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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25
John r USO Concert On Belle Isle Is Huge Success
Ford Local 600
Registers Voters
For The Election

More than 100 members OF Ford
Local 600 registered 10 Tote In this
years elections at the Neishbor.
hood Registration Center operated
by the political action COMMITTEES OF
the Local, il has been announced BY
Paul Boatin. chairman. and Edgar
Lee, secretary Of the COMMITTEES.
Success OF the registration drive
which lasted by six days. has en-
couraged the committee TO extend
its plans for political action into
the fall campaign by the announce
ment OF a Vote-Getters Contest
open 10 all members OF the Local.
Awards will be made 10 members
OF Local 600 getting the most De-
troit voters TO the polls. and BAN
ner. especially designed for the
purpose. will be awarded TO the
building unit in the local turning in
the biggest total of voters per
capita.
The banner will take its motif
from the colonial flags OF pre-
revolutionary days in New Eng
land, and will display the pine tree
with rattlesnake coiled in tho
foreground under the slogan, Don't
Tread on Me-"
Included in the contest plans are
awards to be given TO members.
district committeeman. building
committeeman and officers turning
in the best vote-getting records
both for the primary election and
the general election. :.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25
PledGuilty
H.Shooting
LastMarch

A 2l-year-old youth who plead
guilty last week TO charge of
in the shooting OF a
young married woman will be sem
fenced this week by Recorders
Judge John p Scailen
A. c. Phillips. also known as
Bubbles -ss charged by police
with fatally shooting Aroma Ken
drid on March Is OF this year,
Police learned that Phillips had
chased Raymond CASTOR, 81, Of 1904
McDougal avenue into tavern To-
Gated at Monroe and Russell street.
Phillips. so police reported. was
armed with . gun while chasing
CASTOR from outside the tavern &c
the inside. Mrs. Kendrid was seatet
in the establishment and was sho
by q stray bullet rs Phillips free
several times at CASTOR.
Phillips lived at 1885 E. Lafayette
street Mrs. Aroma Kendrid was
the wife OF Richard Kendrid. who
along with Dewitt McCray OF 1874
ST. Joseph were witnesses at the
examination Of Phillips held on
March 30. lo43
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25

NASHVILLE, Tenn. - CAMP II
Community service programs IN
GLIDING house building, hog breed
ing and project consisting OF lend
ny wardrobes TO cxpectsnt mothers
are being conducted by three Tenn
eSsee schools in a manner which
IS sure 10 improve race relations
within the state. according to W.
E. Turner. head OF the division OF
Negro education.
This mutual understanding Is to
be accomplished by n gradual
heightening OF Negro standards. and
the sympathetic cooperation OF
white persons backing the work
said Turner. The schools are To-
cated in Whiteville, Chattanooga
and Mckenzie.
Each OF the schools has the usual
agricultural anA trade courses but
ne students carry their activities
beyond these and into their COM
run.ties-~-
The truck garden at one OF the
schools Will furnish food for free
rot lunches for elementary grade
children. Students n the wood
work department have bull, houses
Tor faculty members and also 20
% the homes Of students 20 help
With repair work on houses, barns
and sheds
There is an annual dinner TO
which white leaders Of the county
are invited and at which the stu
dents decorate the dining room
and prepare and serve the meal.
The lending wardrobe FOR ex-
oectant mothers provides clothing
and other AZ; c,es needed by wom-
en- whose babies might otherwise
DC born under improper condi-
Ions.
There IS pig chain in which
each agricultural Stddent al The
school located N Chattanooga is
s.yen one p.g from pare bred reg
s.ered stock which he IS pledged
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25
Vote Shelves
Resolution In
Dallas, Texas

