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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
High School Sand
Association 70 Hold
Annual Cornwall

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They with Easm Nssf hta
thfenRh vrsea Tsk VOTES sN pnt
cent esEh and the class thst aIt
ike mcsf VOTES NH hefs elextsa
their king ana queen
The ceurt ~ Hse klnN #no
oUssn Wsn 81 made 10 - spx
dukes end sue darhss ffan
each class Thss hssx sfss
eech chosen - ppalsf yaH ard
an Is iolsuWN
Snlogx Merle HsWaaa. ns
perean Watts Naffsk Fakeasa
ard Buddy Shksnsan funsaas
'Ls6ls Roeafee. Juanita Wei
iefd. Torn Lennep ana Raymond
Upton nophnmesea WsnnifFei
Miss, Opal FaFxAEa Mark My
.ef& and DICK Dickson FRESHMEN
Barbara Watts Bahby BrsIenG.
Leonard Rouse and Kenneth PAL
fsgus. eighth grade. Marshall
Jenkins. shannon SlYfAeid On
lorcs DALEY ana Betty Jean sun.
mons. seventh grade. Howard
Smith. { 2 Raper rattis Fss
spruri and Laura n Msers
band Bobby Mefntnsh Miks
pfussrnaR joyce Nelson sri Mafs
Virgins Boyles
After . grand parade - the
court the king and queen wsli
enier Until this time lass Nhn
they are will be . mystery
After the coronation cusfsek the
ru,ai kiss which Wili ~ followed
BY ilft royal dance u the ealft
After the dance eAeh aake
and duchess vail cal Someone uul
from TIE audience with whom g.
dance.
This viii H. followed - = ksn-
efsi formal dance
Music Wiii be Furnished BY the
Biloxi High school band. which
has promised So provide 3 Eaza
floor show A featured vocalist
will also be On the pfeaTsm
Tickets are nov On sale.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
Miss Crane Honored
At Reception Al
Simmons Home

One Of the many sHlai events
gwen in honor Of Miss FLORENCE
Crane. bgide-eleef II TIE week
was . reception heIa 1t the home
of Mrs Donald Simmons an Fri
day February t. ~ the Wonans
Auxiliary 70 the FIRST pfesbfte
ran church q pssesgoala
The home was aftlstiealls dec
grated IN . ooluf scheme - white
and gold which aHs carried eat
throughout the gallery entrance
and living BRO dining rEHefus A
simulated golden bel so saa.
pended over the dining table
above q beautifully arranged
bowl u daffodils and write car
nations thanked ~ lighted lapefs
IN crystal holders
The guest - honor first re-
ceived . decorated book contain
ing favorite receipts from the
auxiliary members and present
Cd b. Mrs Harry paFsies
Mrs Robert Reineeke fHeH pre-.
aenfe6 an old-fashIoned nsaqaei
with best wishes from TIE mem.
hers These latter Nefe ~e1utain-
ed in IN enseIape suspended
from me bsuaaaa an8 proved
both interesting ana amusing
when reed - Mim Crane
Miss crsns Waa presented -
Mrs Simmons WIsh 3 pottery
b0Wi ~ exquisite design and col
.brsng. this gift from uhe au3iiIsU
besa,g gracefully Heee.sad ane
acknowledges - IS recipient
Guests repaired - ne dining
rom where Mas = & NinalsehI.
ST.. and Mrs. HeIneeke poured
tea and coffee from = Table lasa
eish . handsome Ilnen hea raaH
and appropriate silver
During ihia period eakez aaa
ofen.i6red. ard rolled Mna
witches WIRE also SERVED
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
Arena

