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Evening star., 1942-10-28
|Dr. William Manninq
Dies After Illness
Of Three Years
Former State Department
OfficiuI Was Author
And Former Teacher

DR.. William Ray Manning, 10, re-
tired State Department official
widely known for his books on in
ternational affairs, died today at
his home, 4701 Fessenden street NV.
Dr. Manning had been in ill
health about three years and suf-
fered heart attacks yesterday and
today.
Surviving DR.. Manning are his
widow, Mrs. Mabel M. Manning;
two daughters, Miss Dorothy Car
men Manning of Winston Salem,
N. c., who is connected with the
Civil Service Commission; Miss
Neva Pauline Manning, a student
at American University; and a son,
Winston Marvel Manning, who Is
with the Carnegie Institutions divi-
sion of plant biology at Leland
Stanford University.
Hull Writes Widow.
Secretary of State Hull sent the
following letter to Mrs. Manning:
Il am greatly distressed to learn
of the passing of your distinguished
husband, who was held in such
high esteem by myself and by his
many friends in the department and
in, the foreign service.
HE was an exceptionally valuable
employe of the Department of State
for many years. His work always
reflected his scholarly attainments,
wide experience and profound
knowledge of foreign affairs.
my associates and extend our
heartfelt sympathy to you and the
members of the family in your ire
parable loss"
DR.. Manning had been associated
with the State Department since
1918 and was the editor of a number
of diplomatic documents. He was
assistant professor of diplomatic his
tory at George Washington Univer-
sity from 1907 to 1910 and lecturer
on Latin American history and in
ternational relations at American
University from 1919 to 1884.
Born in Kansas.
DR.. Manning was born in Home,
Kans., December 26, 1871. He re-
ceived his bachelor of arts degree at
Baker University in 1899 and was
fellow and assistant in English
history at the University of Kansas,
where he received his master of arts
degree in 1902 DR.. Manning then
became a fellow and assistant in
European history at the University
of Chicago, remaining from 1902 to
1904. He received his Phi. D. degree
in the latter year. Subsequently he
studied history in Seville, Madrid,
Paris and London.
The next teaching post of DR..
Manning was as instructor of eco
Evening star., 1942-10-28
Walter 5. Abbott, 81,
Dies Suddenly Of
Stroke
Stricken on Auto Ride
With Son, Who Was
Home on FurIoueh

Walter Sidney Abbott, GA, retired
economic entomologist with the De-
partment of Agriculture and former
chief of its insecticide testing lab
oratories, died suddenly yesterday
of a paralytic stroke.
Mr.. Abbott, who lived at 701 Ken
nebec avenue, Takoma Park, Md,
was returning from an automobile
ride with his son, Sergt. Robinson
Putnam Abbott, home on furlough
from camp Wheeler, when he was
stricken. He died Immediately.
Came Here in 1912.
Born in Manchester, N. H., May
81, 1878, Mr.. Abbott was a graduate
of the University of New Hamp-
shire. Following his graduation he
taught at Rutgers University and
later at the University of Illinois.
In 1912 he came to Washington
as economic entomologist with the
Department of Agriculture From
1919 to 1898 he was chief of the in
secticide testing laboratory, now To-
Gated at Beltsville.
MT. ADpOtJ ana MS family lived
in Fairfax, Va, when they first
came to this area, and in 1929 moved
to Silver Spring. They have resided
in Takoma Park since 1887.
Member of Scientific Bodies.
He was member of the American
Association for the Advancement of
Science and the American Asso-
citation of Economic Entomology and
several other scientific bodies.
Besides his son, he is survived by
his widow, Mrs. Lillia Robinson Alb
bott, daughter, Miss Betty Abbott.
who lives at the Takoma Park ad-
dress. and sister, Miss Maude C.
Abbott of Manchester.
Services will be held at the Wer-
ner E. Humphrey funeral home,
8434 Georgia avenue, Silver Spring,
at 7:30 pm. Friday.
Evening star., 1942-10-28
Mrs. Mary GiIIiIon
Funeral Rites Held

Mrs. Mary M. Gillian, So, who
died Monday at Emergency Hospital,
was buried privately today, following
funeral services at the Lee funeral
home, Fourth street and Massa-
chusetts avenue NE.
Mrs. Gillian, a resident of WASH
ington for 16 years, made her home
at 4454 Reservoir road NV. She
was member of Kennel chapter
No. 2l1 of the Eastern Star and the
Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Gillian
was born in Buchanan, Mo.
Her husband, L. r. Gillian, died
several years ago. She is survived
by a daughter. Mrs. Bon Geaslin CT
Washington. and sister, Mrs. J. A.
Berry of Zalma, Mo.
Evening star., 1942-10-28

floor Of his apartment living room
last night.
An autopsy will be performed later
today, it was announced. Police
said bottle bearing a poison label
was found on the kitchen table.
Mrs. Lillian Klinefelter found her
husband unconscious when she re-
turned home.
Evening star., 1942-10-28

