1948-02-26; Saline Observer

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VOLUME 65
VALINE, WASHTENAW COUNTY, MICHIGAN,     THURSDAY, FEB. 26, 1948
NUMBER 21
Along The
MainDrag
0 "A Local Prodigy" used
last week as a caption on page
one, of the Saline Observer, was
pied and produced a prodigious
error when reassembled. • But
progidly you didn't notice it.
0 Very nice institution that
which gets the community dads
out of a night when "they publicly proclaim their confidence in
the sturdy calibre of" 'the sons
the" boys' mothers have raised
and the proud looks the boys
gave when they'"rose . . . Why
haven't they ever had a mother
and. son banquet with" the fathers "wearing the  aprohs?
%   The   medical   mills,   where
you. unbotton   on   your   way   in
and., button on your way out so
"ybti will  not  slow  traffic, ** and
other    unethical    practices   are
City Manager
A Lenten Meditation
By L. C. Geo. Daschner, PastotSt. Johns-Church, Bridgewater.
The first of a series of articles by local ministers appropriate
to this period leading up to Easter.
' <rr> -x. -.x,    xx.      t      v.      e,   r-, j was,  Dlat He never knew sin by
"Behold   the    Lamb    of   God personal experience. He was holy
which   tcaketh   away   the  sin   of wiUwut ^^ and ^       b]em_
the world," John l:,;;2£j., . t.
.Hu$an affafrs  ab "Btjlfe^w. could    ut ^^^^^   tne--place v
yearly three .yea» of peace m a of   sinful  man>   && your   place
very    chaotic    stgje.   Men    •"•"
j.*- ish. '.It |s because of this;-.-Jesus jjj
fc.after     ■   ^      ,x Tr;_,c.if. ^f_  ■n1.--x,i„„"
stage. Men -are
quite generally agreed on that.
They may n^t be agreed as to
the cause for this state of affairs,
and into my place. Where we
are sinners, He is sinless. Where
we transgress the law, of God,
Jesus   fulfilled "the law   of   God.
i°„m?.„?ff   °f ^L.0.^0^.^   Thus He  could, do for  our  salvation wSat needed *to he  done *
What is more, "the lamb is expressive of gentleness. Jesus could
be the   Saviour -of man  because
Gordon J.  Gary
the world is  in  trouble  because
of    certain    men.   Some    people
think   that  the blame  is not to
be   p%ced -• upon   in * individual,-
but upon a class of people. Some   ^   ig   ^ - ^e  ^^     Jesus
say the greed and selfishness of   God>s method o{ meeti      hun;an
the aipjtahsts and others say the   need wa& entirely 6iitetent from
greed and. selfishness  of the* la-
__   .        _ .   .   ,.    _.. our  "method.   Jesus  comes   with
Gordon  J.  Gary  who  assumed   boring class are -at fault. Others" infinite   love   in   His   heart    He
his  duties as Saline's city  man-   place the blame upon the politic- takeg up tlle sing  of  the wMe
™w ■>,.«,■-„**. ■-,«„- ^vprtc ■**«*   Monday,    succeeding   Glen   ians.   And so it goes  Some have humM {ainQy -anfl receives unto
W^l, J^ nrT   Hart who resigned/^    take,   a   this,_ others have that veiw con- Himself the 4tire guilt.   No one:
tO    SOCiallZefl    medlCIIle.       Dr.    De-     ■■:■       _xx. __x,___  ,x-  ...^      KAminoi  t-Vio   menu for   fVio   «rr>r.lH»n    .. .     -    _                 .    £•
Editorial
Comment
:'to  socialized medicine.    Dr.  De
S-Tar   of   Milan - told   . Rotarians
more   attractive     position     with   cerning the reason for the worfd.*s   is :6xeluded,   it-matters not what
«"»iW«i«r nf    th*    Km*    •>,«« General  Motors, 4s     at    present ^ and heartaches. one,s  color  of  sldn>  -w]hat  one>s
' t%Zl\7 Jh«i. \™«™,m»,-^ 7™ making  his  hofiie  with  a  rela- While   men have'many  views social station, what one'« eccnom-
