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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Thunderbird Park

Victoria has a new tourist at
traction called Thunderbird
Park. which is in reality a YER
liable museum OF Indian totem
poles. Originally five Indian
tribes occupied the northwest
coast of what is now British
Columbia. and the totems so at
tractively displayed in Thunder
bird Park are the results Of
their handiwoTk.
The park is located not far
from Victoria's ivy-clad Empress
Hotel. and its very name,
Thunderbird, is interesting. 1t
is believed TO be of Nootka In
dian origin. and at the entrance
10 the park is a remarkable to-
TEN representing this creature.
The legendary thunderbird was
noted for its great strength. and
the Tapping of its mighty wings
was like thunder, hence its
name.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

When YOU start with your family on boat.
train, plane. motor or bus trip. be sure YOU
have box Of MOTHERSILL'S. Travel
nausea NAV occur az an inConvenient time.
but when prepared with Mothersil's. YOURS
vii be happy journey. Children are not
accustomed 60 the constant motion and
swsYtng 81 moving vehicles and often he.
come faint and nauseated Relieve this travel
sickness Nth the aid 81 MothsrNiii's-..the
remedy successfully used for more than .
third " . century nv many
physicians. nurses and welI-kno~n usV-
slers turnout the world. A. drug stores
Tor furhef information write 90
hOThERSlLlS. 43o Lafayette 81 New Vs,h
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

Fart 3, PAGE 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

Pack lunch, dine at the counters o
room, Rathskeller, bar or beer garden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

These are lovely trips down the Detroit
the western waters of Lake Erie and
Lake Erie islands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

SUNDAY-Leave Detroit at 10 a. M, all the after
Put in Bay. Round trip fare $IOO, or hours
Cedar Point, round trip the day, $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

At Put in Bay you have full afterno
to visit the Perry Battle Monument and the
in the grove, ride bike on the island
battle in Lake Erie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

FRIDAY-Leave a m. to Put in Bay, Cedar Point
and Sandusky. Afternoon the Bay Cedar Point.
Return 10:45 p. m.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
APARTMENTS uNEuRNIsHEp.

81 Ist SE.-3 r. AND B. 500
307 9TH s.w.-5 r. and b. 375
LLOYD R. TURNER, NE. 1647. II
Evening star., 1941-03-09
ROOMS FURN. g. UNFURN.

I406 SPRING RD. N.W-Private home
of = adults: single or double for gentle
men; near 14th st. cars
SI5 ASPEN ST NV basement bed
rms new, 80, 50. $3.50 and So. Geor
Eia G209
Evening star., 1941-03-09
ROOM AND BOARD SERVICES.

FREE SERVICE-SAVE TIME.
Guest Homes Associated, at
Washington Room Exchange,
with 800 well-located homes. offer
single, double and group rooms,
some with running water, private
bath. A director with car shows
available space free to potential
guests. Phone Columbia $780,
Sunday Saruice
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Rooms WITH BOARD WANTED.

YOUNG MEN t2D. Jewish desire room
board, in private home twin beds, home
prlvlleges Box 239-M. Star.
md II; elderly woman, rm. without meals;
business daughter: March II: home gem
tile. Protestant nurse desirable; good &c
tranSp; Arlington pref. Box loom. STAR
GENTLEMAN. young. wishes evening din
ner, weekdays only. private home or board
ing establishment: vicinity American Univ
PIX, Mass, Wise. ave. NV. or Chevy
Chase; no Southern cooking balanced,
Wel!-prepared meals. Box l5S-M, Star
WANTED-Room and board. middle-aged
man. small family preferred. Box 2O3-H.
Star.
AM INTERESTED in getting room and
board with all home privileges in private
Jewish home, no other boarderS, for =
girls, l3 and Il, attending school in n "
section. Box 329-L. Star
MAN young; Protestant. family: Anacostia
area: must be reaS-. refs. Give full par
tlcularS. Box 157-M, Star. o.
Evening star., 1941-03-09

~ pm, HO. 2671.
3343 I1th ST. NW.-Large newly dec
studio. with KIT. alcove; next bath. shower;
also bright bedrm.. $3.50, CO 9743.
! OR > VERY LGE. lst-f. bed-liv. rm., lge
kit. pantry. bath upstairs. Also bed-liv
rm kit. next 10 bath Uni. phone,
Plenty heat 1894 Lanier pl. NV.
MI PLEASANT or girls share
with . others 6-room apt. newly redeco-
rated. Must see TO appreciate. Adams
Evening star., 1941-03-09

ROOM (OR MORE, 81
81 Randolph pl. NV, at r and No. Cap.
Modern imp See suDt. HO. 9442. %
COLORED-Furnished room for rent; use
of telephone Dupont 6S44
Evening star., 1941-03-09
ROOMS UNFuRNISHED.