Miss, and Paul 8. Dove Of Fort
Monmouth, N. j.
Funeral services will be held Fri
day morning at an hour to be an
nounced later at Gawler's funeral
home, 1756 Pennsylvania avenue
NV. Burial will be in Prospect Hill
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1942-10-28
Coroner's S Office Probes
Death Of D. T.. Resident

The coroner's Office today was in
vestigating the death of George D.
Klinefelter, 56, of 1471 Irving street
NV, who was found dead on the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-07
Calendar .fGon,irs Gysnh
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER :

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER
FOOTBALL FEST USO Club East Broadway sponsored
SIXTH sEM1-ANNUAL Roundup of Mount Clemens Riding
Club at ce sy%n. Golf N Club :tspm
ANNUAL ATHLETIC BANQUET of Eastern Zone walther
League at Immanual Lutheran Church, Walden
MONDAY, NOVEMBER
DANCE at USO Club, sponsored by st. Peters meow,
9 St ssS' PARISH tn. home of Nj"
MONDAY MUSICAL. at the home of Mrs. David Childs.
GOLDEN RUs At :. King. Home. .
CARD PARTY dinner Group l. at Clinton
Township Hall, at pm
CAMPFIRE GIRLS Harrison Township at Harrison hail.
BLUE WATER Christian Endeavor Union 1t Yale Methodist
Church at g. pm
MOUNT CLEMENS Order Of DeMolay. in Masonic Temple.
WV AUXILIARY GAMES PARTY in Veterans hail. at
FRANZ KUHN LODGE Knight. of py.h., in pyhi.n hal.
BRITISH WAR RELIEF Sewing in cr.c. parish house. 10
RED CROSS WORK in Noun. clem.n. High school sew
club .nnu. s.nau. .. m.a..
HOTEL at s TSns g% NOVEMBER u
REBEkAH DECREE STAFF at the home Of Miss M.thild.
>,,,,, M d,; ioi New street at pm
at 1880 pm. followed by board meeting At the home
os pa Of NM MA v1S MGn a at ss:s M s:
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS Autumn Breakfast At the
home Of Mrs c. H. Mabin, Bellevew avenue, at
$50
YOUNG wOMENS AUXILIARY of Zion Evangelical church
at the home Of Mrs Wesley Kandt, 219 South Gratio
avenue. at pm.
DAHLA CLUB Of st. Louis parish the Of Mrs Elmer
Petier 81 Fessenden street. at pm
MARGARET BOTTOME CIRCLE dinner with guests at the
Kings paughters Home, at 8 pm.
CHEST CLINIC In Kings Daughters Health Center, to
11:30
RED CROSS WORK in Mount Clemens High school sewing
rooms to pm.
BEGINNERS CLASS in Theosophy at $50 Croker boule-
ward, 1t pm.
MZPAH BIBLE CLASS, in Methodist Church dining room
at 10 I'm.
PUBLIC GAMES PARTY in Barron Hail. sponsored by Mac
cabees, ut pm.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-07
Couple Speaks
Vows Today

ELEANOR MARJORIE DU-
BAY, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis A. Dubay of 1855 South
Gratiot avenue and Chester Her
shell Hicks of Mount Clemens,
son of the Rev. and Mrs. Timo-
thy Hicks of Model, Tenn, were
married Saturday at 2 o'clock in
the Presbyterian church by the
Rev. Joseph L. Kennedy.
The bride wore a white crepe
gown made with v neckline,
bracelet length sleeves, and pep
lum trimmed with gold nail
heads. Her short veil was fast
ened to a wreath of white flow
ers and she carried white gar
denias.
Martha Lozon was her only
attendant, in pink chiffon with
lace trimming and matching
vei:. John L. Hicks of East De-
troit was his brothers best man.
Mrs. Dubay was in Navy blue
with a corsage of bebe NUNS.
The bridegroom's parents were
unable to be present at the GER
emony. Mr.. and Mrs. Hicks will
live in Royal Oak.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-07
MRaMe Schools are represented
in Salute to Service musieal R,ogran.

