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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13
-Roekinohem Results


FIRST RACE 4-yesr-olds and Nd. =,
rrlis
Mar Alice 1phelpsl 1stp 500 o.
pms sister tPrennanN $50 2 20
War Peoard fNcNulen1 $50
Tine IA ~ 2-3-
Prince also ran
SECOND RACE i.is
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pane Spo..sr tChsfrr, 80 90 : 90
Cbsno tTrent $50 on
BONN DClly tclsgFe,'h So
TINE 40 OF 4 Os
ana -Aia,r ~, Hr-r 49, --r.
..,,,D,, 49, $500
=, - ", ~ % sa
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50. So go "a r.r,tss a., -,
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IN p,.l.. an s.aa ,r
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13

Ut may f'|iN lI l'I |''. It'' '...'
federal regulations 'r.na.cd last
v rk b} 're jrf,d Sfr'. Dish
and Wldufe ScrlIro Neh~9n $
1894 duck season viii bc sept
% 70 Dec 5
. The chances are tho commits
n VIII 90 along with the Fish
-End WIldIfe service on most OF
y the recommendations with the
possible exception oi The wood
duck. Harry Ruhl of the conSer-
walton departments game division
believes there is a sufficient num-
Der of this specie in Michigan 10
allow hunters ono Of these ducks.
Michigan wildiowlers VIII vel
como The full daily bag limit on
rcdheadS, a specie which has be
Observation-Disclosures
years Last season only three
were permitted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13
Dog TRAINING STARTS

One Of the bug questions OF, tho
day is whether hunters will be
permitted TO take their dogs afeld
Tuesday. ordinarily the opening OF
the training season The state
quarantine for rabies Will he on
until August p. and u Is likely
hunters may run afoul of the
authorities by permitting their
dogs 10 run before that time
On the other hand. hunters point
out that dogs in training are UNI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13
Municipal SoftbaII
League
SCHEDULE-MoNDAY
CLASS A-EASI SIDE


Murray Local 2 vs.. q S. Coast Guard,
A. Lodge, ] Gar Wood Local ESQ Va.
Arvey Corp At jayne, 9 Gabriel Rich
ARD " Mrh steel AZ Chandler a.
Rriggs All stars vs. Motor City for the
Deaf Al Bradley, / Federal MOgu ".
Thompson AZ Lodge , Detroit Renns
vs. p Jefferson Merchants. at Car
stems. 1.
CLASS A-WEST SIDE
Manchester vs.. Alpha at Northwest
srn 8 bet. Assoc for the Deaf vs.. J.
G Goss Co Al clark Park, / 81. Agnes
vs. Local I'll Al Thirkell. l Post office
VS. Metal Moldlngs Northwestern. &.
Vince Corp. vs.. Dawn Patrol. Al North
western, s. international Detrola vs..
Service Parking, at Northwestern, 9.
Cry~s- r7rsST SrDr
Barnes Gibson. Raymond vs.. Mich.
Chrome Al St Clair, / Michigan Leather
Products vs. Bailey's Ten, AZ Pingree, 4;
Crawford Lions VS. Canteen Club. at
-E.Haweed,- 2 Hudson Co, vs., Com.
nandOs. Al Pingree, 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13
RIVAL NEW YORK

Eit NOilNt - SAN " tNAA ltf fFn'AA A.
Naiing conditions throughout TINS
lea say that # all these boats
were counted Detroit would SUI
pass or equal the New York boat
count
Long Island Sound is the bu-l-
ct boat area in the country with
q 653 registered craft Lake ST.
pcuor bracketcd with Huron and
-e4+- eNn- Lake s. CLAIR has 10
65l Surprising arc The filUffS
on Lake Michigan which reNeal
that only 1854 crafts are res
iSforCd on That lake
Lake Ontario and Lake Champ
fa77 7avr ~, 40 uuTtrrru- budtE
While Lake Ere has ~ 81 Ana
wcn bct YOU You had no idea
trar Great Satr-I.akc boaSts OF
i ili numbered boats more than
lake Ont7uo and Lake Cham
J. Hn. which arc combined
OF course sou can't drown or
Clrat salt Lake ON account Of
To salt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13

Detroit archerS arc holding a
fCTd meet tins Sunday At their
range l0ia Mile and Telegraph.
The match Starts al | D. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13
CITY CASTING MEET