DALLAS-(ANP) - A threat to
avert the democratic ACTION o. the
American Bar association in is re-
cent annual convention in Chicago
vas temporarily postponed las;
week when the Dallas Bar asSocia-
ton voted SO 20 81 20 table a reso-
ll;!on asking The ABA 10 reconsid-
CT is action admitting Negro mem
oersh ps. Judge James B Watson
az New York is the only Negro
with ABA membership
Opposition to the resolution. in
,roduced by W. VI. Holland. voiced
he opinion that lawyers should be
nc first % uphold constitutional
Nr.Hc pies. and that the resolution
VAS violation OF the constitution
" Il Reid speaking 70. its adop-
ION, pointed OF; that resembling OF
ne order would no; prevent Negro
.Swyers from prsct.ciag. The meet
NJ was held in the 95;h distr!c;
courtroom
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25
Heart OF Detroit Lodge, 1914 And
Florence Ames Temple Burn Mortgage

Heart Of Detroit Lodge and Flor
ence Ames Temple made history
Sunday. Sept. 10. when they he'd
a public ceremony and celebrated
the clearance OF their home. To-
Gated ct 800 Mack avenue. from
debt. After an occupancy OF two
aud q half years. the entire pur-
chase price OF 5000 was paid In
full. and the ownership OF lodge
and temple became a reality.
A capacity crowd filled The
church and witnessed the burning o.
the mortgage, conducted by Hon.
James T. Kelley. grand secretary
and Mrs Elizabeth kim5rouga
grand treasurer
Representatives from AL The
lodges and temples in the state
including the Past Exalted Rulers
Council and The Pas: Dalghte@
Rulers Council,
A Fine Program
The following program was rem
dered: America: The Lords
Prayer" in unison: a resume 9, thr
progress OF lodge and temple by
Mrs. Carrie Curtis, chairman Of
the program. who also introduced
he master o. ceremonies. Atty
Herbert I. Dudley. There were
greetings from the National Shrine
Department: by Mrs. Bertha Nc
ksnlaSs. national chairman: re-
marks by Hosea Hubert, exalted
ruler: Mrs. Lucille Hubert. dsugh-
Ter ruler. Music was rendered by
Florence Amcs Temple chorus un-
der the direction OF Mrs Jcrcnc
Maeklin with Mrs Bessie Andrews
and Junior D.. Began as solois,s.
The occasion was testimonial
% the leaders OF the lodge and
temple, Hosea Hubert, exalted
ruler. and Mrs Lucille Huber
daughter ruler, under whose admin
strations this achievement was
accomplished.
The various units were out in fall
regalia and uniform. and created n
most beautiful scene. Among those
present were the Matches ES-
qcircS" in formal attire. Maceo
Collier. president: the Riding Club.
Mrs eBatricc Yates. president; tn,
Drill Team. Mrs. Eva Wychc. prcsi-
dent: the Silk Hat Boosters. Mrs
Deola Gibson, president, and the
A WIS Group, composed OF Mes
danes Yates. Gertrude Kennedy
and Annabcllc Kimbrough.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25

Tuberculosis Il the leading esuss Of
death for persons between the As0 of
Is ana g. Financed BY tuberculssis
Christmas seals. q new pamphlet.
How 20 Kill TB Germs" n now avail
able from the Michigan Tuberculosis
association. Lansing.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25
Goes To Wife's
Aid, Gets Cut

Interccding on behalf Of his wife
accused BY former husband OF
stealing some Of his bedding re-
suited this week. in the Stsboine
o, Willie Littlcjohn. 81, Of 262
South Summit street.
Littlejohn was treated for lacera-
tons OF the neck, nose and left
eyeld
Police learned that Joseph Jones.
80. OF 1852 w Fort street. had gone
10 the home OF Littleiohn and &C
cused his wife. 1lene McCutcheon.
" taking some OF his bed clothes
An argument arose and when Lit
tlejohn attempted to quiet the two
parties. he was repeatedly stabbed
by Jones
Jones was held for investigation
for a felonious assault
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25