Allene Highstreet. Barbara Prinsnitz.
Charles Walton.
Ann McFarlane. Bernice Diener.
Madelyn Pearl. MArilyn Priehs. VIII
liam Ward. Bobby Ward. Jack Albee.
Patsy HERON, Judy School. Joyce Mil
ne. Doreen Brown. Susy Kroner. Jack
Tyson. Alice Irwin. Nancy williams.
Marilyn Sharland. Lorraine Starkey.
Joyce Frobers. Elaine Davis. Donna
Seymour. Jack krause. Bernard Cas-
per. Madeline Croman.
DICKINSON
Beverly La croix. Darlene Heller.
Virginia Lloyd. Tom Montgomery, Ed
win Klockow. Chuck Normington. John
Nixon, Patsy Peters. Graydon Caps.
Ann. Irish. Jimmy Shearon. Blanche
Lewis. Billy Mcintosh. Margaret Rock
er. Beverly zoeplitz. Mary Brown, Car
oil Meitzner. John Shelton. Patricia
Hennings. Cheryl Smith. Ted Mont-
gomery, Raymond Stomat. James Irish.
Mary Lou Crabb. Colleen Murrell
Shirley Ormsby. Diane Petersen. Joan
Singer. Evelyn zoeplitx. Shirley Kru-
ger. Marilyn Anderson. Jean Shafley.
June Shafley, Thomas Bates. Daniel
Sheath. Thomas Curvin. Leslie Cooley.
Howard Grosser, Stanley Woodhouse.
Wayne Barkhouse. James MontEon-
cry. Bobby Siefert. Marie Ingram, Car
oil Glefke. Rosemary Sawyer.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-07
Zion Group
Recognizes

FIDELIS CIRCLE in the new
name of FEC Girls Club, fol-
lowing reorganization of the
Women's Guild Of Zion Evan
gelical and Reformed Church
The group met recently
with Rev. Jacob Wulfmann, pas
tor of the church, at the home
of Mrs. Carl A. Brandenburg,
Jr., Rev. Wulfmann explained
{ reorganization plans, and the
circle voted 70 become q part of
the new Women's Guild. The
change in name was agreed up
on to void confusion with the
Girls Guild, a younger organi-
zstion in the church.
Twenty-Five dollars was voted
to be given to the War Emer-
gency Relief and $40 each to
the Goodfellows and to the Red
Cross for service men kits.
Cards followed the business
meeting, with prizes going to
Mrs. George APPEL, Mrs. George
Sheridan, Gladys Bobcean and
Mrs. M. H. Rodgers. The next
neeting will be Nov. IL, at the
homo Of Mrs. Howard Harder,
j.. Harrison Township.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-07
Couple atHome
After Wedding

MIR. AND MRS. GEORGE
SCHROEDER are making their
home at 5000 Heydenreich road,
Waldenburg, following their
recent marriage.
Mrs. Schroeder Is the former
Clara Bantle, daughter of Mrs.
Augusta Bantle of Meade. The
wedding took place Saturday,
Oct. 81, at 3 o'clock at Immanu-
al Lutheran Church, Walden
burg, with the brides sister,
Mrs. Amiel Miller Of Mount
Clemens, and the bridegroom's
son, Howard F. Schroeder Of
Waldenburg, as attendants.
A dinner for 20 and q recep-
ton for IS guests followed the
ceremony.
Mr.. Schroeder has been en-
ployed at the Packard Motor
Company in Detroit for more
than rs years, and is superin-
tendent of Immanual Lutheran
Sunday school.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-07
Former Resident
Feted During Visit

MRS. Carl. CRITTENDEN
of Southgate, Calf, a former
resident of Mount Clemens, who
has been the houseguest of Mrs.
Carson Wales and Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Harnack, 272 Jones
street, for the past week, was
honored at dinner last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schon-
setback entertaint / q group In
Guiding MIR. and Mrs. William
DAILY and son Frederick of De-
troit and Mrs. Jessie Jones Of
Pontiac. On Wednesday Mrs.
Schonschack entertained at lun-
cheon with Mrs. Bessie Cum
ningham, Mrs. Crittenden's sis
ter in law, coming from De-
troit. Mrs. Crittenden returned
to Detroit last night, and will
leave for the West the end Of
the month.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-07
Music Hour Set
at USO Sunday

