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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
SUNDAYS SCHEDULE

CLASS
Paris vs. Ash NV D. 90 Auto Club vs.
AfthuIs, NV 3. 90
CLASS
Federal MoFul vs. Guewskl RI 8 90.
JAW l54 " EUREKA ri s 90. Rsyis VS.
Johns, NV 2. 90 Griffin Ns. Epiphany
Lutheran, NV J. ! 90 OAkwood vs. JAW
ia. Clark, I 90. 81 Clair Shores bye.
CLASS u
Detroi,ers W DeSanUs Ri 4 4 90. clyde
vs. Kozaren, 81 s. / 90 LAsky vs Dersy.
jayne s. 90. Tunney vs. Firemon NV g
90 Baird vs. JAW 1SA Jrs NV I 90:
Sprlnsheld vs. Northwest Lions, Atkinson 2,
CLASS
Macs W Moran. ST. Clair. 90, Csrdi-
mails vs. BEDFORD NV 8. 90 Long VS.
SportG.- NV 81 o. AcCstty rs Comets
NV 5. 90: Robins vs.. Wsuendale Stoepc
/. 90 johnson " Cosmos Stoepei :
4 90. Warriors VS. 81 Augustine 81 q Oo.
Catholic Central No. = W. LourdeS JAYNE 8
! 90, Catholic Central -ke.-i- scorpions
jayne 3. = 90. Falcons vs Moellfr ST
CiHtr- OO- YdUKTTy " MICHIGAN LCErntF,
NV 4, ! 90 Dearborn vs. F0resters NV s.
l 90, Ciu W Bears NV s. 4 90.
FIREMTN'S LEAGUE
Bait 10 ys Bat s. JAYNE g.. 90 Bar
? rs. Raft 3 III g. 90 Bstt. H. bye
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

Before you call n horse n
gutter" says Dowling. "remem-
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Return Power

There Is nothing moro ms
couraClnE 10 4 fighter than 10 give
his best and receive boocS for the
effort. That was the lot Of Sgt,
James Edgar who chased Powell
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Blues Defeat Whites,
$50, In UNI Workout
BY EDGAR HAYES

Ann ARBOR. Aug. 4 Michi-
gans 1945 team VIII have endur-
snce # nothing else this fall The
coaches sent the squad through a
fWo-hour futf dress SCTIumaEe In
the stadium today before 100
fans.
II was day better fitted for
the beach than the gridUon The
Blue team. made up ot PLAYERS
likely 10 see most Of the action
during the coming campaign
scored a 66 10 o victory over the
Whites.
Newcomers took most Of the
spotlight for the afternoon ; work
Walter Teninga. a freshman lcit
halfhack from Morgan Park High
in Chicago. chalked up four touch
downs during the afternoon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
SCORES on PASSES

Two n his -1arkerS were on the
receiving ends of passes both
from Howard Ycrgcs. Who won q
lrttcr ss second string quarterback
last laIL Tcninga Just L years
old Wu be available all fall
Henry Foudc a member of The
relay. team during the track sea
son. aided three touchdownS TO
make determined bid for a place
IN trr r4rEncie at ught-half lie
TUNED N the longest gallop of the
day when hr wheeled around his
over left end for 6s yards and a
touchdown
Otners among 're backs who
showed 20 ar advantage were
Pete Ello't from bloomington.
Iil, and James Foltz 2 fullback
from Toledo. Ioc Pcusctto. the
captain and cuarforhark from last
year did a fine JOB r running The
Blue team.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
ETCETERA DEPT: Even II

the Montreal Royals are owned
by the Brooklyn Dodgers, you
can eali thrm the junior buns
when the club is going 10 make
100000 this year According
TO Tom Meany IN PM. horse rae
rag IF Z ia ia iA&e1r Y4efFlk X areEages 30 900
fans a day, about 500 per cent
more than baseball
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