Fly and bait casters are com
petlng this Sunday IN the Detroit
City championships al Palmer
Park pool. Events 10 be decided
are the 3-s and SIS plug accuracy
and the dry and wet fly accuracy.
The Midwest Schipperke Club
are holding their annual puppy
match this Sunday at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs Robert II. Dudley.
4510 CharrinG Cross Road. Bir-
mingham. Marshall NJ Burhngame
ef-Brtreft- viii judec the match
which starts al D. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13

SEVENTH RACE -3-year-cids ana up
. mile
Fire Engine CCAnpbeu u so $50 80
Urge Ne IFischert 90 -
Uhhuh Haynesl So
Time II 20 - 74lt.
Anthem Amalka Parcais Sedgemoor
sunny Fortress ana Elcnap also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-3.ypar.olds and IN
7 l-l6 miles
Rric-A-Rac (MCCreary) 800 So 90
Idle sun Campbell $40 80
Tide over fHigleyi u 20
Time - 80 on rs
super Justice Son ~ war Rush Act
Fire Dust ana Bohemia also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13
By Don GiIIies
IN THE OPEN
TN THE OFEN DY OOH OH
Hunters Welcome
New Wildfowl Rules

vdoWer will he permitted SD-day sea-
sor O VIII not he known
meet
Lake Oakland the home OF
Blaine Dcros lone for their regular
monthly meeting
II they concur bcrated der control and would not be yo-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13
GREAT BUDDEs MEET

Capt. Walt Kelly, brother Of the
governor, and 1t. Len Welsh were
great buddies in civilian life
They played lot of golf together
around town When the war
came they enlisted and were sent
TO the same camp together . .
For long time they resisted pro-
motions so they could stay to-
gether -. Finally they were sent
TO officers training schools in
different parts of the land.
That was about Is months ago
and they never saw one another
again. They were stationed a few
miles apart in England, but never
managed a meeting . On D-Day
plus couple of days Len Welsh
was busy digging foXhole on the
beach of Normandy. A voice
from above insisted That's no
way 10 do il, soldier" Len
looked up 10 see his old friend
who had Just landed.
An all-American team of foot
ball players took part in the big
offensive on Guam Island recently
Among those in the engage
ment were !. e, 1t. Dave Schreiner
wisconsin, ]. L. 1t. Bob Bau-
man wisconsin,; !. g., 1t. Charlie
McAllister (Princeton) center. 1t.
Bon HuFwig tCaliforna}: r. &, 1t.
Ray Seagale tOregon); T. l., Ii.
Rank Kemp yale; r. G., Pfc.
Keith Topping (Stanford); quar-
terback. Marvin Plock Ne
braska); !. h., 1t. Bill Lazetich
tMontana}; r. h.. 1t. Max Belko
Southern California; (. b., 1t.
Bill Hefef-i Netfe Damet.
ALL MARINES
All are marines and would
make a pretty fair football club
4. Keith Topping was on the
Stanford team that played in three
successive Rose Bowl games
He played next 30 Bob Reynolds of
the Lions The leader of the
group was 1t. Col. Alan Shapley
Of Detroit, A navy football ace.
Bill FeldhauS. who starred a,
Indiana and later with the Detroit
Lions. is now an assistant coach
at the L. s. navy preflight school,
Athens. Ga. He is an ensign.
His big boss is 1t Comdr.
Matty Bell. formerly of Southern
Methodist, and the head coach is
1t. Ducky Pond of Yale Games
are scheduled with South Carolina.
Georgia Tech and Chapel Hill
among others On the Chapel
Hill staff is 1t. Glen Presnell of
Nebraska and the Lions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13


TAI For 3year"od Handesp $4,000 -
80
Vsuet q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13

SIXTH RAcE-3.year I mhe:
b-Appleknooker Bailey 300 $50 3 90
STRIDE (Smithl $50 800
Harriet Sue tskoronski) $50
Time 80. OF so.
aNiss Keensland. SIRIUS h.Doggone Old
AiAt.feh-JrzrHrtf1 a FthsiVe and American
FLYER also ran
a-Calumet Farm entry
o-Coward- Du Puy entry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13

dor control and would not be vlo-
lailng he quarantine rules one
thing ~Ifc. conservation officers
W'I MOI modest hunters IN the lel0
win their dogs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13
BY Edgar Hayes
La Rue Has 2 No-Hitters

