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Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-05-04
SCHOOL BOY HURT
IN GUN FIGHT

Ed Green, Ill E. seth street,
17-year-old school boy, was shot
in the back Saturday night when
he and Besser Smith, 1904 Prai-
RE avenue engaged in a gun bat
tie in a pool room at 233 ID. 55th
street. Both boys were arrested.
Green was removed to BrideWell
hospital where he remained in
poice custody pending the trial.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-05-04
HIP INJURED I1J
TILT WITH MATE

When She and her alleged com
mon-laW mate, William Cook, en-
gagged in a domestic tilt in their
home at 4727 Forrestville ave
nue. last Fri5ay morning, Mrs
Willie Flowers received q frac-
tured hip and decorations Of the
face. Cook was arrested by pc
lice at county hospital, where he
took the woman for treatment
Her condition was not regarded as
serious.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-05-04

Davis Of Philadelphia, Pa, an en-
pIoyee Of the National Defense
Board.
Won - Mrs. Jennie Mustapha
Tate, assistant principal of the
Cardozo high school in Washing
ton, D. G., an uncontested divorce
from her husband, Ulysses S. Ttate,
whom she claims went high hat on
her after she financed his way to
a masters degree at the Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania.
Killed - Reuben Williams, IL,
junior at the Overlook high
school in Philadelphia, Pa, by
Wilbur Bens, p, former amateur
boxer and leader Of a rival fac
ton.
Fled 49, The Sweethearts of
Rhythm, sponsored by the Piney
Woods school of Mississippi, from
the school after they found that
eight members Of the orchestra
would not graduate as they had
been promised. They are now in
Washington, D. c.
Married - Miss Clara Ann
Peckham princess Kalhitha)
daughter Of Chief Sarchem Mite
Hawk Of the Narragansett Indian
tribe, to Cecil c. Addison, postal
employee of New Haven and a
Mohawk brave.
Died - John BATHS, ST., 95, Of
Philadelphia, Pa, oldest and last
surviving colored G. A. r. veter-
en Of Pennsylvania.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-05-04
WHAT'S THE NEWS

coin university and teacher In
Richmond Heights, to Edward
Gore, young business man Of st.
Louis.
Died - Chester Reginald Burke
Of Los Angeles, Calf, husband
OF the only Negro school princi-
pal in Los Angeles, Mrs. Bessie
Burlington Burke.
Succeeds - DR.. E. B. Evans, of
College Station, Tex, the late G.
H. Waller as state leader in the
extension service work with Ne
groes at Prairie View Normal and
Industrial college.
Engaged = Miss Viola Epsye
Williams of Atlanta, Ca, graduate
Of Spelman college, primary teach
er and athletic coach of Buford
Junior high school in Buford, Ga,
to Reverend William Chauncey
Smith Of Norcross, Ga, graduate
Of Georgia Baptist college and
pastor of the Hopewell Baptist
church.
Arrested - Baldwin K. Alex
ander of Washington, D. c., and
charged with the theft Of Govern
ment notes amounting to $1,000
which he stole while working as
skilled laborer in the Bureau
Of Engraving and Printing where
he worked for II years.
Retired - William Towns, IS,
Of Kansas City, Kas., from the
Kansas City Southern railroad
where he worked for 81 years.
Qualified Detroy Giles, Jr.,
II, Of Kansas City, Kas., for the
Eagle award, highest rank that
can be achieved in Boy Scout
work, and is the second Negro in
Kansas City to win this distinc-
ton.
Killed - Amos Berry Of Hous-
ton, Tex, by Ruby Lee Washing
ton, Is, who was playing a vic
trola just before she walked out
CT the house and stabbed Berry,
who was standing in the street.
Cleared - Miss Gwendolyn
Bennett, suspended director of
the Community Art Center in Har-
lem, New York, Of being in any
Kramer affiliated with the Com
munist Party or of acting unbe-
aoming her position as head Of
he Art Center.
Divorced - The Mclean twins
Gamma and Florence) from the
Smith twins Morgan and Mar
vin), all of New York and all well
: known artists.
Married - Miss Thelma Eliza
Menchan and Charles Howard
Parker Of Ocala, Fla. Both are
teachers at Avery Institute in
Charleston, S. G.
Resigned - DR.. James E. Gregg,
pastor Of the First Congregational
church in Waterbury, Conn. He
is an eX-prexy Of Hampton Insti-
tute.
Filed - Mrs. Helma Dungee
Williams, Welfare Department
Investigator in New York, suit
for divorce from her husband, DR.
George (Bulldog) Williams, frs
lieutenant in the medical corps in
Fort Bragg, NC.
Engaged-Miss Elizabeth Bish.
op Of New York, graduate Of Barn
ard college, Columbia university
and granddaughter of the late
Bishop and Mrs. Archibald
Carey Of Chicago, to Charles Clark
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-05-04
PULMOTOR SQUAD EFFORTS
FAIL TO REVIVE VICTIM

