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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-05
Couple is Married
in New Baltimore

THE WEDDING of Kathleen
Rivard, daughter of Mrs. Au-
brey Rivard of New Baltimore,
and Harry Mamps of Mount
Clemens on Wednesday, June 3,
at the home Of Rev. Leo P. Gaff-
ney of New Baltimore. =
The bride wore a powder blue
dress with beige accessories,
a" / COrsage of tearoses and
carnations. Rita Burkhardt, her
only attendant, wore pink with
beige accessories. and pink car
nations. David Van ITEM was
best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mamps are
making their home in New Bal
timore.
MRS. LOUIS BEAUFAIT en-
tertaincd the st. Louis Holly
hook Club yesterday with a
number of guests, including
Mrs. Walter Tesner, Mrs. Stan
ley Tesner, Mrs. Louis Forton,
Mrs. Daniel Pelticr and Miss
Eleanor Kierblewski. Mrs. Hen
ry LaCroiX won house prize.
Mrs. George Beaufait will be
hostess on Wednesday, June 10
at pot-luck luncheon at 100
o'clock at her home on the North
River road
MRS. STEPHEN SCHWENK
entertained members of the st.
Louis Rose Club, with Mrs. Rob-
ert Smith as a guest yesterday.
Card prizes were won by Miss
Irene Forgue, Mrs Joseph Bair,
Mrs. Louis Yochum and Mrs.
Leo Flood.
MRS. EMORY T. NUNNELEY
entertained members Of her
bridge club at luncheon today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-05

Banned

LOCAL USO DIRECTORS
have just been informed by Brig.
General F. II. Osborn, Chief of
Special Services, War Depart
ment, Washington, d C, that
the USO National Photography
Contest must be terminated. He
states in his letter:
1T is considered that permit
ting it to continue would con-
travene the present policy of
safeguarding, by every means
possible information VII i c h
might prove helpful to our en-
envy"
The USO National Program
Committee regrets that this &C
ton is necessary but recognizes
the importance of full cooper
alton with the War Department.
Directors are therefore advised:
1. To discontinue the contest
in their club.
2. To destroy posters, rules
and any other publicity material
for the contest which they may
have distributed.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-05

TODAY is THE DAY for the
dancing pupils of Eugenia Step
kowska, for the seventh annual
recital takes place tonight at
7:45 o'clock in Mount Clemens
High school auditorium. The
public is cordially invited. There
is no charge for admission.
Dress rehearsal last night left
the young dancers flushed with
anticipation, not only for their
own performance, at also for
the appearance of their teacher,
who will present a solo, and for
the numbers to be presented by
the Olga Fricker group of De-
troit.
Miss Stepkowska teaches the
classes in Mount Clemens under
the aegis of the Olga Fricker
School of Dance, Detroit. The
Young Women's Episc opa |
League sponsors the local
branch. Mrs. Harold Sherman is
the capable chairman for the
league.
PROGRAM
Dancers of the Olga Fricker
School, Detroit Studio
Dutch - Janet Kraatz. Judy
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-05

commission as a second lieuten-
ant in the u. S. Army Air
Force. He has been athletic
coach at New Baltimore High
school for the past three years.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-05
Group Opens Club
for Red Cross Work

MRS. PAUL BORING, Of II
Garden drive, Selfridge Homes,
who is in charge of Production
for the Volunteer Red Cross al
Selfridge Homes, announces to-
day that the club house on Joy
boulevard will be open from II
to 3 o'clock on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Fridays for the ladies'
volunteer Red Cross work.
At present, sewing, knitting
and preparation of soldiers kits
is underway.
MIR. AND MRS JOHN w
BAXTER left Wednesday for
What Cheer, Ia, after visiting
their son-in-laW and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Coulon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter took home
with them their granddaughter
Mary Lee, who will remain with
h m for a visit of several
weeks.
MR.. AND MRS. /. A. HAIR
TUNG were hosts to members
of their birthday club last eve
ming, belatedly celebrating Mr..
Hartung'S May 10 birthday an
niversary.
BROWNIE TROOP 81 of
Dickinson school met for a pic
mic at Shadyside Park this af-
ternoon at four o'clock. Mrs.
Samuel Levine is troop leader.
MIR. AND MRS. JOHN ODLE,
formerly of Madison, Wis, now
of Detroit, will be dinner guests
Saturday evening of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry V. Odle.
DIR. PAUL SCHANHER has
arrived from Duke Hospital,
Durham, N. c., to spend a
month with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul w. Schanher.
MRS. DANIEL LESPERANCE
will entertain st. Patricia Ann
Guild of st. Peters parish this
evening at her homo 1Q7 MoroSS
avenue.
THE BOOK CLUB will meet
Monday at the summer cottage
of Mrs. Lawrence Schott, on the
North Channel of st. Clair Riv-
er.
MIR. AND MRS. E. T. NUN
NELEY are entertaining their
dinner club this evening.
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Circle Makes
PI ans

