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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-19
. WE THE WOMEN .
AdoIescent,s Sensitiveness
TO Her Home Needs Sympathy

She thinks some times she
would rather not dsts st eli than
have 70 bring her date into such
. room.
Parents - Z rule, aren't very
sympathetic with the daughter
who 10 going through this phase.
They ssk her who she thinks she
10 and assure her that she II
lucky 10 have . home, snd de-
eide she u getting impossible.
PUTS EMPHASIS ON
suPRRFlClALITIIS
But the girl can't help feeling
the way she does. She isn't
just being cranky. She Is at the
stage in her life where II Is des-
perately importsnt to her that
she make z favorable impression
on the opposite eek.
She realizes instinctively that
. girls background II important.
Being young, she not only sxsg.
gerates the importance but
places most Of ths emphasis on
superficial thing, IKE furniture.
So she y Snissfpble IL things
don't just suit her taste. And
though most girls wouldn't do
what this one DID, there are
probably lete Of thesn who wish
with heart end eeui that the
furniture Tor tn whole house II
II 10 n The wrong port Of tewn)
would tuyn - sn4 eivA them .
chance - Dtert VIA . NV end
sstiaepetosy beeiESyeand sspinst
which 10 dow 81 theis own
pestttnass.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-19
Washington Women's Club
Organizes Red Cross Units

NEW RED CROSS UNITS
were organized in Washington
Thursday afternoon Ut the home
Of Mrs. s. D. Teeters, when 20
women. members Of the Wash
ington Book Club met with Mrs.
Frank Durand, county chair
man OF surgical dressings for
the Red Gross, and Mrs. Monte
McFarlans. executive. secretary.
The group planned . Home
Nursing Glass, to operate
through the Washington Branch
Of the American Red Cross. This
will be the hrst Home nursing
unit In the northern part Of the
county. This service was until
recently called "Home Hygiene
and Care Of the Sick" There are
already nine organized Red
Cross Home Nursing classes In
Macomb county, from which "a
certificates have been awarded.
A surgical dressing unit,
under the direction Of Mrs.
Durand, was also planned, with
the following committee ap-
pointed: Mrs. Teeters. Mrs. c.
Seaman. Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Ed
Gsss and Mrs. Rex Dingeman.
The unit will meet at Mrs.
Teeters' home TO work.
A sewing unit Is also being or
Ranized.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-19
Intermediate BYPU
Names Bill Ellis Head

WILLIAM ELLIS was named
president Of intermediate Bap-
tist Young Peoples Union last
evening, when the group met at
the Baptist parsonage for a
meeting.
Mildred Lilienthal is vice
president; Helen Leggett, secre-
tary; and Elaine Ellis. treasur-
er.
The four commission leaders
were also named. Marjorie Ii
kens will head the service COM
mission; Mildred Lilienthal, the
stewardship commission; Shiela
Wise, devotionals; and Jean
Hampton, fellowship.
Games were played follow
INF the business meeting, and
refreshments served under the
craftsmanship of Mary Jane
Carr.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-19
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-19
New Books
al the Library

My Boyhood in Siam, by Ku-
NUT Ahandruanc.
Pattern Of q Day, by Robert
Hillyer. Winner of the Pulitzer
Prize for poetry in 1914.
Journey to Jerusalem, by
Maxwell Anderson.
Herb Cookery, by Irene Bots
ford Hoffman.
Americans Live Longer, by
w. w. Bauer. MD.
My Name is Million, anony-
nous.
The Antiquers Picture Book, by
Marion Nicholl Rawson.
The Vanderbilt Legend, by
Wayne Anderson.
Do Not Disturb, by Frank
Cafe.
Schoolmasters Of Yesterday,
by Willard Fillmore Kennedy
and Alvin F. Harlow. (from 1920
to 1919.
Children Are People, by En-
lily Post. :,
So You're Going South, by
Clara e. Laughlin.
MEMBERS OF THE PHILA-
THEA CLASS of the Presbyter-
ian church met In the church
last evening. No program was
planned ~ many wished to see
the picture, The King OF
Kings" which has been shown
In the auditorium during the
week. Later in the evening re-
freshments were served by Mrs
Elmo Spears division.
THE ASBURY LEAGUE Of
the Methodist Church will meet
borrow evening ut $3.50
o'clock In the church parlors
Miss Florence Durant, member
of the faculty Of the high school
will talk on, Africa, the Lane
Of Contrast"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-19
Child Study Group
To Hear Professor

