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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

ROOSEVELT HoTEL-SUBLET UNUSUAL
ly attractive living rm.. bedrm.. twin beds,
bath. dinette kit. one month only, Sl25.
Call between and : pm, Decatur Os0O'
1917 KENYON NW-DESIRABLE RMS,
kitchen. private bath, front apt. elec. re-
frigeratloA, heat. elec., gas; S60; Eentiles.
i;.S la;S .nI1 IRVING ST NwmoNE .,oins ,I',SI: RM
preferred; no children; reasonable.
kitchen. semi-private bath: utilities incl;
empl. gentle adults. ia. 1885.
CoNGENIAL YOUNG COUPLE TO SHARE
nicely Iurn. home; all PRIVILEGES; 47l0 2?nd
st. n, Arl. Glebe 1920 after 8.
GENTLE GIRL TO SHARE 1-RM., KIT.
bath apt; with / other, S25 mo: Within
walking distance OF downtown. NO. 4l20.
17ol 10th, ST. NV. APT. 74s-GIRL
share share completely furnished apt. with others.
: rooms twin beds, pvt. bath. pvt. entrance
maid service. telephone; excel trans Gail
co o!f5 after pm.
NEAR SOLDIERS, HOME. ,.,:l7 LIST ST.
bath and porch, utilities furn. $50 for .,
500 for 3: adults North 9343
ENTIRE End FLOOR PRIVATE EN-
trance. rms. b.. large porch. grounds;
delishtflly quiet and homehke; $40 mo
SH 1895
1905 BELMONT ST. NV large room.
KIT. sink. Frisidaire. gas elec.: couple;
Sl0 week
DOWNTOWN. ll43 18th NW-l-RM
basement apt; gas. liahts, everything fur
nished; S:;5. RE. 1914 2l'
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY AFT. HOTEL. goth
and SIS ;w.--Fireproof: A. A. A: one
room kit. dinette. pvt. bath: ! or per-
sons; day week; Frisidaire: fun service;
nicely furnished; no Gals or doxs MA. 6425.
1903 PERRY PL NV BASEMENT
apt. " rooms and kitchen. for :. empl.
persons: OF 14th ST. line. AID. 41'.3.
CONN AVE. Mr. wARDMAN-YOUNG
man Will share , rooms. kitchen. foyer
with " young men or couple; sentiles. CO.
hmbls 51dl. A. pm.
GEORGETOWN! ROOMS. KITCHEN
and ath newly decorated: Ss5 mo Q
months lease; call after $50 pm. NO.
10I5.
Mr.. 18th AND KALORAMA RID NV
Lovely NV -bedrm.. spacious bedrm.. dining
rm.. xii combined. modern new Electrolux.
tile bath. on lre. Ions hall. > closets; $40
complete. Hobart 149S
:, RMS K, B., S55: 3 RMS. SOS.
H609 23nd st. n.e.-rfamlly house:
porch lease required Phone MI 129s.
LARGE RM AND x. SIS.
PIG o 81. AVID bath; free phone;
pvt. home: easy transportation; refg.
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Continued.

| 40 10th ST Wv. former Lesation build
ing-Single room for lady: on bus stop;
comfortably furnished. Sem!-prlvate bath:
nlann cfice nriNllepp
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VACANT

70 see This attractive home Fur,her in
DGfi,en -oi ,Ion snq appointment, call Mr. LONc;
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10th & MONROE SITS NV
DOLLAR-FOR-DOLLAR
CLOSE-IN BARGAIN

ton shPT' P,, blocks do6: from dirsc rranspo-ta-
porch entire width o. home IIn-z LsrFs Gpsq Ta.7
.lsJ,Gepo vsr6ep sun porch overlooking besu',fur
nSos. zen, .-csL RaTsse This home Is in a
Call Mr., Shearer. ME. 1919
] WFSI E-v pr-c1IAN..,.
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S9.5O0.

