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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16

his Is toy field guns
Unlike mort Of MS class land
n the distraction Of his Amer
osn-born uother). ne hated gpsnk
81. James and Harrow schools HIS
father. Lord Randolph Churchill
younger son ~ the 7th Duke 81
Marlborough. despaired ~ max
inF a statesman ~ his san. - 10
sent hin 70 sandhurEt. Engisnds
West Point. That was 10 young
Winston = Aking.
Graduating as a Lieutenant in
1898, ne soon found himself
var. There was a REBELLION IN
Cuba. He Vas sent there 10 act
as reporter for a London paper
but quickly forgot pen for sword
just as ne did In the Boer war.
where he YES taken prisoner and
made good a miraculous and hsr-
rowing escape He also saw sers-
ice IN India and with Kitchener
at khartolm.
Forssking war for time
Churchill entered politics TIC
ce-sfally standing for siectlon n
parliament IN 800. B. the tine
ne became premier re hsd he'd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16

A suit ~ former Mayer oeorns
A amitl<y against IN nr~msrson-
Tacoma sfHn~<. n fer r>rseeaf
injuries tntsIsrE SO. 81 50 80
Distressed rs<<f<y wNsn ~ ee9-
r>ny rid sta ~ eoanfy slevh
~ answer - complaint - snst-
isy'. whscn sss scs ret beer f1ls6
rh~ sass :. a. eas6rowsh ~ ~
seessfrnt shl<s seeuFrsd during n
S.srews nrids> est<hssfinn rss.<ss
~ July 1. fe<n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16

About $50 dsmsss was caused
10 ths hons 81 ". y. FstslIlss.
1901 ~. Yaklms ave. Tuesday
nom when sparks from tbs shin-
nsy act FIRE 10 ths rad.
Tns fir. department sid that
numerous small root fires we're
reported during ths dsY met 81
them caused ~ chimney SPARKS
Tanned ~ the s1od
Thsr. sss a 7z-nsiis Wind dur
Ing the mDrninz.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16

and Diana Just 81 quietly.
Occasionally. though. when
Sarah would get up nerve enough
10 brave the cynosure of eyes
which Immediately followed every
statement. her contribution would
usually he given in a low. hositsnt
tone. And her father always made
II worse. she says. by demand
ing In a loud. sientorisn voice
Speak up, ohildl Repeat the gem
80 We can receive full benefit"
All this has largely gone by the
boards now. though. Sarah II
married 20 actor Vic oliver. who
IL doing war entertainment Diana.
also married, 10 doing war work.
And Randolph W In the army.
while is-yesr-old Mary recently
made her first speech 10 help raise
money for British relief.
Which mesns that tho running
~ the Churchill household Ia NJ
longer the great problem ~ past
years 10 Mrs Churchill But Mrs
Churchill. like ~ many millions
o. other mothers. has resigned
herself 10 the fact the children
have grown up, 80 today all this
energy and devotion which she
po~e~es 10 lavished exclusively
on Winston. except when the chill
dren rush down To the country for
q quick visit
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
SEEKS CAMPUS OFFICE
PALO ALTO. CaI.-Frankie

FNIO NEIO, 0hI.-F fHhklt nj
bert, Stanford university's all
America football quarterback, has
entered campus politics as can
|nidate for student body president.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
ERE's MORE ABOUT
Main Street

in Long Reach. NJ. kldrtags =
prominent figure IN TIE Southern
California 81 Industry
M~rie n. smith recently .reut
somewhat ssd aftsrncon at ths
Ailsnmere Golf course. when sfnrt
puts refused q aFop nlns straight
times - ire second Mrs. sven
vita tAs non-drcprinT array ~
puts, Smith scored a y. . figure
which would make golfers ake ~
Messher sef~sminsiy happy.
both va M,nas.rr md s,.s,.,
l<sd,l Asser>e-. WIN ought n
know. estimate there are sssr ten
billion blades of grass IN that vast
exranse ~ green lawn a. 50 sth
and Tscoms ave rhsy say they
have counted svery blade u IL the
past week
Harrisite Hucknrr. Tsenms. h
enc ~ the new members ~ zrts
chapter. fhi Beta ksrp.. q, Mills
college. Calf
There va. a family gathering
Sunday 1T the home n NJ. and
Mrs. Jaliu. oia.. .r.. II Fife. Al
tending Easter dinner wsrs their
suns from Portland. Seattle and
nfemerfon. Absent was their
daughter Esther. who formerly
taught school In ALASKA and i. now
employed IN q War department Of
fee in Washington. u. c.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16