Mrs. K!mbrough in her address
reviewed the progress Of the Grand
Temple az a pioneer that had helped
10 build it.
Cemmends Organization
Kelley held the undivided atten-
ton OF his audience 10 the end oil
his remarks. In addition to COM
mending the organization on its
achievements, he reminded them OF
their responsibilities. reviewing the
present state OF affairs. local and
national, and drawing a picture OF
postwar cond lions, certain 10 fol-
,ow.
Due 70 unforeseen circumstances
Hon J. Finley Wilson, grand
exalted ruler. and Ms Elizabeth
Gordon, grand daughter ruler could
not be present. b.; they selected
NO capable representatives n The
persons a5oye-nsmcd.
Fluctuations from The various
lodges ard temples Included Cow.
ers ard money. With ;hc following
representatives. Bcs;raN Gregory
chez ar"cr Past Z r Council:
Mrs SADIE Ba.cv 'oval D r Past
y r CoWc0: NcK.p,ey Dickens,
+. r. Prdc ~ N.zh Lodcc Mrs
Susie Brcsz' n Il Besu,ah Land
Temple Mrs A0drcv Smith Motor
CITY Lodge Ms y her,a Graham
y. r Emma V Kelley Temple.
MIS- lrma Henderson y R Lady
Camille Tempe Charles Reeves.
Twelve Ho.scr'cn Lodge
Two Mar bonds were presented -
tho lodge by Ms Johnnie Hal
deputy as a gtt fcom + Ames
Temple. and a substantial chccE
vas" presented - FNa,'ed Rue.
Hubert from :hc MON becSh.p in
appreciation O! his work,
The daughter ru,or was over.
wheimed with flowers in baskets
and eorSaGcS.
a military climax was provided
by ,hc presence Of contngen;
from Camp Caster led BY sgt
Alice Jacobs. a member of Florence
!Amcs Temple. and nc.Jded the
following: SGT Emmett Lark Corp
Viola SUascz and Cop William
Allen.
e The following distinguished In
dividuals were guests az The ,odgc
and temple AZ their home 500 Mac>
avenue. Saturday. Sep; Is. az =
banquet: Charles Reeves. Mckinney
Dickens Atty and Mrs John X
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25
Harvard Professor
Blasts Race Riots

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. - tANP) -
Elf people believe In freedom. then
they must believe in equality" de-
clared DR.. F. o. Matthiessen, Har.
ward professor Of history and litera.
ture and nationally known liberal
and literary critic. Tuesday night
IN reference 10 the attitude Amcri.
cans must take toward the race
riots narins up in this country.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25

Graham. Susie Breazil, Thelma
Dickson. Victor L. Hicks. Josie Bel
ford, Bertha McKanlass. Johnnie
Hall. Jerene Macklin. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. NJ. Briggs. Sadie Bailey. Brazil
J. Bryant. Grace BRYANT Sophie
Walker. Laura Rice. J. w. Hinton,
B. v. Gregory. Z. H. Burger, Mr.
and Mrs. James Coins.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25
Say Project Will
Aid Race Program

10 raise and breed only to other
ourebred registered stock. From
the frst litter Of pigs. each boy
gives pigs to two other eoys. un-
der the same condition applying
10 his own gift. He retains the
sow and the remainder OF the litter.
The chain is destined TO lead to
improved livestock throughout the
community.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25

Mrs K.mbrough in her address
reviewed the progress Of the Grand
Temple az a pioneer that had helped
10 build IL
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25
Richmond Gets
Music Teacher

RICHMOND. Va.-(ANP) - Su.
pervisors for music in the city pub
lie schools have been only In the
past Ave or six years. Mrs. Char
lotte Redding Jeffries received last
week the fourth appointment sue.
ceeding Mrs. Des demuna H. Law.
son who resigned. Mrs. JefYries Is
a graduate in music from Block
School of Music, Chicago. and also
holds an A. B. degree from Virginia
Union and A. NJ. from Michigan.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25

GREAT LAKES. Ill.-Robert L.
Jefferson. 2e. of ga Kenilworih
street. Detroit. Mich. has grad.
uated from recruit training
with top honors in his company
at the u. S. Naval Training sta.
ton here. Jefferson was a pos.
tai clerk in Detroit prior 10
joining the Navy as an appren.
tice seaman. Having completed
his basic training. his record
has qualified him for duty at
this station as = member of
Ships company. The honor man
has returned &c Detroit on boot
leave with his wife and baby
daughter. Carol Ann. and will
visit his parents. the Alfred c.
Jeffersons. 602 Josephine street.
An honor student at Cass Tech
meal high school. Detroit. JEFF.
erson won \ scholarship to the
Lawrence Institute of Technol.
ogy. where he was a member of
Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-22
WQrries Seattle Girl
in Pretty Wedding