ALIBI DEPT: Although De-
troit policemen are cutting down
their waistlines by taking bows
for winning the tug-o-war in the
recent police games at Toronto,
the Toronto officers claim they
were defeated only because of the
retirement of Terence
(Satchel FooD O'Toole, their
anchor man
II seems Terence was for
tunate enough recently TO OBJ
tain a two-way stretch girdle
through he kind offices OF
colleague I'm Detroit (sounds like
"A plOt and he didn't want to
wrench II out % shape.
jimmy Coleman. Of the Globe
and Mail. says O'Toole was one
of the heroes Of past police games
because ne always had the fore
thought TO embed his brogans in
cement before the final tug against
the Detroit team ., , As a reward
for helping Toronto 10 its VIC
tories. OToolc was assigned TO a
cruiser Job.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

tenn revealed he had only one
lung"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

birthright of a chance 10 play
and he's done a good job of II.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

veteran and honest referee b
cr the motions OF marking h
Evening star., 1945-02-15
Expert Hits Optimism
On Russia Fighting Japan

Americans are becoming too op-
timistic about the prospects Of the
Soviet Union declaring war on Japan
once Germany is defeated, DR.
George S. Benson, Far Eastern au-
thority, said today.
Dr. Benson, who formerly was on
the faculty of the Chinese National
University at Hong Kong, is In
Washington to deliver a lecture or
China, Her Responsibilities arlo
Opportunities" at O'Clock tonigh,
in the United States Chamber ol
lCommerce auditorium.
The lecture, which is free to the
public, is sponsored by the United
China Relief and American Uni.
lversity.
The Soviet Union, which is very
realistic" DR.. Benson said, realize.
that it can bargain with Japan fol
anything it wants as the price o.
staying out of the war"
DR.. Benson said he fears Hon(
Kong will be taken back by Grea
Britain after the war even If 1t
liberation from the Japanese |
brought about by the Chinese Ma
tional Army fighting its way through
to the coast.
England does not want stron
China" he said THAT might dis
Iturb its hold on india"
He spoke of Gen. Chang Kai-shel
/ as one of "history's great leaders.
At present DR.. Benson Is presiden
/ of Harding College at Searcy, Arl
Evening star., 1945-02-15
Smith, IL. Top Hitter
lis Draftee Of Macks
BY the Associated Press


NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-Edward
Mayo Smith of Buffalo, 30-year-
old veteran of II minor league
campaigns, won the 1914 Interna-
tional League batting championship
with $40 mark, according to off,
cial averages just released.
The native of New London has
been drafted by the Philadelphia
Athletics.
Appearing in $50 games, Smith
belted out ITO hits including 81
doubles, triples and home runs
and drove in SIS runs to top Team
mate Eddie Kobesky's 1928.
Other regulars in the 800 class
who appeared in 100 or more games
we're Howie Moss of Baltimore, Tony
Rodriguez of Syracuse and Tony
Castano of Toronto, .306, and Stan
Benjamin of Baltimore, .301.
Moss, drafted by Cincinnati, led
the circuit in five departments, col
lecting most hits. 178; doubles, A;
homers, 27; total bases, 3l9, and
runs batted in, 141.
Bias Monaco of Baltimore, a
standout infielder who is Cleveland
property, scored the most runs, 1876,
and set a new league record by
drawing 167 passes.
Danny Reynolds Of Newark, Sc
lected by the Chicago White Sox,
hit the most sacrifices, 25, and
Ora Burnett of Rochester was the
stolen base king with Al.
Evening star., 1945-02-15
KozeIuh, Coach Here
with Tennis Troupe

Old, familiar faces might we'll be
the theme of next Wednesday,
tennis exhibition at Uline Arena fol-
lowing today's addition of Karel
Kozeluh to the list of competitors.
One-time pro champion and now
beginning his third year as tennis
pro at Chevy Chase Club, Kozeluh
transformed with Big Bill Tilden,
who will be featured at Uline, and
Winnie Richards. also on the card,
in the early 1930s when the pros
were a novelty Although now SO,
Tilden's age, Kozeluh still hits a
hard shot and can travel in high
gear at least one set.
Playing Tilden will be no new
experience for the Czech, for he
holds a couple of decisions over the
old master. one in the pro tourney
semifinals of 1892
Evening star., 1945-02-15
Robinson Nears Title
Battle by kayoing
Costner in First
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Feb. 15.-Ray Sugar
Robinson, New York welterweight,
today was headed farther up the
trail he hopes will end in a title
bout with Champion Freddie (Red)
Cochrane, also of Gotham.
Robinson cleared one hurdle rep
resented by George (Sugar) Cost
ner in Chicago Stadium last night
and it took him only 2 minutes
and SIS seconds to do it.
Costner previously had won %
straight bouts by knockouts, and
although he was on the short end
of 81 odds the somewhat partisan
crowd of 20,193, that paid $94,12o
to witness the bout, expected him
to make a better showing.
But Robinson, the master, kept
away from the sleepy -eyed Costner,
and when the two got into close
quarters ended the fight with such
surprising suddenness it took the
crowd several minutes to recover
The victory was the SD in 5;
professional bouts for Robinson. HI
lost that one bout to Jake Lamotta
and has a return engagement with
the Detroiter in New York Feb
ruary %.
Robinson was cautious in the
first two minutes. Then, as tn,
pair spared for an opening, Rob
inson came up with two short, pile
driver left hooks to the chin that
sent Costner reeling. AS Costnel
started to fall Robinson landed 9
short right on the chin.
Costner hit the mat and the ref
cree tolled off the count. He tried
to rise at eight but was unable tc
get off his side and elbows. II
was the first time in his career he
had bean knocked off bjS fact
Evening star., 1945-02-15
Co|umet's Derby HopefuIs Top
Lot Training Just in Case

