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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23

These books start right from the beginning
with a review of arithmetic that gives you
all special short cuts and trick problems
that save countless hours of your time and
make you more valuable to yourself and
your job. Then they 60 right into higher
mathematics and show how simple it is
when an expert explains it for you.
Don't,let appearances fool YOU mathe-
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question on this subject.
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the indispensable foundation knowIedg
for so many Of today's new jobs

the work Others Such basic training quickly recognized
and gladly paid for 1t singles you from the crowd and
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motion, a contract.
Now you learn mathematics by easy, inexpensive
and mesavng method very simple and extremely interest
in book has been prepared for expert
who has devoted lifetime teaching practical the unda
menals of this important subject
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Thousands of Jobs Are Calling for
zadiIsea MeM

All over the country industry Is ropdiy expanding
TO meet the needs Of our gigantic defense program
Troined mechanics and ieehnieions ore In urgent
demond. In mony lines there ore more Jobs ihon
men prepored TO fill them.
And in proeiieoIIy ALL Of these jobs, q knowl-
edge Of mothemoiies is required, because moihe-
mote. /. the foundation Of oil technical work. Give
yourself this bosie preparation now by this quick,
convenient and inexpensive method.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23

DREPARE yourself profit by the industrial boom that
is progress and advance yourself important job
by Mathematical Training Mathematics is the basic require
of all mechanical and scientific work, and of all business
industry based science Without this essential knowledge
the capable left behind while others forge
ahead better Jobs bigger You need
mathematics understand all technical work. supervise
operations improve speed and check work and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
An Expert Gives You His
SimpIified Methods

Mr.. Thompson, the author of these books,
is not an ordinary teacher of mathematics.
He has had many years experience in Civ
ing students the kind of mathematical train
ing they need in practical work. He pres.
ents each practical method and problem in
the clearest and simplest way. He gets right
down to the kind of information that you
need in your daily work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
A Complete Course and Reference Library in
These Five Volumes 1898 Pages illustrated

construction. The properties OF circles
and spheres explained in this volume
also apply directly in navigation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
TRIGONOMETRY

o and tnsnees shows
problem
in
finding These methods explained here
examples Of calculations Of height and distance
applied sighting and the determination of the position
buildings and
making furnished this
book all the other volumes Of this series
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
ARITHMETIC:

mKPEua Starting quick review Of principles this volume
lE kOs presents all the special calculation methods used
business and industry which practical man should
know Fundamental in s computations engineering both mil
isry civilian Essential methods for rapid calculation such
firing guns setting lsthe Systems Of
and their computation required in machine work Hundreds
Of other applications technical work.
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CALCULUS:

involving
problems included
with which supported by parachute sth
ho
applied directly in design Of rifles and csnnOn
These but O few Of the hundreds Of subjects simpifed
and explained this complete reading mohemai
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-14

This 18th day of November l94l.
T. S. kITTRELL, Trustee.
l4-2l-28-5
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-14
Blue Devils Are Favorites
rs Tar Heels Seek Upset


Win the pressure on Duke. Caro-
lima I.iay was in just the right spot
10 -ptIag the surprise that many OBJ
SERVERS I0... tor. The Tar Heels have
been hot and cold and somewhat
IucElcSs this Sc son, but they sA1W-
cd they had the stuff / n a great mid
aEon performance against highly
:uuied Fordham and they are " 10
surpass even that fine bid for victory
when they tangle with the Blue
Devils tomorrcW.
Carolina hopes tomorrow rest
with a rugged. senior line and a set
Of accomplished backs who are due
to hit their stride. The ltr Heel for
ward WaIl-he3Nl"r mat Dukes
composed OF i've oi the StaIWarts
who played virtually go minutes in
last years victory over Duke. And
The hArktteId headed by Eo-taptaln
Harry DunkIe. a versatile performer
who excel as . punter. bat also
lists dangerous runners like Johnny
Pocrr. and Ray Jordan and talented
"aSSef' Ike fiu@h Cox ana Leo Le-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-14
WOLFPACK LEAVES
FOR WASHINGTON

Raleigh. Nov. l4.-NOrth CaI0IINu
States football team leaves by tram
here tonight for Washington, d G.,
where tomorrow afternoon IN GlIl-
titn stadium il faces n OF the
stronges, opponents on lis tough, IL
cam schedule.
The WoItpack takes On the big,
colorful Georgetown Hoyas who last
year won their way into the Orange
Bowl classic. State is on the shol-
end Of the odds again, but Doc New
tons boys have a habit Of playing
their best against against the hign
ranking fo $, 50 an upset Won create
too much surprise.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-14
NOTICE OF EO2EELNS; NJ
SAX.

