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I I PAGE TWO THE LUDINGTON DAILY NEWS, LUDINGTON, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1953 In the Local News Colored Slides Shown for Women's Civic Club Colored slides of Korea were shown Monday evening for memhers of Women's Civic club who met at home of Mrs. Carl V. Grundmark, 505 East Filer street with Mrs Jack Cronenwett 0-hostess. The slides were shown by Carleton Chinnery, who told of his experiences and explained the slides as they were shown. Mr.

Chinnery also displayed souvenirs he had collected in Korea and answered questions asked by members. During a business session conducted by Mrs. Karl Hawley, president. members plan to hold mage sale Saturday, April 'Fumt Community churchhouse. Mrs.

Russell Hayford will be chairman of the sale. Pleasing refreshments were served by the hostesses at close of the evening. Next meeting will be April 20 at the home of Mrs. Ivan Tillotson, 100 Franklin street with Mrs. Valdo W.

Smith co-hostess. Mrs. Soren Ericksen Is Honored on Her 83rd Birthday Anniversary Mrs. Soren Eriksen of East Dowland street, who observed her 83rd birthday anniversary, Good Friday, was honored Saturday by friends who called at the many Eriksen home. Mrs.

Eriksen's daughter Mrs. Clinton Skifstad of Lansing. Mrs. M. Iversen, Mrs.

William Nickelsen and Mrs. Carl Eriksen assisted in serving the guests. Featured in lovely refreshments were three beautiful birthday cakes baked by Mesdames Iversen. Nickelsen and Armour Odean. Mrs.

Eriksen, honored guest ceived many lovely greetings, gifts, and flowers in remembrance of the occasion. Among the guests Mrs. I Alice Benson and children, Mrs. Marius Obel, Mrs. Fred 0.

Lagesen. Mrs. R. H. Fath.

Mrs. Max Paul, Mrs. Charles Bark, Mrs. Eskel 01- son, Mrs. Ernest Johnson, Mrs.

Ivy Reene, Raymond Plank and Sandra, Mrs. Albert Speer Children's Group Holds Meeting at Luther Hall Children's Missionary society of Emanuel Lutheran church met Saturday afternoon at Luther hall. The meeting opened with singing of hymns "In the Temple," "The Bible" and "Jesus Loves Me." The children were accompanied by Sandra Landin at the piano. Scripture reading and prayer were given by the Rev. Dr.

J. A. Landin, pastor. Mrs. Walter Ke son, leader, read a story "Friends of Jesus Know He Is With Them Always." Children of the group enjoyed working with various projects to be sent to foreign missions.

At close of the afternoon refreshments were served by Mrs. John Barrington and Mrs. Robert C. Taylor. Debra Grant and Barbara Jane Thompson were guests.

Members present were Marilee and Luanne Clausen, Karen Bell. Sandra Landin. Douglas and David Christensen, Mary Gwen and Bobby Barrington. Tom and Mary Keson, Suzi Quinn. Rickey Taylor and Mrs.

Keson, Mrs. Robert Christensen, Mrs. Gerald Heslipen, Mrs. Barrington and Mrs. Taylor.

Richard Ferris Honored at Party Richard Ferris. who recently observed his 12th birthday anniversary, was honored, March 30, at a delightful party to which 20 of his friends were invited. The party was given by Richard's mother Mrs. Clarence Ferris of 801 East Foster street. A beautiful birthday cake.

sandwiches, ice cream and punch were served after games had been enjoyed by the guests. Richard received many fine gifts in remembrance of the occasion. Chit-Chat Around The Town By Agnes E. MacLaren A little girl got her first pair of roller skates last week, and was proudly trying them out. We asked her if she were learning to skate, and she said: "No, I'm learning to fall down." We were told the other day about a girl who, in filling out a college entrance application.

came to the question: "What is your denominational preference?" Without hesitating, she wrote, "I like to be called Betty." And not long ago we heard of a man who bought a new Cadillac. His wife didn't like the color, so he bought another. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the club B.P.O. Elks No. 736 whose premises are located at 129 E.

