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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-04-01
Vent Set for April Is
Il Methodist Church

Maekelberghe, who makes
his home ut 90 Market street, In
Mount Clemens is widely recog-
nized as an artist. Born In o.
tend, Belgium, in 1909, he re-
ceived his early musical training
under the composer Alphonse
Verschelde, who was choirmas-
ter at st. Anthony's church In
that city. At the tender age Of
IS, he became Verschelde's as
sistant, and carried on studies at
the College Of Notre Dame in
Ostend and the Academy OF Mu-
sic at the same time.
Later he was admitted to the
Royal Conservatory Of Client,
and at Is became orsanist at st.
Dominic's Church, Ostend. He
remained there until his military
service.
In 1880 Maekelberghs came to
America on . concert tour as &C.
companist to Leo de Geeter. and
appeared in several cities, In
GLIDING Chicago, Detroit and
New York. He returned to Amer
lea in 1892 and became organist
and choirmaster Of st. Peters
Church, Mount Clemens, remain
ing until July, 1884.
He was presented before the
American Guild Of Organists In
q recital at Christ Church, Gran
brook in June. 1884, and became
a fellow in that organization In
November, 1941.
He has composed vera
pieces for organ, piano and or
ehestra. His "Trypitch" for or
gan was first performed in De-
troit last Fall. He has been asso-
ciated with WWJ radio station
In Detroit since 1897, has ap-
peared In concerts In many large
cities of the United States, and
conducts q weekly music review
column in q Detroit Newspaper.
Mrs. G. H. r. Mackenzie Is in
charge Of arrangements for the
concert on April II, and tickets
may be obtained from Monday
Musical members or at the door.
LIEUT.. COL. AND MRS. AL
LEN REED and daughter Janet
Allyn Of New York arrived yes.
terday. Col. Reed has returned
to his army duties, and Mrs.
Reed and daughter will remain
for 10 days as guests OF Mrs,
Reeds parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Howard v. Groesbeck.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-04-01
Girl Scout News

TROOP FIVE'S new patrol
leaders are Jerine Cady, Bar
bara Miller, June Hohf,. elected
Monday at the meeting. New
scribe, Louise Jerks, also was
chosen.
We started First Aid with
Mrs. Elmer Mamrow as instruc-
tor. We had artificial respira-
ton. On Tuesday Louise Yerks,
Jerine Cady, Joyce Jensen, Lor-
raine Bliss, June Hohf and
Gunhilde Isenberg went to Will
son school to teach q singing
game.
Louise Yerks, Scribe
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-04-01
Coming Events
WEDNESDAY, APRIL I


CIRCLE Womens Guild of Zion Evangelical Church. meet
ing Immediately after monthly guild meeting in parish
CHILD STUDY GROUP g. at the home of Mrs Howard Groes-
HERMAN XIX PTA, at the school, Wolf road and
Harper, at pm.
woA1ENS RELIEF CORPS, at Veterans hail. at 2so pm.
NEWTON IRWIN PTA, at the school, at pm.
HARRISON CIRCLE Of Kings Daughters at the Kings
Daughters Home at pm
RED CROSS Staff Assistance Corps Fifth floor county build
c1r1zENsHIP CLASS, third floor. county building to
c1r1zENsHIp CLASS in Mount Clemens High school, Room
THURSDAY, APRM1
TRINITY LUTHERAN Ladies Aid in the school, at pm
REBEKAH LODGE In Barron hail. at pm
WATCHFUL CIRCLE of Kings Daughters, at the home OF
Mrs Edward A. Heine 126 Market street, at 1870 pm.
BLUEBEL CLUB of ST. Louis parish at the home Of Kath
crime Osterman at pm.
FREE CHRISTIAN Science lecture in Mount Clemens High
School auditorium at pm
DISCUSSION CLUB of Young Womens Episcopal League at
the home of Mrs. Daniel Buckley, 100 South Walnut
street, at pm.
DEFENSE CLUB home Of Mrs Carol Lamont Conser
Bay Drive at 1880 pm.
RED CROSS Home Nursing Class In ST. Josephs Hospital
rRATERNAL ORDER Of Eagles, in Aere hall, at 8 pm
CITIZENSHIP CLASS at Woodrow Wilson school, to pm.
CHEST CLINIC in Kings Daughters Health Center, to
ST. PETERS Altar Society and Meow prayers church,
AMERICAN LEGION Auxiliary at Of Mrs H. z.
Moore, 1872 Washington, at pm.
ZION EVANGELICAL Brotherhood. In the church parlors
EXTENSION GROUP q at the home Of Mrs Carl Brandon
burg. ss Kendrick avenue at e:l5 pm
FRIDAY, APRIL
O. O. r. In Barron Hail. at 8 pm.
OES CHAPTER 247, potluck In Masonic hall, at 6a5 pm
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-04-01
sodaIity Plans
Easter Dance