Under ana DF virtue OF power '
sale contained in that Deco ot mus
executed by Joe +. F0nt a~ l''...
ca IN the ot4lcS oil lie I',.'
D,r-.- OF Vance Counts IN ..'- "
pas $50. UcisuIt h1N.na oN" ''"
nm the Sos therein stcutt"" "'''
,,, lcCUt-l OF the uo.ueI ui at So
Note. | shall ssh Iul cash /" i.1 lag.
n.f Li0opr, at puUi.r Auction at T."
f,,lrt House Door Of Vance NouH'.
n G. at II O'Clock tNoon) Al"ho">
N.l.mber 10Th 1911, the IolIoWIt,
described land: Uu
ramSon's corner on the ola Towns
vlIIe Road, and run thence alon@
williamson line S IA l55. west s.
r'ns tn a stake on Wade branch
thence up said branch as IL mean
Igr, to stake, corner OF nacts NO:
md no. 5 Su-an Hunt Lewis "
v,j0n thence along line OF tract NO
( % IL " 60,2i Chs. to stake OF
.La sa1 Townsville Road; thence
ions said road S 60 IL f or cham
tr1nre s 43 f I chs. S 43 II E
r,s s Al IA T 3 chs. S Sc IL Eas
! chs: S 50 ID East 2 chains to m
rnlnt OF beginning containing On
hundred and twenty acres by SUI
Wv of r, 7. Gregory Mar. 18th 1888
ing tract Number Five in the al
yi-.6n of Hunt land as shown IN OF
nc, c. S. c. said county IN Book
,apes 1923 to 1856 and being Judgmen
Roll 309l.
This 18th day of November l94l.
T. S. kITTRELL, Trustee.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-14

.w of .hc INK the Daac VIII aai-
-..e.y slim Uut lGe chance 81 up-
...a the BeusaIs Saturday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-28
Ionyhock Club

" HOtLYHOCK CLUB Of 81
Louis parish was entertained
yestsrday BY Mrs. Herman Bran
denburg. There were dfteen per.
sons there including ! number ct
guests. They were Mrs. Gerda
Hallins Mrs. Frank 0irard, Nies
Ada Del1eysor, Mr.. Charles
Tucker, Mn. Arthur 0oulsttes
Mrs. Wmnie CrUen. Mrs. Law.
renco KrantS and little Car0l
Ann WalkOwit.
Pyixoe u cards were won m
AGxS. August Miller, Mira. linn
MadOu, Mrs. Alfred Oliver md
Mrs. George Beaufait.
The group made plans for =
ruImmAge sale 10 b held the Arsl
week In May, with c0uAmittoas
70 be appointed q future mestr
ings.
The next meeting viii ~ held
on April ~, q two O'clock with
Mira, Louis Gekierp e. 6Qetoo.
ct the home a. 1lroy Syl03a Nh
dou, al North Broadway.
Is -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-28

400 Attend Closing Session
st Food Demonstration

MRS, L. ". ZUEIILKE, So
Grove Park, won thS BEAUTIFUL
new gas range yesterday q the
closing session Of the two-day
food demonstration, sponsored
Jointly by Wesleyan League and
Consumers Power company in
the Methodist church parlors.
Four hundred persons attend
ed the show yesterday, when
Priehs Mercantile presented q
1ashion show Of smart Spring
styles. Claudess Bradley Of the
Consumers Power company
made some interesting new
dishes, which were awarded as
door pyixes. Winners and their
prizes were:
Mrs. Mary Krantz, thanked
ham; Mrs. +. +. Stewart, steak
fillet: Mrs. G. +. Nichols, lamb
en- brochette; Mrs. K. Narita,
cake; Miss Beatrice Frank, car
rots Ia onion sauce; Miss Lillian
burst, prunes; Mr.. Alice MUIR
ply. cookies: Mrs. r. Alwardt,
cookies; and Mrs. Henry L. Pei
tier. dessert.
Models In the fashion show
were little Beverly Job and
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-28
.GS Leaders
Study Nature

