The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-22


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Memphis
MEMPHIS - The Congrega-
tional Church tea was held IN
the home of Mrs. E. II. "Opens
Friday night. Scripture reading
and prayer was followed by
business meeting. Three con-
tests were held Prizes went to
Mrs. Arthur Bryson, Mrs. Fred
Denote, Mrs. John Koppinger,
Mrs. Charles Wegner, Mrs. Ruth
Chappelle, Mrs. Ebert Shook,
and Mrs. Robert Hurttgam.
The Ladies Bridge club was
entertained by Mrs. Chester
Shirley Thursday night. Bridge
was in play at four tables. Hon.
ors were won by Mrs. A. G.
Taylor. Mrs. d. E. Blackmer,
Mrs. F. A. Hause, Mrs. William
Vincent, Mrs. Fred Denote re-
tanned the travelling prize. The
next party will be in the home
of Mrs. Glenn Merrick.
The Ain Alta chapter No. 222.
Order of Eastern Star met in the
Masonic hall Wednesday.
Funeral services were held at
2 p. m. Thursday from the Barn
ard Funeral home in Memphis
for John Shepherd, 70, who died
at his home here Sunday. Mr.
Shepherd is survived by three
brothers and sister: James w
Shepherd, Roy S. Shepherd,
Pearle S. Shepherd, and Zelma
Shepherd, all of Toledo, 0. He
had spent his life in this vicin-
ity.
Second year home economic
girls have finished their seven
week dinner unit, and the class
has been divided into two groups
to serve a dinner to each other.
The Junior play. "Damsels in
Distress" a three-act comedy.
was presented for the public
Friday and Saturday nights in
the community building. A mat
inee was given Thursday after
noon for children of the grades,
and for rural schools. Between
act specialties were presented by
Rejina Runyon, Bob Phillips,
and Bill Dolan.
Seniors of the local school are
making plans for a carnival to
be held here April q.
Last weeks Lenten speaker
at the high school was Rev. FIR.
S. J. Dziatkiewicz of the Roman
Catholic church at Columbus.
His subject was THE Mankind
and the Passion of our Lord" A
group of students from the Col
umbus church choir sang.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles David
son are spending two weeks in
Detroit, the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Neil Davidson.
Pfc. J. A. Mccall has returned
to Fort Belvoir, Va, after spend
ing a two weeks furlough with
his mother, Mrs. Alice Mccall.
He is member Of the engineer
corps.
The local Lions club held its
regular meeting and dinner at
the Memphis hotel Tuesday
night. Thirty 4 four members
were present. Vern Krause and
Glenn Mills of Richmond, and
Charles Mcmillan of Memphis,
were guests. Col. George Rae
dicke gave talk on compulsory
military training in peace time.
The club announced that it will
give a games party, March 20,
1t will be held in the Odd Eel
FOR the benefit of the Red Cross.
lows hall.
James Smalldon of the United
States navy has returned to duty
after a furyough here with rela-
tives and friends. He is station
ed in New Orleans.
The sermon topic at the Con-
gregational church services last
Sunday was "In Whom We
Live" It was the fifth in a
Lenten series.
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