A heart attack proved fatal to
Spivey Manley, 4410 South Park
way who collapsed in his home
Thursday morning. Manley was
pronounced dead by DR.. Bert
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-05-04

Men are taking the war up in
the air, but are sending their souls
downward
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-05-04

Anderson, after pulmotor squad
efforts failed to revive him
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-05-04

Davis Of Philadelphia, Pa, an en-
pIoyee Of the National Defense
Board.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-05-04

Engaged - Miss Evelyn Parker
Of st. Louis, Mo-, graduate Of Lin
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-05-04

grade below {
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-05-04

Engaged-Miss Elizabeth Bish-
op Of New York, graduate Of Barn
ard college, Columbia university,
and granddaughter of the late
Bishop and Mrs. Archibald J.
Carey Of Chicago, to Charles Clark
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-07
Group Attends
Crosse Pointe Party

A NUMBER Of Mount Glenn
ems guests were present at .
large party in Crosse Pointe yes
terday, when Mrs. Eugene W..
Meyer of Grand Rapids and
Mrs. James +. Holohan of st.
Clair Shores entertained at q
shower honoring Nancy Neu-
mann, q bride-elect.
The party was held in the gar
den of Miss Neumann's home on
Three Mile drive. Pink and
white peonies were used to deco
rate the tables, and the brides
table was illuminated with
floating water lily candles. Mini
ature bridal couples were used
to give the wedding note. The
water lily motif was carried out
even in the salad.
Miss Neumann, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Neumann,
will become the bride of Wesley
Henry Hoffman in Crosse Pointe
Memorial church on June IL.
Guests 1t the party came from
st. Paul, Chicago, Cincinnati.
Cleveland Detroit, and New Bal
timore. as well As Mount Glenn
"a 4 4
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-07
Voters League National Head
Urges Public Unity Of Spirit

MISS MARGUERITE WELLS.
national president Of he League
Of Wonen Voters. presented IN
urgent appeal for whOlshsarted
national support Of the United
States plan for defending the
eountry's freedom, In her recent
radio broadcast The league has
recently undertakes the Battle
Of Production campaign, to unity
public spirit.
Excerpts Of general interest
from her broadcast follow:
1.-THE League Of Women Voters
in many states and many towns
and cities II addressing 10 the
public IN appeal for support Of
our country's foreign policy.
Not IN argument for keeping
out Of war. Not IN argument for
going into war. But . call 70 oil
and every one Of u 70 unite IN
wholeheafted national support Of
our country's plan for defending
our freedom. The plan Tor ALL
Out Production.
Production for our defense Of
guns. goods, tanks, planes, 70 b
used 1t home e The worst hap
pens and We are sncircle by enc
niles to freedom. Production OF
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-07

supplies for our defense % BE-
used by peoples abroadrwh With
these supplies may asva 10 from
the worst. Production, uhparal-
leled production, speedy allrout
production II Americas answer
10 the danger that thrsatsns ~.
The Battle Of Production u our
battle. II II the battle we are
enlisted for. Enlisted for the
duration. Enlisted with . will 70
win. Enlisted with that single
ness Of purpose that people
achieve for war itself. We reject
the Islander that people cannot
achieve national unity except foe
war. For this hattle Of produc-
tion we have drafted ourSelvo@
TO win the battle we viii ID.
iourn our peace time purUaits,
even % people ut war. W. Will
adjourn business - usual --- 3D.
journ destructive criticism, a.
journ our special and conflicting
interests.
1--WE will work 70 win the
Battle OF Production. We will
pay to win the battle Of produc.
ton. We will sacrifice to win.
Because II Il our battle for free
DOM"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-07

