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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-04-03

M ~: Eectcty and cheap that
wills wich . switches and farewell to fame! -
clean and safe and cheap that wonder 1000
switched to switches or cooking M andnothers
did ior light! electric heat desnt pots and
More electric heat hone Watching
tasting electric heat favouces vitan makes
baking always out right Yes the switch switches again. and In
m;sh lid ~
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-04-03
Three Members To Be Chosen
In School Election Saturday

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Weidner, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Strom, and the honor
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Laehn.
Four tables of bridge were in prog
ress after the dinner with score
awards going to Mrs. Smith and
Mr.. Weidner
Tuesday morning Mrs. Laehn was
honored with an informal patio
breakfast at the home of Mrs. ]. B.
Farris. Mrs. George Strom and
Mrs. Grover Smith assisted Mrs.
Farris in entertaining.
Mrs. Dixon Entertxins.
Mrs. E. F. Dixon entertained Is
ladies'. at bridge Friday afternoon.
Score honors were received by Mrs.
Helen Laehn and Mrs. Grover
Smith.
On Monday afternoon Mrs. Dixon
was hostess for number of ladies
who spent the afternoon sewing
Mrs. Emma Doonan received prize
for a sewing contest.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-04-03

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man, Seii ., pny, a''t NE a $1,000; ;a
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19
Samaritan Circle
Honors 3 Birthdays

MRS. EDMUND DUBAY, MrS.
Bert Omerod and Mrs. Walter
Fuller were the honor guests
yesterday. when Samaritan Cir
Gle had q birthday dinner 1t the
Kings Daughters Home on
Market street. The circle Has
made 4 custom Of honoring ne
birthdays 1t : dinner once q
month. Mrs. Dubay's end Mn.
omered's birthdays fall ~ Isb-
ruary, while Mrs. Fullets ~
IN January. Il large birthday
cake formed the centerpiece,
and members sang ''Happy
Birthday" to each honor guGgk
Cards were the diversion a.
the afternoon, with prizes going
to Mrs. Frank Lauhoff, Mrs.
James Fuller of New Baltimore
and house prize to Mrs. Perry
Dubay.
Hostesses for the afternoon
were Mrs. Ben Korxinski and
Mrs. Joseph Callens Of New
Baltimore.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19
Grace Guild Plans Activities
at Luncheon Meeting

president conducted the meet
ING, at which the program was
4 talk on Chinese history by
Edward Knudsen, social science
teacher Of Mount Clemens High
school.
The speaker gave the guild Z
fine background for the plan
ned Lenten study Of China.
He brought with him maps
and comparative time charts.
explaining what was happening
In Western Europe while Chin
ere history was being made. BE-
ginning with early history Of
dynasties. he traced the devel-
opment Of the country down TO
the Boxer Rebellion in 1912.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19

SEVERAL PEOPLE are loan
ing old Glass for The exhibition
to b held at The OAR Colonial
Tea being kjvon Saturday, Feb
ruasy -, at tho home OF Mrs.
Duncan b. Hubbard, South
Broadway avenue. from 1:30 to
five o'clock.
Mrs. Carl Schimmel. who Il
chairman Of the glass exhibit
tion, reports that already she
has made arrangements for q
fascinating array Of EARLY
American pisces.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Schott, who have almost . COM
plete collection Of the Lion pat
tern N old glass, have promised
70 let Mrs. Schimmel borrow II
for the occasion. This pattern Is
dated about 1870, and was made
BY two companies only:-one In
Tarentum, Pa, the Richards &
Hartley company. and the other
an eastern company known as
James Gillinder & Sons. A dis
tinguishing feature Of the pat
tarn q the cable edge on the va
rious pieces-in commemoration
Of laying Of the Atlantic cable.
Mrs. Schott reports that COL
lecting old glass Is really her
husbands hobby, that they
started just four years ago.
Much Of their collection they
obtained in Hamilton. Ont,
whittier q Pennsylvania group
migrated. Other pieces come
from the East.
Other interesting kinds of
glass to be shown will be bar
bers' bottles used In olden days,
q well a. cruets.
Mrs. George D. John has a
variety Of patterns and colors In
Early American glass, many of
which will be shown at the
OAR tea. She Is loaning some
blue sandwich glass, some rose
glass In the cranberry pattern,
some amber In the daisy and
button pattern, as well as some
pieces Of milk white glass and
clear crystal.
Others who are loaning pieces
to add to the interesting ex-
hibit are Mrs. John Butcher,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19
Coming Events
To sveid eentlletien In ssttinS dstes and for
ehen1oe in eosulos meetlnls, coli 1900. Sc