i2S tn  r^ivrSll  rZnll t1y6 in Lodi *»?»***•    Mr. Gary on   this,  their   approach  to' the lc ^^   alters not what
«^Diea to  receive  iuit coverage ^^ j^ wife j^ three children .solution ■ of  man's  difficulties is" onfe's  past  record may be    The
^^CSrtS^ cLlfl DeEnis' ?■> ™*^ 5« and George about    the    same.   Look    where Lvio/camflor a^And  c^n
T»™T    -Th      ^f l!L   P"t ten" months oKU wiU  make their you will and you will find man ^ j.Ife caTne &r -^ men so ^e
cnarge.     ine    uoos,    u<ive     got home ^ galine  as SOOn as they seeking ah answer -to  the prob- ,came to takeaway all sin. When
sometmng tnere              +,..,,„,„ can  obtain a  place  in  which to lems of the world in his mind and ,He   laid   Himself   down   as   the
*?* &LT „^w   irSS.   ~m live-    The y°un-?est of the three in   such  force  as he  can   bring XxUmh   of <God,  making  sacrifice
^ ^^LrZhtZ 7*7 Ar^lZ children was, born in Berlin while to bear.    Some place greater em- for the sins of men, He-paid for
£»   JELiEZfL.w=JLiw Mr. Garry was on the staff of Gen. pMsis  -on   force  -and -have  less .^ sins and all'.transgressions,
the   pitfalls  tha|c   could   swallow Lucius cla^ aidi      Jn the worfe of confidence    in     the     intellectual                                     ~"^
them up   on   Mjchigan   avenue.
REFLECTING COMlioDITY MARKET SLUMP . . . Eepr. Norns
Paulson (Rep., Calif.) feplenisbed the family larder as the buying
power of Us -weekly food .budget stretched 5 per cent at his grocers,
following a four-day slump ia the cbnunodity.market.'The capitals
chain stores made minw/rednetions.in'the prices of flour, egss and
Dther merchandise-affected by mw-ket fluctuations.
Friends,, that is God's way then
rehabilitating     and    coordinating   ability   of  man,   whereas   ethers -,oj ^bringing to us fhe answer for
9 a wery^pie^i. ^reu^ii.-   local  government in  the  Amerl-   trust in man's intellect and have   the   difficulty,   which is 'at "the
mu last weeK ior tne eaincauon   con   zon&  of  occupatioj,,  ^ Ger.   a lesser degree of tconfidenee in   bottom  of   our own   difficulties.
many. force.   But   go  where   you   will,       Here  then,  is your   invitation
Said   the   city manager  in  an   men   believe   that  in  -these  t-wo   to  bring peace  into   this   world
things   humanity   must   find    "
of local Masons . . . visiting dignitaries from neighboring lodges       ^ ^
. . . old in the ways of the-craft   tater£evT W^toesdky!
. . . Past Masters in the arts
a   first of all by finding peace for
....           . ^m5f„   +„   xua       "As taxes have  increased,  the   solution  to  the perplexing  ques-   youj.   0Wn   jieart.   We   can   not
added, charm and dignity   to   tne   yalue of the dollar hag decreased.   tions ot  today—if a  solution   is  .have peace in a world in which
initiatory degree   A pancake sup-   Therefore  it j^  become  urgent   to be found
per a   a Gonser were the pieces   ^ ^  most moeem     inei les
de  resistant,  that  were not re-
Cites Cause
Of Juvenil|
Delinquency
Today: Not the Man of Calvary;
"But  the Men  of Cavalry
Our forefathers washed their
Sijhands, sciaped their feet, dusted
theSI, clotif|s and-fOrsook the OW
Wolfe. suiS. established ""a new
home in a New World for no
other purpose than to escape that
which is now happening, there
and has happened continuously
for   centuries—War,   War,.  War!
War it is that has kept the
Old World impoverisliedr that
has sucked the blood fromi the
.lifestream cf the nations, leaving-
ithe curse of death and destruction coupled with untold misery
. as   a   continuing   aftermath.