s-room nome, choice Chevy Chase n CO
tocatlon. bedrooms. . baths on md floor:
large living room sun parlor dining room
ana kitchen on LIST floor: conveniently To-
Cateo 10 transportation and schonls. oil
Hot-Water neat, garage, wide deep lot:
E.o"n oy appointment EN- $3.50 ewes
I'm IN fl5o. F. A. TWEED co 55O4
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So; Exceptional VALUE
rear WOODROW Wilson High School m
,ovely ianoscaped lot large 6roor d.
Iacheo nome Call Mr. Burr MlchiRsn 6nta
PAUL P. STONE,
Reslfor o1D.,.,,
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

= ROOMS FURNISHED, 1st FLOOR. PRI-
vate entrance, Semi-private bath; adults;
$40. CHI. 31s5 or CHI. b1S1.
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THE FINEST CORNER HOME IN THE
NV. section of Washington for the money;
must be seen to be appreciated For price,
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PETWORTH-JUST YEARS OLD AND
in excellent condition: really wel-bult
ton room with fireplace: convenient %
schools, stores and transportation; This
mouse is really standout value. Call
Mr. Fisher al BEITZELLS S for appoint
ment. DI 81 90 QII aGnl
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

CALVERT ST NV, 1900 BLOCK.
il rms, 2 baths; arranged for apts.
I kitchens, refrigerators; rented for
$3.50 per month; real BARGAIN for
Sl0000, on reasonable terms. WAPLE IL
.IAMES INC DI 234G
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1854 MORSE ST NE.

AVAILABLE DEC ]
rooms. kitchens, l tn. incloSed
porch So 50
A D TORRF REALTY co,
1925 North Capitol S.. HO. ZOO
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S7,950-NEAR 2Oth AND KALORAMA
road-Detached brick. Groom and bath
home needs some decorating; rented at
$50 monthly. home or investment
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO Ma. O352
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OPEN TONIGHT s TO Q
438 DELAEIEID PI NV

Ai'ractlve Colonial brlck. rooms ba-r
poicAt :. etc. conV- 10 stores, schools ard
Transportation; newly recond onlv Se o5n
on terms immediate possession,
Leo M. Bernstein & Co., ME. Sam.
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pTANOS-Suick cash for grands, spinet'
and small uprights OF any make and IN
amy condition We also take pianos IL
trade on radios washers. ironerS, se~!ns Caf
mschines electric refrigeratorS. etc Cal
EepubIc 500 The Piano Shop, 1Ol5 'tn
OPEN EVENINGS
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1911 A ST. S.E.-S7.95O-6 ROOMS AND
sun parlor, > bat tbs. oil heat. weather.
stripped and insula ed. garage: IN Al
condition; l blk. from Eastern Hish
School: can be used as 2-family house.
| Seen after ; ON AT O65S
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S5,450.

NEAR 18th AND PA. AVE. Sc.
Bargain. semi-detsched brick. rooms
bath, basement 2-car saraee. front and
MA l43s REALTY ASSOCIATES, ex-
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S9,55O-NEW, FULLY DETACHED. CEN
ter-entrance. all-brick. Silver Spring sec
tion: large rooms, 2 baths. breakfast
room; modern in every detail; just COM
pleted. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO. MA. 0352.
s ROOMS, STONE. la BATHS; IDEAL
for doctor; $3.50; $500 cash. 600 Ridge
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HOUSES UNEURNIShEp.

3lt? WEsTOvER DRIVE Sc OFF 3Ist
slId Pa. ave rooms - Da his. bUilt-lu
garage large recreation room: Will rent
reasonable 10 rlght party. Call TR. 27!".
NEW DETACHED BRICK. Il ROOMS. =
paths, recreation room and lavatOry. OF!
heal, near Ism and Michigan ave n
loo mo. Can Mr. FILIPPO. Ma. I43s.
Really ASSOCIATES
CHEVY CHASE, D. Ct RMS. B, MAID S
room so. Capitol Height. Md 5 rms.
b. 80 FULTON r GORDON. owner,
I4-' Eve S. Dl. 80. Once also open
: 10 " pm
CHEVY CHASE. D. {. 3a2s LIVINGSTON
st.-LarRe, detached. center-hau home.
consisting OF = rooms. - baths. lear ga
rage, automatic heat lovey grounds. lot
6uXl DO: immediate possession Sl5u IN
SPECT1ON BY PERMIT ONLY. LINKINS
CO. To-! II 81. NV
4l!0 PERRY ST NE, BRENTWOOD MD.
, o-room bungalow. ami, conveniently
located no. OWNER WA 3562
AND = RMS. KIT. AND BATH. HEAT
hight. water. Wash. Cabin Homes. pa miles
south Of Alex. on Richmond hswy.
IA 218a
AL" HARRISON ST NW.-S55
Unusual value. modern f-room brick
house. semI-de; scheG- from and rear
DorcheS large rear yard. Will rent only
TO small, vell-~ccommenoed adult family
NAV lake l child.
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SAUL'S ADDITION

