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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-10-02
Personals

Mrs. Lula Weir, Elkin cores
pendent for the Winston-Salem
Journal-Sentinel, Greensboro Dali
ly News and Charlotte Observer,
as well as circulation representa-
tive of The State Magazine, was
in town yesterday.
Mrs. Blanche Neal Mcdaniel, of
Elkin, attended her uncle's fune-
raj at Lansing yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. Harvey Laffoon,
OF Elkin, visited in town last Sun
day.
Mr.. Ed M. Anderson attended
and presided at meeting of the
executive committee of the North
Carolina Press Association held
in Chapel Hill last Saturday. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Ander-
son.
Mrs. Douglas Wolfe and daugh-
tiers, Rose Marie and Douglas Ann
left the first of the week for Lou
isiana where they plan to make
their home. Mr.. Wolfe is en-
ployed on a defense project there
Mr.. Ward Bard and Mrs. Wiley
Bard, Of Columbus, Ohio, who
have been spending several days
with Mrs. Mae Bard and other
relatives in the county have re-
turned to their homes.
Mrs. J. E. Whitley and Mrs.
Bessie Gentry spent few days
last week visiting in Knoxville,
Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Brackins
and small son, Gerald Wayne, of
Joppa, Md, and Mr.. and Mrs. H
Wood, of Bel Air, Md, visited
their uncle J. c. Dancy, last week.
Mrs. C. w. Kirk and daughter,
Grace, visited their aunt Mrs.
Alice DeBorde, Sunday.
Mr.. Valma Woodruff, of Bur
rel, Calf, is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. K. Woodruff at
Nathan's Creek. This is Mr.. Wood
ruff's first visit home in eight
years. He also visited his sister.
Mrs. C. A. Perkins who is a pa
tient at Black Mountain Sanitar-
ium while here.
Mrs. Tensile Revis and Miss
June Vannoy are visiting their
sister and aunt, Mrs. R. K. Wood
ruff and Miss Elvira Brown, OF
Nathan's Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tucker
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Camp
bell spent Sunday in Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin Walker
spent the week end visiting Mrs
Walkers parents at Grassy Creek
Mr.. Darwin Walker who recent
ly underwent an operation at the
Wilkes hospital is now able to be
back at his job. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grogan
and Ann Grogan, Of High Point
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gro
gan, of Todd, over the week end
Miss Louise Shoemaker, of West
Jefferson, left Saturday for Will
mington, Del, where she plans to
work.
Mr.. Claude Blevins and Reta
Hart, of West Jefferson, were
among those who attended the
surprise birthday dinner given for
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-10-02
Methodist Will
Install Officers

1t was announced this week
that instead of the sermon at the
regular II o'clock service, Sun
day morning, the new officers OF
the Sunday School and church
will be installed at the West JET
ferson Methodist church.
Immediately after the install
lation service there will be a
business session to discuss the
new heating plant and other bust
ness matters of the church. Ev-
eryone is urged to attend.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-10-02
TO HOLD OCT. SINGING
CONVENTION AT ASHLAND

The October Ashe county sing
ing convention will be held at
Ashland, it was decided at the
September session held here at
the West Jefferson Baptist church
last Sunday. A good crowd was
present for the singing.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-10-02
PLANNING TO ATTEND

A number of singers from Ashe
county are planning to attend the
semi-annual session of the Cald-
we'll County Singing convention
which will be held at the Oak Hill
school house miles east of Le-
noir on the Taylorsville road this
Sunday.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-10-02
DIR. LONG TO EXAMINE
REGISTRANTS SATURDAY.

Eighteen Ashe county men are
scheduled to leave here today for
Fort Bragg for induction into
military service.
Sam Davis, draft board clerk
yesterday announced that DR.
Long will not be in town until
Saturday morning and announced
that they are to report to Dr.
Longs office Saturday morning at
9 o'clock, instead of on Friday
morning, as previously advised,
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-10-02
GALAX is VOTED DRY
FOLLOWING A HOTLY
CONTESTED CAMPAIGN

