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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-07
MISSIONARY SPEAKS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES churches
in North Carolina are hearing very
stimulating addresses from one OF
the missionaries to China, Mr.. Leon
ard j. Christian. He spoke last week
in Burlington and Durham. He is
convinced that nov is the time for
the missionary cause not to retreat
but to 60 forward"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-07
CHURCH OF GOD
South Henderson

J. II. Daniel, pastor.
10 a. m.-Sunday school, Sam
Leonard, superintendent. j. b. llud-
SON, Bible class teacher.
II a, m.-Prcaching by the pastor.
6 p. MY. p. f., Miss Daisy Leo
nard, president. Group |, J. {. Cup
ton, captain; Group 2, Sam Leonard,
captain, Junior group captain, Mrs.
J. c. Gupton. Group l will have
charge of the program Sunday eVc-
ming at 6 o'clock. The public is in
,'ited.
7 p. m.-EVangclistic message b.
the Rev. G.. l.. StilWell, Of Warren
.on.
All are invited.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-07
rtr~,n.SS Girls Meet.

Tho Hu=ju~ss Girls circle of tn,
p.yf-l Church will meet wit
Nv, Ednand Brodle at 325 Charlie.
street. Monday evening at Ht'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-07
CnN Visit Here

". George Cow and daughter,
r.,s. ,n.lIca ht>, Long Island. have
y. @ei mn Henderson to visit Mrs.
p.Feuts. Mr. and Mrs. w. p.
psrram
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-07
%Suubean:S Meet.

The Sunbeam band of the FIrS'
p mis-. r.lurh Will hold its rcgula,
,q.t.a. Sunday morning at i
.rr1f. q. the primary department
y .hr L---nh.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-07

operation with the North Carolina
Commission ON Intcrracial Coopcra-
ton, a pamphlet has been printed
emphasizing the need and the OPP
portunity Of this occasion.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-07
pa4urr>to NjddlcbUrg.

,r s Is. La,sltcr has rcturnee
W." t.a., lu Allddleburg after un-
. ~ treatment at Maria Par
".7 h, .p.l.l for the past week.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-07

" E1Im and J. Il. T"lbcrt re
J. ,nr~ morning from New iori
...l| trav have been this week on
", b-vug IMP.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-07
Doing Nicely.

Mrs., Eimus TWisdalc is reported
aojn2 nicely at Maria Parham hos
P.'3I, whore she recently underwent
an operation.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-07
FARM
MEET HERE MONDAY

Agriculture workers from Vance.
Granville, Warren, Franklin and
Wake counties will meet in llender
son Monday night at 7:30 O'Clock
daylight saving time), in tn o1ilc'
of County Farm Agent J. W. Sand
ers to perfect plans for the "Nlctor%
garden" campaign which is to be car
ried ond uring the week throughout
the state.
Representatives of the State EN-
tension Service are TO be present and
viii be in charge of the meeting.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-07

'' ' "'''
The topic for the mornings ser
vice is The Fin Word; in tf>
evening. he pastor viii speak Oh
Setting Up a Tent.
Sunday:
$50 Baptist Hour, WPTF.
9.15 Sunday school.
II Sunbeam Band meeting Il,
church.
II Worship.
$50 Training UniGn-S. M. Cro"~
Il r viii lead the forum discussion
Cor tho seniors. This is the second
Of q sorics Of four.
80 Worship.
This is Girls Auxiliary Focus
Weck-Fcbruary &15.
Monday.
3:45 Junior Girls Auxiliary will
have lis regular meeting with Edith
Poso Greene.
7:45 Business Girls Circle viii
meet with Mrs. Edmund Rrodic a
the home of hey mother, Mrs. J. H.
Bum. on Charles street,
8 Shay Phil thea class will meet
in the ladies parlor. Hostcssas Will
be Mrs. I, R. Tippett, Mrs. W. H.
Hester. Jr.. Mrs. G. H. Davis, Mrs.
f. a. Jackson, Mrs. H. f. Burgess,
and Mrs. f. G.. Collins.
Tuesday:
3:45 Junior Royal Ambassador
chaDter meets at the church.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-07

