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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21

well nigh universal among the hun
dreds of thousands who have made
the long trip across the State and
down the outer banks to Manteo.
For some, of course, it was just Z
trip and another theatrical. But fo,
the vast majority 1t was an event.
and that goes for both the pageant
and the trip down by the sea and the
fellowship with the Roanoke Island
people, as fine a lot of folks Z.
strangers ever Gang to know, even
If only casually.
For our own part, we made the
"Trip two different and
would like it again. Actually, there i
something in the atmosphere and
surroundings in all that coastal coun-
Try that inStillS in one the v~carning
to GO again and again.
Maybe the duration" means a
lapse of only one ummer for The
Lost Colony. At least lovers of the
romantic region VIII desire it that
way. for many reasons. The Virginia
Dare drama has something deep and
gripping IN it. The islanders have
learned about hospitality. Here's
hoping the suspension will not be
for long.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

Dtdtt Oh Nbflh aroma.
County of Vance:
The undersigned having qualified
as administrator of the Estate OF
J. F. Strickland, late of Vance Coun-
ty, North Carolina. this is notice to
all persons having claims agalns.
said estate to present them to the
undersigned administrator in Hen
dersOn, North Carolina, ON or before
the 18th day of April, 1913, or this
notice Will be pleaded in bar of any
recovery. All persons indebted t.
said estate will please make imme-
diate settlement.
This the 10th day of April, 1912.
d. Il. HALE,
Administrator of the Estate of
J. +. Strickland.
l6-23-30-7-14-2l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21
Prosperity Peaks

Increasing payro..~. m9re aour~ %.
work. declining unemployment and
a -narrn.rta .-Ie<l5g 1, W.r orders S
the Language used by The Associated
Press ID. ae-cl.be rae ~a1uM30- IT.
d}.s-e.8I rec. aa" being ->ct-u -t4.-
United State at the present time.
The an,...-al Is that OF fin. National
Indu-tgls4 Conference Board, not al
3Ipbabetjca' agency but a private
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21

The Japanese people, according /.
editorial, are enjoying a fearful!
around the Corncr'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21
WANT ADS
Get Results

FOR GOOD REBUILT SECOND
hand or new furniture come to Il.
4. SatterWhite and Sons, near Fire
Station. l9-tf
HOME 'FRONT.' MILEAGE MUST
be maintained. even increased
through retrcadlng. Let lis retread
your shoes. Phone G38. We call for
and deliver. GrIssom's Shoe Shop.
l3-tt
SEVERAL GOOD USED ELECTRIC
Ranges, ~Retrlgcrators and ON
Stoves. New and used Battery and
Electric Radios. See us for your
Electrical Needs. Henderson Book
Co. Phone ITO. 26-tt
WHEN IT'S QUALITY GROCERIES
fresh western meats and fresh
fruits or vegetables at live an0
let live prices, try Herbert's Vel
low Front, phone 439. Free de-
livery. ll-1f
OLD SHOES-LIkE OLD FRIENDS,
always YEA best. Let u rebuild
your old shoes without losing their
comfort. Phone Al. We call for
and deliver. Norwich Shoe Repair.
IL
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21

WANT ADS
Get Result,
FARMERS, HAVE you pporu
ed your crops against 'ColhCr-
wind damage Insure ri, ,'lI and
satisfactory settlement, Us ir
Department, Citizen, paaT-luidnte
Trust Company. '"'N and
TWO UNFURNISHED Ro0,,r
rent. Call 4l7-W. 0'o FOR
PIP
EVERY BEAUTY SERVICE
ern Shop-Experlenced NOD.
Centrally located. Phone S1'd'ora
appointment. BrIdgers I Wv ii
Shop, over Pa:ker's Drup oeauty
28-t
WE SPECIALIZE IN ~
kinds of body and fender y
pan "olh' Motor Sales On
~,rr,- -
~ aa., ~ NHhhk. ApPIY
N'i''' ifo'ei III.
YOUR INSURANCE fc -
offensive when you are lnres I'M
,nro D,an,, MUTUAL lnSur.
| po,ds a,a III wan Savings
Cotnr ",''',P9' lhone 800.
~ agency. 2l-tt
nno DNn I'N2AI FOR OF.
aniro -, ro'b fl,.''' building. In
TolonLn,o and Ii,.''' carolina
"'' ''I'eiaph Co.
EVENING r-,..-
th,,r',oh tNNHANGED
ah u,i,i O. oai','% hub lat
,h S'''t ,' exchange
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Wa az iluiiL9l QUALITY
San r'Hesl prices IN town.
Tn. p"E,"S your pant.
lV,nha ce7 w. lHohe b96,
lit
FOR SANITARY DRTNKIrr OWN
a''u r"p u'spellSelS Phone 81.
~ haa, ',i'iT once supply
LILY cups. s-tf
FOR SALE 1911 OIDyZ7nD1-
u,dran'af, do D~'I''NIObiLL
mics, WilllC fln1NlCl the. lipndd
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21

