.topic in the United States, got their first news of the case Dec 3 4, p.iotostatfc copy of the London Evening of that date is showr here. (Associated Press Photol -i Goings And Events Miss Jean Warner reached the Sault this week-end to spend the holiday season with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Meade Warner, at their home on Tweed street. Miss Warner is a student at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Jack Cameron arrived Saturday from East Lansing, where he is studying at Michigan State college. He will spend the Christmas vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cameron, 1012 Bingham avenue. Ben Boult returned to the SauH Saturday evening, driving up from' Ann Arbor.

Coming north, he was accompanied by his sister, Miss Betty Boult, Henry Sherman, Robert Lomneth and Tom Hanson, all of whom are students at the University of Michigan this year. Miss Boult will spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ben Boult, at their home on Riverside Drive.

Thomas Baldwin, who entered the University of Michigan Law School last September, arrived in the Sault Saturday to spend the Christmas recess with his parents, Mr. and George Baldwin. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde A.

Saunders motored to St. Ignace Sunday-to meet their daughter, Miss Mary Saunders, who wil! spend the holiday season here. Miss Saunders is studying at Oberlin College Oberlin, Ohio. from East Lansing where they attend Michigan State College. Miss Irene McGovern of Lansing will Arrive Wednesday to spend hristmas with her mother, Mrs.

Catherine McGovern, 305 East Spruce street, and other relatives icre. Alumni nurses and the nurses of War Memorial hospital will hold their annual Christmas dinner at the Country Club tonight at eight o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Claude W.

Coates of the Sault have gone to Grand Rapids for the Christmas holidays. Mrs. John Zeitler, of Columbus, Ohio, who has boon spending somo time with her mother, Mrs. Fred Muhro, Bingham avenue, has gone to Pontiac to visit her sister, Mrs. Clement Lawton.

Mrs. Zeitler will join his wife in Pontiac for Christmas. Victory Queen Hive of the Mac- cabees will hold their regular meeting in the Knights of Pythias hall this evening at eight o'clock. Friends here are receiving postal cards from C. H.

McBean of the Sault who is now in Calexico, Cal- i'jrnia. Mr. McBean says "the weather is heavenly and I am enjoying every minute." Paul Schoemacher, who is a freshman at Albion College, is home for the Christmas with his parents, and Mrs. John Shoemacher, Portage avenue. Senior Class Host to Alumni Wednesday The annual Christmas dance of the senior class in honor of alumni of the Sault Ste.

Marie high school will be held Wednesday afternoon in the high school gymnasium from 3 to 5 p. m. All alumni are invited Miss Margaret White and Bernard White arrived Saturday to spend the Christmas vacatipn with their mother, Mrs. John White, at her home on Spruce street east. Miss White is studying grove College in Detroit, and-Mr.

White is a student at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor. Miss Marjorie Beacom who is a student at Albion College, has returned to her home in Pickford to be with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ford H. Beacom, during Christmas.

Mr. and Mrs. Beacom drove to lower Michigan and acorripanied on their return by Miss Marjorie and also Keith Wise. Keith is a student at Michigan State and will visit his mother, Mrs. Fred Wise, at Pickford during the winter recess.

A. Sharpe is leaving the Sault today for Kansas City to spend Christmas with his daughter and family there. Arriving from their homo in Cleveland, Ohio, yesterday, Mr. and Mrs. E.

J. Moher and their family will spend the holidays with Mr. Moher's parents. Mr. and Mrs.

C. P. Moher, at their home on Swinton street. Dr. and Mrs.

Dwight F. Scott and their sons left Sunday morning to drive to Chicago, Illinois. They will spend a few days there, and will celebrate Christmas at the home of Dr. Scott's parents, Dr. and Mrs.

James Scott in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton J. Schenk and daughter, Betty, returned from lower Michigan Sunday bringing with them their son, Clayton, who is attending school in Philadelphia.

He will remain in the Sault during the holiday season. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Yull will arrive in the Sault tomorrow to spend Christmas with Mrs. Yull's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Steph- cnson. HULBERT There will be a Christmas serv ice held at the Tahquamenon chapel in Hulbert next Sunda; morning, 10:30 o'clock. The two simultaneous produc tions of "Hamlet" on Broadway mark the third time that this play has been seen in double presenta lion in New York City. Social Calend ar TUESDAY P.

O. Elks, Elks temple, 8:00. Daughters of Rebekah, Odd Fel- ows hall. 7:30. Junior Maccabees, Knights of ythias hall, 6:30.

Kiwanis Club, Hotel Ojibway, 2:00 noon. L. A. A. O.

Knights of Columbus hall, 7:30. Victory Queen Hive Maccabees, Cnights of Pythias hall, 8:00. Albert Butsch is Named Commander hall, WEDNESDAY Knights of Pythias, Castle :30. University of Michigan Alumni dance, Wilds pavilion, 9:30 to 1:00. SATURDAY Big Teh dance, Knights of Columbus hall, 10:00.

Carl Carlson of Audubon, Iowa, husked 21.039 bushels of corn in 80 minutes to win the 1936 national corn husking championship. On Friday, December 18, 1936, the annual election of the P. Hughart Camp, No. 34, of the United Spanish American War Veterans, was held. Officers chosen for the 1937 season Butsch.