between Fred w. Hoopers two
Derby aspirants. He admits that
it's 'close picking"
Blen Pal and Bullium are doing
"okay," says Trainer r. e. Red)
Wingf1eld of the Circle M barn.
1t. Comdr. T. D. Bulbs Air Sailor,
who has seven flrsts and three Sec
onds to show for II races last sum-
mer, "can run all day and deserves
a Derby chance" in the words OF
Trainer Lex Wilson.
Jim HASTE, trainer for Millbrook
Farm, believes Hal, who was second
in eight races last season, is in for
his best year" should racing be
resumed. He is a stablemate OF
the hard luck champion Alex Barth
Millbrook also has nominated Bal
wyn, recently purchased for $4,000
for the Kentucky classic
It's signifcant-at least to those
now training at Hialeah-that OF
the last seven champions et Church
i'll Downs, Lawrin, Whirlaway, Shut
Out and Pensive, got their winter
! training at the Florida track.
Evening star., 1945-02-15
Morris Tops Big Ten
In Basket Scorinq

CHICAGO, Feb. Is tP).-The scor.
ing title in the Western Conference
basket ball race has developed into &
two-way struggle between Max Nor
ris, center of the seventh-place
Northwestern Wildcats, and Walter
Kirk of third-place Illinois.
Morris held top spot in the scoring
tussle with 142 points, while Kirk
has 81.
Northwestern has played nine
conference games and Morris, with
54 field goals and "a free throws
has averaged 15.7 points. Kirk, ir
six games, has scored 35 field goals
and II free throws for an average
of 14.5.
Evening star., 1945-02-15
Sports Mirror
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
A year ago today - Roger
Hornsby named to manage Vera
Cruz in Mexican baseball league
for $4,000 salary.
Three years ago - Chick Hal
bert shoots final nine holes in
80 for fourth round 65 to tie
with Ben Hogan at 272 in Texas
open golf.
Five years ago Storm y
Weather wins Miami N ass a u
yacht race for fourth year in row.
Ten years ago-Dave Evans of
Indianapolis drove his DIESEL
engined car to new world speed
record of 125.065 miles per hour,
breaking former mark of 1908
made by George Eyston Of
France in 1894.
Evening star., 1945-02-15
BIZ the Associated Press.


MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 15.-With mid
night tonight the usual deadhne for
Kentucky Derby nominations, IL
"hopefuls'' whose names already are
In the hat "just in case" went
through their PAGES at Hialeah race
course today, unaware of Mr.. Byrnes'
edict.
The Calumet Farms trio of Pot O.
Luck, Good Blood and Hail Victory
head the list of 3-year -olds at Hia-
leah that are getting ready to rum
should the ban be removed in time
for the big race.
It's obvious that Jones thinks
most nightly of the chances OF
Pot O. Luck. winner of the Cham
pagne Stakes and Pimlico Futurity
last year.
Gertrude Donovans Fighting
Don. an early summer sensation
among last years juveniles, has
done everything asked-and more,
in trials, says Trainer H. H. Battle
Trainer Ivan Parke rates Hoop
Jr., ahead of Alabama in choosing
Evening star., 1945-02-15
Civil Service Appeals
For Sienoqraphers, Others

