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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-17

hymns. Evelyn Schonschack led
the group in a community sing.
The committee included Mrs.
Levi Jerks, Mrs. Mildred Shook,
Mrs. Roscoe Heckaman. Mrs. Ce-
Gil Bellamy and Mrs. George Nc.
Coy, food; Mrs. Carl Starner and
Mrs. Frank Suttle. table decora-.
tions; and Mrs. Starner with
Mrs. Frank Suite, entertain
ment committee. Credit must al
SO be given to the husbands who
waited on table.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-17
Baptist &C Class Entertains
at Mother-Daughter Banquet

MRS. ALLEN WALTON,
newly elected president of the
Christian Companionship class
of Gilbert Memorial Baptist
church. presided for the frst
time last evening at q lovely
mother and daughter banquet
held in the church dining room.
Small, old-fashioned corsages,
consisting of cleverly arranged
pastel-shaded power puffs, were
given each mother and daugh-
ter upon arrival. The eighty.fve
present were seated at four long
tables beautifully. centered with
q long white bowl, covered with
a cascade of lilac and spires,
containing clear blue water on
which a beautiful floating ar
rangement Of American beauty
roses and tiny pink burning cam
dies In half walnut shells were
placed. Bouquets Of lilacs. iris
and spirea were also attractively
arranged In the room. Many
paper dolls, made of candy
suckers, with large bonnets and
full skirts were placed in groups
on the tables.
Mrs. Ruth Stsgner was toast
master with Grace Klumfoot
giving a toast to the mothers
and Mrs. Abbie Starner. the
dsuhgters.
Entertainment was furnished
by Nancy Gale West. accom-
panied by Mrs. Margaret Collins.
who sang a solo. and Rev. Jaun
Mereano and the nine members
of his Mexican band, from Pom
tisc, who played and sang
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-17

GIRL SCOUTS Of Mount
Clemens put on q colorful Water
Festival last evening At Mount
Clemens High school swimming
pool, under the direction of Mrs.
Herbert Irish. A crowd Of 200
interested spectators watched
the pageant Of "Old King Coles
Court" in which the Water
Sprites, the swimmers, were as
sisted by other groups in panto-
mime.
The audience was especially
impressed by the efforts Of the
swimming class. which disported
themselves in every known kind
Of race, stunt and trick in the
water. Showing the result OF the
training given almost every
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-17
Grace Guild TO Have
Pollock on tuesday

GRACE CHURCH GUILD will
meet It the parish house on
Tuesday Ut 1880 o'clock for pot
luck luncheon.
Regular business meeting and
quiz program viii Be held at two
o'clock. Mr.. A. M. Mellisr and
Mrs. Mary Scott Simpson are
captains Of the two teams, and
Miss Helena MarQuardt will be
the announces. Hostesses for the
day will b. Mrs. Charles San
ders, Mrs.. Lillian Alguire, and
Mrs. John Miller.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-17
Detroit Porty Fetes
Mrs. Julio MArthur

A GROUP of Mount Clemens
women yesterday attended the
slst birthday celebration Of Mrs.
Julia Macarthur in Gross
Pointe. Mrs. Macarthur, q former
owner Of the Park hotel here, Is
an invalid At the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Wallace Kay. in
Crosse Pointe. Her birthday an
niversary actually was May II.
but the celebration was delayed
because Of illness.
From Mount Clemens went
Mrs. David s. Childs. Mrs. DAN
lei Sourwine. Mrs. Harry Roy
and Mrs. Charles r. Ullrich.
Other guests included Mrs. Cas-.
pc Chick and Mrs. Grace Lung
erhausen, both former residents
Of Mount Clemens. now of De-
troit
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-17
200 at Mother-Daughter Event
Of Richmond Evangelical Church

APPROPRIATELY 200 per-
sons attended the hrst Mother
and Daughter Banquet held in
the First Evangelical church par
lors In Richmond on Thursday
evening.
The dinner was served by the
men Of the parish, with COM
munity singing led by Mrs. Z. H.
S1athelf during the evening.
Mrs. Spethelf also acted % toast
master for the occasion. Mira.
Louise School gave the toast to
daughters and the response, was
given by Mrs. Lucille Tucker.
Robert Fruin, son Of Mr.. and
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-17
MIND YOUR
II MANNERS =

