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Evening star., 1941-05-01
6uffey Asks Conveys
AT Least in This
Hemisphere
Justified in Foce of
Peril Confronting Us,
He Warns Senute

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1941-05-01
Handsome is as
handsome does
So Runs the old Adage.


The Eberly Plan started out 90 years
ago with this fixed formula of policy
that in whatever we did in renovizing
and undermining we would combine the
best skill and greatest efficiency with the
best in materials. And we have held
fast to that policy ever since-so that
ERLY and QUALITY are
synonymous.
We are suggesting that NOW is when
houses should be painted. Spring is the
ideal tirne-our painters are masters of
the art-and with the NEW HOUSE
PAINT made by DUPONT-they all
add up to the perfect job.
With the NEW DUPONT HOUSE
PAINT we are sure not only of
making your house white-but it will
STAY white, because of the self.cleaning
properties. Ask us about this feature.
And our painters say it goes on fast and
easily, which is an economy-added to
those other Eberly economies reducing
many overheads to ONE because the
work is all done under The Eberly Plan
and with only ONE responsibility
OURS.
The EberIy Financing Plan will budget conveniently not
only painting with the New Dupont House Paint, but all
the other EberIy renovzina and modernizns services.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-20
81. Peters Meow Prepares
for Events in Early June

Rev. n. Albert Hutting Of 81.
Peters parish will Be the speak
or, and will tell Of '"Theresa
Neuman Of Konner Reuth."
Rev. Fr. Huttins. during his
student days 1t Innsbruck, Aus
tris, had the opportunity Of see
ing this stigmatic during her
ecstacy, and Of conversing with
her.
The committee hopes that q
fine representation Of st. Louis
and st. Peters parishes will at
tend this meeting, availing
themselves Of the opportunity
Of hearing this most interesting
talk.
COOKERY SHOW
On Wednesday, June 4, st.
Peters Council of meow, in CO.
operation with the Detroit Edi-
son company will present the
Modern Miracle electric cookery
demonstration In st. Mary's
gymnasium ut three o'clock. The
public Is invited to attend.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-20
League Of Women Voters Enters battle Of Production Cam
Twin Wants Birthday
Celebration Of Her Own

MRS. JOHN BREITMEYER, ID
being honored this evening by
members of her birthday club
who will gather for potluck din.
ner at her home on Floral ave-
nue..
Mrs. Breitmeyer and Mrs. Carl
Schimmel. twin sisters, actually
observe their birthday in Octo-
Der. but since no member Of the
club has q birthday In the month
Of May. Mrs. Breitmeyer decided
she would like q celebration all
her own.
MRS. A. j. PICKMAN, Mrs.
Byron Stuck, and Mrs. Alton
Noe will attend q state finance
meeting Of the league Of Wo-
men Voters In Birmingham on
Wednesday.
BEVERLY MOSS, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Moss, 202
South Broadway, was two years
old Saturday.
MRS. G. DONALD SMITH,
AIS Robertson street. Is cela-
brating her birthday annivsrs-
ary today
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-20
Pamphlets to be Given Our
Today at Regular Meeting

Pamphlets were to be distrib-
uted to al league members at
the meeting to be held today ut
the home Of Mrs. Z. +. Nunneley.
All those members who are not
present will receive pamphlets
through the mail. Mrs. Eugene
Wulfmann was to give q short
Introductory talk on the cam
paign, after which members
were TO be asked to take the
pamphlets home and study them
carefully. In the near future, all
group chairmen will meet with
their groups to discuss the cam
palsn % that every member will
understand II thoroughly. In
preparation for Z mass meeting
In June.
TO this mass meeting will be
invited two representatives Of
every woman's organization In
town. The date has been sst for
June 3, but the place will be IN.
nouhced later. Mrs. Henry Try
loft and Mrs, Walter Caffrey are
In charge Of plans for this meet
ing, 1t which time the Battle
for Production" campaign will
be explained to the representa-
tives.
The league is planning to have
speakers available for organiza-
tons wishing to learn more Of
the campaign.
The campaign will enlist all
women in the league, no matter
what their own particular con-
clusion may be a. to what role
the United States should take
In the present world emergen-
cy.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-20
Circle S History TO b
at 5Oth Anniversary Frj =

