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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-20
Calendar of Social Events

TODAY
Ypsianu Chapter Order Deolay o'clock, Masonic Temple
lodge
OF Docas Society with Mrs
Fred Wolter.
Omega Mrs. James Leubke. s
O'Clock.
Grands of washtenaw o'clock with Mrs
Leroy Thayer.
Woodruff Mothers Club postponed week
City Pythias instead OF
lar meeting members will visit Milan lodge.
Ypslanti Male Chorus omit rehearsal this week.
Fortnghtly Contract Bridge Club postponed week.
Girl Scouts o'clock Literary Club House, troop 10
John; o'clock Harriet; 49, 3d. Central
Marshall Reed Class Methodist Church eamed chicken
6 p Two PLAYS by Womens Study Club
TUESDAY
Auxiliary Veterans Foreign Wars pouck at 80 with
Mrs Earl Snyder SIS n Adams St. Installation Of officers
Ypsant Post Veterans Of Foreign Wars will meet at in
GAR Hall Installation OF Officers.
Ypant Cakins Womens Christian Union will
meeting this month on 0 county convention
Phoenix Lodge number 10 Fellowcra degree 80
Masonic Temple lodge
Yplant Lodge number 54S F. regular
to district meeting in Plymouth.
Tuesday Contract Bridge Club luncheon o'clock
G. C. Handy.
Industrial Club. luncheon l o'clock with Mrs B R.
Burbank
Capsule Sisters Club o'clock Brown
Jolly Mixers Club o'clock with Mrs Dorothy
Mothernger Chorus of city schools $50 Ypsant High
music
Girls Friendly 1870 House
Girl Scouts Troop H. $3.50 troop $780,
Roosevelt Brownies, ; o'clock Starkweather
Ypsanu Business and Professional Womens
ing and election Of officers 1880 Ladies' Literary
Magdalen Blum
John F. Barnhn Memorial M music room,
Ypslanti High
The Jolly Nine will meet with Mrs Arthur
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-20

Frank Dalton, of the University OF
Michigan; Marshall Byrn, head OF
the industrial arts department at
the University OF Michigan: Ken
meth Willoughby. state supervisor
in vocational education; and James
Voyce, state supervisor In yoca-
tional education.
Donald Staebler. principal OF Ea-
ton Rapids High School and an
alumnus Of Michigan State Normal
College, was POSTMASTER.
The speakers served as a panel
and answered questions posed by
the students. faculty. and alumni.
Professor George A. Willoughby.
head OF the industrial arts depart.
ment at the Normal College. intro
duced students and alumni.
Especially interesting were the
displays shown by students and
others brought by alumni. The dis
plays included metal work. wood
work, printing, concrete work, car.
pentry, handicraft, and pattern
making. The outstanding display
Of an alumnus was the carpentry
display brought by Waldo Camp.
bell, shop instructor at Alpena.
Other alumni included Albion
Taylor, supervisor of industrial
arts at Monroe: Myror Sarnes,
teacher at the Packard Motor Com
pany; and DeVere Washburn, now
engaged in defense work in De-
troit.
Dean OF Administration Egbert
r. lsbell was a guest. Members OF
the industrial arts department IA
Guilty present were Prof Willough-
by. Duane Chamberlain. Maurice
Richards. and Matt Lappinen.
Edward Lirette. Ann Arbor, presi-
dent OF the Industrial Arts Club,
was general chairman of the ban.
quet. He was assisted by the fol
lowing committee chairman: George
Kressbach. Monroe, invitations
Lansing Gilbert. Royal Oak. dis
plays: Miss Florence Smith. Al.
mont, decorations; Norman Risk,
Petoskey. publicity; and Theodore
Webb, Royal Oak, printing.
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HUNDRED ATTEND
|. TR| Sic DINNER