G letter from Hawaii
they have a pretty
Q is the pitcher and
RS -. No team has
IS His team has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13


well the
e o
Hearts RED DOCK evenly
be me the leaders
Ttt 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13

long a most interesting
h the army Says
! league there He
erS and four one hitteri
IS off him in 20 games
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-17
BROWN MODELS CLUB

Me; at the home Of Lila McNair
Plans for a party 10 be gwen 70;
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-17

PHYGFNAU BAILEY WOOD
RUFF brough; her baby bv 20 see
Us \ llula doll They vii leave
tais week 10 JOIN SGT WOODRUFF
AZ WLmrEtnn. y. c. MRS.
BRUCE BAILEY, PhyCenau's
mother. w.ll.Uakc the trip with her.
X X X
Condolences 20 the bereaved
ODELL FAMILY Heard that
their father passed away. this past
week.
* X x
JOSEPH TANDY JR returned
from H8WaI 10 attend officers
tralung schoo! II California He
flew TO Detroit 10 visit with his
q. Iarcnts Mr.. AND MRS JOE
TANDY OF Leicester Court,
x * x
MRS NCRIEL SADBERRY. has
jaSt returned from the commence
nent exercises al Howard uni
vcrSlty.. where her daughter. Miss
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-17
VITAL TRIVIA

VITAL TRIVIA
Happened 20 see handsome
JACK ALLEN all in ms !rnn,acu-
late white sailor Uniform He Is
home on a VISIT IS stationed some
where IN South America looks
fine.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-17

Maxine Hughes. will finish this
August Mrs. Sadberry also went
20 New York City where she ran
INTO several De;roiiers She re-
ports an especially lovely trip.
X X X
Received four V-mail letters from
SGT AL WALLACE. now in
England very newsy. and which
we Will keep as memento Says
hat the Brown Yanks as they
are called over there. have Just
about 'hepped" everybody in
their immediate vicinity. Says
HOWARD TANDY is there but
that he hasn't had chance 10 see
hIm as yet Also that he has met
a friend OF FRANCES RAlFORD
POLKS. HAROLD GAINES OF St
Louis. and that II is almost like
meeting someone from home 8.
Begs us 10 keep writing every little
detail OF the home front. because
the boys over there. eat il up"
81. which is very flat;ering 10 US.
and you can bet we Will get out
now and dig the dirt. even harder
than before.
* n u
YVONNE PRICE. and ODES-
SA TROTTER entertained rela-
;iveS and friends from Chicago.
over the week lend.
X X X
SONNY ROXBOROUGH -. Is
home on ten days leave from
Great Lakes Naval Station.
X X X
CHARLES POWELL. has been
indicted. and has already left for
camp
X X X
The pretty little thing selling
tickets Cor the FESTIVAL at
the booth in the -. PARADISE
LOUNGE. =. is. -. GLADYS POL
LACK.
X X X
MAE STEWART CORNELY
now living in Washington F.. but
very well known here will arrive
tomorrow 10 be present at the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-17
Mary Sellman Wed To Army Officer At St. Matthews
CIevelandites
Weekenders
BY GLADYS MILLS

Cleveland guests who were the
week end house guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Duncan Of Josephine
avenue. were entertained Saturday
night by the Duncans and on Sun
day morning at breakfast by Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Loving. also Of
Josephine. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Graves. Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Bell
and their son. Charles. and Derek
w. T. Stu were the visitors
Local socialites who attended
were Mr. and Mrs. Prentis Walker,
DR.. and Mrs. Walter Hines, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben d. Henderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Wise, Mr.. and Mrs
Sidney BarthWell, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas McCampbell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin Loving, DR.. J, c. Randolpho,
Miss Julia Hunter, Dr. and Mrs.
Donald Graham. and Atty. and Mrs.
Leon Hubbard of Pontiac, and Mr.
and Mrs. S Yates.
The same group attended the
breakfast on Sunday morning. Mr.
and Mrs Duncan are moving 10
Cleveland this week, headquarters
for Mr.. DIncan's work with the
War Manpower Commission.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-17
GADDINGS
BY Gladys
A WORD ABOUT THE coLLEcE EuNp


