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YPSILANTI HISTORICAL SOCIETY WILL MEET SUNDAY, MAY 22ND
at the Ypsilanti Historical Museum from 3PM to 5PM
SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKER MRS. DE38ARIS CASH
of Treasure Mart fame
Who is Mrs. Demaris E Cash and What is a Treasure Mart?
If you have needed to dispose of a precious doorknob or
replace a beloved camphor trunk that sailed out of
Shanghai in the 19th century, you would eventually be
directed to the "Treasure Mart" in Ann Arbor. On any
given day you can wander through two floors of recycl­
ing treasures and locate an early edition of Hawthorne,
a circa 1790 grandfather clock, a complete set of
Haviland china, a Polaroid camera, a well-loved and now
abandoned stuffed rabbit, a set of melmac dishes, or a
magnificent oriental rug.
Mrs. Cash is the genius who moves treasures from one
owner's loving care to its new home. She knows her
merchandise and what the treasures really are among
those recyclables. She's going to share some of her
treasures and her experiences in the Treasure Business.
This meeting is Open to the Public and your friends
are welcome and encouraged to attend.
Refreshments will be served.
SUNDAY MAY 22ND 3PM to 5PM
YPSILANTI HISTORICAL MUSEUM
220 North Huron St.