Test your knowledge Of cor
rect social usage by answering
the following questions, then
checking against the authori-
tative answers below:
/. II you win a prize at a
bridge party, should you open 1t
at the party?
2. Should you say, care we
playing for priest" to the host
ess at a bridge party?
3. II you are entertaining
your bridge club, and one Of
the members cannot come would
it be all right to ask q friend
who does not belong to the club
to All In for the absent member?
4. Should q guest at a bridge
party sit and complain about
what poor cards she has held all
afternoon?
5. Should a hostess keep q
pitcher of water and glasses on
q table where bridge players
can help themselves whenever
they want q drink?
What would you do if
A friend you have not seen in
ages calls on you when you are
i'll.
(a) Say, II have to get sick
to get you to come. to see
me-?
(b) Say, "It's certainly nice
Of you to come to see
me-?
/. Yes.
2. No.
3. Yes.
1. No.
5. Yes
Best "What Would You Do"
solution--(b). (a) Is very un-
gracious.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-17
Workers feted by Council
as Girl Scout Drive Opens

Yesterday two girls In Troop
81 Ann Moore and Rosalis Pei
ter. took care Of the children Of
drive workers during the kick.
of.
Mrs. Perry H. Irish and Mrs.
e. T. Nunneley presided at the
tea-table. beautifully decorated
with Girl Scout colors. green and
white predominatinS. The cut
work cloth was laid over . green
undercloth, and the centerpiece
was yellow and white stock and
snapdragons. The serving table
held another lovely arrange
ment OF pansies and sweet peas.
Members Of the Girl Scout
Council were in charge Of serv-
ina.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-17
Sisters Wed in Double Ceremony
at ST. Louis Church This Morning

land Park, and Mr.. Geary's par
ents are Mr.. and Mrs. v. G.. Va
den Of 81 Grand avenue.
The brides, who were given
in marriage by their father. wore
gowns Of frosted organdy, made
with sweetheart necklines. long
pointed sleeves and fitted bodices
buttoned down the back. Gro
cheted edging finished neckiines
and sleeves. The floor length
skirts were gathered full to the
pointed bodices. Fingcrtip wells
OF lace-edged net fell from little
caps Of the net. with . cluster Of
lilies on top. They carried bou-
quets Of baby's breath and rose
buds.
Alma's maid Of honor was
Jean Portxel, and Joan's was
Eleanor Reetx, = cousin of the
brides. They were gowned alike
In blue self-dowered organdy.
made with fitted bodices, square
necklines, short pulled sleeves
and full door length skirts over
hoops. They wore . wreath Of
white roses In their hair and car.
ried white bouquets.
Alma's bridesmaid was Z
younger sister Adelaide, snd
Joan's, Joycs Portsel. Their
gowns were pink net, made with
short puffed sleeves, square
necklineS, md full gathered
skirts. Their flowers also were
white. wreaths In their hair and
bouquets.
4 Mr.. Jones' best man was his
-uncls. Carl johnson Of illghlaSta
PARK, and Mr.. Geary's wa ID
sph TrumblGy Df Mount Clein-
en6. UsherS wers Frank and
Henry Tromblsy.
Immediately following the
ceremony, Z wedding breakfast
was held at Pete's Inn on Nh.
sonic boulevard, with = rscep-
ton planned for this evening q
the home Of The brides parents.
One hundred fifty guests from
Detroit, Highland Park, st. Clair
Shores and Mount Clemens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones will live
N m apartment at ITO Robert.
con street, aid Mr.. and Ma
0eary will I've at 81 Grand ave-
nue., with Mr.. Geary's parents
temporarily. ss
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-17
WaIker-Niller
Vows Spoken

THE EYE-OPEltJ M
Clemens High Sehoot t "A
publication, yesterday 4
ed that Frances Walkdgs te 3
OF Latin and English, ~ n
Miller. son of Mr.. md Nm u
man Miller OF North 49, y
were to b married todnz.
The ceremony was - NJ ~
quiet one, attended only ~ l-i
mediate families % ~ eof "
The brides hons Il II Gu
Rapids, and Mr.. Mjllok TN "
ployed BY the DetFoit X6)
company. They viii maks Gl)1|
home In Mount Cle1naaaG. lI 81 81 IN N
Details Of the wsddlng si
lacking. ss !, lg e sss II
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-17
Asbury League

ASBURY LEAGUE OF the
Methodist Church will meet on
Sunday afternoon at four o'clock
at the church for q steak roast
to be held at Bloomer Park. Each
member will bring his own
lunch lunch.
SERGT. AND MRS. ORVILLE
BALES, so Gibbs street, an.
nounee the birth Of . daughter,
Cynthia Ann, born on May 8, At
Selfridge Field Base Hospital.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-17
Coming Events
70 sveid eeasilesisW In setting 6ssss end fes
ehoeNo9 tO eolu)og apootjnos. eo10 1900.

