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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-18
D. Weaver VIII Get Facts About Bias In Defense Frogra
Thurman
|Honors Retiring
Chairman
Mrs. Thomas
Presented Pin
BY Members

In recognition OF the ana
in which she has directed n. MI
fairs Of the Lucy Thurman Rrar.s|
YWCA for the past four wears go
OF her interest in the nationat sst|
world work of the association nI
branch presented Mrs. Alfred I'll
Thomas with Blue Trisngis p,,)
al it's twenty-first annuai mee,,r-
on Thursay. Jan. is. Mrs p III
Gamble. chairman OF he woris|
fellowship committee, made i'll
presentation.
Mrs. Thomas term Of oitic. Ia,
expired and she Is retiring troml
the Craftsmanship OF the hns-s al
management. She will con'inue al
the board as chairman ~ yolur. |
teer leadership. She has heen ,nl
active volunteer worker Ia tho NJ
since. 1925. having become mem.
Der Of the board when tia la,s
Mrs. Josephine Norcom Uas ZEN.
eral secretary Of the Bran Is Mr.
Thomas has also been active io
become member-at-large ~ NJ
Metropolitan Board OF Directors n,
the Detroit YWCA, and her nams
viii appear on the oallo, A. M.
fofiy-eighth annual meeting of,hs
association on Feb. t.. Fr Ia
first time in its history tie l.ucv
Thurman Branch will have rep.
reseniaiiyes on the metropolitan
Board.
throughout her term az nica a
chairman OF the Branch Mrs A.
Thomas has been actiyelr .n'er.
ested in the national AMI regional
conventions OF the orear faii0r.
She headed large eleEatior The
national conventions al Co.umhus
Ohio. an at Atlanta City and also
AZ the regional conference Ere
Pa She has also been Ar eaaasl-
astic supporter and generous
contributor 10 the Detrc on
mlnitv Fund as well as AZ s'.v,
solicitor In the Fund tam1agn
which helps 10 finance De aors
~ the Detroit YWCA and IA var.
.oGs branches
Mrs Burrell Carter Was rtair.
nan Of the annual meeting pro.
egam which will be repor'es more
fully next week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-18
VIM. Pickens Boosted
For Spingarn Medal

A. a meeting held a, Plymouth
Conversational church Sunday eve
ming. William Piokers was uranl-
mous'y endorsed as nominee for
ne 1917 Spingafn Medal II Is re-
ported that friends o. Mr. Pickens
N a number Of other cities are also
heartily recommending him as re-
oinlent ~ this ANNUAL award for
outstanding service rendered the
race.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-18
.Hillman's Aid
Will Speak Here
Friday Evening
Meeting Slated
For Lucy Thurman
Branch YWCA

The Detroit Branch az The Ma
tional ASSOCIATION FOR the Advance
men, % Colored People Will present
Or. Robert c. Weaver. adminstra-
tive assistant; in The Division OF
Labor supply OF The National De-
tense Advisory Commission. as the
PRINCIPAL speaker az luncheon
FRIDAY. Jan. l.. az Lucy Thurman
Branch YWCA. The program is
sla'cd 70 state az s nm
nr Weaver's talk will center
around the plans .or the migrating
o. Negro workers IN the National
Defense Prosram. especially in the
industrial plants holding contracts
for The production ~ material for
the national defense
No Bias Policy
Last Fall ~ a conference with
Lester r Granger. assistant execu-
tive q The National Urban league.
and prsssnia.ives O. local Urban
leaeuss. NJ Weaver declared that
ho'h ne ALL and Go had assured
Sidney Hi,.mar labor commissions
or, tina, trade vrions affiliated with
the 'wo Influential labor organiza-
Mons WI carry our the commits
sions ror-discrin ration labor
policy stipulation nat workers
should re- he Disseminated against
because ~ age sex race or color
This assurance. according 20 DR.
Weave A. ne tine. was obtained
as a rfsai. az series % confer
erces between H...mar. Weaver
and representatives Il me All. and
CIO.
In commenting on he develop
mer'. Or Weaver said
zone @, '1s largest obstacles 10
securing equitable IN plovment op-
tcr,ur!r.es for Negroes In the de-
scrse program has been The conten-
'ion @. employers that the intro
erc'ion ct negro skilled and IN
skilled Workers volla lead 70 Sc
r.ous labor din.cg'tes and reduce
efficiency because Of the resent
werr o. wtfe labor
Reahilrms Statement
tt> SO trIltfH ~ r0tiCr adopt
~ vs. ne Ameaesn Federation o,
'ago- a-i Cor-~ess OF Industrial
Organ za'lon Indicates 'ha- organ
zt. labor does ro' -'erd 70 he
sir 7fc.nor' - increased occu-
pai.cral opportunities .0r Negroes
4. rt7Nirms 80 statements -sreat-
fd'v made hy Negroes ihat he en-
r'tymen. O coiotel WORKERS WI
mo- occasion me iyre 81 difficulty
Indicated hy employers
Howeve- much d.nica''v tas
been encountered here ard e.se-
where hv Negroes .n seek ~ ec.
paf'ona' opportunities. This was
brought Into sharp focGs -ecerfiy
following an Investigation q, The
various 'rdlsriai plants holding
government contracts. The iryes-
'.sa'.0n wss made hy a comm t'ee
organized following 2 corseror ~
called vs. the Detroit Branch II the
Numerous Instances we're cited ~
conference - EMPLOYERS refus.
rr-s. hire Negro skilled and tin.
skilled workers because ~ racia'
prejudice These facts will ne pre-
ssr'ed 70 Or. Weaver on his ,rl-
70 Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-18

