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Evening star., 1941-10-19

from 13 Eastern States and the
District of Columbia. The programs
are planned so that they are of
interest to public high schools,
private commercial colleges and
colleges and universities that have
commercial departments.
For the second time in As years,
the association has elected woman
president-Miss Sadie L. Ziegler,
executive secretary, Rider College,
Trenton, N. j.
Local commercial school officials
and teachers active in promoting
the welfare of this convention are:
e. S. Donoho, president of Strayer
College of Washington, D. c.. and
Baltimore. general chairman: E. G.
Purvis. vice president of Straver
college, Washington, publicity
chairman, assisted by Howard L.
Bradley. executive secretary, Bal
timore Y. M C. A. Schools; Miss
Alice Wakefield, vocational coun-
selor at Strayer College. chairman
of the Hospitality Committee; L. E.
Smith. director of admissions at
Strayer College. membership chair
man for the District.
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Commercial Teachers
Lay Convention Plans

Officers and committee chairmen,
representing approximately 5000
commercial teachers, are now max
ing plans for the 45th annual con-
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of common law marriages will be
given attention in the discussions,
as we'll as the functions of the &C.
clesiastical courts in trials of mat
rimonial cases.
The Pipe and Pen Society of the
university has elected the following
officers: Edward Butler of Salem,
Mass, president; William Byrne OF
West Englewood, N. j., vice presi-
dent; Francis Murphy of Bristol,
Conn. secretary. and Dennis Mad
den of Warren, Ohio, treasurer. The
society will publish new magazine,
Vision, with the first issue expected
to be ready early next month.
Evening star., 1941-10-19

tional facilities of Washington will
be utilized to their fullest extent.
According to present plans, DR..
Cramer will give weekly evening lee
lures to all students. He recently
came to Washington from Colum-
bia University and is a fellow OF
the American Philosophical Society
living here obtaining material for a
book, History of Parliamentary
Governments"
Miss Geither and Miss Zentmyer
both attended Columbia University
and assumed their new positions last
month. Miss Zentmyer recently re-
turned from a years study in
France. receiving the diplome
d'etudes franchises at the Sorbonns
University of Paris.
Evening star., 1941-10-19

women to milk its cows and goats,
and before they left had contrived
hearty meal for all.
Within the next three hours, they
had rolled down an embankment
and taken refuge in a sewer to es-
cape the severest bombing that had
been their lot.
Managed to Get to England.
May % they reached an empty,
bewildered Paris after further ad-
ventures on train they managed
to board after they had been given
a lift with two others in the car of
a French priest.
AS the last English transport had
by that time left France, one of the
further miracles of the expedition
was that they managed to obtain
passage from France to England.
How they did this, Mrs. Benson de-
clared, is a secret that cannot be
divulged until the war is over.
During their flight across France
and the English Channel, they
skirted one danger to find others
menacing them, but managed to
escape harm. Amazingly enough.
too, on their return to Waterloo
Station, they managed to bring back
to London. not only official gas
masks with which they had started,
but their little overnight bags. The
latter, however, had long since been
emptied of practically every per-
sonal possession.
Mrs. Benson'S maiden name was
Leslie Foster. She was born at Lake
Forest. Ill, and attended the Dobbs
Ferry School as a girl.
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Homecoming Program
AtG. W. Announced:
Will Last Five DAYS
Dean tombstone to Give
Lecture on 'Jopon's
New Order