THE GOLDEN ANNIvER-
SARY of Whatsoever Circle of
Kings Daughters will b eele-
brated Friday ut Gowanie Golf
Club with luncheon ut one
o'clock and program following.
All members are asked to notify
Mrs. william Neville or Mrs.
Harry Donaldson not later than
Wednesday whether or not they
intend to be present.
The three charter members
who live In Mount Clemens, Mrs.
S. B. Spier, Mrs. Otto BARLEY,
and Mrs. A. G. Keith, will be
honor guests ut the event. The
fourth charter member, Mrs. Z.
G.. Folsom. IN invalid at her
home In Minneapolis. will not be
able TO be here.
The program will include .
resume Of the 80 years work Of
Whatsoever Circle. oldest circle
In the county. Mrs. Perry H.
Irish will give this imposing rec
ord. Miss Elizabeth Ullrich WIN
present two groups Of songs, and
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-20

menu consisting Of q choice sr-
ray Of delicious foods. She will
feature color harmony and COM
plete menus for all occasions, In
GLIDING picnic suggestions,
luncheon and party ideas.
Those foods will Be presented
~ door prizes Ut the conclusion
Of the demonstration.
A bake sale under the chair
manship Of Mry. Francis Golden
u being planned In conjunction.
The entire demonstration will
take place following the Appre-
citation Day awards, to be held
this week on the corner Of New
and Pine streets, - that those
Wishing 10 attend both events
may do %.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-20
Couple Surprised
on 18th Anniversary

MIR. AND MRS. JOHN
PROSCH, - lafayette avenue.
were pleasantly surprised Satur-
day evening, when 40 guests ap-
peared to help them celebrate
their 18th anniversary.
Dancing was enjoyed by the
guests, 70 the music Of John
KRAFT and Fritz STANCE, and Ill
the guests took turns trying their
skill ut q punching bag. A three
TERED wedding cake, baked by
Mrs. Arthur Prosch, sister Of
Mrs. John Prosch ,centered the
refreshInent table. Out-of- town
guests Ut the party were Mr.. and
Mrs. Orson Morgan Of Detroit.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-20

MISS MARY BENBENNICK
has appointed Mrs. George John.
Mrs. Earl knight, and Miss Flor
ence DAILY on the nominating
committee for election Of officers
for st. Peters Council Of Ma
tional Council Of Catholic Wo-
men.
Elections will be held at the
next meeting on June 2, In st.
Mary's clubrooms. A social eve
ming Is planned for this meet
ing. Mrs. p. T. McCasey, social
chairman has appointed Mrs. Will
liam Murphy and Mrs. Lee Pen
nington co-chairman for this par
ty. assisted by Mrs. Bert Tut
nell, Miss Marcella Henk, Miss
Marie DAILY, Miss Eulalia John,
Mrs. Harry Diehl, Mrs. b ert
Campau, Mrs. Earl Dedenbach,
Mrs. Hugo Walter. Jr., Mrs.
Hugh O'Mara. Mrs. Leland
Grim, Mrs. William Kibble, Mrs.
George Campbell, Mrs. G. #.
Moore, Mrs. Joseph Young and
Mrs. CASTOR Vermeulen..
DEANERY MEET
On Tuesday, June 3, a quarter
ly deanery meeting will be held
in st. Joseph's clubrooms In
Port Huron, when Miss John,
newly elected president of the
Port Huron deanery, will pre-
side.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-20
Bride-eIect Honored
Twice on Same Day

