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VOuUME TEN
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M. E. La4ies' Aid Met You Are Invlted to an;:-+··t.J.iiu. . ~ Literary Club
NOTICE!
Wednesday Afternoon Old Fashioned Box
Met in Dr~~tpn Plai~s June 4th as Children's
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,!"Day
ln
Methodist
Ch.
.
The
!Oller
skating party ar
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Social. at the Waterford Mothers Day P;ogram wa:s "
M1·s. J. E. Amman Was the
Planned
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Committee for Methodist Orion-a benefit skate for the
_
Loc~ls
The Clarkston Junior Literary
Club met at the home of Mrs. Ed.
Hopper in Drayton Plaips on Tues-·
day evening. Nine members answered
Roll Call with a Bible verse.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ogden an 8 lb., son, James Leslie on
Lake Friday;.ApriJ 28, at the Pontiac General Hospital.
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band
Several members and officers of
. I to n.:. ·A . • ~ d b -has been postponed from May lOth
CentRenruaLarg· ~h' PPM01f!-~teh "' 'Y to Thur-sday, May 11th.
the Clinkston Epworth League will
" ev~
e ~ ts.. On
be present for the annual May BanSENIOR NEWS!!
quet conducted by the Flint- District
In the· May meeting of the Official
Epworth League Cabjnet on Friday
Board in the Met}lodist Church, offiFlash!! Wanted-Qne Senior Boy
at 8:30 in the Central M. E.
Mother's Day meeti"Qg" was~ planned.·
The meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. Daril ,O'Dea on Tuesday evening, May l6th. Mrs. Dwight Large
will be the guest speaker. :
The Club sponsor, Miss Ada Scraee
was present and gave a very interesting talk on "Travel". She alt~o spoke
briefly on "Parliamentary Law". To
add to the program each member
gave a paper of her_ own choice. The
subjects were carefully chosen and
.
were very we11 gtven
whi ch m ad e th: e
~vening a very profitable o'ne.
.
After adjotirn~ent the hostess
served delightful. refreshments.
,
I
Hos~s
Plans
Mother and .Daugh~y
on.Ma;y 24th
-·-·Clarkston
""·--"-·"·"--·--!·-oii-Woonei~;;;1'n<i;en:-e:ae-La:-~~~~~~~~riJf~'\l!,c-~~l~~fi~~:~~:f~;~j,"·::~~~~L~~-business·meeting--wa:s
. ·heldr
social at the Waterford at which time the program' for the
ciaraetion---was---taken---to--set'"·oasid .ID!h.:lqts..Qf ex~rienc~.J.C?_HJ.~c_k __ey~-'i·c~nlln"~!lf·m·-FJtin1~:-Rew.--I:;;mre-ftnisrtedr---·"----.....:.
June 4th as Children's Day, which is 'Drows.
Th SHow
· about
b it, Webber?
t
· "'-! · his" second year
an annual recognition of the Church
e
em or " oys me qmm. Y m 'District· Cabinet
dies' Aid of the Clarkston M. E. Scnoo!. The proceeds will be given to
work with child:r:en. The minister will their· home room Wednesday and
Church met at the home of Mrs. J. the tenth gr<tde of th~ Waterford
call a special meeting of the officers chose, without much debate, Art May Banquet.
E. Amman. There weret 33 present. School to help defray the expenses of
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and teachers of the Clu}rch School to Clark Ior_ the Captain of the Senior
William Goulet received q. pleasant
Two new members, Mrs. Emery Tee the gl'aduatiQn. -·A very nne program is being planplan this important day._·
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Track squad. We announced before surprise last Wednesday evening
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and Mrs. ·Forrest Jones were welned and a good time is assured. _Miss
Another matter of coinmUifity in- hand that we solemnly swear to give when a number of his friends gathercomed.
terest was the motion requesting the the Juniors at least five points.
ed. at his home to help celebrate his
Mrs. Arthlll' Schurz h!ul charge of Betty Asli and Miss Jackie Parrish,
minister to s~lect a CENTENNIAL
The Graduation Committee is birthday. At 6:30 a lovely pot-luck
· the devotionals. The president, Mrs. Clarkston students, will appear on
COMMITTEE, to select dates and quietly working on the program af- dinner was served. The evening was
I ... F. Waite;. conducted the business the program.
outline activities for the Centennial ter the class made the official deeis- spent playing card games." The guests
meeting. Plans were completed for time will start at 8:00 o'clock.
The public is invited . The good
of the Clarkston Methodist Church, ion of Caps and Gowns. They will included Mr. and Mrs. Skarritt and
, the annual Mothet and Daughter
,
to be held in the year 1940. This an- meet every noon from now on to grandson of Oxfor~,, Mr. and Mrs.
Banqu~t to be held at the Clivrch on
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h onormg
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th e 100 years o f produce something new in Graduallim Ralpill.-Emery· li)f Mi1ford, Mr: and
mversary
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Wednesday evening May 24th at 6:30.
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Methodism in Clarkston will "be" the Exercises for GlarkstoQ- High.
Mrs. Clarence Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
~----~--....g~~~~ll-he-aold and reservations
,
important event in the program of
Rumors around" school se~m to _be Percy ·Craven, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
must be made. Mrs. OrloWi!loiighl:iy
Mr. and. Mrs. Angus McCaffre) of
the church durino- the coming vear that the Jood for the Jumor-Bemor O'Roark, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Collins,
was appointed chairman of the pro- VanSyckle
subdivisio~ entertained
Careful plans will be made to ;ak~! Ban~uet wiH be left~overs from a, par- Mr. and Mrs. Ben Comstock, Mr. and
gram; Mrs. Arthur Beardsley, chair- relatives from LanS1ng over the
this a community Homecoming, as ty g1ven _by ~he Jun,:o~R;, Oh Well, we Mrs::Jud1l SKarritt and Mr. and Mrs.
man of the menu; Mrs. L. I. Coon,
well as a religious event. ""
always (hd bke to kJd each other. George Perry.
week-end.
dining-room and decorations; George
Rev. HoV.;ard Jewell and mother
This committee will "consist of Mr.
CLASSIJOP,M NEWS
Elliott, serving; John Mann, kitchen.
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Ronald Walter, chairman, Mrs. E. A." Miss c~hen:
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The yearly reports of the president, Mrs. Eli Lennox a,nd Jack Clayton
spent
Sunday
in
Detroit.
at
the
home
,
Urch,
Mrs.
Emily
Bearu;;lee,-Mr.
Dan
English
10
class
is studying a unit time on o~r team and struck out 10
;secretary and trea!lurer were read.
Winn, Mrs. Ada Mills, and Mr. Cas- on "Social Letters".· The essentials men. He oleserves a good hand from
Mrs. Howard Huttenlocher, chairman of Mr. and Mrs" Willard Jewell and
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CLARK;STO~ METHODIST
per Warden. They will work on tbe of good form have been studied and all the students for playing so well
of the nominating committee gave family.
On Thursday afternoon t e
Jxle
CHU"RCH
selection of the official date; after
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the report of her committee and the Ann
Circle of the Ladies' Auxiliary
h
b
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d t . d
_t each stu ent 1s practlcmg wr1tmg t e an "p1 c mg t e" u game.
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at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Geo.
Rev.
Dwight-S.
Large,
Minister
this
as
een
one,
e
ale
commi
different
t)rpes
of
social
letters.
The
lineup
for
Clarkston was:
following officers were elected: pres11
tees will be created.
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C F --S 'th
ident, Mrs. L. F. Walter; vice presi- Wl
Attwater with Mrs. Arthur Walter
10:30 Morning service of Worship,
English 9 class has been studying
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dent, Mrs. Forrest J()nes; secretary, assisting. Plans for the next Penny conducted by Rev. Large. Special
the essentials of a good sentence and
1 B.-Boyns
Mrs. Ben Comstock; treasurer, . Mrs. Supper will be completed. All mem- music b" the Youth Vested Choir, dip
iJOwI aref working on ·the 1 3 different
B.-Bain
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C.-Russell
Orlo Willoughby. The next meeting, bers are urged' to attend.
rected bv.· Mr. Bovns
and Mrs. Perme
s o sentences-s1mp
e, comp ex,
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3
B.-Beemer
on June 7th, will be held at the home
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Girst and . rin. Rev. Large will _llreach •on the
Judy_ Wood is .. rec0vering at the an compoum ·
R F G t
of Mrs. Arthur Frank at 37 N. Hol- family attended the funeral of her theme "From Worry ti'i?Worsh1p".
, Contagwus Hospital from scarlet
Latin I has learned the 3rd declen· . - rae
Comb St.
grandfather, Wilson So-ules, at Lin- 1 11:30 Church School, with classes fever:
sion of nouns and has just finished
L. F.-Webber
After the meeting the group was den on !\ionday afterno_on. He passed\ for all ages, direct:ed hy 1\Ir. Lewis
'Mrs .. Charles Syers." returned
her reading the story, "A Pyrrhic VicS. SM_R. Tee
invited to the dining-room where
at his home i? Lmclen. He
Warden, Supt.
home Jh the
Blk.
tory".
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dainty refreshments were served. 101 vears old He IS survn·ed by h1s
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th League wors h'1p ser- after
a three month~ tour m CahforStl<'!'Ch 1 classes are memorizin"
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B1rdMrs. Walter and Mrs. Large presided WJdow,
several ch!ldren an0 gran .. vice and discussion. A Big Debate is ma.
skits, monologues, and dialogues.
Bennett-Short Stop
:at the tea-table. Spring flowers were children.
planned on the theme "Resolved that
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kinney were Each student is responsible fnr one.
Allen-Right Field
used on the table and in profusion
I{ev. J. Wallace J_acobus of Vassar, Socialism as nn economic system guest.s -of Mrs" Olive Boardman last The best ones ~viii be cho,;en to act
:about the house.
formerly~ pastor m the Wa~erford should be created for the United Saturday.
in an assembly.
1;-.."TERCLASS TRACK MEET
Mrs. Carrie Walter, Mrs. Arthur Church, underw~nt ~n operat_wn at States." The two teams who will
Mrs. George Barnard is recovering Mrs. Strait:
· RESULTS
Gulick, Mrs. Ray" Clark and Mrs. the Ford Hospttal m ~etrmt . 1a:'t '"'clash" in this debate will probably from a long illness at her home on
April 21st the girls of Home Ec.
An int<>rclass track meet was held
Chester Fiske assisted Mrs. Amman. Tuesday. ~rs. Jacobus wlll ~m.am m include Charles Perry, Clinton _Rus- Sashabaw Rd.
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II visited Hudson'B department store Monclav ::'vlav 1st at the Clarkston
Detr?"it wh1le ~v. Jacobus IS m the sell, Charlotte Sue Miller and Janet
Mrs. Wright,· mother of Waldron in Detroit. Those who went were \High Schon!. with the Seniors coming
hosp~tal. She wtll be at the home of Stickney. Rev. Large win act as Keasey, has been visiting her son and Winifred Murphy, Mar~ Stadler, out the victors. With a total number
a fr1end, Mrs. ~rdeth Thompson, a Judge.
family the past week. .
Pearl Olson, Ruth Belitz, Alita Boice of points {)f 52, while the Juniors
former Vassar gtrl.
f h L !'e ,
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"' d Mrhst. Wa!Mdronl KedaseL~ an<;,tyoun~ and the Home Ec. Teacher, Mrs. took second place with a total of 23,
The May meetmg 0 t e at 1 s
CLARKSTON BAPTIST CHlJRCH . aug er,
ary an
ee, ·~ urne< St 't
h So. h
d th Fre h
Auxiliary was held in the Church
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'J':r.om the h<tSpital the first of last
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P omores none, an
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s parlors .ori Wednesday afternoon. A
Rev. W. C: Ballagh. Pastor
week.