MOUNT CLEMENS TEACHERS CLUB Spring Fling At st.
Clair Inn.
RuMMAGE SALE IN Pringntz building sponsored by Young
yWomen's Club
OWLS CLUB DANCE at Medes ballroom, 1t pm
SUNDAY, MAY 10
SODALrTY OF OUR LADY, mass 1t ST. Peters Church 1t
am. followed BY Mother Daughter breakfast at
Medes Hotel 1t $50 pm.
ASBURY LEAGUE steak roast ct Bloomsr Park Members
meet 1t the Methodist church at pm.
MONDAY, MAY 10
YOUNG wOMEN0 CLUB. IN Masonic Hall. Of pm
REBEKAH DEGREE STAFF end husbands potluck dinner
at the home of Mr. and Mrs Harry Green Marine City
Highway @ $40 pm.
FRANZ KUHN LODGE, KNIGHTS Of Pythss IN Pythian hail.
st $50 pAn
HARRY ULI41cH Post American Lagoon, In Legion e3A-
hcuss. q $40 pm. " T. ". Grocssy party. IN vstasooG
hall, q pm. t 5Stft
NEW ctAesEs IN naturalization third floor county buldms
7-l0 pm. :.
wsCs n lssthodst Church psslors. 1t I'm.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-17

MRS. Roger Fruin, presented sew
eral selections on his guitar. A
trio consisting Of Pensioners,
Mrs. Joseph Thomas, Mrs. Ru-
doiph Hansen and Mrs. Harry
Foss, accompanied BY Mrs.
SpatheH, sang '"That Wonderful
Mother Of Mine" u
A playlet was given under the
direction Of Mrs. Arnold LAYER
enc and Mrs. Erwin Burman. In
the playlet q duet was sung by
Ellen and Mary Foss, daughters
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Foss. Mrs.
Henrietta Foss, 81, who was the
oldest mother present, was given
. prize by Mrs. Spathelf, In the
absence Of Mrs. Simpson. Mrs.
Foss also received = prize for
having six daughters present on
this occasion. The prize was pre-
sented by . daughter, Mrs. John
Schwartz. w
The prize for the youngest
baby was presented by Mrs. VIM.
Russell to Donna Lou Bentley,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bea-
mus Bentley and . grest grand
daughter Of Mrs Fo0.
After q short talk By The pssI
tor. Rev. 3. n. Spsthelf, the
members sdjourned with COM
munity. singing. The six dough
tiers Of Mr.. fo1s who were pres
ent on THE occasion were Mrs.
Archie Bryce md Mrs. Fred
CerpGnter q Pontiac. Mrs. Gus
Trap and Mrs. A. J. Fritz Of
Detroit and Mr.. John Schwartz
and Mfs Rudolph Hansen Of
1tehmoud. .--:------,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-17

A DOUBLE WEDDING took
place this morning in ST. Louis
Catholic church when Alma
Hynes became the bride Of Earl
Jones. and her sister. Joan. mar
ried Maurice Geary. Daughters
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Hynes,
they were married at ten O'Clock
in q pretty ceremony performed
by Rev. FIR. William Weleh.
Mr.. Jones Is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Jones of High
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-17
.SCS to Meet

WOMEN'S SOCIETY of
Christian Service Of the Metho-
dist Church will meet on Mon
day at eight o'clock in the
church parlors. Mrs. James G.
jackson will speak on THE
Heritage of Education"
EVER ONWARD CIRCLE will
meet on Wednesday, May Il at
the Kings Daughters Home for
dessert luncheon at 1870 o'clock
followed by q business and social
meeting. Mrs. Charles Wood will
be hostess for the event.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-17
Mothers Tea
TO PrecedeI
Free Lecture