Galax, Va.-Citizens of Ga
lax went to the polls Tuesday
and voted to prohibit the sale
of beer; wine and liquor, eli
making a holly contested cam
paign.
Out of the $50 eligible vOt-
erS 1875 cast ballots. Votes for
continued sale of alcoholic bev-
erages were 255 and 536 against
"a majority of 281. Votes for
continued sale of alcoholic bev-
erages were 285 and 1876 against
"a I'll majority.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-19
Army Orders

wasHINGTON-Th war depart
ment has Issued the following orders
Brig Gems Charles H white. Port
Ord. 10 Camp Roberts. william II
Simpson, Fort Sam Houston. %
Camp wolters: Henry b Clagstt
Col. Guy W. Chapman. cav. chi
cago. to Fort Knox.
Lieut.. Cols John J. Harvey inf
Fort Custer. retired. Carl y Hooker
cav. Fort LssyenVorth Kan. 10 Fort
Sheridan: Earl B. Hochwslt. retired
Edmonds. Wash. TO WslIs Wslis
Wash
Mas Charles O. Meehan. cav
Fort Bragg 70 Fort Riley. Thomas A
Cox Jr.. One. Camp San LUIS Obispo
70 San Francisco. Daniel p. Lane
Qmc-. Vancouver Barracks 10 Camp
San Luis obispo: Walter " TODD =
c. Randolph Fleld. 20 Westover
rieid: John Francis Dinner Jr c. Of
=. rec. Beverly Hills Calf 20
Washington: sHArolds sapton searlss
spec. res MspieVood. n. J. 20
Wright Field
cspts David V. Adsmson. osv..
Port Jeavsnyorth. 70 Port Riley.
Russell v ID. Jsnzan. cav. Port Dew
ems. 70 Port Riley: james y. heCss-
lin cav shsEerheishts o. % wash
ington. Erwin " Ferbsr. md Pre-
sidio OF San Francisco. % Camp Sc n
Luis obispo: John NJ sehuitz ND
Warrington 70 Fort DIX Merlin l..
Carter E. Chanute FIELD u jeff
srson Barracks. John 4 Cullen me
Hawaiian dept 20 Memphis HeDry
" Eitt. INF. Hamilton Fieio. 70
Fresno. Oscar Seymour Lzrabee u
OF rec Pacific PAlissdes. Calf
70 Port B<lsoir. Va: Charles Bs-
han Laeke sc. res Albany n. Z
70 Port Monmouth n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-19

Hotel Winthrop. honoring the
masisr. of tn. various lodges. In
addition 10 grand lodge officers
Following the banquet. they will
adiorn TO the Masonic temple.
Responses will be given by Mai.
Gen. George A. White. for the
army. 1t Comdr. Homer II. Jones,
for the navy. and William s. Nc
crea, ssd degree. Of Spokane,
sovereign grand inspector general
Of Washington. for the Scottish
Rite.
Preceding the program, the
Afr temple band will give a con-
cert. starting at 7:30 p. m.
Walter X. Mierow Is general
chairman Of the program. T.. X.
Murray is POSTMASTER, and Sig
frid Larson is In charge Of decora-
ton.
A large delegation Ia expected
from Bremerton. which will send
upward Of 100 Masons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-19
Local Concern Gets
S224,750 Contracts

subcontracts on two government
projects. totalling s22t,7b0, have
been awarded TO the Advances
Plumbing \ Heating Co. Of Ia
coma. II was announced Tuesday.
The local concern will install
two laundries and = boiler house
facilities at Fort Lewis. and .
heating system at the Naval Tor
pedo station At keyport.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-19
GOLF ENTHUSIASTS

During 1889. 2.162 900 American
men. women and children walked
7Ss. 600 0ao miles while playing
golf on the 5000 public and private
golf courses IN the United State.
according TO estimates
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-19

AANCOt YIN. n. q hero >
welcome vss given FLYING Officer
Neel \ stansfeld. o-s q Canada's
leading aces q the present war.
uhen ~ arrived home OF leave
Monday.
Stsnsfeld. one n tire original
members n the sn-Canadian
squadron ~ TIE ROYAL ar force.
hss seven German planes officially
r. us credit.
A bras hand vas on the station
platform q welcome him home
ard Mayor John Cornett made an
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-19

