The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-29

The offices of the Detroit Edi-
son Company have also been re-
decorated.
Mrs. Augusta l. h er was
hostess to the ladies of the Red
Cross knitting club Tuesday aft
ernoon at her home with her
daughter, Mrs. Howard o. Mess
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pointer,
of Detroit, were Sunday callers
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Roy Tyack.
The January meeting of the
Utica Parent Teacher Associa-
ton was held Wednesday eve
ming at the school house with
Mrs. w. F. Behnke, of Mount
Clemens, as speaker. Cards and
bunco with lunch followed the
program.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Bornais, on Sunday, January "a,
a son.
For the benefit of the public
Naomi Clubbing, librarian of the
Utica library, announces the fol-
lowing: The Utica library has a
few shelves devoted to War in
formation material. Of special
interest is A Graphic History of
the War describing with maps
and charts the various actions of
the Axis and Allies. Also, very
new publication, Peace and War,
United States Foreign Policy
193l-1941, is an introduction to
a collection of documents which
is being published concerning
the foreign relations of the Unit
ed States during that fateful de-
cade.
We have information on every
branch of the services of the
United States, many booklets on
Civilian Defense activities, PAM
phfets on Latin America, post
war problems, gardens, nutri-
ton, recipes for saving sugar,
meat recipes for thrifty meals,
also Better Buymanship pam
phlets covering almost every
thing you have to buy.
Every week we receive new
and up-to- date material from
government and other sources.
Two new mysteries were re-
ceived this week. The Listen
ing House by Mabel Seeley, au-
thor of Crying Sisters and other
very good mysteries. Bueman's
Honeymoon by Dorothy L. Say
ers, story of Lord Peter Wimsey
and Harriet Vane, both of whom
have been in other stories by
this author, and their honey
moon, during which they find
a man murdered in the cellar
and help the police to discover
the murderer.
The Womans Society OF
Christian Service of the Utica
Methodist church met at the
home of Mrs. Albert Ward. In
stallation of officers for the year
was impressively conducted by
Rev. Versile D. Bentley.
Mrs. Arthur N. Chapoton was
installed as president; Mrs. Har-
old McVittie, vice-president;
Mrs. Robt. T. Kidd, treasurer;
Mrs. William r. D/'is, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Orville
Smith, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Sarah Hixson, secretary of
Religious Education and mission
airy; Mrs. George Schwartz, Sec
rotary of publication; Rose Kidd,
secretary of literature and pub
LEGATION; Mrs. Sabas Bogolio,
secretary of spiritual life; Mrs.
William T. Kidd, secretary of
membership.
The organization now has a
membership of SO.
The January meeting OF the
Board of Directors of the Utica
Library Association was held at
the library Tuesday evening.
Among business transacted was
the vote to purchase fifty dollars
worth of new books. A letter
was read from the state inform
ing them that the first payment
of the per capita fund would be
forwarded in a few days. An
nouncement of the annual meet
ing to be held March 16 was
made by the president, Howard
c Crissman.
Mrs. Howard o. Messmore
will act as hostess for the Feb
ruary 2 meeting of the Utica
Tuesday Club at her home, 1885
Cass street. Mrs. Orville Smith
is program leader. Three papers
will be given, Behold Brazil by
Mrs. Robert Kidd; What Brazil
Produces by Mrs. William AL
Ter; Vargas, Brazil's Benevolent
Despot by Mrs. William Erwin.
Roll call will be responded TO
by Picturesque Speech"