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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-16
AIonzo Stagg Celebrates
s. Birthday on Coast

STOCKTON, Calf, Aug. 10
up - Silvery h ire d Amos
Alonzo Stage, Americas oldest
football coach, paused briefly to-
day to celebrate his 83rd birth
day, an event which found him
in his seth consecutive year Of
coaching the sport in which he
has earned undying fame.
The Dean of Mentors Is be-
ginning his 18th season at small
college of the Pacific here, to
which he was welcomed after
retirement age limit of 70 arbitr-
arily shelved him from active
duty at the University of Chi
cago, where he spent Al seasons.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-16

OFT, Aug. 16-(R-
Leading with knuckle-baller
Dutch Leonard, who pitched De-
troit out of the pennant race on
the last day of last season and
hasn't lost to the Tigers since,
the Washington Senators were
just 21agames from the Ameri-
can League lead today following
the big righthander's 8 to y
whitewashing of the Bengals in
the opener of their important
four-game series.
Needing a sweep to dislodge
Detroit from first, the Mats came
back today with their potent
"pee-wee" pitcher. fiv e-foot
seven-inch Marine Pieretti, who
sought to curb Hal Newhouser' S
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-16

ment, gave up only one hit while
on the mound. Les Verscheuren
took over for him in the fourth
and gave up four hits during the
remainder of the game.
The Cleaners coasted along
until the fourth frame when they
managed to push a run across
on q walk and a hit by Dene-
with. They did not end here
however and scored two more
TALES in the fifth on 'bingles by
Albrecht, Brenniman and A.
Smith.
Brenniman with two hits in
three tries with the stick won
the hitting honors for his team.
Due to the last minute NOV
ing of the game from Covered
Wagon field to Consumers pow
er diamond neither team filed
ed their full clubs but the deci-
sion was 50 one sided that the
final outcome would not have
been altered very much.
The only time the Cameramen
threatened to score was in the
fifth frame when Dobner walk
ed, went to second on a sacrifice
hit by Kolozvari, and was tag
Sed by Floyd Frederick, third
sacker, while attempting TO 60 to
third on Verscheiren's grounder.
That was the only time they
went past second.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-16
Managers Meet
in Down River
SoftbaII Loop

There will be meeting of
managers of the teams in the
Down River softball loop Friday
night at Vernier's grill to decide
the playoff schedule, George D.
Miller, who is in charge of the
league, revealed today.
Algonac Manufacturing IS
still holding top place in the
league by virtue of its 10
straight victories. The last game
won was at the hands of Dun
lap last week. Richmond nipped
Garwood / to O and St. Clair
and Mcdonald fought to
scoreless tie.
The Standings
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-16
Even Alarm Obliges

WATSONVILLE, Cal.-W.H-
The local fire department. went
"all out" in the matter Of hos
pitality the other night when it
showed off its new fire alarm
switchboard to so visiting fire.
men attending a meeting of the
Central Coast Firemen's Assn.
Just as the group gathered
around the switchboard to see
how il would work under proper
conditions, in came an obliging
alarm.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-16
See Tigers Play

More than $50 citizens of New
Baltimore travelled to Briggs
Stadium yesterday to watch the
Detroit Washington baseball
game. They were accompanied
by the New Baltimore high
school band under the direction
of George D. Miller.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-16
BarberShOp Blues

FARRAGUT. Ida. - D - a
sign just outside the barbershop
where new recruits at the Far
ragut naval training center are
given their regulation boot
camp" haircuts. reads: Hair to
day-gone tomorrow. His locks
are shorn, Much to his sorrow"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-16

In an effort to get the play.
offs started next week, the De-
partment of Recreation has
scheduled the crucial Andy's
Texaco-Hubarth and SchOtt
game for tonight at Covered
Wagon diamond. The game
will start sharply at 6:45.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-16

Tuesdays Results
All games postponed.
Last Nights Results
Super Cleaners 6, Hillcrest
Studio O..
IOOF Is, Vans Fish Market O..
TOnight's Games
Hubarth e. Schott VS.. Andy's
Texaco at Covered Wagon
Terrace Gardens VS.. Nesbitt's
Orange at Griffith Field.
Mayfair VS.. Hagan's Service at
Consumers Power diamond.
Fridays Games
Froh Trucking VS.. Luedtke
Refrig. at Consumers Power dia-
mond.
Breitmeyer's VS.. Vans Fish
Market at Griffith Field.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-16