. - II
'e zss sfsss 81 nome Of Mrs
w.d Feb Legion % s1ildns benefit party in
Wed Feb isMsnonstts Club. at the home of Mrs. Fred
w. Lo zen 90 80 Gibbs street t at I pm :.
'pSnsorss b the Ds, s SuI pm
We'd Feb 81 Annss Guild at the home of Mrs Joseph
w ss :. the hom. of Mr..
wal Jane; S i 3sEris Ave eu street e .s At sga
Wed. Rs. Ns Noun. c.m.n. Lodge.
Banquet speaker ssrs Major George Carr Of setridse
We'd Feb lob T. M Junior siserhood at the Fst Hotel
Thurs Feb. aOMisnonett. Club at the home of Mrs. Fred
Lo.sn 90 Gibbs street, Ct pm:
% Mr.. Nv seora. &c so. Ass Dausnter Home
Thurs Tss aoRoss Club !. the home q Mrs Joseph Sow
Thur T.b aoLisc Club at the home Of Mrs Herbert
Rondo. at pm.
clinton Town Hall, potluck luncheon It noon.
Thurs. Feb ao-Msetins Of all interested women Of st.
Louis parish sponsored by Altar Society to plan St.
rcs Day party In recreation room Of the recory at
Thurs FEB ao-irls Own Circle Of Kings Daughters all
day Red Cross sewing session. with luncheon at
Thurs Feb so-Rebskah Lodge regular meeting and Dist
riot No visitation In Mount Clemens in Barron Hail.
Thurs Feb ao-croup Two Trinity Lutheran Church, at
the home Of Mrs. Paul Eschenbrs, North avenue. at
I p. IA.
Tri Isb SioEs Past Matrons and Patrons Might turkey
dinner at $50 pm.
Tri Feb 3Whatoever Circle Of Kings Daughter ut the
hos Of Mrs Perry Irish 2o1 South GEatiot avenue,
ct pm.
fH FEB 2l-ssadheidse 1t Kings Daughtsrs Home. At
1:S0 pm. sponsored b. Margaret Bottome Circle.
Fr Feb 2lCC Glass Of Baptist church. At the home Of Mrs.
koccoe Hecksmen, n Welts street, at 7:30 pm.
Frt Feb 31Crcle Zion Evangelical Church. 1t the home
Of Mrs Ida Stadler, Ahrens street. 1t pm.
Fri, Feb 3l-Odd6elows regular meeting with initatory
degree IN Barron hall, at 9 pm
1t Hillcresk S.
OF Ms Neil Reid. Lincoln avenue ct $50 pm 4
sat- FEB 1DAR Colonial Tea ut the home Of Duncan
b Hubbard, 126 South Broadway avenue i:30 to pm.
Sat- Feb 41Instalaton dance Of Metropolitan Club and
Auxiliary n vstezanS Hall
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19
War Relief
Project Begun

MRS. JOHN N. STALKER Of
Crosse Pointe yesterday attend
cd the meeting Of Grace Church
Guild to explain to members .
project on British War Relief.
She brought with her . jacket
made Of scraps Of leather stitch
Cd on q foundation Of flannel-
cite, making q warm, wind
resistant garment. A large
group Of Detroit women IRE now
making these jackets, which
viii be sent to the wife Of .
British admiral for distribution
among British seamen engaged
In active warfare.
Mrs. Stalker is xious
TO place % Of these foun-
dations Of flannelette with
W o m en- In Mount Glenn
ems, to be finished with the
leather on ordinary domestic
sewing machines In the near flu
ture. The leather-six IONS In
all-has been donated for the
project by the Hudson Motor
company.
Mrs. Stalker will give q de-
rnonstration tomorrow morning
In Grace parish house 1t ten
o'clock, to show how the leather
l. pieced onto the foundations
which come cut out. All women
who feel they might be able TO
make one Of these garments are
urged to attend. Ths need for
speed Il pointed out, since II j.
during the cold mQnths that the
seasnen need the jsekets.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19
old Glassware to Be Shown
atDAR Colonial TeaFeb. ID