The critical need for war work
ers in Government agencies was
again emphasized by the Civil Serv-
ice Commission today in an urgent
call for stenographess, typists and
clerks.
The Veterans Administration
alone needs approximately 100 ste
nographers, 200 typists and 60(
clerks, the commission said.
These jobs pay from s1,752 tc
ST. ,971 year, including overtime
Some jobs as messenger also are
available at $500 = year, includs
ing overtime.
Applications should be filed with
Evening star., 1945-02-15
|pro-Am Event Offers
Prelude at GuIfporf

By the Associated Press.
GULFPORT. Miss, Feb. 15.-A
pro- amateur prelude to the 5000
Gulfport Open today attracted a
field of more than rs pros and
simon -pures to the Southern Coun-
try Club course.
Some 80 amateurs, including top
notchers Fred Haas, jr., of New Or
leans and Ed Furgol Of Detroit,
joined a bunch of the money boys
in their efforts to outshoot Byron
Nelson and Harold Jug McSpaden,
the 1914 open champion.
Evening star., 1945-02-15
Busketer to Bride
Made One-Duy Job
By the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 15.-
NADIA Beers, star forward of Tenn
pies undefeated girls basket ball
team, will do a quick change Sat-
urday.
At 10 am. she'll play in a game
against Beaver College. At $3.50
she'll become a bride in a formal
church ceremony. The BRIDE
groom will be Corpl. John Nc
Brearty. Beaver offered to post
pone the game, but NADIA said no.
Evening star., 1945-02-15
Varied Sports

League Hockey.
Detroit Red Wings, 4; New York Rangers
Baltimore Blades, g.: New York Rovers. 4
Pittsburgh Hornets, 8; Cleveland Barons, 4
Hershey Bears. g. Providence Reds, .,
Buffalo Bisons, 4 Indianapolis. g.
Philadelphia Falcans, IL; Boston Olympics
7.
Pro Basket Ball.
Oshkosh, "A: Cleveland, 49,
Chicago Bears, 81; Fort Wayne, 55.
Goebbels called our Flying For
tresses Flying Coffins." We need
more Of them over Germany. Let's
all back the attack. Buy more War
Bonds.
Evening star., 1945-02-15
THE EVENING STAR Washington D C. - Ais


the Civil Service Commission or ap-
plicants may go directly to COL Z
street NV. where immediate ar
ransements will be made for the
necessary examinations. The min
imum age limit is 16 years. There
are no maximum age limits.
Evening star., 1945-02-15
Carney, Marjorie Row
Lead in Mixed Golf
By the Associated Press.

~ tLt ASSOcfhteQ fTeSS,
ORLANDO, Fla, Feb. 15.-Tom
Carney, Chicago pro, and Marjorie
Row of Admission, Ala, rang UP a
par II yesterday and won medal
honors in the $2,50O Florida Open
two-ball mixed foursome golf tour
nament at Dubsdread Country Club
Match play began today, and the
36-hole finale will be run off Sunday
Other qualifiers and their scores:
Gerald Walker, Orlando, and Jeanne
Cline. Bloomington, III, 72; Marian Lyons
and Roy Horan, 73; Sergt. Phil Rife. AAF
and Alice ONeal, Indianapolis, Ind, "a;
Pc. Pes XII Kirk Findiay' Ohio and Herb Smith
Carl Damn. Orlando. and Georgia Taint-
er, -; Gathering Fox, Glen Ridge, N. j.,
and si PIg Allen. Delsnd,. Is; Virginia Bar
70: C.. E. Hegler, Orlando and Flo Bobo,
Orlando. 70; Georgia Miller, Coral Gables,
and Al Nelson, Ponte Vedra, II.
Bruno Mindley,. Miami. rs; Heverly Han
SON Rollins College, and A. B. Champagne,
Orlando, rs; Mildred Schwab, Miami. and
Denny Champagne, Orlando pro, 10
Evening star., 1945-02-15
Quinn Will Quit Braves
Helm to Direct Forms 4
py the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
BOSTON, Feb. 15-Bob Quinn
will retire from the presidency OF
the Boston Braves to direct the
clubs farm system. he announced
yesterday on his 18th birthday an
riversary.
He believes one of the three own
ers of the club should be president,
he told newsmen honoring him at
a party. He will continue at the
helm, however, until a new leader
is chosen.
Evening star., 1945-02-15
Bison, With "a Assists.
Sets Loop Hockey Mark
rx the Assoc, ated Press