Taeoms friends we're among
those consrstuistins the Nov. 2.
n slestedahl and Mrs. sl~stessahi
o1 the Observance ~ their so,h
wedding anniversary In Seattle
Saturday Rev slet,sdahi, now ~.
ws for many years . Lutheran
pastor In Tacoma before orFsnis-
lng the sssmens Mission IN Seat
tie In 1917.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16

Capt. Harold y. Bostoe. NcChord
field provost marshal. left by plane
for his hometown. wsrensbufk,
Miss. Monday. On = Today FUR
Tough.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16

Iis. Vernon ". Kruger. nilsrs,
:. u. Marins y. bsanford. Hsppnsr.
Ore. Charles 4. pe~r~rh.osa. Ap.
pl.ton. Wis. and ~ y. White, Ia
coma. all Mechord field officers,
are attending the third sdlu,snt
generals school at the army war
college, Washington, n. c.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
1886 3.Pc. GROUP
swing rocker. utIney tsboe
end the Indirect bsldge losWp
All ''': ss. 1895

SAVE 40 aud own reading oyesp THAT'S oAi
com fortabisf Choose your srsno vockev from
selection eorsrsd ~ NyieeH. mohasrs and fspes-
tries. Exposed poods are finished IN naiaYf 10
match the utility table and an attractive indirect
bridge lamp NTH shade completes the group :.
all for 20o5.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16

David rueii. H.. has his arm h
a sling. the result ~ q fracture
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16

A rscsn, visitor a. the office Of
Congressman John N. seff~~ IN
Washington. n. e. was Harvey Z,
whitmore. Buckley business man
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16

n. o. Frssss,ss. local agent Of
the ~ Z. X sissmshlp line. has
recently Joinsd the rropsiisr club
(which enjoys calling ths prop
saishs"B }.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16

Joyce Ma, and n~vsris Carbon
of Tacoma ara members Of .
COMMITTEES planning for the final
Freshman Standards party Of the
year on the University Of Wash
inEton campus.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16

Aiios Ohisen 10 helping 10 ar
range thu textile exhibit for the
biennial open house Of the Uni
vsrsity Of Washington school o.
home economies Friday. Aiumnas
will also prepare an exhibit Ia BE-
shown with student sshiblts Mar
jers Ga~othev. former Tseomsn.
10 finance chairman of thu opsn
house.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-02
State Spends IS Per Cent
Of Its Money on Schools
And Roads, Survey Reveals
Continued FrOm Pace One)

ly true that more than IS percent
Of all state expenditures are for edu-
%Cdtional or highway purposes: and If
is perhaps true to say that %cXpendi-
lures Tor educational and highway
purposes were about identical last
fiscal year.
The combined expenditures on
educational institutions and public
schools amounted to S3O.39l 1862. with
the public schools getting 9l.3 per-
cent Of this sum. The public school
System'' in It's broadeSt in
CludcS elementary schools, high
schools. higher institutions and Spe-
cial schools. In addition to these
strictly educational institutions the
state maintains 4 group Of charitable
and correctional institutions, as the
State Hospital. the StoncWall jack
son Training School, CasWcll Train
ing School, the OrthOpCdlc Hospital,
etc. in which certain educational ac-
tIVitleS are provided.
There are twelve institutions of
higher learning supported in part by
state appropriations, SIX of them tor
white students, five for Negro stu
dents and one for Indians. They are:
White: The University of North
Carolina Chapel Hill; State College Of
Agriculture. and Engineering, Ra-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-02