Mrs. Ray Norman and MIS-.
Lloyd r. Hirth Of Utica.
The public u invited to view
this display 1t the tea. when
members Of the local chapter OF
DAR,will be dressed In Colonial
costume. Mrs. Christian r.
Matthews L. general chairman Of
the event: Mrs. Ralph Ware
with Mrs. Richard Sullivan and
Mrs. Howard H. Fenton will
take charge Of refreshments;
Mrs. Reuben King Is ticket
chairman, and Mrs. Frank Munt,
decorations.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19

PLANS were laid yesterday
BY Grace Church Guild for sew
eral events In the near future.
On March 4, Grace Guild viii
have . Joint meeting with the
Young Women's Episcopa
League In the parish house at
two o'clock. Mr.. Donald c.
Stevenson, Of Crosse Pointe,
president Of the Diocesan Wo-
mems Auxiliary. will b the
speaker Of the afternoon. Mrs.
Stevenson T. = member Of the
national council, and was dele
sake 70 the trisunial meeting Of
the Episcopal church held last
May In Kansas City.
Hostesses for the tea will In
clude Mrs. Charles q. Niemetta.
Mrs. Frank Pringnitx and Miss
Helena Msrquardt Of the Guild;
Mrs. Karl Krause and Mrs.
Paul w. Mckee Of the Young
Women's League.
A silver collection will be Ia
ken up 1t the refreshment table,
and proceeds will be given 70
United Thank Offering Fund.
COOKING DISCRIMINATION
On March 9 . cooking demon
stration Is planned by the guild
In conjunction with the Detroit
Edison company. Mrs. Charles
Sanders chairman Of parish &C
tivities Il chairman Of this pro-
Jet, and Mrs. Frank Pringnitx
will have charge Of the bske
sale 70 b held with the demon
stration.
The World Day Of Prayer. be-
Ing arranged by Representatives
Of seven Mount Clemens Protes-
tant churches for Friday, Feb.
20. will b held this year 1t
Zion Evangelical church. Grace
church's participation In the an
nual Lenten event, Is under the
Craftsmanship Of Mrs. Frank
Pringnitx.
Those taking part in services
include Mrs. Merritt Willmarth,
Mrs. Don Williams, Mrs. Char
les Sanders, Mrs. Mary Scott
Simpson and Mrs. Donald Park.
Mrs. Park Il a member of the
Young W0men's Episcopa
League, the others members of
Grace Guild.
CHINA
These plans were all made at
the Parish house during the bus
mess meeting which followed Q
pollock lilAcheon 1t la:aO
-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19


A COMPREHENSIVE COW
ERAGE Of the work Of several
study groups Of the League II
Women Voters YVES presented
yesterday afternoon at the
monthly meeting held 1t the
homo Of Mrs. Byron Stuck. Mrs.
Hugh Neale was chairman.
The program was entitled
"The March Of Time" Mn.
Neale referred briefly to the re-
suits already accomplished by
the League In It's 20 years Of
service; of It's ambitions for the
future and Of their probable
success. IT we ever become dis
couraged." she said, lit would
b we'll TO remember the man
who couldn't see the woods be-
cause Of the trees"
Mrs. Neole said that govern
ments have rarely been UNDER
stood by the people governed
and the purpose Of the League
II to educate women In the
workings OF their own govern
ment that they may use their
influence and votes In IN inteili-
gent way. She quoted the ma
tional president, Marguerite NJ.
Wells, who said that Il the wom-
en- q Europe had been educated
In government, their influence
might have prevented such 4
disaster - the present one. be
that - Il may. IN intelligvnt
electorate Il . bulwnrk - god
government. It II the leagues
purpose, said Nr2 Meals, o DE-
land democracy, 70 ecszntaract
malicious propaganda. e Z d.
mocracy = strong Within II can
not b disturbed BY Toes from
without.
SEVERAL SPEAK
On Mira. Neals,s proerpm
were several League mesnbors.
Mrs. A. J. Piekman told q the
recent conferences Of Leaeaae
members IN Ann Arbor, which
she attended, and ct which our
foreign relstions bald the spot-
Light. i Was brought out thst Il
had always beea The policy OF
the League 70 favor oppeGoeod
nations against lliCocenls.
Hence tn Sand q the leagu4 n
the lsnd-leaoe bin. lars, P1ck@
man beouGht heGne H. rothse
pertinent int Int NeGt pil01D
Of South AmeFican AirwayS and
mos o1 ~ xn1io op1fntpgs
were Germans. gs4 A,a
y Mn =. ~ ;tA1snuepm 1890
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19