Founders day banquet OF Sigma
Sigma Sigma, national education
sorority. was at the Hotel Huron
Saturday evening at $50. Covers
we're laid for 100 alumnae, and fac
ulty members and their guests.
A special feature OF this annual
celebration Is mothers guest day
when mothers OF the members are
entertained by the college chapter
at the sorority house. ~ S. Summit
St. preceding and following the ho-
tel dinner.
After the four course banquet,
program Of toasts and songs was
given in which the various phases
OF national and local sororities' work
were likened TO the departments Of
a newspaper. Margaret MacGregor.
Pontiac, president OF Sigma Sigma
Sigma, was the toastmistress and
Oramae Sim. Elsie. was the gen
eral chairman. Mrs. Norman Jen-
nings, Maybee. was especially hon.
ored in a toast for attendance at
her l4th consecutive founders day
banquet. Sigma Sigma Sigma was
founded In 1898 with the Alpha
chapter in Farmville. Va.
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Friendly Society
Members Attend
Mission Festival

Conducted By Mrs. Nelson Boutell,
Mrs Harry Stevens and Mrs. Spen
Ger Davis. q members OF the Girls
Friendly Society OF ST. Luke Episc0-
pal Church Went sunday TO 81 Paul
Cathedral. Detroit for a Mission
Festival Rev. T. C.. Johnson, rector
OF ST. John Church, Detroit, deliY-
cred the sermon:
The money collected for the Mis-
sion was to be divided equally be.
tween St. Mary's Indian school
Springfield. ; Oak and Calhoun
Negro school. Calhoun Ala The
local members earned their money
by a bake sale a month ago. The
three chaperones furnishes cars for
the young women from here who a.
tended.
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PICTURES TOPIC
Of CHURCH GROUP

Christ in Art" proved an inter-
esting theme for the Baptist-Con-
grepational Christian Youth Fell
lowship meeting Sunday evening at
Starkweather Hall.
Four paintings were described
and evaluated by student members
OF the organization. Miss Mildred
Warner. Ferndale, spoke on Hunts
THE Light of the World. Christ
and the Fishermen" by Zimmerman
was the topic of Miss lnez Sutton.
Drayton Plains. Miss Charlotte
Thiele. Memphis. discussed da
Vinci's THE Last supper, and
Miss Gladys Lidgey, Detroit, talk
ed on Hoffman's Christ in Gethse-
name.
Miss Marie Turner; Ypsilanti,
played the piano prelude, Sweet
Hour Of Prayer. and Adagio from
Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata.
Group hymns included Day is
Dying in the West. Just as Am"
Break Thou the Bread. and
abide With Me-.
Following the Vesper Service the
students enjoyed social hour dur
ing which Martin Crothers, Ypsi-
lanti. conducted a quiz game. De-
licious refreshments were served.
Miss Charlotte Thiele. Memphis,
and Miss Edith Bolton. Monroe.
were in charge OF refreshments.
Miss Josephine Hampstead, OK
fort, president OF the Fellowship.
announced the coming activities.
Next Friday evening the members
will hold a wiener roast. meeting
al SHrkweather Hall at 6:15 p. m.
and next Sunday evening a Chinese
student will be present to speak
on THE Effect OF War on Chinese
Students.
May / the members will 20 to
Ann Arbor for theater party
Sunday noon the cabinet officers
OF the Fellowship will hold a din
ner. The officers are: Lloyd
Schultz, Ypsilanti; Miss Joan Wis
scher, Grand Rapids; Miss Hemp
tead. Miss Cecily Heafeld. Garden
City; Miss Pauline Engmark, Bel
laire. Miss Betty Rogers, Royal Oak,
Vaughan koppin. Ypsilanti: Miss
Ruth Craft, Mt Clemens: Miss
Eleanor StoltZ, Ypsilanti; Miss
Marie Turner, Ypslanti, Martin
Crothers, Ypsilanti, and Miss
Thiele.
The Spring Retreat will be May
20 80 and 81
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-20
Campus Events
War TO Bring New Life TO
Adult Education Program

Industrial Arts Club annual alum
nj banquet and program Saturday
evening in. Charles McKenny Hall
was Homecoming for all indus
trial arts students and A number OF
alumni were present.
Following dinner in the private
dining rooms, the group retired to
the alumni lounge for the program.
Several noted men in the field OF
yactional education were present
to speak briefly to the members
and alumni.
George Fern, state director OF vo-
cational education. emphasized In
his talk that he believes defense
adult education for war workers
will give impetus to peace time
adult education. He said that the
new war training program will give
new life TO adult education.
Others who were present and
spoke briefly included: II. Widow.
son. agent for vocational education
for war workers: Roland Todd, spe-
cial representative from the United
States ONCE OF Education; DR..
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THINK NOW FOR
POST WAR TIME