league, and taught by Eugenia
Stepkowska of the Olga Fricker
school, Detroit, will be Mrs. Har-
old Sherman. Assisting her will
be Mrs. Hunter Judd, Mrs. Law
renee Blades, Mrs. Roy Hancock,
Mrs. Daniel Buckley, and Mrs.
Theron Pomeroy.
The book review series, con-
Quoted so successfully the past
two years by the league. will be
headed next year by Mrs, Otto
Nickel. assisted by Mrs. Myrtle
4. st. Aubin. Mrs. Robert Krause
and Mrs. James E. Spier.
Program committee for league
meetings is headed by Mrs.
Charles Noellert. assisted by
Mrs. Karl Ketehum, Mrs. n. b.
Irvine and Mary Dowdins.
The contract bridge club
chairman 10 Mrs. Robert Rick
ard, and the discussion group
chairman Is Mrs. Paul W. Nc,
Kee.
Mrs. George A. Merifield will
be dsvotionals chairman.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-07
CoupIe,to Speak
Vows Tonight

THE WEDDING Of Betty Bird.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mn. John
Bird Of Meade, and Bruce
Brown, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
L. Brown, will be solennni5ed
this evening 1t seven o'clock In
the First Presbytsftan church,
with the Rev. Joseph L. Kennedy
reading the service.
Attending Miss Bird will b
Marion Burgess Of Benton Har-
Dor % maid Of honor, and Betty
Walters and Nina Lou Bliss "a
bridesmaids.
Mr.. Brown has asked his
brother Keith to be his best man
and the ushers will b David
Bird. brother Of the bride. Guy
l.. Brown, Jr., NJ. John Daily
and Dwight Baker.
A reception will be held ct the
home Of the brides parents In
Meade following the ceremony.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-07
To Hold
Open'House
tor Mrs. Hicks

ALL FRIENDS and former
pupils Of Mrs. Anna Hicks are
invited to the Capron Hotel next
Thursday evening from eight 70
ten o'clock when Mrs. Hoy Ca
prom and Mrs. Frederick IT.
Schutt will hold open hourse In
Mrs. Hicks honor.
Mrs. Hicks, = member Of
Mount Clemens public school
teaching system for the past -
years, will retire at TIN clese a.
the school year.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-07

run things. they don'I But
they do figure that Il u . guests
duty 10 % more than sit, make
polite conversation. and wait to
b amused.
They always have . few good
stories % ten (and ekten the joke
b On one o. thegn) md they help
put Others q oooo bv Starting h
on Oue O. sooa . they arrive.
II convseootlon efoWo 3 little
dull, thay pop e ~ ~ starting
The kind g diDc,nG11on In which
sworyoue ~ - to1b4 49,. Call
Il "a argumsnt \ ysu will-but
eveSytudv ~ = Cood ti0s -
long q ~ ~ 3 eAanes 70 have
HE ~. 81 - ~ - mere b
seueeae 49, 60 easa eea6e
wtAt nlone n - pssssatns1
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-07
Defense Heads Plan to Train
Women to Work in Industries
lHINNT0'

WASHINGTON, June 7-(R
-Industrial training for the
thousands of women who may
60 to work in defense plants
within the next six months"
was declared . vital part Of the
preparedness program today by
Mary Anderson, director Of the
women's bureau, department Of
labor.
Bureau investigations, Miss
Anderson said, show IN almost
overnight increased demand" for
woman power in factories pro-
ducing aircraft. guns, powder,
tanks, machine tools and other
preparedness materials.
The director urged that public
and private officials In commu-
mites carrying . heavy load Of
defense production take steps
promptly to include women In
their industrial training pro-
grams, In order to build up 1.-THE
second line Of defense workers"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-07
Splendid Recital Of Fcker Dance Pupils Draws Large 0n
Mrs. MilIar Names Chairmen
for Episcopal League Activities

MRS. RICHARD HARVEY
MILLAR.. new president Of the
Young Women's Episc . I
League, announces her commit
tee appointments for the COM
ing years work. The league
closes its activities for the sum-
mer next Tuesday with the pic
mic at the home Of Mrs. Paul w.
Mckee, when members Of the
choir and vestry and their fami-
lies will be guests.
In charge Of the dancing
classes sponsored here by the
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-07
Clippers Activities
Benefit Refugees

