The Times Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • Page 5

SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, 1952 PACE FIVE THE PORT HURON TIMES HERALD Announcements City Briefs Teacher Meetings I To Begin Monday The first of a series of faculty' Navy Outlines Reserve Officer Student Program Re-Name Grace Vestry Members Social Calendar Today L.L.A. meeting In old club rooms, Military street. Saturday Nite Dance club has semi-formal party in Masonic Temple. To Be Wed conferences for teachers in St. i Clair County rural schools is sche-i duled for 3 p.m.

Monday in Riley Center School. Teachers in Wales. Kenockee, Kimball and Riley Townships are to attend. Other sessions, for teachers in the areas of the meeting places, Newcomers Hold Square Donee Over twenty-five couples whirled On Honor Roll Kenneth J. Cristner, Eugene, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Reynold A. Cristner, 3595 Lapeer road, was placed on the honor roll for the fall semester at the University of Oregon where he is studying for a master's degree in education. He teaches three classes in physical education at the University and also has been varsity swimming coach at the University of Portland, Portland, for two years. Attending Funeral Capt.

David M. Paton, Salvation i Army Corps commander. and Frank O. Staiger are in Detroit today to attend funeral services for I Applications are desired from physically-qualified first, second and third-year college students, both men and women, for the Navy's 1952 reserve officer candidate Droeram. it was announced Uodav by Willard E.

Tassie, USNR. commanding officer of Organized Surface Divi sion 9-88 here. Male applicants must have passed their seventeenth birthday and women their eighteenth. Commander Tassie said. All must be less than 27 years of age on graduation.

Applications for enlistment and enrollment in the "ROC" (Reserve Officer Candidate) program should are Tuesday in Gorman School; Opher's Catholic church met Thurs-Wednesday in Mills School; Thurs-lday afternoon in the home of the day in Stoddard School: Jan. 28 in 'president, Mrs. Kenneth L. La-Porrett School; Jan. 29 in Cherry Course New Hampshire avenue.

Beach School and Jan. 31 in Cen-; plans for the new year were tennial School. made at the meeting and Mrs. All meetings are planned for 3 Soch Mrs Francis p.m. Marriage Applications rr Clanie D.

Mitchell. 23. Fort 'Arthur Everitt, 73, father of Major jter, Fred L. Riggin Sr Ira Brick- 'Cy A. Everitt, commander of thejer, James F.

Sharp, Marshall E. 'Salvation Army Corps here from Campbell, Myron E. Ogden, Wal- ,1942 to 1948. Arthur Everitt lived ter P. Treleaven, Charles L.

Fead his son here while Major Reginald L. Backhurst. eritt was commander here of the! Port Huron Corps. rt. REV.

RICHARD S. Emer- Wood- Mo- and Phyllis structor, Frederick 97 Edgar Tracy, 26. Port Huron, and; John A. Schlabach, concession sup-Annie M. Pelch, 31, St.

Clair. Mrs. JoseDh Mornaw. mem Favor, USNR, at the Naval Reserve Training Center, 16th and Bancroft streets. Information also may be I obtained from the Armed Forces Recruiting Station in the Federal! Building or from the office of Naval Officer Procurement, Fort and Shelby streets, Detroit, Commander Tassie explained.

j- Bishop of the Episcopal Dio- Acquitted On Speeding Charge of Michigan contrasted Chris-James M. Quigley, 28, of with Communism in an ad-West Water street, today was found I dress at the meeting, not guilty by a jury of charges He deplored the fact that dig-that he was speeding on Tenth njty reverence, humility and hon-street Jan. 5. He was ticketed byesty are missing in present day Patrolman Eugene R. DeLand who civilization and called on the IN PORT HURON American Legion Post 8.

Dancing every Saturday 9:30 to 2 a.m Members and their guests tn. fr. sa-tf Election of Officers for Auto-Lite Local 647. UAW-AFL. will be held Sunday, Jan.

20, 1952, 2 p.m., at the American Legion hall. 1-19 Fort Gratiot lodge No. 374, F. A. M.

Third degree Monday, Jan. 21, at 7 p.m. 1-19, 1-21 Dancing Tonight at Brody's Inn, 3301 24th street. OITTSIDE PORT HURON nr. it vran cafnrriav niht Jan.

19, given by Trail Dust Riders. 1-19 State Park Roller Rink. Skating Wednesday. Friday Sat nights, We. Tn.