SUNDAY WAS A BUSY DAY
for Mary Lietz, bride-elect, for
she was honored at two showers,
one in the afternoon and another
during the evening.
A group of friends enter
tanned Is guests at a miscelian-
eous shower in the afternoon ut
the home of Mrs. Carl Bettcher,
Utica road.
Hostesses for the occasion
were Mrs. George Hintz, Mrs.
Walter Devantier, Mrs. Frank
Knuth, Mrs. Arthur Staschke,
and Mrs. Albert Ahrens.
Crazy bunco was the diversion
of the afternoon, with prizes 60
ing to Mrs. August Rocker, Jr.,
Mrs. Clarence Almstedt, Eliza
beth Gettgen and Dolores
Klockow.
In the evening Mrs. Albert
Kuehn and her daughter, Aileen,
Of Hall road, entertained st q
supper party and miscellaneous
shower. Approximately Is cou-
pies were present.
Miss Lietz, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Lietz, 1892
Garfield road, will become the
bride of Marcus Klein, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Klein of
Fraser on May "a, at three
o'clock in st. Johns Lutheran
church in Fraser.
MIR. AND MRS. CARMEL
DE WITT of Anchorville, for
merly of Utica, announce the
birth of q son, born yesterday
afternoon in St. Joseph's hos
pital.
MRS. JEROME WIDRIG Of
New Baltimore entertained the
members of her Mount Glenn
ems Monday night card club last
evening.
MRS. CLYDE Adds, SR.,
Of Washington avenue, IL visit
Ing at the home Of her brother
and sister-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Brown, Of Gary, Ind.
MARY MARGARET Frs
kline and Dorothy Tinker have
issued invitations for . dinner
party on Wednesday evening,
honoring Betty Bird, bride-elect.
CLYDE Adds. JR.. corporal
1t Fort Custer, II now on IN
eight day furlough 1t his home
on Washington avenue.
MIR. AND MRS. FLOYD
STEWART, 3 Fourth street, an
nounce the arrival Of Q daughter,
born this morning in St. Joseph's
hospital
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-20

At A SPECIAL BOARD
MEETING Of the league Of Wo-
men Voters last evening ut Mrs.
G. H. Malbin's home, plans were
made for the win the Battle
Of Production" campaign which
the league II about to undertake.
The campaign II to arouse the
American people TO . sense Of
the emergency Of the times to
the absolute necessity for under
standing, unity and effort on the
part Of everybody.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-20
Mrs. Harry HaIIer Elected
Head Of Young Women ) Cl16

MRS. HARRY HALLER was
elected president Of the Young
Women's Club at tho meeting
held last svsning In Masonic
hall. Mrs. Otto Wormsbaekee 4
the new first viee-peestdsnt;
Mrs. Milton Smith. second vice
pesadsn&;- Mr.. Earl DuKk 30
Rotary and Mrk Edwin ShariaAd,
troasueor.
The club has been conductina
m attendance race since Iasl
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-20
Rulnnage Sales

YOUNG wo&dENs METH
ODIST GUILD will sponsor .
rummage sale tomorrow In the
Matthews building, North
Broadway. Mrs. Walter Burgan
is chairman Of the project.
A RUMMAGE SALE will be
sponsored by Westminster Guild
Of the Presbyterian church on
Saturday In the Matthews build
ing on North Broadway. Mrs.
Edward Copony and Mrs. Ernest
Matthews are co-chairmen Of the
project.
MRS. GEORGE PINGEL and
Everett Smith won high score st
the duplicate contract bridge
tournament held last evening st
the home Of Mrs. James Erskine,
Cas- avenue.
MIR. AND MRS. ANDREW
DURK Of Detroit snounce the
birth Of q daughter born yester-
day afternoon In st. Joseph's
hospital.
MRS. JOHN GILLETT, Mrs.
Donald Albrecht and Mrs.
Charles H. Sanders will attend
q district meeting Of the Metro
politan Auxiliary at Lincoln
Park on Thursday.
Mr.. AND MRS. g. DONALD
SMITH had @ their guests On
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Coon
and Mrs. Henry Good Of Davi-
son.
MRS. HARVEY DEVANTIER,
who has been confined In 81. Jo-
seph hospital for the past week
L. reported to b much improved
today, and = expected home the
latter part Of this week.
MIR. AND MRS. EDWARD
STADLER, los Gallup avenue,
announce the birth Of Q daugh-
ter, born yesterday afternoon In
st. Joseph's hospital.
MRS. WILLIAM Z. HOLLIS
has returned from the University
Hospital, Ann Arbor, where she
underwent . serious operation.
MRS. JOHN ULLRICH, South
Wilson boulevard and Annaliese
Moeller are vacationing Ut Cat
enburs Inn, in the Smokey
Mountains.
WAYNE MAS ID celebrating
his fourteenth birthday today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-20
Parents Of Girl
Announce BetrothaI

