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ASSIST tNI RII 'TrR HIR ElTIR EG
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After a service of 31 years in the
offices of the literary college, Miss
Marion C. Goodrich, assistant regis-
trar of the literary college, will retireE
from duty July 1.
When Milss Goodrich wats appo:inted!
to the position of ass;istant reg istrarj
i1 e r g r l,; o )~ o l targstrar of the liter iry college and
previous to 1 Clss oodrich's appoint-
ment carriedl the entire w,,ork of the
registrar's office -upon his shoulders.
. Approximately80S;tuldents were at
that timie enrolled in the literary col-
legewhc at that time included the
engineering school. Four different
sets of entrance requirements were
used for admission to the University,
courses being offered in Letters, Sci-
ence, Arts and Philosophy. Four sets
of requirements were also used for
admission to the engineering school
and for graduation from b)oth lepart-
ments.
The registrar's office ,vas tat that1
time located in 'Dr. Angell's oftice, It
was later remZoved to Secretary
Sith's present offices, and finally to
its present quarters in 1908.,
When Miss Goodrich first took, up
her duties as a University officiall
there was no dean of the literary col
lege or registrar.'Thie Pres,,idet of'p
the University registered all inico:),i ng
students and the task, acc ording71to
Miss Goodrich, was no easy one,
Benjamin L. D'Ooge was the first
dean of the literary college and when

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ft1apoin;)Ulted devo' ited lonly one houlr
eac (ay o is dIutte, sitt ing alt Mi
Coo.r)OI',C1S desk f.or a hort period to
do; th.e little wvork, then to be done.
Rihard lHudson followed Ean
D'Ooge, h'olding offic'e for 10 years. Hle
was suc.ceeded by Dean John L. Reed
Lo h.eld the1 office of Dean until hlis
Ath, when Dan john R. Effnger
pan appin~ited to the position.
.Ac ording to Miss Gloodrich there
have bseen great chan11ges in tae Ireis-l

trar's office since her
yea ,5 ago, alll made nece kriceIig nlxo
the Univ.ersity- each year.
John Iraulbet ch ,'171", V
John Maulbetsch, '17P,
sity footbaill player, is _vi,
home of his parents, Go
hetsch, on West Washingt,
two wNeeks. "Maulli4,
Stiliwater, Oklahoma.

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UNITARIAN CHURCHN
SWt1ate and1tHron Sts.
SIDNEYF' S. ROBINS, Minister
10:40 A. M.- "A Modern Code
of Ethics." A review of what
a representative group of
young people have, to say
about the Ten Command-
mnents and about ethical prin"-
ciistoday.,
A chorus of girls, led by Miss
Helend e, will sing at this
service.
Tree yeatr's program 'of the Y. P.
R. U. is formally closed.
A Cordial Welcome tox All!


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SUGAR_ BOWL
HOME MADE CANDY
ABSOLUTELY CLEAN
BEST LINE IN THE CITY
EVERYTHING
MADE.IN ANN ARBOR
LIGHT LUNCHES

Cor. therine and Diyvll
Rev. Iheury Tatlock, D..D.,I
Rev. Cliarl's T. -Webb, C
7:35 A. M.-H-oly Cofimt
.10:30 A, -M. - Morning
and Sermnon by the F
"The relation of G(
Mlan.-
4:30 P. lM. - Evening S
and Address by 'the Re(
ANN ARBO]
BIBLE CHAT
lleadquarters, in Lane E
Classes meet in the
Room."
Up'per Room- Bible Clasi
ur-day eveniings. univ~
Men's Eible Class S,
morning,
Ask or Printed -circula
nouucing six courses.
Read the Upper Room Bu
"THOMAS M. IDEZ
Instruc

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ISUGAR BOWL

FIRST
BAPTIST CHURCH
Huron St., Below State
J. M. WVELLS, MINISTER
321 East Ann Street

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V6 ;Mstll i rge tlh f t ou bu your vw'ier fuel as soon'as possible
due to ;,penf(ing (.,!r ahorkt,,u,?am low proiducitinof.coal, which at
a lter dakte may h ie the cai se of your foael costing you more money.
Wehave all grades of (,n n No. 3 Vein Plocahontas, Kentucky and
Wes Vigina Sft oal, ecelentquality Anthiracite,' and Genuine
Solvay Cokei". Wesetfly oicit your inquiries.
TLI~flflll~fl fflA r'n IunOFF 8E124iESTHURON
THE PRUNER COL GO, UUI111.1,Phone office 1950 SF-i Yard 1950F-?

