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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-14


 he was given command of the First } Army.
 No one speaks to tho General until he has had breakfast. He gets up at 6:30 every morning, takes pad and pencil with him to the table. There no maps out his days as he would an engagement With enemy tanks. This iil part ex- plains why officers and men alike so respect Gen. Drums military wisdom. One junior officer confided: Drum knows what you are going to say before you finish the first sentence. Before you finish the last, no has tho answer to your prob- lem"
 HE'S HARD.RTDING,
 T.SHo0TING
 For years after he joined the army It. Gen. Ben Lear, Jr., who commands the Second Army, would look tleryously Up and down the line whenever he parked an order. He had volunteered for the Spanish American War when ile was | boy and was made a sergeant. He was ordered to the Philippines, and as he lined Up his men to board the transport in San Francisco. he got nasty shock when he realized one Of the ragged recruits he was send- ing Up the Rangpiaflk was his own father. Lear senior felt lonely back In Colorado after his son left, 50 he followed along and asked to be sent to the same regiment.
 After the capture Of Manila both Lears were mustered out, and the son got back in the next day with e commission as second lieutenant Of cavalry.
 Those were the days the old Army talks about with almost tery affection. The test of an officers calibre was how fast and far he could ride and how straight he could shoot. Ben Lear was SO good at both that he represented his regiment in rife matches through out the United States, and the U. s, Cavalry at the Olympic Games in Stockholm.
 Riding and shooting satisfied the Generals love of sport until he heard about golf. He bought a set of clubs, and with the patience that is natural to hin and which was developed in his handling of animals he practiced hour upon hour in his backyard before he ventured onto a golf course. When he did, 1t wasn't long before he became the best No. 1 tee man in the Army.
 Most of his early army life was spent in places like Cuba and with the border patrol in Texas. Later he was Comnandant of the Calvary School at Riley, Kan, Commander of the Pacific Sector of the Panama Canal, at Balboa, and in 1040 was promoted to command the Second Army.
 Over six fet tall, at e2 Gen. Lear has the muscular, well-knit figure of man who spends most of his waking hours in the saddle. His dark brown hair is turning gray, but his small watchful eyes are as quick as ever, and nothing escapes them even if he is travel- ing at 8 gallop. He is phlegmatic, and his low voice can quiet the most fractious horse or solder.
 His fayortie mount was a big horse named Cosmocrat which could jump six feet if 1t had to. When the General had to have Cosmocrat destroyed, he kept the horses hide, and no matter how cunningiy Mrs. Lear hides 1t, the General always finds 1t and brings 1t out again for the wall of his room. BEST EDUCATED MAN IN THE ARMY"
 The newest Lieutenant General, walter Kruesers recently selected !
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-14
BURHOE ELECTED AT
 MASONIC SESSION

The i43d annual convocation of the grand chapter of Connecticut Royal Arch Masons held in the Ma sonic temple in Hartford yesterday elected James W. Burhoe of Water bury as grand senior steward.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-14
BY RAYMOND ,. FITZPATRICK Democrat LegisIaslce RAuorter)

WVmVCxSS A0kABhAtlCe @epUTteED
 State Capitol, Hartford, May l4.- Some criticism of Gov. Robert A Hurley's renomiiiation of William J. Cox for the 9l0,O00- -a-year state highway commissionership was heard from memebrs of both parties in the Capitol corridors today but It was doubtful that opposition will Do strong enough to prevent con- firmation in the Senate.
 Meanwhile the governors other nominations were generally praised, the main objections coming from disgruntled candidates and their friends.
 Commissioner Cox, first placed in once by former Gov. wilbur L.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-14

I'm sure Of t." He was right.
 After the World War, Drum was commander of the Army Schools at Leayeflworth, Inspector General Of the Army, Commander Of the Hawaiian Division. Two years ago
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-14

Inc leaders oe our Army and tsavy-snen who generally are llt- Go moro than names" Co the public stand forth as real per- nvmalltles ln a series of six intl. manGe articles written for The Waterbury Democrat. This Is the easard article.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-14

to call off artillery fire. Drum re- peated the message to Baker, picked up another phone and told his ars tillery to double fire. Baker waited for an explanation. Finally Drum said: That message was c fake.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-14