PLANS WERE COMPLETED
yesterday by Margaret Bottome
Circle for the annual luncheon
for members, to be held Tues
day, June 9, at l o'clock at the
Kings Daughters Home. Mrs.
Fred Epting and Mrs. Edward
Duprey are co-chairmen of the
event.
Mrs. WalterKandt will be hos
tess to the next meeting of the
circle, set for June 10, at her
home at 394 CaSs avenue.
After the business meeting,
Mrs. Edward Smith read chap
ter from the history of the con-
stitution of Kings Daughters,
covering a period of five years.
Mrs. Ida Sutton presented a
reading, The Skein We Wind" y
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PubIicLuncheon
Set for June Is

A BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON
will be held at Trinity Lutheran
school on Thursday, June 10, at
l o'clock, it is announced today.
Sponsors of the event are
members of the April, May and
June group of Ladies Aid Society
OF Trinity Lutheran Church.
The public is invited to attend
the event, reservations for which
may be made by calling Mrs.
Verne Alwardt, 9l0-R, or Mrs.
Carl Blomeyer, POSI-.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-05
MoAe,u Eu,uiiu,e
Houseparty Set
For Next Week

MRS. FRANCIS GOODAR
will be hostess to a group of
friends at a house party at her
cottage at Orchard Beach, ST.
Clair The group leave Mon
day to spend several days.
Included are Mrs. Archie La
Pointe, Mrs. c H. r. MacKen-
zic, Mrs. Clarence Breitmeyer,
Mrs. Daniel Lesperance, Mrs.
Fred Kendrick, Mrs. j. Leslie
Straith Of Windsor, Ont.
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Metropolitan Group
Plans July Picnic

PLANS FOR A POT-LUCK
PICNIC on July 2 were made by
the Metropolitan Auxiliary al
the meeting held last evening in
the clubroomS of the John r.
Murphy hotel. a-
The picnic will take place at
the home Of Mrs. Harold Wild
rig, who asks that members
call her for reservations. Hos
tesses will be Mrs. Thomas Long
staff, Mrs. Robert Mandell, Mrs.
Helen Miller, Mrs. John w. Mil
Ter, Mrs. Edmund Manor, and
Mrs. Patrick O'Grady.
Cards followed last evenings
business meeting, with prizes CO.
ing to Mrs. Charles Sanders
Mrs. Ivan Johnston, Mrs. Don
aid AlbreCht, Mrs, Charles Ii
tus, Mrs. Harvey Hamon, and
Mrs. Frank Peltier.
MRS. DOUGLAS BALL and
daughters, Joann and Nan, are
spending a few days at their
cottage on the Canadian shore
of Lake Huron, while Mr.. Ball
is at Drummond Island as the
guest of Judge Mel E. Reid.
CORP. TECH. CHARLIE r,
SINK of MERGED Field. Calf, has
returned to his duties after
spending l5-day furlough with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Sink, of Stafford road, Mount
Clemens.
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Friendship Circle
Plans Rumnoqe Sole

A RUMMAGE SALE will be
sponsored by members of the
Friendship Circle on June Is, at
the home of Mrs. Carl Staeb.
23640 Donaldson road, with
Mrs. Frank Bohm and Mrs.
James Gallagher assisting.
Mrs. Fred Shoemaker was
yesterdays hostess, using pink
roses and lavendar iris for her
centerpiece. Members voted to
bring their own sugar to future
meetings. Mrs. G. d. Mozart
ney will be hostess June II.
LADIES AID for the Support
of the Deaf Institute will meet
Tuesday, June 9, at 2 o'clock In
Utica. go
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CONTRAST