YOUNG LADIES Sodality of
st. Louis parish will sponsor a
dance on Tuesday, April 2 at 8
o'clock in st. Louis hall.
The committee of a rr g e.
ments includes Betty ElsO, Mary
Sharkey, Mary Ann Barry and
Jacqueline Brinker, assisted by
Mrs. Arlo Higgs.
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Baptist Society to Hold
Sixth Annual Luncheon
,n: and Mrs. Lennie FOX, pray

man; and Mrs. Lennie Fox. pray
er band leader.
The committee members who
are working to make this ye. RS
luncheon % successful a. those
in the past are Mrs. Arthur MIL
Ter, and Mrs. HAROLD Hayward,
Mrs. Verona Schonschack, Mrs.
Edwin jain and Mrs. George
Simms, dinner; Mrs. Starner,
Mrs. Suttle and Mrs. Stagner,
decorating: and Mrs. Shook, pro-
gram.
MICHAEL JUNKE, son OF
Rev. and Mrs. Wilfrei Junke,
Is celebrating his first birthday
anniversary today. A family
dinner will mark the occasion.
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Easter Monday
USO Dance Set

PLANS for an Easter Mon
day dance at the USO Club on
Broadway are announced today
by Willard O'Keefe, director.
The dance will be sponsored
by Selfridge Field as a part of
the Army Day program Monday.
and will be chaperoned by Of
hcers and their wives.
Selfridge orchestra will play
for dancing from 8 to IL o'clock
Sponsored hostesses, all Mount
Clemens girls, will be present.
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~ yAl18 ARE GOING FOH-
y7lD for the organ concert to
o lrooented here by August
yronf n1borghe, noted organist.
oy(heg, composer and lecturer.
- Monday Musical will spon-
- ~ event on April Is.
4ho concert will be open to
~ p6blic ct . nominal fee, and
asayss0rvice man In uniform will
- admitted free. II will take
pa0co,in the Methodist church.
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Party Opens
Sorority Rushing

THE RUSHING SEASON of
Gamma Rho Chapter Of Beta
Sigma Phi, business girls sor-'
ority, opened last evening at q
children's party held at the home
Of Mrs. Norman LaCroix on I'm
ion Lake road.
Prospective members or rush.
ees, as well as regular members
were dressed in children's
clothes, table decorations for the
party were carried out in juven-
lie style, and children's games
were played, prizes going to
Wilma Shoemaker, Molly Rich,
Margaret Briskey, Johanna
Braun, and Shirley Tucker.
Rushees had to sit on the floor
around the table where men,
bers were placed. Pink crepe
paper steamers with favors fas-
tened to their ends, extended
from the centerpiece to each
person present.
A model meeting on Tuesday,
April z, will show rushees how a
regular meeting is conducted.
MARGERY MORGAN, daugh-
ter of Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Will
liam Morgan, is observing her
ninth birthday anniversary to-
day,
MIR. AND MRS. ROBERT
GRAHAM of 124 Church
street, are leaving April 3 for a
months 'yacation in the south
western states
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-04-01