TOMORROW: The Army and the Navy's No. airmen.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-12
Baptist &C Class
Plans Banquet Friday

MRS. ALLEN WALTON today
announced the committees and
plans for the annual Mother and
Daughter banquet to be given by
the Christian Companionship
class, next Friday evening in
the Gilbert Memorial Baptist
dining room At $50 o'clock.
Mrs. Walton has chosen Mrs.
Levi Yerks. Mrs. Mildred Shook,
Mrs. Roscoe Hickman, Mrs.
Cecil Bellamy and Mrs. George
Mccoy az her kitchen commit
tee and those in charge Of tables
are Mrs. Carl Starner and Mrs.
Frank Suttle.
Mrs. Earl Stagner, who is pro-
gram chairman. has secured Rev.
Jaun Mereano and the nine
members of his Mexican band,
from Pontiac, as the evenings
guest entertainment. Evelyn
Schonschack will lead in q COM
munity sing.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-12
Local Group
Attends Reunion
in New Baltimore

A NUMBER OF MOUNT
CLEMENS PERSONS attended
the annual reunion of Hatha-
way Hall In New Baltimore Sat
urday evening. Halfway Hall
formerly included the New Balti-
more High school and the Coun-
ty Normal school, which Is now
extinct.
A banquet at six o'clock was
served in Vernier's Inn at New
Baltimore with John Tesch Of
New Haven as toastmaster. Dur
Ing the program which followed
. group Of alumni presented a
playlet entitled 1.-THE Gibson
Girls Of 1o06".
Among those from Mount
Clemens who attended were Will
L. Lee, county superintendent
Of schools. Ivan Johnston, Harley
Ensign. Mrs. z. ]. Downing, Mrs.
Roy Kidd and Miss Marie DAILY.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-12
Mount Clemens
Officers Head
District BYPU

TWO MOUNT CLEMENS
YOUNG PEOPLE are officers in
the Eastern District of Detroit
Baptist Young Peoples Union,
Of which Mount Clemens Is q
part, as a result of elections held
here Saturday evening.
Conley Hampton was elected
president of the eastern district,
and Mabel Brat secretary. at
the meeting, which more than
$50 young people attended. All
ten Baptist churches in the dis
trict were represented. and the
jefferson Avenue Baptist
Church union won the attend
ance award.
The meeting was held in the
Presbyterian church parlors,
due TO repairs being made in the
Baptist church.
Speaker Of the evening was
Miss Violet Braun of Detroit's
First Bsptist church. Rev. Har-
old Hayward installed the newly
elected officers, after which the
group adjourned TO the Baptist
recreation room for q program
OF entertainment. Jerry Essen
drop of Rochester was chairman
Of the program.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-12
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That front panel, narrowed at
the midriff, u very flatterinS.
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-12
GooIey-C laeyssens
Wedding Takes Place

ST. LOUIS C. THOLlC
CHURCH was the scene Of q
wedding Saturday morning at
seven o'clock when Lucille
Cooley. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Cooley, 70 Rathbone
avenue, became the bride Of
Nicholas Claeyssens. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Msldrum, 1860
Cotton road. Miss Gooley's only
attendant was Helen Garbowski.
Of Detroit. Don Peltier, Jr., YVES
best man.
A wedding breakfast for the
immediate bridal party followed
the ceremony at Martins Inn on
Lakeshore drive. Several guests
gathered at the home of the
brides parents for . reception in
the evening.
Following a brief wedding
trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Clsayssens
will make their home on Jeffer-
son avenue, Mount Clemens.
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-12
Couple Sets
Wedding Date

WINIFRED BEER. daughter
of Richard Beer Of Detroit, has
named June II as the date Of
her wedding to Joseph B.
Moore, Jr.. son Of Mrs. Grace
Moore, of Mount Clemens. The
ceremony will be performed ut
ten o'clock in st. Peters Cath
Ollie church with Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Killewald attending. The
latter is sister of the groom.
Several parties honoring Miss
Beer are being planned, includ-
ing q personal shower to be Giv-
en- May 20 by Margaret Andreas,
Barbara Wallace and Virginia
Spears, at the Andreas home on
Cass avenue.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-12
Girl Scout Troop II
Entertains at Tea