CHILD STUDY Group will
meet next Wednesday evening al
eight o'clock at the home OF Mrs
Harold Charbeneau, 1870 South
Wilson, boulevard, when Prof
Willard G. Olson of the Universe.
ty of Michigan will talk on BE
havior Problems
Mrs. Robert II. Beal is chair.
man of the committee for the
evening, assisted by Mrs. Law
renee Kent, Mrs. Otto Nickel
Mrs. Peter Vladeff and Mrs. Mi,
lon Grinnell.
MIR. AND MRS. ALVIN COU.
LON will return the latter part
of next week from visit with
their son-in-law and daughter
Lieut.. and Mrs. Baskin Law.
renee (Cheryl Coulon) in Miami
Fla. Mrs. Lawrence and small
daughter will return to Mount
Clemens to spend an indefinite
time. Lieut.. Lawrence is in the
process of being transferred fol
foreign service.
MRS. HENRY z. KREH
BEL, of New York City II Z
guest at st. Joseph Sanitarium
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-19

Romeo, st. Clair and two Port
Huron lodges.
The women's skit s h o w e d
ainusingly what might happen
II 4 doctor could make his pa
tients become what they would
like to be by means of
doses of medicine. Mrs. Walter
Tiffin played the doctor; Mrs.
Julia Siewert was his nurse;
Mrs. Fred Hess was in charge Of
the anterpom; and the patients
were Mrs. Grace Mallast, Mrs.
Philip Plevek, Mrs. Albert VIII
lian,s, Mrs. Anna Ross, Mrs.
Emma wilkinson and Mrs. Floyd
Barney.
The men gave . style show Of
smart fashions, for wo m n
which evoked great hilarity.
Mrs. Hess described the cos
tunes as the models paraded.
Floyd Barney was the Lady Of
Leisure; Frsd Hess en-. william
Babe were twins; Tom Barney
and Albert Glefke displayed
sportswear; william Frick, bust
ness wear; Albert williams neg
ligee; Hugo Siewert was. gowned
as 4 debutante; Charles Wood
was . stylish stout and Floyd
Barney Is . "styiish thin; Will
liam Babe - dover girl attend
ed Fred Hess ~ the bride.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess lodge following the
entertainment which proved 80
successful that the local group
has been asked 10 repeat It.
Others from Mount Clemens
who attended the visitation
were Martin Ross. Mira. Rose
Flory, Mrs. Lulu Rickert, Mrs.
Nora Streu, Mrs. Ida Noe, Mrs.
Josef Kessier, Mrs. Minnie Hol-
brook, Mrs. John Stesrns, Mrs.
Charles Miller. Mrs. Charles
Rowland, Mrs. JONES Gray, Mrs.
Marths Sherbeek, Mrs. Jennie
Gardner, Mrs. william Frick,
Mrs. Albert 0leflse, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Ross and Mrs. Will
liam Babe.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-19
Missionary Society
Has Monthly Meeting

MRS. MARION DUNKLCC
was hostess yesterday afternoon
to members Of the Presbyterian
Missionary Society. ut her home
on Huron avenue.
Mrs. Kate Shelton was In
charge of devotionsls for the
meeting, and Mrs. Karl Brink
and Mrs. John Miller spoke Of
Chofen, China, the topic for the
day.
Reports on the annual Presby.
terial held in Pontiac April Is
wer made by eight of the men,
beers, including Mrs. Joseph l..
Kennedy and Mrs. Oscar Deni-
son.
Following the business meet
ing, the hostess served refresh
ments, assisted by Mrs. Anna
Darling.
Mrs. Louis Sonnenburg, Miller
street, will entertain the May
meeting.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-19
Expect Dessert-Card Event
To. Attract More Than 200

