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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-05-07
Buffalo News

Rev. Mr.. Terry of near Column
bia, Ohio, held services at the
Christian Union church recently.
Mr.. Clyde Kemp and sister,
Miss Mabel Kemp, who hold po-
! sitions in Columbus, Ohio, are
visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Kemp.
The Rev. Mr.. Harper and Mrs.
Harper are the proud parents
of baby boy, born April oath.
Mr.. Coy Rash, who is employed
in the U. S. engineering depart
ment of defense work at Edge
wood, Md, has been spending a
few days with home folks.
Messrs. j. c.. Hodgson and
Paul Hodgson have purchased the
Jim Yates property.
Mrs. Frank Christley and sis
te1s, Misses Gladys and Stella
Stanley, of Havre de Grace, Md,
are visiting relatives and friends
here. They will be accompanied
home by Mr.. Howard Stanley.
There is prayer meeting ev-
cry Sunday night at Flat Grove
church. The Lewis quarette has
been furnishing music.
Miss Irene Furches, who has
been with her sister at Blount-
vile, Tenn, for the past several
weeks has returned home.
Mr.. B. S. Hairless, Watkins
dealer for the county, and fam
lily, have returned to their home,
after living at West Jefferson for
the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rash have
moved into their new home.
Miss Anna Mae Kemp, who
operates a beauty parlor at In
dependence, Virginia, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Kemp.
Mr.. R. H. Hairless, aged citizen
this community, has been very
sick for the past few days.
Mrs. Howard Morphew and
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article and equipment.
She emphasized that with our
country at war, there will be no
replacement of these common
but most needed articles.
How to care 1 or clothing of
wooden materials and blankets,
etc., upholstered furniture and
rugs, how to store for summer
and protection against moths, a
check-up on Victory gardens,
were discussed. Suggestions by
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members to add few other veg.
etables to the list, were given.
Mrs. Verge Pierce was asked
to tell how to grow celery.
Mr.. Payne, assistant farm a.
gent, gave some very good sug-
gestions on care of farm and gar
den tools.
The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. J. B. Pierce.
Mrs. Boney will give a cooking
demonstration.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-05-07

Believing that few Americans
realize just what an Axis victory
would mean to cur way of life,
the Editor of The Legion Maya
zine asked a man familiar with
the type of decree issued by the
German military in conquered
territory, to draw up a specimen
draft of what we might expect
if we were whipped.
Don't laugh. 1t could happen
here.
Every section of this Decree
is true copy of regulation i'm
posed by the Nazis in either Oc-
cupied France, Belgium, Norway,
CZechOslCvakia or Poland. The
ponderous official language used
in German military edicts has
been translated into idiOmatic
English, without pulling any
punches.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-05-07
MRS. STURGILL is
HOSTESS TO III. ID. CLUB

The Chestnut Hill H. D.. club
met with Mrs. Eula Sturgill last
week, with a large crowd in at
tendance. The meeting was open
ed with devotionals led by the
president, Mrs. J. B. Pierce.
Mrs. Boney spoke on Future
Security Through Conservation"
telling how to care for clothing
and practically every household
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-05-07

daughter, Margaret Ruth, are ex-
pecting to leave for East Rad
ford, Va, this week, where her
husband is employed in defense.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Perkins, of
Gillian, w. Va, were visiting
his father, Rev. D. j. Perkins,
last week end.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-05-07