There was Sunday school II
Roberts Chapel Sunday
There we're forty At SUNDAY
School si the Church Of God last
sunday
There was Sunday School
sna preaching ~ the Church Of
God last Sunday II "a TIE Day
II Dedication Dinner vas served
~ nnon and quite 3 feN WeFe
there After dinner the Dedlea.
ton services were held Brother
Hilbun from Laurel Miss. had
the service and Brother Ben O
Williams started the revival that
night The FIRST service xas At
50 Sunday night and Is e. b.
heid AZ the same time each night
for two weeks o. longer
Roberts chapel Methodfst
church brought = pretty pauauei
70 the Church 81 God Dedication
Mrs. Cart Cunningham and
'd~aughtef. Mrs John Miller. Wefe
IN Mobile Saturday.
Miss c0fine Barker visited
Mrs Frank Smith last Neek She
Is from Gauiicr.
Miss Dorothy Lee Williams was
home ever the weekend with
her parents. Mr.. ana Mr. HaF-
mon Williams
John Reisbefg Is building q
new house. Amos oyerslreef Is
helping him
Helen Stickier spent Sunday
with ker parents. she works e
Braokiey Field. Mobile
Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Reeves
and children were visitors 10
homefolks Sunday.
NJ and Mrs. Stanley striekle4
we're visitors 1T he Church If
God Sunday
Mrs Eunice Rainwaiers par
epts came 10 see bet Sunday
Mrs Henry Roberts attended
services a. the Church q Cod re-
vlvai Monday night
Mr.. and Mrs Walton Golf Of
Big Point attended services 81
the Church 81 God Monday night
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25

t~ Suaess nsosnu3 Nrs rxensng
w@x 81 NJ rsaasea4 Ntatxh
Nee en- Narzsxrssaan NFs
atpsa fspn Heae4n
Msnses J 5 wase naen
Aesa ard Ruhs R aaa
sm Van wyte appns ii Hfhki
~ Wednesday,
~ sne Mrs "a an NAH1x
enees q paNseeNia Nfsr n8aes
ssa err SandaT Is Me- va
DeFenarss pafenf8 a. ass Ms
II ~ Ret~gts
Guests un TbaEsaas sfse5nNE
= tse horse m Mr. GMEnfs
keheFts wsgr ths Rev Wa4aaau
ard NJ Miller q Eecaiasre
Miss Rosemary F&alk - Van.
eteaep @as ftse Ntxk ena Ktnesi
q Mis- Carol Carrier
AZ and Mas J Frank 0Neil
sniasea . visit un Stanaas sttes.
nesau isom iheif sou ard daeKh
ser Su-lsW. Mr. ard Mfk Geaas
Omen u PaNcagaula
Mrs J c Harris aHsi Mrs La
ise kholman ard eaiAfseu Wets
B4Snxl visitors on Saturday
The Vancleave Home peHssn-
ssrataon Club mrs with Ms Bur.
inn Roberts ~ NaneiraVV on lakg
Tuesday instead Of IN Nj panas
art az was anAounced.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
Rev. UImeF VIII Be
Guest Minister #
ECsfI0wn Service

Ths Rev r = uimeT. pastor
- fhe First Methodist ehzHeh 4
PaasgU1ls. slli = guest mn
a.eT - services - Ihe LaEIIzan
auditorium Dapsni sseHae sd
Ia street. AZ 2 p - sunday.
re : ociOck service = - aaal.
faFlum has proved popular no
aniy Nith me Essiiaeu rezlaena.
b. fhcfe wno 1--we u ashzs -
neus ~ me citg Ths puoIHe IS
cordially invited e saEsHa aHs
services
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
Miscellaneous Gift
Shower Honorinc
Mrs. Herman CronfeT

Mm G a Cnon4m. Mra Lee
Almond ans Mr. z & nsanlkf
Hefe co-hmnsass haaaFzHa Atfa
Herman CfanieF. ns .efmeI
Dickereon q L1eHaan 0afn 3
miscellaneous sfaeakT aIHan -
the hntne 81 Mfa 4 / HIlkessor
The -cecpTaflaas Nsfe #anxsnssss
snd narriEa which Tiled aae
nnu with ueauIx ana zzazE4nsn
HeffnfHFnensH - nzzzN ara
eake were serves = s. KaHzs 81
~ Eh1m bad brought HsaafIfaI
snd pseia. Efis
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25

Cotton aea uea s aIaE nate.
rial ~ many peaalEa aza asn.
slaefed . Nasza product H=faa
fhe Civil Va
Thf huobef Resolve Company
sIace June. lazz rs a7sazhf
more thsn Iaa =. zHaU Hzaz -
Hefsp
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-07
Pinal County Men
Named To Report For
Pre-Induction July IL