The mo~t mterestmg thmgs were men 6.
l0: 3 o ~- m. The Pastor wilf preach.
Mr. and Mrs. "Edward Kremm and the mod_el hom~ and ~he dress goods.
The results of the S.hot Put, were
Funeral Service for David Stim- cooperative luncheon was served at
one
o'clock
by
the
hostesses,
Mrs.
Is.a12:00
Sunday
School.
Pearl
Olson,
daughters
Bernadette
and Barbara\ Othe_r mtereshng thm?s. were the as follows:
.
er Was lleld on T~esday"
bella Dryden and Mrs. Leonard superintendent.
spent Sunday in Detroit.
hospJ~l,_ rest rooms, trammg schools,
Art Clark, Senwr, 1st.
·ness nleeting was
c. C. Surles and Glenn Feather- and dmmg room for the_ employees. 1 La· Verne Webber, _Semor, 2nd
Afternoon
Eakle. The bus1
6:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor. Mr. stone are spending a few days in the r11 t h e . a ft ernoon th ': _gu l, :'' 3 tch er I j Frank J>>U!'se 11 , J umor, 3 r d
conducted by Mrs. Ainsworth Wyck·
and Mrs. Walter Morrow, direciors. north trout fishing.
>uch th1ngs as the lmmg bemg put
37'5" distance
Sadness visited the' Scott Stimer 0 ff
Dr.
and
Mrs.
F.
M.
Thompson
7
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Evening.
Worship.
Elmer
Boadway
returned
last
Mon-.
into
a
coat.
The results of the Pole Vaulting
home at Oak Hill, near the Mt. Bet\1Monda~ ev~nin? at 7 :SO the Boy day from northern Michigan where Home Ec I
were as follows:
el church, last Friday when word was Garden Place have their son, FrederThe first year high sch~ol clas~
Mutt Beemer, Senior, 1st
received of the death of their oldest ick and his wife and daughters at 1 Scouts v.-!11 meet m the Church base- he spent a few days trout fishing.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cochrane, of members ha,·e completed the1r drt>ssJunior Bird, Junior, 2nd
child, David Wesley, 17 years old, in their home for a while. Mr. Thomp- 1 ment.
•'Pontiac spent Saturday with Mrs. es anrl plan to exhibit these on achArt Clark, Senior, 3rd
Cllester, Pa. He loved the out-of- son is on a '"leave of absence from
SEYMOUR LAKE METHODIST
Anna Br?wn. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. ievement day. Xow they are starting
Height [l'Q"
doors and had listened so much to the army duty. After a three months vaCHURCH
Ja~s )\1Jtchel~ and two daughters of work on >orne hand made underwear.\" The results of the Broad Jump
New York World Fair advertising on cation he and his family wil) return
the radio that he had the urge to go to Fort Benning, Ga., where he was
Rev. Dwight S. Large, Minister
Ferndale, an~
and Mrs. Robert c.~ll· Walter:
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were as follows:
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Ball of Pontiac VISited at the Brown
Last week the American Literature"
Bob SmithSon, Senior, 1st
and in his a-ttempt was accidently stationed a few years ago. W.hen he
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killed by a train.
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returns h e w1 11 go as an arm-y 1nd00 t d b R
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The se man o . ·
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cla-"S stu 1e t ree mo ern one-ac
Mutt Beemer, S emor,
structor.
The
three
.
daughters
have
con
uc
e.
Y
.~v.
ar~.
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Fifteen
of
the
_young
people
atplays
"Finders-Keepers"
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hy
George
Owen
Payne,
Junior,
3rd
David was born in Mecosta Counorry to
or tended the conventiOn held at the 1~t KellY, "Evening Clothes" by Zona
Distance 16'7 11."
ty, February 26, 1922.' When he ~as enrolled at the Waterford school and th~~.e wtl\ be From
will
finish
this
semester.
shio·oo
Ch
h
S
h
d
t
b
Church
in
Detroit
last
Saturday
afGale·,
and
"Where
the
Cross
Is
:\lade"
The
results of the Hi-Jump were as
8 months old he went with his par1
The Dixie Ann Circle of the Ladies'
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c 00 1' con uc ec
Y ternoor: :t?d evemng.. l'l~rs. A?a Dun- hy Eugene O'Neill. We hl!ve also follows:
ents to Po-ntiac where he lived until
lap, ~lissJOn~~;ry from Egypt, gave a read material telling us abo~t the
Dick Craven, Senior, 1st
1933 when they moved to a far~ at A uxi!iary will serve the May Penny Mrs. Iva Miller.
very mterestmg n;port of her wor~. lives and leading plays of O'Ne1ll and
Howard 'Boyns, Senior, 2nd
Oak Hill. He received his first school- Supper on Friday evening, May 12th.
WATERFORD CHURCH
Rev. Samuel · WeJr was the mam Maxwell Anderson" This week we
Bill Wilson Freshman, 3rd
ing in Pontiac and finished the eighth The committees are: menu,_ chairman,
Rev. Howard Jewell, Pastor
, speaker.
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. have left American Literature for a
Height 5'1';'
grade in the Bird School. 5n the Oak Mrs. William Chase, Mrs. James SaySunday School at 10!15. Supt.
Mr. and Mrs. :Wrlham Pelton wlll time and are reading ont> of the
Th
It f th 100 Yd. Dash:
Hill district. For the last otle arid a lor, Mrs. George Attwater, Mrs. ArMuettre:~en~e~ SP~ior, 1st
half years he had attended the high thur Walter, Mr,;. Louis D_o~man and Henry Mehlberg jn charge. Classes "go to Grand Rapids tomorrow to. aedt- greatest of English dr:'"ma~ShakesMrs • Henrv• Mehlberg; dmmg-room, WI-t1." t eac h ers
" f or -a,
,,, 1 ages.
tendhi the Mconcert
of the
combm
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2n~"
school in Holly.
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f peare's - "Hamlet" · Th1s Wlll ,be the
Owen p ayne 'J umor,
1e Ch
Mrs
H.
F
Buck
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chairman
Mrs.
Fet.
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1c
gan
a
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orus
.~ssocla
ton
fir9t
tra11:edy
of
Shakespeare
s
that
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David was naturally very quiet but
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Mornmg Worsh1p
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" of the class haYe ever
Bob
. at . 11:15. Rev. w h'Jc h th e P'ottt'tac Mac D owe 11 Ch orus manY
members
. Sm1thson ' emor, r
when the conversatir>n led to some- ris ' Mrs. John Gillespie. ' Mrs. Bess1e Howard Jewell Wlll
bnng
the
mes·
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Rowley
Wil:
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T1me:
ll.C
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studwrl anrl we hope to gam muc
lthing he was really interested in he Owen, Mrs. James St1tes and Mrs. sage " Why go to Church , . SpecJa
liam Felton-and Ohver Franc 1sco are f
't
The results of the 220 were as fo
the
f
A
eorge
u
p
h
en.
grGup
o
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b
h
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h
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d'
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rom
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b
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t
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was a very go,Qd talker. When he G
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mustc Y t e umor c mr Jr!!c ec1 Y members of the MacDowell
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lows:
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e m- Mrs. Lougheed.
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, usJc l ews:
Owen Payne, Junior, 1st
was a very smalfb(}y he surprised his ~oung peop 1e WI 11 assJs m
second grade teacher ;>Vhen he gave a mg-room.
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at S:OO
Evening Song and Worship hour at
t
Because of the generous response
Howard Boyns, Senior, 2nd
Next Tuesday even~ng
.
7·30 with Mrs lielen Lougheed in.
OIDlng
S
from the local public, measur,ements
Dick Ganther, Se!1ior, 3rd
splendid· talk on paw-paw gathered
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have been taken for the uniforms for
by his folks along t~a. Iroquois. riv~r o'clock the annual busmess meetmg
28 2
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b 1 Th' b 1
be s hope to
Time:
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in Indiana. He had a sunny dtspma- will be held at the Waterford Church. charge. 'Ihls service IS for all ages.
Ma~
6th-Saturda¥ evo:mng at 8 =? 0 ~~e ah~~( to p~rc::;e ~~~Y r uniforms,
The re.sults of the 440 were as folAnyone interested in the welfare of Come and enjoy yourself.
tion and he not only enjoyed hearing
Tuesday _evening at. 8:00 .o'clock the o'clock the Clarkston 4 H Club Will con.sisting of caps and capes by the lows:
jokes but • he lo'vep' "to tell them. the church is inv:i~d to at~~d. The
reports
<Jf
-the
L!!-d
es'
A~xthary,
the
annual
b~s.mess me:tmg w_11l be held. meet at _the home of the leader, time that they are to a_pp~ar for their Dick Craven, Senior, 1st.
1
lfe was ·quite a radio fan and
The Dune Ann Ctrele will meet ?n George Mtller.
b'l
Frank Rm•sell, Junior, 2nd
1 c0 ncerts
always" intered in wl}<J,t was _going on Sunday School and both circles of the
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May 9th-Tuesday evening the pu c
""'-WJl.Jtexford, Senior, 3rd
in far away "places. He was interest- Auxiliary will be read along y;ith the Thusrday afternoon at the home of
CLARKSTON DEFEATS
Time: 62.2
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ed in 4-H work and was a member of ?ther Chur~h reports .. The nominat- Mrs. George Att~!l;ter with Mrs. Ar- Clarkston J;unior Literary. Club wi1l
meet at the "hbme of Mrs. Daril O'Dea
MILFORD 9 to 7! ·
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The results of the 880 were as folthe Groveland Club. Each year he ex-. mg committee appomted by Rev. thur Walter asstsbng hostess.
in Drayton Plains. As this will he a
Clarkston defeated Milford 9 to 7, lows: ~
hibited sheep at the 4-H Fair and al- Jewell is composed of Mrs. John
Roger Galligan, Senior, 1st
ways won prizes. Since atten?ing the Watchpocket,, Mrs. Forest Laney and DRAYTON UNITED PRESBYTER- Mother's Day program the members' Friday (April 28th) to open the seaIAN CHURCH
mothers will be guests. Mrs. Dwight son. Milford got one unearned ru.n
Dick Lowrie, Junior, 2nd 3
high school i_n Holly he was mterest- Mrs. John Mtller.
Clarenee J. Sutton, Minister
Large wm be the guest speaker.
in the first inning and it looked as 1f
Eugene Hubbard, Junior, rd
On May 12th the tenth grade a~d
ed in· the F. F. A. and in music. He
Bible School, 10:00 A. M. Lloyd
M
lOth W d
da
th
that was all they needed for the Mil·
Time: 2:28.4
was a member of the school Glee Club a local club will sponsor a box so~1al
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ayLak - ti!l ne~ Y--;-11 ~ h el~- ford pitcher a southpaw, struck out
-The re~ults of the mile were as foland was a trumpet player in the aj:. the school. Everybody is invited. Bowden, Supt.
There will be four baseball teams
Amlolu: te etcdeme ery ee twld t e erne. the first. fo~r men to face him. But loW":" - '
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band. Woodwork was a' sort of hobby
Morning w. orship 11 :00 A. M.
m res e are reques e
o co
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to ls to he blew up and was batted from the
Bill Wilson, Freshman, 1st
with- him 110 the shop class at school forming a league here t his summer. _Juniors and Young People meet at "ar1y and b nng
necessary
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'th Th L d' , Aid will mound in the next few innings.
e Junior Bird, Junior, 2n .
had quite an appeal. He was a mem- More facis wil1 be announc ed so(}n.
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'Katherine
and
Barbara
Roehm
are
=30 P. M.
WOJ:
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a
Jes
ber
ancl
RusRell
were
the
battery
for
.
