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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-30
Seven Win Prizes
at Cookery Show

A GOOD CROWD attended the
gas.cookins demonstration and
bake sale In Zion Evangelical
church psrlors yesterday aft
etnoon..
Claudess Bradley Of Con-
sumers Power company gave
the demonstration, and the fol-
lowing women won the dishes
she prepared rs door prizes:
Mrs. August Henkel, Mrs. Emil
Beuschlein, Mrs. William Cody.
Mrs. Lawrence Lambert, Mrs.
Ed Harder. Mrs. Howard Groat
and Mrs. G. Meitz.
MIR. AND MRS. CHARLES
BANNOW Of Utica, formerly of
Mount Clemens, announce the
birth of a son, Rewoldt Charles,
born last evening in St. Joseph's
hospital.
MIR. AND MRS. FRANK PET.
lTPREN, % Third street, had as
their guests recently MIR. and
Mrs. Robert Eady, Of Berkeley.
MIR. AND MRS. EARL LAR
INFER, 8 Smith street, have re-
turned from . visit Of several
days In New Lexington, o.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-30
Chesterfield Group
Forms Flower Club

A NEW FLOWER CLUB of
st. Louis parish, the Blue Bell
Club, has been formed by q
group Of young women Of Ches-
terAeld township. The organiza-
ton meeting Of the club was
held last evening 1t the home Of
Mrs. Vincent Brinker, Sugar
Bush road.
Officers Of the new club are
Geraldine King, president; and
Catherine Osterman, secretary
treasurer.
The Arst regular meeting will
be held on May 8 at the home Of
Mrs. Gordon Elso, Sugar Bush
road, 1t eight o'clock.
Other charter members Of the
club are Mrs. Roland Logon,
Mrs. William King, Mrs. Clayton
Rosso. Mrs. Tros A. Veryser and
Mrs. Pat Schober.
RECENT GUESTS st the Her
man Brandenburg home on
North Gratiot avenue were Miss
Ada Willitts. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Emmett and Mr.. and Mrt.
Miles Willitts Of Battle Creek.
. .
ZONE D Of Rural Teacher
Association Of Mscomb county
will meet Thursday evening st
seven o'clock 1t vernier's Inn In
New Baltimore, instead Of Ut
Gordon's Grill In Mount Glenn
ems, % originally planned.
MIR. AND MRS. RAYMOND
REED. st. Clair Shores, an
nounce the birth Of son In
st. Joseph's hospital, this morn
M. Ir
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-30
Florence eser and Lieut. Cole United at Surprise Cere
Spinster Dinner Turns
Into Wedding Reception 4,

Homer Sccisty. ~ ~
Gin Heoosvoe md bon6 & q
She served NJ 9tu4ont q Y
- sscrstssy, end - }1 Y
tionAl Student Uocje1v ~ r. .
urer. She hsld &C., c. = Y
a memhee e H. 1ClEe6
and belonged - &c. q 1
Cross. Joaruolidp ~ G y
Science clubss HI - - M I;
at the First Nstjona( 1qnl 4 d;
Lieut.. Cols u = ~ p r. 3
the UniveFsjty Q o y
whers ~ beeeene = S6n
Sigma CHI 4otogut1Es - .
Society q ACeelonio) ~ ~ "A
ins, Scsbbafd md - n \
UnivasSjty ltas1elst = tn. q
0uasls st lgisU yloG(1 = u y
citing party ysFs ~ y
Mrs. Qeg1Jo 0esDunn. ~ =,
cid Lean, Det&y U1F4 IN
Kennedy. lGaroros ri 'I y!
GINA Muller, x1G1nog II Y
Adele Mcphessun, 1tIn 3, n
Eleanor 0inSbsrf 49,
and the suzpeiss I'D. ~ Il5
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-30
Public Invited
to May Day
Silver Tea

ARRANGEMENTS are COM
plate for the May Day Silver
Tea to be given tomorrow aft
ernoon by Child Study Group
3. The public is invited to At
tend this event, to be held be-
tween the hours of three and
six o'clock at the home Of Mrs.
Karl Ketchum, AZ Hubbard ave-
nue.. Proceeds of the event will
20 into the fund for the pro-
posed community play center In
Seminole Hills.
Mrs. Charles Noellert II gen
eral chairman Of arrangements.
and her committee includes Mrs.
r. r. Allen. Mrs. william Cess.
Mrs. Sylvester Schla8. Mrs.
George Priehs. Mrs. Dale Will
liams and Mrs. Ketchum.
Group SIS next meeting wifi
b held on May 7. ut the home
OF Mrs. James Jackson, Little
road. Mrs. Sydney Hunt will
be the speaker of the evening,
on Books for the Pre-School
Child" A potluck supper will
precede the business meeting
and program.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-30
Speech Class
Plans Tea
and Discussion