TROOP II Of Girl Scouts en-
tertained at q lovely Mothers
Day tea on Saturday afternoon
at the home Of Betty Jane FULL
er, Dickinson avenue. Assisting
the hostess In receiving the
guests was Carolyn Foley and
Mary Cert Malone.
The girls made corsages for
their mothers which they pre-
s4nted % the mothers arrived.
The tea.table was attractive with
its embroidered cloth, and effec-
tive centerpiece of pastel snap
dragons combined with white L.
lacs. Candles were thrust among
the howers. Presiding Ut the
t1A.t4ble were Marie Unxe and
Shirley Peltier.
The troop leader Is Mrs. James
Kenney.
THE MISSION SOCIETY of
Zion Evangelical church will
meet At two o'clock on Wsdnes-
day 1t the parish house.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-12
First Reports On Gifts.
Announced Today

WIVES OF MACOMB CoUN-
TY doctors are busily engaged In
soliciting donations for st. JOS
eph's hospital this week. Pro-
ceeds from their efforts and
from Hospital Tag Day on Sat-
urday will be used to complete
the new nursery wing, which
will accommodate approximate
ly IS more babies than can now
be cared for.
Mrs. Joseph M. Croman, Jr..
is general chairman Of the drive
for Mount Clemens and Macomb
county. Assisting her are Mrs.
William Kane. Mrs. Russell +.
Salot. Mrs. p. T. Mullisan, Mrs.
A. A. Thompson, Mrs. Joseph
Reichman, Mrs. Daniel Buckley,
Mrs. Rufus Reitzel, Mrs. George
Moore, Mrs. Joseph N. Scher.
Mrs. Oswald c. Fleumer. and
Mrs. Milton Smith Of Mount
Clemens.
Mrs. Charles Rivard Of st.
Clair Shores; Mrr. M. M. Wilde
of Warren; Mrs. Z. ]. Dudxinslki
Of New Baltimore; Mrs. Z. c.
Falk Of Algonae; Mrs. Edward
Siegfrisd Of New Haven; Mrs. o.
c. Banting Of Richmond, Mrs.
John Engels of Lenox, Mrs.
A. b. Bower of Armada, Mrs.
w. D. Lane Of Romeo, Mrs. Rus
sell Lynch Of Center Line. Mrs.
Bruce Wiley Of Utica and Mrs.
Arthur M. Rothman Of East De-
troit.
Reports from the women are
~ yet incomplete, but among
the donations already received
are those from Or. J. M. Gro
man. Jr., Brsitmsysr Florists.
Barnett Dress Shop, Theodore
DeGroot, ST., Millsr Brothers
Creamery, LaCroix 4 Groes-
beck. S. 5. Krssgs's Dollar
Store. ]. n. Mslbin Z Sou,
Charles 3. Perrin. Ds. Leslie
Ruttsr. Goodyear Tire Service.
Henry o. Chapoton, Fred
Krauseneck and Son company,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Paoanetti,
Fuller 4 Peltisr Taxi. Priehs
Auto Sales, Henry G. Reese,
John Slerens.
d.. William Kane, Bannow
Drug, Dr.. Harold cyth, STAN
ley Psltisr. Dr.. W. q. Hobertyoy,
Mayor Don Westendorf. Or. p.
+. Mulligan, John Kuhn COM
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-12
Oldest aid Youngest
Mothers Honored

MR., ALICE WALES Was the
oldest mother present at The spe-
cial MOthar's Day services held
last svenlng In Gilbert Memorial
Baptist church. Mrs. Weles has
been . mother for % years and
won The awsed last year at .
similar service.
Mrs. Richard Rocker won the
award - youngest mother. Rev.
LouciIls Hayward delivered the
sermon.
Mn. AND MRS. FRANK
Leonsrdson end Mr.. and Mira
John Miller were Mothers day
guests Of Mrs Lsoperdsop'S end
Mrs. Millsr's perents, Mr.. end
Mr.. .eopar6aeQ's and ASS.
Mn. frank Hart Of New Haven.
0thsr guests were Mrs. ANA
Lungar and Mrs. s. q. Smith a.
New Haven.
MRS. LEoNIDAs COATES
and small daughter Carolyn Rus
cell Travers le1t BY plane last
evening for their home h Nee-
folk, Va, after . ten-day visi1
with Mrs. Coates pareats. Dy.
and Mn. Russell Ullrieh.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-12
Name Committee
for Dancing Club