A small wedding dinner fol-
lowed, at Arnaud's, where the
table was decorated with a low
arrangement of bebe NUNS.
large chrysanthemums, and car
nations.
The bridegroom Is a Mount
Clemens High school graduate.
and entered the army in the Fall
of 1910. He attended the Ma
rine Engineering school at Ma
rine City, and has been stationed
at Seattle. San Francisco, and IN
West Virginia.
MOUNT CLEMENS Chapter
of Valparaiso University Guild
will meet at ST. Johns Lutheran
Church, Fraser, on Tuesday, Jan.
26, al . o'clock.
MRS. MAE MOORE of Union
City has arrived TO assist her
daughters, Ruth and Mary in
moving from their apartment at
1877 Cass avenue Mary Moore,
a former Lincoln school teacher,
will move to Ann Arbor to con-
tinue her training to fit her for
an inspectors position in a war;
plant, while Ruth Moore, Will
son school teacher, will make
her home with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
gar d. Racine, EOS Cass avenue.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-22
GaAndAa, e{Corinq ¥h
FRIDAY, JANUARY 22

FRIDAY, JANUARY ~
ORDER OF EASTERN STAR potluck, business meeting and
initiation in Masonic hall, at $50 p.
I. o. O. F., in Barron hall, at p. m.
DANCING CLUB, in Pythian hall, at 10 p. m.
SATURDAY, JANUARY %
FORMAL DANCE at Masonic Service Center to IL m.
INTERMEDIATE Girl Scouts sleghrde Members to meet at
Presbyterian church at p. m.
JUNIOR MACCABEES, in Barron hall, at ! m.
MONDAY, JANUARY rs, 1943
WILSON PTA, at the school at 8 p.
Club, at the home of Mrs Graham Graccy, 25320 Ora
tiot avenue, Rosevile. at 100 p.
FORGETMENOT CLUB of ST. Louis parish, at the home OF
Mrs. Frank Petipren, % Third street at p. m.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS of Garden Club the Community
Room of Mount Clemens Savings Bank at p
YOUNG WOMEN'S Methodist Guild, pot-uck the home of
Mrs. Rufus Reizel. Breitmeyer Place, at 6
GOLDEN RULE CIRCLE of Kings Daughters the home
of Mrs Fred Schock, 81 II Macomb street, at p. m.
MOUNT CLEMENS Order of DeMoay, in Masonic cubrooms
at 730 p. m.
vFw AUXILIARY Games party, Veterans hall, $50
FRANZ KUHN LODGE, Knights of Pythia Pythan Hall,
at $50 p. m.
RED CROSS WORK in Mount Clemens High school, to
p. m
LADIES AUXILIARY of Presbyterian church. the home
of Mrs. George Lane 81 Lincoln at 2; 80 p
YOUNG WOMEN'S METHODIST GUILD, dinner at the home
of Mrs Rufus Reitzel, Bretmeyer place, at $50 p
TUESDAY, JANUARY 26. 1913
MOUNT CLEMENS CHAPTER Valparaiso University Guild,
at ST Johns Lutheran Church, Fraser. at 2 p.
PUBLIC INSTALLATION of officers dance for Mount
Clemens. East Detroit and Rosevlle Maccabees, in
Barron hall, at p.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-22
GongraMMHon,