party. to be held in st. Louis
hall, on May 8 ut 1870 o'clock.
Proceeds Of the affair will pro-
vide . scholarship ut the Ma
tionsl Catholic School Of Social
Service in Washington, D. c. for
some college graduate OF this
diocese.
Mrs. z. J. Downing. 81. Louis
meow chairman for the School
OF Social Service committee. Is
general chairman OF the party,
for which table and door prizes
are being arranged. Approx
mstely 90 tables are being
planned for.
Mrs. Louis Yoehum 10 in
charge Of the ticket sale, assisted
by Mrs. Frank Wheat, and Miss
Olive Charter.
Mrs. Kerwin 10 chairman Of
refreshments, assisted by Mrs.
Vincent Brinker, Mrs. Martin
Duggan and Mrs. Gertrude Su-
dau.
Mrs. Arlo Higgs 10 prize chair
m1n, aided by Mrs. Walter Mel
drum and Mrs. Charles Tucker.
Publicity Is being handled by
Mrs. Walter Braun, chairman,
Mrs. A. J. Korte and Mrs. Nor
ton Winkler.
A prize will be awarded to the
flower club selling the largest
number OF tickets.
Girl Scout Troop Is, of which
Mrs. Braun is leader, will take
charge Of the decorations for the
event.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-19
Luedke-Wood
Vows Spoken

AMALIA LUEDKE. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Luedkc,
70 Moross avenue, became the
bride Of Wayne l.. Wood, son Of
Mrs. ]. Van Daalen Of Wash
ington, D. c., this noon in a
quiet ceremony In Zion Evan
gelical parsonage, with the Rev.
Lynn B. Tschudy Of Fraser read
ing the service.
The couples only attendants
were Evelyn Pslleson Of Detroit
and Walter Luedke, brother Of
the bride, Of Mount Clemens.
MIR. and Mrs. Wood left i'm
medistely after the ceremony TO
make their home In Washington.
D. G.
WoMEN'S BENEFIT AsSO-
CATION will hold the monthly
business meeting Monday eve
ming at eight o'clock at the homo
Of Mrs. John Arthur. 70 Grove
Park avenue.
THELMA EROSION Of Pom.
tisc, formerly of Mount Glenn
ems is the guest Of Sergt and
Mrs. Clemens Apitx, North Viii.
son boulevard. She will return
10 her home tomorrow.
MRS. H. r. TRAUA and son
John have arrived from Even
ston. ILL.,, to spend Z fortnight
with Mrs. Traua's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Duncan Hubbard.
Lieut.. Trsua, U.S.N., IL being
transferred to Annapolis. Nd,
where Mrs. Traua and John will
join him after May I.
MRS. ROBERT G. PELTIER
was hostess to the members of
her Tripoli Club at dinner on
Tuesday. Mrs. Ella. Weidner, Of
Detroit, was her guest. On Fri
day Mrs. Peltier entertained her
duplicate contract club at . des-
sert luncheon.
COLLETTE Won BOESLAG-
Err wss hostess to the members
Of her duplicate-contract club
Ut lunchson ct her home on
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Clark
6ester, Of San Francisco. guest
Of Mrs. Clayton r. Stubs and
Mrs. Stanley Psltisr were invit-
ed a. guests.
MIR. AND MRS. ALLEN
FRAZIER, Of l23 Market street.
announce the arrival Of . daugh.
ter, born this morning in St.
Joseph's hospital.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-19
MAKING FEATURES
LOOK SMALLER
Coming Events
70 sveid ssNiIletien in ssttlNS Sstss end to-
eheHsss In ssSulss msstiNss, cell 1900.

ehoRSes In regular meetings, cell 1900.
TO-DAY
HUNiMACE SALE, Sponsored by Dalis Club In Matthews
building North Broadway.
SUNDAY, APRIL 20
ORATORlO, THE Prodigs Son. presented by Lutheran
Choral Society of Eastern Michigan In Pontiac High
School, w. Huron avenue, at Pontiac, at pm TO
be presented In Mount Clemens Sunday, April ~.
ASBURY LEAGUE Of the Methodist church. in church par
lors. at $50 pm.
MONDAY, APRIL IL
KICK OFF BREAKFAST for Salvation Army At Me-
dea Hotel, II am
b. A. business qsetng, at the home of Mrs John Arthur
70 Grove Park, at pm.
WOMENS SOCIETY Of Christian Service in Methodist
church paElors at pm.
WORLD WIDE GUILD Of Baptist church, weiner roast ut
the home Of Lila Essendrop in Rochester 1t $50 pm
wOMENS COMMITTEE for Salvation Army Drive, at Host
ess House, at 400 pm.
TUESDAY
PAGODA TENT HIVE 1881 Of Msecabsss IN Barron hail. st
8 pm Business meeting followed by initiation practice
COUNTY CONVENTION Of Kings Daughters in Presby
terrain church psriors.
FOUR O'CLOCK CLUB Of ST. Louis parish. s the home Of
Mrs. Bud Provost. South Walnut street. Ut pm.
REBEKAH DISTRICT No Visitation, with Myrtle x Lodge
Port Huron st pm. Locsl members meet II DsFron
Hall 1t e:3o pm.
DICKINSON YrA ssames perry q ths bone q Mr. Otto
Peters. III Csecksr boulevard, > 70 <pM.
DAAiA CLUB Of o. Louis parish. q The home of Mrs
Frank Pstitprsn, % Third Stssst, q Pm.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-19