Speaking on Religion IN Social
Reconstruction" az the Wesleyan
Guild meeting Sunday evening at
the Methodist Church, Dr. Howard
Blackenburg, assistant professor in
the history department at Michi-
gan Normal College. said that peo-
pie must think now what they wish
to do after the war. He told the
students that special church con-
ferences have brought forth three
suggestions: international settle
ment, interracial cooperation, and
a just economic program.
Lansing Gilbert, Royal Oak. was
the leader OF the worship service,
and was assisted by Rachel Nc
LauChlin, Ypsilanti, Miss Kathleen
Kissane, Ypsilanti, and Donald
Carlson. Ludington. Mr.. Carlson
played a plano solo.
Worth Mallory. Otsego, president
OF the Wesleyan Guild, led group
singing.
The supper committee included
Miss Donna Hall. Detroit and Miss
Frances McCutcheon. Flint.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-20
FINGER PAINTING
ORIGINATE HERE

Miss Ruth Shaw. OF Teachers
College, Columbia, originator OF
fngerpainting technique and noted
psychologist. is making two appear
ances in Ypsilanti.
This afternoon she is to appear
before the Normal College Art Club
and the Association OF Childhood
Education. Tea will be served af-
terward.
Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 p. m.
Miss Shaw will appear in Ypsi-
lanti High School auditorium. Par
ents and students are to be guests.
Miss Shaw originated finger
painting while teaching in Rome.
She observed children painting on
the walls with paint mixed in a
large tub. Miss Shaw explains
that through finger painting chill
dren can be released from emo
tional strain.
Miss Shaw IS the guest OF Miss
Elizabeth McCrickett, former
student.
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Happy Dozen Meet
With Mrs. Grub

The Happy Dozen were guests
Of Mrs. Ivele G.ubb Saturday eve
ming. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Lutz were
guests. Euchre Was played with
prizes OF defense stamps awarded
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley SchoOlmas-
ter. Percy Holloway and Mrs Bert
Lutz.
The hostess served chop suey,
ice cream and cake after the play.
The next meeting will be in two
weeks with Mrs. Arthur Briggs. S2i
ParkwoOd Ave.
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Enaaaement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. VI. 7. Robinson
Ann A!bor, are announcing the en-
gagemeut Of their d7uehter. Ann
jeanette. 10 Milton r. Lawson. JrY
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. VI r Lawson
Milan. The wedding viii tske place
in the early summer Both are
graduates Of Milan High school
anad Mr Lawson is senior in
Michigan state Normal College al
Ypsiianti The bride-elect is en-
ployeI IN the offices OF the Ford
Motor Co at Dearborn.
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POP DANCE IN
MEN s LOUNGE

Michigan State Normal College
students danced at the Al.College
Pop" Dance Saturday evening
from 9 to 70 o'clock in the Mems
Lounge OF Charles McKenny Hall.
Music was provided by popular
recordings.
The dancers went 10 the cafeteria
for refreshments.
The social committee Of the coll
lege, headed by John Shoemaker.
Detroit. was the sponsor OF the
party.
Mrs. Florence L. Lyman, social
director. was present.
There will be only one more all
college party this year.
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RECTOR TO RErIRE

Jackson. Apr. 20-Rev Charles f.
Ramsey. rector of st. Pauls Fuis-
copal Church and former archdea-
con OF the Michigan diocese, will
retire Sept. I. The church pro.
vides retirement for clergymen at
the are OF IS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-20
KILLED IN CRASH

Holly. Apr. 20-Rites are being
arranged for Paul Sunday. %. Hol-
l., who died Sunday in Hurley Hos
pital, Flint, two hours after his
car. in which he was driving alone.
crashed into a tree off MS near
Fenton He is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Sunday Sturgis.
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Ertertalns Guests

