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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1963
Page
8
The Reporter asks for more personal items from readers after requests for human interest notes. Editors urge timely tips on dinners parties hospital returns births anniversaries and odd happenings to fill pages with readers’ items and promise ample personals if called at 429-7380.
The combined choirs of St. Pauls United Church of Christ will perform an Easter Cantata titled Hallelujah at 8 p m on Sunday April 7 at the church. The program includes The Holy City God So Loved the World and works by Schutz Handel Beethoven and Noble with organist Miss Magdalene Raus and choir director Richard Seeger. The public is invited.
Saline Woman's Club meets April 9 at 2 p.m. at 7877 E. Michigan for a talk by Mrs. Don Ford on highlights of the World’s Fair and the Northwest. Program led by American Home department chair Mrs. Everett Wolfin with social chair Mrs. Chris Volz and committee members.
Judith Annette Alber daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Alber 785 Lambkins Rd a Stephens College student in Columbia Missouri has been named to membership in Pi Phi Rho an honorary sorority for students in personal appearance fashion and retailing Pi Phi Rho was founded at Stephens in 1955 for students in related professional fields Membership based on practical experience in the field and on scholastic attainment
Saline reports a total street length just above ten miles, excluding Michigan Avenue, reflecting infrastructure scope in the city.
The piece argues freedom of the press belongs to readers as well as journalists. It warns against covert news suppression, notes how headlines shape perception, and urges readers to support and mention ads, praising Mrs. Nielsen for praising library book lists.
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