Ludington avenue, has applied to the Michigan Liquor Control Commission for a club license to sell beer, wine and spirits to bona tide members only, and that it is the Intent of the Liquor Control Commission to grant said license upon expiration of ten days trom date hereof. Dated April 7, 1953 Former Resident Wed in Royal Oak The Rev. Mr. Reginald S. Hocking read the double-ring service at Troy Methodist church Saturday evening March 14 which united in marriage MR.

AND MRS BRANTSNER Miss Donna Marie Oliver and Robert Brantsner. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. August J. Oliver of 1806 East Lincoln avenue, Royal Oak, former Ludington residents.

Mr. Branstner is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruno K. Branstner of Ferndale.

Miss Jean Snyder. a friend of bride was maid of honor and Richard Branstner was his brother's best man. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a pastel pink suit with matching accessories. She carried a bour.uet of white Miss Snyder, maid of honor. wore a navy blue suit with pink sories and carried pink carnations in her bouquet.

Mrs. Oliver, mother of the bride wore a beige dress with black velvet trim with which she wore beige accessories. Mrs. Branstner, mother of the bridegroom, was attired in a brown dress with winter white accessories. Both wore corsages of pink carnations.

A reception was held at the bride's home following the ceremony. reception was held at the bride's home following the, ceremony. The bridegroom, who was graduated from Lincoln high school in Ferndale in January is employed General Boats, Inc. He expects to leave shortly for the armed services. Mrs.

Branstner will be graduated from Lincoln high school in Ferndale in June. The couple resides at 1806 East Lincoln avenue in Royal Oak since their return from a wedding trip to Chicago. A bridal shower was given recently by Miss Bettie Latta and Woman's Auxiliary Meets in Scottville Woman's auxiliary of Mason County Medical society met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. C. M.

Spencer of Scottville. Announcement was made that the Two Are Hostesses at Club Meeting Ludington Opti-Mrs. club was entertained recently at the home of Mrs. F. K.

Bourisseau, 709 New William street with Mrs. Joseph Morris co-hostess. Mrs. Mayme Acheson of Traverse City was speaker for the evening. Molded salad was a feature of refreshment in Easter theme served by the hostesses.

Members present included Mesdames W. Heywood Moore, James E. Emms Floyd Vogel, Willard Dornbos, Fred Plohr, Lloyd Coolman, William E. Banninga, Ray Lessard, Willian. F.

Gilbert, John Maskel, Clinton A. Withey, Ralph Brillhart, Lawrence Reau, A. F. Boon, J. Patrick Sullivan and Morris and Bourisseau, hostesses.

Next meeting will be held May 7 at the home of Mrs. Clarence Steilstra with Mrs. Brillhart co-hostess. Dinner Is Given at Weinert Home Mr. and Mrs.

John Weinert of 706 North Rowe street entertained at dinner Sunday honoring their granddaughter, Terry Lee Wardwell, who was baptized Sunday at St. John's Lutheran church by the Rev. Mr. William Opitz. Terri Lee is a daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Wardwell of Rochester, Mich. Sponsors for Terri Lee were Mrs. Frederick Hansen of Victory ship, Mrs. Arey Wardwell of Battle Creek and Gerald Kissell of Howell.

Arey Wardwell substituted for Mr. Kissell. Dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Hansen and family Mr.

and Mrs. Arey Wardwell, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wardwell and daughters Ariann and Terri Lee, honored guest. Miss Jean Snyder honoring the former Miss Oliver.

At the party the honored guest received many lovely gifts and delightful refreshments were served by Mrs. Nola J. Latta and Mrs. Earl Snyder. Present were Misses Barbara Decker, Darlene Bolen, Garnette DeRainsville, Barbara Moyer, Shirley Beede, Bonnie Climie, Joan Gustus, Mrs.