Among other Mason officials
who will attend are;
tsRey smith q Olympia Grand
eolnmancsf snisht tsnpiaF and lee
priest. Royal AFeh Aasons
Grand lodse offtceTs John A
Ste<iman scnicr srand warden. Den
p hirsf. junior grand warden Hefses
" nief. strand secretary. Ffsd p
stoskhfidEe. sfand lecturer. sufthrf
W slower, senior sFRnd deacon
bearer. and } Warren smith, strand
tylsf
Risht wog.hipfm district deputies
James A Dallas SEATTLE district
No = stanley y nabsi. seattle No
Normal ' rhutlow. sesitis Ne
Re.e, Everett No . ffed y nilsson
SsmsrSon No. IA Wilbur \ nsn.si.
Buckley. Ne - PRANK r, walters.
Tacoma. No IA Clifford 4 Car.
michael. National. Ne Is Harry =
Williams. Olympus. No II
Past srand masters ".
i.ANisf oaraenvilie Tom " Holman.
seattle Merton Gregory, Tacoma
John NJ Roberts Tacoma. Waiter ~.
steffeY. Seattle. ffans /. Poole Ia
tNtiAh4 AsHNA1sf hAINAHIu TFhAhats
aud Thomas D. Stage Everett
Nofshlpful masters Of constituent
lodges Bartlett y. Patterson. Moriens
Russell y nocfins. stsiiseoom FRANK
ID. AcilraYy. Seattle David a..
Anderson. Olympia Norman Mac
hulay. Seattle John W Wes>heFs
Tacoms Henry y Porter, Auburn
william q Mcintyre. Tacoma Eugene
NJ n~osbriei. Aberdeen. John A
west Auburn. James smith, Huet-
ley, n, q. 1horiskson. SILVER Lake
Harold a krllos HoQulsm, Harold
ID Mcleod Tacoma
Raymond L. Peel Buckley william
/ Tfeloar. Tacoma Robert N finrothe
/ Tacoma william A Y wfeds. Seat
| tie. wilmer N Casteei Tacoma
/ Joseph l.. wincheli Seattle walter
/ " Ainswofth nremerton. James A
/ oNcii. Tacoma; y G Crimp r.
seattle Ralph n sherman. Seattle
oiin l.. Davis Dririnser. Louis y
Rodda, Vashon. stsnbsry Fusfsf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-19
Hero's Welcome Greets Canadian

official welcoming address O
more interest u the young fler
however. we're his parents. Mr. ard
Mrs J. X Stsnsfeld. and his
sweetheart. BETTY Morris
It's terrific 20 Be hack" hs said
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-19
Women's Team Holds
Riflemen 10 Tie

SYRACUSE. y. y Syracuse
university women students are not
backward about the national de-
tense program Their rifl. team re-
Gently met q male squad IN an in
formal competition and the rssl.i
was q tie
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-19
Wollochei Mason
F eied at Party
r. w. Uhlmun
Member so Years

.ie HaRRoR R. ". uhlnan
~ vellcchet Vas honor guest 1T a
Masonic party given ~ y. Carl
Nielsen ct his home Al sherescres
Sunday evening.
Uhlmsn became = Master Mason
in Evergreen lodge No, 81 March
Is. 1891. and this party celebrated
his s0th Masonic anniversary.
Present were y. NJ. Perkins. mas
ter Of John Paul Jones lodge No
27I. Captain Biz" BnnhAm. &
q. Austin. p. NJ. Cole. Or. A :
Monzingo. Or. n n. Ryan. Hubert
Seeor. Alvin Ahlherg. Adolph Sch
mel. J. w Mckenzie. p. G. Milne.
the host and the honor guest.
The guests included the oldest
and the youngest Masons on the
peninsula. reigning master. =
Mason from = foreign lodge Eng
landl. Scottish Rite S2d-degree
Mason. r A. Mason as we'll
several old personal frinds The
evening was spent in = social time.
supper WAS served by Mrs. n. Carl
Nielsen. Mrs n. h Ryan and Mrs.
Alvin Ahlberg
At a meeting Of GIG Harhor
baseball club over the weekend,
Harold Rohy WAS elected = direc-
tor for a two-yesr term and Keith
+ Uddenbsrg Vas elected 10 take
the plae. Of r. h. Paulson, who
resigned.
Tn. What" Girls club will
meet Wednesday evening ct the
hom. of Mrs Ralph johnson st
wollochet.
Esplc-,ou Hurt. Bey
Bill Hoskinson. is-ysar-old son
Of Mr. and Mrs Charles Hoskin-
son 81 Gig Hsrbor. met with an
accident a. Key Center when a
dynamite cap exploded In has hand.
blowing off the top Of on. finger
and severely decorating Others he
WAS brought to GIG Harnor hos
pitsl for treatment
Herman Uddenherg post and
ladies auxiliary Will hold meetings
at Community hall Thursday eve
ming
A NJ Richardson. county agent.
will 10 guest speaker at meeting
Of Washington Coop Egg and
Poultry association Thursday eve
ming. There will also he other
entertainment and a social hour.
The regular meeting of Wanna
Social club has been postponed to
Thursday, March II.
re,e Lodge Members
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Harris en-
tertained officers and members oi
waconda chapter, O.E.s., at Their
home at Horsehead bay Saturday
evening Thirty-five guests were
present and the evening was spen,
playing cards. with honors going
10 Mrs Hugh Denny for 500; Mrs
O. n. Parkman In bridge: Mrs
Lantermsn and Adolph Sehmel in
pinochle. and Mrs. A s. Monzingo
took the cut prize. Mrs. Roy Fos-
ter was high in auction bridge.
Mrs. Margaret Northey Of Port
Orchard was Sunday guest at
the home Of Mrs. p. B. Pearson
at Arletta.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il. Hunt and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hunt attend
ed a family reunion Monday at the
home of Mrs. Lily Patrick of Uni
versity Place. The occasion marked
the 30th birthday Of Mrs. Patrick.
Others present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Arda Hunt Of Sequim. Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Hunt Of Fox Island.
Mrs. Edna Robinson of Fairbanks.
Alaska, and Mrs. Harold Morgan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-19
State Grand Master to Give
Main Address Before Masons
9Th Annual All.Mosonic Meet Will
BEGIN With Dinner at Winthrop