FOR RENT: ONE ROOM For ~
tice. III Telephone BuiIdinp J l..
CURE at Cashier aItlcc, Carolina
Telephone and Telegraph Co. ''''
l6-6f,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21

YOUR INSURANCE IS ON ~
offensive when you are nver,i tnl
your dividend from Mutual InS''.
nee Premiums IN War Sarjn.
Bonds and Stamps. Phone s ts'
Gates Insurance Agency o0I,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21

The henderson Daily Dispatch Is a
membe. + The Associated Press,
Southc.l. Newspaper Publishers AS
sociatuu AID the North Carolina
Pres Isolation.
The ~ rio-ed Press Is exclusively
.ntitlec FL use COR republication al.
news "I.ut'rnaS credited to Il or not
othernlsc .,edIreQ II this paper, and
slso the .aea. news published herein
Al r5g.t- w. publication f specja.
dispatcnr, hareiu are also reserved
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21

WANTED: NIGHT CLERK Apn7,.
n person. Vance Hotel >, "a
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21

TRY US-CAlL Us. WE CALL FOR
and deliver shoe repairing, Our
work is extra good. We have plenty
of rubber heels. Phone 246-J. Car
DINA Shoe Shop. Att
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21

WE SPECIALIZE IN ~
kinds of body and fender ~
pair work. Motor Sales e.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21

WANTED, WORK BY MAN OVER
draft age, good references. Reply
to No. 100, care Henderson Dally
Dispatch. 1871
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21

VITA VAR HIGHEST QUAIJTy
paints at the lowest prices in town
See us before buying your paint
Tanner Roofing Co. Phone GAS
Wyche st. ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21

WANTED EXPERIENCED TRUCK
driver ior permanent Job, Mus.
come we'll recommended ana BE-
able to read and write. Address
"DriNer', care Dispatch. 1881
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21

EVERY BEAUTY SERVICE
ern Shop-ExperIenced HloO-
Centrally located. Phone p Saar
appointment. BrIdpere TVO l9l
Shop over Pa:ker's Drug Store lau''
1911
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21

FOR SANITARY DRINKING CUPS
and cup dispensers. Phone 80
Affords Printing & Office SUNNY
co. Agents for Lily Cups. ST
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21

TWO UNFURNISHED Ro0,Ic.
rent. Call 4l7-W. O"o FOR
81 ~,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21
WANT ADS
Get Result,

FARMERS, HAVE Y0r, D,o
vu our crops against 6ai /,
WIND damage Insure viii, ,'0'I and
satisfactory settlement. nv rs LOT
department, Citizens "HuIdn Ce
Trust Company. ''''N and
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La gaceta., 1942-12-01

labios, beSandolos hasta la san
gre, Y solo llegaba a saciarse
cuando suS cuerpos, estrechan-
dose convulsivamente, Sc unian
en- un eSpaSmo de eXtasis.
Pero todas sin exception, has
Ia ahora, lie habian mostrado u
ma sofia faceta. Fran instrument
tos en- que una sola cuerda vibra
ba. Graves 0 agudos, Gnicamen-
tie habia lOgrado obtener de e.
Has un solo sonido: Ell que po-
dian dar, GQuizas eSa era la ra-
ION por la cual habia sido q tan
inconstante? FL buScaba con a
fan las notas c~omplementarias
que le p%ermitieran apreciar un
conjunto armonioso.
Y solamente deSde hacia unoS
dias, en- Paris, todos sus anhelos
Sc habian visto colmados. JAG
queline era la mujer de multi
Piles facetas; sentimental y apa
sionada a la vez, melanc6lica y
La gaceta., 1942-12-01