Fr. Sa-tf na P.vilmn. nan. ing every Saturday night. Sa-tf I00F Lodges To Install Officers At District Meet Gratiot Encampment IOOF.

completed plans for a trip, to Harbor Beach at a meeting Friday night in IOOF Hall, Gratiot" avenue. Plans already have been completed to leave the hall at 4 p.m. today by special bus. The group plans to arrive in time for a supper to be served at 5:30 p.m. NEWLY ELECTED officers of Encampment No.

108, Marlette En-i campment No. 115. and Huron En-1 campment. No. 50.

Harbor Beach, will be installed at the meeting in Harbor Beach. The meeting today will be ani official meeting of District No. IOOF. Members of 14 encamp- nutriot r.nV i -hiof arcTneampment VoT 1 PVe-; sided at the meeting Friday. School Officials, Newsmen Meet In Grand Rapids i 130 Attend Annual Church Meeting All members of the vestry of Graqe Episcopal church were reelected at an annual parish meeting Friday night.

Some 130 persons attended. Members of the vestry are: Pro- Judge Clare R. Black, senior warden; Allen Phillips, junior war- den; Dr. Howard O. Brush, Seeley E.

Mosher, Dr. Harry E. Myron, Andrew L. Thomas. Harold C.

Fos- church and Christians to fight against disorder and disbelief. Charles Lickfelt, Nelson Mires, Charles Thompson, William Mann Delegates to the annual Diocesan convention in Masonic Temple, Detroit, were elected at the meeting. They are: Mrs. Harry E. Myron, Mrs.

O. Walter Munster, Mrs. William Warren, Miss Harriet M. Cox, Mrs. Marshall E.

Campbell, Mrs. Frank Treleaven, Mrs. Lewis Hayes, Mrs. Henry Oke, Mrs. Bert Embury, Mrs.

Myron E. Ogden, Mrs. John Kelly, Mrs. Gilbert H. Isbister, Mrs.

Carl G. Lee and Mrs. Andrew L. Thomas. Mr.

Odgen read the treasurer's The committee in charge of the dinner was Mrs. Shirley Colgan. Mrs. Joseph Dennison. Mrs.

Mel- Schultz. Mrs. Garnet King, Mrs. THE NAVAL RESERVE Off icer centered with an arrangement of to be held February 22. This year Candidate program provides an cut flowers and a winter snow jit will be sponsored in St.

Christo-opportunity whereby college men; Ipher's hall, rather than in the charged that he was driving 45 'miles an hour. -Falls On Ice Mrs. Vance Schaller, 1211 Chest-land Albert Thompson were elected nut street, suffered a severe hand, to the junior vestry. and women students may enlist in the Naval Reserve, attend a six-week training period for two summers, and, upon graduation, receive a commission in the Naval Reserve, Commander Tassie said No additional military studies orifor tne meeting. injury in a fall on the ice while visiting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Don Cline, Lexington. Twenty-four stitches were required to close the wound. Return From Chicago aifd Mrs. George F.

Foun-1428 Twenty-first street, have returned from Chicago where they attended the Curtain and Drapery jownsend Club Meeting Port Huron Townsend club No. 7 met at 7:30 m- Saturday in! Townsend Hall, Elk and Lyon -Photo KLECKLER Mr. and Mrs. Leslie C. Kleckler, Gratiot road, announce the en gagement of their daughter Myrtle1 Elva, to Lawrence T.

Woolley, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Woolley. Myrtle was graduated by Marys ville High School, while her fiance 1 schoofraduate Memphis Highi The couple has set April 19, as their wedding date. Those Bikini bathing suits certainty can get a gal into deep water.

hu CARL R. WALKER General Insurance, Surety Bonds THE TRAVELERS INSURANCE CO. foone S47ft ln People Bank 8ld I streets. Potluck lunch will to the music and dance called by Tiny Henderson Friday night in jthe First Congregational church rooms when the Welcome Wagon Newcomer's club sponsored a square dance. In charge of the party which i began at eight-thirty o'clock wa Mrs.

Ervin F. Piechou iafc. assisted by Mrs. John VanDorpe. Mr? Charles Mobley.

Mrs. Charles Baker. Mrs. J. H.