Plans for the l941 homecomin.
celebration at George Washington
University from October 20 to No
vember 2, inclusive, were announced
this week by Lester A Smith
alumni secretary.
The homecoming program vii
begin with a lecture by Dean Viii.
liam Crane Johnstone on Japan!
New Order" October 30 an open
air rally will be held on Lisnel
Terrace, to be followed by a parade
to the smoker rally at the Willard
Hotel.
Alumni registration will take
place October 81. Tours of the
campus will be conducted several
times during the day, and on the
same afternoon a tea will be given
In honor of the Homecoming sweet
heart candidates.
A football game with Clemson
College will be played Friday eve
ming at Griffith Stadium.
Clemson Team to Be Guests Here
The Clemson team and its fol-
lowers will remain over the Hal
loWeen holiday as guests of the
alumni and will be taken on sight
seeing trips and entertained in other
ways.
A horse show, sponsored by the
George Washington Riding Club,
will feature the afternoon of No
vember l. The homecoming ball
and the annual dinner of the George
Washington Law Association will be
held at the MayfloWer Hotel the
same evening.
This year the law association
again plans to take contributions
for the law scholarship fund out of
profits from the dinner. All re-
ceipts from the sale of tickets above
expenses will be added to the law
scholarship fund, from which
worthy students enrolled in the law
school may receive financial as
sistance.
The response to the dinner last
year resulted in the creation of a
scholarship fund amounting to S377,
which Is now available to aid law
students
Two Graduates to Be HOnored.
Two graduates of the law school,
Conway P. Coe, commissioner of
patents, and Lloyd H. Sutton, re-
firing chairman of the patents and
trademark section of the Ameri-
can Bar Association, will be hon.
ored this year at the dinner
To recognize certain currently i'm
portant achievements by industry,
which are the result of research
and invention in the patent law
field. the law association will have
present as honored guests at the
dinner Lawrence D. Bell, president
of Bell Aircraft Corp; Lester A.
Moehring, controller of the Chrys-
Ter Corp, and Milton Tibbets, vice
president and patent counsel of
Packard Motor Car Co. Harry H.
Semmes is president of the law
association.
The homecoming celebration will
close November 2. Mortar Board,
women's senior honorary organiza-
ton at the university, will hold
breakfast for alumni, and teas will
be given by various campus clubs
during the afternoon.
Evening star., 1941-10-19

vention of the
Eastern c M
mercial Teach
ers' Associa ton.
~ n i t Plan
ming in Busi-
ness Education"
has been chosen
as the theme of
the 1912 con-
vention in Bal
i'm ore, M d.,
April l to 4. at
the Lord Balti-
more Hotel.
M e m b e rship
for this conven-
tion is enrolled
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Stenofype Institute

Albee Building National s33n
which has stood the test of time.
Day School, complete Secretarial
v classes October 2S.
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Heads Music Studios

Mrs. Mildred Ackert Waugh. for
nnerly with the Columbia School of
Music, has been named director of
the Homer L. Kilt Music Studios. it
was announced yesterday. A Wash
ingtonian. Mrs. Waugh's experience
includes music education work for
the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28

RESTAURANT for sale. rent cheap. Ap.
ply 5000 Buchanan
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fAEIERN LEANERs-Tailors ssi East
NoNicheis. s0t East state Fair. Town
efnd E-7aTa.
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Housekeeping Rooms

CANTON. 1733-Clean housekeeping and
sleeping rooms. $3.50 up. Telephone
service.
FOREST, WEST, SO Woodward Com
Portable large front, kitchenette; every
thing furnished. $3.50.
HARMON, los Woodward l--Attrsctively
furnished room; kitchen privileges. ~.
apartment ~ 4
JOSEPH CAMPAU. 72f-Large house
keeping room. kitchen, bath private en-
trance telephone; So
MCCLELLAN, 171f (between Jefferson
RerchevaD Large front room; transpor-
tation. LEnox 1912.
MCMILLAN, ei52-Two private basement
-ec,rrs--v--ytft,rs
Transportation.
MEDBURY, 2f0 (Chene) - Four rooms;
clean Convenient transportation. Cir
culstor heat; S27.00.
WOODLAND, 3is (John 1.-Two clean.
kitchenette, porch, quiet home, adults
Townsend 5-5407.
WOODLAND, 316 tJohn R.l-Two clean,
kitchenette; porch, quiet home; adults.
Townsend 5-5407.
WOODLAND, 1917 Acknowledgment
Large front; studio or bed. also single
CoLoRED : Milwaukee (near aRusselD !;
two-room; kitchenette; furnished. unfur-
nished: 81. Temple 1-125o.
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Building Propositions
Property Management
New Houses For Sale

COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE
SELDOM q JOHNSON, INC. 4 OFFICES
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A MEDIUM size brick for average family.
Real buy. 15247 Troester.
BE UP-To-DATE. Tri-Level homes have
full-size rooms, bedrooms Only
SO, $50. Model at 1880 Wendell, just south
OF Eeorse road, blocks west OF Pelham.
HOUSEMAN- SPITZLEY CORP
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Business Property for Sale

wy ANDOT-TE. MICHIGAN. stores and
apartments on Main Business Street,
near industrial center. Call VTnswood
2-22is Wyandotie savings Bank
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Summer Cottages for Sale

COTTAGES hunt complete. 24xap. only
trra; IN 6EyE uhTyI designs. Free liter
htsfrv. Hrir. 71fz cfafrm0unr. rY. 5-sz{0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28