Books and art objects obnoxious to
the military authorities must be de-
stroyed by their owners. Violation of
this order will be punished with fine
of not less than 100000 marks and i'm
prisonment for not less than five years.
XII. Anyone trying to leave the u
nited States without permission will be
deported to German concentration
camps or shot.
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XII. Within four days of publica-
ton of this proclamation all males
between the ages of Is and so must
register with the local military COM
mander, giving all significant data as
to education and vocational aptitude
Similarly with females between the
ages OF 10 and As, within ten days of
publication of this decree. Other resi-
dents must comply with these regula-
tons within three weeks Refusal to
comply will result in fine and sentence
to concentration camp
School children must be registered
by their teachers, as first step to fac
llltate their transfer to National Social
lst youth camps. =,
XIII. Jews will be dealt with in ac-
cordance with regulations in force
wherever German authority extends A
future order will deal with methods
Tor deportation of the negro population.
XIV. Weapons of all kinds broad
casting equipment, short wave radios.
cameras, antl-German literature, letters
and pictures must be turned in as of
this day to the local military authori-
ties: Failure to comply with this order
Will bring the death penalty
The death penalty will also be in
Voked against all persons who listen to
foreign radio broadcasts, pick up or
distribute unauthorized leaflets and
books under the ban of the German
military authorities.
XIV. All Americans must paw due
respect to officers and men in German
uniforms and make way for them in all
public places. The penalty for violation
Will be fine, imprisonment or deport-
alton to concentration camp.
Persons insulting the German uni
form or German officials, or Americans
under the German protection, or who
CRITICIZE National Socialism will be Ii
able to deportation, with the death pen
atty mandatory for repetition of anv
Of these offenses Anyone threatening
physical harm to military or civil au-
thority will be shot.
XVI. Any violations of German ALL
tnorlty oy groups OF two or more per-
sons will subject the entire commun-
1ty to heavy fine, and economic and
social leaders of the community will
be dealt with drastically. If those com
hitting these outrages are not appre-
hended group of citizens of the COM
munity, selected at random, will be
shot, the number depending on the
gravity Of the crime
XVII. Disrespect for any flag dis
played with the permission of the Oc-
cupatlon Authorities is absolutely for
hidden. Flags not in sympathy with
the German cause must be turned in to
the authorities at once, or destroyed.
Noncompliance with this order will re-
suit in sentence to a concentration
camp, or death.
WASHINGTON August Is, 1914
Head of the Military Occupation
of, the United States of America
Won Muller
Lieutenant General
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-05-07