D. Peters, Mrs. Walter Sutton, Mrs. Richard Branstner, Mrs. Bruno Branstner, Mrs.

August Oliver, the honoree, and the hostesses Feed and Seed your Lawn Now with Scouts. TURF BUILDER feeds grass to lasting beauty Scotts SEED fills bare, thin spots with husky grass plants. Top quality, all perennial grasses in Scotts LAWN SEED makes the deluxe lawn ot lowest cost. 1 lb $1.50 5 lbs $7.35 Lawns love TURF BUILDER. As little as 1 lb per 100 sq ft keeps grass healthy and sparkling.

25 lbs $2.50 feeds 2,500 sq ft; Feed 10,000 sq ft $7.85. JONLAN HARDWARE 112 W. Ludington Ave. Phone 244 New and different! The '53 Studebaker! Illustrated: Studebaker Land Cruiser V-8. White ridewalls and chrome wheel discs optional at extra cost: Order a sensational '53 Studebaker now foreign car flair Excitingly styled sedans, coupes and hard-tops in 9 body styles in colors galore! All NEW down to earth in price! NEW American comfort and handling ease in and find out how little it costs Come NEW longer wheelbases to buy a big, distinctive '53 Studebaker.

The und wider treads dramatically styled new Champion is one of expanses of glass America's lowest price cars -and the NEW for big visibility powered Commander V-8 superbly is also right down to road-huzging stability earth in price. Don't wait too NEW on turns and Everyone wants long to order. curves a new Studebaker it seems. All Studebakers are stand -out gas savers. All models offer Studebaker Automatic Drive or Overdrive -and glure-reducing tinted glass-ut extra cost CITY MOTORS 403 South Washington Avenue 54 Signed Up for Cruise auxiliary had given two subscriptions to "Today's Health" to Mason County Organization for Public Health.

Mrs. G. O. Switzer told of the student nurse fund established by Ludington district, Michigan State Nurses' association. She suggested that the auxiliary might like to assist with the project.

A forthcoming rummage sale was discussed with a tentative date set for May 23. Mrs. Spencer, legislative chairman, gave a report touching upon the meeting in Washington between President Eisenhower and medical representatives and the President's favorable response. Light refreshments were served by the hostess. Next meeting will be held May 4 at the home of Mrs.

A. F. Boon. Couple Is Wed at Parsonage Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Ferris of 801 East Foster street announce the marriage Sunday afternoon of their daughter, Patsy Lou Ferris, to Lee Courtney, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Courtney of Custer. The ceremony took place at the parsonage of First Methodist church with the Rev.

Mr. Emil A. Runkel reading the service. Only attendants of the bridal couple were Mr. and Mrs.

R. Courtney of Grand Rapids, brother and sister-in-law of the bridegroom. A wedding supper for members of the bridal party and immediate families of the bridal couple was held at the Clarence Ferris home following the ceremony. The bridal couple will reside in Grand Rapids. Wedding Plans Told by Parents Mr.

and Mrs. Ben Pachesny of Manistee announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Miss Rose Pachesny to Robert Strandberg, son of Mrs. Margaret Strand- Notice is hereby given that the club uLoyal Order of Moose No. 637 premises are located at 215 S. James street, has applied to the Michigan Liquor Control Commission for a club license to sell beer, wine and spirits bona fide members only, and that it is the intent of the Liquor Control sion to grant said license upon expiration of ten days from date hereof.

Dated April 7, 1953 Ludington Chamber of Com merce members are looking forward to their cruise to Manitowoc April 29 with 54 persons already signed up for the trip, Carl E. Larson, chairman of the arrangements committee, said today. Reservations for the cruise, to be made aboard a carferry, may be made at the Chamber office or with Mr. Larson or Donald B. Birtwistle, until Wednesday, April 15.

Price of tickets will include the cruise ticket, cruise cap, breakfast aboard the carferry, luncheon and dinner in Manitowoc and evening supper aboard the carferry. Meade Hansen, secretary-mana ger of Manitowoc Chamber of Commerce, will meet the local group with buses upon their arrival in Manitowoc. Chamber members will visit the shipyards in the morning and following luncheon will inspect various manufacturing concerns in the city of Manitowoc. Manitowoc Chamber of Commerce members will join the Ludington group for dinner in the evening. Members of New Board Listed Following are the members of the new Mason county board of supervisors: Amber Karl Chilberg (reelected).