.ecr. w,~,-.- Co1,ece Craao,.
Annal,Chian St,to Teocho,s C,I1oae
Rnrnc- E,1t CYrnlin, Ta,rh.rs ~
To-, c.n.,,.n1a nnd Ul,U,n,,n rl.I
Ir,, r,.,r,,. C,unao r,n',u.o
N.,.'. h-a,icnU,nH7I .,d ',r,.i.,.
C,Il,,, G,,,.r h.,,. Nm, f,,ni,.
Calico. r,, N.or,,, Du,b,nr. tui,,-
n,ih CIV St,t1 I},rHrrs C1iIn.n
EII,Irth CIT F,ynt,n,u. C,',r
Teachers CnIleoe E.,vrtnr,llla .ml
\vir.tnn-Gal,m TraGn,r. cnII,ar
'Win.t,n- GlJ.n
Inir,n. rLoroEno rnd,1n .,,l...i
ScLuuI prrLrnEr
The et,i, mainfaine two e~,.c;.I
scbn,Is Inv di,rrt Iroisl,tN.n amman
ri1tinn The schnnl raf thr G.,t at
N~orpautun and fine >.,t, ,rhn,I f.,
fin, deaf and blind al rli,lrL 'Tl.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-02
Pepper Says FDR
Can Set New Zones

Continued From Page Ore)
to know precisely what Mr..
Roosevelt would recommend,
there have been reports that he
might confinc himself tO a re-
quest for authority To arm Amer
lean merchant ships.
Hi told reporters that If il should
be that Mr.. Roosevelt recommends
only the drmIn9 OF merchant ships.
| should not be At all surprised If a
broadening amendment were offered
from the Senate floor To- eliminate
the prohibitions on the movements
ol our hips. And | think the vote,
would he there tu approve IT both
IN tine Senate and the House
Bridge likewise thought that the
Senate would broaden the lcgisla-
ton To include the end of shipping
restrictions. He expressed doubt
however. that the House would agree
10 sCrappnG the ship provisions,
ever though the Democratic leaders
IN that chamber have claimed enough
votes Tor complete repeal OF tn,
whole law.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-02

nuns over
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-02
Stocks Point
TO Recovery

New York. oct. 2.-CAP)-Spc-
(culative eye shifted from stuCks To-
baseball and back again today and
the re ult was moderate and Srloc-
tive mrket improvement.
The list looked toward recovery
Igruund at the start. While i few ia
|lulitcS were up Il point or So. pro-
Islcss generally was i'll minor llaC-
items near the fourth hour.
Large blocks ut oils. most of which
We're a shade ahead. expanded til
day volume somewhat. although
many headers were sluggish.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-02
dodgers
Even Series

(Cortinued From Page One)
Joe MedWick doubled. and LaVagctto
walked To fill the bases. Reese sent
q bounder Ia the infield. forcing La
lagcttc al second, Camilli scoring.
Owens singled 10 ore MedWick, bu:
Wyatt ended things by hitting INTO 4
double play.
The Dodgers came through with
the game winning run in tine sixth
ming, and in this frame, Spud
Chandler gave away to Johnny Muir
Yny as The Yankee hurler.
The Yankees opened the last Of
me NINTH by pinch hitting Grorgc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-02

Emigration has always been a
safety-valve in Europe for the lib
erals. Now that this is denied them.
woe to their rulers when their cup
runs over.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-02

A five-tate hurley tobacco refer
endum October 2-l m government
inspection service will determine
whether government loans will be
made to growers on the 1871 hurley
RcNAA
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-02

Sl,75O,-40 %
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-02
Charter No. 1856 Reserve District L. ,
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
First National Bank in Henderson of Henderson
Charter No. 1886

in the State o. North Carolina. at thu close of business on Sept "a. 1871
Published in response to call made by Comptroller of tho Currency,
under Section SILL L. $. Revised Statutes
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-17
Large Party
Aids Red Cross