John has a frishtfully bad tam-
per"
Yes: and he isn't in the least
,amiable when he loses it,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-07
CONGRATULATIONS
A Son

4 SOn
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Brame. route
D. henderson, announce the birth oil
d son, Lawrence Leonard, on Janu-
oFy 80, 1912, at their home. Mothe,
ana son e said to be doing very
nicely.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-07
CADMIUM BANNED

Raleigh, Feb. 7.-(AP)-Dr. Car
7. Reynolds, state health officer, an
bounced today that the office of pro-
ductlon management had banned tn
use of cadmium in the manufacture
t food containers.
Dr.. Reynolds recently warned
householders against the Use D
utensils plated with cadmium, afte".
he said, NUMEROUS cases of tooC
poisoning had been traced TO TIN
iOurCe.
kykNnRs<-4~
so you really saw a ghost Die
he ghost have anything to say
eyes; but I couldn't U10-~an"
. ! r"v"" learned any of the deao
Ian
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-07
HOLY INNOCENTS EPISCOPAL

HOLY INNOCENTS EPISCOPAL
ScXag6sima.
Second Sunday before Lent.
Rev. |. w. Hughes, rector.
100 Holy Communion.
9:t5 Church school.
~ Mems Bible class.
II Morning prayer and sermon.
$50 Y. p. S. l..
7:30 Evening prayer and sermon.
st. Johns Mission, North Hcndcr-
. o'clock, service and sermon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-07

The ruhlic mind is educated quick
y by events; slowly by reason.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-07

J.. Frank Apple. minister.
9:l5 a. m. Church school.
II Morning worship, subject:
performing Our Vows Com
munion will be observed at this
1--we.
Evening worship, sermon top
Mid-Week service Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock new time.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-07
FIRST BAPTIST

r Norflcct Gardner, pastor.
The topic for the mornings or
vice is The Fin | Word'; in tir
evening. he pastor viii speak Oh
Setting Up a Tent,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
7 Teams Catch
Up With Eagles

CHICAGO. March 10 GNS). ~
The Harlem Globe TrottcrS anC
the Grumman Flyers today Joined
the defending champion Detroi
Eagles in the ScmlGnalS Of IN,
worlds championship professional
basketball tournament
Tho TrottGrS defeated tho She
boygan. WIS. Redskins, 81 10 81
last night Rosie Hudson scorcC
- points for tho winners and PAU
Sokody got nine for the losers.
Tho Flyers. from Long Island
y. Y, beat a rcyamped Chicago
Bruins quintet in the evening
second battle, 1888. coming from
behind after trailing, 20 10 -. AT
the half I'm tonightS Scmifinal
battle, tho Grummans viii meet
the Eagles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
WaIIi(k and Russell
Top Fairview Card

Leo Wallick, former junior
heavyweight champion and expo
nent of the pile-driver finisher, viii
meet Rebel Russell, belligcrcnt
TenneSsean, in the two in three
fall. hour, time limit wrestling
headlincr in Fairvicw Gardens to-
night. Walter Roxy, another for
mcr champion. will meet George
Council in the two in three fall
Scmi-windup while Lou Kline OPP
posed Ed BogarSki. the bearded
Russian. in the first event at $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
.zivit Scores TK0
For Home Town Folk

PITTSBURGH March 10 ms.
-Fritzie Civic. the former weller
weight champion, is sure today
that he isn't washed up. after
scoring "A technical knockout over
Icy Jannazzo of New York in the
fifth round Of their scheduled To-
round bout here last night in
FritZie'S home town.
Civic closed Jannazzo's right eye
in the fourth and the New York
fighters manager, Chris Dundee,
refused TO let him come out for
the fifth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
FIRPO FOOLS HIM

