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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
Golden Rule Circle.
Names Delegates

GOLDEN RULE CIRCLE of
Kings Daughters selected dele
gates for the county convention
at Mondays meeting held at the
home with Mrs. Donald Smith
as hostess.
Mrs. Paul Schoen, Mrs. Fred
Schock. Mrs. Olin Cook and
Mrs. Robert Winbigler will rep
resent Golden Rule at the coun-
ty convention, to be held in the
Presbyterian church parlors on
April 20.
The committee for the me-
mortal service to be held at the
convention was appointed, and
includes Mrs. John Arthur, Mrs.
Russell Glasgow, Mrs. William
X. Churchyard and Mrs. Dom
aid Smith. Mrs. Smith will
sing q solo during the service.
The circle voted to donate to
the Crippled Children's Fund.
Following the business meet
ing members played cards, with
prizes going to Mrs. Arthur,
Mrs. Anthony Eckhout, Mrs.
Glasgow and Mrs. Schoen.
The next meeting will be held
on April % at two o'clock at
the Kings Daughters Home, with
Mrs. Arthur as hostess.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16

tory OF labor loDlo11 -
study labor ps6hle na6 - "
arise. Il. y, ss.,l I, &. Y, &. !.
Mrs Custaf a. r1s1Ion: 3F,os'
group Govefnment ma ~ a..
Grafton will tak9 - seIoetfok
behavior and tin Noelog 49,
nue. Bill, which - h ~ A -
OF . committee noWt ~ -
which the league = vsty =
interested. X n rs I
The League voted - eon3il
supporting the Civic Lee1ts
ries. ss' S;,ss fS'
The group win extssId - q
vitation to the &feto Upoe y
hold the state eenyoneioG ln1e
in Mount Clemena ~. Nh M .
Of September. lo41. 4 III y q &, ,s:S
The next meeting Mn ~ M
or May 30. at IL heEt e. M
E. T. Nunneley. e n l.;' q |s III,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
.Dessert-Bridge on May 8
Planned by ST. Louis NCCW

ST. LOUIS COUNCIL Of Ma
tional Council Of Catholic Wo-
men laid plans last evening for
q dessert bridge party. to be
held on May 8, In st. Louis hall.
Mrs. e. J. Downing was named
general chairman, and heads Of
the committees were appointed.
Mrs. Vernon Kerwin is to be
chairman of refreshments; Mrs.
Louis Yochum, tickets; Mrs. D.
Riggs, prizes, and Mrs. Walter
Braun, publicity. A meeting Of
these committee heads will be
held on Friday at the home Of
Mrs. Kerwin, Sugar Bush road.
These plans were completed
at the meeting Of st. Louis
meow, held in st. Louis hall,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
Episcopal LeaeueH Has
DELIGHTFUL Pollock

YOUNG WOMEN'S Episcopal
League held a delightful pot
luck meeting last evening at the
home of Mrs. Sumner D. LAM
kins, North Gratiot avenue.
Following q brief business
meeting, during which it was
voted to contribute to the Saliva
ton Army, the 30 members
present played bridge. Table
prizes were awarded, and the
house prize went to Mrs. G..
Stuart DeMott.
A guest at the meeting was
Mrs. Fritz Snyder of Ames, Ia.
The dinner arrangements were
in charge of Mrs. Donald Miller,
Mrs. Otto Nickel and Mrs.
Charles Noellert.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16

Ruth Mlllet just so, letting
him, sleep until the last pos
sible minute in the morning, in
dulging his every within and ex-
pecting nothing in return.
He's been plenty comfortable
at home-too comfortable, 20 far
Is you're concerned.
HE'LL FIND ARMY
LIFE HOMOGENEOUS
But wait until the army has
had him for awhile. Getting out
Of bed 1t the crack Of dawn, eat
ing the meals that mother didn't
cook. not having anyone around
to admire him-that life ID going
to get plenty monotonous.
II you'll just have some aren't
you wonderful" letters arriving
at short intervals, chances are
he'll start to think Of you in con-
nection with his "When I get out
Of here" plans. That's only nat
ura1.
So don't feel too badly about
this draft. Il may not be an III
wind, after all.
UNCLE SAM
MAY HELP z
Just 90 on and have q good .
time - you can, spend plenty
Of thought on your letters 10
him, let him have q picture II he
asks for e.
And, II you can save the train
fare, 'just happen" 70 Be In Q
city near his camp sometime
during the year. Look your very
best "a thak trip. - he'll be
proud - show yeu Of.
Don't ct annoyc: with Uncle
San for matching your young
maa sway from you befocG you
were able to cinch TIE marriage
deal. gN 7
Il you coopsrats with him. ths
old boy may turn vut - -
CUPID = dbguiss.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
Dahlia Club

