Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • Page 4

liETROIT free press I Monday, Nov. 17. 1952 Something Nice To Come Home To! TP-. The Day ksA Michigan: SLIGHT TO THANKSGIVING SEEN Church Body Deplores Early Yule Decorations PORT HURON A resolution by the Port Huron Council of 773 Your home can be four wellt ar a "dream Photo Murelt transform ANY room into a thing of beauty. Tne eort it turpriiingly low! BV DONALD F.

SCHRAM Open Monday Hight 'tit J. M. CIJROM Men 'i Shop 1212 Weihingfon Blvd. URALS A hog with an itch set a barn on fire near Cheshire in Allegan Churches condemns the early appearance of Christmas decora tions in downtown Port Huron as placing too much emphasis on 'County. He scratched his back on an electric light bulb.

ine the commercial aspects of Christmas at the expense of Thanks- bulb broke, causing a short circuit. The blaze was discovered by giving observance, i Mr. and Mrs. David owner or tne nog, auer one ena after Thanksgiving to put up such of the barn DUrst mto flame. Damage was decorations In the future.

Tinr- srm rrrinv aoM in BP The council asks the Retail Merchants Division of the Chamber of Commerce to wait until Suburb to Vote on Bond Issue Residents of the Birmingham School District will vote Monday on a proposed $3,000,000 bond issue to build two elementary schools, add to six existing schools and buy three sites for future schools. The Board of Education and the Birmingham P-TA Council believe new construction necessary because of overcrowded classrooms. a a a IT IS PLANNED to build one school In the, Pembroke area, in northeast Birmingham, and one in the Beverly area, south of Birmingham in Southfield Township. The three future sites have not been selected. Additions would be made to Bamum Junior High, Quarton, Torry, Bloomfield, Franklin and Walnut Lake schools.

A 4Va-mill levy will have to be approved to finance the bond issue. part, W. notice with regrei the MRS. REVOXXE UNDQLIST 19694 Fenelon, found a early decorations on our city crocus In bloom In her garden last Friday. It had two flowers For any rsem Is ytvr home.

any black and whlli, sagis, sr lull color. Applied as eatlly at wallpaper. Durable, washablt, lost lasting. Made frem year fay arils photos er aur world wide selection. Priest start it $25 Com im mM Mlimt Optn Monday Nights 'til I p.m.

streets for the Christmas season. on one bulb. mrmnin in mm "While these decorations are very attractive and make a beautiful display, we wish to rail attention to the fact that Thanksgiving an old American observance, seems to be pushed aside through the early promotion of Christmas merchandise and activities. (mm dimm wimmm INLAND LAKES HIGH SCHOOL of Indian River won the Cheboygan County spelling bee team championship, and Robin Whisler, of Inland Lakes High, won the individual championship. She won a gold medal.

She is 16 and a junior. Runner-up was Bonnie Hermanson, of Cheboygan High School, who went haywire on "absurd." WILLIAM CHAMPION" Is pretty proud of the beet he raised In, the garden of Mrs. Earl Heenan, 1002 Bishop, Grosse Pointe. It weighed 18 pounds four ounces and was 14 inches Jong, 19 Inches in circumference. AFTER HOLDING the job for 32 years, Arthur L.

Martin, of EASY WEE KIT flTMENTJ Waya 10 Hrnee lent with aewer. fill, newly rietlned RCA "leleiiceeV lit." eerleriet New lattery-Life Saver Switch BUY AND SELL THROUGH FREE PRESS WANT ADS ree'ucea battery araln la ttreng signal 'Thanksgiving provides the means for families throughout our nation to get together as Christians and thank God for America and its freedom. "Therefore, be it resolved that in the future we suggest that more regard be given for the two important seasons, Thanksgiving and Christmas, snd hold up the decorations and extensive commercial promotion until at least Ire aaty camai -Js GIFT DEPARTMENT teek-tlte a eorry ana1 In lis celere Cheboygan, has retired as secretary of the Cheboygan County Dewntewa Eait Sid iff 1-21 Slitt eeraersii.it. 14208 Harpar Ht til. 'til 9 Mn.

frl. 'ill a so dilTcrent Thanksgiving." Red Cross. But he accepted reappointment to a 33rd term as home service officer. NEIGHBORS picked 80 acres of corn for Dexter Thorn- ton, of Holt, who has been 111 for several months. The neigh bora' wives served dinner for the work bee in Grange Hall.

lndiTidual in the news in men's shirts so DR. J. S. DeTAR, famed Milan physician, has given up his volunteer job as team physician for Milan High School athletes. Admiring fans gave him a trophy two feet high in a farewell Home Burns; Body Found Simla) ta the Free Preee PORT HURON A man tentatively identified as Fred Rickett, 24, an employe of the Yellow Cab Co.

of Pontiac, died in flames when the home of his mother, Mrs. Louella McLean, west of the city, was destroyed by fire. Rickett had been occupying the one-story house since his mother moved into Port Huron Tuesday. The body, burned beyond recognition, was found Just inside the front door. Siqned Ceramics by Pofa Pillin, Sculptured Crystal by Re ystal by Rene Lalique, Rattan Gifts irom the ceremony.

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