nn-AttTactIve detached home. 'v,.
on AfksnSsS ave, conrsirIne S room.
"a ~ oeofoomSI oil heat LOT nearly ~
i-esS sSIoe' coSlhs estate. Ewes. phone TE
L. T. GRAVATTE,
- I9IE Pea4rOr
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S34 VARNUM ST. NV, - SEMI-pE-
tached bedrooms. bath. oil heat; 2-car
garage: near stores. cars. schools: substan-
tlal cash for quick sale RA. 1900. GE Abs
GOING FAST, ACT QUICK! SMALL
cash payment monthly payments like rent
Located in Fort Davis Park overlooking
city, convenient 10 Navy Yard and on direct
route to downtown Six rooms and bath
with paneled recreation room. oil heat
tached on nice lots. Call Mr. Loveless.
District 300. with BETHEL. or Trinidad
1888 after & pm
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TOWN HOUSE Sig 5nn

f!!ce Itoucec FOR QUICK sale Vs-v a,
ad'.LNe o-oedroom 3-Dath house in n,
ol ne most convenient downtown ioc.
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Mr.. MINI. AVE.-6 LARGE ROOMS. Is-
it. streamlined kit, recreation room, attic.
auto. heat: deep lot, overlooking city,
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Must sell almost new 5-room br,cs bunga-
low. attic. ssraee larse To- with beaurifu.
shIubbeTy sno summer house; real home
Call Glebe 1896 ill q pm
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RARE BARGAIN FOR SOME ONE! BRAND
new. semi-det. 5-rm. and bath brick
home in Lynhaven: large fenced rear yard
for kiddies playground. full basement,
ideal for recr. room; oil air coud.: laundry
trays, etc. Only Is Minis from downtown
WASHINGTON. 2ia miles from new Navy
and War Bldgs Offered at only S5,450:
terms, $500 cash, including all settlement
etc J WESLEY BUCHANAN TIE $500
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BOSS 4 PHELPS, Ma. 1900
ROOMING HOUSE

rontts5prii-So ~, ,hWtS. loca ION. semi-detsrhsh
Tea' sLhihe u GOOD SIZED rooms, oil h " :.
Call Mr. Goidiar6 "''Ie occupancy.
90. ELIOT MIDDLETON
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SILVER SPRING.
OWNER TRANSFERRED,

Attractive new brick bungalow locat
in restricted new SUBDIVISION Conv.
schools, stores. tranSp, H A approv'
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Sc 75O-TERMS

This lovely Colonial brick home is an
oustand!ns value. located in choice Chevy
Chase ID c. location. near transportation
and schools. e large rooms. 3 bedrooms. =
tile baths insulated. center entrance.
screened porch of living room. recreation
loom with fireplace Of! ar conditioned
buIlt-in garsRe Shown by Appointment
EN-. $50, ewes. En- 1l55. r A. TWEED
CO 55n4 Conn ave
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REPOSSESSED
opposite Chevy Chase Club.
S102S m

First-noor bedroom uIrb 1ar.tor- -
toHet large living room dln'ng rcc,
eeoesklsst ena room ana kitchen on seC-nd
noGl oeorooms and bath msld-s rc~ N
ue acneo gsrsse large lo' vr- IA, r.
SS.apsd. SOME REPAIRS WILL BE v-.Fs-
.nr' ~! immediate possession is oTe-d
1900 until 8 m. ''oh can IA.
PHILLIPS & CANDY, INC.
Pea
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10