THE SPEECH CLASS Of
Mount Clemens High school
will hold . panel discussion and
tea for mothers Of members Of
the class and for members Of the
senior class on Thursday, May
10. II was announced today.
The panel discussion will b
held in the Community Room
ut the High school from three
to four o'clock. with Family
Relations" as the topic. Speak.
ers will be Barbara LePase,
Lois Kennedy, Fred Nieman,
Harry Kracht, Phyllis Mclean
and Larry Cuyler.
General chairmen OF the
whole event are Harvey Boh-
rendt and Thelrma Ullrich. Jack
Syrett u chairman Of the re.
ception committee; Kay Bates
u In charge Of decorations; and
Doris Torrey Of the invitations.
The tea will be held In the
cafeteria Of the high school be-
tween four and five o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-30
Samaritan
Circle Marks
47th Birthday

0SAxykf14tA& nav - . - - -
Kings Daughters yesterday cele-
brated its 47th birthday, with o
banquet at Mack's Inn, Detroit,
followed by cards at the home of
Mrs. william Daugherty, Crock
er boulevard.
Twenty members were gath
cred around the banquet tale,
which was decorated by beau
tiful bouquet Of red and yellow
roses, sent by an anonymous
friend who Is interested In the
work Of the circle. Later the
bouquet was divided among the
members, SO that each could
have q memento of the enjoyable
occasion.
Mrs. Frank Lsuhoff Is leader
Of the circle, which was founded
In 1894.
At Mrs. Daugherty's home,
the circle members enjoyed
tour through the hostess gift
shop, after which they played
cards. Mrs. I. w. Fuller won the
house prize. and other prizes
were awarded to Mrs. Harry
Bates, Mrs. Steven Title. Mrs.
Alice Wales and Mrs. James Full
Ter Of New Baltimore.
.,>"- Tuesday. May 6, the cir
cle will meet with Mrs. Joseph
Charbeneau, Avery street at two
o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-30
Dal,lia Club

DAf3I.lA CLUB Of q. Louis
parish INST yssterday atSsruoou
at the home Of Mrs. Frank
petitpron, Third strost, for 4
regular meeting. Mr.. J. q. rst-
itpren was . guest.
Prj1oe O cards ware wun b.
Mrs. Alfred Tsbe. MSs. Chaslss
Medium and Mr.. George
OLuge. Mrs. Pstitprsn won III
house prize.
Mr.. D'Luge win eutertaln the
group o. tuesday. Nay Q, at hsr
home at II Fourth street q two
o'clock.
BARBARA COPELAND, "a
M0roes svenue, entertained 10 q
her. young 1riends yestsrday h
celsbfltjon q her 10th birthday.
vsfa md vlra Copeland Of Tim.
mousville. South csrplino, wsFo
oyt-o3.towu gussta
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-30
Lieut.. Frank Howard WEEDS
Panama Canal Zone Girl

A WEDDING performed In the
Panama Canal Zone recently is
OF considerable interest to
Mount Clemens residents. Pa
tricis Spsarman O'Hanlon,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward G. Spearman of Ancon,
Canal Zone. and Lieut.. Frank
Z. Howard of Fort Amador, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Rainey e. How
ard. Highland avenue, Of Mount
Clemens. were united In mar
riage on Saturday. April 10. In
the Post Chapel, Camp Para
iso.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-30

