The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-26
Utica
School
Notes

UTICA-Elesnor Ahrens, high
school secretary for the past
four years, has resigned her po-
sition and has entered defense
work.
Bradford Anglers is a new
pupil in the grade school COM
ing from the Goodale school
Detroit. He makes his home
with his brother on l4-mile
road.
The spelling match for the
grade school championship will
be held on Friday afternoon in
the high school gym. About for
ty people will participate.
Clinton Swinehart, coach,
has organized the 9Th, 7th and
9th grade members into softball
teams. A series of games will
be played for the championship,
the winners to receive a trophy.
The trophy is being made at the
school, the set-up being similar
to baseball. Tuesday the 7th
and 9th grades played their
first game with the 9th grade
winning.
The meeting of the Macomb
Educational Association at Rose
Vile this week will be address
ed by Sheldon LaTourette, of
Flint, whose subject will be
World Affairs" Sam Beau
champ, principal of the Utica
High School and a member of
the Board of Directors has been
chosen alternate to the Repre-
sentative Assembly at Lansing
on April 8 and 9.
On Friday afternoon district
meeting is being held in Royal
Oak in connection with the Ply
steal Fitness program, Clinton
Swinehart in charge of the boys,
and Mary Purchase, in charge
of the girls, at the Utica school,
will attend. Boys and girls are
being organized in the school
here and plans are being formu-
lated for drilling and training,
high school pupils and those of
the 7th and 9Th grades being in
Guided.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Odgers
attended the funeral of Mrs. Cd
gers cousin, Charlie Honey
combe, who died Tuesday at his
home 1889 Ohio avenue, De-
troit, having been in i'll health
for several months. Acacia
Lodge F. & A. M. had charge OF
the funeral.
The Utica Tuesday Club will
hold its meeting Of March 30th
with Norma Wagner. Mrs. E.
o. Gildart will be program lead
or. Two papers will be given:
Pan-American Highway, Mrs.
Sidney Odgers and Pan-Ameri-
can Anyways. Mrs. A. B. Ladd.
Members will respond to roll
call with I'VE get along with
out -
On Sunday, March %, DR.. c..
Gordon Phillips will preach in
the Methodist church at 1890
a. m. on the theme II Believe in
the Forgiveness of Sin" In the
of that day the annual
church meeting will be held, DR..
presiding.
In the evening the pastor, Rev.
Versile D. Bentley will give the
third in a series of evening SER
mons on That Strange Man"
his subject being Jesus Burns
His Bridges"
In the morning service OF last
Sunday fourteen boys and girls
were received into preparatory
membership, taking course OF
instructions.
The Utica Public Library has
been loaned by the Michigan
State Library several books
which should be of interest to
War plant workers. They are
on Machine Shop Work, Matha-
mates, Chemistry, Drafting, etc
These books are loaned to the
library on short time loan for
the borrowers. II they prove to
be of service, the library will
continue to keep on hand a few
of books of this nature from the
State Library.
This week the following were
among the fiction books receiv.
ed: Secret Valley by Gregory
Spirit of the Range by Bower
The Count of Monte Cristo by
Dumas, A Lantern in her Hanc
by Aldrich, Gone with the Wine
by Mitchell, A Texas Ranger b.
Raine, A Homicide for Hannah
by Babcock, Three Thirds of
Ghost by Fuller.