The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-04
Armada


Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Harris
and son of Detroit were Decor
alton Day and weekend guests Of
relatives, here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Bachelor OF
CarSonville, Mr.. and and Mrs.
James Greene and sons of Port
Huron and Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
LOOMS and Mrs. Addie Lewis
spent the weekend at the LOOMS
cottage near Lexington.
Mrs. James Johnson and Mrs.
Albert Ullrich will entertain at
a shower, honoring Mrs. Martin
Hansman at the home of Mrs.
UllriCh, Wednesday evening,
June 3.
Misses Anne and Katherine
Macaulay and Mrs. w. j. Togo
of Detroit spent the weekend at
the Macaulay home on Spencer
Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Sutherland
and daughter, Miss Beatrice have
moved from the Jesse Sim
mons farm near High Banks to
the Robert Pettibone residence
on First street in Armada, which
they recently purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. K. Mills of
Royal Oak visited their daugh-
ter and her husband and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank True over
the weekend. Sunday evening
lunch guests were Mrs. True's
sister and her husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Neil RoSso of Rochester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ellis of
Detroit V 81 t c d relatives here
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Mary Kloeffler has re-
turned to her home after spend
ing several weeks with relatives
in Manhattan, Kansas.
Mrs. Addie Lewis received
letter Monday from her grand
son Sgt. Roger Fetting that he
has transferred from New Or
leans, Louisiana to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Hoover
and family of Crosse Pointe
Woods were over. Decoration
guests of relatives, here.
DR.. p. L. Vernon of Lewiston.
Maine, father of Rev. T. S. Ver-
non, pastor of the local Con-
gregational Church rendered the
sermon in the church, Sunday
morning. A large crowd attend
ed the Baccalaureate services in
the church, Sunday evening.
Rev. John Adams spoke to the
graduates.
The senior class officers are,
President, Robert Wilder, Vice.
president, June Bercein; Secre-
tary, Mary Ellen Evans and
Treasurer, Florence Mills, Class
Advisor Felix Sundquist. The
other graduates that will receive
diplomas on Thursday evening
of this week are: William Holl-
veg, Harry Stick, Norma Aus
tin, Mary True, Ruth Manska,
Alex Bota, r a n d 4 Smith,
Maude Knack, George Fox, Ro-
bert Hollis, Hazel King, Bar
bara Chamberlain, Helen Stein
err, Jean Ellis, Jane Schnurstein,
Edna Gruenwald, Wilma En-
right, Lois Torrey, Warren Mos
her, Roy Jacobs, Keith Wilson,
Harold White, Russell Heidi and
George Fox.
Class Day exercises were held
in the high school auditorium,
Tuesday evening, June 2. The
title, How green was / then"
or How old is my sister" or
You Can't Take it With You!"
The cast is as follows: Warden
Hutchins, William Hol lweg;
Jailer Lundquist, Robert Wilder
Lawyer j. p. Porterhouse Aar-
onson, Harry Stick; Witnesses,
PriSonerS-the senior class.
Them class motto-"We CAM"
Glass colors, Red and White,
Glass flowers, Red and White
roses.
The class and their advisor
returned from their three day
trip to Mackinaw Island, Sunday
afternoon.
Commencement exercises will
be held in the high school audi
forum, Thursday evening. June
4, at which time the 81 seniors
will receive their diplomas. DR..
John Lee will speak on "Chal-
lenge TO Graduates of 1912"
DR.. p. l.. Vernon, ID. OF
Lewiston, Maine spent the week
end with his son and wife, Rev.