THE COMMITTEE for tomor-
row evenings meeting Of the
Dancing Club in Masonic hall
has been named. DR.. and Mrs.
r. H. Millar are chairmen, as
sisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Miller, DR.. and Mrs. r. s. Allen,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Spier and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Taylor.
CoulUYi's orchestfa will furn-
ish the music.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-12

Those who will participate In
the swimming part Of the festi-
val ere:
Troop 3-Irens Benz, Joyce
Floore. Joan Goodar, Barbara
Kroner, and Patricia Russell.
Troop 4EJo Ann Bail, Cath
crime Fourier. Mary Garvey.
Jane Hickman. Janet Knight,
Sally Murphy, Patricia from
bley, Kay Rose, and Patricia
Vaughn.
Troop 5-Sharon Koth and
Corrine Tebo.
Troop 7-Margsret Andfeas
and Dorothy Cattle.
Troop s-Mlldred Houthoofd.
Troop Betty Drsnpen.
Joyce Griffith. Cynthis Hoine,
sally Marlowe, Lois Merritt,
Nancy Wallace, and Eunjee
Zuehlke.
Troop l2-Mary Catherine
Denewith and Dorothy Unse.
Troop 13-Gloria Downing,
Joyce Downing. Margaret Hin
ton, Claretta Jock. Carolyn Xer-
win, Louise Korte. Corvine
Pointer and Gloria Stroud.
Troop l5-Mary Francis Four
nier, Rose Ann Gibbons and
Jean Miner.
Troop l6-Wanda Wallace.
All Girl Scouts not In the
swimming part Of the pageant
will meet for dress rehearsal on
Wednesday afternoon 1t %:30
o'clock In the swimming pool.
All characters are asked to bring
their costumes.
MOUNT CLEMENS COM
MANDERY No. 81, knights
Templar will hold q practice
drill In Masonic hall on Thurs
day evening, In preparation for
the Grand conclave. to b held
In Detroit on June :, :, and !.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-12
Committee Announced
for ST. Peter S Party

Warrington. D. G. This scholar
ship IL supported by the National
Council Of Catholic Women of
America.
Chairman Of this games party
on Thursday y Mrs. Earl knight,
assisted by the following COM
mittee: Mrs. Fred Tyack, Mrs.
Thomas p. McCasey, Mrs. James
Kenney, Mrs. Herbert Clemens,
Mrs. Peter Benoit, Miss Gather
inc Feeney, Mrs. Louise Quinn,
Mrs. Don Westendorf, Miss MUIR
lei O'Keefe, Mrs. William Muir
ply, Mrs. Amiel Charbeneau,
Mrs. Peter Butike, Mrs. Chris o.
Briep, Mrs. Hugh Foley, Mrs.
Margaret Lick.
Miss Marie DAILY, Mrs. Otto
Bollenson, Miss Alice Tucker,
Mrs. Myron Curtis, Mrs. Joseph
Young, Miss Mary Louise Hench,
Mrs. Hugh O'Mara, Mrs. Earl
Dedenbach, Mrs. r. A. Nobel,
Mrs. CASTOR Vermeulen, Mrs.
Herbert Rondo, Mrs. Ella Keates,
Mrs. Edward DeVriese, Mrs.
Mabel Roskopp, Miss Mary Ben
bennick, Miss Marcella Henk,
Mrs. Henry Bruel, Mrs. Ernest
Mattingly.
Mrs. J. s. Paganetti, Mrs. Bert
Campau, Mrs. Henry Tryloff,
Miss Ann Crocke, Miss Eulalia
John, Mrs. George Campbell,
MR.. John Otto Smith, Mrs. JOS
eph Van Blerck, Mrs. George w.
John, Mrs. Fred Hench, Mrs.
Bert Tufnell, Miss Florence
DAILY, Mrs. Lee Pennington. Mrs.
Lydia Guiette, Mrs. Ulysses
Bouley and Mrs. r. j. Van Hol-
lenbeck.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-12
WCTU County Convention Set
for Tuesday in Baptist Church