111O4-Fred Younce
11O05-Gilbert Hugh Owens
11078-Baxter Vinton Greer
1O284-William Mcmillan
1O79O-Levern C. johnson
1O391-HoWard Stephen Sexton
1O921-Lynch Legard Coward
1O267-Carl Pete Jones
1O334-Lester Elliot
1O909-Ben F. Little
111O8-Roscoe Dewey Brooks
1O976-Manley Stamper
1O831-Loyd Neal Ring
1O754-Lee Walker
1O415-Hansel Halsen Pruitt
1O956-Roy Hudler
1O221-Avery Byrl Vannoy
1O940-Gaither Elmer Little
1O944-Cecil Oscar Bare
1O684-Bower Rufus Oliver
1O7O7 Joe Orion Little
1O783-Walter Daniel Black
1OO34-Arthur Harould Bell
1O353-James Stidhams
1O77O-Pell Barker
1O35O-Ambrose Rush Weaver
1O845-Paul Enoch Hardin
1O7O4-Dewey Harrison Yates
1O598-Zenner R. Miller
1O319-John Franklin Combs
1O587-Oscar Mcneil
1O742-Guy Morgan Mcmillan
1O925-James Carl Hardin
1O398-Jesse Aldon Turner
1OO35-Floyd Lester Jones
-Elbert Lester Moretz Trans
ferred to Watauga Board
1O679-Forster Carl Farmer
1OO57-Robert Glenn Munday
1O361-Willie C.. Barr
Gilbert M. Rowland
1O144-Edd Blevins
10485-David Jeter Stanley
1O408-John Stidhams
1O269-Gaither Preston Greer
1O1O9-Raymond Scott Luther
1O994- Eller
Claude Mash
1O713-Edgar William Sluder
1O834-Ross Edwards Greer
1O16O-Daily Venevle
1O36O-Lester Garfield Boyden
1O589-Willard w. Osborne
1O152-William J. B. Blevins
10772-Guy French Sturgill
1OO71-Cossie M. Perkins
1O0O4-Joseph w. FISHERMAN
1O168-Odell Bernard Griffin
109O3-Rufus D. Stuart
1O232-Herman Caudill
11O95-Don Dewey Bumgarner
1O958-Ivory Paul Ham
1O871-Robert Wesley Bare
1O4O9-Joseph Orvin Brooks
1OO63-James Vance GRAPHICAL
1O515-Alex Franklin Brown
10248-Fred Myron Hudler
1O617-Winton Isham Ashley
1OO83-Joseph Grant Walker
Wiley Leonard Goss
1O354-Robert Eugene Hartsog
1O859- Wiley Bernard Kemp
1O995-Fred Douglas Blevins
1O645- Charles w. Cambell
1O8O9-Augtin Drury Powers
11OO8-Edwin Walker
1O430-Millard M. Holman
10210-Marvin Johnson
10O68- Willard E. Edmondson
1925 Charles Wake Watson
1O084-John E.. Griffitts
10624-Leonard Allen Handy
10O85-Fred Harrison Green
10693-Brack Mabe
10088-Charles H. Stellar
10265-Avery Alonzo Elliot
10017John G. Names
10613-William Earl Rotten
10238-Dale Milton Sapp
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More definite improvement will
be noticeable shorty in consumer
demand for farm products.
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1O6O6-Glenn C. Weaver
10902-Fred Phipps
1O659-John Martin Biller
10616-Roy Elliott
10627-Oscar William Elliott
1O967-Walter Raleigh Osborne
10140-Frank Cox
1O698-Wade Albert Bare
1O955-Raymond A. Grogan
11110-James Elihu Hurry
10982-Verna Worth Stiddam
10736-Roger Branson Waddell
10580-David Wildly Nichols
1O199-Dewey Levin Segraves
10590-Spencer w. Williams
10346-Richard Roy Perry
10860-Oscar Guy Jones
1OO92-Worth Avery Jones
1O725-Lillard Herbert Rotten
10512-Bluford A. Sexton
1049O-William M. Goodman
11080-Dewey Ambrose Phipps
1OO41-Carl Burckett GRAPHICAL
1O626-Adolphus M. Eller
1O716-Rufus Franklin Parson
10047-Walter Worth Wright
10737-Lawrence R. Lewis
1O761-Charles Edward Shaw
10625-Alfred H. Mahala
10937-Ross Dickson Houck
1O348-Knox John WEIGH
1O3O3-George F. Sawyer
1O46O-Grant Ernest Thomas
10388- William Fred Pugh
1O122-Bower Kilby Hartzog
10O70-Conard Hayden Burkett
10207-Alonzo Fred Ham
1O453-Everett Poe
11101-Burl Wiley Osborne
1O275-Clives Hobert Howell
10966-Lance Owens
1OO28-Clarence Albert Greer
1O1O7-Charlie Edger Smiley
1O272-Paul Jones Garvey
1O942-William LaWton WOodie
1O156-James w. Daugherty
11127- Clarence Baker
1O671-Alexander Holman
1O941-Luther F. Anderson
1922 david Lee Stansberry
10414-Iron Mcneil
1O999-Clyde R. Johnson
1O656-E1mer Blackburn
11004-Burl Brooks
1O475-Theodore A. Worley
10905-Dan Russ
1O432-Isaac Chester Jones
1O456-Walter Mckinley Martin
1O578- William F. Brown
1O745-Monroe Blame Miller
1O8O5-Robert Lester Parsons
1O484-Jacob Earl Goodman
1O91O-Arthur Hurley
1O313-Herbert Walter Marsh
1O633-Coy Vaston Parsons
1O471-William E. Howell
Charles Judson Cope
11O15-Noel James Roark
Walter S. Johnson
1O557-Rudy Holbert Blevins
1O229-Henry Talton Bare
1O262-Roy FISHERMAN
1O423-George Robert Trivette
1O912-Don Walter Lambert
1O561-Ballard Glenn Marsh
1O769-Edison Wingler
10915-Dewey Lee Grimes
1O135-Lonnie Fidell Miller
1O69-Huston M. Wyatt
11O92-Joseph Samuel Martin
1O277-Thomas Calvin Johnson
11O64-Clarence w. Parsons
1O733-Forney Howard Miller
1O231-Malcolm M. Price
1O2O2-Squipe McGrady
11O18-Hughy F. Shepherd
1O367-Arvil Odell Walters
1O947-Raymond M. Weaver
1112O-Char1ie M. Roark
11114-David Solmon Worley
1O853-Lillard R. Wiles
1OO31-Fred Lee Little
11000-Lee Miller
1O792-Joseph Arthur Howell
11O5O-Avery Elisha Hurley
10874-John Brinegar
1O603-Avery Coye Eldreth
11091-Walter Glenn Trivette
1O658-James Ellis Oliver
1OO39-Dayton Athley Roark
10844-Wiley Robert Lyall
1O816-Elmer Beecher Arnold
1O266-Itful Gentry Lemly
10040-Ora Arthur Sullivan
1O468-George Massey
1018O-Evans B. Winebarger
10631-Roey E. Pennington
10289-Edwin Neal Foster
10875-Gaither Andrew Severt
10190-Marion Gus Denny