THIS SMART "wear-evsry-
where" dress uses springs favor
ite details with magically slen-
derixing effect. The deep neck
lire. bodice gathers (for correct
bust fit) and elonsating panels
al subtract pounds from large
figures. Back-fastened side-belts
keep the waist 3 m o o h. silk
print, fiat crepe, spun rayon are
good choices.
Pattern No. 0o36 II designed
In even si1es 80 10 81. Size %.
short sleeves. ~ yards 3e-inch
material without nsp.
For this attractive pattern,
send &c In coin, your name, 3D.
dress, pattern number end sine
% Tho Daily Monitor Today's
Pattern Services, 100 tn Avenue,
New York, N. Y.
Create Q whole new wardrobe
from Tie lovely. individual styles
IN our New Spring Fashion
Book.
Psttsrn 1Sc Pattern Book l0c
One Pattern and Pattern Book
ordered toosthse 3Sc.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10
New Books
at the Library

Walt Disney'sT Fantasia, by
Deems Taylor.
North of Singapore, by Car
veth Wells.
Books Alive, by Vincent Star
rett.
The Caribbean Danger, by j.
Fred Rippy.
Quick Service, by p. G. Wode-
house.
Valley Of the Sun, by Clarence
Burlington Kelland.
The Secret Front, by Paul
Calico.
My Name Is Abram, by Will
liam Saroyan.
They Come and They Go, by
Venetia Saville.
Yankee Caballero, by William
N. Merryman.
Yankee Caballero, by William
N. Merryman.
Thirty Acres, by Ringuet.
For Us the Living, by Bruce
Lancaster.
Westward the Tide, by Harold
Sinclair.
High Frontier, by Leland ia
mieson.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10
Mrs. Fenton Wins ]
in Yesterdays Stag

MRS. GEORGE ". JOHN. Ia
South Gratiot avenue, won q
blue ribbon at the Michigan Hor-
ticultural Society's annual Flow
or Show In Detroit yesterday for
her entry Of . wall-pocket filled
with dried material she brought
with her from Florida recently.
Mrs. Walter G. Fenton was
awarded Z red ribbon, or second
prize. for her entry In the inter
city contest. She used calla lilies
In IN oval crystal bowl placed On
. mirror.
Mrs. Johns wall-poeket was
arranged In . standard container
provided for the contest and she
filled Il with COCOA buds and
sprays Of malalucca.
This years. Flower Show,
which continues through Satur-
day evening In Convention Hall,
Detroit, Il attracting the largest
crowds In the history Of the 90
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10
Child Study Group | Elects
MRS. AS. Levine President

charge Of MrS. verle Ryon, and
was suggestions and descriptions
Of places In and around Detroit
for family excursions now that
Spring has come.
Among the places she de-
scribed, and gave information on
tours 70, were . number Of De-
troit spots: Penobscot and Bar
lum observation towers, from
which spendid views o the city
and Canada may be seen; Belle
Isle. Detroit Institute Of Arts.
public. library and Children's
Museum; Russell Alger House In
Crosse Pointe; Parke Davis com.
pony, Water Works Park, con-
Quoted tours Of J. L. Hudson
company, Chrysler corporation,
Ford Motor company, Detroit
Times, News and Free Press
Newspaper plants. and WWJ
radio station, Shrine Of the Lit
tie Flower In Royal Oak and
the Royal Oak Geological Park,
and many Of the beautiful
churches Of the city, and Christ
Church. Cranbrook, Kingswood
end Cranbrook schools in Bloom
field Hills.
She also explained the trips
to Windsor and Walkerville
across the international line;
motor trips to Crosse lie and
the Irish Hills. and boat trips,
including jaunts to Put-In-Bay,
Bob-Lo and Isle Royale, as well
al longer and more ambitious
ones.
Mrs. Ryon. gave the times at
which the various spots Of inter-
est could be visited, as well as
the approximate cost Of each
trip, and exhibited folders and
description material on many OF
them.
Refreshments were served by
MrS. Ward, Mrs. Wallace b.
MacLachlan, and Mrs. G.. DON
aid Smith.
The next meeting, on April %,
is to be guest night, when DR..
Olsen of the University of Mich
igan, q well-known speaker, will
appear on the program. His SUBJ
ject will be Behavior Prob
lens" The place Of the meeting
will be announced later.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10
FEC Girls Club Plan.
Merchandise Party