Prayers

ST. PETERS Altar Society
and National Council Of Cath
Ollie Women will meet for ador.
alton prayers on Holy Thursday
at the Church between 2 and 8
o'clock.
MRS. JAMES ERSKINE won
the duplicate bridge tourna-
ment held last evening at her
home.
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ENGAGEMENTS are Announced

TWO GIRLS whose ENGAGEMENTS have recently been an
Faulmann daughter of Mr. and Mrs Edward Faulmann
betrohed to Edward Guowsk son OF Mr. and
Mrs A. G. Guows road Miss Lannoo Is the daugh-
Henry Lannoo her fance Rudolph
son Matthew Makuska Of Scott boulevard Miss
Mount Clemens High school, her fance ST.
Marys Neither couple has set a wedding date.
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Party Cancelled

THE GAMES PARTY sched-
uled for Thursday evening und-
er the auspices of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars has been can
celled because of Holy Week, 1t
is announced today. Weekly
games parties on Monday and
Thursday will resume next
week, in Veterans hall at 8
o'clock.
AMERICAN LEGION AUXIL-
larry will meet Thursday at 8
o'clock with Mrs. H. e. Moore,
1872 Washington avenue.
THE NEWLY ORGANIZED
Gink Club will hold its first
regular meeting at the home of
Mary Cotterman, "a Moross
avenue, Thursday, April 2, at
1880 o'clock.
MIR. AND MRS. ALBERT D.
SCHOTT are looking forward to
the arrival Thursday of their
daughter and her family, Mr.. and
Mrs. James G. Law and daugh-
tiers, Luanne- and Fern Barbara
of Bloomsbury, Pa.
T. M. WISE of 225 North
Gratiot avenue, has returned
from Fort Lauderdale, where he
spent the winter.
Tin Utensils
TIN CAKES or pie dishes CT
baking pans should always be
thoroughly dried afte. washing
to prevent rust. Ordinary wash
ing with sap and water Is usu-
ally enough to keep them in
good condition. If food becomes
burned on the pan, use a very
fine securing abrasive.
WITH SUIT season close at
hand, special suit slips are in
order. A Fifth A venus shop
shows a new model-of rayon
jersey-black, sleekly designed
skirt, white smooth, midriff and
lace trimmed top. Beautifully
washable and not expensive.
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Board Meeting

BOARD OF TRUSTEES of
the Kings Daughters Home will
meet Monday at 2:30 o'clock at
the Home.
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Mra Hayrnassa Reeves has ar
rived from Montgomery. Ala. for
q visit with MIR Reeves a has
apartment n the residence Of
Mrs. P. n. Davis Mt Reeves Is
with the ingalls, Shipbuildina
Corporation IN Paseagosla.
lrs v. C. Vail has returned
home after a two weeks absence
while visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs D0xier II Bcssomer.
Ala. her former home.
Miss Ann Warden. daughter oi
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Franklin
Warden, has returned home after
an extended stay IN Nashville.
Tenn
Mrs George Blair and dauKh-
ter. Nancy. who returned. duly
"a. from visits in New Jersey and
New York. found Il hard 10 &C.
custom themselves n the New
York tity dimsoutz Mrs. Blair
said that IN the blarkneus and
Jam OF human beings coming
from = picture E1ow the afEnua.
pheTe seemed very murh warmeg
than il would be with the lights
on in full force 0ther thmn Ems
Mrs Blair reports that things are
going on -as usual IN kew York
Mrs Claude Bosafge and the
wee son that was born 70 her
ana Mr. BosarKe July 81. 81
$50 A n. have been moved 70
their horne On PoIk street where
they are doing nicely
Norman Bosaree Is weli on the
road 70 recovery from 3 recent
tonsileetomy thai he underwent
recently At Mobile
Friends Of n ] Murray viii
be happy TO learn that ne and
his family have arrived from
SprlnghllI. La. 20 tnke up resi-.
dence here. Mr. Murray il =
former pAscaaouIan A present
they ere with MF. Mufrsy's psr.
euts. Mr and Mrs Z ! Murray,
g.. On Coiumbaz Drive
Joyce Bengester hes returned
home after = visit Of fuo weeks
IN Mobile where she vas the
guest of her grandmother. Mrs
NJ. 7 Mclaughlin.
Mr ard Mrs Morris Taylof u
Ocean Springs are spending sew
erHl weeks with Mr. and Mnx. Al.
Ton Mansfield ~ 81 s Psses-
eouza street
Mss Elizsknsth Bishop has re-
turned hone from ; week end
Wait % fraends II tha Mississippi
Southern College - Hatsleshurg
Mrs. James Stewart Il TIE I'm.
Offre staff spent the
week end visiting her husband.
who : working - ; shipgard ~
Mobile
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MOSS POINT -.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