allegro acknowledgements, deSbor
dante de actividad, ~reSuelta. He
ma de vida ahora, y, POGO des-
pueS, apoyandoSe Sobre q con la
confianza ciega del nino que,
comprendiendo su debilidad bus
ca inconScientemente donde qua
recerSe contra las celadas del
mundo exterior. Ell admiraba en-
Jacqueline ell ritmo perfecto de
TODD su ser.
Ella, durante los amos de in
tornado pasados en- 81 colegio, es
condia un espiritu imaginative
bajo Su aspecto eXterno, turbu-
Ilento y travieSo. Tejia en- su ce-
rebro historias de amor. de las
ouales ella era la protagonista,
tomando como punto de partida
las confidencias que lie hacian
suS amiguitas, y Sc veia corteja-
da por ~principes encantados que
venian en- su busca de lejanas
regiones donde TODD era bello y
La gaceta., 1942-12-01

perfecto como en- los cuentos
de hadas.
Mas tarde crey6 sentir una
gran passion por un joven, her
mano de una de sus condiscipu-
las, que venia muy de tarde en-
tarde a yer a su hermana Y que
miraba con deSden a todas las j6
venes estudiantas, quines, para
el, no eran sino nihitas. Una So
la vez lie habia dirigido 6l la pa
.labra, para preguntarle: "GSa-
be listed, sehorita, d6nde esta
Germaine?' y ella lie habia con-
teStado, bajando la vista, sin a
treverSe a mirarlo.
Paulatinaente iba transfer
mandose en- Adolescence, cuyas
lineas, adn anulosas, dejaban va
prever la mujer plena de encan
tos misteriosos que llegaria a
ser mas tarde. Tuvo, entonces,
su primer enamorado. Era un
primo de Marie-Jcse. Jacqueli-
La gaceta., 1942-12-01

blaIban sin cesar, ell sonido argen
tino de sus riSaS juvei.eS llenan-
do ell salon de fresco juventud. v
Armando, sentado en- I'm sill6n.
cigarrillos, tratando de
mostrar un sembante de hom.
bre hecho y derecho va hasliajo
dc la vida. Pero, a paSar de TO-
das las frases, preparadas de an
temano, que Sc habia pr1netido
pronunclar para aSombrar a las
Jovenes con Su sabiduria. no Sc
atrevia a decir una sola palabra
y Sc contentaba con echar mira.
das de reojo a Jacqueline. en- las
que Sc LEILA su gran admiration
por ia muchscha. apartando la
vista tan pronto como una de las
tres mujeres 10 observaba.
Anoes de marcharse de Ia uuin
ia, Armando cobr6 suficiente
Valor para pasearse una vez en-
el parque, a sofas con Jacquell.
ne. Andaba sIencioso al lado de
La gaceta., 1942-12-01

ne paSaba sus vacaciones en-
Ia casa de campo de su amiga
cuando conocio a Armandito
Este Sc Sonrojaba como una a
mapola cada vez que la veia, 10
que le hacia mucha gracia a Ma
rie-Jose, Quien Sc burlaba de 81
haSta que Ell infeiiz muchacho Sc
marchaza precipitadamente es-
condiendoSe en- ell pabell6n chico
del parque, donde, recobrando
c~onfianza en- la Soledad, Sc po-
MIA a emborronar cuartillas.
componiendo verSos, en- los Qua
les comparable a Jacqueline con
las diosas del Olimpo, que Sc
muestran a los m~ortaleS para
que estOs comprendan que la be-
lleza eXiSte V puedan transmitir
Ia tradition estetica a sus des-
cendientes.
Durante las veladas que pasa-
ban juntoS en- la Quinta, Marie
su madre y Jacquline ha-
La gaceta., 1942-12-01

vo frases de elogio para ell pdbli
co. Dedic6 tambien unas pala-
bras a Alfonso Lopez, ell insupe
rable catcher de los Piratas.
Habla despu6s ell Sr. Prim, de
legado del Centre Asturiano, Y
lie sigue ell simpatico Ceferino
Lopez (Guerrita), uno de los We
teranos de la Liga.
Los dos destacaron la magni-
flea labor realizada y Ell aporte
que a la cultura fisica hacen las
sociedades.
Hablaron despues los Sres.
Crespo, por los Caballeros Lea
les de America, Y Fermin Ro-
drfguez, por el Circulo Cubano.
Galanas sus frases y muy a
tildadas en- cuanto al significa-
do del camDeonato.
Alfonso Lopez, ell famosO pc
lotero, eS invitado a habiar Y al
levantarse Sc lie ovaciona.
Aprecia en- grade superlativo
la consideration que con 6l Sc tie
ne y finaliza ofreciendo un acto
igual, para un pr6ximo future
Rafael Fernandez (Jimagua)
mentor de los Caballeros Leaies
felicia a los vencedores.
Mickey Hernandez, ell notable
pitcher, con apreciable modes
tia afirma que la victoria lie CO.
La gaceta., 1942-12-01
La Gaceta Folletin No. %.
Calisxto Whitmarsh
Ola M0RES
NOVELA
NOVELA

