The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-18
Voters League
Holds Meeting


Mrs. f. T. Nunneley on Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. Charles Walters
and Mrs. Herman Bartlett assist
ed the hostess. The two speakers,
Mr.. William l.. Lee, County
Commissioners of Schools, and
Mr.. Monte Mcfarland, principal
of Mount Clemens High School,
talked on education.
Guests at the meeting were,
Mrs. c. A Ward and Mrs Louis
PARROT Reports were given by
Mrs. Homer DeSlover, who an
nounced that the League calen-
dars are now on sale Mrs. c, H..
Malbin reported on the child
welfare bill Mrs. Donald IVES
tendorf, chairman OF the League
card parties, announced the
week of January 25th for the
card parties and has named
Mrs. Charles Walters, Mrs. By
ron Stuck and Mrs. Alton Noe
as her committee
Mrs. Stuck reported on the
State Board of League of Women
Voters meeting in Detroit held
last week and announced a con-
ference, which Will be held in
Flint on January 18th On De-
cember II the regular business
meeting and regular monthly
meeting Will be combined and
take place at the home Of Mrs.
Henry Tryloff.
BLANCHE LA FORGE. whose
marriage 10 Pfc. Walter l..
Weier viii be an event OF De
cember, was honored at the
home of Phyllis AhrenS, on Sun
day afternoon. The dinner table
was centered with a miniature
bride on a mirror platform, with
pink and blue tapers at each
end. After the dinner, games
were played with prizes going
10 the bride-elect and Jane VIII
TO. She Will be honored at an
other personal shower al her
home this evening. Miss LaForge
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence LaForGe. 90 Ahrens
street, and Pfc. Weier is the son
of Mr. and Mrs William Weier,
Of Garfield road.
THE PRESBYTERIAN MIS-
SION Society Will hold their
Thanksgiving business meeting
and luncheon tomorrow in the
church dining room al lis O.
clock The program Will start
al go o clock, The speaker will
be Mrs. Howard 2 Anderson, a
missionary who Recently return
ed from India Anyone desiring
10 attend the luncheon is asked
TO call Mrs, Oscar Dcnison. Dial
48l8. All the ladies Of the
church are urged to come and
hear Mrs. Anderson.
THE SILVER LINING Circle
met last evening al the home Of
Mrs. Norman SlmmS During the
bushes smeeting a $1,000 pledge
was made TO the Indian Division
project Guests present were,
Mrs. Merton Mason. of Rich
mond, Mrs. |. f. Miller, and
Mrs. Archie Frink. Bridge was
played with prizes going 10 Mrs.
Eric J Ryser, Mrs. Russell Glas-
gov and Mrs. Merton Mason.
The next meeting will take place
on December 7, al the home Of
Mrs Robert Graham, in the
evening.
THE w. c. T. U. will meet at
the home of Mrs. George Daw-
son, 98 Michigan avenue, Satur-
day, for l o'clock luncheon.
Mrs. Dawson Will be assisted by
Miss Christine Niemann and
Mrs. Skier, of St Clair
Shores. After the luncheon Mrs.
Harry King conducted the bust
ness meeting. Plans for a mem
bership drive and the yearly cal
ender were made.
MRS. ALLEN OATES enter
tanned the Jolly Dozen Club last
evening. Two of the guests were
honored, Mrs. Loren Mead by a
surprise shower and Mrs. Helen
AptIz on her birthday anniver-
sary. Both received a gift from
the group. Games were played
and prizes won by Mrs. Delmar
Sheets, Mrs. Joseph Stark, Mrs.
Walter Ostrom, the house prize
and travel prize by Mrs. Fred
Gregg The next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs.
Delfar Sheets on Garden Drive.
MRS. JOHN HECKMANN,
who has been a patient at the
Ferguson Sanitarium in Grand
Rapids, is expected TO return to
her home on Little road tonight.
She underwent an operation at
the sanitarium, and is much inn
proved.
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