The eighth annual al-Masonie night fer Masons from
King ktSap and Pierce counties and from southwest Wash
ngon will be held Tuesday at At he Masonic temple.
Matthew W Him. grand master OF Washington state, viii be
the principal speaker
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-19

The event viii - under the
auspices OF the Scottish Rite
bodies Of Tacoma.
A banquet will he given at 9 =.
m In the junior eallrecm u the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-19

Arthur '. NoTss. r.rc=Hs H<nrT a
Hsndriess eesfti< Cnsrt<s Ne.
1unAtn SEATTLE EaErns Kliswsrfh.
~ tssts t1neFt : sEnifh. seattle
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-19

seattle SeSmsa G 1ssnsf. S.tiensi
g Nathan fsnn. Taecms J I've
Miller Mineral
FncnaAs len. TsHcma. Merritt =
Fzsad. Iaaaans ufanf kuhn seattle
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-19

are J. Lsren. seattle. ArrhIneI1 !.
Hsnsn e<sfti< fuF<ne klne<< ~
snrt T<eerre H<rzch<f . Lnnn4
tn<Ta~<n. sns Hc~sra a usnsn1.
SEATTLE.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-06
Girl Scout Council Meets
is Complete Banquet Plans

err Jane wild, Mr.. James Ken
ney, Mn. Harold Koths Iheo
TuTnbull, 1linee vsn Atta.
Dorothy Long WhrBoroe etSn'
mons, Charlotte Baker. toSn An.
drass, Beatriee Suay. Eljnor
Blake, Mrs. George MalIaSt and
MrS. Walter 1gaun.
A grand march win follow the
banquet, whan Tie Girl Scouts
will make their contributions to
the Juliette Low Memorial Fund.
Speaker at The Girl Scout ban
quet will be Mis- Gertrude
Montgomery Of St. Clair Shores.
who viii talk On her experiences
% . teacher IN Puerto Rico.
Mrs. Herbert Irish, director Of
Girl Scouts, stresses that the
the banqusts win begin prompt
~, that only Registered Scouts
will b permitted 20 attsnd, and
warns the youngsters to remem-
Der their contribution for the
Julietts Low Fund.
The Girl Scout Council will
represent the Dutch possession
Curacao at their table. Mrs. c.
w. Tyson = taking charge Of
decorating and the council din
ner arrang emsnts are being made
by Mrs. Sydney Thinker.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-06
Announce Change in Model List
for Club Fashion Show March 10

SEVERAL CHANGES have
been made IN the list Of models
for the Young Women's Club
Fashion Show. 70 be given Mon
day evening In the Masonic club
rooms, ut eight o'clock.
Eusenia stspkowska, Of. De.
troit, teacher Of dancing classes
held In Grace parish house, and
Mrs. Clarence Meitzner, = mem.
Der Of the Young Women's Club,
have been added to the list. Mrs.
Marion White viii replace Flor.
ence Heiser. Audrey Agnes will
model children'S clothes.
Other models for the event
will b Mrs. Emil Rest, Bar.
bara Teall, Elsie Nae Gemmer,
Louella Bgege. Moreno Beatty,
Annalisse Moeller, and little
Judy Nickel, Joan Noellert and
Jimmy Hay. rs
The stores whose Spring fash.
ions they will wear include Mar.
shall's, Kuhn's, The Gown shop,
The 0mart Hat shop. Ree's Shoe
Store. The Medea Heauty Dtudin
will take care of the modslss
col8upooIo - szl.~ IA .h4Ase, "a,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-06
so Gather at Scott Home
for Regular March Meeting