409 Jefferson

High Class Food
Open 6 a.m. 1Close 11 p.m

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=TRINITY LUTHERAN ~.
ar CHURCH
F Ifth Ave. and Williamt St.
9:30 A. M-Sunday_ School.
10.'34 A. M.-The Sunday School'
_ will render a service for _
2 Children's Day., Special mlusic2
'2 and other f'eatures.

J. M, WE LLS -

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10: 30 A. Ml.

12:00 Noon--Sunday School.

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0IVDON Ni
The first and last
word in real
pipe comfort
This is one of
many styles of
"TREBOR PIPES'
ready for your.
immediate use
at six dollars.
(QA' TREBOR will' smoke, cool and
sweet from the start. The ivory stop-
per at end of stem positively prevents
any bad taste or discomfort..
If you have never smoked a pipe, the
TREBOR will prove a new friend to be
proud of. A veteran pipe smoker will
appreciate the specially seasoned fine old
i briar as, an old friend after the first puff..
Drop in and reethe TREBOR at,
The Calkins-Fletcbher Drug Co.
The Cushing Drug Co.
Imported by
GROSVENOR NICHOLAS & CO., Inc.
12 East 48th Street New York City


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ZION LUTHERAN
. tt Ave and Win' dgton Sts i
- RV. E. C. ST11I OH ,
2Paster _
! The doctrine of Christ's ,vica -
rious atonement far the sins of
- men has. always begotten a *
p sprit of self-denying service in
those who have sincerely Eye-
E lieved it. That's one reason why
.:we stress this doctrine.
Xi0:30 A. 1.- (German)1Res i-(t
ing the Devil..:
:e7:30 P. M. ' (English) A Chil
dren's Day service.!
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
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soo o----"Peace I Leave WVith You"... ...Rol
GEORGE OSCAR BOWEN
6:00 P. M.
Young People's Meeting. Social Half-Hour.
C. Stewart Baxter leads.
"H1 OW TO GET AND KEEP, A SITUATION'

PRtESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

CHILDREN'S

DAY PROGRAM

4at 10:30



We Sincerely Wish You
A Happy Vacation.
eWlrnms.ri - Geisezidorfer Co.
,f The Store Where Quality Gomel 1.First

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.M 1, £,'AE N ' '. MOO RE, Student Director

SUNDAY1, JNE 1 2, 19721

10:30 A. M.-Children's Day.

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12Z: 00 Noon.-.Bible Classes for students at. Lane H all.
6:00 P-. M-Social Half-Hour for the Young People.
6:30 Y M.-MR. C. F. WANG, leader of Wesleyan G
Devotional meeting.
A cordia:l invtation .is extended to all stuFdents.

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Mats. Tuesday, Thursday,
& Saturday 25¢-500
Nights 500"?sot-$1.00

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12th Annual Season

THE BEST HEALTH
FOUN DATION-
5S REAL
SAN ITATION'
P'LUMIN&r
T HE best foundation upon
which to build your health
and that of your family is
sanitary plumbing. That's the
sort of work we do. We will
install in your home the con-
veniences for which your folks
have been eager for some time.
WThy not talk it over with us?


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Sunday services at 10:30 A. MW.
Subject,
"God thle: Preserver of a.
Testimonial meeting Wedn esday
evening at 7:30. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to all. Suin-
day School at 11:45 A. M\., to
which pupils under 20 may be
admitted. A public readi,,:
room, 236 Nickels .Arcade,1i
open daily, except Sundays and
holidays, from 12 to 5. o'clock.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
DISCIPLES
South University Ave.%

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F ~FIRST
CONGREGATIONAL CHtIURCH
- 10:30 A. M
The annual Children's Day service will be given byt
members. of the church school,
JUNE 19 IS SENIOR SUNDAY
1 7' Tworereiave of the Senior Class will give bri
' acdress, and the Minister will deliver a seraonlectur
IW "MAN, THE ARTIFEX"

Classes for Students
F. P. ARTHUR, Pa stor

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BERANEK & MARTIN

10: 30 A. M.-A National
gram for the Church.

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PLUMBING

HEATING

REPAIRING
Phone 2452

6:30 P. ?11. - Christiian En1,1-
deavor. Xym. CasPresJ-
dent.
7:30 P. M.-New Light on an
Old Theme...
9:30 A. M.-Bible School.
MAURICE TAILOR, Supt.

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