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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-29
WHY WE ARE RATlOkED

lIiS TNiiSliSSil pCOPlC ZIG "'SS'S
inc in unreoIism today which is going
to add to the unpIeosontness Of to-
morrow. Even otter Pearl torbor, b.
toon, Singapore, Burmo, we insist up
on ponnpering ourselves with the mar
cotc of wshfuI thinking.
Specifically, to take current illus
trotions, there ore the matters Of auto
mobiles and Of sugar.
With all that has been said and
written, the average man still appears
to believe that the tire shortage will
be relieved soon by q huge output Of
synthetic rubber; that there is no need
for severe restriction upon gasoline,
and SO this will be lifted as soon os q
few dunderheods in Washington have
been rebuked scothingIy
The same is true Of sugar. We have
been told, truthfuly, that enoug h sugar
is available to fill our national sweet
tooth to overlooking. There ore stories,
believed if not true, that in Puerto
Rico sugar cane is rotting uncut Ergo,
we are being victmzed by some bu-
reoucrot in the capital.
The Lord knows there ore bureau
crots enough on the Potomac. But that
is another story, which doesn't affect
the bald, unpleasant truth.
Tires, gasoline, sugar ore banned
or rotioned because there is no other
way Of beating Hitler and the Jops. In
all probability they will be banned, or
rotioned until the war is over.
He who plans on any other basis
is blowing soap bubbles Of the fIimsiest
type. He'll be very sod when they
burst.
Everybody realizes that tires are
cut off because we can't get rubber to
make more. AS for synthetics
We're SO short Of steel, already,
that we're struggling to keep orn1o-
ment ond munitions production BOOM
ing. We ore forced to divert some of
that steel to construct plants in which
10 make enough synthetic rubber for
military use.
Is it sensible to suppose that ony
sane government will pull more steel
out OF war production, just SO we can
have tires for pleasure automobiles?
Everybody knows this country has
more petroleum than we can use for
generations to come.
But neither crude nor even qoso-
line helps unless it can be brought to
Dur filling stations. War use and sink
in9s have depleted our tanker fleet.
The railroads ore handling oil the oil
and gasoline they possibly can.
Moreover as q recent Washington
statement sold perfectly: 1T is unbe-
'Ievoble thot sailors be asked to Toxic
the risk Of going down on q burning
ship in order that someone may have
gasoline to go to bridge party or the
boil game"
Everybody knows there is plenty Of
sugar. But where2 In Cuba. In Puerto
Rico. In Hawaii. Are we going to ask
soIlors to risk submarines to bring US
q second spoonful Of sugar for our
coffee? Are we going to let armament
and munitions lie in factories unused,
so the railroads may haul Cuban
sweetenin9 from Florida for our austo-
tory deIioht3
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-29
. FROM
THE MONITOR
FILES Q
so YEARS AGO TODAY

T. Lungerhausen, Cass ave-
nue., is about TO build a front to
his house.
Robert Shook moves his furni-
ture stock into the opera house
building Immediately upon the
latter being put into shape.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-29
BY WILLIAM L. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority

Mrs. Margaret Wagar of At
lanta, Ga, certainly had a re-
markable record at the recent
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-29

SENATE MUFFED IT

congressman like TO make
s pc c h e about somebody
eIse's shortsiehtedness in pre-
pairing for war, criticizing 3D.
ministrotive Officials and 9TH
ers who O couple Of years ego
didn't toke the steps neces-
soV to build up stockpiIes and
LET contracts for munitions and
wor supplies. But one case
which bounces right back on
Coneress-on the Senate, no
Iess-is the matter Of patent
lew revision now being inves-
tIeoted by Senator Bones COM
mittee, where hearings reveal
how war production hos been
hompered by potent pools and
corteIs.
Way beck in September,
1910, Senator Wheeler, as
chairman OF the Senate Com
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-29
NO SCAMPS, PLEASE