10008-Jack K. Hunter
10236-Dewie Trent Brinegar
10647-Clyde Albert Houck
10369-Thomas J. McGinnis
1O766-Geroam Horton Pugh
1O1O6-Audie Lee Presnell
10395-James Martin Ward
10393-Villard Blevins
1O770-Mac Daniel Mullis
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1UIOO-Gl6llll NASOAN
1O118-William H. Richardson
1892 Eugene Waugh Eller
l1O7O-Creade F. F. Shelton
11O53-French Tugman Roark
1O877-Carl Raymond Goswick
1O863-Robert Lee Massey
1O489-Artrow Jessie Greer
1OO86-Grover c. Ellis
1O821-Lester w. Baldwin
1O281-Roy Elmer Richardson
1O965-Quincy R. Cambell
1OOO1-Quay Webb Stump
1OO99-Lee B. Ham
1O935-Hardy M. Green
1O325-Roger Bently Bare
1OO44- Willie Evert Eller
1O347- Onnie Greer
1O976-Watt Martin Phillips
-Minter Wyatt
1O735-Lee LandTeth
1O568-John R. C. Johnson
1O374-Champ c. harrington
Solomon c. Blackburn
11O21-Wells A. Richardson
11O52-Martin Pharr Bare
1O762-James Conley Osborne d.
1O513-Roy Smith Tedder
1O394-Bower Blain Vannoy
1O26O-Leonard Lee Hurry
1OO24-Robert c. Vaught
11O51-Ira Elmer Ham
1O862-Walter T. Wilmington
1O452-Edward Frank Kelly
1O345-William Arson Thompson
1O315-Gurna Park Houck
1O866-Clarence Stansberry
11O83-Donald Carl Owens
Samuel Eldreth
1O2O8- Saul w. Howell
1O6O5-Edward Earl Parsons
1O5O9-John Preston Wilson
1O4O6-Clinton C. Farmer
1O4O3-Joshua Fender
1O974-Claude Osborne
1OO51-Maxie Lee Blevins
1O191-William Roy Grogan
1OO46-Earl Bryan Ball
1O775-Donald Arthur Denny
1O985-Weaver w. Rose
1O197-Everett Reeves Wyric
10554-Abe Staley
1O472-Paul Jackson Buttery
11O84-Gwyn Brantley Price
1O887-Dewey F. Fowler
1O3O6-Samuel Henry Bare
1OO32-Arthur P. Hudler
1O763-Robert F. McNeill
Claude Allen Jones
HOOP Thomas J. Powers
1O282- Ballard Jacob Faw
1O527-Estell Woodie
1O4OO-Harlie E. Stanley
1O957-Cheste Houck
1O946-Robert Elmer Hurley
1O446- Eli Blevins
11081-Dent John Bare
10283-John M. Taylor
11112Lester Mullis.
10640-Lee Poe
10177-James Grant Jones
10630-Fred Hart
1O731-Glenn Hampton Turner
10555-Charlie Oscar Eller
10980-Ira Calvin Powers
10777-Walter Hoyle Stringer
10O15-Thomas Elihu Blevins
1O743-Chester David Boyden
1O426-Bower Earnest Cambell
11001-Walter Harrison Bare
1O595-Hobart Ambrose Rupard
10079-Avery Wiley Bare
10457-Hughes William Lee
1O387-Robert Edmond Furches
1O1O3-Thomas Edgar Parsons
1O571-Rondar Charles Rhodes
10663-Willie Glenn Little
11O97-Francis Marion Rotten
1O81O-Buster Miller
1O459-Bryant Fields Miller
10709-David Franklin Grogan
10667-John D. Rutherford
10678-George Dewey Osborne
10123-Robert Eugene Hoppers
10608- Orville Willard Roark
10552-Clarence F. Miller
10622-Arthur ,Halbart Bowers
10312-Dillard Byrl Ray
10732-D. B. Vance Ashley
1073O-Quay Hamilton Grogan
1OO54- Luther Powers
1O250-Georgs Grant Stanley
1O57O-Edd P. Davis
10697-Leon Keiser Grant
1896 Charles Baxter Keller
10870-John Morgan Blevins
10076-Lester Wyatt
10328-David Oscar Perry
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NO1II11ld11C VI dill government Offices, the
courts, the police, all transport, banks.
industrial plants, farms, universities,
schools, hospitals and churches. All
executives, white collar workers and
laborers, insofar as they are retained
by the Germans, who disregard German
orders will be executed.
III. All products of farms and in
dustry, raw materials, gold and silver,
Jewels and art objects NAV be reouisi
toned by the military authorities. who
will decide how they may be used in
the public interest This order includes
all foodstuffs above the normal require
mentS.
". Anyone caught trying to destroy
farm or industrial products, BUILDINGS,
plants. public utilities, or posters put
up by the German authorities will be
shot,
V. Anyone attempting sabotage,
changing his residence to escape work,
or refusing to 60 wherever he is sent
to work will be put to DEATH
VI Taxes will be levied by the mil
ltary.. All costs of occupation must be
paid by the communities involved, un-
I'll W1t1oIdWdl Oh the occupying forces.
VII. In all of the occupied territory
the German reichsmark will be the
medium of exchange, at rate to be
determined by the occupation authori-
ties The Army of Occupation may
make payments over one hundred and
twenty-five dollars by giving an I. o.
U. Anyone refusing to honor German
money or scrip will be fined not less
than 100000 marks and imprisoned for
not less than five years.
VIII. All political activities must
cease as of this date. Political parties,
labor unions, religious and charitable
organizations are hereby outlawed
Any attempt to evade this section will
subject the offender to extreme penal
ty.
TX. All public meetings of whatever
character are forbidden. Violations
will be dealt with by military court.
x. Theatre and moving picture
shows, art exhibits, sporting events,
social and religious meetings, publica-
ton of books, newspapers and maya
zines are hereby made subject to au-
thorization and censorship by the mill
tary.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-05
Coming Events
TUESDAY, MAY 5