A MOTHERS TEA will pre-
cede the talk by Mrs. Arthur FL.
lott Of Flint, to be given under
the auspices Of the Women's So
ciety Of Christian Service In the
Methodist church parlors on
Thursday afternoon at i:so
Mrs. Elliott will talk ON
Wood Ticks, Termites, or Sus-
annah's Sanctuaries."
Mrs. A. D. Brewer Is chair.
man OF arrangements, and has
appointed Mrs. Sydney Tinker
hostess for the oecaSion; Mrs.
Walter Kruse. fellowship; Mrs.
Roy Kidd and Mrs. Kendall WAL
ton, publicity. Decorations and
refreshments will BE- arranged
by Mrs. Brewer, Mrs.. Byron
Stuck, MR.. Tinker and Mrs.
Macy Watkins.
The Women's Society Of Chris
ton Service, or WSCS, o. the
organization 10 more familiarly
known Il sponsoring the event.
WSCS Is q worldwide organize.
ton Of Methodist women. num-
berins over one million. The
society will not be . year old
until next Fall.
IT. purpose IL to develop and
maintain Christian work among
women at home and abroad, %
cultivate Christian Family life,
to. assist in community welfare
and to help establish q Christian
social order around the world.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-17
Ann Arbor Woman Presents Plans to Aid War Refugee Ch
Comes Party Planned
BY Dickinson PTA

A GAMES PARTY for Dick
inson Parent Teacher Associa-
ton will be held on Tuesday
afternoon, between. the hours of
two and four o'clock, 1t the
home of Mrs. Rudolph Monte,
100 Riverside drive.
Mrs. r. c. Dunn is assistant
hostess for the event, TO which
the public Is invited. Several
door prizes will be awarded at
the party.
MRS. FRANK PRINGNITZ
will entertain members Of
United Workers Circle Of Kings
Daughters at her home at l42
Msrket street, for dessert lunch
con at 100 o'clock on Thursday,
May 20.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-17
Mrs. Thompson to Head
Save the Children Unit

ldren Unit
Chinese, Danish, and others are
now In the haven that Britain
offers, because those countries
are convinced that the women
and children will be cared for
there II it is humanity possible.
The burden on Britain is great,
Mrs. Slosson explained. and 1t Is
vital that aid be given.
At first il was planned to send
the children to Canada and the
United States. but because of
the dangers Of the voyage, after
. short time this plan was
abandoned. Hundreds of young
sters are being cared for on this
continent but thousands. more
await security in Britain,
While the Slosson family lived
In England on two separate occa-
sions, their family Of four
daughters al te n DEF English
schools, and Mrs. Slosson intro
duced her daughter. Lucy Chase
Wright, one of two daughters
born of first marriage. Miss
Wright's father died.of a war
wound Immediately after the
World War. a fact which adds to
Mrs. Slosson's interest in war
security for children.
Miss Wright described school
conditions, telling how each OF
the 500 children were asked to
arrange care for at least one
refugee child during the trying
times. The response was over
'whelmingly generous, she said,
some families with several chill
dren of their own taking a.
many as four or FIVE refugees.
Mrs. Slosson explained that
were 1t possible to bring 500
refugee children into the Off.
GERS Club yesterday, she knew
that the women present would
find II possible to care for each
and every one of them. Since
that cannot be done practically
and safely. she urged that some
means be found by Mount
Clemens women to contribute
by one of the plans suggested.
CHAIN TEAS
Present at the tea was Mrs.
M. w. Cleverdon Of Detroit,
Michigan representative for the
Save the Children" foundation.
She was introduced to the group
following Mrs. Slosson's talk.
and told about Detroit system of
Chain teas" started by Mrs.
George Bushnell. She gave one
contribution tea with seven
guests. Each Of her guests, gave
one with six guest. each Of those
with one with Ave guests, until
before the end Of the chain
more than 1000 persons have
contributed to the project.
Other guests at the event were
Mrs. L. M. Ascoush, executive
chairman for the Detroit unit;
Mrs. Nathan Fleishmann Of
Granite City, Ill.,; and Mrs. Paul
Urkemp, Trenton, N. j.
Preceding the talk by Mrs.
Slosson, Shirley Kaplsn Of
Crosse Pointe presented two
piano selections.
The officers Club was bsauti-
fully decorated with fresh flow.
ers. At the long tea table, where
Mrs. L. p. Hickey and Mrs. J. ].
Sailors presided. . huge silver
bowl of deep varicolored tulips
was placed on the cutwork cloth.
A committee Of hostesses o.
sisted Mrs. Wells. Members Of
the Yankee Clippers Club, they
were Mrs. r. G. Patterson, Mrs.
Sailors, Mrs. r. p. Hayden, Mrs.
c. L.. Gran, Mrs. Z. H. Sylvan
der, Mrs. J. G. Brumbaugh. Mrs.
w. G. Eyres. Mrs. ]. r. Malone,
Mrs. Z. A. Crum: and Mrs. Cor
don, Of Mount Clemens.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-17
Society Holds
Guest o.