Senior V. Mitchell. Junior V. D. Paquin.

C. King. A. Hall. N.

Adams. Patriotic -H. Chapman. Colwell. Murray.

Stickles. Officer of the Kelly. Officer of the Lipsett. Color Killip. Color Clish.

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$1.00 and 75c Tr. MILLER Beautiful HOSIERY Mrs. Henry J. LaLonde, Mr. and Mrs.

Harold B. Pullar ot Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. LaLonde of St.

Louis, Missouri, are quests at the home of Mr. ami Mrs. Aikins on Parnell avenue. They are called to the Sault by the funeral for Henry J. LaLonde.

Mrs. Gerald While and her daughter, Corinne Ann, of Bay City will arrive in the Sault on Thursday to spend the Christmas holidays- They will visit at the home of Mrs. John White on Spruce street east. fc a 8 Every Evening Until For Your Last Few Days of Shopping White Basement Gift Suggestions FLASHING TO YOU NEWS OF THE MOST OUTSTANDING SPECIAL FROM OUR CHINA AND GLASS DEPT. HOUSE WARES, GIFT WARES AND TOYS.

a i Mrs. Thomas Chandlre is expected return to her home in the Sault today. She has been in lower Michigan, where she attended the funeral services for Justice Joseph H. Steere in Adrian last week. Mr.

and Mrs. W. H. Closser will spend Christmas and the holidays with their son and daughter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Closser at Menominee. a Beautiful. ring chiffons in tn a spec rift Chifffln flr Prrr "debt. Miss Dorothy is visiting at the home of her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde G. Hewett on Chandler Heights. Miss Hcwett is a student nt Colorado Women's recently by Thomas Abbott College in Denver. Colorado.

Fourteen women were present at the Country Club on Sunday for the meeting of the ladies' bridge club. Prizes were awarded at the conclusion of the games. The club was attractively decorated. Herman Luetgens. club steward, was presented with a Christmas gifts by the bridge club.

A sleigh rido party was given 1R LEATHER PURSES $1.50 vening Sandals 6.50 Gold. Silver. Rlark faille or while faille, tinted to match Rown. High or flat heels. Exquisite details in fine leathers and smart fabrics.

Miss Mary LeLievre arrived yesterday from Washington. D. C. She will spend several days visiting with her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Leo LeLievre nt their homo at 604 Kimbnll street. Miss LcLievre will report back in WasrTinpion. where she holds a government position, on January 4, 1937. and Bryce Doran.

Following the ride, a supper was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Abbott. Those who enjoyed the evening were Miss Lois Fnpirt. Miss Mary Doran, Miss Margaret Sullivan, Miss Doran.

Miss Irene Burtt, Miss Patricia Baker. Miss Dorothy Abbott. Miss Vera Burtt, Miss Audrey Dornn, Miss Lottie Folken- hagcn, Miss Bottv Baker, Lome i Your Require the Most Carefu! Attention Possible. Have your eyes examined hy our Doctor ot Oplomctry. Broken lenses replaced in a few hours.

A. J. 400 Ashmun. JEAN Phone 1719 Eagle, Ivan Gough, Paul Sullivan, Wayne Smart. Bud Eagle, Orville Anderson, Donald Smart, Weldon i Wagner, Clifford Abbott.

Almond Wagner. Earl Burtt. Bryce Doran, Thomas Abbott, Stanley Smart, John Abbott, Roy Dornn, and Mr. I and Mrs. Albert Abbott.

i Miss Ruth Turnbull left Satur'; day to return to her home at Mari o.uettc. She has been the guest for several days of Captain and Mrs. Kellar of the Sault. BEAUMIER Funeral Home 115 Maple. Phone 1304.

Miss Geraldir.e Wicklund. who is attending the Gregg Business College this year, arrived in the Sault Saturday to visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. K.

Wicklund at their home on Easterday avenue. James A. Lillie is leaving here Wednesday to drive to Michigan City, Indiana, where he will join Mrs. Lillie for the holiday festivities with their daughter and son- in-law, Dr. and Mrs.

Fargher. Feme Hamel and Eldon Johnson of Ccdarvillc arrived home Frldav TOY SPECIALS Table Tennis and Badminton Combination at $1.00. Red Chairs and Rockers Just the thing for little tots. BOYS' and GIRLS' BOOKS Adventure and Mystery 25c and 50c. Your Favorite Classic at98c.

They're Going Fast at This Price. Limp Leather Bindings. LLOYD DOLL BUGGY Loom Woven for Strength. Priced from S2.19 to Good Selection of Dolls 25c up to S6.95. See the Major Bowes' Game.

Doll Houses at. 25c and 50c China Dishes. 15c to S1.19 Roller Skates for Boys and Girls. DINNERSETS FOR GIFTS 32 Piece Sets as Low as S3.95 And up to $11.50 in lovely assorted patterns. Service for 6.

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Floral and Gold Band. Buy Quality China for Her Christmas Gift. Lovely Cooky Jars at 89c and SI. 00 Ea. Ovemvare for Gifts i a 1 fc It vt it a '4 vl Beautiful Fostoria Glass Gift Fiesta, the Famous Colored Pottery Dinnerware.

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