a
Mr.. ard Mrs. William Love
and daughter. Martha Jean. re
turned to their home in Mnblla.
Saturday. after . visit in the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs, J. D Lowe.
Ruth James left Monday for
her home in Gulfport after . few
days visit TO Joyce Nelson
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd McCrav Of
Mobile spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs H. A Fails.
Mrs J P. Buzard. Mrs. Spen
Ger Beebe and Mrs T Q Mabry
were visitors 10 Mobile, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. { Avent recent
~ moved into the George Hill
home on Magnolia street. from
Pssesgoala.
Mr. and Mrs william Dillard
Of Birmingham. Ala. were guests
last week Of Mr.. and Mrs ]. T,
Renfro.
Mr.. and Mrs Gene Garfield are
receiving CONGRATULATIONS ~ the
arrival Of = little daughter at
their home on Monday. August ..
Miss DuverRne Watts. who has
been enjoying a visit here 20 Mr..
and Mrs 2 @ Spann. St.. left
Friday tn return 20 her home In
Little Rock. Ark.
Miss Rose PaschaII returned
last week TO her home in Besse
mer. Ala. after q visit here 20
her brother in law ard sistef, Mr.
and Mrs r. " Shields
Mrs. G. W. Bowen returned
Monday from Healing Springs,
Ala. where she was spending q
vacation.
Mrs. r. e Cowan Of Nashville
Tenn, who Is spending several
DAYS with relatives in Pateagou
IA. enjossa the week cad = The
home q Mr.. md Mrs 9 A.
Graham
Mr. and Mrs. J n Rivers and
o and Miss Elizabeth Williams
spent the week end IN Ees Or
leans.
Mr.. au3 Hrs S peserzeli and
son. Mark. enjoyed the week end
in Biloxi.
Miss Doris Dudley Of Haitles
burg. Miss. is spending her -
cation With her mothef. Mrk
George Dadfley. and sther Fela
uves.
Mrs. George Hill and dasghter,
Bsrbarn. EFT Monday foF PaaaIna
CITY. Pa to Join Mr. HI and
make Their futuFe hgne
Mrs 6 c. Strong q Mobaie
spent ) few days this week with
her parents. Mr ard MTA HenFy
Coulsua. and aTtended he fun
eral q Ter krandmaEhsf. Mrs
Kaa passo. Tuesday,
Mr.. aaa m C. = Stewart q
Mobile were guests SUNDAY n ne
home q ~ and Mrs. gohn Cir
kot and other relatives
Mr.. Jsan Parks a. Mobile spent
the wesk end here viii = ~.
Parka
Mr. Alien jones ~ Taeeday
Tor : v5zss allh Mr. and Hrs L.
roy jones n Detroit Nea
The wPA library. located n the
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Nos Poznf and vicinity wishing
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this city
Mnn Mary Earle Wtnrp has r.
turned 10 HatsiesbugE after =
visit il this home # ber brother
homer Suddlsh
Frlends N Mr. and Mfa H0mef
sudaish and their family are re
GREETING their departure hannas
f0a : painf IN West VirNinlm. q
whieh Mr.. suddilil hay hefu
2ranafagred b. the construction
company with which he = cen
necsnd.
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ham has returned home nft
snendinR a igcek ~ vAeation nllh
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spent sunday IN New oriessa
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and twin boys. Nolan and ku
man. and Annie Frsnces Jenaa 4
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Mf and Mrs Jack Walker
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Bohbie and Barbara, ~ San
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Kate Ladnlef ard family 81 Ah
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Mrs " G. Vail has returned
home after a two weeks absence
while visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mfs Dexter IN Bcescsner.
Ala. her former home.
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Miss Janice Genssie returned
Sunday from Mobile where khs
has hesn knending : nsevks vnrA'
ter with her sister, Mrs. VI q
krphS
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Miss Ann Warden. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Franklin
Warden. has returned home after
an extended stay IN Nashville.
Tenn
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greatly missed = pzses-
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Mrs favnsssld Reeves has ar
rived from Montgomery. Ala. for
visit with Mr.. Reeves a has
apartment n TIE residence Of
Mrs. 7. n. Davis Mr.. Reeves Is
with the ingalls, Shipbuildina
Corporation IN paseasoala
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AmonE the resafHz1 vzeatlon-
is ere Mu Pete Izne and Ms
Heoau4 AeLetA uha zenamnaa
- Tracy Warka Z Tamna. Ta.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07