We must oVoid "scomPing"
the Maritime Commission S
Admiral Emory S. Land told
the Truman committee inVesti-
eating national defense, and
thereby he brought back into
current use O word that hasn't
been heard much in the war
production effort. it's q good
one to revive. What it means,
Of course, is to perform work
in q hosty or negIectfuI man.
ner. "Oon't be q scamp" has
double meaning during q war.
Admiral L an mentioned
two other indeterminote foe
tors in the war production eff
fort. One is Ioofing and the
other is the slow down. No one
can tell accurately how much
they are affecting war produc-
ton today, but they ore evil
dent. Strikes ore not serious
now. Where the damage comes
is in the period Of agitation
before and the period Of let
down after q strike.
In the SLOW downs, what hop
pens is that someone on on os-
sembIy line starts q Hey!
Where's the fire." or q what
you tryin' to do - kill your
seIf?" movement among the
workers nearest to him. When
t1ot spreads, the damage is
done. Labor leaders and man.
ogement alike ore trying to
figure out woys to combat it.
a good many observers we're
skePticoI when the Army pub
lie relations staff started its
program Of having soldiers
make pep talks 10 worknen in
war production plants during
the noon hour. In q few in
stances lost winter, plant man.
ogers baked at taking the
time out Of the working shift
to assemble big plant forces in
cold yards, merely to have
speeches made OF them. But
the Army now maintains thot
these pep talks do good and
show definite results - that
wherever one Of these talks is
delivered, production curves
shoot right UP.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-29

SIS YEARS AGO TODAY
1887
The Crosse Pointe railway will
eventually come to Mount Glenn
ems.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17

HIS drivers license also Nax sus-
pended Tor % DAYS hy Police Judge
Y A Richmond
The youth vas arrested weanes-
day morning on Pacific ave. near
10th 81 when Alert prowi car 81
fcers spotted MS attempt 10
change his license number from
B-5ll72 10 b-sis72 with the use
Of green chalk.
he vas convicted y reckless
driving On the testimony o. Roe
Leonard. Who lives 81 the home OF
Donald LaPolnt. 1918 50. 18th Il
The latter youth vas Miss Butler >
escort at the time OF her dissp-
pearsnee in Seattle last Friday
night.
Murphy. according 10 testimony
VISA observed watching the La
Point home from his automobile
Tuesday night. he fled when
Leonard came out OF the house TO
inquire what he WAS doing Leon
ard jumped IN his car and gave
chase he testified that Murphy
drove at high rate of speed and
with no regard for srterlsls.
Leonard said ne finally lost track
Of the Murphy car In traffic on
9Th avenue
Mrs. Wayne l4aPosnt. mother OF
Donald. in reporting the chase and
events preceding IL To Detectives
1t. John Paulson Tuesday night.
gave the license number Of the
suspicious car. thus leading To
Murphy's conviction.
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SACRANFNTO-pNf N

SACRAME>To-Pvt. Marx =
1ucieh had the unusual experience
81 quitting a $3.50 per month Job
q be drafted and then ending up
on the same Job at army pay Of
s2l.
Lueich was a civilian clerk for
Major Donald Ewald IN the office
OF the administration inspector and
sdJutant at Mather field here. tie
was married last Nov. Is and went
into the army on Dee. l. After
being transferred TO San Luis
ohispo and then to Texas. Lucich
was sent back 10 Mather field
assigned 10 his former job.
Meantime his wife had secured
civilian Job as secretary 10 MAJOR
Fwald. 80 both Mr.. and Mrs Lu-
eieh are working in the same office
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Americana Produced
Eqqs Con Take II

nEEkEtFs. tai Am~riesH
sTfs shipped 4 England ~ ar
feca. sssad ~ unaer .hrli sha<k
ne ufttlsn Fced MlnlstfY rs
aotlnez tAs University - csuFur.
ais TIT sEks ~ arriving vita
transit iess<s ssefaEsns ne asr<
sAaa soFsnsily eceur " shlpnsns
sithsn The 1 = Tia casualties.
t-ets fron hrssksxs sad spali.se.
sre - mer- sNsn - psT e<at
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Amateur Detective Tries
10 Solve Case of Missing
Girl and Gets in Trouble