GIRL SCOUT leaders spent =
most interesting evening On na-
ture study last evening IN Girl
Scout headquarters. Mrs.. r. M.
Frehse Of the. Michigan Camping
association. talked on birds and
reviewed the book, singing In
the wilderness" by Peattie. The
book Is Z biography Of Audubon.
and her review Of 1t entertainsly
given.
Bird games and bird songs
were part of the evenings pro-
gram, led by Mrs. Herbert
Irish, director. The evening
closed with . fonnal invesiturs
service and color ceremony.
The meeting was preceded BY
dinner. Those In charge included
Mrs. James Kenney, Mrs. Albert
BslIman and Dorothy Long,
leaders, and Mrs.. Jacob Ullrich,
AGrS. Douglas Ball. Mrs. EMORY
Z, Nunneley, and Mrs. G. II.
Malbin Of the Girl Scout coun-
oil.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-28
Sodality of Our Lady
Plans Spring Dance

TICKETS ar now on sale for
the Spring dance Of st, Peters
Sodality Of Our Lsdy. 70 be held
in ST. Mary's gymnasium on
April IS, at nine o'clock.
Hsrbie Tenplsman and his
uniformed orchestra Of II
pieces will furnish the music.
This smart band has played In
Mount Clemens before and ii
reappearancs y sreatly antici-
pated.
Marie. McNGahos. is general
chairman: Adele Moore u n
charge of Ncleee tales; publicity
= bang handled BY virG1nin
Peltier, Jean -voiland, Louis
Quinn, and Shirley Tyaek;
Eleanor Schultz = In charge q
patrons; end RoGalie Peltiee q
decorations, with The help Of
members Of the senior claas at
81 Mays High school.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-28

drvn rather than regarding them
- problems"
ACT CONTENTED
WITH YOUR LOT
Let Il be known that your
children haven't tied you down
that you still can manage 70
50 On . trip with your husband
occa0ionally, and that you still
have some, time for your own m
teregts.
Arrange your Life just to suit
your family and yourself, re-
naming completely oblivious Of
the Joneses.
The girls" will resent you.
III right It d downright irritat-
Ing for any woman to Re that
calm and contented with her
lot, and that free Of Jealousy.
Il you want 70 ret on with
''the girly' you'd better let on
Inst your husband, in-lawS.
children, maid ana your own
weloht IN are problems that ret
you down. Then ssthe girls'' win
acespt ycu - ons of them.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-28

your husband eats evsrythiaG
and likes Il.
Say that Jon IKE your hus-
bond's tnste u proeene1. and t1lot
you've nevoe o0co Wiglaod ~
md Owen you the moosy -
IHaAaUs % hSsp ysuR ngzzse
sllm Will uDvlg tuRning Down
: d6Gnsit = nuo1ls, J,
II 4 l61ioUn ~ your ~
bon0 >o1ko4 ~ nun1Dng U1fh
him, - Int ~ g 49, ~
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~ M soass' 49, 4 -
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you &lh& ~ kouD0 = WY. y
49, - s1)c vsr ehilr
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-28
Loyal Workers
'Fete Birthday

LOYAL WORKERS Circle q
Kings Daughters lat evening
observed ~ 10th anniversary,
when members gathared q ver-
.nisr's Inn b New Baltimore for
= banquet. as
Twenty-one members were
'seated 1t the beautifully deco
rated table, color scheme for
which used the circle colors q
purple md white. a large or
chjd birthday cake conferred The
table and was thanked BY bou-
quots q Spring flowers and tau
purple tapsrs. Place cards were
In the form Of silver crosses,
with "IHN' in purple for tls
words Elm His Name" motto Of
the organization.
Cacds followed the banquet,
with prizes going 70 Mrs. q. -.
Young, Mr.. Ernest Howell and
Mrs. Clarence Frederick.
Two charter members, Mrs.
Charles Stark, and Mrs. Flora
Nye, were III and unable to At
tend the meeting. The circle ~
pressed regret at their absence.
It marked the first time In the
10 years they had missed . meet.
ing.
Mrs. Mary Parks. o. lnchss
street. will entertain the circle
next. on April 10, 1t two o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-28
Carnatiorl Club