Carolina football 1ans are
toutins 4 lineman who they say
will remind you Of Herman
Hickman. He's Fred Angst. Jr.,
q 210-pound, five-foot-four line
man who plays for Wake For
est Well wait and see X
he can equal Herman-either
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-16
rODAY's GUEST STAR

AL Buck, New York Post:
"Whatever happened to the du-
ration heavyweight title Jimmy
Bivins il defending against
Archie Moore In Cleveland
next week? Whatever happened
10 the duration?"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-16
Sports Roundup
sv HUGH suLlaRTok. u.

on q football field or at the din
ner table. c. v. Whitney's
hoss, Jeep, won't race again
this year. Drum Beaten
Harold Keith has counted 1872
Oklahoma u. lettermen in the
services who still have eligibili-
ty left il they decide to return
to College. Ex-Dodger
Jack Graham led his camp
Camp Kearns, Utah, Soldier
ball team into the National semi
pro tournament with a .445 bat
ting average for 16 games.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-16

Roy zimmerman, the first
sacker who became q 'holdout"
when the Giants recently bought
him from Newark, once lost his
job by oversleeping. In
1910 Jimmy missed the start Of
4 game for Columbia of the
Sally League when he failed to
awaken from 4 nap. Lon
ME Goldstein was showed in,
made four hits, including a
homer, and went on to win the
regular first .basing job.
Roy bought an alarm clock then,
but apparently he still can fall
asleep at inopportune moments.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-16

WEDNESDAYS NESCLTS
Pittsburgh IFS. New York 81.
Boston 1918, Cincinnati 5-3.
Philadelphia so. 81. Louis ST.
Chicago 90. Brooklyn q.
THURSDAYS GAMES
Chicago At Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburgh At News York. night.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-16
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

WEDNESDAYS RESULTS
Washington y, Detroit 0.
New York 4. st. Louis I.
Cleveland q. Philadelphia 3.
Chicago Eli. Boston 10.
THURSDAYS GAMES
Washington at Detroit.
New York ut st. Louis. night.
Boston At Chicago. night.
Philadelphia at Cleveland. night.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-24

10 last njene matere. Videl je,
da je jokala. =.
"Kje je tvoj moz?" jo je
vprasal.
"Odsel je," je odvnila, ne da
bi' ga pogledala. +
"Kaj pocnes tu?"
'Iscem materino poroeno o
obleko. Rada bi ii jo pokazala."
"Cemu?"
Porocna obleka njegove rain
ke zene ga nj ganila.
"Ali ne mislis vec ria mater ?"
Pogledala ga je.
"Seveda, otrok, seveda."
"Kako mores torej misliti ma
to Lahinjo? Pomisli vendar,
matt gleda zdaj ma te in te vidi
z drugo!"
Zofija Sc nj mogla die obvla-
dati.
"Tri leta je mlajsi cd meme,
ia druga! Oh, ocka, nikakor ne
morem verjeti!" =
Nj vedel, kaj bi odgovoril. S
solzami jeze v oceh je stekla
Zofija il sobe.
Idi je ukazal,' maj spet po-
sprawl vse stvari, XII jih je we
la il stare omare.
Prihodnje jutro Sc je Anton
Jakob opravicil pri Zofiji in
njenem mozu, da jima je pokva-
ril pocitnice. ,Ko jima je sede]
pri mizi nasproti, je bill njegov
izraz zelo miren in negiben.
(Dalje prihodmjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-24

