The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-18
Merry Old Man to Give
Bon-Bons to Children
Rotory Club Arronsss for Sontos
Appearance; Sehworzkoff is Chormon

The merry Old Man will be in
and out of the stores and on
the streets so that no child can
miss him, and will distribute
bon-bons to the youngsters.
The customary entertainment
at the Capitol Theater has been
dispensed with and in its stead,
all will devote their efforts to
bring happiness to the inmates
of the Macomb County Infirm-
airy at Mount Clemens. Each
boy and girl who gives up this
small part of his holiday cele-
bration will be more than re-
paid with the satisfaction of
knowing that he has brought a
bit of Joy to some one hitherto
forgotten.
Many of these elderly people,
a number of whom are confined
&c their rooms, have practically
no one left to think of them, and
it is because of this that the Rot
airy Club is running true to form
and the teaching of their slogan,
Service above Self" Flowers
and fruit and little gifts will be
distributed among them, the
doners experiencing real hap
piness in doing for others.
Other members of the COM
mittee besides Mr.. Schwarzkoff
are Rev. FIR. E. j. DeKeyser, DR..
d. B. Wiley, Ernest w. Hahn,
Arthur N. Chapoton.
At the Tuesday evening meet
ing, Harold (Bugs) Lindsey, of
Mt. Clemens, explained the CT
william Defense program, its set
up, how 1t works, its committees
what they do and how they do
it. He stated that Rotarians are
taking an increasingly active part
in the work. 1t was a very infor-
native talk.
Next Tuesday there will be a
Christmas program with the
Rev. Versile D. Bentley, of the
Methodist church, in charge.
Members contributed enough
keys to fill a cigar box in the
key collection which was in
charge of E. j. Andrus.
A Christmas tree which yield
ed real presents, lunch of
Christmas salad, fruit cake and
coffee and game of volley ball,
basketball and on hilarious
round of Truth or Consequence
es" filled the evening for the
members of the Utica school
Teachers Club at their meeting
in the high school gymnasium
Tuesday night. The program was
in charge of Mrs. Oscar Hughby
and Swinehart and was unus-
ually entertaining.
The January meeting will be
in charge of Margaret Cottrell
and Dorothy Rashleigh.
Home from the Michigan State
College for the holiday recess
are Margaret Ann Hirth, Betty
Gilchrist, Roy Bruce Chief
Church, Elmer Marquardt, Ann
Marie Swanson, Guido Salter-
letti.
Frances Chapoton will enter
Michigan State College at the
next semester. He is a graduate
of Utica High School this year.
Mrs. Howard O. Messmore,
who underwent an operation at
Detroit Osteopathic hospital two
weeks ago, returned home on
Thursday and is slowly conva-
lescing at her home here.
With its meeting of Tuesday
afternoon. the Utica Tuesday
Club has adjourned for the hol-
iday season. The next meeting
will be held on January S.
Mrs. Earl Sipperly, chairman,
announces that there will be no
meeting of the surgical dressings
class of the Utica Red Cross for
the next two. weeks. Word will
be resumed on Thursday, Jan. Z.
An urgent appeal is made to the
women who possibly can to be
present and help with the work.
Mrs. Sipperly states that the
W ork is almost tripled, a case of
SO much work and so few to do
it. Won't you help?
Contributions of cookies for
the USO Club at Mount Glenn
ems have been made by the St.
Lawrence, Lutheran and Metho-
dist churches. and this week by
the Utica Tuesday Club. st.
Lawrence church will send on
Friday of this week and the
lutheran ladies next week. Mrs.
Sipperly assures them that they
are greatly appreciated by the