TWO EVENTS are slated for
service mems entertainment at
the USO Club on East Broad
way ever the weekend.
Sunday afternoon from 3 to
4 o'clock q music appreciation
hour will be held, with Alice
Engerson. Roseville tie h r,
leading q discussion of records.
Monday evening st. Peters
Council Of National Council Of
Catholic Women will sponsor q
dance from 8 to 1870 o'clock.
Hank LaCroix and his orchestra
will furnish music.
Refreshment committee for
the evening includes Mrs. Will
liam Kibble, Mrs. Malcolm
Trombley, Mrs. Donald Parent,
Mrs. Francis Yates, Mrs. How
ard v. Groesbeck, Jr., Mrs. p. T.
Mulligan, Mrs. Robert Wright
and Lucille Peltier.
A crowd of IS, including IS
service men attended the dance
st. Louis meow sponsored last
evening, with Esquire orchestra
furnishing the music. The Lily
Club Of st. Louis parish served
home made doughnuts and
cider.
Door prize was won by Corp.
Floyd A. Huddleston of Gille-
spie, ILL.,, a member of Selfridge
Field Military Police.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-07
OES Names
New Officers

MRS. CHARLES WILDT is
the new worthy matron of
Mount Clemens Chapter PAT,
Order of Eastern Star, elected
last evening at a pOtluck din
ner meeting in Masonic Temple,
with so members present.
Mrs. Wildt succeeds Mrs. Ly-
man Price as top officer. 9th
ers elected are John Stevens,
worthy patron; Mrs. Harold
Green, associate matron; Karl
Krause, associate patron; Mrs.
Fred Walker, Jr., reelected Sec
rotary; Mrs. James jackson, re-
elected treasurer; Mrs. Charles
Woolard c,onductress; Mrs. Ken
dial Walton, associate conduct
ress.
A public installation for these
officers will take place in Ma
sonic hall on Nov. 81, at 8
o'clock.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-07
Harvest Hop
is Huge Success

A CROWD of ZIG persons at
tended the first social event of
the Mount Clemens Junior High
school year last evening in the
girls gymnasium of the school.
The event, of which Carol
Hargreaves was general chair
man, was called the Harvest
Hop, and featured games and re-
freshments as well as dancing
t. music furnished by John Van
Damn.
The gymnasium was decorat-
ed with orange crepe paper
streamers, pumpkins and other
+ touches, and all Junior high
school teachers were guests.
Chairman of chaperones, Marcia
Coulon, assisted by Joan Dris-
coll, asked Rosemary Scott, JUL
ia Bohil, Merle Dehls, Beatrice
Youngs, MIR. and Mrs. Francis
A. Ballantine and Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Y. BarbAkoff to chap
erone the party. Other commit
tee members were Donna Frede,
Mary Thompson, Joan Reitzel,
Ann Taylor. Robert Neale, John
Buckley, Richard McFarlane
and Robert Hameister.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-07

EVERY GRADE in every ele-
mentary school, rs well as all
music groups in the high school,
will be represented in the Sal
ute to Service program which
will honor local service men
next Wednesday evening.
The sale of war stamps and
bonds for these younger child
rem will be handled different
ly, in order to c..oid placing the
responsibility Of h a d n &
stamps nee1iessly. Elementary
and Macomb school pupils will
contact their parents and friends
on Monday, bringing the money
for their stamps to school on
Tuesday, when they will be be
given the war stamps and the
tickets to give the buyers. Or
ders for bonds also will be
taken, to be followed up later by
older persons.
Admission to the program is
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-07