In rs desire 70 ~ an amateur
detective and solve N. mysterious
oissppesrsnes q Betty Butler II
-Near~old Stadium student Merle
Murphy. q. q 302s - Cushmaa
ave. overlooked the ability ~ the
real Mccoy.
The oversight cost him SIS and
court costs and 30 DAYS in the city
jail the sentence melted out In
police court Wednesday. following
his conviction q reckless driving
and dsfaeinE his license plates
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
Housewife Invenis
Tin-Savinu Device

RgookII>r. Mass. = Win =
hsirrin and = piees - eeiled paper
Nrs Nsrths resbNfv Keith. q
housewife. has invented = bottle
car which manufacturers estimate
win saw. les eoo. coo pounds q tn
annually.
TIE new cap. which srrsNs .
the glass b means II = threaded
hsirpin OF small iron wire. gives
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
Name Winners in Sperry Contest

.tes Ne Stevens NJ tzasez
Rairh. foz1 -. Mentxowefs. Mr.
Grace (. Flikins sto1 NekinifY
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Mr. A y ecehrsn. ts1l No. A..
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NJ. A KoxsF seei - fsfk ~
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sol. al 81 rAccms.
Mr. EnH q H~tsireEn. NJ |
pox 2s-H. olsIls. Wash wss sl.z
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I.ceai simmer. n TIE recen, pan
eake waffle -four ecnssst conducted
~ ths Srerry f7oar eomrsny sefs
announced to-day - follows
NJ Evelyn Williams. f72s 50
Adams Mr. Jehn noeeerk. i2iI
Ne. oakes. Ms. Engens Fauts.
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the sane sif-tiEht pF0teetian nat
metal ca. provide. according u
sNperlmenterx
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-10
Calendar efCon,ing Gvenh
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 10


REBEKAH DEGREE STAFF, at the home of Miss Mathida
Malast 101 New street at pm.
CIVIC CHORUS REHEARSAL in McHs Community Room
at 1880 pm; followed by board meeting at the home
of Mrs. Vernon Maston at Sefrdge Field
OES PAST NATIONS CLUB. potuck at Masonic Temple
at $50 pm.
at the of Mrs Wesley Kandt 2lo South Gratiot
RED CROSS WORK in Mount Clemens High school sewing
BEGINNERS CLASS in Theosophy Croker boule-
PUBLIC GAMES PARTY, in Barron Hail. sponsored by
ST. LOUIS Nccw st. hall. after the close Of 40
MARGARET BoTTodE CIRCLE. dinner with husbands at
the Kings Daughters Home at p. m.
GRANT PTA, at the school, at 7:45 p. m.
YOUNG wOMENs Episcopal League at Grace parish house.
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER II
SALUTE TO SERVICE musical in Mount Clemens
High school auditorium at SIS p m.
CIRCLE THREE Womens Guild Of Zion Evangelical Church,
at the home Of Mrs. Fred Miller, Hubbard avenue
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY at the Library at p
FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE at the home of Mrs.. Louis Blank
Harper avenue at 1920 p. m.
GIRL SCOUT Troop 49, at the Presbyterian church, at 4S
MISSION SOCIETY Zion Evangelical church. at the
RuMMAGE SALE in Matthews building Broadway, spon-
sored by Samaritan Circle of Kings Daughters.
SHINING STAR CIRCLE Of Kings Daughters At the home
ROSE CLUB Louis parish, the home Of Mrs Joseph
Sawinski, Lanse Grouse road at 1870 p m.
CITIZENSHIP CLASS, third floor county building 70
GAMES PARTY in Kc hall, sponsored by Knights Of CO.
lumbus, st SIS p.
HARRISON CIRCLE, salad supper at Kings Daughters
u s. CITIZENS Service Corps county building, at $50
SILVER CROSS CIRCLE At Kings Daughters Home, at $50
p m.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-10
Shower HOnOrs
Recent Bride