Generations yet unborn will be
paying the price exacted of them
by the moronic, power-miad Master Minds who pulled, the strings
-—though, long since dead!
War in the Old World—East or
West—ig like a festering sore,,
which brexaks . out faster than
it .scabs over. And wherever the-
power-interests reach ' out .. and
penetrate to distant lands and;
apply their lecherous touch,'
there the infection spreads—-misery heaped upon misery, toil
upon toil, sweat upon sweat,
tears  and yet  more tears.
Two world holocausts have involved this nation, and the whole
world is the worse for both Of
thera. No one profited but the
swordmaker and his henchmen
in military garb; and the swordmaker and his henchmen still
live  and  prosper.
Yes, America, be strong! Teach
Three   teams  composed of   15   your young men the art of war
Buried Under
Avalanche
Of Pins
™e F*^ary ?S,°> !?  • men  each  from the  Rotary and   that Peace may be restored upon
„-,♦„,.„,«. . t       ^ mdividual hearts of men are   Willing Workers was held at the-  the Jaycees matched" their good   tlie earth!    Feed Europe and the
The truth is that n}ans;analy-   ^thout peace.   You cannot have   home   of Mrs   Lorena  Hemmger   arms at B & B Recreation Sun-   Asiatics;   ship   them   guns   and
x^teT™  prXde to the work   of   funfipal   administration   be   sis   of  the   prevailing   situation   icve   and   happiness   when   men   with   Mrs.    Elsie   Heininger   as   d      fop total    ^ ^ ^   munitio^s ^^  desptrate coM
w2 Slowed. %**%*■ » «2« »  «**% fZ   'L "f ^n ^? £%£££.  ™?^ « «**? S.25   ^!f A^JT^Z:   -r that went with it.    The Jay-   war with  Russia, ^hLh is get-
• The deer season is past, the   tte   ??  °£  gfreat^, Value  re" fml\ ttat a11 °f,, thee af£eme": in terror.   So lon^ as individual served  to  twenty-three  members ce€S ^ foot the bill-they were ting hotter every day, and keep
tr*t" season  is on the way up,   ™d/or t]?e taX f°"ar-. *101if Views "'ff1 m^ ^ t men are ^S^™ &°™ ^ ^nd and five guests. smothered  under  a   pile   of   345 pumping Arabia^ oih
Se   Fourth     rf     jSJ     Mlows   •  1**?*   'ff.w'8   mCreaS; ,to the,cause °f humanity's prob- of  divine   justice   ^   fear   ^ The meeting was called to or- ^              .         . ^  Marshall  plan   is   to  de-
outcklyS   its  wake   and when  .m^feiPai?ded   ^   more af lmt^V\T -^ TL       n consequences   of   their   sins,   so der by  the president   Mrs Imo- gunda             ^  ^   the  Uvo feat Communism, an« it will cost
jSv S gone onTlo^ks bac^ on   more-facdifies ^and   services   be m  tttem,   but   none   of  them ^o long there  can be no  happiness ^ne Smith and roll call ^swer- organlzations   with   one     ^tch this nation billions hi foodstuffs
suS^™otlto^r sea^n is   ^ifeaJ^ urtan  gwernmenta. to  the  real  root  of the trouble. in ^ world. The first approach ed  the question "What^; Think eafh   leavin     the   rubber         be and   armaffients    and    Marshatt
™nZ ^nnf                                " ^H5 behooves every city gov- The   reason   why    humanity   as then  toward  a  solution  for  the Causes   Delinquency.'':   Kje   pro- played   ^t^     the.    next     few himself  gives no assurance that
~     upon us.                                  ernment to  find the most  mod- presently   in   so-chaotic  a   state world's problems  is to  find one gram was m, change of Mrs. Ida week       The resulls of Sunda^s the  plan  will  be   successful
 ~  ■..^^4,.., erm^nd.effijiient.means by which is.n^b,ei;ause of any one individ- yourself,. 5to   jpceiv^  kChii§t, into Mehler.   After a couple of readr bowlin? follows-     "  '*    "     "~  "  "     In the  humble   opinion  bf  the
they .can  bear  their  responsibil- ual or any one class of people or your ^ heart,, to put your"faith ifigs, she Introduced the speaker '    '    7*   B() T A R Y writer   the" quickest way to putt
ity to the citizen.   This may deal any one development in the realm in Him as your Savior,  so  that Mrs.  Litell   of  Clinton who has mclMchmj   Scores   -   Total   Pins down the Russian iron curtain, is
with  such  things, as the  hiring, of science, but because  there  is ^ou can look up t0 the Almighty had    considerable   expedience   in F    ©eede"           159 205 159—52-1 to eet out of Europe and China.