Fields. Pittsburgh Courier; Ulysses
". Boykin. Alfred CASEY. Al
Wallace and Russ ]. Cowans. De-
troit Tribune. Rollo s Vest. AM
sterdam News; r. Hassins, Detroit
News: Ed Scott Detroit Times
Leroy White. Detroit World Echo
Halario Mendoza. Charles Dickin-
son and Langford p. James. pho
tographer, and Chester Reriie.
mayor Of Paradise Valley.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-18
Had Marihuana Cigarets

John Albert Ivy. q. % pol win.
der. was arrested Monday FOR VIC.
laiion Of the United States Narcotic
Law. Ivy. according 70 police had
some marihuana cigarettes in M,
possession az the time OF his ar.
rest
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-18
CLASSIFIED

To sell Mother Natures LInlment.
A IMMINENT with merits. Good com.
mission. Reid Bradley. si17 Bryden.
Tr. 5.S2S3. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-18
Court Injunction Restraints Former
Pastor Of Bethel Baptist Church

A permanent injunction against the Rev Clarence W
Mnter former pastor Of Bethel Baptist church Thomas
Baden and an members Of their faction was issued re-
eenv bv Circuit Courr Commissioner Carl NJ Weideman
1890 ban from interviewing in way win ne
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-18
Members OF Press And Recorder S
Court Get Together At A Dinner

That the mission of the Negro newspaper is to tell
the truth and for the high ideals which seeks 10
adopted by the general public the general opn-
expressed by judges of Recorders court to members
the Negro press Friday night at Lucy Thurman Branch
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-18

FLAT FOR RENT
"-Room tniurnished Flat. Sec.
ton north Of Blvd. Desinble ion.
ants. Phone Trinity I.ls9O.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-18

FOR MARRIAGE-FRlENnSHlP
PLEASURE. JOIN ANllt,
GLIB. n. Wendell. Chicago. SEM
dime for membership blank.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-18
CLASSIFIED
REAL ESTATE

For Real Estate-Call John
BlShaw, Tyler .5-1010-l3 1875 South
Norrell street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-18

WANTED BY PUBLIC AGENCY.
Boarding Homes for colored emu
dren. When applying give eNpet'
ence and age desired. white inc
Detroit Tribune, sit6 ~. Antoine
street Box. Va. 80.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-18

Lonely! Want n sweetheart. ms.
band or vile. Many wealthy a.,
ages. send stamp. BOX $685. prula
station. Baltimore. Nd.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-18
UOJSFS FOR SAL

House or Flat will he qulstl!
sold al a great bargain. Term, ar'
ranged. For appointment phone
Lafayette 1915.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-18

3.ROOM APARTMENT
Light and Gas included. Ner
good neiRhhorhood. Close n down.
town. Must have good rele''
ences. Cherdy 1855.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-18
fnR RENI