Dempsey THOUGHT he had il,
own pat. When the bell rang for
he first round At the Polo Grounds
10Th banged away with rights and
rlrpo. with astonishing speed beat
he great champion 10 tho punch
When Firr.o let sU>e that rCh'
handler, he didn't sweep for The
BODY. Instead ne brought II ~
with almoS, the same peculiar
motion and the blow landed witt
a rcsoundng Chug against Dcmp-
sey's blue chm brlStl,S
Itwa>ade Wish punch and III.
champion fell IN and graSpeC
Firpo about the middle and mo-
mentarly sacged until his knees
almost touched the canvas Then
began the drama over which Be
lasco had raycd Seven times n
went down did Firpo Often
Dempsey. under the rules then m
vogue. stood right over The Wild
Bull waiting for HIM 10 get up
Dempsey often remarked that q
fight is a fight and the business
al hand is 90 lick the other fellow
punch all the fight out ~ him
falling back on John l.. SullIvan's
battle motto NEVER LET
THE OTHER FELLOW GEL
STARTED
Abou, DcnpScy'S impron1p'u
sprawl INTO the press row, he
wasn't PUNCHED through the
ropes. he was PUSHED, You hear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
Fifth Place. Stanley
Cup Seen for Wings

First however, Adams wants 10
make certain of fifth place by
taking one Of the weekend games
with CanadicnS. Just one either
the game at Montreal Saturday
night or the one here Sunday and
Detroit viii have fifth place.
Fifth place is So important "a
the Wings because il would give
them the advantage of home ice in
the final game of the first round
series should il 90 20 three games
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
M20ate4k4t'
R44 KpE IGoE,
Firpo Fought Dempsey Only 4 Minutes,
But What a Thrill Packed BrawI

David Belasco once told me tina
if ever il was within his capabili
ties 10 put a ring fight behind TN
footlightS, he would try perhaps
and no doubt fail utterly. 10 insti
the gripping drama of Dempsey
slaughter of Firpo, the Wild Bul
Of the Punpas."
Belasco did well 10 talk Of tina
drama OF dramas. | doubt that h,
or any other play builder coult
have infused the tenseneSs, tn
heart-gripping, the fury of tina
savage international title bou
which lasted barely four minutes
all told.
Visiting DempSeyS training CAM
at Tom Luther's White Sulphur
Springs y miles out of Saratoga
had had a dare TO go on The
road with Dempsey.
DEMPSEY GETS LOWDOWN
"Guess well do away with
road work this morning. Hype.
Let's run over what this fellow
Firpo has. I've never seen him
you know" said Dempsey. what
has he gOt:"
"WeIl," / began "he's quite
ungainly yet he has tremendous
power and he can knock you out
n he belts you with his best
punch"
"Nhat II Ii like-hOw does she
go:" asked the champion
1T II peculiar right hand
swing for the heart. ribs or
stomach. He clubs with IL.
swinging sidewise at you with
the gripped glove turned palm
up"
] carefully illustrated how Firp
delivered this blow. Firpo haC
told me that he had been a woods
man IN his native Argentine anC
had developed the punch while
cutting the heavy underbrush witt
a glorGed bowie knife
'Show me the punch again.
Slow motion. DO IL In sections
40 that I'll get the whole drift
OF it," exclaimed Dempsey
Once more tins time with mo
ticulouS cxactl'udc ! went through
the rhythm OF the punch Dcmp
Sey drank IN every move, Their
he said suddenly:
"Swell. I've got every hit Of
il now. Let him try that side
wheeler and I'll knock his Span
ish brains out with left hook,
the like OF which he never en-
countcred." said Dempsey IN his
~ NJ. NOl.l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10

Jack Adams thinks his Red
Wings can win The Stanley Cup
but first he'd like 10 have them
clnch fifth place
II may seem bit optimistic for
a club that is fighting for fifth
place 10 have it's eyes on the
Stanley Cup. But il doesn't seem
odd 10 Adams. whose boys have
knocked over the Toronto Maple
Leafs. Now York Rangers and
Boston Bruins in their charge
down the National League stretch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10