YOUNG WOMENS Episcopal League, in Grace parish
house, at p. m.
VIEW Auxiliary in Veterans hail. at p m
LIONS LADIES NIGHT at Gowanie Golf Club at $50
RUMMAGE SALE in Matthews building North Broadway,
sponsored by Grace Church Guild
ST MARYS GUILD of ST Peters parish at the home of Mrs
William Moeller, 491a Lodewyck avenue at p. m.
MOUNT CLEMENS Civic chorus rehearsal, Community
Room of High School, at 1880 pm
Mrs. A. w. Hameser, 234 Esplanade, Seminole Hills,
WEDNESDAY, Mays
ANNUAL BIRTHDAY potluck of Women's Guild of Zion
Evangelical church. in the church dining at
ROSE CLUB of ST Louis parish at the home of Mrs George
Rose, Hazel road, at 100
Mrs. James Neal, l08 Park avenue, at $50 pm.
OAR at the home of Mrs Carl Schmmel SO South Wilson
boulevard at 2:3O pm.
EVER ONWARD CIRCLE combination luncheon with guests
at Kings Daughters Home, at pm.
CHILD STUDY GROUP ONE, at the home of Mrs c. Donald
Smith, Ais Robertson street, at pm.
NEWTON IRWIN PTA potluck for graduates, in Harrison
,r,, town hall at $50 pm
South Wilson boulevard at 7:3o pm.
TWELVE Bellies semi-annual dinner at Northwood Inn
DAISY CLUB of St Louis parish in ST Louis hall at pm
ST. ANNES GUILD of ST. Peters parish home of
Mrs. Edward Lick 1860 Durham road, pouck at
EYED SUSAN CLUB of St Louis parish at the home
of Mrs Leo Thomas sugarbush road at 8 pm
ST AGNES GUILD at the home of Mrs Leland Grim Grand
DAHLIA CLUB of St. Louis parish. at the home of Mrs
Charles Medium, los Court Street pm.
ST LOUIS SODALITY of Our Lady, practise ST Louis
RUNIMAGE SALE in Matthews building North Broadway,
sponsored by Church Guild
CITIZENSHIP CLASS third floor county building to
10 pm.
CITIZENSHIP CLASS in Mount Clemens High school, Room
g. to pm
RED CROSS SEWING in Grace parish house 10 to
q
GAMES PARTY in &c hall, sponsored by Knights Of Col
umbIs, at 8:l5
LADIES Wednesday Night Bowling League of Mount Clemens
Recreation, banquet at Tasses Tavern at pm.
BIN JUNIOR Sserhood, at Litwaks restaurant, South
Gratiot avenue, at pm
WESTMINSTER Guild of Presbyterian Church. at the home
of Mrs Frederick Soue $50 East Scott boulevard,
8
ANNIVERSARY banquet Of Patriotic Daughters of America
Council AZ Barron hail. $50 pm. Public invited
HERMAN XIX PTA at the school Harper and
Wolff road, at pm.
BUILDING BENEFIT PARTY in American Legion club
house, at pm.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-05
Readings and Songs Form
Program at Annual Banquet