Ey the ASsoc.ated Press.
Rober Leger, Buffalo defenseman
established a new American Hockey
League record by bagging his 34tf
assist last night when the league.
leading Bisons shaded the Indian.
apolis Capitals, 4-3.
The former mark was held by
Roger Jenkins, who was credited
with SO assists in the 1924 season
with the Hershey Bears.
Evening star., 1945-02-15
GreenbeIt Girls Victors

Greenbelt girl basketers defeated
Annapolis, 81 to II, yesterday at
Greenbelt, as Dolores Wolfe set the
scoring mark for the winners with
Is points.
Evening star., 1945-02-15
One Armed HurIer to Cooch

ST. LOUIS Feb. is (P.-Orvine
Paul, one-armed, warm-up pitcher
for the st. Louis Browns and Cardi-
nails for 15 years has been named
baseball coach at Washington Uni
versity.
Evening star., 1945-02-15
Flynn in Tennis Exhibition

NEW YORK, Feb. Is tP).-Errol
Flynn of movie fame and considered
one of Hollywood's leading tennis
players, will be paired with Big Bill
Tilden in a doubles exhibition
against Vincent Richards and John
Nogrady at the 17th Regiment
Armory Saturday night.
Evening star., 1945-02-15
ISIider Tops Armstrong
lin Coust 1O-Rounder

By the Associated Press.
OAKLAND, Calf, Feb. 15.-Ches-
ter Slider, lat, Fresno, Calf, got 9
10-round decision over Henry Arm.
strong, 141, Los Angeles, former
triple champion. in slam-bane
battle at the Civic Auditorium last
night.
Evening star., 1945-02-15
Omu-MuurieIIo Bout Off

NEW YORK, Feb. Is P).-The
Lee Oma-Tami Mauriello heavy
weight bout scheduled for Friday,
March 80, has been called off.
Evening star., 1945-02-15
Temple, Penn State PIoy
Five Overtime Periods
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
STATE COLLEGE, Pa, Feb. 15.-
Temple pasketers beat Penn State,
SO to so, last night in game that
went into five extra periods-and
lasted hours and 20 minutes.
Penn State said it was believed
to be the longest college game in
history.
Evening star., 1945-02-15
Figure Skuters in Meet

NEW YORK, Feb. is R.-Ama-
teur figure skaters will compete for
the national and North American
championships at Madison Square
Garden and the adjoining Iceland
rink March 2-5.
Evening star., 1945-02-15
As Get OutfieIder Cicero

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. is tP).-
The Athletics have announced that
Joe Cicero of Atlantic City, former
major league outf1elder, has been
signed. He played with the Red
Soy in 1870
Evening star., 1945-02-15
Former Boil Player Dies

BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. Is R.-
William E. fJocko) Halligan, rs, q
former minor and major league
baseball player, died here.
Evening star., 1945-02-15
Houff Top Basket Scorer

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. Is (P).--
Bob Houff, Bridgewater's captain
and center, has been by far the
most consistent pointmaker among
Virginia college basket ball players
this season with 1873 points in 10
games.
Evening star., 1945-02-15
GiImer Of Alabama Weds

BIRMINGHAM Ala, Feb. Is up.
Harry Gilmer, backfield ace for
Alabama, has departed from bach
elor ranks. He married Katherine
Jeanette Reem of Birmingham last
night,
Evening star., 1945-02-15

IS. E. Fives Flock to Tourney
LEXINGTON. KY, Feb. IS R.-
All Southeastern Conference menu
bers except Vanderbilt have indi-
Gated they will enter teams in the
loops basket ball tournament at
Louisville March 8.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-31
Ms Salute

RICHARD II. TIMPF, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Timpf. "a
Hubbard avenue. He is five
years old today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-31
Nurses Aide
Report Given

THE MONTHLY. REPORT Of
the Red Cross Nurses Aides
shows total Of 548 ga hours
spent assisting at ST. Joseph's
hospital, according TO Mrs. Wal
ter Fenton, county chairman.
This report reveals a drop of
more than 225 hours from the
record of 548 hours given in the
previous month. Spring house.
cleaning and other such consid-
erations are blamed for the drop,
according to Mrs. Fenton.
Mrs. Fred Wunderlich of East
Detroit and Mrs. Charlotte
Heath of Roseville are the only
two Nurses Aides who gave
more than so hours this month,
firm April Is TO May IS. Each
worked 80 hours.
A total Of 26 Nurses Aides
worked during the month, rs
against 80 who gave time during
the previous month, Mrs. Fem
ton stated.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-31
Don't Force Baby
to Walk Too Soon
BY ALICIA HART
NEA Staff Writer