''f'f'' -'t''i a. i'i' = rFfl
JASYV-I332o los. Campau Park Free 4
LnOhi Cont. from 3 80 Cesar Romern
Carole lands 4 CE>TIENi> Al
HEART TANKS \ MILLION Gleason
LINCOLN p' ro'' stree street M M., y.-..
"BI8TH OF TIN BI.tES." Andy Deyine
Dick Fora7 THE KID FROM KANSAS"
LlNIULN PARk Free Parknr H@mrhre'
Bacari, Mary Astor. 'THE NtITE>E PA
COS "TANkS \ MILLION" J. Gleason
LINWOOD La SALE, . Ii% 9 20 p :.
Humrhrey Rocart Mary Astor IN "THr
MALTESE F>LCO>." ID Lup.ro roui,
I00p-Michigan at Cass. Open - Hours 4
T.n,,s N Rr aT I" roui so H1 BSs.
"THt MAJ FROM 'HEiE>NE."
MADlS0N-""od"ard- circu, IN. On. ':sl
Timos. Plus Tax Spencer Tracy NORTH
WEST PASSAGE" Technico'or. y EDDY.
jeanette NacDo0slf N NEW MOON
MAN-R0YA OAK -oi e. Pa, PAX Ere Free
John PAYNE "WETK-rND ~ H,N,Na."
SONS II THE Dust" Late War News.
MAJESTIC -"% CS.. a. at WINS v - pa
Muland. Claude'ts Colbert ">klIARk. -
">TORK PAYS OFF" Make Rosenhljom
MARTHA WESTINGHOUSE Soc ,. c'% = "a :,
'THE Rat WHISPERS CNe.'e- Morris T.
Merk"l TO-DAY HiNG." Mona Barrie.
MAYINE-Nack at Bald"i" ~. iaie =
'Hhh'b open . 81 American Beauty
lLrrerw7re' Dennis Morgan lane W'7't
KISSES FOR BRFNKIt>T." "TNNk~
MILLION, James clemson VIM TRACY
MAYFAIQ-woodvard.tIlot Park free n
hh hia omen All eh' Cesar Romero.
HEART J. Gleason. TANKS \ MILLION. >
-MehindaIc. onkwood nt Allen r
WILL VI l-osto Free Parking 900
Date Thcq,er ADtr r. Ed, Plus Tav
CHILDREN Zoe Pius TsV
NEI-MolNlndaie. oakvcod at ,nen 4
HiLb Ono0 r - ABBOTT a Costello.
"kFLP M HNING." Ann 'h.rr.
Eleanor Powell r vlrr "IADN 81
GOOD" Disnc, "Pluto's Dream House -
MERCURY-s'@%S,e'tf,sr, : Is $40" "
Co.. car, Iy ,n 49,, NsT0 .p, o. ~
SONS ~ THE DUST" Plus "WEEk-END
~ UNN'NA." ALEC Fave John Favne.
MFRCJlRY BLOSSOMS N THt
HLhNUhi Dust Sfr-fs S. u oi.
"NTFE-TNn II HtNNNA,"
starts s 3D. $50 J. "
NICHICAN-Basley. Grand River >'enne
HiiIlliUh' Doors Omen f0.4S A "
Dorothy Lamour in TIRE FLtk1s N"
with william Holden Eddie Bra7'te1.
Jimmy Dorsey and His Band Also George
Bren, IN "iNTERNATIONAL LADY
WIDT0WN-Thlrd at Canheid. Park Free
NilDIOWN Techn.c1lor's IGreates' Tri-
uwuh Enrol Flynn and Ten star Cast IN
"RORIN HOOD" Grant HirNarfg EVELYN
Nenahle IVY OH kENTIJki HOME. "
NInWAV-Schscfer at Mich OR sOso 4
HhiDHhl Omen 1f.t5 4 " Ida funin0
Louis HAYWARD LADIES ~ RFTIRt
NENT." VIM Gargan, SEALED lips"
T01iN Moran at Ferry
-V.NtN Oper 3 IS
"sAn MN or MISSOURI" with WaSne
Morris. "HONOLt ~ L." Lupe Veier
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
Pin DeadIine Extended

Roseville Recreation today an
nounced extension of the entry
deadline for the Sportsmen's Bowl
ing Sweepstakes until March Ia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
TO-DAY At ~ y e,u, Fey. Fsxo ,!I MOVIE

