The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-29
Utica 0E5
Plans Bazaar
Event Scheduled
for Sept. II

UTICA-Utica Chapter Order
of the Eastern Star will hold a
Bazaar on Thursday, Sept. II, at
Masonic hall. Mrs. Leroy Ty-
ack, general chairman of the
event has announced her COM
mittees as follows:
Gift Shop-Mrs. James Mer-
rift, chairman; Mrs. H. H. Wiley,
Mrs. w. r. Davis, Mrs. Frances
Wagner, Mrs. Evelyn Wyatt, Mrs.
VIM. Rossow, Jr., Mrs. John Sim
mons, Mrs. Ed. Patrick and Mrs.
A. B. Ladd.
Flower Shop-Mrs. Clarence
H. Church, chairman; Mrs. Sam
uel Mclean, Mrs. Ellen Maya
hay, Mrs. Earl Sipperly, Mrs.
Walter Clark, Mrs. r. v. Gill
christ, Gertrude CRANKY.
Pantry Shelf-Mrs. Harold
Ash, chairman; Mrs. L. r. Hirth,
Mrs. Alger Weier, Mrs. Donald
Michael, Mrs. c. M. Foster, Mrs.
Bessie Campbell, Mrs. Perry AS
pinWall, Isla Messmore, Roxanna
Lounsberry.
Fish Pond-Mrs. James Flet-
cher, chairman; Mrs. L. B.
Frank, Imogene Stark, Norma
Wagner.
Publicity-Mrs. c. M. Foster,
Mrs. L. r. Hirth, Mrs. Evelyn
Wyatt, Norma Wagner.
Dinner-Mrs. Otto Hecker,
chairman, Mrs. H. o. Messmorc,
co-chairman; Mesdames Stewart,
Getz, Geddes, Webb, German,
Short, Wright, Barke, Rossow,
ST., Mckay, circuit, Hacker.
Table Committee-Mrs. Sylvia
Schluessler, chairman. Mesdames
Bertrand, Huelskemper, Earl
Mcclellan, Burr, Flickinger.
Misses Morden, Merrett, Webb,
Andrus, Dora Hahn. Gertrude
Hahn.
Leroy Tyack, local Detroit
Edison manager, accompanied by
Mrs. Tyack, will leave Monday
for northern Michigan on two
weeks vacation.
Members of the knitting club
OIL the Utica Red Cross enjoyed
an outing with Mrs. Howard G..
Crissman at their cottage at Will
liams Lake, on Tuesday. A pic
mic dinner was held by the lad
les.
Mrs. Earl Sipperly, chairman
OF the surgical dressing unit Of
the Utica Red Cross, announces
an all-day meeting at Trinity
Parish hall on Thursday, with
pot luck dinner. All interested
are urged to attend.
DR.. d. Bruce Wiley has been
in St. Joseph hospital, Mount
Clemens, for a few days with
kidney ailment.
Mrs. Theos A. Grove has as
her house guest her friend, Ste
phanie Windolf, of Toledo, Ohio.
The Methodist WSCS will be
entertained by Mrs. Pearl Kerns
at the home of DR.. Marion Har-
rington on Rochester road, at a
one-o clock potluck picnic din
ner on Wednesday, July 20.
Transportation will be provided
for all who wish to go. Tele-
phone any of the officers for fur
thur information.
MIR. and Mrs. Steve Coval and
children are spending their va
cation with relatives in Pennsyl-
vania.
Twelve girlhood friends held
their sixth annual get-together
on Thursday at the home of Mrs.
c. D. Church, 4695 Cass avenue.
Utica. Festivities started short
ly after noon with dinner served
in the spacious dining room OF
the Church home, each lady con-
tributing to the menu.
Seated about the table were
Mrs. John Bathel Emma kaps)
of Detroit; Mrs. Fred Breitmeyer,
ST.. Gamma Kaps) and Florence
Chapoton, of Mount Clemens;
and the following Utica ladies,
Mrs. H. H. Wiley. Mrs. May st.
John Brownell, Mrs. Sarah
Baird, Mrs. c. M. Foster, Mrs.
G.. D. Church, Mrs. Sarah Hix-
son, Vina Runyan, Josephine
Rice, and Jennie Runyan. Mrs.
George Ruby, a member OF the
group, was unable to be present
owing to ill health. Mrs. Clar-
ence H. Church graciously as
sisted with the serving.
Memories both sad and gay
were recalled and do you re-
member" was an oft repeated
phrase, as they talked of the
DAYS that used to be.