virginia FLUB69GH = spun.
ster dinner for F1orencs Hsisef
last evening turned into . we'd
ding reception WI the honor
guest was called away from the
party just as dinner was being
served and returned IS minutes
later ~ Mrs. James Lawrence
Cole, bride of Lieut.. Cole Of
Selfridge Field.
The surprise wedding was
performed at 7;30 o'clock In the
Methodist parsonage By the
Rev. Dunnins Idle. with Frances
Tinker and Lieut.. Stephen N.
Smith Of Selfridge Field ~ the
only attendants.
The guests at the spinster din
ner were just sitting down 1t the
beautifully decorated dinner
table ut Miss Fluemer's home on
South Wilson boulevard. when
the bride-elect was called 70 the
telephone by her father, Walter
Harm, who said that Mrs. Harm
had tainted and was Al. Frances
Tinker took Miss Heiser. to
whom IL was all q surprise too.
to her home where Lieut.. Cole
was waiting with eorsages for
the bride aud Miss Tinklsr. Mrs.
Harm was not i'll; II was q ruse
to get Miss Heiser away frum
the party for the suddenly decid-
ed wedding.
And within IS minutes Mrs.
Cole and Miss Tinker returned
TO the party, and q they walked
in Miss Tinker told the guests:
II want you TO meet Mr..
Cole"
The party immediately turned
into . wedding reception, with q
toast to the bride. followed by
the scheduled crystal shower.
The bride was gowned IN .
floor length white crspe dinner
dress, with red quilted jacket
and her eorSage was white rosos.
Miss Tinker wore = white gown
trimmed In yed and her cossage
was sasdsnias.
At $50 o'clock the bride len
the party, changed into . tail.
ored bsigs herring bone Sujt
with navy aecesooriss end she
and Lieut.. Cole sped away on !
wedding trip 10 the West On
their return trip they Will COG
IN WhsetisnL Wyo.. % visit M
bridegSoom's parents. Mr.. md
Mrs.. Jamse \. Cole.
Lieut.. Cole u statioaea 4
SSl1ridge Fiald. ana ~ cespla
viii i've st 20 Orchards Srost
WHEN they < yo4uylss fkum tqt
wedding kip. s'e'' y
Their enoagesnqnt. ~ u,
nouneed 20 q To- GivoQ a AselI
3 at tha'beide's hons, snd p1nn,
were ynade shortly afterwogd ~
Z military wedding "a Nay -,
Mn. Cola. ! 1859 graduate q
Mount Clorasns tligh school, waa
very active @ IN undergraduates
She was eloeted 70 NatjeuAl
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-30

Full 0etoIJo Oh VIC W0ooSAS8
have just been received by the
Howard family.
The ceremony was performed
at half past ave by Chaplain
Blskeney Of Fort Amador. ~
sisted by Chaplain Evans Of Fort
Clayton. The chapel organist
played for the service. The
chapel was decorated with palms
and lilies, and candles lighted
the altar.
The bride was given In mar
riase by Colonel Louis p. Ford.
commander Of Camp Paraiso, In
the absence Of the brides father,
who Is at present In the United
States. She was attractively
gowned IN lavender tsffeta made
with fitted bodice and full skirt
complete with matching Access
sories. The bridal bouquet was
purple asters.
Mrs. Edward G. Austen,
daughter Of Col. and Mrs. Louis
P. Ford, was matron OF honor, in
dark blue mousseline de sole
embroidered In. white. Her arm
bouquet was Of daisies.
Ruth Horter Of Panama City
was maid Of honor. In . white
cutwork organdy dress with blue
bolero. She carried pink asters.
Captain Austen assisted Mrs.
Howard In the presentation of
the groom's ring In the double
ring ceremony.
The groom was attended by
Larry OToole, best man, and
Lieutenants Heath, Carse, Mac
Williams, Robbins, Patch and
Citron, ushers. They later form
ed the traditional arch Of sa-
bers' ~ the couple left the altar.
The bride, who attended the
Canal Zone grade schools and
Plattsburg, New York high
school, IL q graduate of Wander
bilt University where she was q
member Of Alpha Omicron Phi
sorority.
Lieut.. Howard, il q graduate
Of Mount Clemens High school,
class Of 1893. He was active In
athletics, took part In the Senior
class play, Outward Bound"
and was . member Of the or
chestra and band.
He Is q graduate Of Ohio and
Michigan universities, where he
becsme q member Of Alpha Tau
Omega fraternity. Lieut.. How
ard was commissioned In the
United States Army In 1898.
Following the ceremony . re-
ception was held at the Officers
Club Of Camp Paraiso. The
bridal couple was assisted In the
reception line by Col. Ford, COM
handing officer Of the post, Mrs.
Spearman, mother of the bride,
Capt. and Mrs. Austin, Miss Hor-
ter and Mr.. O'Toole.
Mrs. Spesrmsn gave . dinner
later In the evening ut the Tivoli
Hotel for the bridal party.
Following q short leave of alb
sence, Lieut.. and Mrs. Howard
will be at home In Bella Vista,
Canal Zone.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-30

