1930-05-08; Saline Observer

              THE   SALINE
VOLUME 49
SALINE, WASHTENAW COUNTY, MICH., THURSDAY, MAY 8, 193.0
NUMBER 23
Successful
Banking
To us of this organization, growth is
indicative of our success as bankers, .but
only because it proves that we are satisfying the people of the community we serve.
That above all else is our ambition, and
for that reason you will find in this bank an
atmosphere of cheerful, helpful courtesy
which will go far toward making -a connection here a pleasant' and profitable one."'-.
Saline Sayings Bank
The One Story Bank on    the Corner
I ["Windmills  Of  Holland"
High School Operetta
At Saline Opera House Friday Evening, May 16.
£7"i
The QUALITY Grocery
You may be able to buy cheaper, but you can't buy better
• LET US SUPPLY YOUR GARDEN SEED,
-AS WE CARRY NOTHING BUT BEST IN  *„
PACKAGE OR BULK SEEDS'.
When you buy GROCERIES, buy them at this store,
as everything we sell is guaranteed to be fresh and
wholesome or your money refunded.
Phone 86
MARTIN fUOSS
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The thousands of motorists who are using
DIXIE Gas, Motor Oils and Greasing Service
are wise to the fact that they get 100 per
cent value for every dollar spent at a DIXIE
Station.
There's more to DIXIE than a brand name.
It means service from a group of the state's
reliable independent oil merchants whose
business reputations are pledged to the highest standards of quality and service. It
means protection for your motor car investment, and greater driving pleasure.
Use DEOE Quality and DIXIE Service and your
car will Run Better, Go Farther, Last Longer, and
Cost Less to Operate.
STAEBLER OIL COMPANY
Orders may be left at Neumaier's   Phone 272
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FAVORITE POEMS      Splendid Program
PIN ON YOUR POSIES!
By James Edward Hungerford
Director-—Mrs. Aileen Brown.
If you are liking- me a heap,
Come out and tell me so;
" If you're my friend, no use to keep
. ,  It hid—I want to know!
The Mother and Daughters banquet, which, has become a most pleas-
Mrs Aileen Brown will present «Vait until I'm dead and gone,yrfip annual event of the M. E. church,
"Windmills of Holland" which is an To say h°y Bae X he>
operetta* by the High School Glee Don't wait to put your posies oj
Club, in the opera house Friday eve-" Mv grave^-mstead o' me.
ning of next week. i j want to know jUSt how you ieei
They   are working   very hard   to.    Don't go and pass me by;
make this worth your while, so plan j want to feel your hearty grasp.
to   be with'   them   on the   16th of,     ^nd know your feelings fine,
May at the opera house, beginning And get ^^ something in your clasp,
promptly at 8:00 p. m. ,    That says you>re friend o' mine.
We will be assisted by the Commu- ;
nity   Orchestra,   the   second    grade I want to read it in your eyes,
songsters   and   the   boys'    quartet, j    Aa' see it in your .smile,
They are looking for "you. j Without pretense or sham, or guise.
CAST I    Tn real, heart-warming style!
Mynheer   Hertogenbasch — Erwin Don't wait until I'm dead an' gone,
Schmid. „ j    Beside my grave to bow,
Vrouw Hertogenbosch—Eileen Mar- An' weeping, put your posies on—
tin. V Just give 'em to me now!
Wilhelmina and Hilda (daughters}
—Mae Schroen, Lucille Schmid.     |J:
Bob Yankee (Ameiean salesman)—:
George Martin. Pupils Appeared in Costumes Repre-
Hans  (student of music)—Arthur ; senting Some Country or
Wedetoyer. -    ,,.     !
Franz (.son)—Ralph Harwood, ;f     }
Katrina—Velma Jedele. J- _ *j
- Chorus (Farmers' daughters)—Stith. J
8th, '9th grades. *
RECITAL A BIG SUCCESS
Character.
Featured Banquet
Mothers and Daughters AfEair of M.
E. Church Xargely Attended.
j     Complete stocks at lowest price*
at Dietiker's.
All sales cash.   No credit.
Mercantile Company.
Saline
.Friday evening the music pupils
of Miss Vesta Mills' gave their annual
recital in the Federated church, to a
large and appreciatjxe'-audience.J.
The entire program was given in
costume,  the  younger  pupils  repre-
Chorus     (Farmers'     daughters)
10th, 11th, 12th grades.
. MUSICAL NUMBERS
Orchestra.    Act I.
Overture—Muriel Woodbridge.
Opening  Chorus--10th,  11th, -12th seating the country from which the
grade chorus. '.      composer of their respective selections
"Vot is It?"—Hertogenbasch. came from, and the older ones rep-
"Mother Mine"—Wilhelmina. ,  resenting   some  character   from   the
"The Spider and the Fly"^-Vrouw.  opera from which they played.   Some
"There   Are   Others"—Hilda   and of the costumes -were gorgeous and
Franz. ! all were good representations.