MRS. EDGAR BEYERLEIN,
formerly Kathryn Luchtman,
was honored Sunday at . din
ner and bridal shower at Pete's
Roadside Inn on Masonic boule-
ward. Hostesses were Mrs.
Floyd Havel, Eloise Penzien and
Mrs. Milton Penzien.
Bunco prizes went to Mrs. AL
len Penzien, Arleen Luchtman
and Mrs. Maynard Wick.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-10
Morriis-Poh|y
Dale is Set

MR.. AND MRS. FRANK
MORRIS of New Haven an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Marjorie Rae to Cadet
Clayton Walter Polly, son Of
MIR. and Mrs. George Polly OF
Lenox.
The wedding has ben set for
Dec. 26, in the Presbyterian
church in Mount Clemens. Miss
Morris, a New Haven High
school grauate of 1899, is a SEN
ior at Michigan State Normal
College at Ypsilanti. Cadet
Polly, graduate of Olivet Col
lege, is now stationed at the Uni
versity of Chicago with the u.
S. Army Air Force Technical de-
tachment. He was principal Of
County Line school near Warren
before he entered service.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-10
Bridal Shower
is Farewell Event

MRS. CARL KUECHENMEl-
STER, formerly Lucille Manska.
of Armada, was honored at q
farewell bridal shower by Mrs.
Paul Arego Of 289 North Ora
tiot avenue on Sunday.
Mrs. Kuechenmeist er will
leave Friday for Denver, Colo,
to join her husband, Pvt. Kuech-
enmeister, who is stationed at
Fitzsimmons Hospital.
Twenty guests were present at
the party, at which air-plane
bunco was the game of the after
noon, prizes going to Vera Seltz
of East Detroit, Mrs. Walter
Munich of Detroit, Mrs. Bruce
Kuechenmeister and Mrs. Wal
ter King of Mount Clemens.
Pastel decorations were used
throughout the house.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-10
Headquarters to Open
onWondqX November 30

A DECIDED INCREASE in
Goodfellow dress totals for
needy little girls of Mount Glenn
ems has developed an encourag-
ing sign of approaching holidays.
To the previous total Of $l2
in money. a check for SIS from
Mrs. c. H. r. Mackenzie is add
ed today, m king Sl9 with
which to buy dainty frocks for
underprivileged little girls. And
the total of dresses promised has
risen to ~, and another dress
has actually come in, a gift of
Mrs. Clarence Wondero. It's q
cunning one too, pink and fresh,
and would make any little girl
preen.
Those who have pl e d g d
dresses are the members of the
BIN Senior Sisterhood - "a;
Mrs. Jax Harrison-2; and Mrs.
Thomas Fellows.
Each donation or pledge of q
future donation helps the Good
fellows to make their plans more
economically and efficiently
Mrs. John Gillett. chairman, an
nounced today that Goodfellows
headquarters will open Nov. 80
the location to be named later.
Investigating by members oil
the Metropolitan Auxiliary will
begin on that date, with Mrs. Al.
bert Deng and Mrs. Peter Du-
prey assisting. The wrapping
and sorting of the contents oi
Christmas packages will be done
by the Metropolitan Auxiliary
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-10
Florists
Talk PleQses
Garden Club