1905 WestmInister, corner Hin.
die. Once space; 3 >or I rooms
Ideal ior Doctor. Dentist. ~ Beau.
{, Parlor. Call oregon 4llo.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-18
BARBER WANTED

Neat Young Barber 10 work on
white trade. 1919 ;. Burdick, kili'
mazoo. Mich.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-18
Hats TO RIM

Neatly furnished room for lady
elo2 lroquois, Phone ". 2eSa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-18

1851 T.. Canheld avenue, Detroit :
story combination-brlck and frame
3,0OO.00--terms. Terrace a.>gl6
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19
Ruffled Accents

DEFT ACCENTS, such as ruff
fling, add importance to the
plainest of clothes. So, il you're
out to keep the budget we'll bal.
anced and, at the same time,
make the most of your clothes,
get hold of some modern sewing
equipment and do q bit of ruff
fling. The fabric need not be ex.
pensive and an hour or two OF
leisurely stitching will turn out
flattering results. II you have
never used the ruffler attach
ment, your local sewing center
can instruct you. For q basic
black sheer, try a three-tiered
ruffled jabot of sheer cotton
tricked out with velvet stream
ers: or doll up last years print
with a ruffled or pleated pep
ium, using either matching or
contrasting fabric. The same at
tachment makes pleats and
ruffles Even the plainest of COL
lar and cuff sets can be dressed
up with wide or narrow pleated
edgings.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19
Porty Fetes Bride-Elect
of Mount Clemens

MRS. GEORGE WERNER en-
tertained at a shower and bunco
party last evening in New Balti-
more at Vernier's Inn. honoring
Louise Addy, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Addy of An
chorville, who will marry Harry
Allor of Mount Clemens, son of
Mrs. Theresa Allor, M ou n t
Clemens, on July IL.
Thirty-two guests were pres
ent at the event, for which deco
rations were pink and white. A
large umbrella was suspended
above the table which held the
shower gifts, and another table
was conferred with q wedding
cake surrounded by q replica OF
the wedding party.
Bunco prizes were won by
Mrs. Ralph Burgess of Detroit,
Katherine Allor OF Mount
Clemens and Mrs. George Addy
of Anchorville.
Guests from Mount Clemens
were Mrs. Albert Gibbons, Their
esa Allor, Katherine Allor and
Mrs. Herbert Glasgow.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19
Adele Moore
Heads SodaIity

ADELE MOORE is the new
project of st. Peters Sodality
of Our Lady, it is announced to-
day. Other new officers are Ann
Shea, vice project; Molly Rich,
secretary and Catherine Barck,
treasurer.
These officers will be installed
in September, since the sodality
has suspended meetings for the
Summer.
Elections took place at meet
ing held in St. Mary's clubrooms
earlier in the week.
Three members of the sodality
will attend the retreat at the
Convent of Mary Reparatrix
June q, 20, and 20. They are
Catherine Barck, Yolanda Van
Beversluys and Rosalie Peltier.
Two girls will be selected
from the sodality membership to
attend the weeks summer school
of the Catholic Action, to be held
in Chicago at the Morrison Hotel
August "a to 80.
GLADYS EMERY and Myrtle
Wilks entertained a few friends
at luncheon yesterday noon ut
Gordon's Grill.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19
; WE THE WOMEN
Reminders for
A Haphazard
Conversations

CUT OUT THE FOLLOWING
REMINDER. Stick it In your
dressing table mirror. Read 1t
every time you take a last look
At yourself before going out for
an afternoon or evening where
you will have a chance to make
conversation.
NOBODY Is INTERESTED IN:
Whether or not l slept last
night. ~
A detailed account of my
health during the last month.
The food fancies of my family.
What a trial my husbands
family is to me.
What I told my maid when she
asked for a day off besides her
regular Thursday afternoon.
A list of my food allergies.
My reducing diet.
More than one cute remark
of any of my children.
NOBODY CARES ABOUT:
The various places where we
stopped for meals on our vaca-
ton last year, and the price OF
dinner or lunch at each place.
MY re-hash of book he
hasn't read or a movie he hasn't
seen.
My troubles.
Proof of what a busy person
am.
A detailed and accurate an
swer to the polite inquiry, How
are your"
The trouble I'm having with
my hair or finger nails.
IF were you :. y (unasked-
for advice).
OR WANTS TO HEAR ABOUT:
My dreams.
My relatives-or my hus
bands.
My last operation-or any
of my operations, for that mat
ter.
How smart Junior is at his
studies.
MY personal dislikes.
My childhood.
What a difficult time I have
getting my clothes fitted.
And no one wants ito be a
mere audience. No one wants to
sit and listen to a rambling, in
terminable, one-sided converse
ton.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19
Coming Events