GRANADA -"s .,',. Ware" at junction
W. Pldseon. "BIO>sOM> IN THE III ST"
GRAND Woodward, at Grand
ohn''D oreu Noon. PARK Free
John Pa5 r "THn sSiL.nK." %.,h
Ciau1et'e Colbert and i.aS Midland.
CRANDE " jefferson VI. 2-i:i7 r
uAn'DL Matinee Daily 70 l2 +. VI
Mary Aston THE MtI1EsE FALCo> :"
Plus THE BIG STORE" Marx Bros.
G8ANT-Rm"s'eIl' near Ho'hrook =
Carson. "GIO>>0M> ~ THt t>T :"
u >ENPE(TED JNCLt." Anne shirley.
GREAT LAKES G ran t River c,,, :
",lrS * >'I mn LIE" Ga'e',a Y 2SaSs
GREENW00D-Hs%naiI'qs" at West Kirby
THE PERFECT sNOB" Frances Laog
ford in "sWI>G IT, SOLDIER"
UAppER-Iiarper at Lakewood AR. i0s0 +
hmm Lh open 6:15. Park Free Clark
Gable. Lana Turner. "H0Nki TONk. -
W G. Fields Glora Jean in "NENER
GIVE SUCKER An EVEN BREAK. -
HAZEL PARK--John X. at Nine Mile Rd. +
hLhL H'h Humphrey B0gart, Mary
Astor. "IHE MALTE,E FALCON" Plus
HIGHLAND PARK Sas, Woodward . % :" I, . =
Ida Lupino. Louis Hayward in LADIES
~ RETIREMENT" Plus ROAD AGENT
Entire New Show Starts AT Midnight.
HULLfW0JD Omen 9 '" 20 ' 70 MitnIS s Frs =
Parking. jeanette Macdonald Gene Ray
mond IN "SNIIIN' 1HROt GIL" Plus
go WEST lOt Nc LADY" r. Singleton.
u0MC-si2t Cbene st. r
hoIuL Dennis Morgan. Jane Wyatt IN
1 "kIS>E> FOR BREAKFAST" Plus
BORROWED HERO" with Florence Rice.
HOOVER @S.s "'s' ~ %'' H Az. sSs. 100,
PARACHUTE BATTALION" Rob,. Pres
ton. Plus "THE GAY FALCON. with
George Sanders. Selected shorts.
IMPERIAL 1880 Michigan Avenue
Irene Dunno IN 'NFINI>HED 81 >I>E>s.
PlIs Gene Autry in SIERRA SUI"
IpIS-aslt p. Cd. Blvd. TR. I-ss35 4
ihlo open 5:i5. Hot oven Tulip Din
netware. Park Free VIM Gargan IN
MID LIS Plus THE MAN
FROM tHEiE>NE," with Roy Rogers
IRVNC-2I2so Fenkeu Ave. RI. eSes
hii'u Dennis Morgan. Jane Wyatt
KISSES FOR BKEAkFAST" Robert
Preston IN 'PARACHt II BATTALION
March of Time Our America at War
IEEEEpCnN-ll00 last Jefferson Ayenu,
jill LhoVN Gene AUtry IL
SIERRA SUE" Lloyd Nolan in ut,
MI THAT TOWN" Dick Tracy vs.
Crime 'Iiere Comes the Cavalry"
KlNC-5Si7 thene ~. 1
hi''o Open ~ = " Irene Dunno. Robt
Montgomery. Ell unfinished BUSINESS. =
BAD MN or MI>>Ot RI" r Morgan
KRlMCp-Michigan at Thirty-nfh ~.
hhhIlLh George Sanders. Wendy Barrie
DATE WITH THE FtICON." Wayne
Morris. Irene Rich THREE Sons a.
81 ~" Shell Rose Dinnerware . Ladies'.
KpIE-W oodward, mr.. G-Nile TO. s-iIiO 4
hhiI Open p. ". Park Free Joel McCrea
Marv Roland. 'NOJT TAKES 4 FLING
THREE GIRLS ABOUT TOWN." Joan
Blondell, p. Barnes. Disney's "Fire Chief. -
IiREWn0D-I4e4a y. Jefferson lie. 1893 +
LAhEWUJDopen SIS. Ida Lupino. Louis
Hayward N Noet Breath Taking In Its
Terrific Suspense "ItDl IN RETIRE
ME$T." Dennis Morgan. Jane Wyman
RAD MEN OF Ni>SoI RI" Also COMEDY.
LANCASTER-iO's' West 'ener, SON, =
Clark Gaole. Lana Turner IN "HoNKY
TO>k." THREE SONS ~ Guns" with
Wavn' Morris Tom Brown
IhSVV-i332o los Campau Park Free r
Lnohi Cont. from 80 Cesar Romern.
Ca-ole lands 4 GENTLEMAN AT
HEART TANKS \ MILLION Gleason
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10