CONTRASTING J A CK ETS,
looking like separates" which
go with many costumes, mark a
significant trend among New
York creations seen at promi-
nent fashion spots this year. This
bolero is red. The navy dress
has brilliant green gilet, worn
with a green hat.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-05
CaknAa, ofCo",i"g G"e"h
FRIDAY, JUNE 5

FRIDAY, JUNE
DANCE RECITAL in Mount Clemens High school auditorium
by Eugena Stepkowska's pupils, sponsored by Young
Womens Episcopal League at 745
MOUNT CLEMENS Chapter 247 Order of Eastern Star in
Masonic hall, 745
RUNlMAGE SALE in Matthews building North Broadway,
sponsored by Isabella Davis Circle of Kings Daugh-
terS
RUMMAGE SALE in Roskopp building, North Broadway,
sponsored by Samaritan Circle of Kings Daughters.
!. o. 0. +. in Barron hall, at
METHODIST CHOIR, dinner in Methodist dining to
honor c. B. McGhee, director at pm, followed by
rehearsal.
RUMMAGE SALE in KrauSeneck building North Broadway
sponsored by Westminster League of Presbyterian
church.
ST PATRICIA ANN GUILD of St Peters parish at the home
of Mrs, Daniel Lesperance, 1877 Moross avenue, at
p.
SATURDAY, June
RUMAGE SALE in Matthews building sponsored by Isabella
Davis Circle of Kings Daughters
RUMMAGE SALE in Roskop building, North Broadway,
sponsored by Samaritan Circle of Kings Daughters.
BAKE SALE, in VOLTS Millinery IL North Walnut street.
sponsored by Royal Neghbors ..
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ST. Mays Class
Plans Reunion

PLANS FOR A REUNION of
st, Mary's High school Glass of
l94l are announced today by
Frank Mulso. who was presi-
dent of the class.
The class will leave from De
troit at noon for Bob-Lo, on
Sunday, June %. Molly Rich
and Rita Milan are assisting the
chairman on arrangements.
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Club Aids Red Cross

FIVE DOLLARS was donated
to the Red Cross at the meeting
of the st. Louis Carnation Club,
held last evening at the home of
Mrs. Alphonse Kehoe. Guests
were Mrs. Samuel Skarritt, Mrs.
Harry Darcy and Mrs. John
Verveist. Card prizes went to
Mrs. Verveist, Mrs. Stanley
Sutherland and Mrs. George
Ballantine. Mrs. Raymond Kaul
will be hostess June Is.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02
4. Rueitel

Netut @r,pad)en am nGbIten Mor-
aeu merfte 'Stepbauts, baf er in ben
Sinnner bnter bem 'perbaBten leber-
t,eu Horbang tpdr. @r bate lang uno
felt ae'dlofen lmh als er iih nod
bol6 I'M Shlafe sic Muaen rieb unb
fid III bem Salbounfel umlab, &C.
tuahrte er, oaB er aueiu mar.
..@ater uuo sic WGnner iiuo fort
uno oas fre,tt MIDI, Iproh CT su iid,
fetber. Titus ift auf beu Silhfma
- iuenisItens hoffc id bas - uno
Die M,,tter lit an @rlmnen."
9as Simmer, in bent er lag, mar
ben armlihereu Der Seutseit I'M Wor
geulanoe iebr Gbulid. Ssn @irflib,
feit ,por es bas Snus --- benn bieles
bate MIR has eiue 3ilnmer. Ole
MGnbe bon raubeu Steinen unb nit
2ebnt iiber5ogen batten feline sSeuiter,
une Dor ser einSigen 9iir bina Ole
borer,p1bnte, lebcrue 2althe. 0ieic
tpar an mebrereu Stellen serriiien
mo lieB bier mo Ga 3ipei ober brei
blenoenoe 2idtitrablen ourd, iueld'
Gtepbouus einigerhlaBen geiriebi
auna geipabrten, inloieru lie i'm un-
aefdbr sic SagesSeit erraten lieBen
bic heitenfalls trdae genna oalir-
ihlh. @enn Sic aelben 2ihtltra9len
bic formIo'er, rnud,aeittudr5ter
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02
oder Elm Genosse des Kreuzes
, e. sSortlesune)