free to the purchasers of Is
cent war stamps or more.
A special performance of the
entire program will be given
Wednesday afternoon for ele-
mentary school children. Ad-
mission to this performance is
at least one 10-cent war stamp.
Personnel of the elementary
music groups, who have been
trained for the patriotic program
by Lois Harper, elementary mu-
sic supervisor, and individual
grade school teachers through
out the city's schools, is listed
below. Samuel Y. Barbakoff, in
strumental director, and Alice
L. Slocomb, choral director, are
in charge in the high school.
Elementary seheels
LINCOLN
Rozanne schramm, Gloria Grimm.
Wanda Wisdom. Joan McManus. Helen
asan. Ross Johnson. Dorothy King.
Mary Ann Pappas. Bob Lindsteadt. Jim
Preussel, Teddy Sarns, Leonard Che
Waller. Charles Chevalier. Billy Allor.
w isy MansS:rs s1 9fwood Boss Alma
Gerald Dusette, George King. Patsy
Perry. Richard Ernst, Walter Engle-
brscht. Lorraine Hammond. Patty Nor
rison. John Weber. Russell sulflow.
s1 Ros:r. Mu a:n s'Ass
Heiins. Kenneth Ochsenbein. Nancy
Gayle West. James Schramm, Marga-
ret Haughon. Madge Jones. Mary
Krause. Jimmie Rosso. Bonnie Sue
Sylvia Beilman. Bella Walker. Patricia
Groxan. Mariiyn Dittrick.
Larry Winbigler. Kenneth Dixon.
Gail Titus. Aifard Dennison. Sharon
Ringstad. Louise Denison. Joan Vein
berg. Roberta Blay. Emma o'Neal.
Ip:ha ~ Jani. cahiii Gertrude T werner Werner:
Michael Buckley, Lois Blanks. Alvina
Bendig Charles Fountain, Jim Ander-
son. Muggie Jones.
Blanch Henry. Eric saxarra, Junior
w Sx Court Rehi ssy Dick s:. John s sansy
Lemp. Arlene Linington. Evelyn Pear
son. Louis Miller. June Whitsitt, RICH
ard Mcdonald. Robert Scruggs, Sally
Geier. Clarence Ebert, Robert Davis.
ciarenss Fink; william Logan; Mary
Perkins, Linda Mae Reed, Betty Nor
gan. Shirley Elliott.
WILSON,
Ardath. Mckee. Janet Levine, Elmo
Spears. Michael Beal, Christian Fiehn,
Joyce Ettel. Annette Curry, Bobby
Elizabeth Ann coulon. Betty Blades.
Frank Van Dusen. Sue Bobcean. Dom
aid Place. Charles Brockman. Ronald
Borke, Barbara Park.
Mary Nunneley. Jeanne Nosllert.
Beverly Hickman, Jean Ettel. Nancy
Clay. Stanley Cool. Sally Ann simms,
ssiot RoSsrt Reasi Hoa June Half DAWN
Manchester. Ileane Levine. Joyce Shep-
herd. Kenneth Whipple. Judy Nickel.
Macon Trabue. Velma Briggs, Margo
Beal. venetter Smith, Doreatha Smith.
Taveta williams. Ruth Whitsitt. Marvin
Leggett, Allen Briggs. Robert Bingie.
Hirt.
CLEMENS
Love Harris, Patricia HILBERT. Jac-
QuelinAl Johnson. .1aSsrly Peltisx. Rich
ard Sheets. Barbara Stark, Audrey
Boccaccio, Barbara Loxen. Phyllis Bel
lard. Sharon Thomas, Donna HILBERT.
Reva Stanley. Marlens Redmond. Jean
en-. Charlotte Pingel. Mary Kraatz.
Rose Palmore. Donna Boccaccio. Les
lie Ballard. Yyvonne Martin. Earl Ir.
DoHALDsoN-
Jerry Richter, Darlene Rocker. Mary
vernier, Carl Tyson. Adrienne Kroner.
Betty champine. Barbara Rollison. Gail
son, Brian Merritt, Wanda Mcdaniel.
Joan Kraatz. Virginia Poole. Dolores
Baumgarten, Ransom Erskine, Eleanor
Rose. Edith Cooking. Audrey Agnes.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-07
Shower Honors
Miss Steffens

GERALDINE STEFFENS was
honored recently at . dessert
shower given by Mrs. Melvin
Kleino of Kleino road, with
guests from Detroit. Roseville.
Waldenburg, Fraser, Utica and
Mount Clemens.
Games were the diversion Of
the afternoon. The honor guest
won the distinction Of dressing
the best bride In one game,
while Mrs. Marion Reindel and
Mrs. Margaret Hammond won
top score in other games. Mrs.
Alice Bannow won house prize.
SARAH JANE and Lois Ken
nedy, students 1t Michigan State
College 1t Ypsilanti, are spend
Ing the weekend with their par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Ken.
nedy. Rev. Kennedy's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. kennedy,
are visiting another son and
daughter-in-law, Rev. and Mrs.
c. D. Kennedy. in Sandusky.
Mich.
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Carol Ann Irvine Becomes Bride Of Staff Sergt Obensha
Couple Leave for East
After Wedding Dinner