At A BENEFIT PARTY for
the Red Cross held last eve
ming It the Arethusa Hotel, $125
was raised by more than 800
guests. The event was spon-
sored by Mrs. Morris Feldman,
Mrs. Jack Feldman, Mrs. Jacob
MAlbin and Miss Lillian Lich-
to. and guests for the most
part were Summer visitors in
Mount Clemens, who wanted to
help the Red Cross. Many were
turned away for lack Of space.
The lobby Of the hotel was
colorfully decorated with
American and Red Cross flags,
and beautiful gift baskets of
flowers. Mrs. Donald r. Wes-
tendorf, Macomb county pro-
duction chairman Of Red Cross,
had . display of garments made
here for the Red Cross, and
Mrs. Otto K. BARLEY, knitting
chairman, had arranged an ex-
hibit Of knitted garments.
Guests played . variety OF
games, during the evening.
Prizes were dispensed with, ex-
cept for q donated bridge set.
lce-cream and cookies were
served at the close Of the eve
ming. Guests declared it was
the most pleasant, and easiest
way to aid the Red Cross they
had yet found, and tentative
plans are afoot to make the at.
fair m annual Summer event.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-17
Wide Variety Of Hobbies Displayed at Cis Playground sI
lutheran Fraternity
Plans Sunday Outing

LOCAL GROUP 80 Of the
Lutheran Fraternity of Ameri-
ca Will give its annual picnic
for members, their families, and
friends at 2 o'clock Sunday af-
ternoon ut Madaus' Flats on the
Clinton River. George Alwardt
Is In charge Of arrangements.
Bernard Bolle, All North
Gratiot avenue, will represent
the local group August S, 6 and
Z ut the society's convention in
Alpena. John Fleischmann, of
Saginaw, chairman of the ma
tional organization will conduct
the meetings In Alpena.
Chairman Of the national or
ganixation will conduct the
meetings in Alpena.
Chairman Of the Mount
Clemens branch Of the organi-
cation Is Arnold Rockensuess;
recording secretary, Deforest
Cooley; financial secretary,
Vern Alwardt. and treasurer,
Robert Eckert.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-17
LIST Anniversary Of Grotto
Marked at Lovely Service

A LOVELY SIMPLE SERv-
ICE marked the first anniversary
of the Dedication Of the Grotto
q Our Lady Of Lourdes last eve
ming 1t the ST. Joseph's sani-
tarium.
Approximately 100 persons
were gathered In the cool of the
evening on the porch Of the sani-
tarium facing the Grotto and at
the predieus ret out on the lawn
IN front Of the grotto.
The service opened with q
hymn sung by the nurses Choir
ION this Day. o Beautiful
Mother" and % the voices rose
h the quiet evening, faces ap-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-17
Couple Name Attend i :
for ChurchWedding July

FRANCES Won BoEsLAG-
Err, daughter Of Mrs. August Won
Boeslager, and Lieut.. Amos
Frank Riha of Selfridge Field,
whose wedding will be m event
Of July 20. have named their at
tendants.
The bride-elect, who Is to be
given In marriage by her broth
er. August, of Chicago. will be
attended by her three sisters,
Mrs. James Randolph Doll as
matron of honor, and Colletts
and Beatrice Won Boeslager ~
bridesmaids.
Lieut.. Riha, who Is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thomas
Riha of Taylor, Tex. has asked
Lieut.. Frank Royal of Selfridse
to be his best man. and Lieuts.
William Compton and s. M.
Smith to act as ushers.
The ceremony will take place
In st. Peters Catholic Church at
1890 o'clock on July Is, and
will he followed by n breakfast
for members Of the bridal party
and immediate families.
The bride-elect was honored
last evening at q pretty personal
shower given by Mrs. Keith
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-17
Coming Events
70 sveid eeaslIesjea n setting dasss and To-
ehensss In resulss msetinss. coll 1900.