Oliver
'iohnRon,
Senior,
3rd
ber of-the Y()ung" People's Sunday
Evening worship 7:30 P:_m.
serve dmner at noon. d
afternoon' Clarkston. Webber allowed but three
5:46.6
School Class and the Young People's spending several weeks at the h(}me
Wednesd-ay }light, Prayer meeting
May 10th-Wed~i~~s- ay
hits and none of the-runs that MilA note to our next year's contestMissionary Society of the ~e Meth- of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stevens while'
Mrs. Roehm and daughter Marion 7:3~ p. m. Choir practice 8:30 p. m. th!l-JWyal Neighbors will hold their forci made were really earned. The
t
odist Church of Pontiac, _
regular meeting at the home of Mrs. lineup for Clarkston was:
an~v. Large will be ready to ShotHe is survived by· his parents, Mr. are in quarantine. Marion has scarlet Dr. L. G. Rowley, director. •
L. T. L. Aext Tuesday 3:00-4:30 Carl Irish.
C. F.-Smith
Put by tben,-his total this rear was
and Mrs. Scott Stimer, th;ree broth- fever. She is getting along quite nice",May •-loth-Wednesday evening2 B.-Bqyns
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ers Wymon, Marion Lee and James, ly ~nd is looking forward to the daX p. m.
!'4issioilary·"meeting Thursday eve- The regular meeting of the Clarkston
1 B.-Bain
JiJNI6R CLASS PARTY!
three ~isters, Virginia, Lorrailfe when the placard will be remove
ning with Mra. Ray Schell. Mrs. Townsend Club No. 1 will be held in
P.-Webber ·
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and Anna May, all at home, ~nd his from the house.
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The Juniors of
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the· )>asement of the Clarkston BapL. F.-R.. T......:School held a class TJarty at the'sc.hoolesses: 'i's, .,c e • rs.•,eJ son, rs. .mt-:Church. A pot-luck supper wm
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program with
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is being arranged for
WHITE LAKE CHURCH
R. F.-Grate
and qutte a ew mem r~ '
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· MetTfodist -Oh'urch irt Pontiac 0n MaY 14music
th at the ~urch.
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May 12th-Friday evening at 6;00
WALL"'"' LAKE DEFEATS
were there with their ~ues~s. Every•
af~etnroo'1n
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Mr. and MrS'. Forest Laney enterl«lv. Geo. A. am, Pastor
o'clock a Penny Supper will 1)e served
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one bad a g-ood .tiinE> eating4ifid
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walltained friends at tbeil' home over the
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Mrs. Percy .K.ing.ha~ .teco~ered
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PROVIDENT LOAN AN])' SAVINGS SOCIETY
(Domplete .ttuto & Furniture Lt!<alli SerVice)
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Wi'llhm 11. $t!l-mp:...•••••- ..-....J?:ubUsher
With offices -loelited on· the seoontl ·Theri'-are no fees ·chargild for the
P11hlisbed· ~every Frlday at Cl~rkE!· ft'9!01' of~ RikeJ:" Bldg. suite 20~16, gtanting 1 of ·loans, the only charges
to!)., Mj!lhig:~.
ph,~e 292£0,; The -~dent ~~ and are th~ rates that are less than legal
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per Y~! ·J~d incmey at less th:pt legaf r.ates to
Cars need not be clear
be eHu'I adv8J1ce. IJ1 Canada $1.60.
lio)Jeat -people, u~ very- easy mol,lflb!- gible for loans. This Company is
as - seco~d~lass
ly terms of J;epayment.
known for its reliability .,n4 fair
September 4, 1981, at the Post Office
Lo~s are made here on automd~ dealings, and it numbers inany
at· chirkston, ,Mi9hi~an .. under the miles, all types of different models. friends, who have been saved fro.m
·They alw will finance the purchase !1llllny~ !lerious situations through the
A.ct of March 3, 1879.
{)f used cars or trucks or household loan services performed by j;his ·com·
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furniture.
pany on, automobile property.
The. ,service here is strictly conliCourteous and prompt treatment is
dential. The only requirements for assured to all who may apply .here.
1·-sArm,.in·,,. loans here are honesty with This firm· alway'sAs glad to consult
the ability to repay in small weekly with persons in financial difficulties
and advice here is freely given.
The• girls and boys first team ·will or month!Y. pay.ljlents.
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EXCLUSIVE
VACUUM
GEARSHin
play baseball with Dublin on Tuesday.
ROY ANNETTCASS AVE. BRAKE SERVICE
The Carnival; sponsored by the·
(Realtor)
(Expert .Brake Service)
athletic department, waS" ·held Frida:Y;
it was quite successful. About $40.00
Official ·headqUJarters for all types
For many years,. Roy Annett, popof brake rep~rmg, and Bear Wheel ular ReaJ Estate dealer has been givwas cleared.
The fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh Aligning system, located at 109 N. ing the public first class service in
M-ve.· o/.·""Qure.ri-UlSS.caJ~'e._ptumet.~JllJ!.!-'-.... :!.l]l!s_jj_r2~_tf~ea- anything: ·pertaining to Real Estate
at Buckhorn Lake on tllll"eS a. modern brake
ser::· -wit!i'"'OB'iCesToeatoo.. arz.t~'f""E;-·Hm-on;·; May 4'.
vice and are authorities on all brake phone 71))3. He is now offering for
The sixth grade is very sorry that syste~
your inspection a. oomple.te listing of
Myra Katherine Rowley is still conThey are equipped with the very Farm, Village and City properties, aJ·
fmed to her h19me with scarlet fever. best of equipment for the rapid, ac- so has apy nu;moer of excellent cqtJesse l{~der has .been absent from curate and proper- relining of brakes tages and year-round homes at Illi3l1IY
school for several weeks . because of and they can almost do it while you of the surrounding lakes, that can be
whooping cough.
are doing soJne shopping in Pontiac. bought with small payments down-Donald Ferguson of the fifth
Th_e~_hav~ _all the egui!lt:nel).t. for the· a,mJ Illi)nthly payments o.n the bal.woa-.tl.Hl fiFst door pdze-at'
pulling off of wheels and men who ance. ·He is sure to have something
nival. The prize was a large selection are thoroughly familiar with this that will interest you and at prices
o:f groceries.
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_ work, so that it is done carefully and you can afford to pay.
Three boys of the fifth grade went no damage is done to the car in any
Put your money in real estate, nobody can take it away from you vtithto Donelson to play ball with the way.
This Firm offers a complete brake out your explicit consent in writing.
secon<!._!eam.. They lost 10 to 7.
On Thursday there will be an as- inspection service for your .car, Free The value of land can not be destroysembly in the High School room. Mr. of Charge at all times.
ed ·and unlike other things far from
Leon Cluff of t~Michlgan State PoIf the brakes only need adjusting, depreciating with the passing of
lice will speak "to us.
this can be done ·while you wait.
time--land constantly tends to grow
There will be a show at the school
The editor of this review wishes to more valuable from year to year with
on Wednesday evening. The main refer this. firm to all of our readers. the mere growth of population. ·
feature will be "Ten Laps to Go".
Roy Annett numbers many satisWe -have· two new pupils in the
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fied patrons throughout the rural and
ninth grade; their names are Beverly
PHILIP LA LO. ·
suburban districts and is recognized
and Mary Virginia Thompson; they
(Well Drilling ContractQI')
as one of the leading real estate ofcame here from Glenn Burnie High
Philip LaLone offers 'One of the flees.
..School in Maryland. Their sister most complete well drilling services
We suggest that you phone 7193
"Barbara is in the tenth grade.
to be fouml· in t'his section, doing a and have a representative call on you
Mrs. Tracy Monroe gave twenty complete line of well work,. including and tell you of the many outstanding
volumes of fiction books for the in- water wells, bliiiSt hole drilling and ·values he has to offer in the real. estermediate grades. We are very test hole drilling. Reasonable rates tate line. ' ..
grateful to her for these nice books. are always assured. He is very CIO<ll·
-------veniently located for .many- oi' the
WOLVERINE LUMBER &
rural readers at 5350 Eliz111beth Lake
WRECKING CO.
Clarkston News a<is bring results.
Rd., phone 5556.
we
'wish
to call the attention of all
The men who are employed by this
firm are men who have had years of readers who intend bo do home re·
experience and can serve you best in pairing or remodeling, to the Wolvertheir line, m~ny -~ell jobs that they int> Lumber and Wrecking Co.'s com·
have completed in this section· speak plete lint> of ail building supplies'"
which e8lll bt> purchased at very reafor themselves.
sonable
prict>s. They can savt> you on
No matter what your problems
may be, just call them over the phone used lumber, timb€'ns, diiWrs. roofing,
or drop them a card and they will ex- shingles, cedar_ and oak posts, com·
plain f-ull details placing you under bination du0ors. Estimates free-ly furnished, etc. Locatt>d at 300 S. Padno obligation.
· In ma!Qng this. Spring Review we dock, phone 29784.
It is an established fact that the
wish to refer this popular well drillbuiider
can buy much cheaper art'.!
er to all of our suburban readers.
have a wider range of selections to
choose form when dealing. with such
Hollywood's Incredible "Phantom a well-stocked institution such as this
Burglar!" Is Your Wife Sorry She firm who has spent years in th.e
Married You? Two of the :'viany In· lumber business and are in a position
to help you select the proper materteresting Features in The American ials fOr your particular job.
Weekly, the Magazine Distributed . This company also pays highe.;t
With the SUNDAY CHICAGO HER- prices for old buildings that you no
longer need.
ALD AND EXAMINER.
PERFEcTED
HYDRAULIC
BRAKES
Vacuum Boaster
Supplies BO% of
tho Shilling Eflolf
PERFECTID
KNEE-ACTION
RIDING
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Every 40· seconds
of every day,
·Somehody huys
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a new Chevroletf -
STYLING ,
NEW
BODIES IIY FISHER
CHEVROLErS
FAMOUS
VALVE-IN-HEAD
SIX
(WIIh /mpro..d
Shotl<proof$/eer/nu)
(01 Mosbr 01 Luu
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NEW
"QBS_ER.YATION
CAR"
VISIBILITY.-
••• and the demand Is -increasing
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SEETERLIN BROS•., Inc.
Clarkston
Phone 3
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THAT SPRING
FEELING?
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PAINT •. UP
MOUXTED
J:';DIA~
asco
0 Nature is awakening with new freshness and new color.
Bring these same qualities of. Spring ilito your home with clean,
bright walls ... lustrous floors .•. new lifP. for faded woodwork
and fumiture ... and most of all-COLOR.
At the sign of the .
WARRIOR
Exterior paints
HOuSE P.-\INT
BAP..K PAINT
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P.OOF PAINT
PORCH A:\D DECK PAlNT
We are now stocking the entire. line of
KASCO FEEDS. Starting Mash, ~tarting
and Growing Mash, Laying Mash, Growing
Grains, Scratch Feed, ·Poultry Flushing
Mash, Broiler Ration, Dog Feed, Pig & Hog
Feed, Rabbit Ration, Calf Meal.
This is not a new feed, but an exceptionally high quality feed at a <;hea:per price. A
. new feed for this community.
Interior paints by the Pontiac Varnisli Company are the .incarnation ?£ Spring. They offer you a wide choice of CQ~<ors in a
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variety of durable finishes.
Interior paints,
MODER~"'E FI:N1SH
FLAT WALL FINISHES
SE:i\II-GLOSS FINISH
INTERIOR GLOSS. FINISH
FLOOR EX Al\1EL.'S
VARNISHES
OIL AND VARNISH STAINS
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If you want a new color thrifi, a~k to see tlie "Mo'deme" color
chart. These viv_id, interestin'g colors were created for interiQr"
use and they are rin accord with the tempo and charm of modem•
living. Even their names are exciting •• .,_Blonde Ivory .•. Jaguar
Orange . ·• . Bolero Brown ... Continental Blue . .. . and others.