WILLIAM j. TRENT JR.. been in the city since last
Wednesday is the executive secretary the United
Negro College Fund. and .ex-FHA representative
Washington. He is tall. dashing and handsome At
tended the dinner Monday night the Central YWCA
rendered by friends of the United Negro College Fund
mee in Detroit for the purpose of bringing together
few interested citizens to outline the detectives Of the drive
The drive closes Sunday, June 25 AS you perhaps
already know the rIrpose raise $4,000 to be dis
trbued among the q accredited Negro schools participant
ing Half of the fund is to be distributed equally among
the others the basis of their needs 1t help
the Detroit committee in this worthy effort which
the future preparedness of youth.
TALENT CONTEST IN THE STRETCH
This Saturday is the deadne for in the Search
for Talent The first emnaons will be held in
the YWCA on June p Those who will weed the
first contestants will be- DR. CLEMENT SCOTT .YO
1ANDE MADDOX. MISS NELLIE b. HUGER. .ARCHI-
]Al-D JACKSON. and =. NICHOLAI VAMASESCU.
For the finals. to be held June % at EbeneZer
church. Judges will be HARDIN VAN DEURSEN, Of the
University of Michigan School of Music. FOWLER SMITH
of Wayne University School of Music and MRS JOSE
PHlNE LOVE eminent concert pianist 1t will remain for
these eight people each the tops his field to select the
best singer from the material give them. The win
will sing all three of the Music Festivals July s. 10
and T.. iii Chicago. St Louis and Detroit.
LOUISA PERRY SETS WEDDING DATE
MISS LOUISA BOBBY PERRY of talented
young women accomplished pianist. and singer
Delta student Wayne university has announced
the date Of her wedding July % Her parents. MR.
AND MRS. ROBERT PERRY. announced their daughters
impending marriage ALSTON MCCORMICK. last fall.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-17

wedding OF her niece, JEANNE
HILL. who will become the bride
OF. EBERT "DAGWOOD" LANG
FORD this Sunday in Bethel church.
X X X
MRS. ALT f. THOMAS. is
chairman Of the convention commit
tee. for the meeting 81 the STATE
FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S
CLUBS. which will convene here
from June IS 10 q with Scott
NJ E. church as headquarters.
X X X
We are so glad GEORGIA
DAVIS is going. to be well enough
10 participate in the Talent con-
test. She has very good chance
and we were afraid she wouldn't
be able { sing. Her doctor has
ordered her 10 rest for the re-
mainder OF the summer
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-17
CLUBS and Other Briefs

servlcemen were discussed. A des-
sert repaSt was served by the host
ess. Bridge was PLAYED and prizes
presented. The next meeting VIII
DC held AZ the home Of Mrs. Lucille
Goodman. L Radclif IS president OF
me club.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-17

Mrs Elizabeth PEBBLES. Mrs. Mil
dred Anderson. Mrs. Vivian Lillard
Mrs. Ollie Mcfarland. Mrs. NJ D
Graves. Alberta Lighttoot, Lillian
Mimms. Mrs. Louise Simmons, M
and Mrs J. S Coote, Mrs. Aroella
Carter. Mrs Viola Santos. Mrs
Gladys Allen. Norma Allen. Mrs
Charles Mimms. Mr.. and Mrs Lind
say Oglesby. Elnora Vlckers. Mrs
Harriet Hudson. Mrs L. H, LaBon,
Ann Hill. Leslie Davis. Gertrude
Bakery and many others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-17

Met at the home Of Mss Gertrude
Davis. 300 f. Ferry After the bust
ness meeting. a luncheon was serv-
ed The next meeting viii be held
az the home OF the president Mrs
Clara English. 1893 Brush street.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-17
UNIT ; HOUSEWIVES LEAGUE

VIII sponsor a membership snack
al the Mt. Vernon Recreation GEN.
ter on June l6 at : pm. Friends
are invited 10 attend This unit has
been recently organized IN the Oak
land bou!evard-W sector.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-06