70 sveid eeasIiesien In setting desss and Tor
ehenses In requjev meetings. coll 1900.
TO-DAY
PLAYGROUND PET SHOWS: Donaldson 1t 100 M. Wilson
At ps M; Grant at 230 p. m; Griffith at p. m.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS at the of Mrs Flory, ~
Moser place, at pm
FRIDAY, JULY 10
BABY CLINIC at the Health Center Kings Daughters Home
1890 to 2:30 pm. Innoculatons for smallpox and
diphtheria.
SEWING AND SURGICAL DRESSING for Red Cross in the
high school, $50 to $3.50 pm
!. Q. o. F. in Barron hall, at pm.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY Of the Presbyterian Church. the
home Of Mrs. Katherine Shelton Miller street. At
2:30 pm.
LADIES AUXILIARY Of Trinity Lutheran Church. picnic
at Shadysde, at IL
BOB-AROUND BUNCO CLUB, ut the home Of Mrs John
Tesmer, Al Gibbs street. at pm.
WALTHER LEAGUE of Emmanuel Lutheran Church, social
evening, in the recreation room of the church. 1t
pm.
SUNDAY, JULY 20
LUTHERAN FRATERNITY Of America annual picnic for
members, their families and friends at Madaus Flats
on Clinton river, at pm.
PHLATHEA CLASS Of the PRESBYTERIAN Church, annual
vesper Service and picnic supper ct the cottage II
Judge and Mrs Neil T. Reid, Conger Bay Drive, 1t
MONDAY, JULY n
st. MAHTHAS GUILD at the home Of Mrs. Henry Bruel,
13o Market street, st 500 pm
SEWING AND SURGICAL DRESSINGS for Red Gross, n the
high school $50 an TO $50 pm.
FRANZ KUHN LODGE Knights Of Pyhias In Pythan hall.
HARRY oLLRlcH POST. American LEGION In Legion club
vIw. AUXILIARY sroeery party in Veterans hall, at
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-17

Birthday

Sign OF Cancer
June II TO July a.
Many Of the greatest names Of al his
coming from the farms and district
tory are enrolled under this sign: often
schools Of the country. such ~. John
Wanmaker. George Eastman. Of kodak
tame; Meubens. the great artist. and Hell
ments under the greatest of handicaps
Power over others II strongly marked in
Cancer people. Cancer men of the high-
or types often become fathers of the
church, who would gather the whole
world under. their protecting mantle. II
charity and philanthropy always appeal
Donald Baarck, July "a.
Mrs. Carl v. Dodge, July 26.
Dorothy Petitpren, July 20.
Mickey McCready, July 23.
Douglas Phillips, July Is.
Byron Miller, July IL.
John Bupersburg, July 2S.
Bishop M. Prater, July 22.
Edward Bevins. Jr., July IL.
Jerine Cady, July 70.
John D. Torrey, July ~.
Mrs. Elsie Mumea, July rs.
Henry Miller, July 30.
Leslie Devanrier, July 20.
Marion CapFon, July 81.
Phyllis Chamberlain, July 20.
Bobby Rose, July FL.
Amiel DeBusshe, July %.
George Hnrttgam, July 20.
Mrs. Aloan Beebe, July 20.
Arleen Stricken, July "a.
Robert Luchtznan, July %.
Mildted zienert, July e.. :
Edna Joy Nieman, July "a.
Charles Rowland, July Is.
Merlyn Kidd, July Is.
Verne ]. Alwardt, June "a.
Mrs. Harold Donaldson, July Is,
Byron Preussell, July Il.
Tommy Taylor, July rs.
Agnes CRANKY, July 26.
Hazei Moore, July Is.
Mildred Blank, July ce.
Mrs. Olive Vancour. July 23.
Mrs. Harry Eschenburg, July Is,
Hazel Eschenburg, July 8.
Virginia I. Miller, July -.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-17
PEI Exhibits to Be Held
Today and Tomorrow

IT HAS BEEN SAID that the
happy person Is one who has a
hobby. II this be true, the sum-
mer recreational program has
sponsored q lot Of happiness.
among Mount Clemens young
people, by virtue of the Hobby
Shows conducted yesterday at
the Fairgrounds of the city. =.
Pet shows are scheduled for
this afternoon and tomorrow at
ternoon with interest running
high in this field Of activity
also.
Creative hobbies WED In in
-terest with collective hobbies, as
we toured the 118 exhibits. On
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-17
Parents Announce
Couples Marriage

