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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26


STATE or MICHIGAN IN tho circuit
Court for the County 81 Wayne IN chan
cery
zE~oRA st-RR NIT. Plaintiff. " ASA
st-RRATT. Defendant
No. as3.5sG
A. a session ~ said Court hold ~ the
Court House IN the city ~ pefroif On
th~ .1nd dav ~ September y. iefc
Present, Honorable JOSEPH \. Mof-
NrHAN Circuit JUDGE
In this cause. n appearing nv anldavit
that the defendant Asa Surrott. can.
not be served nv process Issued ont of
this Court A. he r. not resident ~ the
state 81 MichiRan but resides IN the
CITY Of los Angeles County ~ Los An
reles and state ~ california
on MOTION or CF 'RfEs v. TER
Kf~s. atiornev for p.Aintin.
1T Ts ORDERED THAT the defendant.
Asa qurratf appear ana answer the
pin Of Complaint IN this cause within
three months from the date ~ THIS or
der or that said bill be taken ~ confess
"A and that this order be puhi'shed &C.
rordlnr ~ law and copy thereof hc
served uron the fefcndnntshy reeisiHred
,,.u a. rcorfred ~ 'pv.
JOSEPH A. MoNNin -.
Circuit Judge.
csspAn y fiNGENNN. clerk
nv A. HAR0REANES. ..s,t.,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26
BAND AT
CONGO GETS
NEW NAME

From now on the band al Clab
Congo will be known as slim
Jones Club Congo band 1t was
formerly known as Stack Wal
tons club Congo band. but Stack
joined the Navy last week and
left for the Great Lakes Naval
Training station Tuesday morn
ing.
At thceame time Jack Western.
Manager Of lub Congo since May
Is. resigned last week. Western
said he was going 10 chicago to
acccpt a position there. His post
las been taken by Theodore
Mitchell nephew of Owner Slim
Jones. Mr.. Mitchell. who has been
living in Detroit since last June.
is a former school teacher
In the meantime Beverly Whites
"Turn Back The Clock has
been attracting capacity crowds
as 1t swings into the final week.
Featured In the show are Bob
by and Foster Johnson, clever
tapsters; Phil and Bea. expon-
tnts OF modern sophisiicate; John
Eattie. and his rib-splittlng jokes.
md the songs hy Beverly White.
In addition. there's Claude Oil
yer. the dynamic dancer and the
Congoettes. plus the Congo band.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26
LII IN CAST
OF GREAT
.GILDERSLEEVE'

Rumcrs around the RKO lot says
that Lillian Randolph. the "girl OF
many voices" former night club
entertainer. will be borrowed from
radio for "The Great Gildersleeve'
ready for production there The
talented colorcd artist has been IN
the air show Of that title for some
time. and last Summer made three
plane trips back and forward to San
Francisco. In order 10 keep her en-
gagcmenis with II.
"The Great Gildersleeve" stars
Harold Peary OF network fame In
the fret Of RKO Radios series bas-
cd upon his radio characterization.
Herman Schlom will produce.
Gordon Douglas direct the picture
which starts early next month
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26
ETHEL WATERS
STEALS MCM
FILM, CAIRO

RICHMOND. Va (ANP)-- Star
OF the new M-G-M film. cairo" IS
in reality Ethel Waters famous
songstress. according TO the motion
picture critic a Tho Richmond
News Leader. influential daily pa
per here
The cast Includes jeanette Mac
Donald. Robert Young. Reginald
Owen. Grant Mitchell Lional At
will and many others Bni Of Miss
W?tcrr. the Ncws Leader writer
said;
1.-THE singer-acior who struck
this reviewer WAS Ethel Waters.
That girl can sing And SHE not on
~ can sing but she can act New
er scene slipped bv her she was
ALWAYS there. There were plenty
OF times when II seemed tho cam
era hunted her out 10 the exclusion
OF tho other actors
when YOU see Ethel Waters on
the stage. YOU feel her across the
footllehts In THE picture some Of
the same feeling comes across. She
has n rich personaliiv that projects
In her solo numbers. she was the
whole show"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26
SYNCOPATION