jado huellas mas persistentes, y
Bus rostrOS rehusando Yolver a
Ga NADIA, aparecian a veces con
asombrosa claridad en- sus en-
suenos y meditaciones, desper-
tando recuerdos de dulce melan
cola o de passion desordenada.
Tai, era romantica Y gustaba
de paseos al claro de luna, escu-
chando el canto del cefiro agi-
tando las hojas de los arboles,
el misterioso concerto de los in
sectos, una musica lejana Y nos
talgica, mientras que, la mano
en- la mano, vogaban en- 10 irreal
Tai otra, desbordante de sensua
lidad, buscaba avidamente sus
La gaceta., 1942-12-01

rrespondi6 a Ia mejor novena.

rreEpondi6 a la mejor novena.
Ell autor de la formula de los
"jonrones," Manue, Onis, direc-
tor de la Unione, manifesto que
la victoria era obra del team
work" o cooperation de sus ,nu-
chachos.
Julio Pelaez, 81 joven conce-
jail, asegura que el acto le rego-
ella profundamente y congratu
la al team" ganador.
Visiblemenve conmovido, Ma
rio Pullara. ell buen amigo Y en-
tusiasta sportsman" agradece
las palabras de fe~licitaci6n Y le
concede la palabra a Ibrahim
Dfaz, ~nuestro companero, quien
ostentaba la representation de
la Gaceta."
Ibrahim da las gracias pOr la
fina Y carinosa invitaci6n hecha
a este peri6dico y 81 director.
Hace resaltar la impondera-
Die labor de las sociedades, inte-
.grando una Liga que realiza TO-
dos los amos grandes esfuerzos
en- pro de la cultura fisica.
Destaca la obra de la colonia
italiana, en- todos los ~sectores.
Mario Pullara procede a ha-
Ger entrega del dinero a los pelo
teros y Sc lie aplaude.
Finaliz6 ell acto Palermo con
votos porque ell campeonato de
1913 Sc v~erifique con tanta ar
mOnia y tranquilidad como este.
Fue una noche de camarade-
ria intersocial.
La gaceta., 1942-12-01
La comida en- honor de los
peloteros de LUnione ~ltaLana
Sc pronunciation elocuentes brindis

Con motive de haber ganado Ia
novena de la Unione Italiana ST
tercer campeonato en- Ia Ligs
Iters0cial, Sc efectuo ell domingo
una cCmida en- la sala de los H
jos de Italia" en- la calle de Ia.
liaferrO.
Fu6 una comida exquisite, ser
vida con la cortesia peculiar de
la Secci6n Atl6tica y la Direct.
va de la Unione.
Antonio Castro, ell p~residente
de la Liga, inici6 los brindis y
luego de pronunciar elocuentes
palabras hizo entrega de la CO.
IA al Sr. Mario Pullara, delega-
do de la Unione.
Mario la recibi6 y graciosa-
mente hizo entrega del trofeo al
presidente de la poderosa socie-
dad, Sr. E. O. Palermo
Con frases, emocionadas ex-
Opres6 Palermo su %gratitud a los
~pelOteros y al directorate de la
Liga.
En- su caracter de presidente
de la Liga, el Sr. Castro hizo en-
trega a Fermin Rodriguez, de la
delegation del Circulo CubanO,
81 trofeO ganado por el campe6n
al bate de la Liga, Vicente Ora
nell, director de la novena del
Circulo.
Rodriguez aprovech6 la oca-
sion para hacer unos intereSan-
ties concentrates sobre 81 campeO
nato Y termina diciendo que la
Unione lie debe su victoria al ex.
celente ''Serpentinero" Mickey
Hernandez.
Pasa ell Sr. Palermo a actua1
de maestro de ceremonies Y cor
cede la palabra al Sr. Vicente
G~uastella, expresidente de la U.
nione y expresidente de la Liga
Intersocial.
Hizo historic de la Liga y tu-
La gaceta., 1942-12-01
DEPORTES
Sc PIDE A LAS LIGAS MA
YORES QUE VIAJEN ME-
NOS