MIR. AND MRS. FRANK
KAGE Of 3l6 Euclid avenue,
announce the engagement of
their daughter Dorothy to Dom
aid Tesmer. son Of MIR. and Mrs.
John Tesmer, 48 Gibbs street.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Miss Rage Is . graduate Of
Eastman High school in Rose
vile and Mr.. TeUner, who 10
employed by the Yellow Cab
company In Pontiac, u q Mount,
Clemens High school graduate.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-20
Horticultural
Society Honors
Local Women

MRS. WALTER FENTON
AND MRS. CARL SCHIMMEL.
members Of the local Garden
Club, will be awarded eertifi-
Gates ~ accredited judges In
Flower Arrangements and Speci-
men Blooms on Saturday, May
-. by the Michigan Horticultur-
al Society.
Mrs. Fenton and Mrs. Schim-
mel were awarded novice judges
certificates Z year ago this
month, and have been studying
and working toward this higher
rank ever since. With the new
certificates they will be able to
judge flower shows on their
own, instead Of with assistance.
Both women were asked to Judge
in the recent state Horticultural
Exhibit In Detroit, but both pre-
ferred to work In other capaci-
ties to gain experience.
The presentation will take
place Ut the societys annual
meeting In Ann Arbor, in the
Michigan Union. Following the
presentation, luncheon and bust
ness meeting those present will
bs taken on . tour Of Ann Ar
Dor gardens.
Mrs. Donald Westendorf and
Miss Florence Chapoton will &C.
company Mrs. Fenton and Mrs.
Schimmel on Saturday.
.
MISS FLORA POSNER Of the
County Clerks Office IL taking
q weeks vacation.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-20
Masons to Meet
tomorrow Evening

MOUNT CLEMENS LODGE
No. ., y. 4 "A. M. will meet
Wednesday evening In Mssonic
hall, when third degrees win b.
conferred upon four candidates.
Lodge win open 1t 1ivs
o'clock, with dinner st o:3O
o'clock. The xecond section will
b conferred by the Detroit Ed
,ison Team q Detroit,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-20
Soda|ity Plans
June Events

FIFTY-ONE MEMBERS and
mothers of the Sodality of Our
Lady were present at the
Mothers breakfast Sunday
morning at the Medea Hotel.
after attending mass at St.
Peters church at eight o'clock
inythe morning.
At the breakfast, each girl in
troduced her mother to the girls
and other mothers, after which q
brief business meeting was held.
Jean Voiland, project, an
nounced q three-day retreat to be
held in Detroit At st. Mary Re-
priatrix convent on June ~, %,
and 20. The retreat Is for men,
bers Of the Port Huron Deanery
Of National Council Of Catholic
Women, Of which the local Cath
Ollie churches are 4 part. At least
five girls from the sodality will
attend the retreat.
Miss Voiland also announced
the nominating committee for
the coming elections. Eleanor
Schultz, Loyola Quinn, Rosemary
Rich, and Virginia Peltier form
the committee, with Miss Vol
land. The group will meet and
select three candidates for each
office. Ballots will be mailed to
sodality members, who will mark
their votes, returning them to
Rev. FIR. John Hardy. modera-
tor for the organization. He will
announce the new officers at the
next sodality meeting to be held
on June II. Installation will be
held in the Fall.
FRATENNAL ORDER Of Ea-
giles 1859 will hold q regular
meeting on Thursday evening at
eight o'clock In Aerie hail. All
members are requested to be
present, to make plans for Me-
mortal Day services.
MRS. CHARLES NIEMETTA
entertained the members of her
tripoli club last evening at din
ner at Hasel's Inn on the St.
Clair river, with tripoli during
the evening at the Niemetta
home on Belleview.
AMERICAN LEGION AUX
ILIARY will meet at eight
o'clock this evening ut Mount
Clemens High school, to do Red
Cross work.
MIR. AND MRS. ALBERT
BELLHORN Of Route 6, Mount
Clemens, announce the arrival
Of . son, born yesterday after
noon In st. Joseph's hospital.
ST. AGNES GUILD Of st.
Peters Church will meet on
Wednesday at one o'clock ut the
home of Mrs. CASTOR Vermuelen,
Floral avenue.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-20
Methodist WSCS Completes
Plans for Thursdays Event
PLANS were furthered last