W "'hucu tfOh page III
Met Frank French, there, while ne
was busy asserting returned ques-
uonaires. Nettle Alice Cobb (she's
a recent wed) is assistant 10 Smith.
French incidentally is an ex-
newspaperman. also speaks our lin
g. Lucille Glover is 90. clerk and
II you didn't know. that 90"
means Occupational Questionaire
Former Judge Pleny Marsh is
chairman Of the board. vice chair
man Is Or. W A. Thompson This
wife is treasurer OF the Detroit
branch NAACP). and secretary Is
James Igrisan. We're going TO
start a campaign TO ret the gang
flag II we have to wind up buying
II ourselves.
THRU THE MAIL
We're reminded that although
many OF our friends are away, they
still remember us. Why, we Won
der. She's back in town. now. but
Juanlta Cunningham. who worked
with US four years ago. sent her
greetings from the apple" when.
she spent eight days there visiting
an aunt and Emanuel Dozier who's
stationed near there in the army
Francis spike" Anderson sends
us card from Camp Livingston
down Louisiana way and closes.
hoping we get drafted coon.
From New York comes letter
from the Edwards Sisters letting
us know that tho family is fine. the
girls stopped every show AT The
Apollo and that they are now do
ing eight weeks a Smai's Paradise
plus their best wishes for our sue
cess with a song we've written.
Too bad those who are right
guys must sometimes suffer because
Of wrong guy in their midst. -
Langford p.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26
FIVE CHORAL
WILL
SING ON AIR

WASHINGTON, DC.--Five out
standing Negro choral groups
are being invited to appear on Il
Hear America Singing program,
sponsored by the Federal Security
agency over more than 1870 sta
tions OF the Mutual Broadcasting
system. Paul V. McNutt. Federal
Security administrator, announced
this week
These groups " 4 include the
Hampton (Virginial Institute
choir. whose two appearances on
the program were enthusiastically
received last year: the Fisk Jul
.hilee singers of Fisk university,
Nashville. Tenn: and the Tuske-
gee Institute chorus from Ala.
The Tuskegee chorus has been
offered the Nov. 1. 1912. engage
ment on the program The Fisk
Jubilee singers are invited TO APP
pear on February IL. 1913. Fred
erick Douglass birthday. and the
Hampton choir has been invited
10 appear on january 10. 1913.
That occasion will mark the first
time that any group has made
three appearances on the pro-
gram.
81 Hear America Singing" is a
public service radio program
sponsored by the Federal Security
agency II Is broadcast everv
Sunday afternoon at 5:oe 10 $50
EWT: 1902 10 4:30 CWT: 1902
10 $3.50 MwT; and 2:o2 to 2:3o
pvt.
In addition 10 the three coll
iege choral grouns two ouistand-
ing Negro civic choral groups will
be invited to appear on the pro-
ram on March 2S. 1943 and May
q 1910
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26

Consult your newspaper To- cor-
rect time Until next week GOOD
LISTENING
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26

- True Copyl
rAepAR y LfNGEMNN, Clerk
nv A. HAR0REANES.
Deputy Clerk.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26
LEGAL NOTICES
Cha-. ". Perkins. Attorney.
52s Y. Warren Ave.

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the circuit
Court for the County 81 Wayne In chan
Gerry
JESSETTE RyARs Plaintiff. vs.
TANNER ByARS Defendant
No. s2s.Gts
A. session ~ said court hcid ~ tho
Court House IN the CITY ~ Detroit on
tho 18th dav ~ September n. 1919.
Present: Honorable JOSEPH 4. MoY-
NiHAN. Circuit Judge.
In this rausc. n appearing nv AFFIDAVIT
that the defendant. Tanner Rvars. can
not be served hv process issued out ~
this Court - he r. not resident ~ tho
state Of Nichigan. hut resides ~ eiio
Highland Place. IN tho civ ~ Tndienan-
oils county OF Marion. state ~ Indiana.
az MOTION or CHARLES ". PER-
KTNs ATTORNEY for Plaintiff,
TT rs ORDERED THAT the defendant.
Tanner Pyars. appear md answer tho
nh ~ Complaint IN this cause Within
three months from the date ~ this or
der. or that said hill he taken ~ confess
Cd and that this ordor he published ar-
cordnr 20 law and cOpy thereof be
served upon tho defendant by registered
mail a. required hv law.
JOSEPH A. M0NNlf ~,
Circuit judge.
~ TRUE Copvi
cAsrAR Y fINGEMAN. clerk
Nv p. J DUNE,
Deputy clerk. s.se-ll-I.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26
Report On Delinquency