ing Q jaundiced eye on the liv-
ing room (it doesn't matter 50
much shout The rest Of the
housel shout the time she has
her first real dsts.
a SOURCE or
CONSTANT WORRY
No matter how comfortable
her home u. the living room 10
q constant source u worry end
shame.
The family doam1 mind the
Scared sofa that ell ths chill.
dr&n climbed en--but shs doss.
The suS looks oil right 10 thsm.
II v rust plain tseky 10 hss
mind.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-19

Rev. Harold Haywoeo - 4 o'
event. 1t which I oppgUG1G
500 young people woI0 ~ tQ
Election Of olsleesU ~ 49,
the meeting. Tho EADe1GI ~
trict, of which ACeunt a
is 4 part, 10 heodod ~ eD
Holzim m er: Nofth4eu Z
president II Richard Hart; Dor11
Hummel heads SoptA8o(1E
district; and GSed 0risDn6 -
Northern District. All peeol1 =
are from Detroit. u. 4,
Rev. Owen L. Adiljog -
toastmaster for the ovUa1nn -
the speaker Of the evonin4
Rev. A. Franklin Fisher, $500
the Baptist Training 0k Y
Rev. Oscar W. Hen1Geuoa ~
Quoted the installstion ooevl =
Community singing W. = plFt
of the musicale progress, ~ =
colored octet prsseato1 savGE@l
numbers. s 80
Trinity Baptist Church. JelSe-
son Avenue, Detroit. wpp j 1lBe
for best table decofotlenG 49,.
bers arranged . Spgjn0 o10l -
scene for centerpioco, GoCp01 -
even to tiny wheelbaKyVw. 81.
Those from Mount Cleal y
who attended M bonQpet, Il f
dition 10 Rev. Hsyufo36s 0 y
Conley Hampton, Evee0(1 & d
nett, Ellen Mickey, 1 on
Schonschaek, Alma Cxa&k Sl.I
bara Hobbs, Kithgyn No. ~
Mabel Drstt, Carl Stog>ces q
line Hvehis, Evelyn W. y
liz Hampton. xlolse Lev E'
Howard Sehonsehsek MI -
more Ellis. w IN
MIR. AND NRS. TN INolQ- 4
ARDSON. Mir Halono ~
quardt and Mir lrsno CRQu 0
returned last eveqing 1Eoa 1l
Eastern motor TIP. 1h64
the city Of wsslinoton -
with tourists ~ -
they had 70 - q Alo3G TT
sleeping aeeosasno4n o1o1n D
blossomias caeg5y lu0op oI
drawn au unuNool yuu
motorists this yeos. - 1eb =
quardt says. ~ 81 g s Il; e
Mr.. AND NM W. ~
DRINKEH q Uuo1g -
will hold open 49, ~ 1|
day, honorine ~ I'm
father. Henry 1ginl1eE, o
B6th birthday enaivsg10K1. & NM sSs. &
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-19
Parents Announce
Coup|e's Engagement