THE ANNUAL CoNVEN-
TON Of the Maeoynb county We
N . u's Christian Temperance
Union will b held Tomorrow In
Gilbert Memorial Baptist church
with the Mount Clemens Union
as hostess.
Theme Of the convention ID
III God Be for Us, Who Can BE
Against Us?"
The convention opens st 1890
o'clock IN the morning. Mrs.
Roy Hoover will eonduet ~ DE-
votionals, followed By roll call
and reading Of the journal and
music.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-12

pany, Smart Hat shop, yceID1nib
Hat Shop, City TtaAG63g ooopr
pany, Dr.. Joseph y. 9ehof. o.
lonial Hotel, Arsthusa Het0l,
Kraemer's Hotel. Lee Nsn11l,
Kibble Tosgssy, Hota1 1trGe
Marshall's, Kruss HAr1wuro.
DR.. Daniel Buehlay. ~
Brown Concord Club>s ATtM(e'
Bohm, Frank vivou. Jo1qDn
Vivoli, Mrs. nellie Pomeruy, ~.
and Mrs. Alfred Houlist0n, ~.
and Mrs. Dean Alger.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-12
Episcopal League
10 Celebrate
Ninth Birthday

YOUNG WOMENS EPISCO-
PAL LEAGUE will celebrate its
ninth birthday tomorrow eve
ming, ct q meeting in Grace par
ish house ut eight o'clock.
Hostessss for the evening will
b Mrs. G. Donald Smith, Mrs.
Z. L. Preston, and Mrs. Harold
Sherman.
Mrs Daniel Buckley will
give Q review Of the past years
activities. and Mrs. A. M. Nell,
Ter, president Of Grace Guild,
will bring the congratulations of
that organization. after which
the Rev. George A. Merifield will
give Z Birthday Address"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-12
Double Celebration
Held on Mothers Day

MRS. ERONA SCHON-
setback entertained Z group at
dinner on Mothers Day. Out of
town guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
August Miller, Jr. and their
daughter Mary Lou and son Billy
of Detroit and Mr.. and Mrs. Ger
aid Essendrop Of Rochester.
The occasion was also q cele-
bration of August Miller's 73rd
birthday.
DIR. AND MRS. DANIEL
BUCKLEY and children enter
tanned last evening ut q Mothers
Day dinner in honor Of Mrs.
Buckley's mother. Mrs. nellie
Pomeroy. Guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Theron Pomeroy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ludwig Schinerer, and Mr..
and Mrs. James Murphy and son
Edward Of Lorraine, o.
MIR. AND MRS. HENRY
BRUNEEL, of Smith street, had
% their guests, yesterday, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. w. Fuller and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. George Spear
and family and Miss Julia Flory.
LIEUT.. PAUL BECHTEL has
returned from q week end spent
in West Point, N. Y. and New
York City. In New York he
met Mrs. Bechtel's uncle, Arthur
Upleser, Of Waco, Tex, who was
. guest here last week.
MRS. LOUIS SONNENBURG
will entertain the Presbyterian
Missionary Society on Friday
afternoon at $50 o'clock at her
home ut $50 Miller street. The
meeting will be open to guests.
NANCY MOORE, student of
Michigan State College At East
Lansing, spent Mothers Day
with her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
George Moore of Kendrick ave-
nue..
DR.. AND MRS. p. r. NULL.
GAN spent Mothers Day In De-
troit with Mrs. Mulligan's moth
er, Mrs. Mamma Springer Of De-
troit.
MR.. AND MRS. HUGH MES
BIT and Mrs. Joseph Munley and
daughter Irene, of Detroit. were
weekend guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilmour reters, Of Second Sc.
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TRINITY LUTHERAN CHOIR
IL sponsoring . benaAt party
this evening Ut eight o'clock In
the school hall. The public u
invited.
ERlSIsr. NoS, xs,pa psasid-
con. end W11lom popol6oon
pat ~ WEEK. ed - AouohAoo
talps.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-12