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lister en-
tertained twelve guests. Saturday
evening, at a farewell party for Mrs.
Listers brother, Martin Hensley
and August Parasot, who left this
morning for Calumet. where they
will enlist and be indicted into the
[. S. Army. They were formerly
members OF the National Guard at
Camp Beauregard. Alexandria. La.
but since their enlistment expired
have made their home with the
Listers. Guests from out OF town at
the party we're Miss Dorothy Piche.
NJ. and Mrs. Homer Hnrris and
stephen Lawrence, Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Tucker
returned Friday from New Orleans.
Mrs Roy Smith left this morning
for Houghton College. New York,
where she will attend sessions OF
the National Holiness Association
convention. She IS a delegate from
this county and her travels will
also include trip along the 81.
Law ence River and in Canada. She
expects to be gone a week or ten
days
Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Purdv en-
tertained at dinner, Friday, Albert
Num- AMI Arthur Davis, Charles
town. y. II.
SGT. Dan Muntean is home on fur
Tough.
1t and Mrs. John Poe left this
morning for Fort VOTERS. Texas,
where 1t. Poe will report for duty
saturday. Mrs Poe will remain in
the South with her husband.
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TO HEAD CIOEONS

Holland. Ar. 20-New president
Of the Michigan State Gideons is
Rollin ". Severance, Saginaw. who
was named at the annual meet.
ing at Holland Sunday.
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Mr.. and Mrs John Beard 2l7lz
y washington st. are parents Of
son born sunday En- Beye. Hos
pltal. The baby weighed eight
pounds. one-halt ounce.
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Mrs. Victor Wilson visited her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Heltzel, De
tIoit, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Murray have
moved from 4l6 W. Michigan Ave,
10 sos Pearl St.
Charles NJ Holmes returned from
Miami, Fla. at the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Wollam
came from Pontiac Sunday TO visit
Mr.. and Mrs Robert W. Thumm,
and later the four will go TO Jones.
vile 10 visit Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
r. Wollam. and then TO visit Eyart
Woolam. near Jonesville.
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Mrs Albert G. Schaders birth
day was celebrated Friday when her
five children came home for the
occasion.
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Pvt. Steeb WedS
Miss Gallagher

Mr.. aud Mrs. Edwin .Steeb. 1901
Washtenaw Rd., announce the mar
riage OF their son. Private Alvin d.
Steeb OF 18th Signal Service Co.
Camp Crowder, Mo, and Miss
Gladys Gallagher. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Charles Gallagher. 404 y.
Bryan, Okmulgee. Okla.
The bride IS a graduate OF Okmul-
gee High School AMI attended Ok
mulgee Business College.
The wedding took place Thursday
evening at 1880 in First Christian
Church OF Okmulgee. Miss Mary
Gallagher, Tulsa, Okla. attended
her sister. Jerry Watson was best
man and Miss Virginia Fowler OF
Tulsa, Okla, lighted the candles.
After a reception at the brides
parents. the young couple left by
plane 10 spend Mr.. Steeb's l5-day
Through with his pa ents.
Before entrance into the Army,
the groom was connected with the
Michigan Bell Telephone Co. for two
years
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ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

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wishes all subscribers to re-
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> Press Phone the Press office
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jane. who
were married In Marine City April
IL, at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl A. Wester-
doll, have returned TO this city and
are making their home at 96l Wash
tenaw Ave.
Mr.. Jane is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Fred r. Jane, Detroit, and
is an X-,sy technician at the bomb
er plant, this city.
Miss Jessie Stewart. Marine City,
cousin OF the bride, Roy Jane, De.
troit, Miss Mary Besser, Wyan.
dotte, and Arnold Stewart. Detroit.
were members Of the wedding
party.
Miss Ethel McCrickett spent her
vacation week with her sister. Mrs,
Alfred DeWaele, Bay City.
Misses Betty. Lou and Donna
Mead have been spending week
with their andparents. Mr.. and
Mrs Porter Shaw, Grass Lake
Ensign Clare Saltz has been trans
ferred from Fort Schuyler. n Y.
to Burns City. Ind. He is in the
ordnance division Of the Navy.
NJ. and Mrs G. Franklin Camp
bell spent part OF Sunday at their
Portage Lake cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. lvele Glubb spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Grub, Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Badger have
returned from indianapolis, Ind
where they were called by the
death OF a cousin.
Mrs. William Conrady, her two
sons, William and Richard and
daughter Barbara. and Mrs. Leona
Dickman. Detroit, were guests sun
day of Mrs. Conrady's sister. Mrs.
James Poupard.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse z. Parish en-.
tertained Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Al.
fred Parish. Flat Rock, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Paulger, Detroit. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Paulger and son, Albert
BEDFORD. and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Miller, Pontiac.
Pvt. First-Class Jack Tyler has
returned to Camp Csllen. Calf.
near San Diego.
Mrs. Mary Sturton ha. moved
from fpsilanti 10 Elsie, Mich.
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Normal College Calendar
TUESDAY