THE SECOND CLASS in flow
ef arrangement In the series
being sponsored by the Garden
Club for members and their
friends, will be held on Mon
day, Feb. "a, at half past ten
o'clock in the Community Room
of the Mount Clemens Savings
Bank.
The speaker will be announc-
ed in the near future. The topic
is to- be Line Arrangement"
MRS. M. r. ANDERSON will
entertain her bridge club tomor-
row afternoon at her home in
Seminole Hills. Mrs. Vance
Sickles of Port Huron and Mrs.
Charles Moseley Of Pontiac, out
of-town members, are expected
to be present.
MRS. FRED KASSUBE of
Coldwater road Is in st. Joseph's
hospital convalescing from an
appendectomy she underwent
Monday morning.
ODDFELLOWS will hold a
regular meeting with initiatory
degree on Friday evening. at
eight o'clock in Barron hall.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19

down. with plant few ornaments give design 70 the
10 careful to them well enough
70 that they wont bump the had Another good arrangement
over sofa ono picture with pair small wall brackets On
each sds paeed lower thn the other hold
pair q ornamsnts aSs bowls With larger picture Just
pair q brackets needed either do heights Ihy
Do ve decosativs effect and b n dull gilt
picture o1 md gvs variety from ths oe the furniture
most uool p1aoe foe Q good sSsd book shen above
dssa Ho o 0lcljnary ncsly bound aceosmt books
80 n eoDvsnn& plncs The space sunny shelves
CODE WfA pee6 q soch sds for pla You may actually
plant gsosa - - af ses with Ivy In water bulbs In
hso0 w1 - ~ ~ ~ rather fun 70 hav6 y renew them
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19

MARY HOWARD. wesring =
red velvet hostess gown with
scroll applique Of gold kid, out
lined In royal blue, and q gold
kid belt, stopped the Garden Fes-
tival fashion show at Pickfa.r
in Hollywood.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19
comprehensive Review Of Study Groups Hghights Leaeuel
Silver Lining Circle
Pledges Increased

SILVER LINING CIRCLE Of
Kings Daughters yegterd . y
viewed with ntisfaction that
their increased monthly pledge
TO the tuberculosis clinic Sup-
ported by The Kings Daughters
and to the support Of the Home
on Market street has been rails
ed.
The profits Of the circles bake
sale held last Saturday have
been donated TO the fund for
painting and fencing Of the
Kings Daughters Home.
Mrs. Harold Sherman was
hostess to the group for dessert
luncheon, at her home on Lin
coin avenue.
Mrs. e. L. Preston was initi-
ated into Silver Lining Circle ut
the meeting.
Members Of the circle played
cards after the business meeting
which was conducted BY Mrs.
Donald Miller. Prizes went -
Mrs. Russell Glasgow, Mrs.
George Mallast and Mrs. FRANK
Devantier. Mrs. Miller won the
house prize.
The next meeting will Be held
at the Kings Daughters Home
on Market street, with Mrs. NAL
last as hostess. The date Il
March 4, at 1870 o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19
Mellllso Al3ved

1gllt 1lIEICT91 q tko
Study Club 0soup 4. schodUoodl
fox tAis evening with Nh.
AGkeop strahue. WIN ~ hGlA -
ste1A @itA Ara. Kari Kstchuan.
~ Hubbard avenue q slSht
o'clock. I.
MrE Trabue was prevented
BY ILLNESS from being hoGteos.te
the meeting.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19
Golden Rule Circle Plans
Card Party on Feb. Is