Seventy-two men from Pinal
County will report for pre-induction
on July II.
They are: Ira Simpson Cunning
ham, Alfredo Luna Teran, Enrique
G.. Rodriguez, Ben Irby Sweazea,
Ramon A. Sanchez, Maximiano c.
Zuniga, Jr., Jesus C. Huerta, An
dres Aldrete, Bruno H. Valdin,
James A. Ware, Andres G. Quiroz,
Joe B. Clemans, Lawrence H. Reid
head, Gilbert Martinez, Frank c.
Estrada, Loren E. Ellis, Gilbert o.
Navarro, Tom Stewart, Camilo S.
Lopez, Encarnacion M. Garcia,
Francisco M. Quiroz, Phil Armen-
ia Bisi, Gilberto l.. Robes, Joe S.
Navarro, Louis G. Delgado, Ramon
A. Guizar, Daniel P. Espino, En-
carnacion E. Chavez, Jesus l.. Pa
dilla, William Francis Linton, AL
fred T. DiaZ, Frank M. Tanore
Stanley M. Kalof, William V. Wat
son, Alfonso F. MARTINEZ, Julio S
Coronado, Henry J. Armenia, La
dislado L. Lopez, Jr., Filberto A
Teller, Edmund R. Cells, Tony G
Ramirez, Daniel Delgado Ybarra
John R. Martinez, Raul J. Peralta
Raymond R. Palma, John ]. Ar
menta, Adolfo M. Lechuga, Bal
domio c. Saiza, Teodoro R. Har-
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-07

rada, Tony Acosta, Alex N. Pa
dilla, Louis Albert Merino, Ray
Lawrence McCarty, Donald Ebert
Jamison, Clarence B. Johnson, Earl
S. Miller, Charles M. Garcia, Wal
ter Elwood Smith, Felix Young.
Donald Mute Pearce, Fred Laws,
James Buster Walker.
Expecting to transfer out: AL
fred Van Irwin, Paul H. Kephart
Gerard M. Mark, Arnulfo r. Ro-
mandia, Maximiano L. Sanchez
Robert Dee Stacy, Julian G. Cas-
tillo, Marvin Lee McGaughey
William w. Carrot, Diego Corral
Walter M. Mroczeh, William c.
Camarena, Raul @. Luna, Troy o
Burch, Jackson L. Burleson, Thorn
as ]. Elledge, Lloyd M. Walters
Troy F. Lambert, Francisco G
Gastelo.
Transfer in: Jose George, Ell
mer Richard Palmer, Marvin Raj
ston Bochat, Fred Raymond Prit
chard, Russell Flint, Richard
Ochoa, Victor Martinez, Jose Clio
Wis Maestas, c. B. West, Charlie
w. Montgomery.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-07

Hondo AAF Navigation School. an
installation of the AAF training
command, has awarded silver
wings to hundreds of combat navi-
gators, and today it's highly train
ed graduates are found over all
global battle fronts. They are
participating in the liberation OF
Europe, and they are directing
tons of destruction against the
Japanese Empire.
After preliminary ground train
ing, the navigation student spends
IS weeks at Hondo Army Airfield,
a base of the AAF central flying
training command. In this special
lied phase of training, he becomes
deadly accurate at the task OF
guiding a bomber and its crew to
enemy objectives and back to its
home base.
Each navigator is an aerial ex-
pert, trained to find the target by
day or by night, in clear or inclem-
ent weather. He can plot planes
course by the stars, by radio, by
compass or by spotting a highway
or railroad track.
Some of the new graduates were
officers before entering navigation
training. Those who trained as
cadets received with their wings
their commissions as flight offic-
ers.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-07
Want Ads

FOR SALE-Biglow Ranch, 16O.SS
acres unimproved land u mile
west Salt River Valley Water
Users sub station. Has water.
Legal description: Lots one and
two and the south half of the
northeast quarter of section
three in township six south of
range seven east of ella and
Salt River Meridian, Arizona,
containing one hundred sixty
acres and eighty-eight hundredths
of an acre. See Mrs. Josephine
Borree, or write John L. Muir
ply, 5231k Highland Ave-, Tue
son, Arizona. i2-6tc
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-07

Cpl. lie Roy Simmons writes
from England to let his mother,
Mrs. n. M. Moser, know that he is
safe following participation in the
invasion. sour squadron did its
bit, he says. "We dropped the
paratroopers-a small part, but it
takes them all to win" He has
recently heard from his brother,
Pvt. Raymond Simmons, also over
seas, and informs his mother that
he, too, is o. k. Cpl. Simmons, 10,
has lived in Coolidge most of his
life. "PII sure be glad when this
is over and we can all come home
Don't worry too much about us
boys, we'll be all right, wherever
we are"
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-07
James r. Merrill
Graduated AS End
Lieutenant In AAF