"Dance—Grades 7, 8 and 9 chorus, j    The  numbers  were/:well  rendered
"Looking for a  Girl"—Franz  and and reflected \he painstaking efforts
chorus. " of Miss Mills' training.   There are 26
"Fishing"—Wilhelmina and Bob.       in the class.       j^%
"In Dreamland"—Hans. '■    At   the   eloise   of^the program   a
"Wooden     Shoes"     and    Finale— flashlight picture was taken.
Chorus. ( |  *  ,
Methodist Church Notes
ACT II ' I
Dance—Grades 10, 11 and 12 chorus, i        i
Drum    Song-    (Trio)—Wilhelmina, i
Bob, Hertog-enbasch.
"Shams  on  You"   (Trio)—Weihel-
mina, Hilda, Vrouw.
"* "A   Common  Game"*   (Trio)—Wilhelmina. Hilda,  Vrouw.
"Tulips Red and White"—Chorus.
"A Man in Business''—Bob Yankee.
"When I Was Young Like You"-—
S. Schofield. Minister
!|Swas held Friday- evening in* the Masonic club rooms, with 175 In attendance. *
The men Vof the church jproved
themselves efffcient caterers, and the
young men equally ca^pahle itf serving
the guests. The tables were splendid
with candles and pretty decorations.
After the delicious^ feast, Mrs. C.
O. Woodbridge, chairman of the program, in a few well chosen -words introduced the toastmistress of the evening, Mrs. S. Schofield, who in her usual pleasing manner presented the
personnel^ of the program. \
Solo, "The/bream Mother"—Mrs.
Edward Law. \
Toast, "Our Daughters"—Mrs. Luther Briggs. \
Solo./Mother o' Mine" (Frank E.
Tours)f "The Old Refrain"^ (Fritz
Kreisler)—Mrs. Leigh Townsend.
Toast,     "Our     Mothers"—Pauline
si        '
Cramer.
•   Address,     Windows"—Mrs.   Frank
Miner.
Solo, "Trees" (Rasback); "The
Wind Song" (Rogers); "Big Brown
Bear" (Manna-Cucca)—Miss ^ Gertrude Hicks.
Mrs. Edward (Derr) Law of Detroit and Miss Gertrude Hicks, who
is taking her master's degree at the
U. of M., are former Saline girls, and
Mrs. Townsend is the wife of Leigh
Townsend of Ypsilanti, former Saline
boy. Their singing was much' enjoyed.
The address, "Windows," by Mrs.
Frank Miner of Belleville, was both
interesting and profitable. She compared the windows' of houses—some
dark, some light; some, open, some
closed; some bright, some dark;
some full of life and some lifeless,
to .the window of the human soul.
Mrs. Schofield brought the evening's program to a happy conclusion
with a few remarks regarding the relationship between mother and daughter and its sacredness.
Wanted—Washings.  Called for and
delivered.   Phone 190-F31. 29
Tractors   save   time   and   time   is
money;   Parsons & Dodge.
For   Sale—White   Flemish   Giant
rabbits.   L. Alber, phone 110.     30
Star Leader Oil Range with built-in
oven, ?39.65. H. Gross & Sons.
A good mother is as loyal as the
stars of the evening; as faithful .to
duty as the rising sun, and as loving
as God can make a human soul.
Next Sunday, May 12, is Mothers'
Day" throughout the land. The service of worship in this church ■will be
in harmony with the day. Morning
sermon on "A Girl, a Mother, and
God.    The Great Human-Divine Tri-
Cramer,
Clarice     Coe, . Maragaret-
Margaret Sommer.
Tenth and  eleventh grade chorus
LIBERTY THEATRE
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAY 9-10
"Eternal Love"
Starring J. Barrymore and Camilla Horn
—AND 2-REEL COMEDY—
WEDNESDAY, MAY 14
"PRIDE OF PAWNEE" Tom Tyler
and chapter 3—"EAGLE OF THE NIGHT"
Take advantage of opportunities—read, the Liner Ads.
Hertogenbasch. _  _        _
"Nothing to Do"(Duet)—Bob Her- ^^^".6." The choir will sing ap-
togenbasch. propriate   numbers,   and   the   organ
Finale—Chorus. numbers will be unusually helpful, as
Seventh,   eighth   and ninth  grade f0iioWs:
chorus:     Jean   Burkhardt,   Imogene     preiude, Mother Machree—Arrang-
Koebbe,   Marie Schmid,  Helen Har- ed toy George Whiting,
wood, Esther Grass, Frances Bowen,      Praise  We  our  Mothers—Charles
Clara Bowen,  Velma* Jedele, Lorena GoUnod.   Arranged by J. S. Ferris.