CHICAGO tANrl The preyen-
ton and ifta'mcn' by good rccgea-
ton Of juvenile delinquency which
has risen more tlAn ln per cent
lncc Pearl llarh0r viii be con-
-.d,rcd hy 500 Cnicaeo iaNenile
and RECREATION lradc ~ a lunrh-
con meeting Iucsda, a. the
i0tel Sherman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26
LEGAL NOTICES
Ahnrr a. Tntken. Altorne,.

Amer y. InfkeUs Attorufts
SEQ Monterey Avenue.
STATE OF MICHIGAN IN tho circuit
court for tho County Of WAYNE IN chan
cerv
CRAY PRESTON. Plaintiff, W. JULIA
PRESTON, Defendant
No. S3e.6it
ORDER F0p APPEARANCE
AND rJBItCATtO~
At sessinn ~ sid Court hold IN the
Courthouse a. tho CITY ~ ncfro'f. Conn-
~ ~ WAYNE state ~ Michigan on the
atth day % august 1912
prcsent' Tho Honorable lila
~rt-ENFEr.T. Circuit Judge.
N appearing from the anidavN on
Mo that tho place ~ residence ~ the
defendant. Julia Preston. T. unknown and
thar ritter dliiucnt search and inquiry n
cannot he asccriained in what state o.
country che now fcsidfa
1T ~ ORDERED thot the defendant
enter her appearance IN said cause on or
before three CA months from the date 81
this order or said Hiii ~ Complaint VIII
no taken ~ confessed and that this or.
der he puhiehcd % requited ~ law and
q rrrv ~ this order 30 sent - said
defendant ~ her inrf known place OF
re4lfonce ~ reels ercd wrN
LIZA ~ Nrf'E>rEf.r.
Circuit Judge
cAspAR = tiNOEM ~. Clerk
~ a. y. tITzuERALD.
Deputy Clerk. s-as-ll-t.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26
TOURIN' THE
RADIO WORLD
By ISAAC JONES

The Vox Pop broadcast last
Monday night originated IN New
Haven. Conn, the subject Of this
program YOU will remember was
"The Battle OF Transportation
The program was broadcast from
the huge SS0-acre Cedar Hin freight
yard out from New Haven Thir rs
the largest individually owned
freight yard in the world Approx
imafoly 5000 cars. equivalent to-
100 90-car freight trains arc daily
sorted. classified and bumped TO-
trains 70 rapid delivery OF vital
war production 10 the nations war
efforts
This broadcast that came Into
your loud speakers last Monday
night over the CHS network orig-
mated on n ia00-ioot-less than.
carlond platform. 1000 employees
aud their families of this railroad
received special combination rail.
road. broadcast tickets to ride n
-Nox Pop" train from the New Ha.
ven station 10 the freight terminal.
Your writer also received tick
et and inviialion...hut II is a long
NAYS from Detroit 10 New Haven
This ticket was good for round
trip on The Vox Pop Specia train
from New Haven 10 the scene al
the broadcast. not from Detroit 70
New Haven.
IA, did yon hear Hobby Lobby
last Tuesday night! Well. Ii you did
you know about the man with the
"hig mouth" From the tricks he
performed before the studio audi-
ence Joe Browns mouth i n
midget. Why. This Guy chewfd sc
I sticks oi gum M the same time;
he placed four eggs in his mouth
M the sane time. For further proof
that h. has big mnulh he put
four spinning tops IL his mouth
there was plenty of room 10 take
and hold them.
II appears that jimmie Luncr-
fold is one MAN that believes in
! Preparing 70 The fufure regerd-
less OF how dark it may seem. Ru-
NOR Shas il that Lunceford has
completed plans for Victory
Tour OF principal European coun-
tries with his band afie the war
Is over he may have 20 wait
long time hut Jimmie has his
+ plans on paper and he knows that
they Viii not sour
Harold Nicholas member oi the
famous Nicholas brothers the
iamouS dance team OF screen and
radio. married IN Hollywood last
week. Harold probably decided 10
see whether two can live as cheap.
ly a. one.
The Breakfast club with Don Nc
Ncill. Jack Baker Nancy and
others arc IN tour this week. Their
tin carried them 70 Otlona aad
4 Montreal Canada whore they
hroadcystcd two days from thcre
TO Radio City.
Don claimed that he missed his
train In Providence. II. |. Thursday
night apd had 10 take n cab all
The way back 10 New York CITY so
that he would not miss the morn.
ing broadcast you ash whether
this was a gag yonr writer can
orly take his word Whit about the
bill! He said something about
cighfy-t,e bucks.
iOT NAY RI INTERESTED IN
KNOWING THAT
Dixie Sonssicrs q group who
sings Negro Spritualr and old-time
songs may DO heard over WNYZ.
Friday at S;is am They are good
you should hear them
Fila Fitzgerald and the Four
keys are making personal appear
nIices across The country.
Since dropping her orchestra. :.
Ella and The kcys Boys have been
making two weekly broadcasts over
the Blue Network one OF those
programs Is heard over WNYZ
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26