MIR. AND. MRS. WILLIAM
Karlach Of Harrison township
announce the engagement of
their daughter Betty to Emory
Meier of Detroit.
The wedding will take place
sometime In July.
MRS. HAROLD LINDSEY
and Mrs. Harold Donaldson re-
turned last evening from . two
weeks trip TO Florida. They
drove to Miami and on the way
back stopped in Washington for
Mrs. Raymond Schenck and
children who returned with
them. They are here to attend
the Fenton-Soule wedding on
the 26th. Mr.. Schenck will ar
rive the first Of the week.
.
MR.. AND MRS. HARRY
KRACHT and sons Harry, Jr.,
and Allen will be the dinner
guests tomorrow Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Jones, OF Detroit.
MIR. AND MRS. ERNEST
KRIEGER of Lake Worth, Fla,
are spending two months at their
home on Gratiot avenue Ut Rob-
ertson street.
.
LOIS LINDSEY and Bsrbsra
King have returned to their
studies at Denison College,
Ohio.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-19
How to be a Pretty Picture
When You Face Photographer

the importance Of cleaning face
and throat and removing every
trace Of street makeup before
applying darker cosmetics
which look better before the
camera.
Keep In mind that dark
grease paint or foundation Aim
is used to make features small
er. Blended on the tip Of the
nose, dark foundation makes
the long nose seem shorter; OH
eyelids, it makes bulging eyes
appear less protuberant; along
the chin line, 1t reduces the ap-
parent size Of the jawbone.
Extremely light foundation
Aim Is used to achieve just the
opposite effect. It il to be
blended into sunken temples,
across the receding forehead,
on cheek bones that are not
prominent enough to be inter-
esting.
MASCARA MAKES
EYES LARGER
Unless your eyes are too
large for your face anyway. by
all means brush the iashes with
mascara and subtly outline the
brows with Q pencil. Lipstick
should be applied with . brush.
in the best movie star rnsnner.
and powder should be pressed
into the film, allowed to set for
a moment or two, then the ex-
cess brushed OF with . powder
brush or q fluffy piece Of cot
ton.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-19
Mount Clemens. Rebekah Lodge
Gives Program at Visitation

MOUNT CLEMENS Rsbsksh
lodge supplied the highly divert
ing entertainment last evening,
when District No. 5 of Rebekah
Lodges held a visitation ct Oak
Leaf Lodge in Port Huron. Thir-
ty-hve went from Mount Glenn
ems.
The local lodge gave q skit,
put on by the women, and q
style show by the men to the a.
semblage of 126 members from
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-19

FULL COMMITTEES for the
May Scholarship party 70 be
sponsored by st. Louis National
Council Of Catholic Women on
May 3 were named yesterday 1t
q meeting Of committee chair
men held yesterday Ut the home
OF Mrs. Vernon Kerwin, Sugar
Bush road.
The event il q dessert card
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-19
ST. Louis meow Committee Completes May Scholarship Party
Golden Anniversary Of BYPU
Marked by Banquet in Detroik

THE 50th ANNIVERSARY
OF the Detroit Association Of the
Baptist Young Peoples Union.
Of which Gilbert Memorial
church is a part. was celebrated
last evening at . giant banquet
at Woodward Avenue Baptist
Church. Woodward at Pingree.
Detroit.
The local union was represent
ed by fifteen young people and
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-19

During the meeting, Mrs. Mac
Fsrlane gave q resume OF the
development OF the Red Cross
services, following which tea
was served to the group.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-19

That they WOULD
b replaced with
something she
wouldn't b ..
shamed Of.
She was sent
to jail - and
charged with
arso n. Foolish
and dangerous
~ was the thing
she did, Il seems
h er cri m 9
should be chalk.
ed up to sdoles-
cence.
Almost every
airl starts turn.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-19

TO the facing OF fire opsning With 49, IN IT,
of the competition materials appaied eeoen4
protection and decoration. The chimney 1o H.
the color scheme q the soeen. eeSea ~
the walls, and picture - mirror hun9
the floor at which shelf would - pleee
usual &. n 1 49, ss ssT2&|
Showing here. picture whsgs ~
tongue and groove knotty p(ae esoto G
boards are used % form ee0ele -
and wide boards .cump)sted q ~ &0e
top. 4 Simple mouldine = go 4
cement or the oeigi0ol ~ r.
l>css ne fire opsning = ese
sesuN Seus inchss M. = l5
ssHssS ssSe sss1s1s 3 r.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-19
BY RUTH MnLETr

a l7-year-oid Drooklyn, N.
Y, girl who turned up her nose
at the furniture In her home set
fire 70 several pieces IN the hope
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-19
CT Business Girls Plan
Theotre Porty Tuesday