PNESDYT4aIk I
AIRY SOCIETY Aoa 81 r
guest day yestag1 r
Of Mrx Louis &c., ~ ~
street. with ! tn ss
dance, despite ts61
Or. II E!l = ss5 h &!
Mrs. Joseph y - Y Z I
the dssotlonals ~ilA J ~
reading 1n4 pgoyoIs ~
Oenioon hi elp @ T. Z =
69 ~ ,day, 4 "a 1 ~
Auaofieon1' q
M. Jehn lei1lsE
Darling. "; y y 4 ~ \ NJ ||Z
Mn. Marxusslt 10
sang 9 SOLO oceo1 #
Mr.. Kennedy. \ s ss n Y r. 4
Altar sdjguEIll N n
meeting. dainty ~ ~
were served ~ fl0 - - No.
sisted W. Mr.. Jo1 ~
Mr.. L. u. Doo1t
The next Meoel IL
on June a. Wj1A J
Miller, South WI > ~
MRS. OTTO W0
ER ID ohserino ~ o1oQ X
nsv~, e~~~, 49,, * " s ~ r2l1 ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-17

Total ...,.......... $I,OOO
The drive has been set up by
streets, the workers choosing the
streets near which they live.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-17
APPROXIMATELY Is wom1

APPROPRIATELY IS womsal
attended the kickoff dessG
luncheon for the Girl See
drive yesterday Ut the home q
Mrs. Paul w. Mckee, Lodewyek
avenue. The luncheon was given
by the Girl Scout Council. and
instructions for the drive and in
formation about the Girl Scout
program were given.
Mrs. Mckee, who Is Girl
Scout commissioner. addressed
the group In Girl Scouting In
This Democracy" after which
Mrs. c.. H. Malbin, chairman Of
the drive, introduced Mrs. Her
bert Irish, director Of activities.
who told Of the program plans
for the coming year.
Each intermediate and senior
Girl Scout will give one day
this Summer to relief or Red
Cross work. This will b . part
regular surgical dressings work.
and the younger girls will start
q nursery to care for the Chill
dren Of women who could not
otherwise devote time TO Red
Gross work.. This i'll be . part
Of the child care phase of Girl
Scouting.
. Mrs. Malbin,, announced that
Troop 10 made the posters for
the drive, and then answered the
question, "where does the Drive
Money Cor" The drive goal this
year Is $4,000, of which $3.50 has
already been raised by the Girl
Scouts themselves in the recent
cookie sale. The budget for the
coming year follows:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22
Mud Singing