MRS. STANLEY YOUNGS
entertained the Dahlia Club last
evening at her home on Brooks
street. Mrs. Dudley Tebo was q
guest at the meeting, at which
prizes were won by Mrs. Grace
Dubay. Mrs. William Campau,
Mrs. Harris Tebo and Mrs. Frank
Petitpren.
The next meeting will be held
on Tuesday, April %, at Mrs.
Petitpren's home at % Third
street, at two o'clock.
MRS. ALEX SCHOENHERR
Of Center Line underwent q
major operation this morning in
st. Joseph's hospital.
=
MRS. p. K. McWETHY enter
tanned her bridge club last eve
ming at her home on South VIII
son boulevard. Tsft
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
ONLY LARGE WOMEN c,

ONLY LARGE WOMEN can
do justice to the flowing simpli-
city Of line In this basic dress.
Expertly designed. with deep
throatline, slimming front panel,
ACKNOWLEDGED skirt and bodice
gathers 10 melt away the pounds
and emphasize your height.
Make Il up IN ll-patterncd
silk print, flat crepe or dark
sheers. It's easy!
Pattern No. $3.50 u designed
In even sizes - 70 90. Size 30,
81 yards a 3o-inch material.
For ibis attractive pattern.
send l6c In coin. your name, ad-
dress, pattern number end sine
70 DAILY Monitor) Todsy's Pat
tern Ssrviee 100 tn Avenue.
New York, N. X
Have al tbe new clothes you
wonu Save money! Send for eur
Spring 1ashton Book, and make
your own.
Pattern loc Pattern Book iSc
ono r0ttorn end Pattern Book
er6ersd together 1Se,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
Red Cross to Open Classes
in MCHS Monday Evening

Some may feel that they are
too busy to give much time to
this work and SO will hesitate
to volunteer. But if they can
work only one hour a week, il
will swell the total of surgical
dressings. In one hour q week,
they may make only six surgical
dressings. But those six dress
ings may some day save . sol
dier's tlife.
The Red Cross hopes that
more women will volunteer their
services. There are 50 many
millions of yards of gauze and
20 few hands,"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16

MRS. FRANK DURAND, the
county Chairman for Red Cross
surgical dressings. announced TO-
day that classes in the making
Of surgical dressings will be
held every Monday and Tues
day evenings from Z to 8 o'clock
in the Mount Clemens High
school, beginning next Monday,
April 81, and continuing until
school closes.
Permission has been granted
by the school board to use the
sewing rooms, and Mrs. Durand
and her assistants will be pres
ent to organize the groups.
An urgent appeal Is sent out
for volunteers for this import
ant work. In the recent Cou-
rier, Red Cross magazine. the
case b presented by Margaret
Mitchell. the author of Gone
With The Wind" herself q Red
Gross worker.
Surely there must be hum
dreds of women who wish to
help in the national defense
program and who wonder what
they, unframed, can do.
If they will 60 to any Red
Cross Chapter or Branch, they
will find that there is = great
deal they can do; find that
they are needed - urgently
needed-to make their chapters
share of the millions Of surgical
dressings the Red Cross has
been asked to prepare for our
Army and for England.
Every pair of hands, be they
old hands or young ones, will
be gratefully welcomed and
given an opportunity to help.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
Grace Church GuiId
Hears Book Review,