THE CLIPPER CLUB met last
evening at Friendly Acres. the
North Gratiot avenue home Of
Mrs. Max Gordon, for the first
parliamentary law class Of the
year.
At the same time their hus-
bands met at the Officers' Club
1t Selfridge Field for dancing
instruction under Mr.. Gordon.
Proceeds Of both classes 20 into
the Save the Children Fedora
ton fund.
The Clippers will meet again
on Friday for . regular meeting
ut Selfridge Field. when work
on the scrap books for use In the
bomb shelters In Britain will b
done. Mrs. G. L. Gran and Mrs.
r. H. Sylvander will b hostesses
for this meeting. Husbands Of
members will join the group Ia
ter In the evening.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-07
Coming Events
70 svsid eensllesisa II setting dstss end To-
changes in rs9Slss meetings. cell 1900.

TO-DAY
JUNIOR MACCABEES. tap-dancng ut pm, followed BY
meeting at pm. with Friendship party later
WCTU, hort business meeting and flower day pro-
gram, at Macomb county Infifmary, at $50 pm.
MONDAY JUNE -
GOLDEN RULE CIRCLE at the home Of Mrs Charles Wood
70 Avery street. st pm.
DICKINSON SCHOOL PICNIC, at the school. 1t $50 pm
MOUNT CLEMENS STAMP and Coin Club. picnic at Camp
Rotary, q pm
I8ABE1LA DAVIS CIRCLE 1t the home of Mrs. Charles
Rowland % Miller street. at pm.
MIN AND POPPY CLUB. 1t the home Of Mrs. Clarence
Duhay, ~ nathhons, q pm.
YOUNG WOlGElTs METHODIST GUILD. picnic with guests
.st Tsrracs Rark. On Noeth 0Epti1t, q pm.
TUBoDAY, JUNR 70
YOUNG wOMENS BP10COpAL LEAGUE, picnic with
guesta st the hons II A1rx Paul W. Mckee. 70 Lode
Wyck avenue. st ESQ pm.
Matthews building.
DExIlT TIA e Whisha ~ South 0ratot avenue 70 ad
oave The Childfen redefation. Homer Osogs Sh Rob
.sl eft and Lady Mayer. From 8 - So pm
0PDC1AL MxxI)t0 u Kings ppuUhtsrA q ~ Homs, q
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-07
Rural Teachers Board
Lists New Committees

Eleanor Steinbrink, Mount
Clemens; Myrtle Peek, st. Clair
Shores; Wanita Hoke, Almont;
and Mrs. Anns Whiting Of Ro-
meo.
Announcement was made that
Miss Gwen Horomann q Chi
cago will give reading demon
STATIONS the second week In o.
tober ct different schools
throughout the county.
Reports Of the Rural Teachers
convention held In Traverse City
In April were given by Mrs.
Crull and Scott Mills.
a discussion Of the possibility
Of . county Aeld day and = coun-
ty heslth unit was held. Both
matters will b taken up when
the association resumes meet
ings In the Fall.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-07
Warm \! Weatl,e' J
Warnings ].
on Mslssup