AIAANS WSAS Ava SAs(A SO AoSs
evening by the Women's Society
of Christian Service of the Meth
odist church, for Thursday after
moons event, when Mrs. Arthur
Elliott will give . lecture pre-
coded by a Mothers Tea.
Mrs. Alvin w. Hameister will
decorate the table for the &C.
casion, and Mrs Mary James and
Mrs. Milo Warner will preside.
The tea will begin at 1870 o'clock
in the Methodist church pariors,
and Mrs. Elliott will speak later
on wood Ticks, Termites and
Susannah's Sancturies." The
event is open to the public and
no admission will be charged.
Last evenings worship pro-
gram was planned by Mrs. Roy
Kidd, who dedicated II to the
motherhood Of the world. Espe-
cial mention of the mother of
the Bible was made, and of Su-
sannah Wesley, mother Of Meth
odism. Mrs. WeSley had 10 chill
dern, one Of them being John
Wesley, father Of the Methodist
church.
As the toast to mothers was
given, q group Of members Of
the society, dressed in costume
Of another day passed In review
before the gathering, each carry
ing q lighted candle. They were
Mrs. Frank Hacker. Mrs. L.. A.
Kettering, Mrs. Fred Bobcean.
and Mrs. Elmer Wolff.
The program for the evening
was in charge Of Mrs. James G..
Jackson, who discussed another
chapter In the book Investing
Our Heritage" Mrs. Jackson's
program dealt with the chap
ter on Education.
When q change Is necessary in
our way Of life. she said, we
make 1t through education. The
aim OF the WSCS Is adult Chris
tian education. BY the increas-
Ing demand for II, three things
have been accomplished: y Wo-
manhood has been elevated; y
Literacy average has been in
creased; and 81 Standards have
been raised.
A few most telling statistics
were presented by Mrs. jackson:
One fourth of the United States
population is at school; Is per
cent Of our adults are college
graduates; $50 Of every 1000
have completed high school or
higher training; and despite all
this 81 per cent of the entire
worlds population is illiterate.
United States particular weak
spots are In the negroes Of the
south and in the Indians In New
Mexico.
SPEAKER
Mrs. Elliott, Thursdays speak
or, . niece Of DR.. George Elliott,
who was pastor Of the Methodist
church here some years ago, At
tended MacMurrsy Women's
College In Jacksonville, ILL.,, and
was graduated from Boston Uni
versity. She has done religious
education and social settlement
work In several sections Of the
country, and Is now religious ed
ucation director Of the Court
Street Methodist church in Flint.
A member Of the National
Board Of the council Of Church
Women, she heads the Michigan
Council, and Il connected with
various other organizations de-
voted % the interests Of religious
education and the Christian
Home.
Mrs. Elliott u married and has
one con,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-20
Appreciation Day Cookery Show
to be Held Tomorrow Afternoon

PLANS ARE VIRTUALLY
COMPLETE for the Apprecia-
ton Day Cooking Demonstration
to be sponsored tomorrow,
Wednesday, afternoon, ut three
o'clock In the Methodist church
parlors by Weslyan League and
the Detroit Edison company.
Doris Quackenbush Of the Ed
ison company will prepare q
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-20
TO-DAY