,,Wenn ct iolhe Buuoer bier tut" i,
uteinte Elm anoerer, ,,tperben mir Die
Staot in @ufrubr baben."
rDu bait reht, meir @eitas", er<
tpiberte Dumahus, ,ntag Srpiter
ibm beiiteben! Sod mas benft ibr
bon ben Weniheu2 @inige iaeen er
fet glias, - oeu id ieood, ebrlid) &C.
fagt, nidt fenne; aloere iagen elmer
Der iiibii6en Yropbeten. auein ME
mano lueiB es aeiuiB. Nadioleer bat
er iest ldon 9emtg, lin einen Iuf>
ftauo berbei5ilfiibren."
nSaBt i'm fonllleu Iage ib!' ihrie
eiu anoerer, ,,Rrieg miro bas 8esi-
mel1t bieIer Suoen 5erbreben; seoenft
ibr, ipie iie i'm Iesten Sabre einig'
rulerer beiten Wt1nner fingen uno
freuSiaten? SD baiie bas @eles."
9ieier @elinntuesotsIprud rief
tpiloen 8eifal beruor, Ben Dlunadlls
alleu @rnites utteroriidte.
,,Warren', rief er uipenn lndn
uns bier erlpiidJt, lino mir pie Tat'
ten in Ser Sale"
@s luar nun nabe Witternn6t; 6as
@eipr6d) eritorb atlmdblidL inoem ei'
uer nad) oem anoern einl6lief uno
bic Tatlade ourh la,ttes Sdnarhen
tuno tat.
@egen ein ltbr frod Brisca ermate
tet Ole fleine 9reppe binal,f a,lf ous
Dah, 100 Ie Stepbanus nod iuad
fano, feline aueen tuie Sterne lelth<
tend.
%, 0tutterI' fliiiterte er, lid bor~
te, tpas Tie bon tbn iasten. Ct 1T
bier"
.Ssa, mein etepbanus, er 1T bier
mb DIT IorSt i'm Icben." 9onn bie6
fie oas 4inb einid,lafen, leete iid IN
feir,er G1be nieber un6 r1bte aud.
9oh lanse nadoem Sic reaelma
Biaen ate,n5iiae oes Stepbanus Ser
Mutter bef,tnoeten, oaB ihr 2ieblina
fd,lief, lag fie nit offenen gugen unb
aeead,te Der 3eit, als er nod fart
uue ld,on mar, ,nn oes fiirhterlid,en
Cottages auf Ieinen .8iiden, mel-
der i'm az bem uuaeitalteten Strip
pei mat,te, Der er iebt tpar. 1lno in
ibrem Ser5en baBte lie ben llnmen-
fden 9umod,us.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02