Lange, Nettie Phifer, Doris Rogers-,      Solo>  There's  Only  One Mother—
Mriam     Erskin,     Doris     Lambarth,  Henry Wildermere.
Mothers'   Day Hymn—Adele  Hermann.
Offertory, Home, Sweet Home (On
Marie   Rogers,   Mildred   Wedemyer,  chimes)—John Howard Payne.
Helen    Armbruster,    Wilma    Hollis,      Duetj    Mother    O'    Mine—J.    A.
Daisy  Gleason,  Helen  Layher,  Mar- pari_s
garet McCord, Alberta Heiniger, Ina      postlude,    Hymns    Our    Mothers
Brown, Margaret Kleinschmidt, Mar- gang—Improvised,
garet  Bowersox,   Jenette   Merriman.;     Sunday   school' at   11:15.     E.   L.
—  Cramer,     superintendent.       H.     L.
Christian Science Notes    H°im'es* assistant.
j    Epworth League devotional service
The   Christian   Science   Society   of  at   6:30.    Topic,  "Next   Steps   in   a
Saline holds its services in the hall Growing Program."
above the Citizens bank  Sunday at.    Evening service at 7:30.   A contin-
10:30 a. m. uation of the Mothers' Day thought.
Testimonial meeting Wednesday a pantomime, "Our Mothers of Yes-
evening .at 7:30. : terday and Today."
A cordial invitation is given to all.',    Wednesday evening prayer hour at
Sunday school immediately follows 7:30.
the morning service to which pupils;    Thursday evening choir meeting at
under 20 may be admitted. 7:30.
"Adam and Fallen Man" "will be| We have no desire to interfere
the subject of the lesson-sermon in with your religious program or prac-
all Christian Science churches on tice but if you are without a church
Sunday, May 11. home   we   cordially   invite   you   to
Among   the   citations  which  com-  share our services of worship with us.
prise the lesson sermon are the foi- r
lowing from  the Bible:     "Therefore
See the New Chrysler Six and Plymouth cars at Parsons & Dodge.
Service on all cars. AU work
guaranteed.       West Side Garage.
„,wCl^£    of    aU    ^ds-hauling
ashes,  dirt, gravel.    Call 208-F3.
For Sale—New platform scale at
a big saving.   Wiedman Auto Co.
For Sale—iiouse and lot on West
McKay street, ?1,250.   Edw. J. Muir.
We are pleased to announce a reduction in Tractor prices. Parsons
& Dodge.
Alemiting service for all makes of
A^f" ~Pnces  reasonable.    Wiedman
Auto Company.
The New Chrysler Six is a dandy
Just step in to Parsons & Dodge and.
see for yourself.
SENIORS TO COLLECT PAPERS
THURSDAY
Any old papers or magazines today? Or do you happen to have an
old tire that blew out last summer
when you were on your way to the
lake ? And maybe the batteries went
on a strike, too.
Perhaps you have something we
haven't thought of that the junk
dealer would take. We want to ask
a favor—will you please get your
contribution ready for the Senior
class?
This is to be our last campaign before we start for Washington. We'
will be at your place Thursday,
bright and early—and we thank you
very much:
Girl wants work by day or week..
Inquire of Frank Carter, Rfd 3, on
Saline-Milan road. 29x
For Sale—Good team work horses.
8 yrs. old; one single norse 4 yrs
old.   D. Bakity, rfd 3. '      29
Goodyear or Goodrich Tires at MaU.
Order Prices. Why send away for
them. Ge0. V. Cook and Son.
Place your order for the Genera.'.
iuectric Refrigerator with us.
Uphaus & Schroen.
Body, fender and all kinds of
bumping welding.
West Side Garage.
WE SELL GOODYEAR TIRES.
AT MAIL ORDER PRICES.
WIEDMAN AUTO COMPANY.
Use Avicol Tablets for White Diaj.-
rhoea and Cholera and keep those-
chicks healthy.   Saline Mercantile Ca
USE WONDER FEED FOR THOSE
LAYING HENS. NONE BETTER
SALINE MERCANTILE COMPANY.
Typewriters,   ribbons;   check   protectors,   ribbons;   carbon paper   an.
other office supplies at The Observer-
office.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish all to know tiaat I deeply
appreciate the many flowers received
during my Illness and other kindnesses shown me. * Lucille Alber.
Some people contend that the worm
is sure to turn. What if it does—it's
just the same on both sides.
THE OBSERVER LINERS
Classified Advertising
j*
6c per line first insertion, 4c per line
each subsequent insertion.
MINIMUM CHARGE. 25 CENTS
Used tTractors at Parsons & Dodge.