TO-DAY
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY will meet at McHs to do
FOUR O'CLOCK CLUB. At the hom. Of Mr.. Roland Char
Church
Girls Ssc GROUP of Girl. Friendly Society," .. tn.
home Jean Richard. Riverside drive. .. 7:so M '
VIM AuxARY a. vstsrsn. Hail. At
MeHs Community Room a.
WEDNESDAY,, MAY,M
EVER ONWARD CIRCLE 4 Kings Daughter. Home dessert
ST. SCUM Dsss el!:s HON. .. Mrs.
RuMA0E SALE u Matthew: buidlns sponsored by Young
mo,N TG @%sMl Mssh fnt: Su Nd = un,.
v hall; lodge opens ct pm; dinner served $50 pm.
ss ESQ IN: New .nrooa Ho.
100 Cas- Avenue. 1t $50 pm.
CIRCLE sSa Of FEC !: tn: so%. .. Mrs. VIII
FREE LECTURE preceded by Mothers Tea sponsored by
Methodist wscs. In Methodist church parlors At l:ao
ANNUAL DINNER rw.lv. Bellies at rr.hms Restaurant
xlSSss5A1SoS IS: siSc1 m COOKING nnMoNs1sA
n soa s:oa By w'
HoLLYHocK CLUB St Louis parish At tie home Of Mrs
zze j. tie s:9 sT Ssu:: It
NEW CLASSES in Naturalization third floor. County Build
LpRl2dDims CAS- in McHs Room ,so .. 7so >. m.
THURSDAY. NAY -
hail. ct PM All members requested 10 b present to
plan Memorial Service.
sLUEBEL CLUB Of st. Louis parish at the home Of Mrs.
William King, Sugar Bush road, 1t p
CARNATON CLUB o! St Louis parish 1t the Mrs
Ralph Greenfield, Eastman street, ut p. N.
UNITED WORKERS CIRCLE. Of Kings Daughters at the
home Of Mrs Frank Prtngnz 142 Market street. $50
GARDENING PARTY, At Kings Daughters Home sponsored
by Loya. Workers Circle at p m.
ROSE CLUB Of st. Louis parish ut the home Of Mrs John
Hriedwaid. Alfred street, At 100 p.
GIRLS OWN CIRCLE Of Kings Daughters, st the Of
Mrs. W. Glenn Lewark - Hubbard avenue ut p. m.
NATURALIZATION CLASSES for advanced pupils third
door, County Building, TO 10 p. m.
MARGARET BOTTOME CIRCLE of Kings Doughters 1t the
home Of Mrs. J. c. Jarchow, IL Lincoln svenue, with
Mrs Ffed Gsntenbsn ~ hostess Ut pm.
FRIDAY, MAY -
PUBLIC CARD PARTY In Masonic temple sponsored by Ma
comb county shrine No. 90.
WAT8OEvER CIRCLES Golden Anniversary luncheon and
prYersm at Gowsns Coli Club. u pm
WALTER LEA0UE8 rellowship banquet IN Trinity Luther
School hail, st $50 pm .
WILLING WORKERS Of Trinity Lutheran church, 1t the
homs Of Mrs Oscar Jobee, Gallup avenue, st pm.
SATURDAY, MAY -
POPPY DAY. sponsored By The American Legion Auxiliary
RUMMA0e SALE IN Matthew'S building, sponsored BY the
preeoyteStan WestminiDter Guild.
MTmclTY DUPLICATE CONTRACT BRIDGE ToURNA-
MBNy. q The home u Mira James Hsktne Cas- avenue
afternoon 1t Pm; svenins ct pm.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-20
Giri Scout News

BROWNIES AND SENIOR
GIRL SCOUTS who were win
ners In the recent cookie sale
will take their Greenfield VII
lags trip on Saturday Ut $50
o'clock. Girls are TO meet 1t their
regular meeting place, and trans
portation will be provided by
troop committee and council
members.
THE GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL
met yesterday ut Camp Rotary
to clean camp In preparation for
troop camping this weekend.
Lunch was served ut the camp
and things prepared for tent
pitching which Is to take placs
today.
Designated int,e r m . date
troops will leave from their
meeting places after school on
Friday to spend the weekend 1t
the camp.
GENEVIEVE BALLOR, "a
Moser place celebrated her birth
day anniversary yesterday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-20

GENEVIEVE BALLOR, IL
Moser place celebrated her birth
day anniversary yesterday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-20

YOUNG WoMEN'S METH
ODIST GUILD will sponsor .
rummage sale tomorrow In the
Matthews building, North
Broadway. Mrs. Walter Burgan
is chairman Of the project.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
Samuel Sorin Plays
At Symphony Pop
By GEORGE wEIswAssER

THERE WAS music TO whet
faded tastes at the Pop" concert
of the symphony Saturday night in
Masonic Auditorium. II was an
evening OF novelty without Grass
ness or pretension. There were
four numbers given their first per-
formances in the city, two OF them
by a young Grand Rapids COM
poser. and as sololst, there was
native Detroiter who returned 10
beeuile his tovnfolk with a bril-
liant keyboard performance with
the symphony of the Straus Bur-
leske in D minor.
The pianist is Samuel Sorin, a
slight. tall and gangling young
man who started here as a child
prodigy and has gone off 10 make
a big name for himself. And not
10 be wondered al, for he played
the solo part Of the Straus work
and its unusual melodies with ar
dor and elan. There -is-ne doubt
that he has a plentiful technique.