orei Stunoen biz Dtittag. Stieg bie
Sonne bober ant Simnel, 70 Itiegen
sic Sonnenltrablen bernieoer bon Der
8onb 1nb lagen alif bem 8oOen =
gelbe 2ibtteide bon Deterrent Inblid
- obldon Iie auf eiuem erbdrmli.
den sSltBbooen bon getrodnetem 2ebiu
rubten. 8enn iie seaen Oeittag per-
l6ipanoen, 70 entpiano Stepban,,s es
tGglih ols einen erlittenen 8erluIt,
ser ieoob inlnter einer lebbaften 8e-
friebiglng ipid, ,uenn ct oaran bad)
te, baB es nun balb Nabt ipiirbe. Die
Rod)t brabte gitus unb sic Iangen
fiiblen Stunoen auf DEM Sausoad)a
ltno bor allen Ginaen cine Stanbe
oes SpieIes nit &ogo.
@r fling iest an, in Sen @eban
fen itb nit @ogo 5u beIddftigen, als
er 70 miiBia oalag, sic 5tdubder
heobod)tenb, Die in bem gelben Son-
ueiItrabl tan5ten 8ie ipeih uno poa
@riibden iparen feline S1noe - &o=
ienblattern eleid, bahte, Stepbanus; !;
luie aruo lno frdftig imb bon feline
9einden.. lln6 Damn feline ihonen
ausen - eoloig braun, nit iolb lam
gen frauIen @inpern ln,o oie eol'
oenen 2oden, ,ueldle sic fleine,,, rot
liden Sbren balb beroedter. ltnr
lpur oenn feline Stinme tliht liiBer
als Sic ireeno eines 8ogels unb feline
3dbne tpie fleine Berlen2
,,Wein'. iagte Stepbanus laut, aIs
ct nit Dem auf5ablen bieIer berihie
oenen Hei5e fertie mar, ,,es aibt fein
aino in ber Belt iuie @ogo."
9ei oieiem Bnufte leiner 8etrad.
tmeen bob iemanb bie leberne Defs
auf uno frat in bas 3immer. gs
luar 8risca.
rSait ou oas Waiier gebolt?"
iaate Stepban,ts, lid balb aufrid=
teno.
.,Nein, Rino, id bin noh nidt aum
9runnen eetpefen'. 8risea tpdnote 1ih
id)nel Inn unb ein 2allt e,ttrana lid
ibrer 8ruit, ber ipie unter6riidtes
Shlud3en Hana.
u8as feblt bir, Wutter9" frastc
Stepbanus, su Iebr baran getpobnt.
feline Nutter ipeinen su ieben, nn,
beioneers sn erldreden. .Sat ser 8a,
ter bid, ipieber aelblaaen2"
| uNein, mein 2inbl Ser Batter uno
ale bie anoeru ainaen Id,on bor "a.
aesanbruh fort unb 9itus nit ibnen.
Oas lit es nidlt; aber ah, mie fann
ih es Sir iaaen!" limo bamit brad)
Brisca boaia 8uIamluen unb ibfud5-
te laut.
,,Was lit esq Gage es mir bod,
Wutterl" iaste Stepbanus, iek:
eriiublih erIbredt. =.
Stun, iaeen muB ib es sir iuobl", ,
la9te Brisca Soaernb. uAber id mir.
be oih aern nerihonen, mein armer
Suhae. ou bait 10 piel 8u traeeu. Tn
Iere Nahbarin fam beute friib mid
su ruien, bas Rin6 -" ,tu6 sic
| sSrau tpeinte bon neuem, ibre ausen
| nit ben Sdnben bebedenS, als Oh iie
eiten ihmer5lihen Mnblid bertnei6en
lpolle.
| ,,Das &inb", rief Stepbanus NIT
ansItlider ltnsebulo. 30 Iaee, lit
es tot?"
| yNein, nein! 8enn er nur tot
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M'itt,psd. Ben 2. septem6er 1912
Sc oer 5traBe mar elm Wsartfplab.