A erralp 81 members ~ thF
Girls Auxiliarg q ife Frst PAP
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others ffusn Moss Point snd nnnr
~ eaAxtal cities Monday. il =
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g 4 camp which i heinE held
shss YeAf ~ sbe Msmltelpps su1ih
efn College nj HatiiesbatR 1nF
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
WINS ADVANCEMENT

Arthur p. Kennedy, 1892 Hull
avenue. now is rated an aviation
ordnance man first class in the
navy, having been advanced re-
Gently at the Great Lakes station.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24

Among the entertainers on the
Cheers From the Camps" broad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24

Richard ]. Popp. 1927 Milton ave-
nue., first class hospital apprentice,
and Edward J. Connolly, 1886
Eaton street, Dearborn, third class
steamfitter.
Made second lieutenants in the
army air forces after completion
Of their training work at the
Miami Beach Field are seven De-
troiters, as follows: Sgt. Lehan b
Paulin, 2047 Glendale avenue; Sgt
John w. Horky, 1902 Lauder ave-
nue.; Corp. Alfred NJ. Robinson Jr.,
1854 Cadillac avenue; Corp. Leon
ard z. Westacott, 6139 Avery ave.
nue.; Corp. William Z. Greer, 1913
West Euclid avenue; Pfc. Nathan
Garvin. 1922 Tuxedo avenue. and
Pvt. Fred l.. Fenton, 2432 Boston
boulevard.
Four Detroiters connected with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24

the station hospital, 160Sth c. A.
s. L., at Camp Grant, H., just
have been given promotions: Pfc.
Max M. Klein. 3710 Humphrey
avenue. and Pvt. Charles Talbert,
3745 Calvert avenue, TO be SER
geants: Pfc. William K. SZyszkow-
ski. 1850 Otis street, TO a sergeant
technician, and Pvt. Leo l.. Furca,
4651 Plumer street, TO first class
private.
Pfc. Melvin Greski. 6379 Farr
avenue, a specialist third class, has
been advanced TO be a fourth
grade technician (sergeanD al
Fort Sill. Okla.
Tech. Edward r. Bessette. 1852
Sheridan avenue. has received a
boost to be q sergeant, according
to announcement from Camp
Polk, La.
Privates Frank Moran and
Frank Kucab have been assigned
for training at Camp Polk,
Louisiana.