49, oO~yvsDU olvg svyNv~S ,s' 4fl ~
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arr n hlaek navy HIM ~ -
ter, one ~ of manoUp ouGk(
- AoAlooly. Theoe eoloes O. ~
make ~ eomplexlea eoonA -
fegent tone from what u soGt1G1r
- ~ lrs ~ hard brieht et1lG
like p0tple Tor poison 9roeA -
canary yollqw) thAtcolls ~ -.
elal raak1up.
n eleor rsd lipgtiek wi1l u
smart With black or navy, ooo0
with daSk printA nageel 1hn0eo
and Whit6. Once your akin = TN
NJ, SWitoA - Z lipoti6ll with :
BIZ c. oronDe h IL RI. TAla
too, will y smart VitA uevys
black. white and postels.
No matter which sha 90 6
makeup pan like, ~ sureto ~
Il a q doylieht q weli. - 1uI
the artificial lisht whish 1eeoD
the avoroee eoaImeAieo eosntog.
Llpetick and rouge 10 noe No.
10 match ex aetlX but thGy
should b q The 0amq oonoeol
tone. puRple-red color ca ~ LIP
end oeonoo-red color % ~
checks win i've even IN peettl.
ct f1co . eloWn-liko look.
WRAP OUS(EAN D0WDW
ONLY OWN u TAN
Unless you know that you Win
have time . keep a eye On 4
and froohon 3 up whenever b
streak C mlnor blotch appeara
don't ~ - wear dark sunt1n
powder until your skin h darkly
tanned. Keoping dark powder a
white skin IN perfect order ~
Quiroo Z little extYa eeeo9t
throughout Tie day.
Tn woman who hoo tine -
fuss with har makeup ~ . ~
minutes only three tisnoe q ~
had hettar ne dark poWdae only
utter her complox3oa h0D 49,
aarkono6 by tl3e sun.
Coometics end boauty peepaya-
tioae oogt Len per year 4 you
W. tsoGn ID huge lara and ~
bottlooL UoWevoe, unloDD you
know Int - We . ereom, Ne
net Z epc1 - - buy : wy
lAroe jor. 1Ey a<Dn01 go. an6
70 boek ~ nnoeo 1o1uP I,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-07
Girl Scout News

TROOP 10 held thsir uneetlng
CA Thursday. June B. during
which they had songs md dane
ing.
On Juns ; they will hold their
family picnic at Square Lake.
There they will hawe their
aCourt Of Award" Ct which
badges q merit sSo eiven.
The final meeting win - next
week. Thursday. June Is.
Wanda Wallace Seribt.
Mrs. ollRN X. 0AUTITH
has returned 70 her Meme "a
Perrin ploeo. aftef eGnvQloGo1ne
IN Detroit from 4 seei011 oDoga.
tioa performed h Tped Hospltel
several weeks lgo, sss
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-07
Coed Wants
Laundry Lists
Modernized

JOLIET, ILL.,, June 7-tR-
A Northwestern University coed
who asked what jitterbug
sports q corset covert" submit
ted . plan today to get hotel
laundries out of hot water.
The American Institute of
Laundering said hotel laundries
had been criticized frequently
for their antiquatsd laundry
lists, some patrons abandoning
the idea of cleanliness rather
than attempt to classify their
soiled garments.
Her plan II ~ simple 20 Slip
ping on q bar Of soap-just re-
wise the lists her way.
The coed, unidentified by the
Institute, wrots that Ut least two
Chicago hotel lists had spaces
for undsrvests, drawers and
bloomers. combinations, corset
covers, wrappers, kimonos and
union suits but none for Stacks,
shorts, halters or playsuits. She
added:
ION my list we would replace
the bloomers and drawers of
yesteryear with today's snuggies,
briefs and panties. Brassieres
would be shortened both verbal
ly and materially, to bras. I'm
dervests would become shimmy
shirts and kimonos, housecoats."
She would substitute girdle
and sarter-belt for corset, nigh
ties or p. Us for night dresses,
nesligee for wrapper, babushka
for scarf, and dink and turban
for cap.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-07
Teacher and Stud Ell n
Present CoIorfuI prc
THE. MOUNT cLEMENS

THE. MOUNT GLEN I'm 3
DANCE pupils Of Eugenia Step-
kowska Of the Olgar Tricksr,
School Of Dance were presented
last evening In their sixth annual
recital, by the Young Womenrs
Episcopal League, sponsors q
the dancing classes here.
The recital, which took place
in Mount Clemens High school
auditorium, was givsn before IA
excellent crowd Of interested
parents and friends. Progressing
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-07

Special attention should be
given to schooling mature and
married women, she said.
I'VE hnd the pendulum is
swinging back again to q demand
by management In some places
for the employment Of married
women on the basis that they
are more desirable for the 2 pm.
to 10 pm. shift, now in force in
many plants"
A number of these women,
the director said, have . knowl-
edge Of munitions carried over
from 1917-18 e m p o y m e n t.
These, however, would require
"freshener" courses before go
ing to work on the production
line, she said.
Four factors were cited as re-
sponslble for the sudden demand
for women: shrinkage of the
backlog of unemployed men;
CONSUMPTION Of young male
workers; the steady expansion Of
industry with the peak far from
reached" and the widening Of
defense horizons by President
Roosevelt's declaration Of an un-
limited emergency.
In forecasting that thousands
of women would be recruited for
the labor force. before the years
end, Miss Anderson warned that
future bottlenecks in the ab-
sorption Of women. by industry
are likely unless the present bot
tlenecks rs to their training are
broken"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-07
New Bunco Club Meets
Mrs. Paul kimrneI