ONE of the Garden Clubs fin
est programs of te year was
the talk and demonstration given
at yesterdays meeting by John
Breitmeyer, local florist, at the
home of Mrs. Clayton Stubs.
More than so members watch
ed with interest while Mr.. Brett
meyer fashioned a number Of
delightful arrangements of flow
ers-formal, informal, novelty,
seasonal and holiday CENTER
pieces and bouquets. Countless
helpful hints in how to achieve
varied effects made his talk es-
pecially interesting.
Mr.. Breitmeyer combined pink
carnations, small white chry-
santhemums, large orchid chry-
santhemums and magenta snap
dragons in a silver container,
to make an artistic arrangement
which later conferred the tea
table at which Mrs. Arthur DON
aldson and Mrs. Perry Irish pre-
sided. Using the same color
combination, he added fam
shaped buffet arrangement.
During his talk, Mr.. Brett
meyer stressed that persons
sending flowers to the hospital
should send them already ar
ranged in containers, since nurs-
es are too rushed to fix them.
During the brief business
meeting, Mrs. George w. John.
president, appointed Mrs. Chas.
E. Doll, Mrs. Macy Watkins and
Mrs. Francis G.. Ullrich as the
nominating committee.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-10

MIR. AND MRS. CARL b.
BRANDENBURG of Kendrick
avenue, who are quietly observ-
ing their 21st wedding anniver-
sary today.
FRANK KISH of B a lar d
road. upon his birthday anniver-
sary today.
MIR. AND MRS GEORGE
ROCKENSUESS upon their saith
w d ding anniversary today.
They make their home with
their daughter and husband, MIR.
and Mrs. Clifford Lamphier,
South Gratiot road.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-10
Recent Bride Feted
at Shower

MRS. LEONARD SALGAT, a
recent bride, was honored at a
dinner and miscellaneous show
er Saturday evening given by
Mariann Schlief at her home on
Gass road.
Airplane bunco prizes went to
Marjorie Gass, Norma Schwes-
Ter, Marie Tebo, Mrs. Ford Shin
gleton and Mrs. John Grader.
Mrs. Salgat is making her home
for the duration with the BRIDE
groom's aunt, Mrs. Marie Tebo.
81 Lafayette street.
FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE will
meet Wednesday, instead Of
Thursday, at the home Of Mrs.
Louis Blank, Harper avenue, at
1920 o'clock.
UNITED WORKERS CIRCLE
will meet at the Kings Daugh-
ters' Home on Thursday for a
noon potluck luncheon, with
Mrs. G. D. Woolard as hostess.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-10
Engaged

SHIRLEY JOY MERCER,
whose engagement to Jack
Mack, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Mack of LAP Grand avenue,
is announced today by her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. v. L. Mercer
of 2l3 South Gratiot avenue.
Both are graduates of Mount
Clemens High school, and Mr..
Mack has been employed at the
Detroit Edison company for two
years, until his recent enlist
ment in the u. S. Marine Corps.
No wedding date has been set,
since he will report Nov. Is for
active duty.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-10
Day-MiUer
Wedding Held

ANNOUNCEMENT is made
today of the wedding of Stanley
Miller, son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Miller, and Carrie
Day, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Day of Algonac.
The wedding was held at $50
o'clock Sunday afternoon at the
Third street home of the BRIDE
eroom's brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Mil
Ter, who were their only attend
ants. Justice Frank Jeanette
performed the ceremony.
The bride wore a chocolate
brown ensemble with touches Of
green, and a corsage of garden
las. while Mrs. Miller wore for
est green and a corsage of POM
pons in Fall shades.
A wedding dinner was held in
Detroit, and Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
are making their home at 16
Third street. Mr.. Miller Is pro-
prietor of Miller's Cafe, and
Mrs. Miller has made her home
here intermittently for several
years.
UNITED STATES Citizens
Service Corps will meet We'd
nesday morning at $50 o'clock
instead of 10 o'clock, the usual
time, it is announced today by
Lawrence Blades. The meeting
will take place in the county
building.
THE HARRISON TOWNSHIP
CAMP FIRE GIRLS met yester-
day afternoon in Harrison town.
ship hall. Catherine Stearns,
leader, talked to the group on
what they might do to help the
war effort and on the more usu-
al activities of the group. There
were 10 present.
LOYAL WORKERS CIRCLE
of Kings Daughters will meet
with Mrs. Beatrice Frank, Maple
street, Thursday afternoon, at 2
o'clock, to complete plans for
the games party the circle will
sponsor Nov. 10. All members
are urged to be present.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-10
Constance WiZZidmsons
Wedding Plans Revealed