silly yarns that we news writers
saved Dcmpscy'S title by pushing
him back into the ring. He va,
weaving in front Of tho middle
rope when FIrpo let H. for his
head
When Dempsey wcavcd. the
blow caught him ON the chest IL
merely Tipped over the middle
strand as ne was pushed of bal
ance. I'll match my trained ring
eye with any mans and THAT
really IS what happened He was
not unconscious or anything like
IL.
One thing concerning tho great
extravaganza Will always remain
with my memory and | mention it
as proof that men had gone stark
mad with each succeeding punch.
Usually | had an old and trusted
telegraph operator n my loft This
night they had sent q yoTngStcr
10 do my telcGraphing INTO the
Morning World
After the seventh knockdoWn
turned 10 say something 10 the
operator and he was GONE, What
20 do now. Then I felt an I'M
comfortable pressure on my left
hand ! looked al il and diSCoV-
cred a pair Of feet Looking up.
thre he was STANDING on MY
HAND AND / HADN'T even
felt IL,
(This is the eighth in Hypc
Tgoe'S series OF. the 20 creates
tights he has seen in TepoTtC-
Jsi career covering almost
years. Tomorrow he tells o.
Spider Kelly and the Jackson
Nall bz,,fa -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
rLST rNn-llslo I. Leifer.on IL. ssIs =

MOL L'D Attention. Lad eS o
Windmill Pattern Ovcn-Tested Dinnerware
To-day, "Wednesday - DAYS.. THIS WEEK.
OVERSIZE DINNER PLATE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10

C'NDFRFI i-Er'' i.''r- 'on NJ toplln
OLtDCRLLLh open u - noon Bette
DAVIS 30 TIN HNN Ni'o tNNI 80
Di%NIK" Tr y 'fy Gr7.Ie l#''f Ma
'u-e mn ~ NN,E tP 80 NNIlNG."
+ nC' = ". ~ -rr1 Nal. .v So -
~ D.-n . ~ q" Ns,ei r.t.i0l
r-.'.t.a.. ..-....,.. ''''''k' EpSi..' 81. o.
Field. "NINIR CIV >UCkFR ~
ENEN BREAK" Disnsy's Pantry Pirate
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-16
Twelve Bellies Plan
Semi-AnnuaI Dinner

PLANS for the semi-annua
dinner party and the welcoming
OF new member, Mrs. Orville
Zorn, highlighted the meeting
of the Twelve Bellies Club last
evening at Mrs. Clayton Rosso' S
home.
The dinner will be held at the
Stockholm in Detroit on May
s.
Card prize was won by Mrs.
Floyd Hockin. Mrs. Floyd Ros-
so, Jr. will entertain the club
next, on April 20.
DR.. AND MRS. G.. E. MOORE
will have as their week end
guests, DR.. and Mrs. Paul Kueb-
Ter and children, Mary Jane and
Robert, of Toledo. DR.. and Mrs.
Moore are quietly celebrating
their 2lst wedding anniversary
today.
THE WCTU WILL MEET
TUESDAY evening, April 81
with Mrs. Herbert Jones, 80
Hubbard avenue, at 8 o'clock.
All members are urged to be
present.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-16
Events
THURSDAY. April, IS