Here's color .inspiration for living rooms, dining rooms, bed-
_f)
Pi1inters' ,supplies
BHl'SliES A~D TOOLS
DROP CLOTHS
LADDERS. SPONGES.
CLEANERS. ETC.
EXAMPLE
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rooms ancl halls.
Pontiac Varnish Company p~ints are easier to· apply anti ~vd ~
better coverage per gallon.
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·we ~ f~rnish all the supplies yo~ .Will need:
Tlier~.,
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directions on each can of paint, and also on the color chartl
which may be ol;>tai1_1ed_ upon request at \this· store.
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FRE~ OF aNY CHARGE, A: '::P.AMP}lLET, "A
TWO-WAY VALUE FOR EVERY POULTRY
RAlSER". SHOWING THE NUMEROUS WAYS
THIS 1\'lATERIAL MAY .BE USED .
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These feeds are put up in beautiful and
useful bags ·. .of _dress .goods rri'ateriat all in
guaranteed fast ~olors.. _r,his material may
be us.ed for .making hundreds:· of useful
artie~es of clothing. ·
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SERVICE.
(Washing Machines and' Vacuum·
Clea:o.ers Repaired)
Conveniently located, for many of
· 011r suburban ,teader.s at 96 Oaklaitd
street phone 24021, where they offer
one .of the most complete repair Sllfvices in this section f(ll' all types of
electric washiD.g machines, refrigerators, vaQull!m clea:o.ers, radios, Fla.t
Irons, small electrical .appliances.
Roy's Sales and Service have at all
times a large allld complete stock of
ne" Gibson refrigerators, .radi.(!'S,
Meadows washing machines, Premier
Dnplex vacuum cleaners, ironers, as
well as a large 'stock of rebuilt rnachines which are sold at very reasonable prices. This company is also supplied with ~he ml(}st complete and largest stock of reJU!>ir parts in the state
outside of De,troit. If you·need a.ruy
parts for your equipment call at
Roy's.
A department for, the repairing of
.all types and :;;izes of electric motors,
· ·mro---rewinding-·i-s---maintaiaed....here at.
Royts.
Roy!s Sales and· Service handles a
complete stock of balloon wringer
rollers for any make of washer.
Bring in your old wrin~er "roll for a
sample.
'Remember this iuldre.ss the next
time that you are in need of their
type of service and be convinced as
hundreds of other<> have been,
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Tll~ CLARKS'J;ON N.EWS
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PONT·IAC ·JPRI:NO ~REVIEW
A. DEAN & SONS
, ( \\i1liamson Fm:nace;; Sales &
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Service)
This firm is headquarters in this
tPrritory for the famous line of Willia!llson fu:rnaces, all types IOf lilheet
Paid Ad,v.:rtising
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DR.
L; :&.AKER.
AUTOMATIC OIL HEATING
ARTISTIC MEMORIALS
f!letal wortr, roofing and
jobs.
(Palmer Gila,!luate Chiropractor)
CO.
(Monllmemts of grani'te and marble) 'l;h.Piaense
be pdourchased on tthe FHd A
r. C. L. .. Baker is Iawwn as llln
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(24 Hour Pllll'king Service)
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(Sales and SerVice)
With sh&wrooms and offices located t.o three years to pay.
Most conv~ently located for many eminent member of the modern drugWith salesrooms a111d office located at 384 Orchard Lake ave. phone
T'he furnaces sold and serviced by ,.\
of o11r readers at W. Huron and less profession, located in the Pontiac
Wayne streets, phone 6067, The Riker Bank Bldg., suite 608, Phone 2 4275. at 13 Orchard Lake, phone 4834. The 24972. This firm are the manu:factur- A. Dean & Sons are sold at very
Lady attendant. By mealllil of' his Automatic Oil Heating Co. are agents ers a111:d agents for those heauti.ful moderate· prices; eas'y credit terms
Bldg. Garage operrates a large and
skilled
llll1d successful practice he has in this Slection for those famOU$ Timof dignity and cha.racter.' can alway:< be arranged to suit the
spaci-ous garage and offers the motoring public an automobile parking and gained a well merited cliev.tele from ken Silent Automatic Oil Burners, al- Estimates fu:mished on any kind of purchasPr, They also feature repair- So oil hul"j.t!ing equipment for all in- Domestic or Foreign Granites. First ing nf all makPs of furnaces and
storage service that is one of the best over a wide territory.
Thework.
of
the
chiropractor:
is
to
dustrial and domestic purposes.
class workmanship and materials he uti ••12· systPms, also vacuum cleanin this section. They have space tlhat
ing- and part.,, and can repair any
is enabling them to take Clllre of all correct sublux.ations found in the . They can install Timken equipment goor~ntscd.
m your-present coal burning fwrnace
T'h1s company features Beautiful type of furnace; no matter what
cars and feature a 111mp system that spinal column.
This is done by adjustment of the by converting your present heating Me~orial ~ ..Monuments of all sizes; ~!nl)>P ,-"ur' is in they can fix it at
has become so popular in the large
articulations , of the spinal column system into an oil burning system.
whf,\!h are being. sold all ovet' this anrl; \'Pn· low cost.
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cities of the oountry.
T'hese burners are sold at very surr.ounding cDunties. Headstone> and
The mPn employed at this firm
We wish at this time to call the at- thus relieving irritation from the
tention of all of our readers to the nerves and thus restoring· a normal moderate prices. Easy credit terms grass-markers can be made to vour have had long and practical experi~
of rlifT,:I'Pnt Pnce in their work. All work is under
fact that the cost here for parking flow of energy from the brain to the· can always be arranged to suit the order from a
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and completely servicing ·your"ca-r is diseased part of the bo,dy. That this purchaser. These can be purchased on colors.
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Their artists arP constanth· crPat-,
Tn thi;.; Spring Review we wish to
no more than that of any garage. does restore health is· being proven the FHA plan.
What would make a more .appro- ing new designs and wnPs of ·col"r tn: n.ft•r our readers to this firm and
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day-· t-o day irt th~ .office of Dr..
Thei.r _s_kiJJe!l. attendants are i'n a betBaker. The latest types of equipment priate ·m've!ltrrrent--tor-·the · entire-fam- ·meet rli,;criminating- tastes .
1 :'UI"I"'''t ) ou g-et acquainted witli tbeir
ter po~ition
Their purpose is to sen:e vou ·witt1 ~furnace an<l·roofing· ~ervice: ·Remem· --- .~
The policy of this establishment is have been installed, includipg- com- ir'y than having this company Install
srmpathetic undPntanding ~·lwn th~lllwr the address 208 E. Pike, Phone
to employ only the competent, train- plete X Ray Laboratory, a Pat)wclast one of their oil hurners?
Drop in at'· their ofTice or phone need
helping- you splect t lH• <l]l· :,:t;;,'j:l.
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Anyone not in good health desiring 4R34 and they will explain details. propnate memorial for )'OUJ' departf'rl'
needs.
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-ELLIOTT'S FURNITURE
T'hey can gas and oil your car to learn what the chiroprao.tor can dp You are placed under no oblig-ation. J,"·ed onef<.
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check your tires and radiator,
for them may obtain a co'nsultation
In making this Spring neview ·we
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give you an A-1 wash job, completely and examination by p)loning 2427;) wish to refer thesP rf'liable nil burner
NATIONAL COLLEGE"'OF
dealers to all of our reader;.;.
. Loratro out Of the high rent dis·
servicing your automobile while you for an appointment.
.1n_making thi~ Spring Review ~·e.
BEAUTY. CULTT;Rfff-·
are attending to your bu_!!iness.
1; t.rict whl•rt• th'{•y can save you." on. aU
wish t,o ·refe.Y 13-r.ROACH MILLINERt' ·· (L1censrd B!>aufy Scho1)1)
tyJi<'s of upholstering _and fumit_ure
Next time you are in Pontiac
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SHERRIFF-GOSLIN
this establishment and be convinced to ·all of• our readers.
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(' 1{oach ;'olillilll'f~ slon• i~ al-I 1.''' nun 111 thi'R RI'Ction of thp ,;(:d,.' l~u~ dirN"' <tnd ,;ave the middle man's
1
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l'wy ~pecialize in custom
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HAGLER S ii.DIATOR SHOI · n•ady a '"··"orrl wherf'\Pr hat;- t'or ls loca!Pd at 11 W. ·Pik!', ph•>Il<'
(Roofing c~ntractors. and
KIRBY pACKING CO.
~- 1 t,· (' 11 )_ 1>u•·1 I 1·n· ·m !.( rl)o m suites, occasional
Con.venently
located
at
,1,02
E. How,-_,' wome1.1 an• nwntimwrL Th<• '.Plt>l'li!m Thf' ~atinnal C'oll.f'!!f' of B~,,,
ani street, phone 21131. I he H~!dcr s ·of ><t)l~·.~ and t'oiors an• \ar<l'd and turf' nfTt•r' thP g•rls anrl woml'n af. chair-<, otluman><, etc, Their prices
·• ---ted Applicators)
(Wholesale Meat Packers)
.
art• rea 11 y rea>;onahle and they alU<AA>
most conveniently for
1 " '
many of ~ur readers at 359 S. Jessie,
The Kirby Packing Co., who a.re Radiator Shop features repainng of! sr) intt•r.-sting that thP Jlllrchase of a I wt•ll a" _nwn in thi" terri tal'\· a ·h,"n""
an
t~pes
,of
radiators,
·rccu~nl(,
ciJ--f.hat
~s
a
yea!
p!Pas~;rp
..
E\PT.Y
i·alt's:
.'''"!Pan~
a
prof""sion
that.is
alwaYs··""''
carr:v an ample stock of .various.
phone' 27213.
The Sherriff-Goslin wholesale meat packers, operate one
e.,!nl·s and fnhrics, specializing in ensRoofing Co. specializes in all types of the finest ml;at pa:l:khig plants in culatHm l'e~tored. Also gas tanks anJ, p<!rf<rl)l upon n·qu,.,.,t will h<• dad. to :n dt•mand.
fhf';,. "''''~''" ;, ,.,.,,. t" unrlr>r-t:,'l·: '''"l uph•>l.stl'red ,.:uites made from
of roofing including "Art-Loc" As- this section, <located at ·19 Turk street hot water heaters repaired; ,;peciai-: a~sist you in making your ciHlict• so
izing
in
sol~l'ring.
,
.
i
that
Y'>ll
may.
lw
as~nn•rl
11f
~f'ttinu;:
l.crfHI'"
t 1·•·ir in-:rurtnrs :11·,,'' ·•. ,,,. 0 ,1 y•.ur unkr.
.
phalt Shingles and "Shingletex" As- phone 20131. They feature quality
All
":ork
1s
guarantN'•'
and
reason1
a
hat,
that
will
lw
JWrfPctly
suilro
to·
...
:1.,
ln\···
h:1d :.w~r·~ •>f r~p<·rir·hc i"
u,!l:: tlw C•llnpetent ··are employed
besto.s Siding, the permanent finish- beef, wal, lamb and mutton making
d 1 are as:-<urc<l. Work call<'d your facP.
-" h:1' r• h:1 l ·l.mQ' practical experi-·
able pnces
tLi.- t)'"(' ,,r ,. .·nrk.
requires no painting. Estimates are boneless cuts a ~pecialty.
d
. This popular t11illi1·,r>:·)· .'l"'\1 i" J.,.: 1 hr "'''"'"wil r·.,p,.,.,.. ,.f P.••·1u' ·· . ..... ,,1,,._,,. th'· u] 1holstery line and
given free of charge, placing you unFarmer ..; in this territory may ob- for an t elivered in Potttiae.