MEMBERS u Grace Church
Guild met yesterday for Z pot
luck luncheon In the parish
house, followed by Z book r.
view by Mrs. Paul w. Mckee.
Mrs. Mckee reviewed r. Al
sop's MY Chinese Days" the
story Of IN American medical
missionary at st. Margarst'a hos
pital, m Episcopal mission hos
pital. in Shanghai. The author,
who Is known in the Episcopal
church as DR.. Wilhelmina, de-
scribes the position Of = medical
missionary In China q compare.
BILE to the position Of Z circus
rider riding two horses. One foot
Is in ancient China and the other
in the 10th century. abe says,
In charge Of the potluck ar-
rangements were Mrs. Charles
Sanders and Mrs. John w. MIL
Ter.
Plans for the next meeting are
not yet complete.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
Name Chairmen
for Tea May 4

THE YOUNG WON E N IS
METHODIST GUILD has COM
pleted appointment of committee
chairmen for the Mothers Day
Tea, to be held at the home Of
DR.. and Mrs. Rufus Reitxel, l
Breitmeyer place, on Sunday,
May 4.
The tea will be open to the
public. and fathers as well Is
mothers are cordially invited to
attend.
Mrs. Ambrose Powers is gen.
eral chairman of the event.
Mrs. William Burgan Is In
charge of food arrangements;
Geraldine Gerald of tickets;
Jean Rickert of music and Betty
Weiss, publicity.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
Group Chairmen In
Reports on Study st 4

THREE NEW MEMBERS
were welcome into the League
of Women Voters yesterday.
when the group met at the home
of Mrs. Henry w. Trylon. The
new members. who were intro
duced by Mrs. A. D. Brewer,
membership chairman, are Mrs.
Glare Wigell. Mrs. Ivan File and
Mrs. Clarence Wilson.
Mrs. H. A. Pickman, the new
president of the league, presided
at the meeting, the first in the
organizations new year. Mrs.
Alton Noe, finance chairman,
presented copies of the local
league budget with explanations,
and the League voted to accept it.
Members were urged to attend
. seminar to be sponsored by
the Michigan League Of Women
Voters In the Central Y. w. c. A.
In Detroit. on Wednesday, April
2. The subject will be America:
Drifting or Planning" and
speakers will include Mrs. Mar
garet Colby, Professor Carl
Cutie and Professor James Pol
lock Of the University of Michi-
gan.
Mrs. Walter Caffrey Is chair
man of transportation, and those
who wish to 60 to the meeting
are asked to notify her.
Mrs. c. H. Malbin, program
chairman, introduced the local
leagues study group chairmen.
who gave brief reports Of their
work Of the past year, and their
program for the year to come.
Mrs. Z. T. Nunneley. chairman
Of Foreign Relations group,
gave . most interesting resume
Of her groups study, illustroting
her talk with . map study show
ing the various European coun-
tries before World War I. after
World War ]. and the changes
made during this war.
Mrs. James Nunneley gave
the report for Edueation and
Economic Welfare Group. Of
which che = co-chairman with
Mrs. A. "A. Thompson. The first
study problem will Be Juvenile
delinquency.
Mrs. Eugene whitman, chair
man Of he Labor Division. out
lined the plan Of study for her
group. They will take up the his
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
Hospital Nurses
Get RN Degrees

SISTER ELIZABETH ANN,
director of nurses at st. Joseph's
hospital, announced this morn
ing that Ave nurses have passed
their state board examinations,
taken last March. The Ave con-
stitute the entire group who
took the examinations. and the
fact that all passed Is a record
Of which to be proud, Sr. Eliza
beth Ann reports.
The girls, who are now regis
tered nurses, are Grace Blakely
Of Romeo, Rachel Thomasson
and Virginia Forster of Detroit,
Ann Marie Danielewski and
Mary Sitko of Hamtramck.
+, REGINA MILLER, So Smith
street, is celebrating her 18th
birthday today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
Lucille Newport
Married in St. Louis

MRS. CLARENCE E. BROWN.
276O Union Lake road, an
nounces the wedding of her
niece, Lucille Newport to Floyd
H. Jessup, of Scott Field, ILL.,,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Jes-
sup Of Detroit.
The ceremony took place on
Easter Sunday in st. Louis, Mo.
They are living in Belleview,
ILL.,, for the present.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
Coming Events
TODAY