DR.. HAROLD EYTH whose
birthday anniversary occurs to-
day.
MRS. FRANCIS GOODAR.
whose birthday anniversary IS
today. She and Mr.. Goodar left
this noon for the weekend in
Chicago, and Mrs. Goodar's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Weeks
OF Richmond, are staying with
their granddaughter, Joan Good
ar, for the weekend.
WILLIAM c. SCHROEDER,
252 Cass avenue, upon his birth
day anniversary today.
NORBERT RIVARD of Muir
ray drive, whose birthday ami
versary occurs today.
ANN TAYLOR of 43 Lincoln
avenue. who is IL years old to-
day.
MRS. HAROLD SMITH, whose
birthday anniversary is today.
MIR. AND MRS. HAROLD
HOURTIENNE of Route One,
upon the arrival of a baby
daughter, Ell Vera Esther, born
Jan. 20 at noon.
DOTTIE De GRANDCHAMP
of Utica, who is 81 years old
today.
MIR. AND MRS. NELSON
KEPSEL, 438 Cass avenue, who
became parents of daughter,
Beverly Jean on Tuesday at
home.
ROBERT RICHARD PEN
MING, Roseville, who is ten
years old today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-22
Wedding Set
for Saturday

PLANS ARE COMPLETE 70.
the wedding of Norma Martell,
daughter of Lawrence Martell,
and Garfield Swanson of Algon-
&C, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Swanson, also of Algonac.
The wedding is set for Satur-
day evening at 7 o'clock in st.
Louis rectory, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Norbert Rybacki, brother-in-law
and sister of the bride as the
only attendants. The bride 5
brother, Pvt. Dorm Martell, VINO
is on army duty in Middletown,
Pa. will be unable to be present.
An informal reception will
follow the ceremony, at the
home of the brides sister, Mrs.
Della Harms, 1913 New street,
with whom the bride has made
her home for the past six years.
Miss Martell was honored at
miscellaneous shower gi ven
early this week by Mrs. Wilbur
Meldrum (Kaye Dubay), who
came home from Muskegee,
Okla, where she has been with
her husband, Pfc. Meldrum, TO
be here for the wedding.
40
THE SEVENTH anniversary
gathering of the DAYL Club was
held last evening at the home
of Mrs. Albert Kimmel, Floral
avenue. Next months meeting
will be with Muriel Behrendt.
DOROTHY OEHMKE, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Och
make, who has been i'll with ton
silitis for the past week, is
much improved
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-22

NEWS comes today of the
wedding OF Betty Jan Daken,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. ID.
Daken of Seattle, Wash. 70 War
rant Officer James n. Shoe
maker, now stationed in New
Orleans, La.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mrs. Fred Shoemaker of 81 Mil
Ter street, and the late Mr.. Shoe
maker.
The wedding took place at the
Christian Church in New Or
leans, on Saturday, Jan. l6, with
the Rev. w. r. Vivrett reading
the service.
The bride wore a powder blue
tailored suit and a corsage Of
orchids. Attendants were Mrs.
B. n. Murphy and Warrant Of
ficer James Adair, both of New
Orleans.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-22
Circle Supports
BondCampaign

SUPPORT for the current
bonds for warplane campaign
was decided upon yesterday by
members of Margaret Bottome
Circle of Kings Daughters, who
met with Mrs. Fred Epting.
Mrs. John Jarchow was elect
ed treasurer to succeed the late
Mrs. Walter Kandt, and Mrs.
} Fred Tyack was appointed as
sistant secretary, the office for
merly held by Mrs. Jarchow.
Feb. 8 was named as the date
for the annual dinner of the
circle, when husbands of men,
bers will be guests at the Kings
Daughters Home, at $40 o.
clock. Plans will be completed
at the next meeting, Feb. 4, with
Mrs. Edward Dupray, 10 Wash
ington.
Annual reports were given by
officers of the circle.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-22
Stork Sets
New High