A LIGHT TOUCH was given
to the mother-and-daughter ban
quet of the Young Women's
Club this year. Held last eve
ming in Masonic Clubrooms, the
banquet tempo was set by the
table decorations.
Tiny clotheslines were strung
the length of the two arms of
the U-Shaped table with minia-
ture clothes firmly fastened by
tiny pins. Garlands Of fern with
tiny flowers twisted through
them added a dainty touch The
head table, at which were seat
ed the officers and guests, was
trimmed with a little arbor, a
wee rope swing, and two tiny
dolls. Ferns and flowers COM
pleted this little scene.
The So places were marked by
place-cards bearing the pictures
of mother -and-daughter animals,
while each mother was present
ed with a cOrsage of sweet
peas, Guests were presented
with gardeniaS.
Mrs. Macon Trabue greeted
the mothers as they were seat
ed for dinner. Mrs. Harry Hall
er, president Of the club open
ed the program at the close of
dinner.
Wallace SchonSChack, Mount
Clemens baritone, presented a
group of songs, including Little
, Mother O'Mine. by Burleigh;
Three for Jack" by Squires;
and IT h c Lords Prayer" by
Mallott. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Schonschack, and his
audience insisted on an encore,
"Op Man River spiritual by
Kern.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-05
Camp Fire Girls
Announce Elections