'Hvala! JAZZ ne! Ne, ocka, saj
nj mogoce! Saj vendar ne mislis
resno! Jezus, kaj bo dejal Gott-
fried? Kaj bodo rekli Sanger
jevi? Sal Sc DO YES svet sme-
jail"
I'm JAZZ z njim," je pristavil
oce.
"Ne, nikdar ne bo moja ma
ceha!"
"Glej, otrok, &c tako govo-
ris, mi brezumno kvaris vso
sreco! Ne poznas je, nikdar je
Sc nisi vidclaw
''Dekla je in Lahinja! To mi
zadosca!"
V Antonu Jakobu je zavrelo.
'Moras Sc sprijazniti z MO!
Ii in vi vsi" je dejal gospodo-
valno. 'In nihce izmed vas ne
SINE ziniti niti besedice vec pro-
tt njej. &c bonn slisal lie Sc emo
samo tako natolcevanje, bonn
predal zalilca sodiscu! Sc ia me-
sec Sc porocim. Ia cas- Sc bos te
misli privadila. In zeno moras
spostovati! Kdor bo govoril pro-
ii njej, je govoril proti meni. Do
slej bi me bila re lahko spozna-
la. Sc vedno sem gospodar dru-
Zine in svojih zadev! Ali 81 me
razumela ?"
"No," je dejal Felix's, "saj nj
treba nahruliti Zofije v taken
tonu."
"Jaz sem Zofijin oce,' ga je
zavrnil Anton Jakob, "in ne
til"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-24
ENAKOpRAvNOsT

ITO je emo stalisee, s katere-
ga lahko presojamo te reci," je.
odvrnil Felix's. "Saj Zofija ven
dar nj storila drugega, kakor
navedla svoje zelo naravne ugo-
vore in odkrito priznam, da sem
JAZZ prav tako preseneeen kakor
ona, dasi Sc mi ne zdi potrebno,
da hi ma dolgo in siroko izrazal
svoje preseneeenje."
"Seveda ste preseneeeni!" ga
je prekinil Anton Jakob. "Pri-
pravil sem yam presenecenje.
Toda upal sem, da DO ma vas
drugace ueinkovalo!'
Obrnil Sc je in odropotal il
hise. Zofijina graja ga je zelo
skrbela. Sci je malo V gozd, da
bi bill sam in bi vse premislil. &c
Sc vede tako Zofija, kaj DO ne
XII dejal Gottfried? Zelo je ci-
slal svoje otroke, "a njihovo
mnenje nj bill brezbrizen. In V
srce ga je zabolelo, da DO ME
gova nova sreca zanesla V dru-
Zinc spor in nezadovoljstvo.
Toda vedel je, da ne SINE v
tel stvari niti najmanj popusti-
ii niti Zofiji niti kateremukoli
drugemu cloveku. Bio je vpra-
SAME njegovega cloveskega bi-
stva, vsega njegovega zivljenja,
vsake sekunde njegovega OBJ
stoja. Ne, skratka sprijazniti Sc
morajo S Terezo. Zaskrbljen Sc
je vrnil domov. Nasel je Zofijo,
XII je pospravljala vse, kar je bi-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-24
TEREZA ETIENNE
JOHN KNTTTEL

.uOdI JdAd. LII sc AChoJ AAAoA e~~
upostevati, .kar nj bilo najmanj
vazno: Obsel jo je vroc ponos.
Il nizkega polozaja dekle Sc DO
dvignila v okrozje bogastva in
brezdelja, ne tezkimi napori,
marvec zgolj po muhavosti,
zgolj po nakljucju usode.' Ma IT,
hem Sc je cudila svoji ravnodus-
nosti sprico tako naglega sko-
ka. Cello Anton Jakob Sc je Gu
dill njenemu tihemu dostojan-
stvu. Toda, ali nj imela vsega
tega ze v krvi? Ali nj bio vse
to lie prirodno vedenje lepa Te-
reze? t~t Fxts
"Da, da, Terezika," je dejal,
'veseli me lie, da sem bill prvi,
XII te je nasel. Koliko noci nj
sem spal zaradi tebe.''
'Tega ne sneS vec storltl,
sc je salila. I'm ko prides nocoj
domov, moras takoj v posteljo
in spati kakor pridni deeki :"
Anton Jakob Sc je navduse-
no smejal.
"In drugic," je nadalievala,
zee mi imas kaj sporociti, pridi
sam in ne posiljaj Hedvike. Ne
maram, da vedo drugi najinih
) zadevah.
"Aha,' je pomislil veselega
srca, "ljubosumna INA biti. To
nj slabo znamenje.'
Ko je Anton Jakob tisti We
Ger prispel v Gam, je zgrabil
takorekoc bika "a roge in brez
ovinkov oznanil, ia bodo v
kratkem dobili Zofija novo ma
ter, Felix's novo tasco, Gamhof
novo gospodmjo in Anton ia
kob novo zeno. Nato je zavladal
grozec molk.
"Clovek bi mislil, da sem sto-
ril zlocin, ker me tako pogledu-
jes," je dejal hceri.
"Ne, ocka," je rekla docela
zgubljeno. LIE iznenadilo me je!
Ali nj res? All smem vprasati,
katero 81 81 izbral?"
Emo izmed svojih dekel!" je
dejal neprijazno, ker ga je To-
fijino hladno vedenje uzalilo.
"Pa vendar ne Lahinjo?"
"Da, Lahinjo!"
ia boga! Ocka, 81 dobro pre-
mislil -"
"Vse sem premislil," je dejal
Sc bolj uzaljen po sovraznem
izrazu V oceh svoje hcere. "Cez
mesec dni bo gospa Muller!!'
"Cestitam ti!' je zanicljivo
vzkliknila Zofija in prebledela.
Felix's je sedel svojem sto-
lu in sc je zravnal ko sveca.
"Cesttam," je zanlrmral.
"Torej bo sluzkinja moja ma
ceha?! Hvala, ockaw
"Mirno, Zofija!" je ukazal An
ton Jakob. "Vsi sluzimo."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-24
(Nadaljevonje)