Fernandez. Mrs. William Boyd and Betty Boyd. Members enjoyed a box social which highlighted the evenings activities. Personal Mention Celebrates Birthday Birney Summers, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Tavlor Summers. Lake Shore road celebrated his fifth birthday Wednesday. isiting In Florida Mrs. Alice Swainston.

Eighth street, left for St. Petersburg. Flo rida, January 12, where she will visit her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.

Rov Shouerman. Engagements Lawrence Poole Mrs. Pearl Piatt. Flint, an nounces the engagement ol her daughter, Mildred Poole, to John P. Lawrence also of Flint.

The news was revealed at a party recently given by the bride s-elect mother. The couple plan an earlv snrine Iweririinc Miss Pnrilp is a former resident of Port Huron. 901 MILITARY 512 HURON 921 PINE GROVE Reliable Prescriptions ASK YOUR DOCTOR Regularly 59c -100 195 V2 NOW Price mm tfi Michigan National Director The name of Robert E. Andreaeivin O. Peck, Mrs.

Herbert D. i nuiv ummuiiiuii wn ue uidui- raul Gruenvvald. Mrs. Wesley in Grace Kmsconal church at Holv Communion wil be I ill, iv. ann Knrtrinrii i Andrews.

Examinations Set or North Seet School administrators in St. Clair; Zonta Party Scheduled County are participating in the Port Hurorv Zonta club will stage annual conference of the Michigan ja belated Christmas party at 6:30 Association of School Admmistra-; Tuesdav in st. Paul-S Epis. tors with newspaper editors Friday church and today in Grand Rapids. School Superintendents attending include Mrs.

Ruth N. Bacon, St.iKfrS. 1 01171201 UlS Clair County; Howard D. Crull.j 1 Port Huron; Norris A. Hanks.

oyjjirp JS)(lxd Jt Marysville: Theo V. Eddy. Clair: Kenneth S. King. Algonac: (jorffolfl Ralph Pfingst, Marine City; Robert, tt Uiimn Tnu nchin- Mrs Ravmnnd F.

Fairman. 633 LIU i.Yleeting"S Edison Girls Members of the Detroit Edison Girl's club met in the club rooms, Marysville, Thursday night. Din ner xi-ac corvH at a inner tahlp Following the short business meeting, games were played and the guest prize was received by Pat Evans. Mary Whitliff and Marian Koch iof the Detroit club were present Tn onmmiit in rhsrw nf the feting was composed of Shirley Grout, Jane Bennett, Lucille Rheault and Ada Losie. Modern Matron's Club Members of the Modern Matron's club met in the home of Miss Rita Freiburger, Whipple street, Thursday evening.

Canasta was played and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Walter C. Harris, Miss Carol Hastings, and Mrs. Stanley L. Burgett.

Mrs. Myles G. Mills' birthday was celebrated at the meeting. Lunch was served at a long table lighted by tall tapers. Miss Joanne Frieburger Mrs.

ueorge nowe, monger r- street, will entertain members at 'their next meeting January 31, in her home. M.A.I.C. Club Mrs. Roderick A. Gordon, Fourteenth street, entertained members of the M.A.I.C.

club in her home Wednesday evening. Canasta prizes were given to Mrs. Wesley I. Hawley, Miss Irma Pickett. Mrs.

Robert K. Birtch. Miss Pickett's birthday was celebrated, and members presented her with a gift. Lunch was served at the close of the evening. Next meeting will be in the home of Mrs.

Leo F. Brown, Fourteenth street. Lighthouse Group Members of Lighthouse group, I Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ, of Latter Day Saints, met Thursday evening with Mrs. Ralph H. Fetting, Gratiot boulevard.

Devotions were given by Mrs. Carl G. Hinz, and Mrs. Neil C. Jones gave the lesson study "Growing Together In Love." Following the study refreshments were served.

Next meeting will be February 7, with Mrs. Hinz, Colorado avenue. Zonta Club Members of the Port Huron Zonta club will hold a belated Christmas party and dinner meeting at six-thirty o'clock Tuesday evening in St. Paul's Episcopal church. The committee in charge of the i 72) tapeei Ae.

DAMP WASH DRV WASH 8105 We Bare Service For Everv Famll ed LUCAS Examinations for Postmaster of The Woman's auxiliary will meet North Street, which has been at 2 p.m. Wednesday. Mrs. Wil-vacant since the death of Postmas-j liam Warren and Mrs. Henry S.

ter Freeman J. Allen four years Oke will be the hostesses, ago, were announced by the LTnited Mrs. Bert Embury, Mrs. Clair States Civil Service Commission R. Black, Mrs.