cry oCCvptS0s
No book or article on "How to
Give q Successful Party" would
help the Joneses. They know the
correct thing to do, and the cor
rect thing to say.
The reason why m evening
with the Joneses II dull u be-
cause all you meet when you
visit them are other guests. You
don't meet the real Joneses"---
because their house isn't O. really
lived-in- home that expresses
the personalities, the interests,
the talents Of it, members.
WARMTH OF REAL
HOSPITALITY
It's just another house, and the
Joneses don't at into e any more
comfortably than they would
any house Of ito size.
You leave the Joueses' not
knowing it, members any bet
ter than when you met than out
side their home.
But Il II entirely different
when you visit the Browns. From
the dinner which includes at least
one dish for which Mrs. Brown
has . rsputation) TO the talk or
recreation afterwards (w hich
brings out the Interests Of the
Browns-more varied than you
would imasins) you are learning
things about the Browns.
You and out that Mr.. Brown,
10 q good cook and that she en-
Joys Il. You learn that she hes
. beautiful garden, and learn
something about hsr from the
type Of garden g y. You ind
out that she Il fond \of really
good music, and that che has IN
Intelligent interest In what u
going on In ths world.
You flnd out TIN Mr.. Brown,
50 quiet and retiring. Il "a ex-
cellsut shot, and you have fun
trying your Workmanship down
In the basement whore he has
rigged up . target. His enthusi-
asn II strong enough TO make
you wonder why you don't take
IL up - z hobby. You're really
interested In his collections Of
guns and books on guns.
The Browns are real persons
to you-when you leave their
home. And, % you leave The
warmth Of thsir very real hoe
pitality. you decide that Il isa't
enough 10 b interssted Ia other
persons. You hsve 70 give them
reasons for being Interested h
you.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-30

should be. But
you don't look
forward to the
evening one bit.
You probably
con think Of
half q d en-
Mrs. J o n e . Q 3
a m o n & y o U =
own friends -
W o m e n W no
have achieved
the right back
ground for hos
pitaltty.. hut
n eV err manage
TO m q Ike their
invitations Gag
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-30
Married

MRS. JAM e s LAWRENCE
COLE, whose surprise wedding
to Lieut.. Cole Of Selfridge Field
last evening turned her spinster
dinner into wedding reception.
She Is the former Florence Hell.
ser, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Harm. and Lieut.. Coles
parents arc Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Cole of Wheatland, Wyo.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-30
Clean Floors

II YOU NEGLECT 10 elsanse
your 6oor brush frsqusntly, yeu
cannot 0xpeet 10 have really
clean Doors. Floor brushes
should b wsshsd at least once q
week. Remove I'll ~ loose duDt
by shaklas vioecously, thea
woeh ma you g ytA Nads.- Aipse
three oe SoR ttmeo IN elsos
weter. sAaks WI md dry out
- N ~ Spshine with H.
heisele oide upwsrd. -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-30
. WE THE WOMEN
No Wonder
Guests Shun
The Joneses
By RUTH MILLETT

MRS. JONES has Z lovely
home, a well.trsined servant,
and when you are invited to the
Jonsses' for dinner you know
everything will b just - 1t
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-30

LUCILLE CATH ERINE
Shields. daughter Of Bernard X.
Shields, 70 Union street, whose
engagement to Chester J., Rad
linski, son Of Mrs. rlorsncs Rad
linski OF Van Dyke u announced
today. The wedding will b held
In 81. Peters Catholic church,
Mount Clemens, at ten o'clock
on June IL.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-30
Coming Events
To evoi6 eeat)ieajoW - sosei0D 6seoe end To-
changes In regular Messings. cell 1900.
TODAY