~ q n TITzuERALD.
Deputy Clerk. s-as-il-I.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26
ARABIAN
NIGHTS CAST
GOES TO UTAH

The second unit oil Waiter Wan
gers Arabian Nights under d.
rerton Of Ford Becbc. has been
patched -tof-ltls-to t!m extefiofs
in the coral ~apd dunes near ka-
nah. Upwards Of loo players and
technicians comprise the Uiah
troupe
DcseH hgh, scenes and oihor
outdoor actions. viii he shot on the
location. With Jcnl l.eGch unaer
eontract IN an important role a
number Of other co ored players
have been huSv for ever a month in
the big feature
Evening star., 1942-02-11
FOR SERVINC!

The bowl. are gracefully shaped.
clear - crystal. You'll like them
especially for fruit and flower
centerpieoes. and to hold fruit
and nuts on your buffet. Fill
them with Valentine candies this
month!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-16
Argentina Believed
Swinging Into Line
CABINET
SHAkEUP PREDICTED

Iund0n. Jan. l6.-tNfD-A
"draStiC reconstruction Gl me
Churchill government with en-
rha>i> ON the war and colonlal
offices was forecast bN informed
circle, to follow upon The PRIME
minister's return from the hit
ed states.
The view il qualified circles Is
that tn" prime minister has been
let down by advisers ON the
Oriental situation and that M
mediate cabinet changes are rN-
>cntial because of the setback III
haIaNa.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-16
Hard Blows
Are Dealt
TO Invaders
Britons In Singapore
Hope End Has Finally
Come to Malay Re-
treat; Japan's Fleet
Reported in Action
OFF Philippines,
(By The Associated Press

HN The SAsRtI4t.I ysrtSs
p,nn,rd n,nrlc.trai,.d Ans,
tra,ian troons vhooninp nto
battle viii SOM vera oifici,I1
" crndilrd t~oday'vitb smasbin,
coI,;mn of I,n.ncsn ,,nI., and
inf,ntry in 1brir inst engaer-
vim tho ,,iLada,, i,,,s;on
horde, aud Eri,onS in ]S;noanorc
thriilad tn bnna th,I tn,
UaIayan retreat finally was
ended
tn. .rsnarasa-e1o.raIrod Saloa,
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-16

iContjnuod on Page SeVen)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-16
Radio Under
Censorship
Censorship Director
Price Acts to Prevent
Spies From Giving In
formation.

Washington. Jan I6.-lAP)-
Regulations to keep enemy spies
from hgoadca~tine military data
to lurkln2 submarines CT secret
stations over |impr0mptu radio
programs were issued TODAY by
the office Of censorship.
Censorship Director Byron
Price called On b~roadcastcr> to
ban certain types of quiz and re
quest programs and conduct
forums and audience interviews
with caution,
The broadcastjnG industry, the o.
nee said, has abandoned the imam
in the street and informal type, IF
quiz
It was asked that no telephone o.
telegraph requests tor musical num-
bers be accepted during the war and
no given requests by played at
the requested t4n,
In addition. radio stations were
told that because they were being
heard abroad by axis intelligence OPP
Continued Oh Page Five
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-18
Coodfe||ows Refute Rumor--
There ARE NEEDY CHILDREN