HtHB lDH uuiu IiHoeit IuNll WfrO 60
5u ipdt iein.'
Die StraBe, III ipelher er lag, tpds
10 eng, baB man, in Der Witte ber-
ielben itebelo,. Die Wauern auf BET.
oen Seiten beriibren founte. 1eniter
iparen nidt ba. 9tienlnnoen fonnte
man Ieben. Mady pelder Gihtuna
log ser Marftplas2 gr ipufte es
nidt. gr nluBte in ser Riht,tug nod
bent See bin lieaen.
sd ioerbe oieien a8eg einlbla.
gen., iagte er laut unb aQe leine
Grafte s,tialumennneblneno, frod er
nriiblam oie StraBe birlinter. Ser er-
| Iiidenoe gelbe Staub benabm ihm taft
ben atem; eie fleinen aielellteine ger.
ibnitten ibm bic @lieber uno Die
5onne id)ien beiB auf Iein entbloBtes
Sanpt.
8alo bielt er inne. Sein Sers
fiopfte lhiper uno fchmer5lid). Shpar-
5e ssleden Ihmamnlen ib,n Dor ben
augen, aber er fonnte feben, baB Der
Warftplas ni,ht n1ebr fern mar.
Sdon fon,lte er Stimnlengeipirr ber.
ueblnen - ober mar es mir oos Sau.
fen in ieineu Sbren2 gtoh ei1 8er-
Iu1 - eiu qunlpoiier oiesmal -
,lno ser 3nabe beIano lid) on ber
5traBenede. @s mar ibm gelunaen,
oen Warftplos 81, erreid,en. Dort
tparen sic 8nSen nit man6erlei Sa-
den, bauptiGhlib ssilden, barin a,,s-
aebreitet, geraoe iuie er iid beiien
nod erinnerte, als Situs i'm eiumal
oor lanser 3eit binaetraaen bate,
um es ibu 5u seigen. gs loaren biele
2ente oa, oie fauften itno perfauiten.
aber nientano, oer oem ipunoerbareu
Ra3arener 1bnlih ipire. Niemaub be-
abtete Sic ar,ne. fleine @eitalt, Die
BORT I'M Staltbe lag. Gin Mann, al.
lerbines, bate faIt aif i'm getreten,
als ct NIT einem ln1htigen Qorb poa
Slide babineilte;; aber er brumnite
nur oraerlih iiber 8ettlerbrut, uas
HttH luctsSL.
Stepbanus' Dual itiess nit ieoer
oabinlhtuinhenoen Minute. 9ie 8iif-
fenihmersen iparen nahe5u unertras-
lih; er brdnnfe por DnrIt uno iuar
matt bont Sumser.
Dennod) lab er ieoem boriiberge.
benoen ldarf nab nit iu,ner ibsod-
der iperoenber Soffnuns. Sect fab
ct nit gntiesett ipie ibn sapei ooer
bret Der arimmieen, balb,uitoen Stra-
Benblnoe Der Stabt anidniiffeltea:e
Ct idrie Iaut uno feline Augen nit
oen Armen bebedeno, rief ct perssuei-
felnb: ,Mutterl Nutterl''
Mitten lit ieiner Seelenanslt pur-
be ct setuabr, bab ie,uano s,t ibm
Iprad. CT idal,te auf lnb iab einen
Wann, Der 5tpiiben ibnt uno Dem
blen6enben Sonnenelan5 itano. Eesn
Stepbanus, Der i.n Staube binse.
itredt lag, eridien ct iebr srob. Dies
| lab Der 9nabe; aber es mar etpas
anberes, bas iein Sdludsen ftitlte uns
ibn oieien Mann nit atemloier ebr-
fiirbt anlda,1en IieB bies SINCE
lliht bon gebeimnisnoller 5donbeit =
biefe tminberpollen Mugen tief
milo, unergriinolib! gs fonnte nie-
mano anberes ais Selus feinl @oao
tpar aeretteti
0n.l ~. Nl..E Aa,s .rsL
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mar mo als tie snr Brnittpebr iprang
Iab tie -" ltno ipieber beoedte 9ris
ca ibre slngeu nit ben @dnoen.
uSSa', f,,br iie NIT gebrodene
Stimme fort Scr flei,e gnrlde iua
friib eripaht ipie alle QinOer pflegel,
|lnb ipar al ben &ano oes Dades se
froden uno ct ipar auf Die Stein
binabgeitiir5t. St lit idredlib Der
lebt. gr faun ben Tag nidt iiber
leben. Den @Dttern lei Danf oafiir
9oh ih muB 8uriid uno bel ibr blei
ben, obluobl ih iuenis niisen fann.
Stepbanus bate oieie idredlid,
Rahridt ihipeisenb anaebort. Nbe
als i'm feline Mltter iest auiab, be
merfte iie, baB fem antlis bleid uni
entItellt mar.
SD fam es niht ertraaen, Wut
ter, feu6te ct beiier.
Seine SHUTTER erlhraf Oh leine'
auslebens imb ieiner @orte. s.
Stepbanus!" riei iie, uou bridlt mi
ras Ser5! Du bilt mein 4ino ,n'
mein alesl 9u lnnBt es ertrage1t
8nabe, ,mr meinetmillen! SD tuero'
nidt 5uriidgeben; id bleibe bel Dir.
,Rein, nein'', ipebflaste 5tepba
nus, ,geb' mieber bin. Du ntodteit ct
mas au ieiner grleidteri,na t,n fon
nen. 8eb' idneu -
Brisca itetlte idnea etluas 8ro
uno getrodnetes Sbit, nebit einen
ariiglein nit Nnller, lobaB es Del
anabe bequem erreihen fonnte, nni
perlie6 eiIene bas 3immer nit oer
8orten: ,,@etn elm Behiel eintritt
luerbe, id baIo 5uriidfommen."
s8ie betGlbt lag Stepbanus eiuiat
augenblide, nahoem lie aeaanset
lpar. Sein ainbheu - iein @oso -.
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i'm ME ,pieber ieben2 . biele fleiner
@anoe! 9sie iuieber piiroe er fl
an ieiten 8ansen fiiblen iuie Roien
bldtter. Die 5iiBhen - iie follter
ME pieoer gebenl
SD fann es nidt ertrasen!" riet
er INNER tuieoer, lid fann es MIDI
ertraaenl"
Salb ipabniinnia Dor Shmer8 f,sb'
ibm pl0slih Die grinneruna an Ser
Ra5arener ourb ben aopf.
u@r lit bier = ii, ber Nabe. 81
fonnte i'm beilen. 3 tpenf, nur bi'
Wutter suriidfdme. sic f6unte ibf
alfiuben. aber Iie lit niht bier. Si;
miro nidt fommen 9ielleidt lieet e1
iekt lhon inn Sterbenl Wenn id n,,l
aeben f0nntel SD fanu friehe,, -
Elm lpenis. SD pia, td muB es per
iuden. SD nnuB et,uos su ieiner Silf
tl,n. 3, tnein 8ogo, nein @oae!'
Ser Gnabe bate einen bersipeifel
ten gntIdluB sefabt. &C. lit irabr
er fonnte Elm wenia friehen; aber i,
letter 3eit bate bic anItreusuns iei,
Seteen 10 berlblimmert, bak es ieir'
Mutter berboten bate.
9ansiam lieB ct iih biuabgleitet
bon ber Britihe, bie bas cine gn6
bes 3immers einnabm ,.nb Der 5a
milie als Shlafitdtte biente auf ben
2ebmboben. sseoe 8etpeguna nerur
iadte ieinem berlesten Hiiden bi
| Idlimmiten SdmerSen, aber er hiet
audi uno erreihte enblid Sic Cir
Dann fam sic 1aure Neiie iiber De.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-10-02