Brezmejno veselje mu je "a
relo IL oci.
"Zdaj me moras poljubiti,"
je dejal. "Potem bonn vedel, da
mislis resno."
Naslonil je glavo ma memo ra-
"Ne joel" je dejal memo. ITO
nj dober zacetek."
Moran" je zaihtela, 'ne mo-
rem drugace."
"Ah! Aha! Tako! Da! Seve-
da. Vsak zacetek je teak"
Poljubil jo je z velikim spo-
stovanjem. Bio il je pri dust,
kakor da Sc il je posusil glas v
grlu. Pritisk njegove roke jo je
skoraj bolel. V tesnobnem dvo-
mu Sc je sprasevala, &c je to
res najsrecnejsa usoda, XII jo
lahko doleti.
Sprehod je trajal priblizno
emo uro. Ko sta ugledala klini-
ko, Sc je Anton Jakob sklonil in
pogledal Terezo.
"zdaj," je dejal, "sva zaroce-
ma, dekle, pred bogom in pred
ljudmi. Razglasil bonn to. -
Ali bodo ljudje v Gamu zijali!
Kaj mislis? To Jim DO enkrat
"a vselej zavezalo jezike. In cer-
kveno Sc bova poroeila, Terezi-
ka, kakor dobra kristjana in
priredila bova veliko svatbo, ka-
krsne MISC videli v Oberlandu re
mnogo let"
"Toda," je dejala Tereza,
'iaz sem katolicanka."
"Vseeno kaj 81. Postala bos,
kar sem JAZZ: Protestant. To Sc
pravi TAX clovek, XII verjame,
da je bog jim drugega MIC"
Tereza ga je pogledala S tez-
kim, skoraj bolnim pogledom.
Ia sekundo Sc il je zdelo, kakor
da Sc il je v prsih zavozlalo vse
memo zivljenje: S svetlobno hi
trostjo je blisnila mino v tiso-
cerih vizijah visa njena prete-
klost. Njena usoda je zdrknila
v novo podobo in je strmela v
nio skozi sive, velikodusne oci
moza, XII je bill oh njeni stranl.
"Tone," je zasepetala, "ali je
vse to res? Ali je vse to mogo-
ce?"
Zgrabilo ga je nenadno poze-
ljenje. Srce mu je tolklo kakor
kladivom.
"Da,' je sepetaje odgovoril.
"Lepo dekle 81. Olajsal ii bonn
zivljenje."
Voznik Sc je obrnil k NINA.
"Ali maj pri kliniki ustavim ?"
ie vprasal.
Tereza je zardela. "Slisal ma
ju je."
"Kaj zato! Da, tam ustavi-
te."
"Da."
Kocija sc je ustavila pred
vrati. Nenadoma je bila Tereza
vedra in vesela. Smehljala Sc je.
Stisnila je Antonu Jakobu roko.
"Zdaj ne smes oditi," je dejala.
"Vstopiti moras in pitt z menoj
kavo, Tone"
"Saj Sc ne branim!"
"Da, pridi, Tone, Tone, To-
ne!!" sc je smehljala. "Kako
cudno zveni. Tone! In vse tako
ma vrat ma nos"
Placal je voznika in Sci "a MO
hiso. Narocila je pod visoko
hrusko "a dive osebi "Cafe au
lait" z maslom, kruhom in me-
dom.
Vec kakor emo uro je ostal
pri Terezi. Cutila je, koliko src-
ne gorkote je prihajalo cd ME-
ga vanjo. Vse, kar je govoril in
storil, je bilo tako neposredno,
odkritosrcno in odlocno, da Sc
nj mogla ubraniti prijazne ma
klonjenosti do MEGA. BOZ "a OBJ
stanek je napravil il ME docela
prakticnega cloveka in zdaj je
" rnic1ih samo Se nra ktiSro nre-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-08