THE BOB-AROUND BUNCO
club met with Mrs. Paul Kim
mel, Rosemont drive. yesterday
afternoon. with prizes going to
Mrs. Marie Posey, Mrs. Kimmel
end Mrs. Harold Martin. The un-
seen prize was awarded to Mrs.
Stanley Sutherland and the bob
around prize to Mrs. Posey.
The club, organized but re-
Gently, has eight members and
they meet every week, ut the
homes of the different members.
Mrs. Eric Sofia, 100 Barbara
street, will entertain the club
next Friday afternoon. At two
o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-07
Couple to Wed
This Afternoon

LORRAINE HER,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Doescher of Garfield road, was
to become the bride of Clare
Leonardson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank -.eonardson, of North ave-
nue., this afternoon at three
o'clock in Canal Lutheran
church.
The brides attendants were to
be Virginia I. Miller, maid Of
honor: Mrs. Colan Pipe. matron
Of honor; and Mrs. Woodrow
Schuessler of Fraser, and Ruth
Faulmann, bridesmaids.
Raymond Doescher was to bs
best man, and ushers Colan Pipe,
Woodrow Schuessler and George
Rodgers.
A wedding supper for bridal
party and immediate fam
lilies will be held a, KCrz' Tay-
ern, after which q reception for
100 guests will be held at
Dryers r seville Inn.
MR.. AND MRS. ROBERT
WINSLOW left this morning for
. two weeks motor trip through
the West. Their principal stops
will be the Grand Canyon, Boul-
der Dam, and Yellowstone Park.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-07

conversation Or
. IA b or raising
breaks.
That's because
The Brights are
the kin Of
guests that ev-
cry b Q stess
lovUs.
70 begin with,
they feel -
much responsi-
buity for the
spceess Of IN
6voning ~ do
their host and
hoStAs .. Not
th~h tnA~w NpVp "a
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-07
To Fete Mrs. Bernier
at Monday Luncheon

Mrs. C.. "A. BERNIEN (Derniece
Moran, principal Of Dickinson
school, will b feted at . lunch
con ut the Medes Hotel Monday
noon. when principals Of Ill ele-
msntary schools. supervisors and
the school nurse. Miss Margaret
Mccall, will gather for . fare
well party.
MrS. Dernier, . recent bride,
will leave Mount Clemens public
school, system 1t the close Of
the present semester.
Miss Loa Green and Miss
Myrtle Wilks are In charge of
arrangements for the event.
LADIES AID Of Trinity Luz
theran Church will sponsor .
birthday luncheon, on Thursday.
June 10. 1t one o'clock, with the
April, May and June group ~
hostossoS.
HENRY BEQUE, 1ol Huron
street, 10 celebrating his 7znd
birthday today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-07
ny RUTH l(uLETT

IT YOU CAN GET the Brights
to come to your party, you relax
end figure that you needn't wor-
ry about the possibility Of dull
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-07

WILL l.. LEE, county school
commissioner. entertained man.
bers Of the executive board Of
Macomb County Rural Teschsrs
Association last evening At Cor
don's Grill. Final business Of the
year was transacted, with the
appointment Of committees.
The nominating committee In
cludes Mrs. Hazel Jones. and
Mrs. Ruth Wright Of Mount
Clemens; Mrs. Elizabeth Parsons
Of Romeo; Mrs. Colvin Estss Of
New Haven; Jean Biddls Of
Warren and Harold Chsmberlin
Of Davis.
The travelling library commit
tee who will work during the
summer includes Mrs. Harvey
Crull, Armada; Ruth Phillips.
Memphis; Wanita Hoke, Al
mont; and Mrs. Estes OF New
Haven.
The reading committee made
its recommendations for books
TO be used in the coming year
in the county's rural schools.
Members of this committee are
Mrs. Elgin Quick, Richmond;
Mrs. Ray Soeia, New Baltimore;