1f st. Joseph. ..n.r lobby
CHATTERBox CLUB at the home of Jean Barney 80 River
ST AN 1ds s1y ui1 a1 7 9; g. pm Pst.r c,,
n,, Frank Thibaut IS New street pouck at $50 pm.
TWELVE bellies at the home of Mrs Clarence schut
M1GNONETTE CLUB of ST. Louis parish Mrs.
n.,sy Sam an * Krau y. W Riverside drive, at pm
Ahrens streets. at pm.
CHILD STUDY GROUP at the home of Macon Trabue
l53 Clinton street, at pm.
METROPOLITAN AUXILIARY. 7h annual dinner at Brown
n% by the Methodist wscs in Wash,
EVER II e c R:f ri kns
Of Mrs John Sullivan ~ Hubbard avenue, at 6 pn
SECOND ANNUAL BANQUET of Ladies' Wednesday After
noon Bowling League at the home of Mrs James
LUTHERAN LADIES AUXILIARY. in Trinity Lutheran
LIP-READING CLASS in McHs Room 100, at 74s pm.
THURSDAY, APRIL II
SPECIAL MEETING of presidents Of meow councils in Port
huron deanery, and charmen Of Chaplain's Aid So
ciees in ST. Josephs parish hall, in Marine City. at
GROUP wscs Of Methodist church. at the home Of Mr..
Mabel Demrck, 204 Cass avenue, at pm.
RuMMAGE SALE, sponsored by ST. Louis Daha Club. in
ALPHA AND OMEGA CLASS of Gilbert Memorial Baptist
Church, at the home of Capt Edward crum, North
GROUP wscs Of Methodist church. church parlors at
sAcr PLAY, Lucifers Lodge presented by waldenburr
Walther League in Dopp's hail. wadenburs at pm.
CLUB OF ST. Louis parish with Mr. Louis
Broadway, at pm.
REsEkAH LODGE, regular meeting Barron hail. ct pm
ROSE CLUB Of St Louis parish, at Miss Irene
Forgue Quinn road, ut pm. WI ff5 TIN
FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE. the Mrs Carl Staeb 3ss4o
Donaldson road, at 1890 pm
SPRING HOUsECLEANING CARD PARTY at Kings D,ugi-
ters Home. sponsored BY Loyal Workers Circle. At
0pm.
CARNATTON CLUB of ST. Louis parish At the home Of Mrs
Bernard Jock FRIDAY M xy.f zr .asst j. :. pm
BABY CLINIC In Kings Daughters Center Market
street, 1880 to 230 pm.
REBEKAH DISTRICT No. visitation At Oak Leaf Lodge In
Port Huron, At pm.
RUMdAGE SALE, sponsored BY Dahlia Club Matthew'S
building North Broadway. Presbyterian Mission
cary Society. - l.
3AcT PLAY, 'LuciSsrs Lodge" presented By waldenbg
walthes League in popps hail. wadenbsrs at spm.
1907, IN Barren han ct pm.
SATURDAY ARRL - l
RUnnGA0E 0AxE Gbdnpfed ~ pahlh Club IN AatahswS
building q utg0 Druodwoy. y. s.,s 81 ~ KS
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
> WE THE WOMEN
Uncle Sam
A Cupid
In Disguise
BY RUTH MILLETT

HE'S GOING off for q years
training in the army, and you're
sure you could have had him
in the mood for wedding bells,
a one-room apartment and you.
Well, cheer up. Maybe the
army will finish the Job Of get
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
Dickinson PTA Plans
All Games Porty Tuesdo,