MRS. HUGO WALTER and
her daughter. Gertrude Walter.
entertained large group Of
friends at a tea Of charming ap-
pointments Saturday afternoon
IT the Walter homo Il was the
occasion for the announcement
Of the engagement of Miss
Walter and Tech-SEt. Randolph
HARDWOOD. son of Mr. and Mrs.
c. p. HARDWOOD, OF ST Clair
Shores.
The news was revealed by a
ring composed of white sweet
peas with a cluster of white car
nations forming the setting
which conferred the serving
table. a white satin ribbon In
the circle bore the names,
Trudie and Randy, IN gold let
tiers.
The table was lovely with adj
ditional bouquets Of white flow
ers and pink roses in low heart
shaped bowls and the light Of
tall white taperS in three
branched silver cMdclabra. on
the buffet was quaint ar.
ragement of Gala lilies in a
fountain of white pottery.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-08
League Committees Set
for Final Book Review

Green Years" following dessert
luncheon. Mrs. Charles Noellert,
general chairman, is assisted by
Mrs. Herman Bartlett in charge
of food arrangements, and Mrs.
G.. Stuart DeMott, who heads
serving cor~littees. Working
with Mrs. DeMott will be Mrs,
Philip Deneweth and Mrs. Her
bert Verveer.
Mrs. Bartlett's committee in
cludes Mrs. James (. Spier, Mrs
Donald Gerkey, Mrs. Hunter
Judd, Mrs. Rheinhardt Nank,
Mrs. Myrtle 4. ST. Aubin, Mrs
Otto Nickel, Mrs. X. G.. Purton
Mrs. Floyd Ransome, Mrs. Rob.
ert Richard. Mrs. Theodore Pet
tibone, and Mrs. Harry E. Tay.
lor.
MRS. JOHN X. ULLRICH
who has been away from Noun
Clemens for about six months
arrived home Sunday evening
from Long Beach, Calf. She
has been with her husband, 1t
Ullrich, USNR, in Virginia
Texas and California, until h,
left recently for sea duty.
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League Set
for Play

A THREE ACT COMEDY,
"JeSSica'S Journey will be pre-
sented on Friday and Saturday
evenings at 8 o'clock al Trinity
Lutheran church school hall, it
is announced today.
Trinity Lutheran Senior Wal
ther League is producing this
hilarious comedy by f d w i II
Scribner. and proceeds Will 90 20
the parish hall fund. The play
is based on what happened when
train carrying a group of
school girls on a trip to Wash
ington is washed out.
Dorothy Menke has the lead
ing role of JeSSica Cook, with
Doris Copeland and Marjorie
Alwardt assisting as the hard
working Foster girls. Leona
Hurttgam portrays Aunt Charity
Foster who upsetS everything.
Others taking part are Helen
Hurttgam. Gertrude Pri c h 5,
Myrl Weber, GLADYS Hurttgam,
Nathalie Wandt. Shirley Kraatz,
Margaret Menke, and Madge
Blank.
MRS. THOMAS w. CROSS
left last night for Boston, Mass.
to visit her husband, 1t. Cross
USNR. She expects TO be gone
about two weeks.
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Betoha Of Gertrude Wazer and Sat- Randolph awood Told
Powered Ring Bears.
Names Of Couple