FRATERNAL ORDER Eagles officers meeting in Aerie
Hall, at
HERMAN XIX PTA picnic.
REBEKAH LODGE regular meeting in Barron hall, at 3
BLUEBELI CLUB OF ST. Louis parish at the home OF Mrs
Roland Lozen, Sugar Bush road, at pm
FRIDAY, JUNE 20
GROUP l. WSCS annual birthday party, at the home OF
Mrs Grace McGinnis, 377 Cambridge Drive, at 1890
IOOF. in Hall, at pm.
PRESBYTERIAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY, at the home OF
Mrs. Henry w. Miller South Wilson boulevard at
230 pm. -.
GROUP Trinity Lutheran church, at the home OF Mrs
Alfonso Kraatz, 40 Kendrick avenue, at pm
BOB AROUND BUNCO CLUB at the home OF Mrs Marvin
Niayhew 81 Moser place, at pm.
DANCING CLUB dinner dance Gowane Golf Club, at
pm ,..
EASTERN STAR INITIATION preceded by dinner in Masonic
hall, at $50 pm. -.
BABY CLINIC at Health Clinic Market street. 1890 to
2:30 pm.
SATURDAY, June 81
BAKE SALE at 26 New street. just Off Gratiot avenue spon
sored by ST. Louis NCCW beginning ut am .
WHITE SHRINE CEREMONIAL preceded by dinner, In Ma-
sonic hail. at $50 pm. =
BAPTIST WwG bicycle wiener roast at the home OF
Eleanore Ellis, Moran road at pm
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19

CIRCUIT JUDGE NEIL Z.
REID will be host to members
Of the Macomb County bar As
ISOLATION and their wives ut 2
weekend outing ut Drummond
Island next week. Approximate
ly IS persons are expected to
leave next Wednesday, to re-
main until Sunday.
Clarence Shirley is to be mas
ter of ceremonies for the trip,
plans for which include fishing.
hiking, driving and simply en-
joying the delightful resort.
Most of the women In the par.
ty will be guests at the hotel
there, while the men will occu-
py the several cottages Of their
host.
Among those who are tenta-
lively planning to make the trip
are Mrs. Reid, Mr.. and Mrs. Macy
Watkins, Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. John, Mr.. and MyS. Clarence
Shirley, Circuit Judge James Z.
Spier. Douglas Ball, Herman
Bryce, Ray H. Callens, Thomas
w. Cross, Louis Davis, Arthur
Feldman, George Francis Of st.
Clair Shores.
Earl French, Wilbur Held,
Kenneth Hill, Frank Kopietz OF
Roseville, william T. Kelly,
John Lunserhausen, Christian F.
Matthews, Kenneth McCallum OF
East Detroit, Frederick Nichol-
son of Center Line, Bert v. Num-
neley, Henry Reese, Malcolm
Trombley, Probate Judge Joseph
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19
Ever Onward Circle

THE LAST RE G U l. A II
MEETING Of Ever Onward Cir
Gle until Fall was held yester-
day. afternoon at the Kings
Daughters Home, with Mrs.
George Valentine as hostess. 1t
was purely business meeting,
with tentative plans for q picnic
during the Summer discussed.
Date and committees will be an
nounced later.
Mrs. Robert Hall won the door
prize.
A NUMBER OF MOUNT
CLEMENS GUESTS will attend
. party tonight for Robert Hen
bricks, of Detroit, fiance of Bar
bara Teall of the Mount Clemens
high school. The event, . fare
well party for Mr.. Hendricks
who will be indicted into the
United States Army Saturday,
will be at the Hendricks home
Ia Outer Drive, Detroit.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19
81, Louis Rose Club
Holds Annual Banquet

