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MRS. ZOLITA FORD.
Funeral sérvices for Mrs. Lolita
Grace Fard, 26 years old, who died
at her home in Flat Rock suddenly
Monday morning, is set for 2
o'clock Thursday afternoon in the
residence of her parents, Dr. and
|Mrs, Edward, Fisher, 128 West
| Morley avenue, Dearborn. Rev.
|Clyde M. Gearhart will officiate.
| Burial will be in Ford cemetery on
| Joy road,

Mrs. Ford was the wife of Burn-
ham Ford, son of William Ford,
brother of Henry Ford. Her fath-
er is a member of the state legis-
‘lature. She was a graduate of the
| Dearborn high school in 1922, and
of the Ypsilanti State college in
1924, For three years following
her graduation, she taught in the
Dearborn ptblic schools.

Surviving her are her husband
land a 2-year-old son, Edward
‘William Ford, her parents, a
brother, Milton, of Wayne, and
one sister, Annette, of Dearborn.