Community
Auction Was
Interesting
and supervising of personnel, the sin    in    the    world.   It    is.   sin and knOTV that He is your God, social   welfare   work   -and    who a." Heininger
purchase,   maintenance,   and  use which lies at  the bqttom of  an who recognizes you and embraces g*ave a very  interesting  talk on A[   j^chalke
of equipment,   and the use of  a Of humanity's difficulties. you as jjjs dear son and beloved causes of delinquency.    One main DJ.   BUSCaeija
cost   and   accounting   system   in You   and   I  cannot   stand   by daughter.   "Unless   we   take  that cause stated is lack of reli|jious jj   /R]air
order to. determine, where   addi- silently  and allow the fault 'for - step we have not taken the first training in the home.    She gave      '"fetal   Pins
tiorial savings may be made. social  problems  to be  placed on step requisite to  any solution  of divorce    statistics    showing    the j , ~    .
"It is by means of such an ap- others.   We must rather say that humanity's   suicidal    strife   and smallest   percentage    in . Jewish E*   -Warner
proach that I hope to aid Saline inasmuch as I am a sinner and conflict. families,    Catholics    next,    then «'  Lam>,arth
. ^                 in its effort to maintain the high- you  are a sinner and  inasmuch       Once we have taken this  step Protestant,   mixed faith and. the K* jeDpesen
Saline's   first   community, auc-   est, stanaard   of   services  to   its as you and I do not do .by -our then we ^y ^^ have found  a highest percentage among couples ^j    po«dick
citizens, at the lowest cost."
tion sale, sponsored by the
Junior Chamber of Commerce,
attracted a very goodly number
of buyers Thursday afternoon
and a considerable number of
miscellaneous articles were disposed, of. by Clarence Cook, the
auctioneer.
The- Jaycees are disposed to
hold these community auctions
at varwus, times .throughou!' the
yealf txhS. iixixxxT are of the opinion
that they will be made use of
and more generally attended by
buyers than this first event. The
organization  netted   about   fifty       ^ ^ ^fe        fa
S^wKSf nJSnS for   ^   grain  and   -farm   tools..and   preacher   of   the   GosESI,- JaMf •       one ^^ in joy and
SS SLS\£ Inmost   4llne   implements, 9n the Carlton Uu».   the Baptist, when he pointed to   happiness it wfll only be to the
ScTuts   wSflvaS to   nlall   ™*' ***»>   «  Judd  Road,   wtt   «««*  and    said, ; "Behold    the   de^ee  in   which  they  have   an
Shvl^v  Taruatrllr th^Sil   destroyed    by     mi.     Saturday   Lamb 'of God, which taketh away   attitude of love to^rd  one an-'
X-   tev   before     Ll    ^tevl' morning likcAtt 9:15 when a trac-   the   sin   of the   world."   Let   us   other.   When   God   brings   peace
y >V"*LCV"   tor baekfired  and    started -the   enlarge upon these words as our   int0 our hearts, He also  enables
TwoBarnsOn
Murray Farm
Destroyed
Two bacrns, one 94x60 feet, in-
fellowmen what we ought where- cjU6   for   the  solution   of   other   °f   ho   religious   affiliation.   She
fore you and -T. care, in part, the difficulties.   When we learn that   stressed  the need of family  life
cause for the -situation as it ob- q0^ has answered our every need   where  all  are   interested in   the
tains in the world today. through  His   love   for     us    we   home.   Her  talk  was  indeed in-
But   if sin   is   at   the   bottom will discover therewith also that   spiring.       ,                         .'"/.