~
.· .•. ,·.~aL•l t ,,. tliiT•·rence in quality
::--io matter how bad your ra ia~or C':1t'•·d at' I:Z .\V. ll'lr"'l ~t 1 ·, .. t, 1:1,.1,, •._,. ('qlfun· i- •1 . , 1·1,· .,1,.,,. 1·•. ,-. •n·,·•·l·,•.·•t····
d
bl'
tain highest market prices for their
eT'I'.hno 0 Igatioln. ·
. hog-s, ca.ttlr. calves and lambs bv is darnag·ed thi.'"' Arn1 \Vi I l fix it :--o it :2'-'-211, ~111d f,·:ttun·..: ·~1~ h1<td :-:iz0~ in '-"11''!'"--tqJ Ji'l'-i!~·~·· Jvl...: 1 t•c"l' 1 ~. T~ 1 .. ;,.
,"!_·
e ,men emp oved bv h1s companv 1 · k t'
th · r
t k
J: .. ''"'" 1 k11 )·nur furniture is in
1'th tl : will louk and Wlll'k like new.'
. dueling l;ll'!!" ;,.,.; O:Pl·!IL You wiiL'A:'d • ""'1n•:'>1"11+ '"r·.-j,... hn1n 1, v·i··lo~ ;,. ""are men who hav~ had.lon >ractic;l mar e In~
eJr n~eR oc "'
11"
. i
d
o
lbl .
· old P!'tahl1slwd packmg- companv.
Play safe and ha\'C yo.1.1r r~uliatl)l' tLrrn courlPou-.: ;111d at('rlll\J1)1.datrn!.! t:,in a n·~-:~;,
i:l~lll!'.Ji·,t, 1:.· 'II"''~ 1! 1,.. t •·!' .-'"'1''' for the coming seaexper ehnc e an k~re c_overe hy msur-_
A prominent, depe~dable ho~se in checkPd IHJ\V, to as . . ure you of ha\·ing- at all tinH.):-:. ThPrP i...:. 1111 '''hr·J' ll'il- 1~r.. :diJ: 1ti·' · <;,)()d {'\!' ,,:4'''r'(' . 1 ,. !'- ,.,., '.,,. i<'tting- tlli~ fir·m recover. or reI., I
:111:
!'•"~''' nf turniture that
ance w 11e war mg- on vour ouse.
p
.
.
.
111
The Sherriff -Goslin Co. carr\' all
nnt1ac, wh1ch has g~.ned. Rtrnn>; fa- your 'car in the lll'nper condition for, lillf'l')' ~hnp i11 tl.i.- .-•·eli,:· 1' at i- ·,t,,, __ ,,,.,.a]·_,.,.\_ in ,!,. ·" ,
~·ll I I I - Lilt l ' l t i 111\.
sunliner driving.
Sa\'0 nloney a.nd I hPtt••r prepare<~ td '-i'l'\'(' tht) X••nl··ll
DPrt\ t\ ('ul:qn· i:;. >-1:~1 fll r· .f ·hi'
their own paper. ~ carrvin char e vor _among-. farmers 1~ this terrJt.ory
I' .:1· ,[,.,,·:i••l". hlll•""t ,-alue and good
·
h ·the abov<'
:1\ - "f th:' cc>mmunit\·.
•
· t
· th · gN· d ~ for 1ts po!Jcy of paymg best pr1cei' time by t:.Jking
t f
your car to
r, ' 1\- 1•! .' 1f ._.......
- ·•,.q..... (I ·:1 1 1 f'r, •It· '"r·~ 1, ••
or m ercs or 12 mon s.
o o"n f
h
1 · ttl
D 1
•
h' addres~ ancl have one oft ell' experts 1 :.:-<)·· i..: th.· timt· tlJ :-•<··ct ~·()ur haL; 1n lilf'' :t'ld ti)-: 11 • •r, l··a)·J' f·>· 1,.1J :, 1_ ... , . ,.,, ''"''' l>N·•1 re~ponsible for the
payment until 30 days after job is or . ogs anr ca e.
ea ers m t JS
1
i:.r:···· i''u ,· .. n.t2·c• which they are en- - 11 r,"'
1t d
sectwn have found that tlwy can de- check 1t nver. You are plaePd under :.t·\\' H1· tk1s ~11 d d, . . Jt.:n~ .:.t!'t· ai'l•.:t\·~
11 ,1' t 11 . •' 1....
,,rI . l ! I!' I I,r·I ~ ; ~ l, ··
·:~~· .t:l r, ·,·r t ~i~ :·if'ttion:
eo'*~· e e ·
h
h
pend nn the Kirbv ·Packin.g Co. to no' obligation.
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'j f turP.
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15 cfornpafiny asd co.rt~pe 1tt>< 1 b un- supply tlw he~t in. their meat prod·
·
' Irer1s ot' rna ng
thi
l an t'll;;l!lmg
d JOth s 111 uc t s at correct pnees
anr1 a -r('hable
s sec wn anr. are s 1 un er e 10 spn·ice at all time!:.
year free sernce and wntten g-uarantee. The company hao; bePn in thi!<"
BLAIR'S BARGAIN SPOT
same business :n years and otH•ratP
(Dept.•ndahle used ears)
32 brallChes in Ohiv, Indiana anrl
One of t ht> cit v's finest used car lots
Michigan.
~ located at 66. S. Perry phone 1911
They abo specialize in ino:ulation and o·ffers for your inspection a
work which they haw installed in large stock of good dependable ust'd
many homes in this and surrounding cars. T(}day it is not. n·t>Ces><ary to go
counties.
to the larger citif's like Detroit for
Phone 272t:l •'r drop them a card. cht>aper \lSCd car,., hf're at the above
They will call on you and explain the address you can secure some of the
best type of material for your par- he><t bu:yR in modern cal'l'·
ticu Jar job.
T'heir position in the used car field
places them in a position to buy these
OAKLAND AUTO PARTS
dependable uBetl cars at the !oweot
(New and l'sed)
posi'ible market prices. Their motto
Conve.niently located .for our rt>ad- hPil\g, "Better. Used Cars at Lower
ers at !89 Oakland ph{)one 5200. Oak- P1-ic<:s".
The,· arl' npen e'\lf'ning-s for your
land Auto Parts is knoW'II as one of
the largest auto wreckers located in convenience.
Ea>')' crPdit terms can alwavs be
this section, carrying a fu:ll supply of
u.sed auto parts, also batteries, gen- ·l!tranged to suit the buyer. Rememerat>Ors and starters, used tin•s, radi- ber the aboi:e address and inspect
ators, specializing in parts for all their complete stock of ui'ed cars at
mak-eS of cars: A 'feature of import- vour r>arliest coh,·enience. You are
ance
in,.talling auto gla..48. Low j,laced' uT,i{!Pr cn~nn>Oill~li1:1:Nl~---------c-::=j-----ttFil-----,,:.::..:L.~==-~::.:
prices are always assured.
They also pay cash for any make RELIABLE WELDING. SHOP
car regardless of the condition.
Located for many years at 44 W.
{ . Universal Food
Remember the abo.Ye address the Lawrence, phone 27820, this wt-11
. Reg. $1.95 Value
next time you are in Pontiac. You known welding shop is onf' of t'he
can't go wrong when buying parts or best ~quipped boiler and welding
any kind at this ad<lress.
>'hops in this section of the county,
8pe<:ializing in all types of guaran~
lt'ed body and fender repair and auto
OASIS
Introductory·
(Dine & Dance Till ? )
painting work. a romplete lawn
The Oasis, popular dine and dance mower and sharpening service at
Prlce!
Fa m o u 9 Universal
chops 2 lbs. per min ..
club is known as the "Gay spot on the vpry rea,';.()nable prices.
ute. Ilns three ruttf"rB
Dixie" located in Drayton Plains
With a cPrvicE' dPpartmPnt on a par
• . . coars(' ntedium
and
fin"·
J·: a. s l 1 y
phone 9362. Dine and Dance here to with the b!'st and with efficient pPo('looned, 1 n s 1 de ap.d
the music of Jack . !'rlorgan's band, pie in charg-e of every feature of their
out.
featuring Bernie Adam,.
;;ervice this well-known establishmE>nt
T'his popular night club spared no has takf'n its ·place as one of the vital
Regular $1.25 Value
expense to make this on<; of the fin- factors in the b.u~ine's life of thi:;
est clubs· in this section with new part of the .state.
comfortable surrounding~;~ which will
T'hiR is one· of the most mO<lern
During H,;,frlware Week
prove to be of great benefit to their boiler and welding- shops anrl ha,o a
ONLY.' .......
many patrons: A quiet air of refine- reputation for tuming out 'work of
ment pervades the placaJY.!.ct t_lle gen- claSf<, for the reasnnahleness of its
ial surroundings present an ideal at- charges and for getting it done when
mosphere in which to dine and enjoy vromised.
an evening of entertainment. The
They maintain modernly equipped
correct air condition units have been trucks which can service you at yofir
installed to make dancing here a gen- home. Special attention to farmers:
uine pleasure every Thur., Fri., Sal. I have your farm equivment r!'paired
and Sunday.
, now, rea,.:onahlf' pnce~ arl' always asLunches and all of your favorite 1 Rured .
.. brands of draughtanrl bottle beer and
W. .J. ·CRAWFORD
wine and liquor are ser:ved, cool, re( Hdqts for Fordson Tractors)
freshing and tempting.
Offf'ring for your inspection the
After theatre parties will find this
a most delightful place to complete new line of Fordson Tractors for
1939, which a,re now on display, h.ere
the pleasure of the day.
you will also find a large stocl1 of
LIPPARD FURNITURE CO. used tractors in very goad condition
Located where they CllJI\ Sllve you and moderately priced. Witlb showDAOOR CLOTHES HOOKS
money on anythitng. yOU may need in rooms a,nd Rf'rViee department located
Now Reduoecl to •• •
the new and used f'urnjtUTe line, con- at 86 Mariva.. phone 25806.
veniently located at 131-133~0akland,
Tractors, like trucks are purchased
phone 6806. This popular fur"ltiture today with the demand of strength,
store specializes in buying and s'il- power and the ability to perform aring-g,ooa
,
·
• u:o~s undec!llJ __comiitfo.ns, and
'·lb. Can of 80IP
gardless of whether YOU want 00 buy, to repay lhP OW'flff' in long service
11 lndow Clean"'
sell or exchange--see them.
and a hptter margin of profit.
Here you will find a large and comT'he trp-ctors sold and serviced by
rpf•JI'• on Soap Clean•
lnc:reasea c:loaet capacity-saves
'ythiDs - Injures aothlnr.
plete stock of new and used kitchen this firm of Pontiac, who are tractor
space, Holds six atuita or drt;ss
:llent for furniture, woodk, auto•, etc.
sets, dining .room sets, combination. specialists, are built to meet modern
hangers. 8" long. Easily in··
'?hy'•
stoves and other good household fur- conditions.
stalled, complete with screws •.
niture which are sold at always lDw
W. J. Crawford and his agents will
,
"
...
pnces.
gladly demonstrate their tractors at
The O'Dell's Cartage Co. is also any time. placing you under no oblioperated- here at thi~ address, special·. gation. You are always welcome to
izing in .24 bOUl' !i~t'vit!e ,on local and visit t1tem and let. them aid· you 'in
long distance. moyint:- at very~·reason.• solving your tractor problems.
·
·able piitles. ·Remember ~e above ad•;
The editol' of this Spring Review
S1x Convement Stores toServt You: Pontiru:: 822 Baldwin; Perry at Gl~nw»od; 20 Osmun St.· Drayton Plains· Keego
dress the next time you· are in need wishes to refer this concern to· all of
Harbor; Al.lbl.\11\ Reiglitf:J
-'
··
,.'
of their service.
0\11' r(laders.