James r. Merrill, 10, graduated
Saturday from Hondo Army Air
Field. Hondo, Texas, as combat
aerial navigator and received his
silver wings and the rank of End
lieutenant in the AAF. He is the
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-07

FOR SALE-14x18 three-wire John
Deere bailer, 1886 model. Also
1884 Chevrolet 11a ton truck. Call
Lees Richfield Service Station,
Coolidge, Phone Ga. J7-1tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-07
and contents, S45. See Letz-
ring, Saturday. J7-1tc

FOR SALE-Underwood typewriter,
good repair. Mrs. Anna Christ
enson, Coolidge Home Supply.
J7-1tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-07

FOR SALE-House and lot with
bath. Reasonable price. R. w.
Cogburn, Kennedy Ave. and
Fourth st. J7-1tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-07

FOR SALE-Mesquite Fence Posts,
Csc ach and Wire Tested
Rhode Island Red Hens, White
Leghorn Fryers and four Hogs
reasonable. Mrs. Kelley, first
house back Chappels Grocery,
Florence. 7July1tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-07

FOR SALE DC Case tractor and
four-row cultivator, $1,000 cash.
See Diwan Singh. Phone Casa
Grande 72-J3. J7-3tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-07

REWARD for return of black Cock
er puppy, 526 North Main. Phone
282. J7-1tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-07

FOR SALE-1934 model Terraplane
sedan, good condition, new re-
tread tires, reasonable. Mrs. d.
w. Kelly, first house back of
Chappels Grocery, Florence.
Phone Florence 189. J7-1tc
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-07

Q Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Riley, who
have been visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Earl Goodwin and family
since February have returned to
their home for the summer.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-07

. Mrs. Claude Jackson left Cool
idge Wednesday for Foss, Okla
homa for a two-week visit at the
home of her mother. She was &C
companied by her brother, Bill Will
liams, and family of Eloy.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-07

CLASSIFIED rR
FOR SALE - Partially furnished
three bedroom house, $4,000.
George Dempster, 364 Byrd Ave.
J7-1tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-07

FOR RENT-Two- and three-roOm
furnished apartments, air-condi-
toned. Sea Lane Hotel. Phone
242. J7-1tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-07

LOST-New Homemade Cooler
Box, east of Coolidge. Notify
l. G. Harris. Phone 1874.
7July1tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-07

son of Mrs. Kathleen Merrill, who
teaches in Eloy, and the grandson
of DIR. and Mrs. William Jackson.
His brother, 1t. William Merrill,
graduated from Hondo in April.
Since its opening in 1912, the
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-07

STILL HAVE several thousand
sweet potato plants at 40c per
100. Also nice child's play house
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-07

FOR RENT - House on 3rd and
Kennedy. d. d. Stone, North
Coolidge. J7-1tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-07

o Leola Darlington, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph harrington, has
recovered from an attack of ap-
pendicitis that kept her in bed for
a week.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-07

. Max Taylor, Vista, California,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Taylor,
former Coolidge residents, is visit
ing Calvin and Francis Kuykendall
at the home of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. H. Kuykendall.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-07

Q Mrs. ]. ]. Jones returned Friday
from three weeks spent in Hot
Springs, New Mexico. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Truitt and daughter,
Elizabeth, with whom she made
the trip, have gone to FL Paso,
Texas, to visit Mrs. Truitt's daugh-
ter.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-07

REAL ESTATE LOANS-5% Long
Term Loans on Improved Farm
Property. 8. c. I. D. or Pump
Water. See c. M. Betterton, 791
Center ST., Casa Grande, Tel.
S36-J3. 12mar3tp tie
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-07

47h ACRES under San Carlos pro-
ject, now in cotton; 81 acres
desert land fenced, with drilled
well. ]. F. Elledge, N. Main st.
J7-3tc
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-26
CITES HOOVERISM