NEW YORK, Jan. 22-F-
The stork had his busiest year
in the nations history in 1912.
delivering at least 100000
babies.
Although the number is great
er by at least 100000 than the
previous us. record for new
born 100000 in 1921
the present birth rate Of about
81 per 900 population is never
theless below the rate of about
Is per 1000 population regis
tered in the first World War,
say statisticians of the Metro
politan Life Insurance Co.
The increase, despite decline
in the per capita rate, is due to
the growth of the total popula-
ton, they explained.
Another factor the statistic
ians considered is that the lives
of babies and mothers are far
safer today than they were Is
years ago.
Out of 900 babies born alive
in 1917, they said, approx
mately IS failed to survive to
their first birthday anniversary.
Today, however, deaths in the
first year of life number about
As per cent 1000 live births, a
decrease of more than so per-
cent. There has been a similar
decrease in deaths of mothers.
Unrolling further their charts
of the stork's flight during the
past quarter-century, the statis-
ticians turned up another inter-
esting log entry:
The United States child popu-
lation under Is years of age has
declined by 100000 in 10 years
from SO, 100000 in 1880 to
33, 100,444 in 1910, demonstrate
ing that storks loaf around the
home chimney during depres-
sions but take to the air in war.
Next, the mathematical experts
figure that to get as many chill
dren under Is running around
in 1850 as there we're in 1890,
the bird must delive.' 1885,
900 babies annually for the next
seven years.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-22
Engagement
IS Announced

MRS. DAVID GOLD of the
New Glenwood Hotel announces
the engagement of her niece,
Rebecca Chairman to Staff Sergt.
Bernard Ginsberg of Langley
Field, Va, son of Mrs. A. S.
Ginsberg of Detroit.
Miss Chairman is graduate of
Mount Clemens High school. and
is bookkeeper at the New Glen
wood Hotel. Her fiance was
formerly stationed at Selfridge
Field.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
JOHN G. LUTH is confined to
his homo, Sc Moross avenue, by
illness.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-22
At WoMwood Gantsen
Hollywood Drops Squabb|es
10 Pitc h in at Canteen

set the ball rolling. They want
ed Hollywood version of the
famous Stage Door Canteen in
New York. In no time they had
the active support of every guild
and union in town, almost so
organizations covering all film
workers from actors TO carpen-
tiers, hair -dressers to producers.
A lease was taken on an aban-
doned night club. Studio con-
struction experts planned the re-
building. Every union sent vol
unteer workers. Cartoonists and
scene designers painted murals.
Manpower, materials and money
flowed in. Soon the Hollywood
Canteen was ready now a
$4,000 building created at to-
tai cash cost of 5000, which was
underwritten by Cary Grant.
Donations provided enough
food to feed 400 men at a time
at the snack bar. Over 5000 men
and women signed up to work
either at entertaining, in the
kitchen or serving the boys. Top
directors, actors and producers
turned out as busboys.
Shining stars played hostess
or dance partners. Jean Cabin
washed dishes every night for
the first week, regularly there
after. Marlene Dietrich an d
Hedy Lamar We'd at dishing out
coffee and cakes. There's not a
star you can mention who hasn't
done her turn dancing or help
ing TO entertain.
Now, after the first fe W
months of the Canteen's life, it
has been host to quarter of a
million enlisted men - but no
officers. At Christmas + d d / e
Cantor played Santa and gave
out 5000 gifts - 5000 Of which
he provided himself.
Name bands play there every
night and Kay Kyser has led his
band there regularly, including
New Years Eve. There is never
lack of talent for the floor
shows. presented several times
during each evening.
MISS ELEANOR PORTION
entertained members of the ST.
Louis Lily club last evening,
with Miss Mabel Carter of De-
troit and Mrs. Lawrence from
bley as guests. Mrs. Henry
Trombley will be the next host
ess.
ISABELLE ELLIOTT is a pat
lent at Grace Memorial Hospital,
Detroit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-22
Party Plans
are Begun

PLANS were begun for a
public dessert-bridge party Feb.
IL at 100 o'clock at the Kings
Daughters Home, when United
Workers Circle met yesterday
with Mrs. Ralph Bennett.
Mrs. Charles Woolard was
named chairman of the event,
after the circle was divided in
to four groups for the years act
ivities. Chairman of the groups
are Mrs. Woolard, Mrs. Frank
Miller, Mrs. Paul Volkenant,
and Mrs. Frank Pringnitz.
Mrs. Edward DERRICK will be
hostess TO the circle on Feb. 4.