All you need Is S50--s-room garage home
IS with gas, electric ana wen water Fun
price only $3.50. Nine-Mile section. 256OO
=. Jefferson, near l0-Mi. Rd., or 24700
Hsrper
ATTRACTIVE 5 rms. tile bath, base. $40
mo-. $3.50 down. ei0i Meyers. Ho.
1905
BIRWooD. 13500-7 large rms, ? baths;
50-ft. cor. trees; $3.50. Owner. no. seis.
cOMsTOCK, 6is4, near Mt. Eliott)-5
rooms. garage; x2l month
DEARBORN, 1850 Monroe-6 rooms, 3
bedrooms, II. A. furnace fine lot 50x
$50. paving paid; only 50. $50.
ELSA REALTY AND INVESTMENT
COMPANY
G21z- Fort St-W--pf te~oed- f-f4ee
GRATIOT Corners section Five rooms:
sun. recreation room garage. side drive
SO. 500. S100 down. owner, Pingree T2l5.
HOLcoMB- GRATIoT-El Eight rooms. beau
tlfuily reconditioned; steam. MUST
sACRfFICEl So 600. 1892 Chene.
HOOVER, SOUTH or NINE-M1LE ROAD
New . rooms and bathroom. unfinished in
side; city water, gas and electric available.
SIZE MODEL LOT 40x127: total price
$3.50. Si25 down and move in. balance
IRWIN. KIGHT h HINES, INC.
22ii5 Van Dyke sLocum 30
MARCUS, near Van DYKE rooms. Md
ern, $500. terms must sell leaving
city. Lafayette 5e45 =
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SeADA0 REAL ESTATE CORNER ed(nN3
sAE99sA EOR RENT FOR SALE aaaG79aA


50. 500 restriction-F. X. A. lots, lOxi2O,
$3.50. Lincoln Park. 20 houses building.
KEENAN,. Cadillac 57i3, Temple 1-7707.> /,
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a swING.wAY BED
ADllnTIsING DISPLAYS

NkKE BEDROOM look IKE hvingroom
guaranteed inacrspr.ng mattress IS Is.
Sash Nsss
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Real Estate to Exchange
Lake and River Property for Sale

LOTS Some low as 500, IS. 81 week.
Lakes. Elizabeth Carroll, Pleasant, Dol
lar. Cody. Sears. Wolverine and White
Lake, Owner. 1890 Jos campau.
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Business Places for Rent
Offices, DESK Room for Rent

BEAUTY sHOPPE, next 10 barber shop:
rent reasonable. 2s2s McGraw, rear.
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Houses for Sale
(West of WoodUdrd)

DEARBORN-3O24 Roulo; s-room single.
hot water heat 81 LA. terms. Marion
Matuszewsh. 1917 Michigan.
FAIRFIELD, north Of McNichols Rd-only
Ss,g5d.O0 SIX large rooms, sunroom.
breakfast nook, stall shower. soft. lot.
Scar brick garage. S1i. 800 value Widow
must sell Immediately Tn. 1900,
ROYAL OAK-5 rooms and bath ana
utility room, oil heat lot s0x275: near
II Vile Road ard W0odWafd. 81, 525.
Judson Bradway Company. RA. e7O0.
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Vacant Lots for Sale

DEARBORN Lots, paved streets. $500.
MICHAEL KoRTE, 1858 Michigan.
Oregon $685..
DEARBORN IiiGHLANDs-Beau home
sites: $3.50 and up. DE. 1895.
CROSSE PoINTE-Kenwood Court between
Beaupre CharievoiN. 50x2OOi -, BOO,
Niagara 274S.
NELSON jefferson Ten Miiel-2 adioin-
ing residential; 4sxf45; s4s5 CASH terms.
PLazh s7s6.
PROMENADE tnesr Sratiot - S5xi4s;
only $500 TROMBLY, 1907 Gratiot,
Pingree 1855.
RELIABLE builder wanted. FLA. lot ready
for development We, $3.50.
osEMARY-4ix12s; must sell; only $500.
TRoMBLY, i1so7 Gratiot Pingree 45s5.
sfxty-foot iot-S300. terms; near Grand
River limits. Tyler 4-2s55.
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Houses for Sale
EAST of Woodward)