RIKER BLDG. GARAGE
c~tnh
~e~orials
c:~lection
to serve "you:- ..... -
~ri,Ps,
and
~aker,.ch_irnpractor,'
Fir~!
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POCK·ET WATCHES
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. . . KI:EGO .HARQW,ARt:
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:t\1'1,'.· anQ: ;r.!rii. Wild~ Deail _have
·. ·~heir guest, his motlier, Mrs.
· "'""Qea;n
Marioll.
· ·
>
)lorn 'tO Mr: and Mrs. Freshney of
Berkley a. daughter, Joanne RobeM;a,
(ln Monday at the Laura 'Ash Hospital in _Clarkston. ·
Everyon~ wm be soriy to learn that
L. J. Chamberlain continues to be.
quite ill and is confined to his bed
his home on Orion Road.
· Mr. and Mrs, John Metheny and
. Ml'll. Paul Fitzpatrick · of Detroit
spent last .Ftfdlly with M,r. and ~rs.
lra- Jones.
·)
Mrs. Ft•ed Hourteni and son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William
Hall of Grand Blanc were callers at
the Elmer Collins home last Sunday
afternoon.
. .
Jeanne Foster, bf Clarkston, is a
member of the stlfff·of the Michigan
Journalist written and edited by stu~~-~--UCJ'"'"--'.LU.-the Department .of .Jom:nal-.
ism at the University. of Michigan. .
Ben Comstock, · post. commander.
-and Elmer Collins attended the Oak,. land County Council for the Amer-
of
• Q
-:1.
The Market Place
CLARKSTON
BEAUTY SHOP.
.••...,..,,
RUDOLF SCHWARZE
ACME QUAUTY~
e
GRANITE
.
. FLOOR
ENAMEl..
e
--·.e.
·william~ 'Still.rffmr
~Uca.ns 23c
· Friday-Satul'day, May
from_ D~b:P!t (ln- Smruta.v -~~t¢~110~):tl_ ,~;xpe:(:ted.
ing
•
Reel Treet Peanut But~. : ·
<Y''~'"'"· Wendy Barrie in
and spenJLA f.evr
in
TTI',TT,_..,..,_
TI[E cB-ASKERVILLES'1 It
public F-am--iiy Flali.es. -T--.u
.. n.. a-.2 'F1bts.h ar' _21c
on · Orion ROad. She enjoyed rlinnf'!>•·l
Fivm
be given That
publication
w1m ..·om Boyd, George Ha.yes i~ noti_ce
of
a
copy of this i3rder once each
.
2 eans 19c
With friends in Clarkston.
will go to Los
tor a
SUNSET TRAIU'.
week for three succes.sive .weeks preSalad D
·
Miss Bettieal\II Comstqck, a student of days and then to San Francisco.
SU1l!ill.y-1V,l'Onday, May 7-S...,...Don vious to said day of hearing, in the Hostess
ressmg, ·
nurse at the Mercy College of Nurs- . Rev. Dwight Large js giving the Ame9}l'e, Loretta Young, Henry Clarkston Newl! a newspape.r printed
·
qt jar 19e
ing in Detroit, spent a -few houn-.n address at the 50th Anniversary B~n­ Fonda in "THE STORY ,OF ALEX- and Circulated in said county.·
Sugar, 10 1bs_.,...........~............49c
.
ARTHUR E •. MOORE,
Henkel's Family Flour,
.
her home in- Clarkston last Friday af- ·quet for the Epworth League, in •Al- ANDER GRAHAM BELL"; SelectA true copy.
Judge ·of· Probate,
24~ lbs 73c
terhocin.
·
bien, Michigan, J<'riday evening. Var- ed Short ~Subjects.
Florence Doty,
Silver Floss Saur Kraut,
Tues.-Wed.-Thurs., May 9-10-11Frank Perrin who..,Jlad the misfor- ious · · Methodist churches- in and
.
·
. 4 cans 25e
tun·e to be injured while dynamiting around Jackson, ;Battle Creek, Lan- Claudette Colbert, Don AIJI.e(!he in · Register of Probate. Inc May 5th
John
L.
Estes
A.
W.
Coffee,
3
lbs
................
39e
"MIDNIGHT".
ground around fruit trees on his sing, will be present.
Attorney at Law
Sala da T ea, B rown Label'
409
Peoples
State
Bldg.
father-in-law's farm last week is reLJ!lGA.L NOTIGE!I
'
Yz 1b 29c
covering niceiy and is able to return
Salada T~ Blue Label,
MR.
JOHN
L. ESTES, Attorney at Pontiac, Michlga~
to· his office.
Law, 409 Peoples State BJdg.,
Yz -tb 35c
Ben Comstock was among those
Pontiac, Michigan
Kix or Wheaties, pkg........ ~ ...lOc
<For rent - 3 room- apartment - STATE OF MicHIGAN-The Prowho travelled north. last Fripay to be
Syrup Blue Label, can...lOc
ready for the. opening of the trout partly furnished...:.adults. 33 Miller
bate Court for the Cotmty of Oak-.
........ uv Dog Food, 4 cans ...... l5c
land .
. . '
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season. He went to the Canada Creek Road,- Clarkston. ·
,.&~
2 lg pkgs __ ;_ ......-..... -.....37c
At·.;. session of said Col.ut, held at
Ranch -and .returned to his home on
3 pkgs ...... -........... 25c
LAWN MOWERS-Grinding an? the Proba.te Office in the City of
Oleo; tb ................:................... lOc
Sunday. ·
Formerly
for Pontiac, in saki County en· the 12th
Pure Lard, 2 lbs~...-................. 17c
· Mr.· and Mrs. Wil!lam Dunston repairs. Also; -new lawn' mow~rs
.
d day of April A. D•. 1939.
Salt Pork in Brine, lb ............l5e
Rita's
Beauty Shop
sale.·
Dial
3781.
Key
cuttmg
an
Present,
Hen.
Arthur
E.
Moor.e,
were· hosts to the members of her
Fresh Side Pork; tb _______________ l7c
.
Judge of Probate.
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Club and their husbands on washing machine repairs.
Same Prevailing Prices
Fi·esh :uams, ~ole, lb ........18c
I. Atherto».,
In
Mafter of the Estate of
Tuesday . evening at their home. A
Veal fin' StuJil!~· _lb .............. l2c
~os_ M_ap~__e _ESt[ .,iryj_R:.:.o":is:'Iiei&1ila5Gtaley, deceased..
:
pot cluck dinner was enjoyed IHH.I--<fur~
20
s.
Main
st.
-m::-Graiey-;·lrosbaml of said
Store Cheese Mild, lb ............15c
0
ing the evening games kept the
deceased ha_ving filed in said court an
CLAnKSTON
group busy.
amended petition praying that the
Wa:nted...,-'()ld live horses for fox administra
t~on, ... of said "estate be
Telephone 88
Piwne 3<1
farm. $3 to· $8. Geo. Perry, Clarks- granted to Thomas M. Graley or to
Clarkston. Mleh.
some other suitable person,
ton:. phone. 143-).V.
, •• extremely resistant lo foot traffi,..
••
••
e
qt 90c
Ideal for use on wood or concrete
floo~ ••• where yon . wnnt color •.•
kitchJns, halls, steps, basementa, garage5, bedrooms, etc.
One quart is tisually enough to do the average size ftoor•
Acme Floor Enamel drie~ quickly and .is easy· to apply.
Washable.
Comes in all popular colora.
-.
G. A. 'tVALTER
IN YOUR OWN KITCHEN
YOUR CHOICE OF
NEW 1939 SPECIAL
••e
CL\HI\STO:'\
· A•B or ·
DETROIT JEWEL
MODELS
This ls Ou Us! Prove In Your Ow~· Way
That~. ' -
_,MODERN CAS RANCES
ARE ALL THAT'S .GEST!
-
-
GENERAL MOTORS' SECOND
LOWEST-PRICED CAR
· WILL GIVE YOU ATHRILL
YO'(J'\1.1 NEV~R
_BAD BEFORE
You•Jl ~e~ bran~-new' thiilf~ •
--~. · from Pontiac's stlken-smooth
. · ·"rfonnanc;e,1-iltaby rl~e1 and roomy · .. ·
· ~JiX.,pr.y;J.)tit t~~ blggest thrill of-all Will 1 . ~.:!JI·~L·~~_j~
•
.'.~orn-e "'~C!n
.'
_f6U h~artl how ~asilY. you
c~-,buyJ:~ia-
bigj luxudous
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b~~~yt
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Come In·- Or ~hone 8J5J
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Wo~en every-Where acctaim. the ·modern gas range a glorious, cr~wning 'ach!evement
-the greatest advance in years I Amazing improvements for cooking perfectio~ New:
speed. New control. And clean as a whistle.
We want you to know,. for yourself, what a marvelous part.ne.l- a modern range ·eMl
be-by-trying it your own way, in your owp home.
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Here are f~atures to delight you. Enjoy a generous 60-day trial _
-find out about ~he trade-Jn plan--:an<t .terms ?f 2 to 2¥2 ¥ears. _
_Choo~e,f~o~,A-B or·Det~oit J~wel Spectals-w1th a 1tomattc top
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oven; utensil drawers; tabl~ top design.
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was the fiftieth .annlversacy qf :the Wilsqn Ave. M. E. Chur~:h wa~;; presLeague.
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. il} ·at her home on ·south Main Str~et: ~ethodiilt Chur~h School last &un<Jay ·was· taught by Mrs; Warren St!i..:t
· Everyone will be ~orry to ie,rn W1l:> ~~8, the· ·higpe~t ·~~k foP.· two during the Sunday~ Se1:0ol Jieriod..
that :&Irs. Josephine Sm\th is ill. $ld
·\C~Am(STQN, 1\UCH.
is confined· tci her home. ·
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.w~k-end
Notice of Change in Savings Interest
Beginning J une.lst;·1939
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Mrs.·MaTY" Phn11b ha$as' her gue~ts
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her daughter, .Mrs. Wtlfred Str'nger,
and her gl'a'!lddaugbter; ·Mrs. Gladys
Willson, of B!Iffalo, N. Y.
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Mra. Pearl Urch is nctw at her
home on Holcomb St. ar.d enjoys
riving to school ih Detroit every
. ·.. -Gidl-e-~Electri-c.-Shop
on; BURNE I~- sTOKER - REFRIGERATION
IN~l'ALLAT;ION -'SERVICE.
PHQNE PONTIAC 31-1423
U.:HOUR SERVICE
Jack·s Quality Market
Groceries & l\leats
we .Deli~·er· ·
Guests at the William Goulet hoJille
last week-end 'wer~ Mi·s.·
M.onte Langley of· Atlanta; G~ .• and
M'"s. Ed. Salvage <Jf Jacksonvil:e, Fla.
David Newlands has been .in poor
beaJth and although he is feeling a
. littiP. better he has to visit the hospital for treatments.
Miss Ger.evi.eve Beafdslee and Miss
Mildred Butters, students ·at the
State College in Lamdng, spent the
last week-end. with their· pare!lts in
, Clarkston.
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Irlout·ance Corporation
Member Federal Reserve
System
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of· Mrs. Dwight S. Large, .last FDiday.j
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joined by several of her friends wh.o •
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attend
church antlSunday
enjoy·morninl{
Sunday , _ _ _
drove
to Clarkston
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Drayton Plains
dirner together.
Thf' larg-ej't consn-••;ration .s'n<'e
f:q:,t"-r Su'ldav
g-;1therer\ at the
Clarkston !II. E. Church !a~t s~'nd:Jy
morning. There were many guest-.3
from out of town. Th'! sermon w~E
basc,i on the Epworth Leat:ue
DIXIE FRIENDLY MARKET
Former-ljY Sa,ylor's Market
SENSATIONAL REDUCTIONS
an~
now in e1Tect on
Public Liability and Property Damage· Insurance
I{ING'S INSURANCE AGENCY
L: Mil!eur:,· Prop.