MIR. AND MRS. ULYSSES La
CROIx. 90 Inches street., an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter Rosemary and Henry
Ksehter, Jr., son Of Henry Kech-
ter Of Hayard, Neb.
I The ceremony was performed
on Saturday, July II, at Bowling
Green, O., with Elsie Bedul and
Joseph Locke ~ Van Dyke -
attendants. Temporarily the eou-
pie will live 1t % Inches streek
MRS. RICHARD II ALVEY
MILLAR and con Billy ara "a.
tertainine DR.. and Mrs. G. ".
limbaugh and children Dickje
and Mafilyn Of SprinGfield, O.,
at Z cottage C Orchard Beach
this week. They will b jcinod
by Dr. Mlllar for The wookend.
DR.. and Nh. Umbaugh oxpoct -
return home IL flrst q H.
week. Ysstseday Mr.. llillaSss
parents, Mr.. and llrS. G. u x1lin
and her son Jimmy, Aeeompani14
by Mrs. Leonard 1ellInr (n0 tWo
children hob ana Die1Eie lpGn4
the a a. = - 81 J
Mn AND Mrs. wnxIAlG
ALTER of Van DYKE snnetnmeo
The srTlval Of Z con, born yGot1r.
day afternoon at 3:36 o'clock IN
st. JQseph's hospital.
MRS. FRED ROBINSON, q
Indianapolis, = the guest q Mr.
and Mrs. Paul 3. lJist It ytlDif
cottage at Orchard DeaeA.
MRS. CARL v. poD0B -
turned last evsning from : shogt
visit n chieaeo.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-17
ReinhoId.Schwark
Wedding Date Set

RUTH HILDA REINHOLD.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ern-
est Reinhold, 2740 jefferson
avenue, and William Henry
Schwartz, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Schwartz, 1l08 Grove
Park avenue, have set August
80 as their wedding date.
Rev. Jacob Wulfmann will
perform the ceremony at four
o'clock In the afternoon in Zion
Evangelical parsonage.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-17
Souce Adds Variety

YOU CAN ADD interest 10
your fresh vegetables by serving
with variety Of seasonine1 and
sauces. Here's one way " odd
flavor: Chop and saute mush-
rooms In butter. season and pour
over the vegetable.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-17

cartons.
Charles Darnell, IL, woodcar-
wing.
Thomas Poole, 10, match fol-
ders.
WILSON
Mildred Lilienthal, IL, human
and animal hair.
Joyce Floore, IA, stamps.
Joyce Randolph, Is, sample
soaps and groceries.
Martha Spears, IL, animal and
scenic drawings.
Betty Spears, II, Liberty Bell
full Of Jefferson nickels.
Honorable mention winners at
Wilson included Charles Capp,
IL, drawings; Donald Place, 6,
match box covers; and John
Craine, 10, model plane.
GRANT
Gertrude Angermeier, IA,
stamps and miniature books.
Donald schinkai, IL, stamps.
Robert Stier, 10, woodcarving.
william Fink. Is, model air
PLANES.
Marjorie Schwinke, IL, acorn
necklace and collection Of but
tons.
LINCOLN
Samuel Gismmarinar, 13, Al
bum Of holy pictures.
Betty Ann Mclnerney, IL, en-
broidery.
Mary Ann Pappas, ., fancy
work.
Eunics Walkenhorst, ~, en-
broidery.
DICKINSON
Kenneth 0illstt, IL, lamps.
william Dubay. Il, bantam
hens.
Mary Catherine Spanweick, ..
sewing.
Bob Henkel, II, woodcarvins
and stamp collection.
GRIFFITH
Theresa Mastrow, 10, doll
clothes.
Lee Powell, 10, embroidery.
Vergallen Earshery, 6, en-
broidery.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-17
FEC Girls Club Meets
With Mrs. Erwin Eole

MRS. ERWIN EGLE enter
tanned the FEC Girls Club last
evening ut pollock supper with
Is members present. The eve-
ming was devoted to bridge.
with prizes going to Elfrieda
Carl, Mrs. Kurt Mundelein, Mrs.
Ray Kohn, and Mrs. Paul
Hogue.
The next meeting will be held
July 80, with Helen Fierz as