GOLDEN RULE CIRCLE Of
Kings Daughters will give .
card party ct the Home on Mark
ct street, on Tuesday evening,
Feb. rs at eight o'clock. Mrs.
Russell Glasgow. Is general chair
man Of the event, and will be
assisted by Mrs. Elmore Lester,
Mrs. Olin Cook, and Mrs. Hill
da Rivard.
The public Is invited to at
tend the party.
The circle will meet Monday
afternoon, Feb. a., ut two
o'clock at the Kings Daughters
Home with Mrs. Rivard % host
eSS.
JULIA BOHIL has resumed
her teaching at the Mount Glenn.
ems High school, following m
illness Of ten days.
CIRCLE FOUR of Zion Evan
gelical church will hold q reg
ular meeting on Friday. Feb. Al,
at the home Of Mrs. Ida Stadler,
Ahrens street, ut two o'clock.
A social hour viii follow the
business meeting.
ROYAL NE1GHBoRs officsrs'
club will meet on Monday eve
ming, Feb. -, ct the home Of
Mrs. Rose Flory. - Moeer place
at eight o'clock. Mrs. William
Frick will assist the hostess.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19
Fosts Learn Of Arrival
of Daughter in Philippines

MIR. AND MRS. L. WADE
FAST have received word
through B. D. Fitzgerald Of
Lenox, Mich, member OF the
American Radio Relay League,
Of the safe arrival In the Philip
pines Of their daughter, Mrs.
Jack Day, who went to join her
husband, Sergt. Day. stationed
there on army duty.
The message was sent from
Nichols Field, army radio sta
ton, on February IL, received
by Fitzgerald in Lenox on Feb.
IA, and mailed by postcard from
there to Mr.. and Mrs. Fast.
This is the second radiogram
they have received through am
ateur help. The first was re-
ceived by Howard Hatzenbuhler
when Mrs. Day was In Honolulu
on her way to the Philippines.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19
Episcopal League Has
Meeting at Church

YOUNG WOMENS Episcopal
League met last night IN Grace
parish house for . regular
meeting, with Mrs. Robert
Krause, Mrs. Lawrence Kent
and Marion Kelly are host
esses.
Mrs. Ned Henry Of Detroit,
who was to explain the l0-yesr
plan for women's work a. out
lined by Presiding Bishop
George st. Tucker, was pre-
vented by illness from complet-
ing her talk.
Mrs. Brodie Toothman com.
pleted tho review started some
weeks ago upon Winston
Churchill. Devotionals were in
charge Of Mrs. Karl Krause, and
the Rev. George A. MerifieId
spoke briefly to the league on.
Holy Baptism"
Twenty members were pres
ent ut the meeting. The next
meeting Is to be Z joint one with
the Guild, In the afternoon on
March 4, at two o'clock.
AMONG THOSE from Harri-
son township planning to attend
the Daisy club card party this
evening Ia st. Louis Hall are
Mrs. walter Braun, Mrs. Car
roll Lamont. Mrs. Robert Gem
nell. Jr., Mrs. Harold Peterson.
Mrs. Russell Stark, Mrs. Clark
Graham and Mrs. Charles Wer-
ner.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19
Presbyterian Auxiliary
To Hold Election Mondoy

MRS. A. p. GRIM, ~ Grand
avenue, will have Is her assist
mt hostesses for next Mondays
meeting Of the Ladies' Auxiliary
Of the Presbyterian church, Nrs.
Charles Chapman, Mrs. Henry
Lehner and Mrs. vena West.
Election Of officers will -
hsld 1t this meeting.
Fruited Cheese Top
AN UNUSUAL topping Tor
hot gingerbread d made ~
blending cream cheese VIM =
little thin cream and o1139
drainsd, esushsd pineeppl4 !.
until dufRy and smooth ard -
nish eoeh portion Of Tho QleC~
hsseS WITH : ssetrous - ~!
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19
Donaldson Mothers Club
Works on Annual Party