PETWORTH-TWo rooms. kitchen; heat,
light. gas, refrigeration included: conY.
exp bus: adults $3.50. RA. 354l.
1874 F ST. rooms and bath. 3rd floor;
no elevator: SIS each, or will redecorate.
o1OI CONN. AVE, Apt. 606-Unfurnished
room TO lady in apartment with one
other; full kitchen privileges: available
April list.
LARGE CORNER ROOM. kitchen with sink,
stove, about S25; large, shady grounds:
token fare; children considered. Ii 4S36-J.
UNFURN. RM. in bright. sunny apt. south.
neat middle-aged lady. Rent. .S27 so
and sharing OF utilities. Refs eXchanged
and interview desired. Box 164-L. Star.
1907 KEARNEY ST. NE unfurnished
rooms. Ink. Michigan 6156.
LARGE ROOM adjoining bath in pvt home,
suit empl. couple or lady; home privileges;
bus at door FIR. 4741.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
1867 KALORAMA RID.

Large studio room. connecting bath. fire
place new furniture. also single room
excellent trans " II RntZ MannPer
Evening star., 1941-03-09
28OO ONTARIO RD.

9 bedrooms. . baths large living room
with wood-burning fireplace large dining
room and kitchen, foyer and porch: ex-
posures; Sl30
23-Hour Elevator Service
BLISS PROPERTIES.
1871 COlumhia Rd An 2Snn
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Ii 2 CT MI

7 II . I N Z.
Spacious apt of 4 rooms, kitchen. bath:
in good condition.
$55.
C. W. SIMPSON co,
1924 Vermont Ave. Metropolitan 500.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.

NEW HOME-Single or double rm. will
pvt bath: oil heat. 1S Clagett rd, Univ
Park. phone HyattS. 0B36.
Evening star., 1941-03-09

$500 9th ST. NV, near Wardman Park
Hotel-Beautiful single or double rm.; ga
ragp nnfinnal. reaSnnable. AD. SHOS.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
TABLE BOARD.

6l6 G ST. Sc, near Navy Yard; excel
lent board for l or ., in private home.
Franklin 4a1".
TABLE BOARD in Jewish private home:
excellent European cook. 1441 Parkwood
Dl NV Adams U113
Evening star., 1941-03-09
PINE MANOR APTS.

5S11 14th St NV
New building cross-ventilated. spacious
rooms; plenty closet space: ! bedroom. di-
nette, kitchen and bath: $3.50 to S62 so
Adults only. Call resident mgr. RA 1onR
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08
Home Wedding Sunday to Unite
Mrs. Rooms and Maurice Sarns

buftet dinner for the bridal
party and Immediate relatives
will take place.
The couple will leave the
day for . ten-day wedding trip
In the Copper country.
Mrs. Robert Havel was host
ess last evening at her home in
Uticl 1t . lovely miscellaneous
shower hpnorins Mrs. Rooms.
Mount Clemens guests included
Mrs, Edna Wagner, Miss Violet
wiley, Mrs. Betty Wiley, Mrs.
Louis Burt, Mrs.. Malcolm
Hurlburt, Mrs. Don Havel, Mrs.
Fred st. Mary. and the bride
elect. Mr.. Charlotte Kronow,
Of Detroit and MrS. Chester
Radlinski, Of Van Dyke, were
also guests.
The evening was devoted 70
cards with prizes won by Mrs.
Wagner and the bride-elect.
House prize went to Mrs.
Malcolm Hurlburt.
Lunch was served later In the
evening at individual tables
Mrs. Havel had a decoration
flowers from her own garden
in large baskets which she had
placed throughout the house.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08
Sister Receives
Promotion

