The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-31

Beverly CI00exIC8s WHO'S Twin
babies were dressed In aqua and
pink crepe paper, to match the
trimming Of the bugsy-and the
inspiration for the trimmings
must have bean that adorable
little patchwork quilt; Barbara
Tough, 10, whose doll,. Patsy,
slept beneath another pretty
patchwork quilt.
Kathleen Murphy, 3, who. was
a little doll herself, In her pastel
sun-suit, but who entered 2
dainty baby-doll laid upon 4
pink puff; Alice Kent, 0, whose
dolls, Sonia and Flora, had
their charms enhanced by fresh
flowers: Donald Wellnitx, 3. who
placed 1 model ship atop . bug
sy, with Z sailor doll amid the
rigging, to represent "the Con-
voy"; Barbara Copeland, 10. who
brought her doll. Jane, In . bug
gy; and Mary Margaret Wilkin-
son, 8, whose doll.antry could
not rival her owners sweet
smile.
Among the little mothers
who carried their dolls to the
show ct Wilson were Barbara
Martsll. 9, Dorothy Copp. II,
Russell LaTorse, 8, Ruth Copp,
10, and Clair Copp, IL.
GRANT
Grant had q large turnout for
the doll-show. One Of the most
interesting prize-winners was
the entry Of Marjorie Schwinke,
II, who brought two tiny carv-
ed dolls In Z lovely ivory ring
case. The dolls, not even m
inch long, were eagerly inspect
ed by one and all. One was q
black metal doll, a. years old,
and the other, . pink Kewpie,
was two years old. She also
brought with her, her big doll,
Karen.
Eileen Hecker, 8, also won Z
prize for her doll, Joyce, which
she held lovingly In her arms.
Entrants who brought their
busgies 70 win prizes. included
DeR aasohew, Il, who tried end
almost succoeded, IN passing tog
. 1irl, even giving his name q
Mary. He did Z very good Job,
tending his doll with . most ma
tsrnal mir.
virginia Marin, 7M wheeled
her doll In Z buggy covered with
white crepe paper decorated
with patriotic strips, and won Z
prize; Dolores Fink, ID, brought
. prize.winning real 1--we doll.
her tiny, two-months-old sister,
Judy Marie; and Marilyn Lelnp,
q. Whoae red, white. and blue
decorated buggy held her doll.
also won Z prize.
Other Grant entries included
Bertha Dlohm, whose sick doll
was bandaeed carefully % she
lsy In hsr cradle; Carol Hynes,
10, and her sister, Florence, 2,
whose dolls slept through the
parade In their cradles; Billy
Lemp, who had his brown teddy
bear, IN Z decorated trailer; Bet
" Blohm, 8; Evelyn Ann Denni-
son, 2; Nancy Fink, u; !. Joyce
Fink. Z, and her sister, Mary, 5.
who had Z large bassinst filled
with their favofi&s dolls-eight
In Ill; and Tommy SorSer, 3,
who brought Z clever wooden
jointed doll made BY George
Aneermsier.
GRIFFITH FIELD
Prizewinners at Griffith Field
were Eleanor Adams, -. whose
five-year-old sister, Margaret,
was her entry, cute - Z big, IN
Z red sunbonnet; Delerls Lang
lois, 10, whose two-year-old doll,
Annabelle, waS evidences thai
Deloris II Z good little mother,
% neat was the. doll; Rese Ma
Leggstt, 9, who brought her doll,
vefaaleen; and Carolyn Lemma,
9. who brought warm blankets
with her baby, just In casa.
0laAyu uslssr,i 10, whssled
her baby doll, Shirley Jean. IA
Z HOwor .he-decked carriage,
and Dolores UpGhaw, Q, put one
doll, Frances, IN her buggy, and
entered two more, n the doll az
hibit. $500
Othsr sntrauts were Pauline
stroh, Q, with her doll, Gerald
Inc. ana you he'd 70 look twice
"a. know which was the doll;
vefRaloen BarSherTy, q, with
DStfy Louise Jane, and she IL.
WAYS cgllS hir III thrUe names;
Betty Lou Lesgstt, 3, With lgary,
her doll; lspn1A Pearl O'Nsal, 3,
vho pro6GEghsr stuffed dor,
Butch, TO sny don; 0sraldma
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