DONALDSON MoTH::R's
Gu Bis sponsoring it, annual
card party on Monday evening,
Feb. -, ct, eight o'clock. The
public Is Invited to attend the
event, to be held In Donaldson
school on Grand avenue.
Mrs. william Prinenits II gen
eral chairman Of the party, -
sisted by Mrs. John Powers.
Their plans include prizes and
refreshments.
Reservations may be made by
calling 73o-M or 1l01-J.
THE DISCUSSION GROUP
Of the Young Women's Episco-
pal League will meet tomorrow
afternoon 1t the home Of Mr..
Herman Bartlett, 272 North ave-
nue..
Mr.. AND MRS. JOSEPH
M4LkEH, 133 Wooh1ngtou 1ve-
nue., are quietly celebrating
their Goth wedding anniversary
today. NH 1f NJ AE NJ
" VI
MRS. GEORGE wEIS en-.
tertained several Euosts at
luncheon yesterday at her home
on Florai avenue.
IS Tobles Token
at Lody Arbsiters Porty
! FoNTY.yJvE tobjes wseo TAX
On yesterday q TIE luneheuo md
card party IN Darrou Ho1l, Qon-
soeed by The Lady Axboil1rs.
Mrs. Clara brooms wse ssaseol
ehAirmnn.
Heusopei2ss wore wsu - Ma.
claga Dtoome. Mry. JeoouA peeAs
ling. Nh. Dert Pipeol, Nh.
SccepA Miner sAd Nh = !
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19


manhood In quite . spot
All over the country hushondD
OF college trained : gir1s win b
saying. when semethine opes
wrong with the family car.
YOU'D better come cut oo0
take Q look at this engine. Sue"
Or, How about changing t1s
tire, Nabelf You can Do Il IA
half The time I can"
OUT GOES Tuk
''HBLPLE90S LINE
And The trouble will pro6ohov
70 even further. How en- =
trained mechsnic ct ~ -
band q Do my Of ~ oxe
work around u hosaaA -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19

may Be- well clock glass enclosed tiny rock garden
etc.
Naturally in early American where thsre maple
furniture get them In maple; in 18th Century get
hogany In Modern type with severely simple lines
painted perhaps They In al Of long
wide with two three shelves
18th Century types bottom In others
vergns toward the Regency there be
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19

hanging shelves were used BY Chippendale and
the brother Adams, in the l77o's, again by our
Victorian great srandmothers and now we fair
~ Glamour for them.
During these wonderful furniture sales
which make February . marked month on the
decorating calendar, look for the type which
win suit your room or rooms.
And they don't belong Ia living room or
parlor only, but In dens, bedrooms, end boys
rooms. After ALL they are made to hold things
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19
HOW TO BE YOUR
OWN DECORATOR

The Vogue O the Wall Bracket and HANGING Shell
IT YOU FOLLOW the fashions you'll smile - do 1T how
fashions They will b different but ere u often repeat
Take the pompado hair dresns think Of the lovely ladies
Of Marie Antoinee time the Gibson Girl Of 1900 and the
padoU Of lolOi
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19

quist ut
tlasir newly ac-
CURED pkills.
IT'S fina md
dandy for Z eirl
10 add tho asl-
tounobile n -
chanie's tfode
10 her N Q 3 .
lady-like col
lege courses 49,
ally 4
America should
get into this
war.
Hut suppos1
America d oe .
not. THAT -
going 70 leave
sthAlu1na~,s vas0-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19

These plans were all made at
the Parish house during the bus
mess meeting which followed .
pot1uck lIAcheon at 1870
o'clock. D Mrs. A. M. Mellier,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19

about m
10 their rea-
sonable /. price
and the big
effect they can
produces.
Some OF
you, perhaps,
have the prob
lem @ Whist
TO do with The
. p . 6 . o Y . 2
your sofa. i
seems 4 long
blank " all,
you have no
adequate pic
tllre and your
mirror II over
the N . q { ell
Consider then,
. pair Of hang
ing shelves
put toSetl,sr
to hold = few
favorite books,
some standing,
. o n . laying
down, with . |
arrangement.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-07-25

Mrs. John Shepherd, 1928 Fifth
avenue south, will entertain 20
guests at a Hobo Party Saturday
evening, July 26, honoring Mrs.
Audre T. Mccullough, of New York
City, who is visiting here. .
Other affairs that have been given
for Mrs. Mccullough during her
visit here include a luncheon on
Monday of this week by Mrs. Paul
S. Curry, Bis Columbus avenue.
On Tuesday of this week Mr..
and Mrs. Bismarck C. Archer, 314
North Western avenue, entertained
at dinner for Mrs. Mccullough and
her daughter, Phyllis, and Mr.. and
Mrs. o. B. Williams. On Wed
nesday of last week Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence H. Roper, 9S2 Fuller av-
enue, entertained at a picnic sup
per for Mrs. Mccullough and her
family. . On Wednesday of this
week Mrs. Mccullough was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles No
BILE, 1882 Fourth avenue south.