TO-DAY
AZ sAhE d BY Y XI lssan Ladies
DAISY CLUB at the home Of Mr. and Mrs Martin Dug
S4A Axss sn:. party at til. school, .
HARRISON CIRCLE Of King. paush.sr. potuek dinner ..
MUSIC FESTIVAL at Romeo High school, put on by Zones
DAISY CLUB Of St. Louis parish. At tn. HON. Of Mr. and
Mrs Martin Duggsn. South River road, at pm.
cHATTERsox CLUB At the home Of Mrs Arnold cottschsk.
MrcNoNETTE CLUB Of st. Louis parish at the home Of Mrs
GAMES PARTY sponsored By Sister. Of st. Joseph in ..ni
.sYn !S01y sac 1 ~ zr ,,r c
MOUNT +; cs faass s'1 Spas e NJ in Masonic
B. sssioa 5 81 :. albany Hos. =. PM
NEW STUDY GROUP Of League Of Women Voters At the
home Of Mrs. Eugene wultmann "a South Wilson
ZONE D. Rural Teachers Association dinner meeting At
SALE Ie nsw s1 s. : Pm Hovhoc. Club
in Matthews buidns North sro.dw:y ~''''
MAY DAY LUNCHEON and card party. sponsored by the
United Workers Circle at Kings Daushtsrs Home At
mrraoponirAn CLUB. in John R. Murphy c,usroom. a.
ZONE RURAL TEACHERS banquet. at Gordon. or.l At
MAY DAY SILVER TEA, sponsored by Child Study Group
It'll. home Of Mrs. Karl Kstchum ~ Hubbard avenue.
rsrpsare CIRCLE :, tn. bou. ., Mr., so.rt Mep,.r.
nz.zkxa Is Icpe s: i Barron M, a:d, 4 pm
&SS&S004Sb
Pyoech, South Broadway, 1t pm.
CARNAI1ON CLUE oe D. Louis perish, s the home Of Mrs
Raymond kal, 2t2 Croker boulevard st pm.
ROSE CLUB Of g. Louis parish 1t the hons Of Mrs Bernard
Cats Union Lake road at pm.
WATER LILY CLUB, 1t the home Of Mrs. Merton Mason,
AT Cass avenue, Ut pm.
BUSINESS GIRLS CLUB at the home Of Mildred Kennedy,
% Fsrrin placs, at 1880 pm.
SERVICE Of Growing Of Blessed Virgin by student Nurses
ut Grotto behind st. Joseph's sonitsriun ut 4 pm.
MAY DAY DINNER DANCE 1t Gowsnie Coli Club for mem
befs Of Mount Clemens Dancing Club, Ut 7:30 Pm.
SILVER CROSS CIRCLE Of Kings Daughters, st the home
Of Mrs Bert Allen, le4 South Walnut street. covered
dish luncheon ct pm
OFFICERS Of Order Of Eastern STAR In Masonic hall at l30
p. m to conduct hsneSol services.
AL6AMxS PARTY. sponoueed By Perpetual Help Club Of
D. Louis poriGh, q ths home Of Mr.. I. W. Fuller,
1S3 ptckinpop avUnuo, % pm
TOE OFFICERS meeting In Asf1s Hail. st pm.
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY. In Legion clubheuss
to services q dgspng charter Tor The late pessidsnA
Mr. wsyus Leach, 1l3 MillF street.
ZONE Mscomb County Rurol Tsachest Association din
ner meeting st vernor's Inn, New Baltimore. st
$40 pm.
F1WAy, MAI
l0!oE. IN Barron Hall, st pm.
OI2 HeQUlA1 &ESJDe0, n Neoopje hall. q 7:lS pm.
wCTU 1oTHl3S DAY TIA q ~ home q Nh WYljjsn
ssheesshses. ~ suei'd svsuus. s's asuaDsss snd
Ru1nixof sALE pssssssd ~ D. Isus Holyhock Club.
n nstthewS Handips North 1gosdwv.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-30
HoIIyhoek Club Pays
Tribute to Mrs. Vens

HOLLYHOCK CLUB OF st.
Louis parish yesterday paid tri-
butte to the memory of Mrs.
Frank Vens, Z loyal member of
the club who died recently. Mrs.
George Beaufait composed and
read q tribute to Mrs. vens when
the club met at the home Of
Mrs. Harry Thibault on North
Gratiot avenue.
Mrs. Herman Brandenburg,
president Of the group read Q
poetic tribute to mothers.
During the business meeting
plans for the thres-day rummage
sale the Club Is sponsoring were
completed. The ruinmage sale
will b held Thursday. Friday.
and Saturday In the Matthews
building on Broadway.
A guest ut yesterdays meet
ing was Mrs. r. Daetens.
Hollyhock Clubs next meet
ing will be with Mrs. Frank
Noteboom on May 8, ut two
o'clock.
MARION AND LOIS DIEI5L
OF North avenue are serving On
the ticket committee for the
annual bridge party 10 b. given
~ MaryspDve College AluInuae
Association on Saturday ~.
ernoon, May 10. st The college
IN Detroit. The procepds Will
60 to the Michael James Gsl-
lagher Scholarship and the
Sisters Scholarship Fund.
WORD has been received here
that Mrs. frederick N. Steven
son, Jr. Of. Cleveland. formerly
Of Mount Clemens, has been
called to Florida by the illness
Of her mother law, Mrs. r. N.
Stevenson of Bradenton. The
elder Mrs. Stevenson u in Z hos
pital In Palmetto.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of
Rebelgah District 3 will b held
Monday. May 3 in Romeo High
school at one o'clock.
New Toble Accessories
THAT FRESH SPRING
FEELING should invade your
dining room also. Consider for
your breakfast or luncheon table
. set Of colorful new table mats
Of processed waterproof cotton
crash backed by hest-resisting
cork. They come In solid colorg
with ribbon border and initial In
white, also with . plain white
border with initial In . deeper
self color. Linen napkins 70
match are availabls.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-30
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The Nome nugget., 1941-03-28
Pioneer Party A Big Success