D. Shelby and today. jMiss Emma Roberts will serve Since the death of Mr. AllenJ coffee in the Church House from The Reliable Store Since 1859 FLOWER Social Events Altar Society Meets The newly elected officers of the Rosary Altar society of St. Christ- lOConnor and Mrs.

Richard A. Cosgrove discussed the standing committees for the year I Chairman named to head the committees are Mrs. J. F. ThomD- son- Publicity; Mrs.

Clarence Cur if bership, Mrs. Frederick Lomasney altar linens and Mrs. Ernest Lents, games. Officers Mrs. LaCourse, Mrs.

Socha, Mrs. Cosgrove and Mrs. O'Connor will act as the program committee. Further plans were also made for the society's annual card Dartv Marysville High School as it has been previously. social affair is composed of Mrs.

Lillian Kahmann. Mrs. Glenn R. Vining, and Mrs. William B.

Pilkey. Golden Jubilee Club Mrs. Erwin Hawley, Thirteenth: street, entertained members of the Golden Jubilee club in her home Thursday evening. Mrs. Arthur Nuss was co-hostess.

Games were played and prizes were given to Mrs. Ernest Foreman, Mrs. Kenneth M. Stevens, and Mrs. Ernest Smith.

Next meeting will be in the home of Mrs. Albert J. Schatzline. Ninth street. February 22.

Mystic Chapter No. 58, OES Members of Mystic chapter No. 58, Order of the Eastern Star, held a special meeting Thursday night 4 Tl.T'icrtrii, Tumnlo 1 Grove avenue. Worthy Matron, Mrs. Ray Collins, and Worthy Patron, Arthur Waun, presided at the meeting.

Special tribute was paid to Bro thers' Night. Refreshments were served with John Kendrick in charge. Next Thursday the group will hold a card party in the Temple, i Mrs. Frank Hill is chairman of the committee in charge. i Neighborettes Mrs.

William O. Smith, Lapeer1 road, entertained members of the Neighborettes club Thursday night. Pot-luck dinner was served followed by games. Mrs. Russell Gardner received; the guest prize and Mrs.

Floyd Griffin and Mrs. Ervin Fraiser were presented with birthday! gifts. Mrs. William K. Smith was guest at the meeting.

Mrs. David Falk, Lapeer road, i will entertain the group February 21. I EDW R. MOORE A. POVENZ DAN MORGAN ROBERT C.

ODIE MAX f. CHENEY Mtrre Wright Co-. VlnJirmrilf NEW CLASSES START FEBRUARY 4 Telephone 8373 Cecil Shobroek. Memphis: Gordon C. Williams, Yale, and George F.

Peterson, Fenton, formerly of Yale. Newsmen participating include Earl C. Hartson, reporter, repre senting The Times Herald, and Richard G. McDaniel. publisher of i the St.

Clair County Press. Mt, Crull is a former president of the State association. He is a member of the nominating committee this year. $358 Taken From Wonder Bar Till activities are required as pan oi their academic work, he pointed uui. iiium; awaiueu cummisMuiis may be required to serve two years on active military duty, he added.

A local board of Naval Reserve officers will interview candidates. Members of the Port Huron board are: Lt. -Commanders Tassie and Favor and Granger Weil. Communion Rites Scheduled Sunday In Grace Church distri 9 a.m. Sundav.

The worship ser- vice will begin at 9:45 a.m. Church school will begin at 9:45 a.m. Nursery care will be provided for small children during a ser-jvice of prayer and sermon at 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday.

ftrr re mr War Ut ISerVCS To Be Discussed By Rev. Lee tt shoihv oo nastnr nf First "rnnprppational church, will speak on "Winning the War of at the 11 a.m. service Sunday in the church. Rev. Oliver B.

Francisco, organ- ist. will play "Andantio" (Gigout), "Intermezzo" (Callaerts), Master Let Me Walk With Thee" (Smith), and "Choral-Prelude" (Reger). The Descant and Chancel choirs will sing "The King of Love My Shepherd Is" (Shelley) and the Chancel choir will sing "Go Not Far From God" (Zingarelli). Mr. Lee will preach at the youth service at 7 p.m.