VASES OF ROSES appropri-
ately decorated the dinner table
last evening for the annual ban
quet of st. Louise Rose Club,
held at Lake Shore Inn, Jeffer-
son and Croker boulevard.
Corsages of the same flowers
marked the places for the ID
members who attended.
Dancing and cards were the
diversion of the evening, with
prizes going to Mrs. Conrad
Reuther, Irene Forgue, Mrs
John Friedwald, Mrs. Peter
O'Shea and Mrs. Leo Flood.
The club was to hold regu-
lar meeting this afternoon at the
home of Mrs. william Seagram.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19

MISS HAZEL L. BETS and
Mrs Herman Beck, principals OF
Grant and Wilson schools re-
spectively. have completed q
l0O-page Directory Of Commu-
nifty Resources for Use In Eie-
mentary Grades" as a part OF
their graduate studies this past
winter at Wayne University.
Mimeographed copies of the
booklet will be given to each
elementary school teacher In
Mount Clemens public schools,
70 help them coordinate field
trips about q multitude of SUBJ
jects studied in schools.
Listed in convenient form are
the various places Of interest to
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19

Birthday

SIN Of Cancer
Juns 81 70 yuly -
Among the old ChAldeAn phllosophege
this sign was called the "oste OF Mens
the human body. Cancer people have
mocha nicai and constructive ability. tact
and diplomacy. They have fononees
for speculation and games Of ehenee.
When the sun reaches the sign OF Can.
Ger on it, annual journey through the
until il reaches the fall equinox. Like
the crab whose progress forward seems
10 result from backward motion. Cen
Ger poople are Retrospective. Consioer.
inf Whist the past holds they draw cen
illusions concerning the future.
Mrs. Frank Ballor, June Is. sc
Arthur G. Hintz, June 3.
Mrs. Clarence Wood, June IL.
Mrs. Russell Bliss, June Is.
Louis Kollmorgan, June 20.
Clara Hurtienne, June IS.
Norman Lorway, July !.
Melvin Grossef, July IL.
Laurence Grosser, July Is.
Mrs. Francis Golden. July l.
Mrs. A. w. Fattler, July Is.
Wylie Wilkinson, June 30.
Matthew Killewald, ST., July 3.
Reuben Wolf, July 10.
John Nunneley, July !.
Mrs. Bernard Schock, July 10.
Helen Grant, July 8.
william Lubahn, July 4.
Mary Gay Brindley, July ,.
Mrs. william Churchyard, July 4
Mrs. Edward Lembke, July 3.
Mrs. Walter Devantier, July !.
Mrs. George Hints, July IL.
Fred Heldt, June ~.
Berneice Peltier, July 8.
John Cochran, June 20.
Granville Morgan, July 3.
Grace Petitpren, June 80.
Mrs. Fred Kleino, July 8.
Mrs. william Rocker, July :.
Mrs. Lillian Baker, June %.
Thomas L. Forman, June IL.
virginia Peltier, June 20.
Frances Kerner, June IL. y,
John G. Ritter, June IL.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19
Plan Weekend Outing
at Drummond Island ,

Trombly, Fred. Van Fieteran Of,
st. Clair Shores. -
Jewel West of Romeo, john /,
zoe Of st. Clair Shores, Elmore
Lester. assignment clerk, Guy la
Brown, county clerk, and RaIphs
Hughes Of the attorney generals
office In Lansing. q
MR.. AND MRS. HARRY v.
ODLE will have ~ their guests
on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
L. Odle, Mrs. william Donneley,
of Detroit, and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Odle, Of Madison. Wis. "a
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19
School Principals Complete
Booklet on Mount Clemens