SIXTEEN MORE DOLLARS
have come in for Goodfellow
dresses, making a total of so
dresses insured-out of the dis
tant goal of 800.
The feeling that there is no
need for Goodfellow work this
year persists. 1t is definitely
wrong, according to Goodfellow
investigation. Many families are
still in need, and the improved
business conditions have not af-
fected their lives. Perhaps the
father is dead, or i'll. Must the
children suffer because their
lack is not recognized?
1t is the privilege of Mount
Clemens residents to help sup
ply happy Christmas for these
needy children. Please make the
effort to spare time and buy a
little dress, up to size Is. We
urge that you select and send
the dresses if possible. If not.
send the money and the Good
fellows will do the shopping. All
contributions may be sent to the
Monitor-Leader office, Cass at
Walnut street.
Hearty thanks 60 to the fol-
lowing persons who sent in con-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-18
Calendar eRGeninq Gyenh

II,
CHILD STUDY GROUP THREE, with guests, at the public
n,rmA Library a at p M,t,,. ,uan. Mort, nro.au.
sponsored by Rebekah Lodge.
ALL-GAMEs PARTY Harrison Township Hail. sponsored
by Loyal Workers Circle of Kings Daughters, at Sis
MIGNoNETTE CLUB of St Louis parish. home
Richard DeKeelaere 1881 Charter road, at 8 p. m.
FIDELIS CIRCLE Zion Evangelical Church, the
of Mrs Howard Harder, Harrison township, at 1880
CITIZENSHIP GLASS; third floor county building. to
GAMES PARTY, C. hall. sponsored by knights of Co.
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS in Veterans hail. at Sis
GROUP TWO Child Study Club dinner meeting at the HON.
ANNUAL FEATHER PARTY St Louis hail. sponsored by
.,,r Veterans n O., Of Foreign Wars at $50 p m
BIN iSs1os the Aehu,. Hos. a. $50
ST LOUIS Four O'clock Club at the home of Mrs Robert
AVE M Rrey1s T SGH1 VAIN walnut street; re-, a,
423s Elizabeth road, after instruction at p
dinner at $50 m; third degree to be conferred upon
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 10
MARGARET BOTTOME CIRCLE of King Daughters at the
home of Mrs. Anthony Ullrich. % Lodewyck avenue.
REBEKAH LODGE, in Barron hall, at p. m; building
committee at 1880 p. m.
MOUNT CLEMENS Extension Group pot-luck luncheon in
Clinton Town hall, at 1890 p m.
LILAC CLUB of ST. Louis parish at the home of Mrs Floyd
Sharkey, Riverside drive, at p.
PUBLIC birthday bunco party, Pyhian hail.
sponsored by Navy Mothers Club; at 8 p M
supper
Church at Waldenburg bazaar opens at p. supper
at p
THREE-ACT PLAY to be presented by ST. Peters Waher
League Of Macomb, in clubrooms on Romeo Plank
road. at 8 D.
DAY OF RECOLLECTION at st. Peters Church. sponsored
by st. Peters meow, beginning at tbs a. m.
PLAYS to be presented in Dopps hall, Waldenburg by I'm
manual Lutheran Walther League, at
WATCHFUt CIRCLE of Kings Daughters at the home of
Mrs William Hollis, I'll North Gratiot avenue, at
1870 p. m.
EVENING BRIDGE CLUB Of Young womens Episcopal
League at the home of Mrs. Theodore Psttibone. Al
q D.. m
RED CROSS sewing for Womens Guild of Zion Evangelical
Church. at the parish house. all day.
FRATERNAL ORDER of Eagles, in Aerie hail. at D.
CHEST CLINIC in Kings Daughters Health Center to $50
p.
VIEW GAMES PARTY in Veterans hall at 8: 80 2. m.
HAND IN HAND CIRCLE of Kings Daughters at the home
of Mrs. William Ullrich l34 Market street, at
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-18
At Great Lakes