WORD HAS BEEN RECEIv-
ED here that Sister Margaret
Regina, who was stationed at
st. Joseph's hospital and sani-
tarlum for FL years. has been
made Mother Superior ut st.
Anthony's Hospital, Kenton,
Ohio.
ST.. Margaret Regina was cali.
ed from Mount Clemens last
February. leaving q host Of de-
voted friends. Sr. Ann Teresa
OF Mount Clemens expects to
60 to visit her In . few days.
MR.. AND MRS. LEONARD
BRINDLEY and daughter. Mary
Gay. will leave Wednesday, for
. ten day vacation 1t . eottagO
in Lexington. Mich. Going
with them u Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Overhsld and sons, Robert and
James, Of Detroit.
Mr.. AND MRS. JOHN STER-
LING and son Pat, accompan-
led by = friend, Buddy Kaul,
LEFT early this morning for 4
week's vacation In Northern
Michigan. 80
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08
Mrs. Ben WRIGHT Wins
Choir at VIEW Porty

Ma. BIN WRIGHT, 7SM
North walnut street, won the
upholStsred chair given away
last evening 1t the goodwill
GAMES party sponsored jointly
By the Veterans Of Foreign Wars
and Auxiliary. The committee
for the evening included Mrs.
Leroy Brundase. Mrs. George
Wray, MrS. August Dubay, Mrs.
Tpnys Abeyta, Mrs. Fred Cooley
and Mis- Belle Rubin.
Anothef In the series Of good
win parties will be given next
Thuroe4y night, in Veterans
hall atoin, with Albert Wallace
In ehaY1e Of arrangelments. A.
sisting him will be Mrs. Brund-
aee, Mr.. Cooley, Miss Rubin,
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Collins and
0eorgs Pingel.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08
Marriage


Joseph Coke, 81, Haxsl Park,
foreman, and Rosalie Grabow-
ski. ~. Hazel Park. clerk.
Ferrall Z. Gentry, 20, foundry
worker, New ,-Aven and Esther
Morans, -, Mount Clemens.
Marvin Sarns, 81, machinist,
Mount Clemens, and Alma
Rooms, 20, office work, Mount
Clemens.
Charles p. Soullisre, 30, office
clerk, Sc. Clair Shores ard
Nellis L. Weaver, a, eoutpto1Ao-
ter epefatef, St. Clair Slsoees,
Harry Brouwsr, 20, contrac-
tor, Mount Clemens, and Chsryl
Kidd, -, Mount Clemens, office
worker.
Robert L. Copeland, ~, Mount
Clemens, salesman. and Ann
Good, e, Mount Clemens.
Joseph Sehultes, %, tool and
die maker, Detroit, and Jeanette
Wolf, 20, Inspector, Center Line.
Peter A. Kappa, 20. Romeo,
factory worker and Wanda N,
Kaminski, -, Richmond, clerk.
Thomas Brown, 20, cement
worker, Van Dyke. and Lixs
Hensley, 20, Van Dyke.
Abram L. Morse, 10, carpen-
ter. Baseline, and Leota Marie
Prevot, II. Berkeley.
Gordon Hunt 80, craftsman,
Mount Clemens, md Elsie Zier,
80, seamstress, Mount Clemens
Robert b. Beall, 80, Mount
Clemens, gas station operator,
and Geraldine L. Dawson, 20,
Bloomfield Hills.
Alpha L. Spears, 30, office
clerk, Mount Clemens, and oJei-
W J. Jaques, =, Mount Clemens,
Route Q, beauty operator.
Ralph N. Miller, -, Mount
Clemens, instructor, and DIN
vital, e, Detroit, student. 3
William Eikhoff, "a, ESooof,
Federal egg grading supeevieue.
and Carrie Marie Hortin, -,
Highland Park, office clerk.
Samuel Zilkie, 50, Romeo,
farmer, and Vivian Z Parker,
81, Romeo.
Joseph Richie. ~, Van Dyke,
machine operator, and Marian
BorSekowskL II, Center Line
stsnograrher. "A lff 40
John =, PRESS. Jr., %, Uueo,
dun welder, and Bernice Mario9s
=, q, Detroit, nurse.
Robert Brown. "a, Birming-
ham, Ros'ts :, factory worfer,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08
Summer GoodfeI|ow Buying Done
Metropolitan Auxiliary Reveals
REMINDER