a child in Mount Clemens. For
instance, when the subject of
telephone communication comes
up in class work, the teacher
may refer to the book, to fnd
that visits to the telephone COM
pany may be arranged by ap-
p6intment, with a qualified en-
ployee to explain the complex
ties of the system Mount Glenn
ems uses.
Private collections of dolls,
flowers, clocks, ships and many
other widely varied objects have
been offered for exhibition by
appointment, either at the school
or at the home of the owner, and
they are all listed in the booklet,
as well as the public places of
interest.
The value to the children of
knowing their own community
is readily to be seen, and Mount
Clemens teachers job of teach
ing them about their home town
will be materially aided by the
booklet.
JOHN DALEY, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Daily will grad
uate from the chemical engin-
eering department at the Uni
versity of Michigan on Satur-
day. Attending the commence
ment will be Mr.. and Mrs. Maui
rice Daily and children Char
lotte and Jimmie and Walter j
Daily.
MIR. AND MRS. BYRON
STUCK, their daughter Janice
and Mrs. Roy Nicholson will at.
tend commencement at the Uni.
versity of Michigan on Saturday
when Mr.. and Mrs. Sucks sor
William will take his degree in
political science.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19


OUR COUNTRY and love for great traditions
90 hand in all proud of glorious
embroidered panel depicting the men OF 70 de-
of homes Make for your nome
gift to relative good friend The
panel by bold zeand the three figures are
clear and vigorous stitch done blue
stars Figures outlined in blue yellow green and
Drums outlined in brown and the flag done IN sah
stitch n Lettering is in royal blue.
To obtain transfer pattern Us by IA nches on now
will REQUIRE Illustrations of stitches used and complete
embroderng panel pattern No 56) may be
obtained by sending COIN, YOUR NAME, and AD-
DRESS and the PATTERN NUMBER Anne Cabot (The Daily
Seventh Avenue, New York City.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19
do Reid to Entertain Bar Association Members and Wives
Parents Announce
Gir|'s Engagement

, MR.. AND MRS. GUY ].
BRIGGS OF - Washington sve-
nue. announce the engagement Of
their daughter, Helen Lucille to
Jay L. Pyle, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Pyle Of OIL City, Penn.
The date Of the wedding has
not been set.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19
Wedding Party

DR. AND CARLTON REMER Gertrude Gerds) OF Utica
in cutting wedding at the reception held at
the home of parents Mr. and Mrs Cal Gerds OF East
Detroit following their wedding Saturday evening in ST.
Peters Church. East Detroit Left to right are Elmer
Belhorn usher bridesmaid Herbert Gerds usher
Elizabeth Ann Baog: Remer; Geraldine
Cords Paul Reer best man. Margaret Janzen
bridesmaid Remer usher Dr. Remer ID the son
of Mr. RS. Charles Remer Of Utica.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19
Party Fetes
Mrs. Flanders

MRS. STANLEY FLANDERS
of Fresno, Calf, who is visiting
here for the Summer, was feted
yesterday at a delightful dessert
luncheon and bridge party given
by Mrs. Kingsley G.. Purton, at
her home on South Wilson
boulevard.
Mrs. Purton seated the sixteen
guests at small tables placed in
her living room and enclosed
terrace. Miniature bouquets of
mixed garden flowers centered
the tables during luncheon.
Mrs. Flanders was presented
with a guest prize, and card
prizes were won by Mrs. p. K.
McWethy and Mrs. Harry E.
Taylor.
An out of town guest was Mrs.
Gerald Queen of New Baltimore.
Mrs. Flanders, formerly Kath-
crime Scott of Mount Clemens,
arrived ten days ago with her
small daughter Martha, to spend
the summer with her mother.
Mrs. Harvey Scott, Market
street.
MIR. AND MRS. WINBURN
McPHAIL, z Garden drive,
Mount Clemens, announce the
birth of . daughter, born last
evening in St. Joseph's hos
pital.
MIR. AND MRS. HARRY v.
ODLE, Belleview avenue, will
entertain . group of friends at
cocktails before the dancing
club dinner dance Friday eve
ming.
: MR.. AND MRS. CHARLES
KURTZ Of Detroit announce the
arrival Of q daughter Linda Ruth
born early this morning in city
Heights Maternity Hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-30
CASES BEFORE
RECORDER CLEMENTS

Two charges were disposed of to-
cav IN county court, with Recorder
r J.. Clements presiding.
Iiovt fIobgood Was guilty Of being
drunk and V~agrancv, and was given
g. d3vs IN iail.
Jamcs II. Dick was convicted OF
careless and reckless driving, and
PRAYER for Judgment wa continued
upon payment OF the costs.