1000 m.-Women's League Assembly Pease Auditorium
Union Assembly Ballroom Charles
McKenny Hall
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Mr.. and Mrs. Norman F. Mime.
ker, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cooper and Mrs. Harley Me
Clure went to Toledo Friday night
TO attend the annual inspection OF
Fort Industry Chapter OF the 0. E. s.
OF which Mrs. Minneker is a mem.
Der.
Mrs, Charles Lathers, Burt Lake
near Petoskey, has been the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.. Wiedman.
Mrs. Lathers and her hostess went
TO Detroit several times.
Mr.. and Mis-. Rolin Collier spent
Sunday in Wyandotte with Mr.. anu
Mrs. Clifford Collier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd r. Williams
and son Larry went TO Detroit
Sunday and were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Bright.
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Girls Here Given
Appointments at
Rainbow Assembly

Two girls from Ypsilanti Assem-
bly, Order OF Rainbow for Girls
received state appointments at the
three day Rainbow Grand Assembly
in the Eastern Star temple. De
troit. Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day. Miss Catherine Cakes was ap-
pointed grand representative TO the
state OF Arizona snad Miss Shirley
Briggs, grand representative to the
state OF Washington.
About 20 LETT here Thursday for
the meetings. Some stayed through
the week and others went in on
Friday and Saturday. Two grand
officers from the local chapter, Miss
Virginia Epson and Miss Maxine
Wil1ur. took part in all of the
meetings. Miss Epson, grand musl-
sian, acted as installing musician
for the installa ton OF the officers,
Saturday, and was grand musician
for the Grand Cross OF Colors. Eli
day. when Mrs. Wesley Penman.
member OF the advisory board.
received her degree.
Miss Wilbur acted as grand chap
lain throughout the meetings, and
both Miss Epson and Miss Wilbur
TOOK their majority having attained
the age limit and were made honor
AIRY members.
The new grand worthy advisor
elected for 1929 was Miss Doris
Paepke, Detroit. Mrs. Hubert Hol-
loway. mother advisor, was in
charge OF the class OF candidates
for initiation from the various as
semblies in the state.
The assembly closed with a dance
Saturday night. About 225 remain
ing over. attended in a body. the
Fist Presbyterian Church OIL
Woodward Ave. Sunday morning
Women who accompanied the
girls we're Mrs. Hubert Holloway
Mrs. W. X. Crawford and Mrs
Harry Faulkner of the advisory
board and Mrs. Kennard Poster
Mrs. Wesley Penman and Mrs. Ear
Snyder, OF the Eastern Star.
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Coming Events
FRIDAY, APRIL II