A DEFINITE REMINDER
that Summer II waning fas:
was given last evening, when
Mrs. John Gillett announced At
the meeting Of the Metropon-
tan Auxiliary that the Summer
buying for the annual Good
fellows Christmas project has
been completed.
Mrs. Gillett reported that
prices have advanced consider
ably since last years purchase,
but that she expects this rise ta
price will Be compensated TOR
by . decrease In the number Of
-needy childFen to Be taken care
Of the holiday season.
Mrs. Howard Tairman, Of
Pontiac, grand president Of the
Auxiliary, was = guest Of last
evenings meeting, when plans
for participation In the ap-
preaching stage convention
were made. Mrs. Peter Duprey
and Mrs. John Walters will re-
present Mount Clemens' unit Of
the Metropolitan Auxiliary at
the state meet, to Be held in
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08
Breitmeyer Clan Gathers
atLonsby 5Oth Anniversary

and Nrs. Lontby's daughter,
Mise xathefine to Alfrsd Just
OF DETROIT. The date Of the we'd
ding u not set.
At the event were Fred Brett
meyer, and the two brothers
Philip and viii Breitmeyer Of
Detroit Mira Louis Geist, Mrs.
william Geist and Of course,
Mr.. Lobby.
Besides these, oil the nephsws
and nieces, - well q many
neighbors and friends from
Mount Clemens and Detroit were
thsrs. 70 total Approximately 90.
There were Mr., and Mrs. Fred
Brsitmeyer, Jrr Mr.. and Mrs.
John Breitmeyer,' and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence BreitIneyer, Mr..
and Mr.. Jay J. Collier, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Donaldson.
Il was really Mrs. Donaldson
who instigated the surprise
party.
A number Of guests were for
mer residents Of Mount Glenn
ems, including Mrs. Fred Haase
Of Detroit and her sons and
daushters-in-law. MIR. and Mrs.
Richard Haase Of Syracuse. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Nando Ha.se OF
Dearborn; Mr.. and Mrs. Casper
CxixAk and their houseguest
Mrs. Malcolm Brooks Of Los
Angeles also Q former resident.
The event, . complete surprise
70 Mr.. and Mr.. Lonsby, was
j buffet supper, with beautiful
'Sift floral decorations used
throughout the house. Golden
gladioli and other yellow flow
err conferred the buffet table,
and Mrs. Lonsby wore . gift cora
sage Of golden flowers.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08
. WE THE WOMEN
Mutual Responsibilities Start
at Home When Wife Gets a Job

to resent her husbands attitude
"homemakins IL the woman's
job"-even though II was an at
titude she had encouraged In
him herself, 60 that he would
never feel he was missing any
thing by being married 10 q
working wife.
ONE JOB
vs.. TWO
She soon began 10 notice that
she was always more tired than
her husband, that she always
had more nagging things on her
mind, and that at such q rate
she couldn't help but grow old
faster than her husbsad, who
was doing one Job while she did
two
She never would have come to
such q resentful frame of mind
il she had been less idealistic
and more practical In the first
place--if she had admitted to
herself and 10 her husband that
no man has Q right to expect .
working wife (unless> the two
pay checks make . servant pos
sible) to arrange life % hat he
has no responsibilities before
and litter working. hours.
When 4 woman works out
side the home, just as her hus-
band does, bomemakinz is their
mutual job, just as supporting
the marriage Ii their mutual Job.
\ wife Is just plain dumb-no
matter how noble she feels-who
takes on . full-time job on any
other basis than mutual respon-
sibility ut home.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08
Legion AuxiIiaryPIans
for State Meeting

PLANS WERE COMPLETED
last evening for Mrs. Bert Gwinn.
acting pr6sidsnt, Mrs. Wayne
Leach and l1r6. Henry Goulette
TO represent the local American
Legion Auxiliary 1t the state
convention In Grand Rapids on
August 10, IL, ana IL.
Mrs. Gwinn presided at the
meeting OF >ths Auxiliary last
evening. held In the Legion club
kou6e, with Mrs. Leo Braun ana
Miss MARY Shoemaker In charge
Of rofreGhments.
The next meeting will be at
the clubhouse on Thursday eve
ming, Sept. 4.
MRS. ZOE WEED and three
children have left for . few
'dayS visit In Cambridge, Mass.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08

counted on her husband TO share
the responsibility for running
the house or Apartment
But, no, she was going to do it
all herself - competing as a
homemaker with the stsy-at-
home wife. on the stay-at-home's
own terms.
And 20 she took al the respon-
sibility for keeping the house
clean. buying the food. looking
after her own and her husbands
clothes, and keeping the family's
social life alive.
she ENCOURAGED
HIS ATTITUDE
When she and her husband ar
rived from the offiee At about
the same time latter she had
stopped at the grocery on the
way) she encouraged him to sit
and read . paper or listen to the
radio while she ct the table and
cooked the dinner. Then when
the meal was over the left him
free 10 read some more, 60 for
. walk, take Z nap, or sumter
down to the drugstore for cigar
cites while she washed the
dishes and Strengthened up the
apartment.
She encouraged her husband
from the start 70 expect her to
take ~ good care Of his comfort
~ though making his home life
pleasant and easy for him was
the only job she had.
But a the months turned into
. year, and then two, she began
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08
Relatives Gather to
Cherry kidd, Bride