read the SERVES a q cie3oek 4 i
the presence Of = small 1SoU1r g. !
relatives. Ssrgt. Obong11obt4
parents, Mr.. and Mrs.. Joln1
Obenshain came from t1ote
home in Georgetown, KY ~
the event. The brides porpo1o
and srandmother, Mr.. varnlaep
Eowers; her aunt, Miss Myteo
Bowers; Mr.. and Mrs. John 0op&
ret and MIR. and Mr.. AYvid 81
gran of Birmingham, relastveG
of the bridegroom. formed 80
group. "A!
The bride wore . rose w0c1'
dress trimmed with se6-eo3pe
braid, and black accessories. Hne
flowers were white orchids. N
Gene Irvine was her sisteeU
only attendant, in blue wco
trimmed with luggage tan -
nail-heads. Her accesSortes 1870
brown and her 0owers oleo'
orchids,
John B. Obenshain Of Flint.
brother of Sergt. Obenshein,
was best man. y,
4. wedding dinner for ~ 49,
place at Gordon's Grill. Nobog4
{ table was centered with II
bridal arrangement q vnte,l
chrysanthemurns and snapdENut
ons in q low oval contsinex. v
Immediately after the 49,.
ding dinner. SGT. and Mn. On
shain left for : few dAyt -
ding trip. before going -
New York, where tho - -
groom will report tor duey
Tuesday. 81!
The bride Is Z Mount c.
High school graduate. an1 ~
Obenshain was Stattono
some time II Selfridgo IA
leaving in late June Tor ~ -
ern post. \. 81 IA
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-07
Couple Wed
ThisWorni;no

BETTY MUMEA, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Mumea of
New street, became the bride of
Leonard Lovalvo, seaman third
class, u S. Coast Guard, in the
rectory of Sacred Heart Catholic
Church in Roseville this morn
ing.
The wedding took place at II
o'clock, only q few hours after
the bridegroom arrived from his
Coast Guard base at Manhattan
Beach, N. Y, and the couple
will leave for the East late this
afternoon.
The bride was simply dressed
in a biege wool tailored frock,
with which she wore brown &C
cessories and q corsage of gar
denias. She was attended by
Alice Hipkins, who wore blue
wool with touches of white, and
wine accessories. Her flowers
were q gardenia and baby
NUNS.
The bridegroom, who Is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Lo-
valvo of Erin Township, was at
tended by John Giacalona Of
Center Line.
Both mothers chose dark
dresses. and wore corsages Of
pink and white bebe NUNS.
A wedding breakfast was
held at the brides parents
home for Is relatives and close
friends. -
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-07
Patriotic Party

JOHN HELD, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur Held, whose ninth
birthday anniversary was on
Thursday. A patriotic party
Friday afternoon celebrated the
occasion, the dinner table being
conferred with cake decorated
like drum, and surrounded by
q full military unit Of miniature
soldiers. A red, white and blue
color scheme was used, and the
youngsters arrived in soldier,
sailor, marine and drum major
uniforms. Guests included Carl
Pingel, Raymond Koth, Walter
and Joyce Engelbrecht, Joy
Ballantine, James Frederick,
George Carpenter, and Charles
Chevalier.
MRS. BERNARD WARNER
whose birthday anniversary Is
today.
RNOLD ROCKENSUESS
upon his birthday anniversary
today.
RICHARD PAUL VOLKEN-
ANT, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Volkenant, IS Gallup avenue,
who will be / year old tomor-
row.
MR.. AND MRS. WAYNE
ADA1R Of 1913 New street, up-
on their 18th wedding ami.
versary today.
ROBERT JOHN KANDT.
whose 18th birthday annivers-
ary will be Sunday.
EVELYN KERNER, 12S Clin-
ton River drive, whose birthday
anniversary will be Sunday.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-07

REFLECT ID for the 18th
term as president of the sew
enth district of Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union, Is Mrs.
Genie Martin of Deford, at
elections held at the close Of
the 62nd annual convention at
the Methodist Church here yes
terday.
Mrs. Deford reappointed Mrs.
Mary Hayes o Lapesr q vice.
president at large. Mrs. Mary
Dennis Of May lille was reflect
ed treasurer, and Mira Mary
James Of Mount Clemens was
reelected recording secretary.
Mrs. Merle Landon Of Marlette
is q new officer - correspond
ing secretary.
Highlights Of Fridays ses-
sions of the two-day gathering.
at which the local union was
hostess, included the pred-
dents message by Mrs. Def0rd.
She urges the formation Of 10y
nj Temperance Legions in every
community. to sponsor alcohol
education.
Mrs. Ruth Losie Of Port HUI
ron, director Of alcohol educa-
ton, gave q demonstration and
talk, and district directors were
appointed. Mrs. james read the
journal, and music for the ses-
sion was Z vocal solo. NY
Task. by Ashford, sung BY
Mrs. Harold Hayward.
Am ong the di. .inguished
guests at the convention were