MORE THAN 30 msmbers
and friends Of Alexander Ma.
comb chapter Of Daughters of
The American Revolution heard
Harriet Harwood at the ]. L.
Hudson company Of Detroit ~
view three Of the seasons most
interesting books yesterday NJ
ternoon at the March meeting.
held with Mrs. Harvey Scott.
Miss Hsrwood opened her talk
with . review Of "Jennifer," By
Janet Whitney, . young Ameri-
can author. The story n laid n
the early 10th century. and q.
Miss Harwood declared. good
old-fashioned hair-raisinG melo-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-06
Girl Scout News

A LEADxRg onoUP assst-
ing was held yoetornuy seler-
noon 1ollewinG eoezneil npooting
( n III CHI 4ooue hoo6Quastoss.
Plans ~ ~ msEt a1ool1nG q
~ he)4 q 1llmydav. 09areA g,
y poerJ,Sck diuner Win -
he14 - ~ e1e,oek n ~ bon1.
O. 49, = - 3oWDl Ih>n1to
hl4lne ~ Z lso1Bt 0oGo11o
M ]elJoW. &aaCy@m ~ e.
80: ~ ss1ss's's
-
0ouEET :. ledDoQAEpL
SESg - - a c. - II -
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-06
Westminster Guild Elects
New Officers at Meeting

ERMA BENNETT Is the new
president of Westminster Guild
of the Presbyterian church to-
day, ~ = result of elections held
last evening at the home Of MIL
dred Kennedy. Other officers are
Virginia F. Miller. vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Charles Donaldson,
secretary; and Mrs. Fred Krantx,
treasurer. These officers will
take their new positions Ut the
next meeting.
Plans for 2 Spring tea were
made At last evening's meeting.
The date for The event was set
for Friday, March ~, and The
place will b announced later.
The remaindar u the business
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-06

meeting was occupied with the
card party being sponsored by
the srpup this evening in the
Masonic clnbrooms. The public \
invited to the party, which be-
gins ut eight o'clock. Table and
door prixes are arranged for, and
the committee In charge Of m
ransements includes Exrna Ben
nett. Mildred Kennedy and Mrs.
Fred Krantx.
The next meeting Of westmin-
ster LeaSue win b held with
Frances Tinker On April :. Alxs.
J. II. Meyers was hoeteaD with
her sister for lAst evenings
meeting. n
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-06

Donaldson Mothers 4
April Meeting With !

PLANS WERE MADE LAST
EVENING at the meeting Of the
Donaldson Mother's Club 70 en-
terrain the husbands Of members
ut the next meeting which will
be held on April Q. This will b
the hrst time this year that the
club has asked the fathers TO
participate and the event il be-
ing planned with much interest.
The hostesses will be Mrs.
George Collins, Perrin Place, as
sisted by Mrs. Howard Bryce,
Mrs. Albert Krause and Mrs.
John Powers.
Last evenings meeting began
with . pct-luck supper at $50
o'clock. Mr.. A.. Dobbcrtowsky
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-06
q Attend Ever Onward
Potluck MEETING

TWENTY-FIVE members and
friends Of Ever Onward Circle
enjoyed . potluck luncheon and
afternoon Of cards yesterday 1t
the Kings Daughters Home.
Prixewinners were Mrs. Carl
Jones, and Mrs. +. B. Stevens.
Houssprixs went TO Mrs. George
Valentine.
The brief business meeting at
four o'clock was conducted by
Mrs. Fred Pfromm. vice-leader.
in the absence Of the leader
Mrs. william Tucker. No plans
were made for the next meet
ing.
MRS. FRANCIS G. ULLRICH
is entertaining her bridge club
for luncheon tomorrow q her
North avenue home.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-06
Xix PTA Names New Officers
at Regular Monthly Meeting !.