from a visit to relatives in Norfolk.
Miss Ellen Fisher Gunter spent the
week end with relatives in Eastville
Mrs Wilson S. Grant has returned
to her home in Suffolk, after spend
ing a week with relatives in Accomac
and Parsley.
Miss Margaret Lewis, of Keyport,
N. j., spent the weekend with her
uncle, Mr.. James H. Lewis and Mrs.
Lewis.
Mr. Irving H. Belote of the u. S.
N. R. spent the weekend with Mrs.
Belote in the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Parks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard T. Disharoon
and son, Bond, of Cape Charles,
spent The weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Bond.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-10-02

Mrs. Earl White entertained on
Friday evening in honor Of Mrs.
Frank Atkinson, who left on Sunday
to accept a position in Baltimore. The
invited guests were Mrs. George Vim
cent, Mrs. Leland Richardson, Mrs.
Paul Jones, Mrs. Otis Northam, Mrs
Edward Gray, Miss Margie Northam,
Miss Berta Bradford, Miss Marjorie
Godfrey and Misses Sallie and Julia
Parsons.
Miss Lolita Smith visited friends in
Pocomoke on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Clifton Mock and
son, Clifton Mock, Jr, spent Tuesday
in Baltimore.
Mrs. Harry c. Bradford, ST., and
Mrs. George Marvel were called to
Philadelphia on Monday by the i'll
ness of their father, Mr.. Charles
Parsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan Gallo, of
Patchogue, Long Island, spent the
week-e end with Mrs. Rosahe Calhoun.
The Gallo's rank among the largest
producers of Pekin ducks in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Pussy and
Mr.. Clay Dennis attended the funeral
of Mrs. Dora Bauchbaum, Worthy
Grand Matron, of the Order of East
ern Star, held in Baltimore on Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy CherriX, Mrs.
Paul Cherrix, Mrs. Elton Sirman,
Miss Ellen Sirman, of Newark, Miss
Lola Godfrey, R. n, of Salisbury,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn Godfrey and
children, of Newark, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moore and Mrs.
Cora Godfrey on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Perdue are
receiving congratulations on the birth
of a son.
The W. c. T. U. entertained at a
covered dish supper on Monday.
Mr.. Howard Taylor, Jr., of Balti-
more, spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tay-
lor
Mrs. Banner Parsons, of Stockton,
spent the weekend with Misses Sal
lie and Julia Bishop.
Mr.. Frank Littleton has returned
to Charlotte Hall Academy after
spending the summer with his father,
Mr.. Floyd Littleton and Mrs. Little
ton.
Mrs. C. Irwin Jones visited Mr..
Jones at La Plata, Md.