sZEC GIRLS CLUB met last
evening at the home OF Elfrieda
Carl. Moross avenue. Plans were
made for q merchandise party on
Saturday, May 8. Mrs. Hazen
VOORHEES, Is general chairman OF
the event, and will be assisted by
Gladys Bobcean and Mrs. Will
liam Babe.
Following the business meet
ing, X members played bridge,
with prizes going to Mrs. George
Sheridan, Mrs. Norman Teichow.
Mrs. Erwin Egle and Irene
Holtz.
The next meeting will be held
on April %.
SILVER LINING CIRCLE of
Kings Daughters will meet on
Wednesday. April Is, instead Of
the usual Tuesday. Mrs. Clar-
ence Wilson, rs Lodewyck ave-
nue. will be hostess at 1870
o'clock.
SUPT. L. w. FAST Is In Lam
sing today attending . meeting
Of school superintendent and
school board members, who are
considering the proposed bills
on education before the legisla-
ture.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10
Mrs GEORGE W. John Takes Blue Ribbon at Detroit Flower
Mrs. Carney Presides
at Silver Cross

MRS. FRANK CARNEY, vice.
president presided at the meet
ing Of Silver Gross Circle yester-
day, In the absence Of the leader,
Mrs. M. Schalm.
Plans were begun for . chop
suey dinner to be held at the
Kings Daughters Home Wednes-
day, May IL. Mrs. Carney d
chairman of arrangements and
will be assisted by Mrs. Thomas
Moore and Mrs. Lloyd Lewis.
The next regular meeting will
be held on Wednesday. April q,
at q place to be announced later,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10
FEC Mission Society to Give
Public Merchandise Party

church parlors at eight o'clock.
The public Is invited to this
event.
Mrs. Albert Gleflke, Mrs. Wal
ter Kandt, Mrs. Emma Sonnen-
burg and Mrs. Minnie Holbrook
are in charge Of arrangements.
On April 20, two divisions o.
the Mission society headed by
Mrs. Glefke and Mrs. c. E. Will
lert will sponsor q gas cooking
demonstration In cooperation
with the ,ConsumerpsPo wer, In
the church basement It two
o'clock. The public is also In
vited to attend this event.
The society will serve Easter
Sunday breakfast IN the church
parlors between the two Easter
services to the choir and council
men on Sunday. ~
In the absence Of Mrk Glefke,
president, Mrs. N. L. Hall, vice.
president, conducted the meet
ing yesterday. Devotions were in
charge of Mrs. Charles Stark, as
sisted by Mrs. Emma Kramer.
Mrs. Ernest Miller discussed the
topic. MY Church In Such .
Time"
Hostesses for the afternoon
were Mrs. Kramer, Mrs. william
Frendt and Mrs. Minnie Frendt.
The next regular meeting will
be held on Wednesday, May IL.
MRS. GEORGE PNGEL and
Mrs. A. w. Heine won high score
at the regular Tuesday evening
tournament bridge held at the
home Of Mrs. James Erskine.
Cass avenue.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10
MCHSHi-YPIans
Dance April Is