MRS. ARTHUR ESCHENBURG
entertained members Of Carna-
tion club yesterday 1t her home
on Eastman street. Mrs. Jack
Beal was . guest 1t the meeting.
and prizes. went to her. TO Mrs.
Raymond Kaul, and to Mira.
John Sterling. House prize was
won by Mrs. Ralph Greenfield.
Mrs. Sterling will entertain
the group on Thursday. April 8,
at eight o'clock at l58 Eastman
street.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-28
Miss Borck Entsrtoins
At Smolf Luncheon

BARBARA HANCK entsEtain-
edo 1t . lunehson for . group
Of college friends yestsrday q
her home on Ahrens street. She
u home from Michigan State
College for ten days vacation.
! Guests 1t her party included
her sister Catherine and 6hir-
ley LaPointe OF Mount Clemens,
Betty lane Roeenau of puutiac.
Marjoeie and Elaine Staples Of
BirJhinghsm, Virginia Poole. Of
Royal Oak and Nancy Kelly Of
FeYndale,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-28
Ins Ppoo ram l1iohliohts
Brilliant Banquet

82lyysXy,1QQC4 l0DUnt C}0n&
D memhGes LIT evening Woco,
~ hooeooo1b with ~ FUF4
- chaotor &C ~ ]1st annoaI'
~ con6orenco bouQuoe. IT,
~ ~ one q TIA hiohliGhtQ
~ }hgoo fllay Steto entnGine
- Iugt HureGh With To
( Cloanaas cInp11e - Co
obw VIM Port asRon 0t4o-
n1o ehspear.
M Thcunes ~. Gross, rsssnt
49, l0Qal ehaptar, and MA
tbnn I9eWethy, cn-ehaiF:
4 u lN4s eonvdntious hoo6G6;
SO laoamt Clemens group yth0
Q q ottondance Tor IL beil.
i ~ aleAlr. hen n the hanQuat
u q Hotel Harrinstop, MI,
eoa, swhsra more tISGn ~
oaooates, members md friends
G { Daughters q ~ AmeFican
evolpfon wsrs sealed
HAR COMING
z, A. Mafshali, notsd mjlt-
~ critic Of ne Detroit News
s1e che Of thu speakers 1t IL
enQuet and spoke strongly
pon Aha position Of the United
o(otet. He aid:
''Tfs srestest problem which
eqn4@onts ossr national leader.
nip to-day, & seems 10 me, Il 10
educate our people toward b.
cclaine prepaYed for war. and TO
process tho national thinking TO-
Ward tl1et end q the same time
mt the nditio0ing Of de nsw
army = going forward.
1T would b wonderful indeed
- We could sdolend our own
world, rescue Great Britain.
0vsrcomt the principle u evil
y Europe. rescue China from
the ASj4tie, aggreseor, raise the
standard q Hvins, IN Ill Latin
Amsriean countries to win their
ostachmont, ana 1t the same
Nms achieve for ourselves the
more abundant life.
II. with solid American humor
We Shodld than erect . monu-
ment 70 Hitler Tor having COM
pelled ~ 70 DO It."
II n1sd not tell you that We
have taken more than = Arst
step t0ward war, and e waS the
The only roed g take"
Mr.. MasuhalI stressed the
NEED for national unity, with
especial reference 70 strikes In
thu defense program.
9 NJ; Marshall was introduced
~ Nh. Osnnund p. Heavenrich,
Stats regent o. Michigan OAR.
He lalk was bsoadcast over the
( DseaDlktsns ~ Elljott, sytsts
ouperiptendsnt Of public IA.
llrukt}0n talked upon ssCitixen-
Shipt6 the Public Schools."
Dr. Elliott hid that O IN the
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-28