If you want your baby's legs
to be straight when she grows
up, don't fence her in while
she's in the crawling stage.
Limited to the narrow con-
fines of a play pen, she'll pull
up to see what's going on beyond
it. But given free scope to roam
and satisfy her adventurous soul,
she'll stay on all-fours until
little legs are sturdy enough to
carry her around in fine, upright
fashion.
And don't try to force her to
walk just because her contem-
porary next door, who is able to
get around on two hesitant feet,
makes her seem like slow
poke.
Allowed to crawl until she
takes to her feet of her own
sweet will, she'll master the art
of walking and and on legs that
will be plenty sturdy to sustain
her weight without bowling out.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-31
Many Spend Memorial Day Family Dinners Picncs Cottages
Methodist Guild
Set for Bake Sale

PLANS for a bake sale Satur-
day, June 2, at Woiffe's Mill
merry, with Mrs. Alex Plenda as
chairman, were made by men,
bers of the Young Women's
Methodist Guild at the meeting
with Mrs. Harry Brouwer Mon
day evening.
Mrs. Ronald Clarke was auc-
tioneer for the white elephant
sale held. Two guests, Martha
Merritt and Mrs. Mae Wisner,
were present at the meeting.
Mrs. Orie F. VanderHaagen as
sisted Mrs. BrouWer.
MRS. DON RIVARD and
children have left for Fairfield,
ILL.,, where they will visit Mrs.
Rivards parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Musgrove and her broth
er, Stanley Musgrove M M SIC
USN, who is home on a 30 day
leave. He has spent ID months
In the South Pacific.
.
DALE SIMMERMAN, clerk
for many years at the Medea
hotel, is~ill at his home at New
Baltimore.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-31
Sailor and Bride
10 be HOnOred

MR.. AND MRS. FRED
Pfromm of ITO Wolf road, have
received word from their son,
Ralph P. Pfromm, SIX 1/c, USN,
that he is to be married Satur-
day, June 2, in the Dutch Re-
formed Church in New York
City, to Elsie Wiedman of New
York City.
He will bring his bride to
Mount Clemens, arriving Mon
day, and his parents are plan
ming open house in their honor
Monday evening. Storekeeper
Pfromm is on leave from his
destroyer.
MIR. AND MRS. DONALD
J. PARENT and son Patrick VII
soon move into their new house
at SO Scott boulevard, which
they purchased a month ago
from Homer Smith. Mrs. Parent
and Patrick are expected Mon
day from Grayling. where they
have spent the winter.
MIR. AND MRS. HARVEY
Springborn, SO High street, en-
tertained "a guests Sunday hon.
oring their daughter Patricia,
who was confirmed at st.
: .ark's Lutheran church at Rose
vile. Guests were present from
Mount Clemens, Romeo, Ar
mazda and Detroit.
MIR. AND MRS. FRANCIS
GOODAR will leave tomorrow
for Chicago, to bring their
Joan home from Fer
ry Hall, where she has been a
student this year.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-31
Small, Informal Gatherings
HighZig Holiday Activities

MEMORIAL DAY, first of the
Summer holidays, had its tradi-
tional family gatherings, a few
outings, and the official" open
ing of the cottage season. The
weather man was only relative
ly cooperative, and cool breezes
drove many groups indoors,
despite the sun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Schott, Lawrence and Patricia,
were hosts to a group at their
cottage on the North Channel of
the st. Clair River. They asked
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Matthews,
and family-Hester home from
college and their son home on
leave from his Navy boot train
ing, and Marilyn; Mrs. Florence
Adams, and Roland Nank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Doll
had planned a picnic at their
home on Belleview, but the
weather moved it indoors. They
were joined by Mr.. and Mrs. j.
R. Doll, and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles E. Doll, Jr.. Mrs.
August Won Boeslager, Miss Ell
sic Noeker, Miss Alice Tucker,
Mrs. Harvey Scott and Mrs.
Mary Ryan.
ANNUAL PICNIC
The annual Kelly family pic
mic took place at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Kelly.
Guests included their daughter,
Mrs. Thomas w. Cross and chill
dren; Mrs. Carl Dodge, and from