The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-28
Armada

Inere are tWentN-One granu-
ates at Armada High hool this
year.
They are: Carolyn Adams.
Peggy Bercin, Eva Carter, Mary
Ellen Evans, Charles Spring
born, William Van Norstrand,
Earl Ellis, Arth n Zielesch. Tim
othy Zarate, William Weed,
Norwood White, Harlan Meek
or, Mary Ellen Congor. Alice
Lambert, Don Girard, Betty Ann
Reding. Dorothy Bolisky, Bev-
erly Mallivitz, Warren Teller,
Edith Harrington and Albert
Rose
The class officers are: Presi-
dent. Charles Springborn; Vice
President, Harlan Meeker: Sc
cretary, Mary Ellen Evans,
Treasurer. Betty Ann Reding,
class advisor, Miss Anna Faye
Singer.
Miss Peggy Bercin is Valedic-
torian and Miss Mary Ellen
Evans is Salutatorian. The class
: flower is the carnation, their col
ors blue and white and their
class motto is. If you can't find
a way, make one"
The baccalaureate services
will be held in the Congrega
tional church, Sunday evening,
May 80, Rev. Thomas Vernon
Will speak 10 the graduates.
Glass Day exercises will be
held in the high school auditor
ium. Tuesday evening, June l.
A play will be presented by the
graduates called, Local Draft
board. No. 100000.
Commencement will be held
on Thursday evening. June 3 at
the high school. DR.. William
Whitehouse. Dean of College of
Liberal Arts Of Wayne UniVcr-
sty will be the speaker.
Forty four friends and rela-
tives enjoyed social evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Hicks at their home on
irst street. Saturday evening,
May % The occasion was to
celebrate the golden wedding
anniversary Of Mr. and Mrs.
Hicks. Guests were present
from Charleston, Grand Blank,
Rochester, New Haven, Ray
township. Romeo, Port Huron,
Detroit and Armada.
Mr.. Hicks was born in Ray
Township. Macomb county and
Mrs Hicks. who was Miss Emily
Harvey, was born in Canada.
They were married May 26,
1893 at Pontiac, have lived IN
their present home in Armada
for thirty years.
They have three daughters,
Mrs. Hugh Marsh and Mrs Har-
ry Springborn, Mrs. Martin
Kaufman of Armada, a son, Ell
ray Hicks Of Port Huron, also
seven grandchildren and three
great grandchildren. They have
one grandson, Private Guy
Kaufman, who is serving with
the United States army in Aus
tralia.
The home was beautifully de-
corated in yellow with bouquets
of yellow snapdragons, the col
or scheme was also carried out
in the large decorated cake. Mr.
and Mrs. Hicks received many
nice gifts. At the close of the
evening they presented each
family with a portrait Of them
selves.
The memorial services and
dedication Of the Honor Roll fol-
; Armada's service men will be
held Sunday. May 80 The pro
gram is sponsored by the local
Lions Club and the local Scouts
The Honor Roll ceremonial
will be held at 100 o'clock p. m
on Fulton street. The local Boy
and Girl Scouts will sing Amer
lea and give the pledge to our
flag. The drum and bugle corps
Of Port Huron, consisting or 80
girl scouts will render a selec-
ton. The address of welcome
will be given by Mr.. w. j
Campbell president OF the vii
lage Of Armada. Remarks by
Lion Harry Evans and the Dedi-
catory address will be given by
Judge Trombly.
Memorial services will be held
o. o,clack of WIll0M