The Hi-Y Club of Mount
Clemens High school will spon-
sor q "Y-Dance" on Friday,
April 10, from eight to IL
o'clock in the girls gymnasium.
The dance will be q skirt and
sweater affair.
Jerry Charbeneau IL the gen.
eral chairman and Is assisted by
the following committees: Tick
cts, Harold Krauseneck. Arnold
Breiling, Harry Kracht and Bob
Nank; decorations, Dick Guilpin
and Bob Gasow; chaperones,
Jim Krauseneck and Tom Dom
ALLISON, and the publicity Is ham
died by Bob Goldsmith.
Music will be furnished by
the music departments phono-
graph.
MIR. AND MRS. TED LEON
ARDSON, Miss Helena Mar
quardt and Miss Irene Crawford
will leave tomorrow for q motor
trip. They will 60 by way of
Niagara Falls to New York and
Washington, coming HON e
through Pennsylvania. They will
be away about ten days.
.
MRS. JAMES ERSKINE con-
Quoted the Great Lakes Club
bridge tournament at the Bel
crest in Detroit Tuesday eve
ming.
MIR. AND MRS. NICHOLAS
PORTE of Armada are the par
Of q son, born yesterday after
noon in st. Joseph's hospital.
MRS. CLARENCE BRETT
MEYER entertained her bowling
team at dinner at Gordon's Grill
last evening.
MIR. AND MRS. FREDERICK
MCKAY will be Easter Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
T. Cross, Euclid avenue.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10
. WE THE WOMEN .
Older Woman is Swell Person
if She Puts Youngsters at Ease

and she'll 60 10 bat for the ab-
sentee person who u getting q
going over from his friends.
OF courDe she won't do Il In .
prissy,' always say good about
everybody" sort Of way. She'll
just seebecause she Il Z ma
ture, intelligent adult-that the
person under discussion has
something on his side, and when
she points II out, she'll b able
to do II In . way that WON'T make
the others feel they are heels.
She knows what b going on in
the world-and Y % vitality in
terested In, today end IL head
lines, abe isp't tempted to talk
about IL past.
SHE MAKES YOU y
FEEL Al xASE
She hos the happy gift Of
knowing how 70 make you feel
that youto Z pretty nice sort Of
person youEsslf.
She ac6 her go. That 4, slhe
lives ~ - pour expectations u
what 9 pog4on g hH 40 should
u. g. 49, cnrolesoness.
tsmpeE Joa1UnGvs pnsDs9iveneo
70 thoeo yoe1nG og,oaeh - b ex.
cs,sed 4br - 1nnlt.
She ea)oVD ~. 8hs kpows
the ways @ ~ wugId-but, n
,pite a - f1ul1A - ukes r.
ThosG 0lnos NJ pestty trss,
aren't 1AeG 6 ~ uhlts-halrU1
ffi1od Av6om - ~, '.Shs'o 3
perssecly sweq peEssa"i
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10
Rural Teachers Hold
Zone c Meeting

THE APRIL MEETING Of
Zone c Of Macomb County
Rural Teachers Association was
held In Disco q The home Of II.
Switxer. Hosts were Floyd Ebel-
Inc. Nrs. Reba McDovell and
Miss Ruth Phillips.
Plans were made for Tie group
10 hold eighth srad6 graduation
In May. Il was decided b divide
the group and have two exsr.
cises, one q Davis and tn other
q Disco.
The annual Spring lensle Hss-
tival will Be held n Aomeo On
Wednesday. April 30, q eight
o'clock. Mr.. Jewell will practice
with the children On the aftsF-
Moons Of April ~ and .,
The last meeting Of ZonA e
for the year will Be picnic q
Camp Rotary On Tuesday. Nay
8. Zone p win be guests for this
meeting.
WILLIAM MOELLER win
entertain q . family dinner %
the Concord Club On RASTER
Sunday. III 6ueGts viii b Mrs.
Paul J. ua1rich I'D. family, IN
cls,flin9 ". Mn Iohn r.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10

MRS. A. s. LEVINE was
elected president Of Child Study
Group One last evening, ut the
meeting held at the home OF Mrs.
C. A. Ward, Washington avenue.
Other new officers are Mrs.
Thomas Place, vice-president;
Mrs. Frank A. VanDusen, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Law
renee Blades. corresponding Sec
rotary; and Mrs. Robert Beal.
treasurer.
These officers will take office
next September.
The program for the evening.
called Lets Go Places" was IN
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10
Games Party
to Benefit Hospital

ST. JOSEPHS SANITARIUM
lobby will be the scene Of post
Lenten gam es party next
Wednesday evening. beginning
at $50 o'clock, to benefit the
new nursery wing at the hos
pital.
Tickets for the event may be
obtained from the student
nurses, or in the lobby Of the
hospital and sanitarium.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10