Sunday. Nursery care will be provided for small children during the 11 a.m. service. Sunday church school meets at 11 a.m. Sunday.

BIRTHS IN PORT HURON HOSPITAL Jan. 17, to Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Kennedy, 3375 Cleveland avenue, a son. Jan.

18. to Mr. and Mrs. Clayton M. Surline, Goodells, a daughter, Jan.

18, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Hyja, Goodells, a daughter. Jan.

18, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Arnott, 1918 Eighth street, a son. SAME DAY SERVICE Seeley Cleaners 1014-16 Lapeer Ave.

Phone 2-0901 FOR ATOMIZERS, BED PANS, and HOT WATER BOTTLES CALL FREE DELIVERY VAN HAAFTEN'S DRUG STORE Phone 2-9501 501 Huron Ave. CORSAGE CLEARANCE Main Floor 'A thief or thieves broke into the day school work in First Methodist must be on flle Wltn tne Commis-Wonder Bar, 539 Water street, I church. in Washington D. C. prior to Friday night or early today andi Her name will be placed on an the closing of business.

Feb. 7. took $358 in cash from the honorary list of members of the! Applications may be obtained Police Lt. Virgil L. James said Michigan Congress of Parents and' irom the Acting Postmaster, North today.

Teachers. street- The theft was discovered at b.M, a.m. today when Isadore G.iMrs. George A. Fair, immediate Pino r.rnve avonno, Bal persons have filled the office3 as Acting Postmaster.

Applicants must be American! citizens either by birth or naturali-l zation and be between 21 and 63 years old. They must have lived in the local area served by the North Street Post Office for at least one and must be legal residents. APPLICANTS who failed to attain eligibility in previous examin-ations must submit a new applica tion if they desire to compete. Applicants must be in good Pnysicai condition ana applications Civic PlaVerS Ci Tryouts Tonight Tryouts lor casting of their forthcomng program of one-act plays will be staged by the Port Huron Civic Players at 7:30 p.m. today in the Griswold Theater.

On Sunday, tryouts for "Harvey," which will follow the three one-act plays, will be at 2:30 p.m. in the theater. Persons interested in stage work are invited to attend the tryouts there are more than a dozen parts yet to be cast. Smoke In Sarnia From Waste Oil Billowing dark smoke drifting from the Sarnia area Friday afternoon reminded Port Huron residents of the recent explosion and fire aboard the freighter Leduc. But Sarnia sources reported that! the smoke was from waste oil being burned by Imperial Oil company in an open field.

The company burns the waste oil from time to time when wind conditions are favorable, it was Divorces Filed Dorothy Oatman against Robert Oatman, non-support. 1 jwas inadvertently omitted from a list of directors of the Michigan National bank here published in (The Times Herald Wednesday. (Tenth street, was presented a tinguished service certificate at a meeting of the Past Presidents 'Club of Garfield Parent-Teacher associa tion Friday night The certificate was presented for outstanding service in parent-: teacher work during her 22 years iof residence in Port Huron. Mrs. Fairman and the Gar field School principal at that i time, Mrs.

Susan M. Hubbard, organized and served hot breakfasts for undernourished 1 children of the school during lien's At present she is active in Sun-i The presentation was made bv past presiaent oi tne ciuo auu a charter member of Garfield PTA. Funeral Services Set Monday For Mrs. Peter Langan Funeral services ill be conduct-at 9 a.m. Monday in Our Lady of Mercy Catholic church, Sarnia.

for Mrs. Mary Ann Langan. 79. widow of Peter langan, who died Thursday in her home in Sarnia. She is the mother of Mrs.

Thomas M. Duffy and Mrs. Raymond V. Sterosky, both of Port Huron. Burial will be in the church cemetery, Sarnia The remains are in the MacKen- zie-Blundy funeral home, Sarnia.

Fined For Giving Beer To Minors Frank R. Bond. 22, of 804 Huron avenue, today pleaded guijty be- Lloyd V. Marlette, Associate Municipal Judge, to furmsning beer to minors and paid $35 fine and costs. Bond was arrested Friday night bv Patrolmen Charles Carr and bought the beer at a grocery Relief Corps Unit Installs Officers Past presidents of William Sanborn Women's Relief Corps No.