Four-room cottage on large lot. city water
and electric available; $3.50 SIPS down.
256O0 r.. Jefferson near 10-Mi. Rd. or
247co Harper.
OUTER DRIVE HARPER section, new
room brick; S. $50. FILA ri. $500.
2-BEDROOM home on large wooded lot,
81 $50 total price~-S20 Per month
2O911 HARPER, NEAR SMILE ROAD
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DETROIT TIMES
CLEANERS. TAIIoRs

EXPRESS Cleaners Expert tailoring
GARVE4 MoTHPRoOFINGl. Altera-
tlous 1899 sch1olcraft Vermont 6-o2f2.
CROSSE POINTE Valet Service, i7s54
Mack-CIeaninE. tailoring. prompt deiiv-
erias Nlarara s144
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31

THE UNIVERSITY MUSICAL
SOCIETY has made elaborate
>,ans for the Forty iahth An
~, -. v.,+,,,.I ,.,h;ch vvt,,
~. ~. 49, = Hill 4 ,,6itor,,,n Z.
49, ss ~. : 8 sra "A
~. H -. $1,000 NTH -
- usui' So. -. 1870 sU. ,,srsc,,n-
slven ~. w.. rhs-lss
= 80 - ~. ~ ~: sccietv
=. jill, p'1 ths. sc,,r nav, vocsi
.aa. .as;s, - 800. -. e. ~. Nr.t
49,. VI r.;,. Na,,otr. S,.t;r.
49, IL. .sn,,.E;sr 49,
~ u... ae.... scI s..-.rr. Ser Him.
ssrisnsvisnnese mezzo-sorrano.
- - many European opera
hc,,ses. Charles K,,liman tenor:
md No. Harrell. haritone. both
dss4,ns,,ished American starr Of
~ Ietropolitan. who have
msde ADMINISTRATIVE records Ia Eu.
ronesn opera companies.
a,.,,., ,.,,o-,t.. -. rr.v,o,,.
r!;..Ss al, , ;nc,,,S. ncrcthv
sS.s s.x..s M Me- 1879 .c,r.rc ,,hc
viii snneer Is the traditicnaily
hriIlianf Triday nisht program:
Enid Sxantho. Irish Hunsarian
contral1o al European opera
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31
Sierid Heine Is I
at Dinner Parry

SHIRLEY FENTON, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard II. Fen
ton. II fast finding her time filled
between now and her wedding
to Frederick Soule, Of Royal
Oak, on Friday. April IS. Par
ties are being planned thick and
fast in her honor.
This evening Sigrid Heine,
home from college in North Car
olina, will entertain at . dinner
party and kitchen shower 9 The
home Of her parents. Or. and
Mrs. Austin Heine. North ave-
nue.. !.
The guests. who will gather q
seven o'clock, will include Mr..
Spencer Fsnton. ldrs. Ger13d
Bersma, Mrs. Xii II. Meyers, Mrs.
Gerald Loxen. Joy Pingel, Flors
ence Heiser, Virgins +. Miller.
Mildred Kennedy. Elesnor Gins
burg, Betty Bird OF Mesde. and
the guest Of honor.
Friday evening. Min Ken
nedy, Mln Ginsburg and Miss
Bird will give Z shower for Miss
Fenton at the Kennedy home,
70 which 10 guests have been In
vited.
Tentative plans for several
more parties IRE being complet-
ed In the near future.
Mias Tenton and Mr.. Soule
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31

THIS Is SUCH "a extremely
good design that we've given
il two collar-snd-eun styles: one
plain. one scalloped. ~ using
sometimes one and sometimes
the other, you can repeat this
pattern time md again, IN az.
ferent matsrialA and your small
daughter win nsvsf weary Of Il.
Choose gingham. percale, pique.
Pattern No. 1854 = designed
in al sizes : 70 . years. Siss ;,
~ yards 3S-inch material; =
yard contrast; ~ yards trim,
ming.
For this sttrsctivs pattern.
send lSc IN coin. you name, o.
dres, pattern number and sise
70 Ths Daily l1eailse Todsy's
Pat>ern Services 10 TN Avsasss.
New YoFk, n. =. az
Our New Ea1hion Book 1rn-
iiantly diGplaya = saW patAegnA
everything new md smart Tor
spring.
Pattern lse Pattsrn Deok- IL
One Pattern and rs(lsfA Deok
erdessd tsssthsr -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31
Bow!ingTourney
in Detroit
Draws Crowd