Wei folks. x has been quite
awhile since any news has been
published concerning co p O. ne
4S,h on. but there hasn't been
mreh 10 wife sboui. However, We
have some rews 10 tel YOU AZ The
present time on Jan % % IN :
wear CO. riaysl the Bristol team Of
YMCA and by Mss iaai a game
The score nas fs,her close about
ss-ai fa,ar ~ co p. The QN De-
'achmer, PLAYED ne second game
which en,of'4ns.tlf tafy losf
After me 'wo games the hep cats
ana Niis sar. 20 ioss'Her Tor inc
dance " ch to,'ov- Ma. %kN As
furnished IS l<foy SmHf snd ne
band. AMI can ihe cars s~rs out
They we're 50 good iha' We have
sent 81 s'srflng rss.es' 70 aafe
MIN play al * c. rs dances We
hope us; 's's arfsnSemss' csn be
worked olt ssfisfac'o Isl
On Pen Go p pNysd ne
Blown Bonnie Yogrs fri'y
oou'ari Attend met ssme bat
learned is,s nlsh % MS d.smay.
that Co p was efasted AlfaoGza
me boys were defeated fney had
ne experience q Y,sying a triple
A team from Whi1a 'afy gained
many good po.r's and are able 70
correct ihsN nj stakes
wel,. slrlsy Feb 2 q 'h's year.
was quite a hAsl'e hustle and nerve
Wresking dsy 'hiriy.s'x = the
boy. pulled OF, Tor wyonnis and
II was sad day. We certainty hat-
ed 20 see he bofs lssse aaa some
a them hated 20 cave II was Ike
tomb around The barracks all ma
afternoon Howeser. there afs some
new recruits coming 50 Tho BOYS
viii have some fresh mca' 20 pick
on. There ism much doing around
the Company everything j. :siner
qGie' on FRIDAY nishf Feb u co
4 ana me ON Detachment had an
othsr game Co = holds The TILE 81
being he bss' on Tho Post ard they
intend 70 Keep IL Go p Il gong 70
have almost rfw team. AZ some
% the boys who Ven' 70 WNomins
were on The team Go r Il planning
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22

the Lucy Thurman Branch Board
ii. Management and was elected 10
he Metropolitan Board as mem
80 .s'-'ssss The Other representa-
tive - the Branch S Mrs Charles
r. S'epaens. The rev chairman Of
the Lucy Thurman Board.
Tie speaker az the for'y-eigh'h
anr4s meeting WAS Mss Julia
Ns'oaskosa. former national gen
era secretary OF The YWCA OF
Czeteo-S 'ovak'a. who is also vice
president % the wo.lds assocla-
,ior sna row attached the ma
ftosaf san o, The canadian YWcA
she sp0se On Faith. Freedom and
rer0rsh.7 III lafl' contrasting
no rfeser' situation in Europe to-
dav zi-h the period preceding the
wa
~ ae1om o. choice has been the
500 e. q, he YWCA for We believe
,hs' MS deyeiops personality. she
sal Today there are many neo-
pc n Europe who would consider
+, eyss- privilege 70 be allowed
n hrA An annual meeting such as
ve axe here tonight or TO hold
4 p4h gathering ~ any sort
Mss Ns,onskova lived IN her ma
i've Czecho- Sioyskia FOR three
nor'N. after the German occupa-
'lar Sh hopes % return 70 help
Vfs struc'ion work after the
var
Ancrg those who heard her
were ~. Thomas, Mrs stephens.
Mrs Madeline II. Fowler Mrs.
Ssmue Thomas and Mrs Borreil
Care who was member o. the
tSA atrasl meeting committee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22
Helpful Hints o
Pedestrians

!. Tsss YOUR Tine crossing streets
heaven an wai'.
You can, always be lucky -
va .easbiy.
q 40 ven 'staiisi2-Jay~alk-
irr -sn7tiuS fate
No. PEDESTRIANS are killed
cross rg NiD-BLorK.
:. can SON AFFORD reckless dFiy-
ir- argce Or we carefully and
sYsa agreeable and costly COM
plains
6 TAe hest way 70 avoid scei-
den's 10 be courteous while OPP
elattg yas vehicle.
: yel wouldn't jump out 81 a
se,ei s'oly window just because
rs fattf fhan stairway. Then
Goai SIS Walk II is every BIZ as dan
gssos.
T.te e someone 70 hlame In
every 'esHic acc dent. Make sure
II not YOU Drive senslhly and
wa'x safey.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22
No. 3Os.is7
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE

Satisfactory PROC; by snidavit
showing that the Defendan'. Isle
Mae ward Is not a resldeni N ms
state and that tho whereahoa'. N
'he Defendant cannot be ascertain
cd
1T Is OR DERED that me pefen-
dan Lille Mae ward. caus, her
appearance TO be entered ia .nis
cause within ihree,si months fr6m
the date Of this order or thar sail
Ri Of Divorce be taken as confess
cd
And that this order 10 published
according 10 Law and p copy served
on the Defendant or sent 10 her az
her last known address
LESTER :. MOlL
Circuit Judge.
"A True Copy
cASPAR J. L1NGEMAN, Clerk.
= j. DrBEY,
Deputy clerk. liz l2-f4
Dated AZ Detroit. Michigan this
2fth day or October AID 1880