Genuine  No.   3  Pocahontas,  Kentucky Elkhorn, Scranton Hard Coal
Quality coals at right prices.    Edw
J. Muir, phone 105. 4rf
To Rent—40 acres of sheep pasture
with running water; also for sale a
14x30 California redwood silo. Chris
Braun, Rfd 1, Saline. 29x
Hot weather will soon be here.
Place your order for a Kelvinator
Electric Refrigerator
H. Gross & Sons.
Wanted—Ladies to pass samples
from house to house; experience;
age 25 to 50. §5 per day. Address
Box F, Saline.    Give phone number-
Wanted—General
269.
sewing.
Phone
. 29
Wanted — Housework.
155-F3.
Telephone
30
the Lord God sent him forth from
the garden of Eden, to till the ground
from whence he " was taken" (Gen.
3:23).
The lesson sermon also includes
the following passages from the
Christian Science textbook, "Science
and Health with Key to the Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy:
"Through discernment of the spiritual opposite of materiality, even the
way through Christ, Truth, man will
reopen with the key of divine Science
the gates of Paradise which human
beliefs have closed, and will find himself unfallen, upright, pure, and
free", not needing to consult almanacs
for the probabilities either of his life
or of the weather, not needing to
study brainology to learn how much
of a man he is"  (p. 171).
AUCTION SALE
Having sold my home I will sell all
of my household goods at public sale
on Saturday afternoon,  May 10,  at
'2:00 o'clock.    Nothing reserved.
George Finkbeiner, Sr.,
West McKay street, Saline.
George Klager, Auctioneer.
Federated Church Notes
C. E. Kircher, D. D.. Pastor
Last Sunday was a great day in
every way. The attendance was very
splendid. You who failed to be in
your regular places missed something.   Be present next Sunday.   •
The gospel team from the U. of M.
gave a fine service Sunday evening.
The large audience enjoyed the ser-
vic very much.
Next Sunday will be a great day.
Why should it not be? Think of it.
it is Mothers' Day. We invite every
one who does not worship elsewhere
to come to this Mothers' Day service at 10 a. m. Your mother will
not always be with you—you better
honor her while -she is still here. Has
she gone? Then honor her memory
by coming to this service.
Sunday school at 11:15 a. m.
Young People and Junior Endeavor
at 7:15 p. m., preaching service at
8:00.
Next Sunday, great services, great
music at every service. If you want
next week to be a good week with
you, get into these different services.
By worship you will be' happier and
better able for duties that come to
you.
Orders    taken
Earl Fosdick.
for   canary   birds.
Odd Jobs Wanted,
phone 224-F2.
Richard Clark,
29
For Sale—New.Perfection oil stove
with oven. Mrs. Louise Schroen,
155-F3. 30
Any one wishing- to buy or sell
livestock of any kind call A. Schmid,
phone 265.
Hudson touring car. Good mechanical condition.    ?50.00 will buy it.
Wiedman Auto Company.
1925 CHEVROLET TRUCK
We have a very reasonably priced
Chevrolet truck with cab. Equipped
with gear shift, starter and the new
style Chevrolet rear axle. A good
buy at a very low price.
GEO. V. COOK & SON
Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
LATE 1929 CHEIVROLET* SIX
This late model six cylinder coach
operates like a new car. The finish
is excellent and the tires good. ' It
will please you to ride in this smooth
running car. May we show it to you ?
GEO. V. COOK & SON
Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
1928 DURANT
This modern designed coach has
enclosed four wheel brakes, smooth,
operating four cylinder motor and
roomy lacquer finished body. It is.
in excellent mechanical condition and.
has practically new tires.
Ask us about it.
GEO. V. COOK & SON
Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
Property "Buyers Attention
If interested in buying for a home
or an investment, I have several
good houses, vacant lots and business
properties in Saline and Ann Arbor:
also large and small farms in Washtenaw, Monroe and Lenawee counties:
priced right and on easy terms. Buying real.estate now, your purchase is
an investment wisely made.
A. C. Lange, Saline, Phone 76..
1928 CHEVROLET COACH
This unusually good buy has just
been traded in on a new six cylinder
Chevrolet. The mileage is very low.
the Duco Finish HkeTiew and the ear
Carries our OK that counts. The
■down payment is less than $100 or
you may trade in your old car.
Drive this car and you'll want it.
GEO. V. COOK & SON
Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
1929 CHEVROLET SEDAN
This car looks and operates like
new. It is fully equipped and ready
to use. Tne six cylinder motor operates smoothly and quietly. Four-
wheel brakes stop ■ it-* quickly and
surely and the Fisher body and long:
shock absorbing springs give you the
greatest riding comfort. Ask for- a
demonstration of this car.
f GEO. V. COOK & SON
Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
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