NEWLY ELECTED officers
of the Camp Fire Girls Of Har-
rison Township are Lauryne
Vermette, president Virginia
Catzka, vice-preSident; Greta
Elmgren, secretary; Phillis Hen
Schen; treasurer; NJ arily n
Bleakly, scribe; Jewel Burns,
social chairman; and Lillian
Teutsch, song leader.
Members received their Trail
Seekers rank at a ceremonial
held recently and attended by
the mothers. A potluck followed
the meeting Two new members
of the group are Evelyn Felayo
and Doris Reese.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-05

Mrs. Karl Ketchum presented
two entertaining readings, in
Guiding Junior Miss" and a
selection from The Sub-Treas-
ury of American Humor."
The remainder of the evening
was devoted TO games, with hum
orous prizes.
Mrs. Milton Smith was gen.
eTal chairman; Mrs. Robert ALI
en-, program chairman; Mrs. Ira
bue, decorations chairman, as
we'll as postmaster; an d Mrs.
Robert Beal took reservations for
the event
The dinner was served by
Group 3 of the Methodist Wo-
mems Society Of Christian Serv-
ice, with Mrs. Z, M. Mercer as
chairman.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-05
Foods Class Girls
Entertain Children

THE FOODS . CLASS in
Mount Clemens High school
held a children's party after
school on Friday, with games
and supper, followed by a pro-
gram.
Class-members who were
hosts included Isabelle Eppler,
Betty Miller, Jennie Laing, Luz
ellie Thocl, Aries Faulmann,
June Bennett, Katherine Rev
ard, Mary Shafley and Dolores
Starkey.
Children who were guests
were William Kay Stewart,
Marilyn Schmidt, Johnny Du-
prey, Frank Duprey, Dickey
Rosso, Judith Eppler, Elizabeth
Heiden, Georgeanne Liebzeit,
Billy Meitzner Joan Starkey,
Philip Houliston, and Roger
Faulmann.
Songs were sung, piano Selec-
tons presented during the pro-
gram.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-05
Wilson PTA
Studies
AHiliation

THE QUESTION Of state and
national utilization was brought
to the attention of Wilson Par
ent-Teachers Association last
evening by Mrs. Kenneth
Groom, past president Of the
Council of PTA for Macomb
county.
Mrs. Groom, whose home is
in Roseville, talked TO the group
on the advantages of utilization
with the larger group, and in
vited members TO attend the dis
trict meeting in St Clair Shores
on May u.
During the business meeting
which followed, it was decided
10 put the question TO vote at
the meeting on June /, when
election Of officers will also be
held. Nominating committee ap-
pointed includes Mrs. Alton Noe,
chairman, Mrs. M. r. Anderson,
Mrs. William COnklln, Mrs. her
man Beck, and Mrs. Samuel Lee
vine. =
Plans were ais begun for the
Special Day, to be held at the
close of school. The committee
for this event will include Mrs.
r. c. Adams, of Selfridge Field,
Mrs. Macon Trabue, Casey Bre-
mer, Harold Hickman, Mrs.
Jess Simmons, Mrs. Carroll
Brown, Howard Halter and Mrs.
Lawrence Blades.
The June ! meeting will also
include social hour, it is plan
ned.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-05
Patriotic Daughters
Plan Public Event

PATRIOTIC DAUGHTERS Of
America, Council 43 will cele-
brate the first anniversary Of the
signing of their charter at a pub
lie dinner on Wednesday eve
ming, May 6, at $50 o'clock in
Barron hall.
The entertainment commit
tee has planned dancing and
cards TO follow the dinner, at
which IA state officers are eX-
pected to be present. All char
ter members are especially urg-
ed by Councilo Mrs. Jerry
Ormsby to be present.
Mrs. Donald Terrill is in
charge of the entertainment, as
sisted by other members of the
council.