QUALITY MEA'tS AND GROCERIES
CASH for de~.d livestock according to
si~e and condition .
; ·HORSES - - - ·s3
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CO\VS
;2.00
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Beer and \Vine to Take Out.
'\\'elfare order~ gladly accepted
4:i04 Dixie Highway
We Deliv"r
Phime P~ntiac 3-1230
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As interest on the high grade secuJ.ities· and Government :Bonds. necessa~y t~ use as sa~ings res.erve has now
fallen below 2%, we are obliged, in· the intereSt of sound
bankingto.change'the interes~ raieto l%·7o-beginnin~ June'
"1st, "1939. The Board has also decided to· pay no interest on .
small aecounts of $25.00 o:r less, beginning at 'that time.
~ove~ the
Phone 31:122
1\irby
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ElectriCal Contracting
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ALL CEMETERY WOJl;'K
\Ye Hwe a Laq~e Stock for Your ApproYal
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T\HHenhach Bros. Co.
BtLL SYSTEM EXHIBIT
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MRS. CHAS. F. STONE
FE!\TDN
Phone Detroit Yillt'wood 1-9-tOO
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·NE-W YORK
.·WORLD'S FAIR
See arul hea.r Jqng. ilist~cc tcle.~.
phone conne.ctions established,
listen to. the conversations, and
perhaps be chosen by lot to make.
!1 fre!! call to· any telephone in
the United St~es.
Hear y;u~ own voice in the .. Voice
Mirror", and thus learn how it
sounds to other!! over the telephone.
Test the keennef.s of yo4r hearing
for spoken words and for a wide
ran~ of musical notes.
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.SPEED· UP
S! vital hou:ehold tasks!"
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See and hear the '\:Oder, the
m~nelous machine whieh creates
!'peech v.hen its keys are played
hy trained fmgers.
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"Here's something you'll r.eally appreciate;''
proclaims Electric fi ot Water. ''My job is
to take a lot of work off your hands, and I
bring one of the finest serviceS: electricity
provides for your home. I speed up 51 vital
household task~furriishing plenty of hot
·water the minute you want it for dishes,
cooking, washing· windows, scrubbing
.floors, oa:thing, shaving, housecleaning, the
launl:lry and countless other daily uses.
WheJ;"ever I go, I raise the standard of living: A home with automatic hot water,
alwa:rs on tap~-~. cl~aner, more efficient,
more comfortable. Ask about me at any
Detroit Edison office." The Detroit Edison
Compa,ny.
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~h t<lem exhil>i.t at the Golden Gate
·International Exp<isltion.
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TELEPHONE COMPANY
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' Mrs. Ada Dun!::.)J, m s.-;iuitary from
1 bition-Gigolo
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at the botto::n. A deer hair sweat pad
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•.. un aph ga"-e a. v_ery in-! Hobbi_ es_ - Ea.tm· g, · sileep.:ng and should be used if the collar is a little
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talk
A number of friends gathered at • Mr. and Mrs. Don Eakle and niece
eG .mg
on t e cond1t10ns oj playing baseball
too larg~.
the Ebner Collins home last Saturday Doris Kua 1...1!~ Gr<:>y spent +'he week· E!'YPt.
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· Peeves--Panty Wastes
Th
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night to help Mr. Collms" celeb-te
. "t"tng. reIa~iv.es_
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Likes-T o tinker and
. Dance
ar must
be· keptwith
clean,
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in Ohio.
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. s. E nu"1 Jp\.Oop, Mrs. Alfred Hutbing ebycohand
or washing
a rub
Mrs. Francis ~berlain ·and· h£
hinson, Mrs. E. A. Becker, Mrs. Oli·
Dislikes-JitterBugs and Girls th3 t sponge when it is taken off the horse.
his birthday. Card games were player Seibert, Mrs. Kenneth See, Mrs. Smoke and Drink ·
· · Oiling the .. 11 . tw"
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ed during the evening and at a late · da:_ug·hter, Mrs.. ' BesSI·e Owen, ,.""ve
hour a delicious lWlch was enJ"oyed their guest, Mrs. Minnie Wager
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Mrs • Ne"l
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lee a year
an top
a 1 H ager, Mrs.
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Name--Maxine Boadway
ways
~~ding
ft together
at the
The party was a complete surprise
Mt. Pleasar.t.
·:em·y !loyd, Mrst Earl Springer,
Age-16
.
wheti"'carrying it preserves the life of
The Clar~ston Baptist €hnrch
~rs. Mllton Reddeman accompanied Grade-JWlior
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the collar.
School will hold a short business ly The
GOodedWill Fr"da
Club was pleasar.
1e Mothers Singers of Pontiac' to
Nt"ckname-Mac
enterta·
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In warm weather the collar should
meeting followed by a program of
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1g at ~he National Parent Teacners
Pals--Bernice Tallinger
entertainment on Friday evening at of Mrs. J. R. Blakeslee, president J
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be lifted and shoulders of the horse
de.licious three course luncheon 'wa
. >hi·'~ven lon
ay a
mcmnatl,
Where Seen-Every Place
wiped off frequently when the· horse
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is at hard work. Washing the shout7:30.. Games, stunts, songs and re- served to ten _members and t"
o•
F avonte
· Character"
Mr. an d Mrs. CharI es W"ll"
. h ments
p
I 1ams,
M;,.le--Richard Greene
ders of the horse when the collar is
have beenh p 1anned by guests, .Mrs. Walter Kuhn and M·. r:
f res
•M1ss ear1 01son and er committee, L. V. VanSyckle a.t. one o'clock.· .
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01·Ive.Board man
· and . Mrs. Grace
.rs.
Female--Gtnger R.Qgers
removed will help prevent .shoulder
camposed of: decorations, Ina Rouse, h
arnhart spent Sunday aftenioon
Ambition A tr ·.
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Burton Steiner and Don Slieiner; re- ~ ort bul!lneS& meeting \\as conduct< ·
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cfreshments,. Dorothy Rouse and. Lil- by the'-president and this was folio'
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na GatiJier in Detroit.
Hobbies-;ReadingOnce a gall develops, the sore area
lian Beardslee. At the business meet- ed by the following program i
Billy Peck is still \seriously ili·with
Peeves-Boys
should be Wa§hed with a white lotion
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charge -" Mrs. Mehlberg·. short talk
~art trouble at ·his home.
Likes--Cokes and Badminton
made of one ounce of sugar of lead,
tng p 1ans
D"Islikes--lll-mannered people
1l· e made for the
·work
and Wl
developments
thefuture
Sun- on "Theu~ Ou~standing features enjoy
Floyd L~master spent last Frid{ly
pne ounce of zinc sulphate, dissolved
01
tiay School:"'
• ed. by _some of the members durinJ
t Otisville, Mich.
Nante--William Wilson
in a quart of soft water.
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the winter". Mrs. Oscar Virgin an
· ~1"!1· Frank Jeffery and father;~
Age-18
Grooming the animal after a. day·:.
esse Cooper spent last Tuesday in
Grade-Freshman
work or sponging ·.off .with . !V~l!:!!l_
Mrs. G€orge Kimball told of thei.
5hort vacation in the eastern
etroit, guests of Mrs. Lou Elcke.
Nickname-Bill
water in hot ..weather are other horse ··
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Pals--Chuck Beach
savers. Cold water · should not . be
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The annual· mother and daughter
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Mrs. Isabella. Pra• and son Wil- Jn a trip up the Shenandoah valle'
Where Seen-Most Anywhere
thrown on the animal. Use of pasliarp of Detroit spent Sunda~_y with \Irs. F. :IL T~ ompson, Mrs. Per;
anquet sponsored bv the Ladie~' Aio
Favorite Charactert~re
as work decre_ases will cont,rioa
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,f the Community United PresbyterM 1 Ed D-b"
ute to the animal's health.
...unt,
rs. Van Syckle and Mrs -:m Church -will be served in the
· a e~"" mson
Mehlberg gave interesting accounts ~burch parlors tonight, Friday, !lilay
female-Alice Fa.ye
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of interesting things to see in Flor- >th. The main speaker will be Mrs.
Ambition-Electrical Engineer
ida. Mrs. H. F. Buck gp,ve a short vietor Longfield, of Lincoln Park.
Hobbies-Playing football
L. G. ROWLEY, M. D.
;ketch of the Flower Show in Detroit.
Peeves-Women
Dray•un Pb1i.Da
MidligaD
rhe
May
meeting
will
be
held
at
t·he
'vlrs.
Clayton
Purdy
is
toastmistress
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Likes--Chocolate Ice Cream
Offi~ Hours ·
md will be introduced by Mrs. Pedei'
home of Mr:s. Percy Hunt with Mrs. <el
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The Michigan National Yo. uth AdMorning by Appointment
son. 'I" oast to t h e moth ers __Vfl-11 be1 Dislikes-Ill-mannered girls
,uck in chargec:>f the _progra~n.
:iven by Charlotte Ann Maybe~ and
ministration is emplo~ng 226 needy
Week Days: 1:5 except WedThe Wat~rford P. T. A. met in the he toast to thP· daught.,rs by MrF
youth on its school aid program in
nesday; 7-8:80 except Monday
Oakland CoWlty, according: ·to Orin
;chool auditorium on Thursday eve- '}eorge Chamberlain. Mrs. Reuben
House 31-1024
1ing_ with ·the president, Mrs. Cliffore Watkins and Miss Mary Elizabeth
W. Kaye, State Director.
Office 3•1455
Nood in charge of the business meet- Gemmell will ·give readings. A pian 9
Out of the stirring past of this
Youth who are accepted as eligible
ng. Songs led by Howard Burt witl> solo .will be played.· by Miss Vivian great nation emerges a ,drama of ac- for· NYA school-aid by the school
:VHss Margaret Pelican at the pianL kott. Mrs. Wilton Holling of Orton· complishment that symbolizes the authorities, are employed on part
ert> Pn.irH·ed. 'P.~>v .. Hfl-.;<~1 Jevn~l :ille will lead community s.inginf!. traditio'fl of America~the story of] time projects for which they are pa·d
had charge of the devotionals. The The invocation will be by Mrs.~ C. J. Alexander Graham 'Bell, inventor of i a maxim am of six dollars a mont1
BRUCE L. PATHE, D.O.
;ecretary's report was read by Mrs. Sutton.
the telephone. His is the dramatic , and which are supervised by· school
Physician and Surgeon
romance of one who dreamed and officials themselves. This amount of.vlehlberg and the treasurer!s report
N~s given by ~Irs. ~hzabeth Shoup.
Are ~ou Repainting Your
Rtruggled, loved and achieved. Sim- ten means the diffe~nce betweel'l at·
Ortonville
-t wa.s reported that $46 was cleare
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pie, human and insplnng, the mag- tending school and being forced out.
Will ma·ke calls. to Clarkston
.t the dance at the Willill.lll3 LakE
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nifice.nt moti .. n picti.U"e c<>ming Sun- Young people in financial need ar-:
at any time
ountry Club. · ·'I;'he new presiden:
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·-. '<iay to the Holly Theatre pays hom- provided with a sufficient amount of
Phone 72
y-., :T. r ~·'··,·hr-~ wa;: "lP('ted as r
By VAUGHN S. GARRISON
.age to his genius 'ru1d to a woman's i money to pay necessary expenses.
· - · - - - - - - - - - - - - ielegate tc the State Convention to Manager Pontiac Varnish Company'!" l.''evotion. DarryL, F. Zanuck's ,produc- 'such as books, lunches, tran. spor.t.a..~.· ·
be held at the Sault in May. The May
. Paint ~tore, Pontiac, Michigan
tion of "The Story of Alexander\ tion and, in many instances, .clotheR.
