The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23
FortyFrst Annual County Kings Daughters Convention Held
Mrs. WooIard ReeIecte
President as 200 Attend

President as Z
MRS. ETHYL wOOLARD was
reelected president Of the county
organization Of Kings Daughters
yesterday 1t the llst annual
county convention Of the order,
held at the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. A. w. FATHER was elect
ed first vice-president, replac-
ing Mrs. william Neville, who
has served for the past two
terms. Mrs. Sydney Tinker
was reelected second vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Perry Dubay Is the
new recording secretary; Mrs.
Arthur Rosso, reelected treas
urer; and Mrs. H. +. Moore Is
the new corresponding secretary.
These officers will serve for the
next two year period.
More than l%0 delegates,
members and guests were pres
ent Ut the luncheon, with IN ad-
ditional 50 or 90 arriving in the
afternoon 70 bring total attend
ance at the CONVENTION cloSe to
the 200 mark. Sixteen Mount
Clemens circles were represent
ed, ~ well % one from East De-
troit. one from Fraser, and four
junior circles.
Highlights Of the convention
included the luncheon at which
there were q number Of honor
ed guests; the inspiring talk of
Dr.. A. M. Crawford on the tub
erculosis clinic supported BY the
Kings Daughters; the interest
Ing and instructive talk on
Camp Missaulee by Mrs. A. ].
Clark. vice-president of the
stats organization % well @
chairman Of the camp commit
tee: the beautiful memorial
service for members who have
died within the past year. put
On by the Golden Rule Circle;
and the fascinating baby par
ade. which could not but Inn
press those who saw Il with the
good being done BY this branch
Of community service.
WHATeOBvn CIRCLE
At the luncheon, Mr.. etlas
b. Spisr, Mrs. a. q. Keith, md
Mrs. Otto X. Bartley, thres of
the four surviving charter mem-
bers Of Whatsoever Circle, the
first circle termed In Macemh
county, wero preeented WITH
eoraagss d sold1n roses, tied
with sold ribbon. In honor Of
their approaching 60th annivers-
ary % Kings DaushteSs mesm-
b1rs The fourtA ss,sviving Mean-
bsr, Mr.. I. q. Eplsesn q Nh
neapoljA va nnatls - ~ 49,
for the convention. Mrs. SHtee
spoke briefly, thanking III eon-
ysntiop, md expressing ~ hope
that ~ work Of the ofganlSa-
ton might eontinue.
Alee present ct The luncheon
were II naambers Of Lend .
Hand Circle Of Center Line,
formed during the last year BY
MrS. WoQlQrd. The girls oil ore
betwsen the ages Of nine snd
- They were very serious
about Tn duties and privileges
Of being Kings Daushters, md
favored tpe convention with =
song, s.0od Bless America. :"
which was enthusiastically ~
ceived.
Dr.. Crawtord's excellent talk
on the tuberculosis clinic out
lined briefly the symptoms o.
the diseass In children and
adults, and stressed The import
ancs Of giving treetsnenk early
In The eourDe Of the disease. The
defenss program, which brings
more workers into Macomb
county, has already rsflscted m
incrsase In the number Of pat
tents treated at the clinic. Il
was statsd.
CLINIC R1pORT
His talk Was thu more pointed
because Of the splendid report Of
the clinic given by Mrs. rattler
during the morning session Of
the CONVENTION:
Number Of patients, 17ee (3e6
new and l,41i old); sctive pat
tents, Oh; inactive patients, %;
tubereulin tests given. 50: posi.
tive testA l6l; negative. leo;
ether tests, -; new actiys cases
found, -; x-rayy taken at clinic
since Nov. 4, 100; x-vays taken
By Michigan State Tuberculosis
Association, 100; pneumothofax
treatments given, 3l6; admitted
70 sanitarium, -: readmitted -
sanitarium. 1; sanitarium trans-
fers, 3; discharged from ssnitar-
ium, 10; deessssd, -; eases A.
missed, 9.
Mrs. Clark described Camp
Missaukss, supported BY H.
Michigan order. at which girls
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