DICKINSON pTA held !
bsnsat card party yeeterd1x at
tho home of Mr.. Aichard H.
Ketelaene. PIi1oe Woeo won ~
AlrS. AASdolph leoneo, llre Wal
tef xoeplt1R Mrs. Robert Ne
Donald, Mi. Ella Duerr ma
Mrs. 0reco Sears and lers. DE-
Ketelaero.
Thu group will sponsor an all
games party On Tuesday, April
a. ct the home Of Mfo. Otto
Peters III Croker boulevard,
betWeen the hours Of two and
four o'clock.
MRS. CHARLES MIKEIAAIT,
Mr.. John Ahrens ana Robert
Black won food prizes q The
gAs-cookime demonstration spon-
sorod last evening In The Con-
sumess Power lobby By ths
company, and Girls Own Circle
q AnBe OouentorA. Clou0oGo
Dr1dley rive Ne demopstration.
Mi0 Nyrta Is. Bowers and Miss
Julie 0oyd were h charee Of ar-
ranoements.
Mrs. e. II. MEYERS, SUGAR
Bush rod was : dinner eaesG
last evening q Mrs.. Vernon Ker-
wins w1en l9rs. H. D. NcCul-
lou6h ma llr1 Frank oCara q
Dstruit were also guests.
1925 So
Mrs. floyd ROsso enter
tainsd q lunchson yesterday %
her home "a Sugar Bush rood.
Out q town guest Was Niss
Della Nunnelsy Of Detroit.
SENIOR YOUNG PEOPLES
LEAGUE q Zion Evangelical
Church win meet Thursday eve
ming II the parish house q 7:3o
O'Clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
Monday Musicale
Sends Program
TO Rochester

IRENE MAXI HAMM and
Betty Baxter Coulon Of the
Monday Musicale presented . re-
turn program last evening at the
meeting of the Tuesday musi-
Gale in Rochester. held at the
home Of Mrs. Ward Crissman.
Mrs. Hamm and Mrs Coulon
were accompanied by Mrs. Wal.
ter Kruse. Other Monday Must
Gale members who went 10
Rochester for the program were
Miss Gladys Emery and Miss
Myrtle Wilks.
DUE TO THE DEATH Of Mrs.
L. A. Wissmueller, Walther
League meeting, scheduled for
Thursday. April IL. has been
postponed indefinitely.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
To Perk Up Solids
IF YOU WANT a FIILrp

IF YOU WANT A FILLlP for
your French or mayonnaise
dressing. for your potato. veee.
table. or fish salad. hafd-eook
one or more Of the leftover err
yolks, and use - . sarnish. 70
hard-cook the yolks. lower
them carefully into gently boil.
ing, sailed water to cover. Sim
mer for IS min. Remove and
chill. Then chop or mince with
a fork. Add 70 your salsd dress
ing, or sprinkle over the top od
or in your salad.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16

ting him in the
mood for mar
rage.
M q m q ha s
b e e n spelling
him at h o m e,
cooking his fav-
orite dishes ev-
cry time he ask
ed for the m,
seeing that his
c / o t h e s were
mt to tn e
cleaners and his
shirts laundered
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
League Of Women Voters Opens New Year Meeting atTyol
Mrs. Donaldson Tokes
Bouquet Reservations

MRS. MARIAN DONALDSON
is taking reservations for the
Monday Musicale annual ban
quet, to be held Monday evening
in the Medea hotel.
At the banquet the Monday
Musical chorus, under the direc-
ton of Mrs. David S. Childs, will
present 4 program of numbers,
assisted by Flora Lee futist.
Mrs. John X. Ullrich is chorus
accompanist.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
Hoffnons Entertoin
For Miss Nunneley {,

MR.. AND MRS. JACOB
HOFFMAN entertained tn cir
birthday group last evening for
. dinner at her home on South
Walnut street. honoring Miss
Della Nunneley of Detroit,
whose birthday falls on April
"a.
Members of the group include
Mrs. Katherine Shelton, Miss
Mary Rowley, Mr.. and Mrs.
George bankers, Mrs. Lou Hall,
Mrs. Howard Messmore Of
Utica, the hosts and the honor
guest.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
Conceive Pillow

IF YOU LIKE to read In bed
and And that you spend . good
bit of your reading time rear
ranging pillows 20 that your
neck doesn't feel tied In knots,
then you don't know about the
new concave, bone-shaped pill
low designed especially for
readers-in-bed. The pillow cow
erings are Of rayon satin In rich
dubonnet, dusty rose. green o.
blue, and you can buy Washa.
BILE cotton. slipcovers bound In
ricrac to keep the satin from BE-
coming soiled. Both slipcovers
and pillows are In the insxpen.
sive class.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
800 Attend Party
Of FEC Mission Group

