The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-07
Belly Rice Supervises
Variety Of Creative Work

mar q tiny sphinx thanked by
two pyramids
Shiela Wise 1t Wilson made q
very smart little macaroni doll
for a lapel decoration. Others
using macaroni for jewelry were
Dolores Fink, Is, George Anger
meier, and Marjorie Schwinke
of Grant: and Alvin DeShano. 4,
of Wilson.
Patricia Vaughn and Patricia
Beine OF. Donaldson combined
yarn and painted corks to make
cunning necklaces.
Some fine modelling In clay
was done by Audrey Titus at
Grant, who made . profile and
then painted It; by George An
germeier, who made . really fine
pilots head: and Elaine Sanders,
whose head Of Hitler cannot be
installed.
AVIATION INTEREST
Using up odds and ends Of
materials and with no supervi-
sion at all, Miss Rice explained.
Howard Grosser and Richard
Elso of Dickinson made model
airplanee.
At Wilson and Lincoln schools
dollhouse rooms made Of pack
ing boxes were decorated with
wallpaper and paints, and filled
with furniture made Of clay and
bits of wood.
When asked how she liked her
work, Miss Rice explained that
she had spent q most enjoyable
summer, but that she hoped an
other year more materials would
be available, especially wood, to
interest the Older boys.
Miss Rice IL the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L. Rice.
South Wilson boulevard. She II
q 1910 graduate Of Michigan
State Teachers' College ut Ypsi-
lanti, and taught last year at
Ionia. This year she will teach
in Center Line. and It IL . safe
statement that her pupils will
spend q profitable and interest
ing school year.
MIR. AND MRS. ROBERT
K r "A q s. + and sons Charles,
James, Richard and Jack; Ind
daughter. Mary, viii leave Sat-
urday for Pennsylvania, where
they will spend the remainder
of August.
MRS. RENNIE MITCHELL
entertained . few friends last
evening Ia honor Of Elsie Mae
Gemmer whose birthday ami
versart falls on August 8.
MRS. PAUL MOSER wishes
to inform her friends b her
permanent return to the city 1t
her old residence, Is Croker
boulevard.
MIR. AND MRS. CLIFTON
FURLOW Of Morosc avenue
have 90 their houseguest Miss
Luemma Gillespie Of Gibsonia,
Penn. "a
MRS. ELIZABETH wEsTEN-
DORF left this morning 70 spend
two weeks with her sister Mrs.
Percy X. Martin in Bay City.
MRS. GEORGE w. JOHN left
today sor Ann Arbor Where she
will spend several days with her
daughter JacQueline.
MN. AND MRS. STUART
HINMON Of Seminole Hills
celebrated their third wedding
anniversary yesterday.
. .
JOAN ULLRICH and Kay
Priehs have returned from Kim
cafdine, Ont, where they visit
ed Pat Broderick.
MRS. ROBERT PELTIER ID
hostess today 1t luncheon to the
members Of her duplicate con-
tract club.
Porosoh Pants
SOME OF THE INCEST VA
CATION ITEMS are clothes that
wash beautifully but require no
ironing. And since Stacks are
Of such importance In the vaca-
ton wardrobe, the new ''parasol
pants" are especially good. They
are cotton Stacks and shorts,
gracefully full, colorfully print
"a, that wash handsomely and
are wrapped around . parasol
stick % dry-a trick which re-
places their novel crushed pleats.
.
10 PRESERVE the delicate
flavor of Swiss cheese, keep
4 away from strong smellins
foods In q cheese bell. or .
cool, dry place, preferably.
Il Il ~ l~l $50