YORES QUE VIAJEN Me-
NOS
Washington, Diciembre /. -
A los presidentes de los clubs de
las grardes ligas, que Sc reuni-
ran hoy en- Chicago, les pedira
Jose B. Eastman, director nacio
nal de transportation, cue re-
duzcan ell nGmero de Wales en-
la pr6Xima temporada.
Sugiere ell director que Sc ha-
gan menos viajes durante la
temporada de primavera, sujeto
este a las condolences del item
pc y otros detal,es; que Sc efec-
tGen menos juegos de exhibition
cuando representa- una carga en-
ell servicio de transportes; que
los largos Wales duplicados Sc
eviten durante la temporada re.
gular; que los juegos se senalen
con amplitud de tempo, por 81
fuese ~necesario cancelar asien.
tos en- los trenes, con motive de
la guerra.
La gaceta., 1942-12-01
TORNEO DE TE-
MS EN- LA ISLA DAVIS

Tendr& lugar en- la isia Davis,
en- los primeros meses de 1913,
81 torneo de tennis Dixie, que or
ganiza la Junta de Recreo de Ia
ciudad de Tampa.
Sc elnpazara a jugar eli dfa II
de enero y durara una semana.
A la cabeza de los jugadores
de sin1pleS sera co.ocado el nom
Ore Ge Pancho Segura, Ell ecuato
riano que maneja la "raqueta'
con las dos manos.
Vendra de Jacsonvi.le Ell te-
niente Elwood Coke, 81 obtiene
81 debido permiso de sus jefes.
CCmpetira por los honores la
campeona Pauline Betz, de Rol-
College, y ha prometido ms
crjoiraa Doris Hart, de Miami.
La direction estara a cargo del
Sr. Busbee.
La gaceta., 1942-12-01
REiNUNCIO TERRY LA d.
RECCION DEL SISTEMA
"MANIGUERO" DE LOS CT
GANTES

Chicago, Die. Bib Terry,
exdirector de los Gigantes, re-
nunci6 aver la ~jefatura del sis
tema de novenas 'manigueras'
que pertenecen al ''club" presi-
dido pOr Horace Stoneham.
Dicese que es probable Sc lie
conceda a Terry la direction ST.
prema de los Phillies; pero ma
da Gle cierto Sc sabe.
La renuncia de Terry Sc debe
a que no cree podra ~justificar
con su trabajo, en- 1913, ell suel-
do dc 100000 que actualmente
Sc lie paga,
"Ahora estoy fuera de la Pc
lota organizada, manifesto Bill;
pero me gustaria Sc me diera
una oportunidad con los Phil
lies"
Espero que habra para mi un
lltgar en- las ligas mayores. ST no
10 hay, aceptare un puesto que
Sc me ha ofrecido para activida-
des que NADIA tienen que yer con
la pelOta.
Terry cuenta AZ amos de edad
Los directories de las grandes
ligas conferenciaran hoy de nue.
vo con Gerald Nugent, ell presi-
dente de los Phillies, a quien Sc
ordenara disponer de su fran
quicia.
Nugent desea vender algunos
de sus mejores pelOteros para
abonar los 100000 que deSde
la primavera pasada debe a su
liga, la Nacional.
La gaceta., 1942-12-01

ST senior
Compre la pintUra B.
L. P. Solamente Sc VEN
de en- King-G Greco Hard
ware Co., ga. avenida y
Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-12-01

MUCHACHA para trabajar
en- una Bodega. Embleo fijo pa
ra la persona appropriate. Dirt
jase al 2705 de E. Columbus DR..
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-19
&ew for Bride

A GREAT TAFFETA LOOP,
drawn through slots to form a
bow under the chin, makes this
New York creation pretty
enough for a furlough bride.
Soft pegtop-draped skirt and
buttons down the front are
other features of the frock.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-19
WcEZroy-KeLLy Wedding I
is Held in Detroit

A WEDDING of interest to
many Mount Clemens residents
took place in Detroit last eve
ming, when Maryanna McElroy,
daughter of Lieut.. Col. and Mrs.
Robert J. McElroy of Detroit
and William Martin Kelly, son
of Mrs. Harry B. Leinbach and
the late Charles d. Kelly of De-
troit, were united in St. Joseph's
Episcopal Church.
The bridegroom is a nephew
of MIR. and Mrs. William T. KEEL
ly of Mount Clemens, and both
he and his bride are well-known
here.
The bride wore her mothers
wedding gown of pale ivory sat
in fashioned with a front panel
of duchesse lace, full skirt and
long train. Her veil fell from q
coronet of rose pointe, and she
carried white orchids and ste
phanotis.
Barbara CARRIER of Milwaukee
was maid Of honor, and Betty
Neal was bridesmaid. Both wore
simply designed gowns of dusty
rose faille, the sleeves of which
were appliqued in matching vel
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-19
Feather Parties
Draw Crowds