&C CLASS of Gilbert Memorial Baptist Church. chicken
supper in the church parlors at $50 pm
GAMES PARTY in Zion Evangelical church parors
by Junior Young Peoples League at pm.
ALPHA AND OMEGA CLASS of Gilbert Memorial Baptist
Church. at the home of Miss Hazel Richards 1872 Dick
nson street, at 7:30 pm
DANCE in Grace parish house, sponsored by Episcopal
Young Peoples League, at pm
RUMMAGE SALE at II South Broadway next to City News
sponsored by Business and Professional Womens Club.
RED CROSS First Aid at Mount Clemens High school, 700
DANCE Davis Grange Hall miles Washington,
8 pm to am. Public invited
SATURDAY, APRIL Is
DANCE for members and friends of Young Womens Club in
Masonic hall, at 10
GIRL SCOUT STORY HOUR, in public library at 1890
RUMMAGE SALE at 81 North Broadway sponsored by Bus
mess and Professional Women's Club.
THIRD ANNUAL dance for Miller Brothers Employees AS
ISOLATION, in American Legion hall.
MACOMB CHAPTER, Order of DeMolay dance in Detroit
Eastern Star Temple West Alexandrine, West
Of Woodward avenue, at BIS p.m.
SUNDAY, April. 10
DAISY CLUB of ST Louis parish party with guests in ST
Louis hall, at pm.
sODAL1TY of Our Lady of St Peters church, communion
1" a Oo0' a. MONDAY sn APRIL 20
JOINT RECITAL by Jean Adams, soprano. and Charles
Turner Detroit volinist, in Community Room of Mount
Clemens High school at pm. Public invited
WOMENS SOCIETY of Christian Service of the Methodist
Church, in the church parlors, at pm.
BIN SENIOR Ssterhood the home of Mrs Samuel Cord
enker, 36 Miller street, at pm.
FORGET MENoT CLUB of St Louis parish, at the home of
Mrs. Frank Petitpren % Third street, pm.
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL womens Club at the
home of Mrs. Ted Leonardson 10 Grand
DONALDSON Civilian Defense Institute, Macomb school
auditorium, at 8
RED CROSS Advanced First Aid course, Girl Scout head
quarters at 7 pm.
CITIZENSHIP CLASS in Mount Clemens High school, Room
9, 6 to 9
FRANZ KUHN LODGE, Knights of Pythias in Pythian hail.
at $50 pm
MOUNT CLEMENS Society for the Hard Of Hearing in East
Detroit High school at 1870 pm
BRITISH War Relief Sewing in Grace parish house, 10
TO pm.
HARRY OLLRICH POST, American Legion, in Legion club
house $50 pm
RUMIAGE SALE sponsored by BIN Ladies Auxiliary, In
Matthews building Broadway.
SPECIAL MEETING of residents of Clemens school district
Civilian Defense Institute at the school,
at pm
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Club Marks
Bib Birthday

THE EIGHTH annual dinner
of Metropolitan Auxiliary took
place last evening with 30
members seated at a T-shaped
table in the Medea clubrooms.
Decorations for the event were
carried out in blue and gold,
the auxiliary Colors. Bouquets
of golden snapdragons were in
terspersed with blue candles at
intervals down the table. Mrs.
Peter Duprey, president, all the
officers and the three past-presi-
dents, Mrs. Helen Miller, Mrs.
John Gillett and Miss Mabel
Frederick, were seated at the
head Of the table.
Community singing during
dinner was accompanied by Mrs.
Bert LozCn. Card prizes during
the evening we're won by Mrs.
Raymond Titus, Mrs. Lawrence
Oehmkc, Mrs. John Miller and
Mrs. Gustave SChalm. House
prizes went to Mrs. Harvey Ham
mond, Mrs. Helen Miller and
Mrs. Harry Hopkins.
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Wallace Schonschack TO be
Guest Artist at Event

PLANS for the silver ami
verSsry Of the Monday Musical
are announced today by Mrs. c.
II. R. Mackenzie, program
chairman,
The club will mrak the close
OF 25 years of cultural activity
in Mount Clemens with a BAN
quet for members at the Medea
Hotel on April 81, followed by
concert in the lounge, to which
the public is invited.
Artist Of the evening will be
Wallace SchonSchack, Mount
Clemens baritone, accompanied
by Mrs. Walter Kruse. Widely
known in this community for
frequent app earances, Mr..
SchonschaCk studied for three
years under Federal Whittlesey,
who conducted the Monday
Musical Chorus for several
years here.
He has sung in the choir of
Westminster Church, Detroit,
for a number of years, and for
the past two years has been
studying with Walter Buchanan,
director of music at that church.
He formerly sang in Gilbert
Memorial Baptist Church.
A 1884 graduate of Mount