Methodist Choir Invited
To Green Home Saturday

THE METHODIST CHURCH
CHOIR will be guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Green, Marine City
Highway, on Saturday evening.
at eight o'clock. A short Ne
hearsal that evening will replace
the regular Friday evening re-
hearsal.
Transportation will be ar
ranged for those who wish II, by
Claude Copeland, 1859.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-28

Janet Scaxff; ana Nh rirmer
'Klhi: Hdrf KfS6x M e1Isr, Mrs.
Walter BurGan, Ma. Sydney
Tintler and Miss Donna Pearl. !,
Mrs. James c. jackson was
general chairman OF the two-day
event, and Mrs. Francis Golden
chairman d the bake sale held
both days. Assisting Mrs. Golden
yesterday were Mrs. Milon Grin
nell, Mrs. John Powers, and
Mrs. Clifford Jones.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-28
Rose Club

MRS. JOHN FLOOD enter
tanned members Of the Rose
Club last evening at her home "a
Union Lake road. Guests at the
meeting were Miss Libby For
ton, Mrs.. Henry Rattell, md
Mrs. Charles Campau.
Prizewinners at cards wer0
Mrs. Harry Cloft Mis- Eoftcn,
Mrs. Bernard Gaps, Mrs.. VII.
liam Seagram and Mrs. Louil
Yochum.
Mrs. Ira Ansbury will enter.
tain the club on April 3. nc her
home on Harper avenue, &C one
o'clock In the aftefnoon.
MRS. HARRY POOLE, Mn.
Willard Stie1 and Mn Herman
Bartlett Were prizA winners -.
terday afternoon at the rneeting
In Grace parish houss of ~
Young Women's Episcopol
League contract club. Mrs. ,Donv
ald Park and Mrs. Franz Devan.
tier were hosteases.
JOHN slERENS u cslebrst-
Ing his birthday anniversary To-
O0ys sft atf :.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-28
To We'd.

EMMA ELGERT, whose en-
sagement and approaching mar
riage to Alfred Sahr, SON Of Mrs.
Edward Sahr, ITO Smith street,
Il announced today. She is the
daughter OF Mrs. William
Gwynn. ~ Grove Park. The
wedding will take place on May
~, the bride-elect's birthday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-28
Mind Your
Manners

!. Tsst 800 hsssols60s u eovsce
sec(es Sea1e ~ sassesrjmG tAs
y lesloeetsso Gsssttansy tAss oAScIt-
No eootsst TIE ostAerttsttss en-
Z stesrs 1sget1:
II. e ytu ~ . stranger, hsr
Ayns &ull q paclaeos, Strugaliug
- cpen . door should you 70 20
heS a1ttstance, WHISTLER you are
n man O. Z womanf
:. Il 4 friend dyes her hair Z
\ Asrent color, should you men.
Nm Il OF ny nothing unless she
s1nsnHone e firsti
>. = u diplomatic q tell .
woman AT : new hat O. dress
makes s '1ook yosmg''f
q. r Il cood MANNERS . insist
- talking aboat books WIN
sspu are with peroqhs who hive
u IT,: eny = ns esss you
3. Hivou srs not intsrsstsd IN
~ oGnoeal conveesatjou noine
~ atqen4 you = h III rieht o
~ ~ = magazine ana dance
.1hrouoA ~ /
whss sess,S 80 q e.
Yex ~ taSitsG - . ssssjS ~.
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ystssw ysss Asess1os AoepjtaIsev--
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0Uests ~ sne6 q ~ 6tHaSvs
~ laStss sHveSs ~ tAtsh ne
Asst ~ Aestssk ptsa6 ssJsys
xnswsss
4 :. II ~ msnllea Il sirst.
=. Noe Na1oD - r rtaaly old.
AWomon q u16dlG III iInalv
~ roc1lt bo1ng Nil DoGuloehine
49, ~ ts1edE'' yoQnG. r. 1T
800 - s. 1nnnG ~ ypu1l
$3.50 ~ 1870.
Il Z. Ioes1le $500 - ~ llks
\
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-28