~ OIC0t C0NSS
NILES E. GOLHART. 49,
year-old son of Mrs. E. j. Pick
ard, 1870 Voiland street, Mount
Clemens, has reported for train
ing at the u. S. Naval Training
Station in Great Lakes, a navy
release states today.
Memphis Man in Navy
JOHN KLEMANSKI, %, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George KEENAN,
ski, and Henry Kerszkowski, IL,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. l. Kersz-
kowski, of Memphis, are two
new recruits who arrived this
week at the U. S. Naval Training
Station in Great Lakes, H., a
navy release states today.
Home Visiting
LYLE WYLIE WILKINSON,
seaman second class, USN, is
home from the u. S. Naval
Training Station at Great Lakes,
Ill. on a nine-day visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wylie
Wilkinson, 371 North Gratiot
avenue. He has passed his ex-
aminations and will soon be
transferred to an aviation me-
chanics school for a six-months'
course.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-18

A GAY CROWD is awaiting
the annual Kiwanis Ladies
Night and games party tonight
at the Medea Hotel.
Chairman Ralph Clark, Mrs
Clark and their daughter, Mari
lyn, will be on hand sharply at
Z o'clock TO see that everything
is set for the large crowd ex-
pected.
Alice Slocomb and Samuel Y.
Barbakoff. who will present 4
musical program before the
games party. will be guests, with
Mrs. Barbakoff. Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin Hameister. Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Nickel have asked Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherwood Bennett to be
their guests, while Mr.. and Mrs.
Alton Noe are entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. George Hargreaves.
PARTY OF SEVEN
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. r. Mac
Kenzie will be hostess to
group including Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Mcclellan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Lesperance and
Mrs. George Smith, Jr. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Nunneley have ask
ed Mr.. and Mrs Emory T. Nun
neley and Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Miller.
With Mrs. David Rouleau will
be Mrs. Harry Diehl, Mrs. Her
man Miller, Mrs. William Noel
Ter, Mrs. Francis j, Rouleau and
Mrs. Neil E. Reid. while Mrs.
Byron Preussel. whose husband
is hunting. has asked Mrs. Fred
erick Breitmeyer, and Mrs. Har-
old Lindsey. also hunters wild
ows."
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Try
loft are to be hosts to Mrs.
Charles Hummrich, Miss Geor-
gia Carey and Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Schott.
MIR. and Mrs. Harold Green
and Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Green
will attend the festivities to-
gether. as will Mr.. and Mrs.
Malcolm Trabue and MIR. and
Mrs. Kurt Friedeburg.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-18
Promoted
Congratulations

MIR. AND MRS. CLIFFORD
RINGSTADT, 261 South Broad
way, who became parents of a
son this morning in st. Joseph's
hospital.
MIR. AND MRS. HAROLD B.
MENGLE of Market street, who
celebrated their 33rd wedding
anniversary Tuesday. They have
as their guests for a few days
their son-in-law and daughter,
Lieut.. and Mrs. o. G. Price Of
Fort Knox, Ky.
MR.. AND MRS. r. e. HOW
ARD of Highland avenue. whose
saith wedding anniversary is be-
ing observed today
MR.. AND MRS. A. M. MEL
LIER of Groesbeck Highway,
who are celebrating their 26th
wedding anniversary today with
relatives in Detroit.
MR.. AND MRS. HAROLD
CHARBENEAU, 100 South Will
son boulevard, upon their 18th
wedding anniversary today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-18
Capt. and Mrs. Scher Busy
with Many Farewell Events

CAPT. AND MRS. JOSEPH
N. SCHER are in busy whirl
these last two weeks before his
departure for army service.
They were honored last eve
ming at a small dinner party
given by DR.. and Mrs. Milton
Smith, other guests being DR..
and Mrs. Samuel Levine and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Marks.
Mrs. Smith used bronze and
yellow chrysanthemums to dec
crate the table. and the evening
was given over to visiting.
This evening Capt. and Mrs.
Scher have asked DR.. and Mrs.
Levine and Mr. and Mrs. Marks
to attend the Kiwanis dinner
and games party at the Medea,
while Thursday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Marks will be hosts at an
early Thanksgiving Dime r
for IL.
Friday, Capt. Scher and his
children Marilyn and Laurence
will leave for a weekend visit
with relatives in Toronto, Ont.
with more festivities planned
for next week.
Among those who have al
ready honored the popular ply
stefan are Mr.. and Mrs. William
kibble, who were hosts at din
ner Monday evening; DR.. and
Mrs. Levine; Max Elkin, who
entertained 20 friends at the