He said that if Kelly were II
favor of instituting Dewey.
policies in this state "he open!
the door to the justifiable &C.
cusation that he is for Hoover.
ism, lock stock and barrel
Perhaps he is" he added, Blu
l don't believe he will, dare say
so for the record"
Republican leaders meanwhile
announced that Col. Alvin OWs.
ley, a Democrat and former min.
ister to Denmark and Romania
would address Republican
rally at Monroe tonight, from
which speech by John R. Deth.
mers, candidate for Attorney
General, will be broadcast or
a statewide network.
The appearance of Adolpf
Menjou and Eddie Bracken OF
the Hollywood-for Clut
at the rally and at a reception
and dinner previously had beer
announced.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-26
WLB TranScendS
State Laws on
War Contracts

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 - Up
The War Labor Board held
today that TO settle labor dis
pute affecting the war effort il
could order inclusion of a main
tenance of a membership clause
in a contract regardless of any
state law to the contrary.
The board rejected a claim OF
the Cudahy Brothers Company,
Cudahy, Wis, that the board S
standard membership clause, di-
rected at the Packers plant,
violated the Wisconsin employ
ment peace act.
This clause had been ordered
by both the regional and nation
al boards in a dispute between
the company and the packing
house workers organizing COM
mittee, CLIO, representing ap-
proximately l,400 employees.
Even if the Wisconsin act
prohibited such a provision, DR..
Edwin E. Witte, public member
of the board, asserted, This
board would still have authority
to direct such a provision III
settlement of a labor dispute III
an establishment as important
to the war effort as is the plant
of this company"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-26
Bert I. Will
Heads Drive
New Haven War
Fund PIeo Made

NEW HAVEN-The National
War Fund Drive for this COM
munity is already under way
under the direction of Bert T.
VIII as general chairman.
The sub committee chairmen
are the Rev. F. w. Bublitz, Rev.
B. E. Warren and the Rev. Carl
f. Oswald.
They will be assisted by the
following workers-Mrs. Donald
Riley, Mrs. Douglas Renwick,
Mrs. Walter Willert, Mrs. Harley
King, Miss Verna Stier, Walter
Froh, Lewis Broughton, Julian
Hennessey, Mrs. Richard Dill,
Mrs. George Steiner, Mrs. DIN
Davis, Mrs. Edward Falk, Mrs.
Judson Waite and Charles Withe.
Anyone outside the village
limits who wishes to donate TO
this worthy cause can do so by
contracting any of the workers.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-26
Armada District Couple
Mark Golden Weddinq Doy

ARMADA - Mr.. and Mrs.
Claud Allen of Attention who
observed their 50th wedding an
niversary at their home, Sunday,
have spent their entire married
life in this district having lived
in their present home for q
years. The community was
named after their family.
Allen was born in Berlin
township and Mrs. Allen in
Yale. They were married in
Yale, Oct. 10, 1894 by Rev.
Lester Clark. Mrs. Allen was
Miss Maria McKenna.
When married they came to
Macomb county and settled on
the Delbert Lewis farm. After
the death Of Mr.. Aliens father,
27 years ago, the couple moved
TO the Allen homestead where
they now reside. Mr.. Aliens
father was one Of the oldest
settlers in Allentown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen are in
good health and Mr.. Allen
works their farm Of IL acres and
has been caretaker of East and
West Berlin cemeteries since
1926. They have remodeled
their home and made other inn
provements.
The couple had three daugh-
ters, Mrs. Carl Berk, Detroit,
Mrs. Franklin O'Connor and
one daughter who died in in
fancy; three grandsons, Bruce
Berk, who is in England with a
medical unit and Patrick and
James who live with their
mother, Mrs. O'Connor.
Sunday, their daughters, Mrs.
Berk and Mrs. O'Connor were
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-26
Views First TaIkie
Is Well Satisfied

MILINOCKET, Me- U.p -
When Manager Theodore r.
Ames of the Millinocket theater
learned that Frank w. Rush -
prominent lumber dealer-had
never seen talkie movie, he in
vited him to a special perform
ance of a Bing Crosby picture.
Rush, who hadn't been to a
show in % years, took the liber-
ty of bringing along John Du-
mas-an employe of the Great
Northern Paper Company-who
hadn't seen a show since 1910.
After the performances, both
men agreed that the talkies are
here to stay.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-26
BY the Associated Press