REV. AND MRS. WALTER B.
WILLIAMSON of River Rouge
announce the engagement and
approaching marriage Of their
daughter Constance Ellen to Ly-
man Newlin, son of Mrs. Lyman
Newlin of Fontanet, Ind. and the
late DR.. NeWlin. :.
Miss Williamson has been d
first grade teacher at Grant
school in Mount Clemens for the
past four years, and will COM
plete the year here.
The bride-elect's father, min
lister of st. Hilda's Episcopal
church of River Rouge, will per-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-10
Musical Quiz.
is Enjoyed

A LITTLE NONSENSE now
and then Is relished By usnojo-
ians as well a. the best o. upon.
it was illustrated last evening q
the meeting Of the Monday NtlD*
ical which was held 1t the hognp
of Mrs. David S. Childs.
Viola Ribe and Glare Gust13-
son conducted . musical quiz
which caused much merrimenE
The club decided to hold only
one meeting month, "a H.
second Monday for. the roge ~
the year on account At W1f ~
ivities Of the group. Three nDesg
members were welcomed, 1k8,
Mabel J. Cassell, Mrx SaulG
Y. Barbakoff and Mrs. Heaoa
Davis. the latter Of Sshfio
Homes. ss
MRS. ]. C. RYAN of Co.,
aut, o.. was the weekend png
of her sister. Mrs. Chax3e
Wilkerson, Fourth sfree1 4
and Mrs. John Sherbeck OK U
City were also visitofn a I&
Wilkerson. and also q IL M
beck home here. IA
MRS. PAUL sCHoElg s e.
Clair avenue hAs retaazn1 D
. months visit with har -
daushter-in-law. NJ. M
Oscar Schoen. at Nount q
ant. 4; z.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-10
Wedding Held
at Naval Base
NEWS ARRIVES TO-DAY of

NEWS ARRIVES TO-DAY of
the wedding in Norfolk, Va, of
Dorothy Marie McCabe, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William T.
McCabe of Newport, N. c., to
Cyril Anthony Dubay, S. c. Sec
ond class, USN, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence J. Dubay of 1913
Rathbone street, Mount Glenn
ems.
The ceremony took place at
the naval air base at Norfolk
on Nov. 4. Other details are
not Immediately available.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-10

form the ceremony at home on
Nov. 26, Thanksgiving Day, in
the presence of the families and
a few close friends.
Miss Williamson came here
from Michigan State Teachers
College where she won her de-
gree in 1899. Her fiance has been
athletic coach at Fontanet High
school for the past two years.
an d is graduate of Indiana
State Teachers College at Terre
Haute.
GRANT Parent Teacher As
ISOLATION will meet tonight at
7:45 o'clock at the school. Miss
Winifred Everill will be speak
er, Mrs. Ruth Smythe's pupils
will give a play, and the mothers
of Miss Mary Jane Williams
pupils will serve refreshments.
New officers will preside for the
first time.
MR.. AND MRS. LEWIS BURT
spent the weekend with their
daughter, Laura, a sophomore at
Albion college.
JEAN MORAN of 1854 Hill
crest is convalescing in St. Jo-
seph's hospital after recent ap-
pendectomy.
DIR. HARRY G.. BERRY, who
has been confined at Harper
Hospital, Detroit, for several
weeks, undergoing two serious
operations, is expected to return
to his Cass avenue home today.
GROUP THREE, Women's So
ciety of Christian Service of the
Methodist Church will meet on
Thursday at 2:30 o'clock with
Mrs. Frank st. Aubin. A. Grand
avenue.