of all of man's difficulties, then jove   is   the root   ansvver  to   all    N After Mizpah the club adjourn-
man will not find, a .solution-for of   man's   problems.   It   is   also   e<* to meet with Mrs. Mary Ha-
his   troubles  merely  through in- the   one, God.given"    power    by   gans in--March.             ''-"'""■•
tellect or might of arms.   When which we c&n conquer tlie hearts       R<"H call,
it   cpjnes   tp finding   tin   answer of   men   jf  the'human   famiiy
for  pin,   we  pfmnot   Jook for   it is divided ihto conflicting groups
in JflSn,    .                                         - . pj»  peoples,   no amount  of  force
This answer was once express- js going to Wiswer that problem..
ed by the man who bridged the FPre§ 'yf.i   ges^e   to  pxfotest   us
"An Irish Jdjte.."
Contributed.
G.   Cekau
M.' Gallagher Sr.
, Total Kns '	
D.   Ford
W. Brittain
A.  Burkhardt
O. Simmons
C.< Haarer
A. Hagen
155 130 136—421 Russia, herself in a    bad    way,
176 160 153—489 would then have the job of feed-
-151 151 143—445 ing   Europe's  millions    and    re-
165 197 216—578 storing   its  industrial   and econ»
 1    2457 omic   life.     What   a   job!   Com-'
114 159—273 munism would  go  on the  rocks
139 147       —286 and the chances are    that    "tne
154 171 146—471 princelings and lordlings an* dip-.
137 137 132—40'6 tators and puppets would all .go.
141 160 174^—475 down together in the upheaval of
89       — 89 the  masses;
139—139       Today the  British    hate    the
 2139 French; the French hate the.Ger-
141 128       —269 mans the Germans hate the Jews^.
133       115—248 the   Jews  hate   the' Arabs,   the,
134 136 160—430 Arabs hate the "Americans.    AR.
155 167 191—513 over the wOrld the nations*~hate
224 168 172—564 each other, and we try to teach
135 129—264 them   the   art   of    peace    with.
Total   Pins      2288   food   and   ammunition!
Three   Game   Total
._  6,884
gap  between tlie  Old Testament   ?ng}p5^ jjefirtlgSS and  unfair at-
prophet and the cNew T«stam?nt feck; "biit if 'men a?& e'v.f to live
Study Cluty
to Meet
J A Y C E E S
■B. Thomas 123 96 126—345
145 151 141—437
149 133 110—392
17g 166 171—515
134 129 171—434
 2123
blaze,    Ih   an   effort' to * exting-   Lenten meditation for the week.   Us to bring light and life, hap-
Uish it Murray's right hand was,.     The   lamb played   a   very   im-   p^ess and "hope into the lives of
severely  burned   and    his .-iace   portant part in the life of God's   cthers,   but   only   io  the degree _„_,,   n1-rprnnnil    Far,„      Tn1.al viT1„ ^vl t   ^ ^     -
UKstl&r The  tractorvalso  xka   children   in   the   Old   Testament,   to Which We love.        • L    . ^at^^ ^^^1-^^ 'iiK^h^lininii-^0   thentic new^ come out of Rus^
Loss-was   estimate  When our Lord wanted to bring    . ^   ,ve think   of   &e. weU-   ™J? ^L^^J^t ^   flSf 14« 125 SJl£S   Sbe'unableto^nsof'to^Z
country  is   powerful   enough   to
The   Child   Study  group   will   L. Dicks
'-meet   Tuesday   afternoon,   March'      Total Pins
destroyed-
lds   take   the  blood'of   a   lamb, and   our   trust   and  confidence  solely   ^^^7 7 7777    -'    C:»  -.   "LEf^     ^ 1W 1W^     of all Russia..    .        _ _     _
they made in that way went in
to 'the scout treasury,    .
Fathers-Sons
In Banquet
Together
Fathers and sons of Uke Fieder-
ated church on Thursday evening and fathers and -sons of St.