State Democratic leaders left
for Toledo today TO welcome
Vice President Henry A. Wall
ace and to accompany him on
three-day tour of nine popul-
Gus Michigan cities.
A busy schedule has the Vice
President slated for a speech at
Jackson at p. m. today and at
Lansing at p. m. and at Flint
at 10 p. m. eastern war time)
Fridays stops include Ann Ar
Dor, Pontiac and Detroit.
Speeches at Battle Creek, Grand
Rapids and Muskegon will wind
up the campaign swing Saturday
night.
In addition TO his own secre-
tary and a military aide, Wall
aces Michigan party will in
clude Edward j. Fry, candidate
for Governor; Democratic state
ticket candidates; f. Cyril Bev-
an, National committeeman, and
Mrs. Clara Van Auken, National
Committeewoman; Walter C..
Averill, Jr., Democratic state
chairman, and August Schollc,
state chairman Of the ClO
Political Action Committee.
LAROR SUPPORT
Labor organizations, which
backed Wallace unsucCeSSfully
for denomination at the Chicago
convention, were expected to
make a special event of his
visit, and some regarded it as
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-26
Green School Mothers
Study Lunch Needs

Mrs. Merle Tenniswood, prin-
cipal of the Green school in
Chesterfield Twp. arranged for
a meeting of the school mothers
at the school on Tuesday, Oct.
II, at $50 p. m.
Mrs. Evelyn K. Mays, War
Food Assistant for Macomb
county, gave a demonstration on
Packing an ADEQUATE Lunch. "
She stressed the Importance and
value of a well-balanced, ade-
quate noon meal, whether it be
a packed lunch, hot or cold, or
the noon meal at home.
Keen interest was displayed at
the meeting. The sandwich fill
ings were served to the audience
at the conclusion of the demon
stration. A sheet listing many
suggestions for sandwich Filings
was given to all those present.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-26
Romeo

ROMEO - Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rumsey will be hosts 10 the
members of the Five Hundred
Club Thursday evening at their
home on Washington street.
Mrs. Howard Ostrander en-
tertained Il guests al a supper
party Sunday evening in her
home on South Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gray
were weekend guests Of their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert knight of De-
troit.
Miss Mary Ellen Gray went
TO Ann Arbor Tuesday where
she will enter her freshman year
al the University of Michigan,
Mrs. Clare Hosner, Mrs. Mert-
on B. Smith, Mrs. Merton Row
ley, Mrs. Neil Gray, and Mrs,
Marseline Beatty were guests
last Friday of Mrs. Edgar Miller
at her home in Port Huron.
Misses Peggy Parks, Betty
Bowerman, Mary Jean Quick
and Betty McMichael were home
from Michigan State College
over the weekend.
The Spanish Club met in the
home of Miss Mary Dodge, We'd
nesday evening.
Mrs. Neil Buzzell entertained
the Seven-Thirty Bridge Club
Tuesday evening at her home
on Turner street.
Mrs. NJ. Norris Kelley and
Mrs. Charles Ellsworth will 90
to Cadillac next Tuesday where
they will spend several days
visiting Mrs. Kelley's mother,
Mrs. Andrew Johnson.
The members of the Rotary
Club were hosts to the members
Of the Lions Club at a dinner
Tuesday evening in the Luth-
eran Church. The speaker fog
the evening was Professor Floyd
f. Armstrong, of Mount Pleas
ant, former Professor at the
Massachusetts Institute of Tech
nology.
Allen Robertson Is home for
a few days between semesters,
from the University of Michigan.
Allen visited friends in Chicago
last weekend.
Mrs. Berenice Tompkins and
Miss Margaret Jeanne Tompkins
entertained sixteen. guests at
bridge and supper last Saturday
evening.
Mack Quick, Phi. NJ. sc, Is
home from New Orleans, La,
for a Today leave.
(, Art Horler AIS, Ed. Crawford
AS, and Tom Arbron AIS, are
home from the University Of
Michigan for a week between
semesters.
Bob Frappier AS, of Kalama-
zoo, is home on a weeks leave.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-26

hostesses at a dinner party for
80 guests at the Allen home.
The dining table was conferred
with a large wedding cake and
decorated with yellow and
white NUNS and red and white
roses. Mrs. Allen wore an or
child and her daughters, yellow
rose corsages.
They held open house for
their friends at their home, Sun
day. One hundred guests called
and ice cream and cake were
served to each guest. They re-
ceived many lovely gifts.