The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-22

Mrs. II. +. Moore of United
Workers will serve again as re-
cording an corresponding sec
retarieS, respectively.
New executive board members,
appointed by Mrs. FATHER, are
Mrs. Russell Glasgow of Silver
Lining, Mrs. Charles Bradbury
of Isabella LAWS, and Mrs. Will
liam Neville, Whatsoever.
Mrs. Perry II. Irish received
a citation for so years Of service
in the order. Mrs. Anon Clark,
s.ate president, presented her
with a badge of the order on a
chain, a gift from the interna-
tional order.
Two new members joined cir
cles in admission services con-
Quoted by Mrs. Clark. They are
Mrs. Joseph ST Pierre, who join
ed Samaritan Circle, and Mrs.
Florence France, who became a
member of Harrison Circle.
A truly inspiring memorial
service was conducted by What
soever Circle, with Mrs. Don
Williams and Mrs. Wayne Adair
in charge. Members who have
passed away during the past
year were honored. They are
Mrs. Howard Speer of Faith,
Hope and Charity; Mrs. Emma
Wilkinson of Loyal Workers;
Mrs. Irene Grandy and Miss Lii
liam Broome Of In His Name;
Mrs. Frances Moore of Silver
Cross; Mrs. Mary Pinge of
Watchful; and Mrs. Paul j. Ull-
rich Of Whatsoever.
AT the close of this service,
Loyal Workers Circle present
ed Bible for the Kings Daugh-
terS Home, in memory of the
latc Mrs. Wilkinson. MRS. Wool
sttf received the Bible for the
Home.
CLINIC REPORTS
A splendid report was read by
Mrs. Fattler on the work the
tuberculosis clinic has accom-
plished during the past year. A
~ tTlE,c 10 tia}v><.snes "fraSe Ivlss
tied the clinic, 27l of them new.
Two hundred twenty tu-
DerCulin tests have been given;
263 X-rays; 33l pneumo-thorax
treatments. Attendants have
given out 367 jars of cod-liver
oil and lac bottles of cough med
icine, free to those who cannot
pay.
The baby clinic report of Mrs.
Clarence Wilson revealed that
l67 babies have been visitors at
the baby clinic, 40 of them new
patients.
Stimulating talks were given
by DR.. A. M. Crawford on the
tuberculosis clinic, by Miss GWy-
nett Jones, field representative
for the Michigan tuberculosis
clinic, and by Mrs. Clark. Other
hOnored guests at the event were
Mrs. A. j. Conover, state first
vice-president; and Mrs. John
Packard state hospital chairman.
Places were laid for l41 per
sons at the luncheon, which was
served by the Mission Society of
Zion church. Large bouquets of
mixed spring flowers decorated
the head table at which the Of
ficers and guests were seated.
The Rev. Harold Hayward
conducted devotions which open
ed the convention at 10 o'clock,
Mrs. George Simms those which
opened the afternoon session.
Entertainment during the
morning session included solo
Cradles" by Mary Jane Ash
man, accompanied by Marion
Capron. Her encore was "A
Brown Bird Singing"
Opening the afternoon session
was a group Of lovely piano and
organ numbers presented by
Mrs. Charles r. Ullrich and Mrs
Walter Tiffin. Charles Bernard
McGhee's A Cappella Choir OF
the Mount Clemens High school
presented a group of numbers in
the afternoon, including Hail
O Star of Wonder" I'm the
Night Christ Came Walking,
Dark Water, Send Forth Thy
Spirit" and closing with choral
benediction. Their propran was