Paul's church   on.  -Monday   eve- department   put   out   the   blaze least  two lambs 'were  sacrificed May  it   piease   the   Spirit   of ft„    wnrkino. „ a
ning banqueted together in their and the rear section of the roof on the altar in the emple of Je- God t0 let each. of us find peace naa leal?l    a music Mid3 dance
respective   church   dining   rooms -^m   have   to  be   replaced.   The rusalem.            .     • for h!s or her own soul through ff°"?    T?rPfrP<!V.TnPTif-"! were serv-
and  toasted one  another  in. the building ia tlie property of E. G. But no  intelligent and under-v trust ^ this Lamb.   May it also ^ tv„t»^« fnr «,<.' eve-
1S2E8-  repetition    of    an    annual Wiedman   of  YpsUanti. standing Jew, worshipping in the ple^se jjj^ to use us as instru- e? Dy J?~    ^win   TTerint   Mrs
'event in Saline.   William H. Barr The Fire Department was call- temple,   even   believed   that   the ments through whom others may ™n&      S'   ^ ^rt- Tvril Daven'
\vas 'the  oldest father    at    the ed  out for a  grass fire  on the Wood of the lamb would suffice find the same peace in the same ^erage  wi^' -^ £ Korte
R.   Glidden
F. .Green"
J.  Winkle
R. ' Uphaus
'Total   Pins
E.   Armbruster   182 166 142—490
S.   Gall
R. .Hughes
R.   Goltz
Get our military might out of
foreign countries; we defeated;
the enemy and it's time.tho boys;
came home and devoted them,—
selves to the pursuits of peace:
in their own lancl, looking afteir
that little matter of making: ouc",
own   Democracy   work. .   .
The Russian iron curtain persists only because. America, isr
supporting the ring that hems it
in.   The French and Brittish wilt
140 169 155—464 ^     ^^ ^   ^	
146 146 131—423 ^ ^ck tQ ^ confines of their-
118 100 17b—d»4 drawal;    There will be more au-
,_ r_     £i£iO i
Total   Pins   __
aestroyeav     uoss. was    estimated. „--." v-^ —«   ,.~......~  .„   «»«.0 _ yvnen   we   uiuik   k__   uie   w-=u-   „ nvkpma   and   Mrs   -Leon   w:   «?V-incriev
at  $9,000, "The Saline  Fire  De- rescue to His own chosen people, nign    -insurmountable    problems   "^   "f* ^' st e * &;hmid
partiaeHV made   the   run to the while bringing punishment to the which   today„ confront   the   hu.    Roach   of  "■* Ann  Art}pr faLOry   E- Schmid
scene'but the   fire   was   out   of Egyptians,   He directed  them  to mail  famiiy, .we dare  not plac<
control  in  a matter  of   seconds take   the  blood of   a   lamb , and our   trust   and  confidence  solely
after it had started.    Only  one paint it on the door posts of their ^ the Abilities of men, we must
of the buildings was covered by houses and then to consume the not build our hopes on appeaSe-
insurance. lamb in the'Passover Feast. Isia- ments   or -instruments   of  death,
Sparks from an overhead chim- ah,   th.e   mp^t. eloquent, of    Old _but   on   god's  answer  to  man's
ney  started  a   fire on   the   roof Testament..;prophets,    spoke    of diffjcuiities. . And that answer is
of the frame building at 114 E, God's  promised   Messiah   a?   "a to be found in the Lamb of GOd
Michigan   avenue   Sunday  morn- lamb  that is   led  to   slaughter." that taketh* away the sins of the
ing about   11   o'clock.   The   fire Each day throughout the year at world.
148 125 140—413
139 151 133—423
The last meeting was held at
the home of Mrs. Clare Collins,
February 17. Mrs. VOrona. Little served. Girl Scouts provided the programs Mrs, Little
told of the things the girls must
, do when working for girl scout
badges and the girls demonstrated with  dances the  things  they
2119
Three   Game Total 6,539
Will Usher
MarchjaWith
A Party
Pictures      in     technicolor     of
When America get;> out, the
iron curtain will; fall!
Even" Herbert Hoover- acknowledges that we will have not. at.
single" ally ih war No: HL So
long as we listen to the Military,
which hacs a powerful influence
in America today, we will build
for inevitable disaster. For the
building of a peaceful world,, tha
tools of peace are required- Fo^"
war, the tools of war.