Presiding az the table during
the afternoon were Mrs. I. s.
Geiiert Of Detroit. Mrs. Pau.
Wcidner, Of New Baltimore, Mrs.
Henry Tryloff, and Mrs. Joseph
Miller OF this city.
Assisting in serving the guests
were Mrs Hugo Walter, Jr.,
Isabc. Miller and from out-of-
town Mrs Edmund Dudzinski,
ot New Baltimore. Mrs. Bernard
Medium, Mrs Cyril Forbes and
Hrlen Hart. of Detroit.
Miss Walter is a teacher of
arr in the Macy High School,
Detroit, and SGT. HARDWOOD is an
instructor OF chemical warfare
az Lowry Field, Denver, Colo.
Tine wedding Will occur in
June.
WAYNE LEACH has arrived
from Georgia Military Academy
ta nd the summer vacation
V.th his mother, Mrs. Virginia
Leach, - Miller street.
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Snapdragon Club
Names New Officers

NEW OFFICERS of the Snap
dragon Club are Mrs. Walter
Posien, president; Mrs. Prosper
Veryser, vice-president; Mrs.
Louis Gardner, treasurer. They
were elected Thursday at Mrs.
r IS e ms home, with Mrs.
Charles Beck as assisting host
ess. Bunco prizes were won by
Mrs. Elmer Martell, Mrs. Ros-
len, Mrs. E. L. Duprey, Mrs.
Veryser and Mrs. Gard e r.
Guests were Mrs. Peter Bidi-
care, Mrs. Alvin Duprey and
Mrs. E. L. Duprey. Mrs. Harry
Sugar will be the next hostess.
HAND IN HAND CIRCLE
voted $50 to the veterans park
project, and another $40 to the
Cancer Foundation Fund, at the
recent meeting with Mrs. Ber-
tina Hubel. The circle will meet
next on May "a with Mrs. Louis
Wolf hostess at the Kings
Daughters Home.
MRS. HOWARD r. STEVEN
SON was hostess to members Of
her club at luncheon today at
her home on Beuland avenue.
Cards followed.
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Couple to be Married
Wednesday Evening

MIR. AND MRS. THOMAS l..
MAY, 1881 Harrison avenue,
Harrison township, announce the
wedding plans of their daughter
Ethel and Sgt. Donald Dezur,
USING, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Dezur, now of Detroit but for
mer residents Of Mount Glenn
ems.
The couple will be married
Wednesday evening at 1870 o.
clock in the First Methodist
church by the Rev Alfred Lam
don, with a reception to follow
at the May home. The bride
elect, graduate of Lake Shore
High school, is employed in De-
troit. Sgt. Dezur, who attended
Mount Clemens High school, has
been in service two years. He
is home on furlough from his
station at San Diego.
LOYAL WORKERS CIRCLE
will be represented by the fol-
lowing delegates at the King s
Daughters convention nex t
week: Mrs. c.. A. Young, Mrs.
Beatrice Franks, Mrs. Edmund
Parker, Mrs. Mary Douglas and
Mrs. John Parks. Mrs. Ellis
Streu and Mrs. Lou McElroy are
the alternates. The circle will
meet Thursday with Mrs. Oscar
Hahn, So High street, at 2 o.
clock.
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Girl Scouts
Plan for Camp

PLANS for camping were
made at the Girl Scout Council
meeting held yesterday at the
headquarters.
Troop camping will be held
at the camp site near Richmond,
beginning June 81. Four days
will be available to each troop
whose members want to 60.
Day camping for Brownies
will begin about July IS, two
days a week for three weeks.
Six leaders are going to
Camp Metamora in June to take
training. Mrs. Leo Van Nicer.
Mrs. Andrew Woodarski, Mar
jorie Raymond and Mrs. James
Kenney will take the troop
camping course from June II to
%. Martha Merritt, Girl Scout
director, and Mrs. Paul Branyan
will take the camp directors
course from June lotto %. Miss
Merritt will have charge of the
troop camping, Mrs. Branyan Of
the day camping for the
Brownies.
Miss Merritt, Mrs. p. K. Nc
Wethy and Mrs. Paul w. Mckee
reported to the council on the
area meeting held April 19 in
Jackson.
MRS. HARRY j. FULLER
has returned from Washington,
d. c. and Bethesda, Md, where
she spent six weeks with her
husband. 1t. Fuller, USNR, who
is a patient at the Naval Medi-
cal Center at Bethesda.