HERMAN XIX Parsnt-
Teacher association last evening
elected new officers. at The
meeting held 1t the school It
The corner e Wolff road ana
Harper avenue.
Carl stasb u president: Lisle
.. May. vies-president; Mrs.
Floyd Dubord, secretary: md
Mrs. Lisle +. May, tyoasurer.
Teacher vice-prsstdsnt q Mis-
0race Tyler and Mother viee-
president b Mrs. John Fer.
Miss Cleo Lloyd spoke briefly
On the subject mattoe che
teaches Ia her goom-sixth md
seventh grades. She stresDed Tie
need for respect Of church, con-
Munity, state snd country. @
well % the need for true sports
uaanship.
The decorations included
ssven model airplanas made ~
members q the Aviation club,
and exhibits Of haudiWoek 6
tiae sixth and ssvsnth gradeEs.
Thsre were drawings q Lincoln
and Washingtou and othae his
torjcal figures, and proverbs
frpm BENJAMIN rranklin's Poor
Rachsfd'S Almsnsc.
n chart a The han bullstin
boot6 showe6 ths progress q
aviaticu 6om 1o9o 70 1871.
Yellswing Mn LeyRs tax,
IL evonjne We Gevotoo %
eenea wltA pei3ss eoing - 1grs.
Freak voGfnaw. leEs. Jomso
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-06
Child Study
Group Three
Elects Officers

MRS. EARL DITTHJCH last
night was elected next years
president Of Child Study Club
Group Three, In annual elec.
tions held early this year. othsr
new officers include Mrs. Er-
nest Williams, vice-president;
Mrs. Alvin nosso, secretary, and
Mr.. Ivan File. treasurer. 4
These officers will not take
office until nsxt Octobes. Mrs..
George Pyiehs was hostess lat
evening at her home On New
street, and The program VA .
talk BY Mrs.. Paul w. Hit, en-
titled points Of Contsntion H.
tween Parents and ChildYpn."
Mrs. Hirt gave this talk 70 ChilA
Study Group One several weelks
ego.
Ths next meeting viii b
held 6 the home Of Mrs. Earl
Hauehton. with Mrs. Arthur
Andaeson and Mr.. williams -.
sisting her. The speaker q NJ
evening win BE- Min Macy
Ewing. student ct A6efrill.p ol-
mer, IN Detroit, who win talk
on "Arts for the Pre- School
Child.'~ The meeting viii take
place on Wednesday, March 10.
at eight o'clock.
Mfs. Robert Allen assisted
Mrs. Priehs q hostess.
E
IGNORE LENNOx, Dorothy
Tinker, Esther Mast Of Utica and
virginia Miller VIII leave Friday
sweating On The Hobby Special
for Warrington. p. e, wh4rs
thsy win Osnd ~ week sss6 4,
ryry II 80 - 10 .s.an stg
MADEfEuSE wEsTYNDoRy
was hostess Last evining 70
members Of the board Of diroc-
tors Of the Mount Clemens
Civics Chorus, when Z routine
business meeting was held.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-06

FINAL PLANS for the JUL
,ette Low banquet Tor nparly 500
Girl Scouts and Brownies y ~
eity were made yosterday, when
~ oiTl Scout Coglneil ecuvsned
IA llsa new HEADQUARTERS n thu
Jewel Theatre building tor :
spocial meeting.
All registered Girl Scouts and
Brownies will gather on the eve
nine of "wednesday. March II,
honoring the birthday OF the
founder sof Girl Scouting in
America.
brownies and their leaders
will hold their banquet ut Grace
parish house, which they Will
decorate with American dags
ana the days Of other countries.
Miss Ruth Broughner Of the
faculty Of State Normal College
q Ypsilanu viii talk to the
Brownies on her experience with
children in other lands. The
banquet will begin promptly at
$50 o'clock. and II to be fol-
lowed BY . grand march, during
which each Brownie will drop a.
many pennies q she Il years old
into q bowl-for the Juliette
Low Memorial Fund, to aid Girl
Scouts II other countries.
Brownie leaders are Mrs. Al
bert Bsllman, Mrs: Ell Sheets.
Mrs. Russell Stark, FRS. Harold
Peterson, Mrs. Peter Benoit,
Mrs. Lee Pennington and Mrs.
Russell Branyan.
SCOUT PLANS
Girl Scout troops will gather
Of $50 o'clock with their lead
ers, troop committees, and mem
bers Of the Girl Scout Council
In the dining rooms Of the Meth
odist church for their birthday
dinner. Each Girl Scout troop
win represent q country Of the
Western Hemisphere, wearing
costumes and planning menus
representing these countries.
The girls are being aided Ia
these preparations BY their lead.