MOUNT CLEMENS Business Girls party members and
friends at the home of June Flory "a Moser place
att pm.
WATCHFUL CIRCLE at Kings Daughters Home at 30 I'm
EIGHTH ANNUAL dinner of Metropolitan Auxiliary, at
Medea clubrooms, at
GROCERY GAMES party at Dickinson school, sponsored
Dickinson PTA, at pm
REBEkAH INITIATION and meeting, in Barron hall at
WV GAMES PARTY in Veterans Hail. at 8 pm
ZION EVANGELICAL Brotherhood, church at % m
GIRLS MISSIONARY Group of the Methodist Church
nermeeting at the home of Barbara Nicholson 90
LodeWyck avenue, at $50 pm.
FRIDAY, APRIL II
CIRCLE TWO of Womens Guild of Zion Evangelical Church.
at the parish house at 2
YOUTH DANCE in ST Mary's clubrooms by
committees Of st. Louis and st. Peters meow 80 to
1870 pm
GROUP TWO of Trinity Lutheran Church. q home of
Mrs. John Hickman, Little road, at ais pm
GROUP ONE, WSCS OF Methodist Church, at the home of
Mrs. A. b Jenne, 1874 Robertson street, a. 80 pm
&C CLASS of Gilbert Memorial Baptist Church chicken
supper in the church parors, at $50 pm.
GROUP TWO, WSCS at the home of Mrs. Hermann at
2 pm.
GAMES PARTY Zion Evangelical parors sponsored
by Junior Young Peoples League, at 8
ALPHA AND OMEGA CLASS of Gilbert Memorial Baptist
Church, at the home of Miss Hazel Richards I52 Dick
inson street, at 7:30 pm.
DANCE in Grace parish house, sponsored by Episcopal
Young Peoples League, at pm
RUMMAGE SALE at 81 South Broadway, City News
sponsored by Business and Professional Women's Club
Henry Miller, % South Wilson boulevard at 23O pm
RED CROSS First Aid, Mount Clemens High school at
7:3O pm.
IOOF. in Barron Hall. at
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Important Meeting Set
for Monday Evening

AN IMPORTANT MEETING
of the Womens Society of Chris
tan Service Of the Methodist
Church will take place on Mon
day, April 90, when Mrs. Will
liam Ale, president of the De
troit conference Of WSCS, will
be speaker. Tea Will be served
at the close of the meeting.
Mrs Ale, who is Detroit
T e 5 d ent, has been most
active in the work of setting up
the units of WSCS in all the
churches of the Detroit confer
enCe.
The local Women's Society
of Christian Service has many
units, including the four divi-
sons of the former Ladies Aid
Society; We Sleyan League;
Methodist Guild; Carrie Lunger-
hansen Missionary Society; and
the Young Girls Missionary So
ciety, These societies all meet
individually once a month, with
their own officers presiding. On
the third Monday they meet to-
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gether in the larger group,
WSCS.
Local president is AIRS. James
Jackson. Mrs. Emory Albee is
program chairman, and it is
through her efforts that Mrs.
Ale's visit has been arranged.
Committee in charge of re-
freshments is composed of %
members with Mrs. Walter
Kruse as general chairman. Mrs.
Roy Nicholson is in charge of
table appointments; Mrs. Joseph
Taylor, flowers.
Mrs. William Rosso and Mrs.
Dunning Idle will preside at
the tea-table.
ALICE ALLEN, formerly of
the True Art Beauty Shop has
reopened the North enue
Beauty Shop.
MRS. HOWARD GROAT en-
tertained the members of her
card club last evening at her
home. There were IL in attend
ance.
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Assistant Arrives TO Aid
in Program at USO Club

A RECENT ADDITION to the
local USO Club on Broadway
is Helen f. Baker of Battle
Creek, who has come to assist
Willard O'Keefe, director, in the
broad program of activities the
USO Club offers service men
here.
Miss Baker comes by her in
terest in people naturally, being
one of five children. "As mid
die man in the group, she de
veloped an early love of sports
which led her, after graduation
from ST Philips High school in
Battle Creek, TO take a physical
education course in Battle Creek
College.
She spent six years in the
Battle Greek Civic recreation