FEATHER PARTIES drew
large crowds last evening, re-
ports reveal today.
Five hundred persons attend
ed the part sponsored by the
Auxiliary of Veterans of For
eign Wars in st. Louis hall,
when "a door prizes were award
ed.
Loyal Workers Circle of
Kings Daughters held their par
ty at Harrison Town hall, where
200 persons gathered. Mrs. Vir-
ginia Leach was general chair
man; Mrs. G. A. Young, tickets.
,Ushers were Mrs. Ellis Streu,
Mrs. Beatrice Frank, Mrs. Ar
thur Smith and Mrs. Martin Ross.
Twenty prizes of fowl and a
number of other prizes were
awarded. Russell Dougherty
presented guitar program dur
ing the blackout.
MRS. FRED LITTLE, who
will leave about Dec. l for her
home in Anaheim, Calf. after
an extended visit here, will be
the dinner guest of DR.. and Mrs.
j. M. Croman, Jr. this evening,
with DR.. and Mrs. j. M. Gro
man, Sr. Mrs Little and Mrs.
Lou A. Hall will spend the
weekend in Detroit with Miss
Della Nunneley.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-19
Group Plans
to Give Dresses

A PLAN TO DONATE dresses
for the Goodfellows was made
at the meeting of the Child
Study Club, Group 2, at the
pot-luck dinner held last eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Sgd
ney Thinker.
Christianity not a goal to be
attained but a habit to be Gull
tivated by daily living by both
parents and children was the
substance of the talk given by
Mrs. Vernon Marston, of Sell
fridge Field. The next meeting
will be held with Mrs. Carl
Starner, Kendrick avenue, Dec.
8, at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Lee PEN
nington will be assistant hostess.
MR.. AND MRS. FREDERICK
T. SCHUTT were guests
Wednesday of General Ralph
Royce at the Book Cadillac Ho-
tel in Detroit. Gen. Royce, now
commandant at Maxwell Field,
Ala, was speaker at Rotary
luncheon at the Statler at noon
and appeared at Cass Technical
High school in the afternoon.
He was formerly stationed at
Selfridge Field.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-19
Zion Group
Names Officers

MRS. GEORGE SHERIDAN
is the new president of Fidelis
Circle of Zion Evangel c !
Church, elected last evening at
the home of Mrs. Howard Hard
er.
Other officers for the coming
year are Mrs. Ohio G. Bell, vice.
president; Mrs. Paul Hogue, Sec
rotary; and Elfrieda Carl, treas
urer.
Card prize winners last eve
ming were Mrs. Carroll Woods,
Mrs. Kurt Mundelein, Erma
Woltmann and Mrs. M. G. Rod
gers.
The 10th anniversary Of the
club, formerly known as the
FEC Girls Club, will be cele-
brated at dinner Dec. 2, at
Dads Rustic Rest.
TECH. sERGT.' WILLIAM
MELLISH, who will be trans
ferred from Selfridge Field
shortly after nearly three years,
was honored last evening with
Mrs. Mellish, at q dinner party
given by Mr.. and Mrs. William
Schonschack at the non-commis-
stoned officers. club at Selfridse
Field.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-19

vet. Their tiny tulle eape Woeo
caught to their heads ~ c3noo-
ers of shaggy NUNS iu the Sooo
shades, the same flowers form
ing their bouquets.
Best man was The beido.
groom's brother, Charles ADD
Kelly, and seating the -oQGGe1
were John and David Mel my
the brides brothers, John HI
ley of Toledo and Robert Hattln
of Detroit.
A reception took place at-the
home of the brides parents "a
Parkside avenue. immediately
after the ceremony. Mn Ne
Elroy was gowned In alztmnn
rose, while Mrs. Leinbach 49,
in sapphire blue. Both m0th1rD
wore orchids. y ses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly LETT ~
their wedding trip with -
bride In French blue wool vf1s
ing the orchids from hee 49,
ding bouquet. Upon their rutME1
they will be at home In Ann ~.
Dor, where the bridegroom wiH
complete his senior year beeoco
entering the navy. ~ 4