The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-26
Make it Point to Use the CLassieds It's Profitable Habit
Utica Mems
Club Holds
Ladies Night

the yedr for the members, who
will convene again in October.
The program followed the usual
high standard of the event.
A roast beef dinner was serv-
ed at 7 o'clock TO about so men,
bers and guests In the church
dining room and no detail was
missing from the menu which
was climaxed with delicious
strawberry Shortcake. Donald
Michael was chairman of the re-
freShment committee.
James Hill, president of the
club, took charge Of the pro-
gram which followed in the
auditorium of the church. He
introduced Arnold Crowder, di-
rector of the choir of the War
rem Evangelical church, who
presented the choir of IL mem
bers in an inspiring evening of
sacred music. Solos by Mrs. S.
A. Smith and Mrs. Crowder and
a trio composed Of Mrs. Smith,
Mrs. Sippell and Mrs. Crowder
added much TO the enjoyment of
the audience. Mrs. Clara Mas
was at the piano. Two accordion
solos were played by an IL year
old Detroit youth.
The ladies expressed their ap-
probation of the fine evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Odgers,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest James, of Oxford, left
Wednesday noon for a two
weeks vacation at the Odgers'
cottage at Patterson Lake, near
Pinckney.
Julia Rettmiller, st u d e n t
nurse at Harper hospital, De-
troit, is at the home of her par
ents, Mayor and Mrs. Matthew
J. Rettmiller, for a three weeks
vacation.
Mrs. Evelyn Wyatt, clerk in
the Utica office of the Detroit
Edison Company, will leave
Monday to spend a two weeks
vacation at Vivienne Farms, the
Edison girls farm, on the Hur-
on river near Ann Arbor.
Arthur N. Chapoton is in St.
Louis, Mo-, this week on bust
ness trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clubbing
spent Sunday at Harbor Beach.
Mary Ann Nelson, of Detroit,
was a Sunday guest of Mrs.
Paul Shay.
Utica Chapter Order Of the
Eastern Star are completing ar
engagements for a Fair" to be
held in Masonic Hall on Thurs
day, Sept. II. Mrs. Leroy Ty-
ack, general chairman. an
nounced that features Of the
event will be a Gift Shop, Flow
er Shop, Pantry Shop and Fish
Pond. Word has been received
by the Utica ladies that the
meeting of the Macomb County
Association o. E. S. will be held
this year in Mount Clemens on
Friday, Sept. ID.
Father f. j. DeKeyser of st.
Lawrence Catholic church is at
tending a retreat" in Detroit
this week.
DR.. and Mrs. Lloyd r. Hirth
are in Toronto, Ont, this week
attending the 33rd convention Of
Rotary International. DR.. Hirth
is a delegate from the Utica
club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Haskins
are moving from Mrs. Charles
Hackers house on south CasS
street, TO Detroit this week. Mr..
Haskins has been teacher of
music in the Utica schools for 4
number of years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chapoton
have returned from spending
the weekend at Lost Lake OF
the Woods club.
Rev. w. Paul Nicholas, pastor
of the Utica Methodist church
since 1886, has been named pas
tor of Holmes Memorial church.
Detroit, and Rev. Fred MUMMY,
now of Chelsea M h odiSt
church. will replace him. Much
regret has been expressed at
Rev. Nicholas transfer but his
many friends in Utica are ex-
tending congratulations because
of his advancement.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Felker
received letters this week from
their son Bob" of the 1872 In
fantry somewhere" In Austral-
ia. A letter to his mother mail
ed on June l4th reached Utica
Tuesday. June %.
Bob" states that he is well
and gaining weight and that he
is signal man and switch board
operator. The weather is mild
and warm.
Alger Chapoton left Wednes-
day for Columbus Grove, Ohio.
for his physical examination for
military service.
Sponsored by its Mems Club.
Trinity Lutheran church, II
holding "a picnic on Sunday In
Maple Grove Park. near cady
Corners on the Utica Dad Men,
bers of the church. Sunday
School and day school will por.