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meeting will be recognized as Chi!'
Gra~am Bell", a Cosmopolitan P~-~ The type of proJect on which· t~e
ltON.t\LD A. WALTER
iren's Night and will be in charge of
In repnintin~; !'OU'" non<>i!,. ure ll' ducuon for 2~th Cen~ury-Fox, WJth youth are employed is designed tu
Attorney at Law
Mrs. Earl Wilcox who will appoint g-ood pain• anrl <>n->nloy the service~ j Don Ameche (m the title role(-~_ Lor-\ provide work experience in his cho~<< n
1}15 Peoples State Bldg.. Pontiat
1er own committee. Mrs. Robert of a reliable ,painter.
etta Young and Hemy Fon<ia ~r· vocation wherever possible. They an·
Phones: Pontiac 5010
Iick~<on, president of the County
Poor paint may cost less than good m~ stellar honors, ~ells with power, given the opport.unity to obtain t>xClarkston 184
~ouncil gave a brief talk and report-, paint per gallon, but it costs just -as wtth humor and w1th profound hu-, perience in ,typing, filing, dictation,
In Clarkston Wednesday and
•rl that during thP last year the mueh to apply and will not last as, manity the dr~ma .of a ~reat man and bookkeeping, -carpentry, sign and po!'Saturday afternoons
Council had started six new P. T. J\. "" 5 , ~u
._J-, ~ mo.e in the long I' Lhe love thaL msp1red him.
j ter painting, varnishing, woodwork,roups anJ fifteen schools belong to run. On the other hand, good paint
Bell's ls a RtQry that belongs to· ing, landscaping, window cleaning,
he Coun<!il wi1h a membershi~ of 86. improperly applied wille-not last ~ell! America-t~e o!>scure young. scien- book repai{ing and book-binding an<i
'irs. Hickson then installed the fol- either.
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tist, his" discouraging struggles, his many other occupati<>ns which may
lowing officers: president, Mrs. J. R.
Preparation of the surf~~ to be 1 invention of the telephone, his des- prove valuable in seeking employOR. A. W. EMERY
Maybee; vice president, Mrs. A. C. painted is i>f the utmost importance. perate battle against public ridicule ment .after··they-have completed thl'ir
VETERINARIAN
Ish; father vice president, AI Kray; All dust, dirt, and soot should be and p<>wenul opponents, hi's ultimaw schoolin6, stated Kaye.. A total of
Waterlord
·.eacher vice president, hlrs. Earl cleaned off. Old loose paint should. triumph, the firune of his genius kept 13,555 needy students are now work·
5510 Dixie Hwy.
/est; secr><cary. ,\ir!!. v. I-. bJegman,_ be..:renwved wilh a wire brush or a alive by the love and faith of the ing part time for the NYA, 9357 of
Residence Phone Pont. 31-1222
....;._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __,. 'orresponding ~tlCrt:ta~Mr-:1: Angus putty knife. Holes and cracks sh~uld w_oman he adot:ed.
whie!l are in high school and 4198 in
_______ ,.. __ ,_. __ ---~---:::;;::-' VIcCaffrev: trA" .urer. ~s. Jl!.':ehslt be filled with puthty. Ruhst on metaedl
So intense was the struggle against eollege.
..,,.!,;,ns; l:::::,t.,.ian, Mrs. n. B. me • work should be t oroug 1Y remov
poverty, disappointment and power~
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DR. ARTHUR W. SCHURZ new· officer and the presentation of a fore painting. Knots and sappy spots vented hi'S marriage to the girl he
DENTIST
flower to each by Mrs. Wood com- on new wood should be covered witn loved, that Bell baited on the. thresh( onHultation and Examination
pleted the installation ceremony. aluminum paint or shellac.
old of his invention ready to sB.crifice
.Vhile the officers were still on the
F<>r painting over old paint that is it so he could find happiness with
.,. Free
1oor Mrs. Joseph Helman presented in fair condition, two coats are suffi- Mabel Hubbard. To her, in his dark~
t.t ~. Main St.
Res. Phone 181 1 \frs. Wood with a Pa.~t President's cient, but for new w:ood, or wood est hour, he wrote:
11-lany drivers feel that, because thl'
1in. ~1rs. · WQod was quite s11rpa:ised. cleaned of old paint, three coats.!re
"Ever since I held you in my artru1, weather is clear and the rc:>ad surface
She responded very sweetly and needed.
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\l've known t My inventioii must be dry, they can take chances going
thanked all fQr thei~ cooperation durAlways stir paint ~horoughly be- : given up. This is little 'enough to do around curves, passing vehiCles on
ing ·her term of ()fftce. The program fore usmg. The clear liquid shoul~ be if it means that 1 may call you sweet- hills, and · so on.
WILLIAM H. STAMP
that followed was in charge of Mrs. poured otf in~, a separate ~ntainer heart and wife! ·The telephone will
Do you really know on what kind
Attorney at Law
Ma~·bee who had acted as program ~d tlie rem~mmg contents stlrred to oe born some day-OI.nd I do Rot care of road surface. most accidents on our
Phone 43 chatrman for the past year. The Wat- an even consistency. SmS;ll amount of one bit who· gets the glory so loRg as highways happen?
erford orchestra comp~sed of Rev. the li~uid porti?n are then added an~ the world gets the benefit . . ."
Office-News ·office
Wet surface ?
Howard Jewell at the ptan_o; H?v.:ard the nuxture stirred a~te~ each add!But the courageous Mabel spurred . Dry surface?
, . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · • Burl and P. L. McLaughlm, Vlolms _tion. Mter 1711 ~he hqUid has been on the dreamer . who· believed men
Icy surface?
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Mrs.. James Lamberton: trombone added; the pamt lS poured f1"9~ one coulrl talk through a wire. It was
You will be surprised to kn.:-v th~>
and James Sutton, gu.Itar, played ~ontamer to anotht>r _several ttmes.' their romance tha.t gave the world fact that because you are dri:ving on
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se'l<eral selections and were receive( This is known as "boxmg".
the power to span oceans and con· a dry surface does not mean you I"IU1
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with great applause. This wa.'l thei
9n ne~wo_Fk, after a-pplying alum- tinents with the human V9ice.
becom.efl~eless. Only a comparativt>ly small percentage of accidents hapto
dr;:rt
: : pen on a wet or icy surface.
den of Pontiac gave a fine talk or holes it is- advisable to apply a prime Produ~r Kenneth Macgowan, "reEven though the surface of the
\Vool will be received on Satur·
"The Value of Hobbies" and she tole
oat 'by thmn~ng the pamt with one member it was a great romance that road is very dry-the weather clear
day of ea-ch w.eek at the Meacham
an interesting story ofPihow
--and all other conditions favorable
h glass ar· ,art of linseed oil and three
d parts of wrought the miracle!"
Bldg. on South Broad street, and
ticles were made.
tc ers, snut :urpentine. For the secon coS;t one _ InCluded in the cast are Charles -"It's Still Smart to Drive CareUon other days by appointment.
boxes and paper weights were amo11
part of linseed oil and two parts tur- Coburn, Gene Lockhart. Spring By- fully".
the articles she mentioned and ha
1entine are used. For the third and
Pxhibition. A Betty Lou oilh'lanr . - tcceedir.g coats the paint is thmned
ington and the three si.sterir- of Lor~
d etta Young: Sally Blane, Polly Anr
on
.1
Marking the centenary of the postHouse address: .404 S. Sag. SL
and a B~lgian lamp, an old fas 1on:
young and G€orgiana Young. Irving age stamp, Great Britain will issue
3 ing equal parts of linseed o1 an
Phone: 2951.
fire earner and maps were a-lso dis- urpentine.
played. Mrs. Selden emphasized th(, "' For old work the paint is usually Cummings directed the screen play four commemoratives next year.
fact that a hobby was very often thf ~inned for· the firnt coat with one by Lamar Trotti, based ·on an orig· rhirty picked artists are submitting
;esig:as.
art of linseed oil and two parts of ina! story by Ray Harris.
foundation of a successful caree1
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The philatelic writer of the New
ad h bb d" 1
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eel"
-The film was previewed at the San
Several others h . o y l~P ay
,Jrpentlne; ·.lne next, or suc~e mg Francisco World's Fair, the first tim' {ork Times evidently did ·consideramong them was a fine collect10n o
oats are applied after the pamt has
Why not put in that Water stones mad~ l>y Mrs. E. D. .Spoone
een thinnefr.:~with equal parts linseed such an _honor has been accorded ll lhle research work to produce ~he
:allowing figures but we wish he had
~
System now?
on her travels In the States. A spier
il and turpentine.
mot!on pJ.Cture•.
1lso told us how much U. S. currency
did collection of butterflies and moth:
Never paint a surface that is not
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it would take to keep up with Cl!rrent
was
shown
by
Mrs.
John
W~tchpock
absolutely
dry,
and
generally
it
is
not
WATERFORD HILL
ssues. Of the 186 governmen~ tha:t .
et who has made an extensive stud~
dvisable to paint wnen the tnerm6mu~ issued a total of 2696 stamps, Russia '
Pl.Ul\IBING & HEATING
and research on this subject. A home
ter is below 50 degrees.
.£IC led with 88; Venezuela came next
Ph. Pont. 31-~6J4
Waterford J made railroad was . exhibited b~
Allow at least three days for the
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with 68, Switzerland with 59 and
James Lamberton. 'this hobby was 'irst coat to dry before applying the Advice to Farmers on How to Hungary 44. Cloee to the last figure
H. McCall, 'Mgr.
.
the envy of all the children. The so- next one.
·
Prevent Sore Shoulders
~as Italian East Africa with 43 and
.cial hour was in charge of MrR . .fos·
Shutters and screens should be reBelgium .. 4~ France ·and the United
If horses in Oakland county know
eph Helman and her committee from moved before painting the house and
States ·tied at 39; Turkey followed.
how
to.
swear,
it's
likely
their
Ian~
the Andersonville Road group con· Je painted separately.
with 38 and Germany had low at 37.
guage
..
on
too
many
farms
reflects
sisting of Mrs. Leonard Eakle, Mrs.
lack of attention to the fit of collars,
James Sutton, Mrs. George Sutphen,
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warns K.arl D. Bailey, corty agri~ulc .Are You a Married Man? Is Your
Mrs. 0. D, Anderson and Mrs. Lyman
tural agent.
·
Wife Sorry She Married Yon7
Girst.
·
Condition · of shoulders .often deterYou'll find a test for husbands in
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mines whether a horse can work. Us'e The American Weekly, the great
Name--La Verne Webber
of a few pointers obtained from R. S. weekly magazine with the May 7
Age-18
'Hudson of .the farm and horse de- is8ue of Th~ Detroit Sunday Time!;,
The Missionhry meeting with Mrs.
Grade-12
(Senior)
AMBULANCE
partment at Michigan State College which will tell any married mail who
Ray Schell will be next Thursday
Nickname--"W ebie"
can save veterinary bills or loss Of wants to know whet\ier ·he i~· in ·good
SBRVICEevening, May 11th.· Mrs. Frank Jef·
Pa.ls-Rex, Ollie, a.nd Smitty
use of animals.
standing at home, ~ h~ is eligi.ble f~r
Where Seen-Most anywhere
fery, leader. ·
CLARKSTON'
Collars must be fitted properly, ~he doghouse, or if, his ma.rnage 1s
Favorite Chli.~cterOne hundred enjoyed the cooperat·
Phone 121
tight on sides to . admit finger tips 'headed ,for the .rocks. Be sure to get
:Male-Dick Powell
., ive , supper held in the 'CoiiUJlUlli~y .
only, long enough to admit the hand SundaY.JL~lt_Sunday Times.
Femal&-Jane Withers
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