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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1955
Page
8
Mrs Henry McKenzie attended a surprise bon voyage luncheon at Mrs John Johnstone’s Ann Arbor home. She was also honored with a going away gift by her P H O Chapter of Ann Arbor.
Walter Simpson of Ford Motor Company and Frank Handy of Ypsilanti Press joined Albert Cole of Readers Digest at a Milwaukee luncheon for the Boys' Clubs of America convention. Handy leads the new club, Simpson chairs the Ypsilanti Boys Club advisory board, and Cole begins his term as president of Boys' Clubs of America. The Detroit Free Press will feature Manchester Clean Up photos in the Rotogravure on Sunday May 22.
Federated Church to honor its high school graduates on Sunday evening May 15 with a smorgasbord supper and special program. Guest soloist Douglas Stott will lead music and a brief pastor’s message will close the year’s services.
Graduates and Kim Jacobson from Ypsilanti Normal School to be honored at a church smorgasbord. Women’s Class of the Church School plans the event and asks attendees to contact Mrs A W Cuff or Mrs Silas Nord to learn what to bring. Parents of honorees receive invitations. all church members invited.
One hundred forty mothers and daughters attended a reception on a Wednesday evening at Trinity Lutheran Church. Entertainment featured a reading My Little Girl by Mrs Hazan Schumac her of the University of Michigan television office, plus singing by Mrs Farrell Beach and a children's choir. Flowers and gifts were distributed to several guests by a roster of volunteers.
Firefighters from many departments attend the 27th Michigan Fire College at the University of Michigan June 14 17 to study fire prevention and fighting. Demonstrations include a house of hazards, masks, stretcher work, artificial respiration, hoses and ladders with lectures by Extension Service staff and fire experts.
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