Birthday

In threes called the trinitiss. The first
sign OF the trinity n it, head. ~ nature
axes from her winter sleep. % ooes
this season fittingly represent the awck-
en.ng Of Mans mind. The sign OF Areees
or the Ram. b at the head Of The M
.slleeta.l trinity: Ari:: people ar. ere c M
They excel In mathematics. and sre
fond Of music. order. harmony: hehs md
air, They often appear obgtinates ovs
II convinced By reason. they readily
yield. Consequently they do not woek
wei under another persona direcoo0e
They naturally assume Ieedershfp ana
be 1t the head Of affairs. They have
no wever Q keen sense Of Justice and this
ms,kes them very fatr-mindsd.
Mrs. Russell Salot, April 8.
Howard Hingel, April !.
Emma Helser, April ;.
Albert Sears, April 8.
Lena Carl, April !.
Mrs. Paul Siewert, March 81.
Marion Gersh, April ;.
Harry Z. Tayler, April ..
Robert Coulon, April 8.
Mary Gerkey, April Z.
Mrs. Louis Blank, April 3.
Mrs. Arthur Allor, April 3.
Paula Englund, April -.
Mrs. Louis Wolf, April %.
Mrs. Herman Sorenson, April
Mrs. John Ullrich, April J.
Mrs. C. G. Niemetta, April ;,
Wayne Adair, ST., April IL.
Mrs. Frank Schinkai, April IL.
Elmer Beck, April 10.
Elsie Klockow, April 20.
Alvin Wormsbacker, April 4
Paul BARLEY, April 8.
Eleanor Engelman, April IL.
Rev. @. A. Merifield, March
%.
Kenneth r. Job, April 3.
August Duckert, April i.
MrM Carl Stating, April :.
Mrs. ClaIsnce Spler, April j
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frank RslsAl 80 Apell ~
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William +. Kelly. ArfiI N.
Alfred Tucker. yr., ADRit -
John Merrill, March 10.
Martha Beyeriein, March -
Alex Blsck, March q.
Louis Leesch. March 81.
Frank Thoel, March 81.
Louis Stadler, March -.
David Van Wallaee, March %
Rsva Teller, March 81.
yehn Bannew, March 10.
Rodney Van uollenbeS9
March -.
Denald i. Parent March ~
loan Alate k4Wuy lenRsA D..
PA1ll1e Luchtusan. March 10
Yfsd Van Hellenbsek. 1Garol
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william KesAlsr, llafsA u.
Wanda Jones, April q.
lean Jones, April u.
Mary Ann Jeakins, April 3.
Christine kivards New Da1t
lners, April {.
Darloqp Dgomet, April ..
Lsfst6 1lvar1, New IN
mefS, April 10
krneGt Rivatd, New DaltC
msse, April 10.
Walter Bushey, Nav Dal6
mere, April -. y W.
Mrs. Leanea Jeues, April a.
Mrs. Jehn W. Miller, Ap9l1 -
Henry Aloritx, April II.
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know.
She u capable and sslf.esans-
ID. Therois no mouss-liks timid-
ity about her. She knows ho4
own mind and ne knows her
own worth.
KNOWN rOB ukH
She he's Z kind heart. That
sounds old-fashioned, but Il r
the most important thing shout
ohie older Wumon who finds e
cay 70 makG 6iendD sH6eng per-
sons Of I'll sges. She int catty
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10

THE MISSION SOCIETY of
Zion Evangelical church yester-
day afternoon completed plans
for q merchandise party to be
held Tuesday, April IS, In the
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10
ny RUTH MILLET

PICK OUT any white-haired
woman Of your acquaintance
who IL regarded as Q swell per-
son by much younger people and
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10

not n % ! q
Mrs. So-and-so,
and you'll find
most Of these
things are true
Of her:
She's good 70
look 1t. The
years have soft
ened. rath e r
than hardened
her face. And
sl1e dresse .
carefully an d
lsunartly. T h Q
chances are she
h better groom
ID than q n y
woman Of %
YOU haupen 70