BUSINESS GIRLS Group Of
Girls Friendly Society will hold
a theatre party Tuesday evening.
Members will attend the world
premiere of Reaching for the
Sum-" based upon the book IF.
g 9 B. DetToit," at the Michigan
Two new members have re-
Gently joined the group. Kath-
lssn Beer and Yolanda Van
Beversluys. bringing total
membership to 10.
. .
MIR. AND MRS. CHARLES N.
McNAUGHTON Of 81. Clair
Shores last evening attend the
wedding Of Mr.. McNaugton's
nephew. william McNaughton Of
Detroit and Jean Hanna OF Fern
dale, in jefferson Avenue Pres
byterian church,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-19

IF YOU are going to give
mother Q picture Of yourself for
Mothers Day, you might ~ well
learn something about putting on
psnchromatic m keup which
gives the skin a dull, satiny fin.
ism and, in addition. can be used
to conceal minor defects. A pho
tograph that doesn't hatter you
slightly simply won't please your
mother, who considers you bet
ter looking than you really are
anyway.
A new psnchromatic makeup
kit, designed primarily for cam
era fans who want to encourage
their subjects to wear cosmetics
that make them more photogenic
and for the long suffering girl
who has to pose q great deal for
a camera-addict husband, con.
tains a wide variety of profes.
sionsl.looking items. A m n &
them are foundations, including
one for high lighting and an.
other for casting shadows where
shadows are needed, an eye
brow pencil, lip rouge and q
brush with which TO apply 1t
three shades of powder and ar
easily understood chart.
MAKING FEATURES
LOOK SMALLER
Experts In Hollywood studio.
point out that In making ur
for the camera the tendency Of
the amateur is to use too much
makeup. They also emphasize
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-19

YOU CAN BRIGHTEN up the
most hopelessly gloomy corner
with . colorful limpshsde. Odd
bits Of fabric, preferably some
high-twist woven cotton are
suggested for the shades. Color
fully dramatic details may be
added TO tie in with the room IL
ssli. II you use . wire frame,
simply cover each wire strip
with narrow bias tape wound
closely and evenly over each
strip. Then MEASURE ground TOP
and bottom circumference 70 de-
termine the amount Of material
needed. After cutting the fsbeie
ths needed sire, turn youf 81
teAti0n 70 decorator Aniehee ~
details. You een uss your ~
err sewing machine sttaehzAo ~
Ses bndines, shisrinss rlsesopos
y1ec. --s.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-19
Bright Polish Stops
Finoernail Biting,
Expert Maintains

BOSTON. April is-(N-
Finger nails painted . bright
red are suggested by Dr.. Richard
". Horton ~ q cure for little
girls who suck their thumbs.
He told the Massachusetts
Dental Society yesterday that
feminine vanity Ut the children
-sven when they were only
three or four years, old - was
aroused by eolorfui nails.
Declaring the experiment was
tried on his granddaughter, he
said 1.-THE child was delighted
and not once since has she put
her hnge.s In her mouth"
Before that" he added, I'VE
had tried q number Of evil-tast-
ing solutions without success"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-19
Mrs. Moseman
to Address Meeting
OF Women in Monroe

SEVERAL MEMBERS OF the
Business and Professional Wo-
mems Club will 60 to Monroe to-
morrow for a district meeting of
the state association Of Business
and Professional Women's Clubs.
The meeting will be q dinner at
the Monroe Country Club at
which the % clubs in the district
will be represented.
Mrs. Grace L. Moseman will
speak on the program which will
follow the dinner. Others from
Mount Clemens who are plan
ming to attend are Miss Myrta
X. Bowers, Miss Bertha Doben-
dick and Miss Penxie Stewart.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-19
HOW TO BE YOUR
OWN DECORATOR
What to Do About an Ugly MsnioI
BY HELEN KOUES

WE DON'T ALL live In houses old hCuspo W4Dl ~
ful woodwork and manel and It's hard thGv4ogO ~ ~ X
DECORATING, with ugly msntel sticking out n ~ E
sore thumb There Is the heavy brick autel that eGnt
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-19

massive appearance can ~ sk0pe2y
painting Il the light eoloe q ~ 49,
Of the wall. u naskas Il roeode iQAo
ground. For instance In N avUeoUe II
II the walls are pale blue Or -
with the woodwork and door whltM
the brick naantel can 3 painaed sl!
or cream. ~ X 'T sx