OLD MOTHER HUBBARD q
nursery rhyme fame was Ne
thanne II the evening ut Z clever
pantfy shower given for Cheryl
Kidd, bride-elect Last night.
Hosteooee for the event were
Mfs. George NuttinS q East
Detroit ind Delphine Kidd and
M1fiyn Kidd ef Mount Clemens,
cousins Of th4 honor guest, and
the gHests were relatives.
The cunning invitations Cor
the party, which was heA q
Merlyn Kids home On North
Reee street., ~ the motif. De-
signed lire . tiny cupboard whan
IN little deory were opened, The
invitation was written "a little
plcturod shelves inside.
When the guests arrived last
evening. = pentry cupboard had
besn ut up In the living room.
Made Of Z box about two feet
tail, Il Was decorated In blue
and whits. the colors Miss Kidd
he selected for her Kitchen.
Atop The cupboard was m ivy
plant tn Z blue pot, later given
TO Miss Kidd. Inside Was . lone
bone, which Il wa the pleasure
of The guests 10 replace with
morn piiatsble things
GAMES
Hut Aryt Z group Of sames
were played. Clues for the frs(
on 'wers given By the flor.l d.
coratinAs q ~ living roeGn; III
next one ,deelt With cakes; III
third. esllsd ''printert pr wa
anaSfans With unspa1o and bouso.
hold tes1rs Scfamhled: and III
lat, called ''pentty bouQusy' ~
qutred the S0es(s - guess TIL
contcnts @ : pulnbee ok llttll
ban co0tainine kitehen supplies
NE sugar, -. and - forth
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08

the one who was
. little too IDEAL
istic when she
started out.
She was de-
terrnined tn At
she would not
let honaeuaaking
suffer In any
way because she
had . nine-to-
five job.
+ h At would
have been Ill
right II she had
said, 1--WE won't
-fet II SJffArssAHd
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08

and Laura J. Delamielleure, 20,
Warren.
Clarence Seifferlein, %, East
Detroit, machinist, and Ina Ma
RE Lindeman, 10, st. Clair
Shores.
Edward G. Dahl, 20, Van
Dyke, prIss operator, and Con-
stance r. Figgles, 20, Van Dyke,
laundress.
Richard r. Weideman, .,
Mount Clemens, chauffeur, and
Lucy Resmer, 20, Mount Glenn.
ems, laundry worker.
Clarence =. Lanko, garage
worker, Van Dyke, and Eleanor
a. Horn, office worker, New
Haven.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08

THE SIX BRETT N + YER
D10THEA9 AND 3 ! s 7 i = 8
were al { ogether for the drst
time IN many years ct the gold
en- wedding celebration Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Lonsby, Lake
wood avenue. Crosse Pointe,
Wednesday. Mrs. Lonsby, q
sister of Frsd Breitmeyer Of
Mount Clemens, lived with Mr..
Lonsby here. for many years.
Adding to the excitement Of
the occasion was the announce
ment Of the engagement Of Mr..
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08

HAntramek on August u, ~
and 20.
Miss Mabel Frederick petsld.
cd at the meeting, held II ~
John, r.. Murphy elubrosn&
The next meeting will - o.
Thurbdsy, Sept. (, 1t the same
place. Ut eight o'clock In thA
evening.
DIR. AND MRS. RUSSELL
SALOT and Mr.. and, Mrx John
Nunn4ley will spend Sunday
- gueqta Of DR.. and Alfa. O.
valid Iluemsr at THAR eottAsv
"a tin Canadian shore o9 Lake
Huron. The gatheeing viii
honor Mr.. and Mr.. BdWard 4.
Lee (Betty Tluemery Of Knox
vile. Tenn. who are spendin9
some time with Mr.. Lee's
perents.
MRS. GEORGE COOL has d
sued invitations Tor 4 tIfT0
shower Saturday mite, % hoSce
Scnya Mxkytyn Of Detroit; VINO
will marry Mira Co0l's brother,
Arthur 0racs Of Dearborn "a
Sept. 20.
MIR. AND MRS. JO0ErH
RALPH MANDEL. Whose mar
rage took place In Juns. ote
now 1t home % their friends at
AN LodANzyek AXanlAA. Affae 4
WEDDING trip 70 bdAt % 0soe.
gian Bay.
Mr.. AND MRS. CARLTON
SCHLUESSLER Of Utica are ens
parents of . baby daughter,
Luane Lillian, born Tuesday
night. Mr.. SchlueeplAr II the
former Sylvia Schildt Of Route
/, Mount Clemens.
MIR. AND MRS. HARRY L,
HALLER and Mrs.. Edward
Halter are enjoying . vacation
period In the New Engiand
States. They are expected 10
return Sunday.
MIR. AND MRS. CLARENCE
LIEBZCIT, Of Cas- Avenue, an
nounce the arrival Of . ~
pound son born Of their home
on July 81.
GUESTS or MIR, AND Mrs.
FRANK WALLACE, - Grand
avenue are Mrs. w. u. Payne
and Mr.. h. G. Duxavl, sisters
Of Mr.. Wallace, and ". e. Wall
acs, , nsphsw, III q Marion.
Kentue]ky. Thsy aSrivsd lass
evening 1oe : woke stey.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08

ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE
Of the approaching marriage OF
MrS. Alma Rooms and Maurice
Sarns. The wedding will take
place Sunday, 9t { o'clock at
the home Of the brides brother,
Bernard Shields, 70 Union
street, The service will be read
BY Rev. Jacob Wulfmann Of
Zion Evangelical church.
Miss Violet Wiley will be
Mrs. Koons' only attendant and
Bernard Shields viii be best
man.
Following the ceremony q
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08
NJ RUTH AlILLETr

THE WORKING WIFE who
starts to feel sorry for herself
and 'put upon" after . few years
Of working both inside and out
side her home b almost always
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08
Old Mother Hubbards Cupboard Filled at Clever Panty 6
Girls to Leave Saturday
For Pine Coke Comp

ANOTHER CONTINGENT Of
girls leaves Saturday for the
Girls Friendly camp, Holiday
House, at Pine Lake, for two
weeks of vacation.
The group includes Carolins
Breitmeyer, Jeanette Buckley.
Barbara Williams, Barbara
MacLachlan. Carol Engelbrecht,
and Mona Joy Noe.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08
Carnation Club

MRS. ARTHUR ESCHEN-
BURG, l66 Eastman street, en-
tertained st. Louis Carnation
Club last evening, when Mrs.
Alfonse Kehoe, Mrs. Walter ALI
Or and Mrs. George Ballantine
won prizes 1t cards.
Mrs. Ballantine will entertain
the group ut her homo on
Croker boulevard on Aug. ~,
at 8 o'clock In the evening.
MRS. c. YACK, 110 Grand
avenue, won the door prize Of
$40 Wednesday evening at the
st. Joseph's hospital benefit
games party.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08
Rose Club Plans
Annual Lawn Party

PLANS FOA THE ANNUAL
LAWN CARD PARTY were
made ysstsrAay ut the meeting
Of St L0uls Rose Club at the
home Of Mrs. Charles Barry.
The event, 70 which the public
II invited will b held at the
home Of Mrs. Louis Yochum,
ST.. 30l7 Shook road, on Fri
day, August 10, from $50 to 4
o'clock. Dessert luncheon will
Be servsd when the guests ar
rive.
Mn, Barry WIS assisted In en-
tertalpiag The club b. h4e aaugh-
teSs Mary Ann and Margaret.
Mr.. william Konlkel q Detroit
and Mrs. Paul Aa4ert were
guests, Card pgi1oe were won
by. Mrs. Leo 1jood, who also
won house prize, Mrs. Conrad
Reuter-, ArS. William Seasram
and Mrs. George Rose.
Plans Tar the next regular
meeting Of the club win be made
later.
KENNETH AND DUANE
GLLETT. sons Of Mr.. and Mira.
John Giilett, are expected to
arrive hems today from two
weeks 1t Camp Osenham, 1t
Carsonville, Michigan.
MRS. PAULINE l6oSER wish
% 10 inform her friends that she
has returned 70 Mount Clemens
to make her home at her old
residence, - Crecker boule-
ward.
RLUM CONSERvE
Select one basket Of blue
plunne. Cut into small pieces.
reol . oranges and save rind.
Cut orange pulp into tiny pieees
and mix With y cup chopped
walnuts md = cup chopped
raisins. rasbofl grange peal In
. little water md add to the
entire mixture, including the
plums. Cook until pluns arc
tender, then cd IN equal guam
tity Of sugar and cook until
the CONSERVE thickens.