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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1957
Page
3
Saline area notes show the Westminster Fellow group meeting at Federated Club in an evening social setting by the ping pong and shuffleboard area. Robert Brown is listed as committee chair for the project while Mrs Heary Sisivemile helped.
A nationwide study of about 3,000 girls aged 12 to 18 by the University of Michigan and Girl Scouts finds teens plan education and work before marriage, favor white collar jobs, and expect marriage but few aim to be housewives. It notes dating patterns, parental rules, and preferred occupations like secretary nurse teacher and social worker.
Clearance sale at Dilton Shops features dresses coats suits hats sportswear and accessories. Easy parking at rear of store.
A Michigan State University survey directed by Dr. Thomas L. Dahle finds that about 11 of 12 park users support charging fees for park use. The study, in cooperation with the Michigan Department of Conservation, shows 84 percent of respondents live in Michigan and notes few complaints about upkeep despite some inadequacies. A full report will be released within three weeks by the Bureau of Business Research at MSU.
The study shows moral character as the main basis for liking someone among Mexican adolescent girls. Few cite social status as a friendship criterion. About 60 percent work outside the home and 20 percent earn money for home chores. Baby sitting is common from age 12, with many over 16 in offices or stores. Half receive an allowance, usually $1 to $5 weekly.
Saline Woman's Club plans a guest night on Tuesday February 12 with Mrs Ermine O Hara Livingston Highland Park as speaker. Invocation by Mrs Cecil Davenport includes vocal solos by Miss Kiatherine Briggs and details of Livingston's civic roles and world travel will be discussed in the program titled World Whirl. Reservations by February 9 through social committee chair Mrs Anna Mans.
Sally Youngs who is president and Joan Austin secretary were guests of the Youth Group at Milan Presbyterian Church on Sunday evening.
The Federated Church hosts the third Me rly Night Dinner at 9 30 p m in the dining room. Families bring own table service and food to share while Mrs A W Cuffin assists in kitchen. A program follows with musical numbers by Gelie Austin Mrs Kay Guenther and Janice Jerry Austin and a study text book presentation by Hazen Jewell. All friends and congregation members invited.
The first service of the newly organized Episcopal Church in the Saline area will be held Sunday evening February 3 at 7 o clock at the State Savings Bank in Saline. An organizational meeting was held January 27 at the home of Mr and Mrs Edward Laudon 210 West Henry Street Saline, with the mission planned to serve Saline Milan.
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