THE HOLLYWOOD CELEB
RITES Revue was presented
Monday evening TO the Young
Women's Club and their guests
The program began with selec-
tions played by a trio consisting
of Jean Walton, violiniSt, Eve
lyn Riley, celloist and Mary
10 Burgess, pianist.
Joyce Engelbrecht, as Shirley
Temple, presented the Earl Far
roll Vanities. Mrs. Frank Dit
trich, as Lynn Fontanne, gave
two readings, The Law of Be
ing and The Scripture Alpha
bet" also an encore Hans
Pfeiffer," Blair West as Pader-
ewski, was the next celebrity
presented. He rendered varia-
tons of Marry Doats' as his
first selection. For his second
number he played medley of
Straus waltzes, and concluded
by playing Romano.
The Radio City Rockettes -
Mrs. Wilbur Held, Mrs. Peter
Vladeff, Mrs. Leonard Brindley,
Mrs. Hubert Meier, Ruth Schon-
setback and Evelyn Riley, dress
ed in fashioned flora-dora
costumes next entertained the
group with the song Hats of
other days"
Gypsy Rose Kelly (Marian
Kelly costumed in old fashion
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-06
Births at st. Joseph'S

MIR. AND MRS. JACK j.
Madou, 271 Jones street, son,
Michael James, March 81.
MR.. AND MRS. PAUL T.
Landt, Warren, son, Erwin
Manifold, March 81.
MIR. AND MRS. STEPHEN
j. Stanek, Anchorville, a daugh-
ter, Mary Ann, March 81.
MIR. AND MRS. STEPHEN j.
Stanek, Anchorville, a daugh-
ter, Mary Ann, March 81.
LIEUT.. AND MRS. Bernard
G.. Verellen, Romeo, a son, Da-
vid Bernard, March 81.
MIR. AND MRS. HERMAN G..
Sowerby, East Detroit, a daugh-
ter, Judith Ann, April /.
MIR. AND MRS. JOHN j.
Volkenant, 50 High street, a
son, John Julius, April 2.
T/SGT. AND MRS. VINCENT
M. Schimmel, Center Line, a
son, ames Vincent, April 2.
MIR. AND MRS. RUSSELL j.
Simms. OILS Cotton road, twin
sons, John Norman and David
Edward, April 2.
MIR. AND MRS. JACKSON
H. Whitley, East Detroit, a
daughter, Ruth Inez, April 3.
MIR. AND MRS. RAYMOND
M. Totty, Van Dyke, a son, Gary
Mitchell, April 2.
MR.. AND MRS. JOSEPH o.
LaRiviere, 1872 South Gratiot, a
son, William Austin, April 3.
MR.. AND MRS. LOUIS Le-
Roy, 149 Barbara street, son,
April S.
THE KNIGHTS OF Columbus
will hold the Spring Frolic in
the K. of c. hall Saturday,
April IS. Dancing will start at
9 o'clock. William Mason is
general chairman, while Leo
Killewald is in charge of tickets.
Refreshments will be served.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-06
Members and Guests
Enjoy |npersondtlons

ed blouse, skirt, etc, and CARRY
ing a fancy parasol then appear
ed and proceeded with her
famous strip-teaSe number. Luz
ellie Beaubritz of Rochester, as
Gladys Swartout, sang three Sc
lections, Morning Night and
Day" and Il Love Life.
During intermission, the Gig
arctic girl, Mrs. Peter Vladeff,
wandered among the crowd.
Door prizes were then awarded
10: Mrs. Harry Halter, Mrs.
Frank KiSSell, Mrs. William
Gass, Mrs. Robert Allen and
Ann Hradsky.
The Andrew Sisters, Mrs.
Wilbur Held, Mrs. Leonard
Brindley and Ruth Schonschack
were featured next. They were
followed by Rosita lturbi, who
played piano selections for the
group.
Mrs. Kenneth Hill as Lille
LiSh then greatly amused the
audience with her famous reci-
pes and personal happenings.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Riley, The
Riley Rhythm Rangers" enter
tanned with guitar, harmonica
and vocal selections in true
western style. Next featured was
Vera Zorina Carol Engel-
brecht who delightfully."- pre-
sentcd the ballet "Rondo on the
Toe
No Hollywood night would be
complete without the singing
sensation Frank Swoonatra' al
las Wallace Schonschack, who
had the audience screaming as
he sang "Shoo, Shoe Baby" The
effort was too much for him and
he was replaced by Nelson
Eddy, (Who, mechanically was
also Mr.. Schonschack) Mr.. Eddy
sang Rose Marie" Russia is
Her Name" and That's Whay
Darkics Were Born" He was
accompanied on the piano by
Mrs. Wallace Schonschack.
At the conclusion of the pro-
gram, the guests were invited
TO the Bar" marked Tee and
Coughfee' and Sandwiches
and Cakes for refreshments.
Evelyn Schonschack was the
producer of the show and her
committee for the evening were:
Mrs. Wilbur Held, Mrs. Wallace
Schonschack, Mrs. Russell Room
ely and Mrs. John Schrade.
MRS. LOREN MEAD, of Sell
fridge Homes, entertained the
jolly Dozen Club last evening
at her home. Games were play
cd and prizes won by Mrs. JOS
eph Stark, Mrs. Walter Ostrom,
Mrs. Mead, and Mrs. Delmar
Sheets. The party celebrated the
birthday anniversary of Mrs.
Albert Carter. Easter tokens
were used for favors. The next
meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Ben Lipson, April
10.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-06

MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM
Klockow of 266 Euclid avenue,
are holding a family reunion to
celebrate the birthday anniver-
Sary of Mr.. KlockoW on Satur-
day, April 8.
Their daughter, Marion, ar
rived Tuesday from New Cum
berland, Pa. where her hus-
band, Lieut.. Merland B. Jago, is
assigned TO the New Cumber-
land Quartermaster Depot. He
will be unable to attend the cell
ebration due to his duties with
the Army.
Another daughter, Margaret,
also arrived on Tuesday with
her husband Capt. Murray T.
Wellman and their young son
Teddy" Capt. Wellman is on
leave from his duties at the
Hampton Roads Port of Embar-
kation. at Newport News, Va.
Their daughter Lydia, will
arrive from Lakewood, Ohio,
Thursday with her two daugh-
tiers, Ruth and Alice. Her hus-
band, Robert Everett is flying
here from Washington on Fri
day TO be present for the home
coming.
Also TO be present will be Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Mcintosh and
their two sons Of this city, DR..
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-06
Child Study Group II
Elects New Officers

GROUP II of CHILD STUDY
CLUB met last Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Glenn Lewark,
las Beuland avenue. Officers
were elected, with the following
results: Mrs. Clarence Wild,
president; Mrs. George Granzin,
vice-president; Mrs. Stuart
Green, secretary; Mrs. Lewark,
treasurer.
DR.. C. A. Ward led an inter-
esting discussion on Achieving
a Degree of Maturity" Mrs.
Fred Shoemaker assisted the
hostess.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-06

MARILEE MAE MILLER, up
on her eighth birthday anniver-
sary today.
MR.. AND MRS. HARRY l..
MOORE, 81 Smith street, upon
their Goth wedding anniversary
today.
TO EUT. AND MRS
GEORGE c. SHELTON, upon
the arrival of a son, George Cur
It's, on March 90. at Las Vegas,
Nevada.
MIR. AND MRS. JAMES Gil
AMMARINARO, on their 25th
wedding anniversary which &C.
Cured yesterday, April S.
ELIZABETH HELDT, upon
her birthday anniversary which
occurred on April 5.
MR.. AND MRS. ROLLIN job.
on the birth of son, Lloyd Earl,
April 2.
MRS. c. H. MALBIN upon
her birthday anniversary today.
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Family Unites TO Celebrate
Birthday Anniversary

and Mrs. Sherwood Nye with
their daughter, Mary Ann, from
Pontiac.
On Saturday evening, Mr..
and Mrs. Klockow are holding
the birthday celebration at their
home and on Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcintosh are going to en-
terrain the family group.
Captain and Mrs. Wells and
Mrs. Jago plan to stay in Mount
Clemens until next Wednesday,
before returning to their homes
at their respective army install
lations.
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Mothers Club
House

THE MOTHERS CLUB OF
Selfridge Homes held open
house Monday evening for
mothers and friends of the new
nursery school. A program was
given by the children of Sell
fridge Homes. Miss Drew Ran
som, kindergarten teacher of
Clemens school, Miss Ruth
Hoeflin, director of Highland
Park government nursery
school and Mrs. Thomas Jenk-
ms, spoke TO the group. Miss
Genevieve Carnegan, first grade
teacher of Clemens school was
guest.
Mothers on the program and
refreshment committee were:
Mrs. Robert Craemer, Mrs. Ar
thur Smith, Mrs. Ray Stevens
and Mrs. Joseph Stark. The
children who took part in the
program will be honored at a
party.
The Nursery school at Sell
fridge Homes started on Mon
day with 25 children present.
The Sabotage group will have
their first meeting Saturday,
April 8, and the teen-age
groups meeting will be an
nounced later.