YOU want o know how %
make Ill "tha girls" In your
club sore? Those friends who
greet you with .'Dar fling. how
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-28

mo oUg. mo
hop4 for the
|vvosSts
Well, it's siyn-
pc. lust:
Speak a1Sec-
Wna tely 1t
y Q 4 : mol hor-
tn-law.
5 . y 70 u
he v . Mt . d >
folilt 70 find
VAN y00S mo1o.
When tn y y
tart playing
TIE !" q . ore
wcn't-sat : hiS''
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-28

ing to the schools to weld a ma
tional unity. He outlines q 1a
point program FOR improvement
Of the school system and elimi-
nation Of undemoeratic prac.
tees and others inconsistent
with civic advancement.
PROCESSION
The banquet opened with I
procession Of state officers and
MA Gross and Mrs. jacob Bur.
le$ Port Huron's Ciiapter re-
cent Shirley Fenton Of Mount
Cl0gnens. = page at the conven-
ton, headed the colorful parade,
carrying the American nag. The
traditional salute 10 the dag and
first verse Of America followed
Mrs. Emma Fox, Of Detroit,
international authority on par.
liamentary law, and oldest mem
Der Of the Michigan Society OF
OAR, was honored on the occa.
sion Of her oath birthday during
the banquet. A huge birthday
cake borne by two Of the pages,
was presented, and she spoke
briefly to the assemblage.
Following the speeches, {
musical program was presented
by = group Of Port Huron artists,
including Mrs. James Bryant,
Jr. Mrs. Robert Bisgar, Mrs,
Lima Balmer Lauzon, and Alex
McKinnon, baritone.
Mrs. John Breitmeyer was
chairman Of decorations for the
banquet hall. Against : beauti-
ful background OF Southern
smilax. she placed . huge patri-
otic shield, with American, state
and OAR flags thanking Il. The
long speakers' table was placed
before this effective backdrop.
Garlands ct smilax were twined
around the pillars Of the huge
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s.usw. - LIZ ssDass neia Dou.
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AMUNu 4hO
Others Arom 1Lcunt Clemens
VINO were presens - the event
wae NJ Cns!stlan =. mat
news, MI Iiorenee Adams,
"a IA y ~ 1872 - ss IA s aSM
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-28

Mr.. AND MRS. GEon0E Nc
DONALD Of Detroit announce
The birth of . son. born yester-
DAY afternoon In st. Joseph's
hospital.
Mr.. AND MRS. RICHARD
LAPPM o1.ATmada are the par
oute Of . new son, Richard, born
yosesrday afternoon In 81. JOS
eph's hospital.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-28
Herman Xix PTA
Sets Date Of Meeting

HERMAN XIX PARENT.
TEACHER association viii meet
Wednesday evening ct .sei6ht
o'clock at the school at the cor-
ner Of Wolf road and Harper
avenue.
Min Margery Colwin. eighth
grade teacher, will hare clarge
Of the program, end Miss Grace
Tyler's room mothers will FUR
nish refreahments.
~
HARRISON CIRCLE Of Kings
Dadi hters will meet Wsdnes-
day. April :, at the Kings
Daughters Home 1t $50 o'clock,
with Mrs. Ralph Gray . host
esG.
EAGLES will hold Z class In
itiation on Sunday, Mar. 80 at
two o'clock, In Aeria Hall, IA
honor Of the older members Of
1870. Refreshments win !. b
served later.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-28

MRS. PEARSON x. Me-
WETHY, who, Ia, her capacity
a. co-chairman q the OAR state
conferences IN Port Huron, had
much Of the responsibility Of
the three-day event, Ut which so
chapters were represented. She
4 rsgistrar Of Alexander Ma
comb chapter.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-28

JOHN slEHENS h cslebrat-
Ing his birthday anniversary To-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-28

Oar ling, Here's How
to Make the Girls Sore

drvn rather than regarding them
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-28
Lenten Speaker

REV. ROBERT BELL Of Sc.
Marks church, Marine City,
will b the speaker this evening
In Grace Episcopal ksnten Serv-
ices, beginning at 7:30 o'clock.
CAPTAIN JAMES NEAL d
Ut his home. 108 Park avenue,
after having BEEN confined q
st. Joseph's hospital for several
weeks due to INJURIES suffered
IN = recent automobile Aeeid dent.
= 60 y 's.S3S 49,.