Announce Swimmers
for Girl Scout Event Friday

ANNOUNCEMENT is made Of
the swimmers who will partici.
pate in the Girl Scout Water
Pageant. on Friday at the Mount
Clemens High school swimming
pool. Two performances will b
given, one in the afternoon for
children and another in the eve
ming for adults. The pageant l.
called "Old King Coles Court"
and will be presented under the
direction of Mrs. Herbert Irish.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-12

Mrs. Harry Green will give
the welcome address, and Mrs.
Gladys Zimmerman Of Memphis
will respond.
Mrs. Ella Wood will speak
on "Inspiration", immediately
after the report Of the various
unions Of the county. Mrs. Wood
10 state director Of spiritual life.
The round table which will fol.
low her talk viii be conducted
by Mrs. Elizabeth Irwin. preei-
dent OF 1Sth District The morn.
ing session will conclude with
election Of officers, reading
by Sue Albro., and the praysf
BY Rev. Joseph l.. Kennedy Of
the First Presbyterian church.
Luncheon 1t noon will b pot
luck, under the chairmanship Of
Mrs. Verona Schonschack.
During the afternoon session,
opening ct two o'clock. the pro-
gram will be: devotious, con,
Quoted by Rev. Loucille Hay
ward; music; I'm Remembrance"
by Mrs. a. ]. Tucker: conven-
ton speaker, Mrs. Mile Powell,
state recording secretary: mus
ic; Mrs. Bessie Hacker. report
OF the eourtesy committee; music
and collection.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-12
Many to Attend
u Of IA Dinner
tomorrow Mite

PLANS ARE CQMEt1EE1 -.
the University Of Michiesn <5no
dinner meeting Tomorrow evo
ming at Zion Evaneeltcal elaaogeA
parlors on New Stroet. pinnGR
will be served BY tn Woanoml6
Guild Of the church r. ~
o'clock, and q large sttGn1oan
Is expected. Prof. philiD 49,
ley of the University lAeuo
will be the speaker Of the -
ming.
Among those from oett-oe.
town who expect 70 - hoso -
the event ara Mr.. an 1Geas -.
Lunserhausen. and NJ. ~ 1
Arnold Lunserhausen ~ 0poEo
and Mr.. and Mrs. nobeet lGoo
gan Of Ann Arbor. NJ. ! 1Dn1
is assistant 70 the eeooea2 -
rotary Of the Alumni ASDocla4ie0
Of the University.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-12

MANY TICKETS have been
sold for the May games party,
to be held In st. Mary's gymnas-
ium on Thursday evening at
Sis o'clock, under the auspices
Of st. Peters council OF Ma
tional Council of Catholic Wom-
en-.
Proceeds of this party will 60
for q scholarship to the National
School of Social Service in
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-12
Rebskoh Lodge to Meet
Thursday Evening

A REGULAR MEETING Of
the 1ebekah Lodge will b held
on Thursday evening at eight
o'clock IN Barren Hall.
On May 10 the NsbekAh de-
gree staff will meet at the home
OF Mrs. Harry Green, Marine
City Highway, for . potluck q
$50 o'clock with husbands Of
members - guests. Assistant
hostessas will be Mrs. Julia
Wolff and Mrs. Fred Hess.
AN INVITATION has been ex-
tended 70 oil officers and mem
bsrs Of the Mount Clemens chan
ter Of Eastern Star 70 attend the
initiation Of the Davis chapter
on May - ct Q o'clock. In Davis.
Members ere also invited % Q
special meeting Of the Roosville
chapter 70 BE- held on May 70 @
3 o'clock In Noosvilie. Con1es.
ring the degrees Of the order
will take place. At this meeting.
DINNER GUESTS ct the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Ksaats
on. Hall road. yssterday. were
Mr.. Henry Kraatx, Miss Ida
Krastx, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfonso
Krsatx with daughters, Shirley
end Phyllis and Mr.. and Mry.
Albert Krsatx and Harold Rsh.
MIR. AND MRS. ELDON VAL
ENTINE, - Lafayette avenue.
spent the week end Ia Saginaw
at the home Of Mrs. Valentines
mother and father. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brandt.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-12
Baby Clinic

A BABY CLINIC will be held
at the Health Center on Market
street on Friday between the
hours Of 1890 and 2:30 o'clock.
Innoculations for diphtheria
and smallpox will be given.