BETWEEN 200 and 800
Mount Clemens persons went %
Detroit yesterday 70 watch local
bowling teams perform n ~
Detroit City tournament of Tho
Detroit Women's Bowling Asso.
citation at the Red MIL on Wood
ward avenue At Grand boule-'
ward.
Among those who were there
are Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Breitmeyer. IT,. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reuben King, Joan Ullrich. Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Jennett, Dr. \. =.
LaCroix, Norman LaCroix, Har-4
old Lindsey, Harold Donaldson,
Tom and Dick Donaldson, Joan
Ullrich, John Kroon. Francis'
Goodar, Major Allen Reed q
'Selfridge, John Hickman, MIX
Papajohn, Dode Smith and st.
ana Mrs. Paul Hunter % SELF
ridge Field.
Twenty local women win
bowl In the singles and doubles
this evening 1t the Red Mil, and
many are expected 70 watch
them. Among those who win
bowl are Mrs. Harold Lindsey,
Mrs. John Heckmann, Mr.. Id
ward Meitx, Mrx Harold Don
aldson, Mrs. Russell Ullrich,
Joan Ullrich. Mrs. Kingsley Pur-
ton, Lorraine Thomas, Mrs. Cora
Mattingly. Mrs. James Erskine,
Mrs. John Kroon. Eleanor Schul.
te, Louise. Quinn, Loyola Quinn,
Mrs. Roy Seifferlein, and q
group from Selfridge Field In
GLIDING Mrs. Bud Bible, Mrs.
Eta Marquart and Mrs. Rose
Peters.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31
Elaborate Plans Announced
for Nay Festival in Ann Arbor

American composer, Randall
Thompson, entitled "Alleluia";;
and Brahnf ,'R eiuiem" In the
nrst half 81 ne Thuriday eve
ming program. with Jarmila No
votna and Mr.. Gordon - solo
lists.
The Festival will Be brought
70 Z close Saturday night when
he win again pressnt the Choral
Union IN Tschaikowsky's opera,
Eugene Onegin'' In concert
form with The followins solo
lists: Mesdamss Novotna, etsn
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31
Coming Events
70 sveid eemslIesieH In setting desss and fes
ehen1es IN resu1es meetings. coll 1900.

Mon; Mar. sl-rran. Kuhn Lodge, knights Pythis. in
Pythian hail. 1t $50 pm
Tuss. Apr l-Yoms womens Episcopal League. in Grace
Tues Apr. LADY Arbeiters, in Barron hail. at pm
Tues Apr issmartan Circle Of Kings Daughters
nome OF ME- / W. Fuller, lS2 Dickinson avenue. at
Tues Apr l-Monday Musical Chorus rehearsal in McHs
Tues Apr. i-wesleyan League Of Methodist church. at
the home Of Mrs Roy Kidd, at pm
s Home with Mrs George Socum hostess At 1880 pm.
Tues Apr lracs church study group in parish house. at
Tues ABR Daiy Club st. Louis parish .. the home Of
n. Mr. and Mr.: = J. Downing. at pm
Tues APR Gallopms tea at the home OF Mrs M Little,
iae Lincoln avenue, at pm Sponsored by group >.
Wed sChatssrbox Club, the home q Mildred He-
We'd Ar LHsrri.on Circle At tn. kings Daughters Home.
~ With ers Ralph Gray = hostess. It $40 pm 49,,
We'd Ar s1nsn hi. PTA ). !. the school corner Wolf
We'd Apr cvic Chorus prsssns.tion Of rh. Bohemian
Girl" in Mount Clemens High school auditorium At
wsd Ar soEs public card party in Masonic hail. At
wed Apr 3-ebeka district visitation in st. Clair At
Wed, Apr vtca and waahinston 1arrnsn Clubs Joint
meeting q Methodist church In Utica, at pm.
Az : ss w !; hs%: q nI so r Nat
We'd, Apr 3Ev@ Onward Circle ct The Kings Daughters
Home. potiuck luncheon at PM business meeting 1t
rhars Ar s-American Legion Auxiliary 4 the home
e M Moore, e, wssAinctsa: 4 pm.
s 49, d ess p.. sas :. s sn 81 anniversary
Thurs Apr SLentsn Te Ct Tie home q Mira John C. Jar
Ssas: cs. q xss:
1sm. "a -s.i.edap c.s.. !. u. hon. = NJ. Lester
- Az gst.el Hsp club. = ths hoaas q Ma a
80. ~ ~ n,eoo s:s g pn !. Ia. ,,a,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31