The Fourth party of the Pio- neer Card Series was played last night. The attendance was all that was expected. Everyone had a fine time.
 The winners of the evening were:
 Ladies, Miss Jane Jones (Miss AlaSka), Mrs. N. w. Lewis and Mrs. Pennycook.
 Gents, MT. Pennycook, Dr. AL bery and Carl Lindell.
 pr. Albery won the drawing for the special door prize. The Executive Committee will meet Sunday in the offices of A. Polet to make plans to play the last game of the series.
 The committee promises a big time and a big surprise.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-28
Alaska Line Seattle Docks Now Close at 6 pm. Sharp

A letter has been received from Nome agent Wilcox of the Alaska Steamship Company in which he states:
 This year the Army, Navy, and Civil Aeronautics Authority, are pressing the National Defense Program in Alaska, and it is of vital importance, that the Alaska Steamship Company cooperate by h,eping our ships on schedule.
 We are also faced with the problem of operating under the provisions of the Wage and Hour Law" which establishes the principal of a forty hour week for our own, as. well as shippers employees.
 "To met these conditions we are announcing the following changes in our operating prac- tee and schedules:
 Effective, Thursday, March 27, the Alaska Steamship COmpany's Piers l and 2, will not accept shipments of Freight, Baggage, and or Express, after 500 pm.
 Tn order to conform with the above change in operating prac- tice, we ask the cooperation of all Alaska Merchants and Ship pers, in getting their orders to the Wholesale Houses in sufficient time to allow them to make del ivery to the dock within regular hours, to avoid th3 necessity of turning trucks away thus causing needless expense, as well as the possibility of shipments not get ting aboard the ship
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-28
HARD TIMES PARTY SATURDAY NIGHT

Tomorrow night is the date set for the Odd Fellows Hard Times Party to be held in their hall.
 The party starts at g pm. with cards. There will be 6 prizes awarded for the games. The dance will start at 1O:3O pm. The three best Hard Times Char acters will be awarded prizes.
 Judges will be selected from those present. The refreshments that will be served will be free. Preparation for a large crowd is being made.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-28
Airways News
PAA Activities

Pilot Lavery arrived on sched- ule Thursday with 300 pounds of mail and 3 passengers:
 Kenn Rank
 $. D. Mazen
 A. M. Hartford
 Tn. Electra returned immed- lately with 300 pounds of mail and two passengers:
 D. Putnam for Fairbanks
 Mrs. Wm. Maloney for Seattle
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-28

Funeral services for the late Martin Willoya were conducted Thursday at the Eskimo Method ist Church with Rev. w. P. Wood conducting the ceremony assist ed by Norman Lee as interpreter. Following the service, interment was made at Belmont Point Gene tery.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-28

s. D. Mazen returned yester- day after spending a month in the States with his folks who live in Tacoma and Mrs. Mazen' s folks in Yakima.
 MT. Mazen stated that he met the Swanbergs in Yakima and that Harry Philips was stopping at the Savoy Hotel in Seattle.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-28

A. M. Hartford, manager of the U s s R & M Co. was a return ing passenger on the Electra yes terday. MT. Hartford left several months ago to visit his family in Seattle and to make a business trip 10 Salt Lake City and Bos- ton.
 Mrs Hartford accompanied Mir. Hartford on his trip East and to San Francisco.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-28

Mrs. B. Whaley returned yes terday from the Pilgrim Springs and says that she had a nice rest and grand time. She brought back two mission girls to work for her in the Whaley Boarding House.