Branch Robert Hunter (reelected). Custer William Bacon (re- berg of 404 North Harrison street. The wedding will be an event of Sunday, April 12. It is worth remembering that Rye service reaches to every state in the union; no matter where the need may arise, no matter what the circumstances, your first move should be to ask our council. Rye funeral Home 309 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVE.

Ci Phone 386 elected). Eden--Paul Sherburn. Freesoil-Floyd Eddy. Grant--Louis Backing, -Bert Hall (re-elected). Logan Byron Masten (re.

elected) Reid (re-elected). Pere Marquette- Rasmussen. Riverton Orvan Saxton (reelected). Sheridan--Sam Baushke (re. elected).

Sherman--Leo Klopfenstein (reelected). Summit--Archie Stewart (re elected). Victory--Julius Peterson (re. elected). Ludington-Edmund G.

Soli (re. elected), Dan R. Rathsack, George L. Colyer, Elmer J. Nelson, Hugh Barner.

Scottville--Woodrow Briggs (reelected), Glenn G. Wallace (reelected). The winter at Valley Forge was FOR SALE! FOUR ROOMS OF FURNITURE Mostly new. At the. little white house on the hill one block west on Lowell street just off North Rath avenue.

Owners leaving state. RAY WAHR only one in a series of dreadful winters endured by Continental troops in the Revolution. Others at Morristown were as bad or worse. so easy love A to Artcarved DIAMOND Advertised RINGS in LIFE end LOON Trade Mork Reg. $450 AM 4 STRATFORD SET Quality Points COLOR 5-Diamond $300.00 CLARITY Engagement Ring CUT 6-Diamond CARAT Wedding Ring $150.00 WEIGHT Pricos Include Fed.

Tax Rings Enlarged BUDGET TERMS to Show Detail Schohl Jewelry Co. National Bank Building Authored Artcarved and daughter Susan. Mrs. Anna Palm, Miss Edith Olson, Mrs. Louis Person, Mrs.

Odean. Mrs. Hans Nielson, Mr. Nickelson and sons Billy and James Arthur. Personal Shower at Johnson Home Miss Peggy Lauterwasser, brideelect of April 11, was honored recently at a personal shower given by Mrs.

Leonard Johnson at her home at 70912 East Foster street. The evening was spent in making a dream book and playing games. Prizes were awarded Miss Lauterwasser, Mrs. Richard Yeck and Miss Donna Lou Hollinshead. The dining table was decorated with spring flowers and a white bow descended from a light with colored unbrellas, near where Miss Lauterwasser opened her many lovely gifts.

At a late hour cake. ice cream and strawberries were served by the hostess. Invited guests included Mrs. Richard Yeck. Mrs.

Robert Matthews, Mrs. Christensen. Mrs. Irving Prescott, Hollingshead. Miss Bernice Potter.

Miss Laurena Sterley, Miss Jacqueline Murowski, Miss Ethel Kronlein and Miss Lauterwasser, honored guest. Stork Special Mr. and Mrs. Donald Keating of East Danaher street announce the birth this morning of a daughter at Paulina Stearns hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. H. James Fitch of Ludington Route 1 are the parents 'of a son born this morning at Paulina Stearns hospital. -000- It is believed that a species of duck called Old Squaw dives deeper than any other duck, having been accidentally caught in fish nets 180 feet below the surface. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the club F.

O. Eagles No. 1354 whose premises are located at 108 S. Harrison street, has applied to the Michigan Liquor Control commission for a club license to sell beer, wine and spirits to bona fide members only, and that it is the intent of the Liquor Control Commission to grant said license upon ation of ten days from date hereof. Dated April 7, 1953 Sealy's Anniversary Special! Sealy Mattresses Hurry--Only 6 Sets Matching Box Springs $39.50 each unit 300-coll units which are cur.

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