Fonily Celebration Fetes
Birthday Of jane Irish

JANE IRISH was honor guest
yesterday ut . family celebra-
ton In honor Of her seventh
birthday. which will be Thurs
day, Apr. 8.
Among the guests were her
two grandmothers, Mrs. Perry
Fl. Irish, and Mrs. David Cooper
ol Port Huron. her aunt, Evelyn
Cooper Of Port Huron. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus johnson Of Knox.
willie, Tenn, and DR.. and Mrs.
N. A. Mallory Of Detroit. Jane
Is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Irish.
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rs Attend
Young Peoples
Breakfast

Es APPRO xIlGATELY Is men,
bers Of St Peters Catholic
Young Peoples Club gathered
1oe breakfast In st. Mary's club
Ee0ms. following Holy Commun-
jon in the church yesterday
morning.
Mrs. John Otto Smith, chair
man Of Sc. Peters Youth Com.
mittee Of National Council Of
Catholic Women, was In charge
q arrangements for the break.
int. :
Rev. Fr. Leo Sheltreau Of St.
vincentt parish Of Detroit spoke
on the Youth Organizations. I"
rr. Sheltreau u arch-diocesan
director Of Boy Scouts In De-
troit. He was introduced by
George MacD Donald.
Rev. Tr. Alfred Hebert and
Rsy. Tr. Harold Rossbrook
spoke briefly to the group.
The breakfast table was at.
tractively decorated with snap
dragons and roses in mixed
Spring colors.
THE MEETING Of the board
6 directors Of the League of
Women Voters, scheduled to be
held Tuesday q the home Of
Mr.. G. H. Malbin, has been
chanOed because Of the fire at
Malbin's store, 70 the home of
Mrs.. Eugene whitman. Mrs. A.
y. Brewer will assist.
WILLIAM PORTER. SIT
0)aavycn4 rood, underwent m
a6paidectoiny IA ST. Joseph's
hoSpital this morning. His condi
ton q reported BY hospital M.
thorities ~ good.
q Mr.. AND MRS. MELVIN
ERNST. 1881 North Broadway,
announce the arrival Of . daugh-
TT, Florence Patricia, born early
Sunday morning In City Heights
Maternity, hospital.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31

coegyxnEygcB REP OR is
- = pleylst put @ BY Girl
loput Tyopp - viii occlapy
\ G6neod6y sfternoouss meeting
~ Daughtsfs ~ The American
Qvo1ution. Nh. Cr1otlen y.
ntthaysu WIN - hooDoD at her
I 0eno On South WNDon boule-
&oEd, WITH 1Gr1. poul Schanher.
~ Frances YTice and Mrs.
Hqnboo xing aegistin0.
III. xhomas ~. Gross, regent
III Nootson *. AcWethy, con-
t64once eo-chairman and Mrs.
~ Newman, delegate, viii dive
yaQogtg "a tts llst annual state
,eoa11ronce which closed Friday
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31
sirI Scout Troop to Stage
p)ayIet at OAR Meeting

afternoon In Port Huron. Mount
Clemens chapter Vas co-hostess
with The Port Huron group.
The playlet, Making Our
alag" viii b put on BY Mrs.
Walter Broun's troop Is of Girl
Scouts, Mrs. Herbert Irish, Girl
Scout director announced today.
Troop membsrs. III Of whom
will work on preparation Of the
playlet are Elizabeth Allor,
Madeline Barry, Marie Bssulac.
Dolores Bousson. Patricia De-
Lage, Gloria and Joyce Down
Inc. Barbara Hengesbsch. Mar.
saret Hinton, Winona Raul, Car.
olyn Kerwin. Claretta Jock,
Louise Korte, Margaret Krsuse,
Mildred Krause. Betty June PeH
tier, Corrine Pointer, Patriots
Portzel. Joyce Portxel. Joan
Rose. Gloria Stroud, Ruth Ann
Tucker, Margaret vogel and
Bernice Willis. Y
MIR. AND MRS. GERALD
BERSMA have issued invitations
for Z supper party for IL guests
on Sunday evening In honor Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Hill, who
were married recently.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31
Sullivons Honored
At Forewell Porty

Mr.. AND MRS. JOHN SUI
LIVAN. who have made their
home IN Mount Clemens for thu
past two years, viii leave sosne
time this week for . visit In Mis-
sissippi. "a route 10 their homs.
in Austin. Tex.
saturday evening Mr.. and Mr..
Sullivan were honor guests at .
farewell party at the home g
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Supre-
nant, &C which there were ap-
proximately % guests.