Twice now we have tried! thi§
latter course. The third time and
—out!
There will not be a fourth.      1
Max Collins was a member of .beautiful CSmp Petosega, located; LET'S ALL TURN OWt
'Federated   church   banquet, "Wil- Washtenaw Road Monday after- to wipe out the sins of man. He   Christ,
liam   Kealey   the  youngest   and noon,'1 but was unable to  locate realized that a lamb was a sym-
Charles   Gilligan   appeared 'with it. v   ■ bol   of   the   real  Lamb   of   God
the  "greatest  number    of    "sons.  „„™.   ..„„    ™     ...    ..--_   - . -.r„„. „„j   — °      ~ „•„•
^ghty-five fathers and sonsw^e        ," ^ Men's Meeting ^«SSS   ^STSSt^ S°a S  V^ZJiZ^lS^^   ^ «*    Sa^e    V.lley     Farms,   parties will ^e held at the Ame.
"T-Bt Paul's  there were 150       The  tresbyS^   Churd   IT. S^cSt to SSKt   ??» ^sou^est    -  Sahne^has   ^ SM   0,  Bu,i^':^h. :^nday mgrf by^Mr. Tempm   ic^I^gion Hallos ^Sat^^
who  attended.
which   was   to   come.   What   a   .^L^^^^f^^ ^ ^^J_^.?^ ^^J^^ff^^S^^Sr
The first of a series of eucirt
The rather xvith   S  A   « celebratin- Februarv 29   last th- "fulfillment is come  Here   ^en  licensed   by   the   Michigan   istration.   He h^s acceTptett'^ po- '?rom Petoskey.    The occasion is   night; begining   at   8:15.    Mixed
greatest number of sons, Charles   conforming   and    will     hold     a       The lamb was a symbol of in-   ^S. °f servKes, onerea  are   state offiCe,
Cammett with five special  Lenten Service    in     the^nocence.    Jesus is  the Lamb of .™Sfct inst^ction   anrpiape  rent-
Lyman Abbott,   athletic   direc-   chUfch :0n    Sunday   evening   at   God because He is the holy One   fl. sight-geemg liignts ana. cnar-
tor and ccach. at Adrian Collfege, ■ 7:45; '   '       - l of God without spot iand without  ter  service.
delivered,   the   main   address   of       The fentire worship service will   stain.   Holy   Writ   declares   that      - Federated church on Wednesday,
the   evening   at   thei  Federated   be "urider the direction of men of   He    had    no   knowledge   of  sin
square  dancing to music of Joe Michigan   avenue   with opponets
 .-.Cook's     orchestra     and     Irwin from the section that lies soufli
Mrs.  Carl Carr will" heAliostess   Clark's directing, of Michigan avenue and east of
to the Ladies' Aid Society of the    ,        "       __'._._     ;'„ , Ann Acriror street. j
■ ■ I&nhy Robbinsr son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Knight is presenting a -March 3rd.    Mrs. Emma Henne, ;Mrs.  Maurice    Robbins    entered
Walter James Griffin, infant soffit
5iurch m* Ediar Grosbeck,  as-   the congre^.n,  who  will  a^. through personal experience. He  recital Sunday afternoon at...Z^d   ms.  a^ence  CoOk .iifiti.- Mri"- f-^^^t^^^   Ht^k   tte ^3^*^^
sistant re-istr^  at   the Uhiver-   provide"   special   music   for   the   observed  it  and saw   it in  the   at her studio with fourteen pu-   Wilbur Bnn?4 will serve on the .Aror Monday for treatment and   entered   the  XJmver
S   of  SSn   sprfce   at   St.   Jk*?Sibn, id there will be a lay-   lives  of others.    He knew what, pils taking part,  and which will   social committee^ ^O^^^rader^vent an operation Wednes-   m A_^Arbor    for
^Paul's.
iian. feuest speaker.
its terrible and destructive force   be. open to the public.
charge cf Mi-s. Raymond,BriJfwn..-.7(&-y*
Saturday.
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