APPROXIMATELY 800 PER-
SONS were present last evening
at the merchandise party spon-
sored by the Mission Society of
Zion Evangelical Church in. the
church parlors.
= Prizes aw9re won byssMrs. c.
E. Willert, Robert Plegue and
house prize by Mrs. Leon Mar
senack. In addition to these
prizes. there was Q prize for
each table.
Mrs. M. r. Hall and Mrs. Al
bert Glefke were chairmen of
the event and among those who
worked on committees were
Mrs. Emma Sonnenburg, Mrs.
Minnie Holbrook. Mrs. Emma
Kramer, Mrs. Emil Flory. Mrs.
Walter Tiffin, Miss Lillian Boil
ty, Mrs. Henry Frendt, Mrs.
Emil Beuschlein, Mrs. c. B.
Patterson, Mrs. G. Umlauf. and
Mrs. Walter Kandt
WILLIAM PORTER, who
has been seriously iii in st. JOS
eph's hospital, following an ap-
pendectomy, u much improved,
and Is expected to return to his
home within . few days.
DIR. WILLIAM SIBRANS of
East Detroit, who has been q
patient At. st. Joseph's hospital
for several days. Is expected to
return to his home today.
MR.. AND MRS. I. A. HAIR
rUNG are quietly observing
their 34th wedding anniver-
sary today, ut their home on
Lincoln avenue.
MRS. IRWIN PERRY OBJ
served her birthday anniver-
sary yesterday. Guests at dinner
included Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Sanders and daughter Elaine.
MRS. MARION H. DUNKLEE
will entertain the members of
the Presbyterian Missionary So
ciety on Friday at 2:30 o'clock,
at her home At 81 Huron avenue.
DIR. AUSTIN w. HEINE will
be the doctor at the Baby Clinic
to be held at the Kings Daugh-
tiers Health Center on Friday,
from 1890 to 2:30 o'clock.
PHILATHEA CLASS of the
First Presbyterian church will
meet on Friday evening, April
10, at the church parlors at
eight o'clock. NJ
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16

following devotions in the
church.
Speaker Of the evening was
Chaplain Robert Z. Lee Of Self
ridge Field, who told the men,
bers that any mother, sister or
wife could not help but feel
that her boy Il In good hands
after learning Of the efforts Of
the national defense program to
care for them.
Chaplain Lee praised the
meow for it, contributions Of
literature, prayer books and
rosaries to the boys In uni
form. He stressed the need Of
the camps, especially Selfridge
Field, for books. Locally, he
explained, the magazine situa-
ton Is under control, but there
is a great shortage of bound
books for the boys.
Miss H. Gerbig, arch diocesan
chairman of library and litera-
ture, accompanied by Miss M.
Schultz. librarian at Van Ant
werp Catholic Library in De-
troit, was present, and brought
to light many interesting points
in the open forum that follow
ed Chaplain Lees talk.
Mrs. H. D. Mccullough, arch
diocesan chairman Of shrines in
the home, spoke to the group
upon the value received from
making spiritual retreats.
Mrs. Robert Vogel, chairman
Of st. Louis Chaplain's Aid unit,
brought to the meeting the first
completed altar kit in the ex-
banded program. This set has
been made by women Of st.
Louis meow for use in army
camps. Funds for the set were
raised by rafting . luncheon
set, won by Mrs. Prosper Very
ser.
The attendance gavel for the
meeting was won by the Daisy
Club.
Mrs. Arlo Higgs gave a splen-
did report upon the Day Con-
vention, held recently in De-
troit.
Refreshments were served by
the Mignonette Club under the
direction of Mrs. Emil Elso.
Pink and white snapdragons
were used effectively to decorate
the table.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
THE MEETING of Croup / I

THE MEETING of Group / of
Women's Society of Christian
Service of the Methodist church
has been changed to the home of
Mrs. Mary Douglas, Beyne
street. 1t will be q covered dish
luncheon, followed by business
meeting. devotionsr and . short
program; on Friday at one
O'clock
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16

DIR. WILLIAM SIBRANS of
East Detroit, who has been q
patient At st. Joseph's hospital
for several days. Is expected to
return to his home today.