77 installed officers at a noon luncheon meeting Thursday. Officers for 1952 are: President, Mrs. Matilda Stringer; vice president, Mrs. Gertrude Riddell; chaplain, Mrs. Elizabeth M.

D. Stephens; secretary, Mrs. Frances M. Turner, and treasurer, Mrs. Caroline R.

Biddlecomb. Mrs. Mary Hawley, immediate past president, installed the new officers. Mrs. Caddis L.

Langdon was inducted as a new member. Mrs. Hawley presented each officer of 1951 with a gift. muo, trwner of the bar, opened for the day. Lieutenant James said.

He said the thief or thieves entered the building from the fire escape after breaking through a tin-covered window pane. They did not attempt to break into the safe or tamper with vending machines, he said. Deaths Blyden Campbell News was received here today of the death of Gerald Blyden Campbell, 10, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd E.

Shank. 2805 Keewahdin road, in Fort while! vacationing with his family there. I He was born Sept. 17, 1941. He is survived by his parents and his grandparents.

Mr. and Mrs. B. I. Gullickson.

all of Port Huron. The remains will arrive here Monday afternoon and be taken to the Kipp funeral home. Funeral arrangements are not completed. FUNERALS Mrs. Howard J.

Hill Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Brill Hill, 53, former Port Huron resident and wife of Howard J. "Port Huron's Most Modern funeral home" AMBULANCE SERVICE 1634 Lapeer Ave. Phone 2-2331 hnilllHlfliM.il ADVERTISEMENT For Construction of Water Filter Plant and Appurtenances for East China Township St. Clair County, Michigan Sealed proposals for constructing a Water Filter plant.

Intake. Intake crib and Wash Water outlet and other work will be received by East China Township, at the Town Hall located on highway M-29 at its intersection with Recor Road approximately 3 miles north from Marine City at 8 o'clock P.M. E.S.T. on February 13, 1952. No bid may be withdrawn after scheduled closing time for at least 30 days.

The National Production Authority has issued Rating D. O. Allotment T-8 for this work. The owner has placed orders for pumps and special filter plant equipment which will be listed in contract documents. A deposit of S20.00 will be required for plans and other contract documents.

$20.00 will be to bona fide bidders and $15.00 to non-bidders on return of documents in good condition within 20 days. Bids may be rejected unless made on forms furnished with contract documents. Plans may be examined or procured at the office of the Engineers or the office of the Supervisor, M. Snodgrass. on St.

Clair Approx. 1 mile S. W. from St. Clair.

A certified check or bid bond acceptable to the owner in the amount of 5 of bid, made payable to The Treasurer. East China Township must acompany each proposal. This deposit of the successful bidder shall be forfeited if he fails to execute the contract and bonds within ten days after notice of award. The Township Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids, waive informalities or accept any bid it may deem best. ROY W.

KLECHA, Township Clerk PATE and HIR.V. Engineers 532 Michigan Building Detroit 26. Michigan Hill, Grand Haven, will be at Duesellier and charged p.m. Monday in the Arthur Smith with furnishing beer to two boys, funeral home. (aged 15 and 18.

Elder John R. Grice, of Latter They said Bond told them he He always put off the cnoice of a family monument, "until the time comes." Then the time was gone. And the choice the family should have made together, had to be decided without, perhaps. the most important vote of all. Large Selection In Stock Order NOW! Day saints church, win conduct services.

Burial will be in Lakeside Cemetery. The remains are in the funeral home. Pays $35 Fine For Leaving- Accident Oscar A. Koon, 2735 Sixteenth street, today pleaded guilty before Lloyd V. Marlette, Associate Municipal Judge, to unlawfully leaving the scene of an accident ad paid $35 fine and costs.

was arrested today by Patrolman George A. Nelson after being identified as the person who struck a car owned by William L. Bingle, Applegate, while Jit was parked at Pine Grove ave-jiue and Garfield street Jan. 1. learn the famous ABC system of shorthand.

No symbols No Signs No Machines. Uses simple ABC's. Used in leading offices and civil service. Lowest cost, shortest time. Free national placement service.

Free typing course included. Enroll now for February 4 class. PORT HURON BUSINESS COLiEGE Edward lONES MONUMENT CO. Established in 1880 as rruesdell-Malloo Co. 3549 Stone St.

Phone 2-2783 At Stone St. Entrance to Lakeside Cemetery 1719 Military Street.