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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-23
British Acclaim
Churchill Visit
With Roosevelt

Int New. s-r,,c. stan Correspondent,

Z
LONDON. Dec. 23.-All Britain
today jubilantly acclaimed Prime
Minister Winston Churchilrs dra-
matte visit 10 President Roosevelt
in Washington.
For A ma jority of BritonS. the
news came as a complete surprise
when they heard it broadcast Al
z a. m. or read IT in their morning
newspapers.
Everywhere there were imme-
date expressions Of qualification
Morning newspapers and after
noon editions alike chorused ap-
proVal. The popular reaction was
Now we are getting down
To IT,"
Most comment was accompanied
by expressions Of hope that for
mutation of a grand strategy un-
der a supreme command will pre-
vent future 'PenangS. Hongkongs
Malayas and Pearl Harbors.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-23
Driver Dies After Car
Strikes Safety Zone

Alex Borowski. 81 Of 1875 Beau
fait avenue. was dead on admis-
sion 10 Receiving Hospital early
today Of injuries received when he
drove his car into safety zone
at Michigan and National ave-
nueS.
Police said BorowSki was pass
ing a car driven by Sebastian Tru-
piano. y, Of 2l40 Clinton street
Al the time Of the accident and
careened into Trupianos car after
striking the safety zone. HIS
death brought the 1871 traffic
death count 10 267. compared "a
go at this date last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-23
'Howonea' Slated
AS Dance Craze

WATCH FOR the "IIawonga' 10
step in as the countryS latest
dance craze
An original by Eleanor Powell
the dance has been worked into a
routine by the star and Dance Di.
rector Bobby Connolly for one oi
the production numbers in III
Take Manila II IS a combination
hula. La Conea and tap How
ever, for ballroom purposes the
taps may be eliminated Best oil
all. the steps are so arranged that
~ may he executed on crowded
dance floor
\ In the musical. Miss Powell in
troduces the "HaWonga' assisted
by 26 dancing girls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-23
DIVORCES

Lillian p. Dryden from Stanley.
Clara Frankowiak from Joseph.
Molly Schomberger from Max.
Marion Burke from James r.
Jean NJ. Oldford from Abstain.
Anne =. Mayster from Ronald.
Ann Carpenter from Arch
Margaret Bsrtby from Robert.
Odila DeMrngere from Theophiel
blanche Schamm from Fred.
Daisy stuart from Jack
Marion Fogg from Edward.
Wanda Cooke from Joseph.
Christine Marczenkow from John.
Eleanor Morgan from Joseph.
Joan Boyton from Albert
Catherine B Messenger from Stanley
Marion F. Chemy from Charles A.
Melva VI O'Connell from Henry J.
Eunice NJ Simms from Ralph p.
Regina Yukas from Michael
Minnie y. Radcliffe from Douglas.
Harold Canady from Dorothy.
Virginia Marsh from Hubert.
Virginia Pfetfe from John
Elizabeth Curtis from Henry.
Arthur +. Wolfe from Lena.
Lucy Robson from Richard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-23
Commodity Price
Index Again Higher

WASHINGTON. Dec q The
wholesale commodity price index
compiled by the National Ferti-
liLer Association was slightly
higher again last week, the result
OF rising prices for industrial COM
modtlcS. In the week ended De-
ccmber 20. index advanced 10
1872 from ll9l in the preceding
week a month ago II was 1854
and a year ago 9SS, based on the
1858 average as 100
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-23

SANTA ANA, Sonora. Mexico
Dec. q INSD.-Gen. Lazaro Car
denas. the former president OF
Mexico. recently named by Presi-
dent Manuel Avila Camacho 10
direct the defense Of Lower Cali
fornia, left here today 10 assume
his duties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-23
British Claim Axis
Checked in Atlantic

LONDON. Dec. % GNS).-The
battle of the Atlantic still goes
well' with freighterS no longer
easy prey for AXIS submarines and
planes because of improved defen-
Slve measures. British military
authorities announced TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-23
Nervous Assistant

ALLEN JENKINS. popular film
flnsier. again plays the nervous
assistant 10 George Sanders IN "A
Date With the Falcon latest IN
the series. Wendy Barrie James
Gleason and Mona Maris have
other featured roles 10 the picture
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-23
Funeral Directors
J. SUTTON a RON
4i47 TRUMBULL AVE. TEMPLE 2-hi00
Lost and Found

BLACK MALE sCOTTIE-Licenss 435qo
1885 Atkinson. Telephon. Trinity 3ssa
Reward
LOST-Chow blue black male Monday.
Reward. Return to As West 9-hls Rd.,
Ferndale or call Royal Oak 1913
LOST Sunday, wire-haired terrier, cor
ner lakewood schaefer. Phone Vinewood
2Oe7
POMERANTAN, Tuesday. vicinity Hurlbu,.
sylvester. Kindly return. Reward Olive
0if5. 4i57 Hurlhut.
RED COCKER SPANIEL. lost Vicinity
Grand Marsis. Crosse Points. Reward.
Telephone Niagara 6077.
SETTER lost. liver and white. s-miis
road and Groesbeck highway Mscomb
County license No. sol. Reward ". 1927.
1892 Rors Place.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate istings
IN the big sunday Times Want Al
sectionf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-23
Roosevelt
Sets Day
Of Prayer

WASHINGTON. Dec y GNS).
President Roosevelt today issued a
designating Jan. /,
1912. as a day of prayer for Divine
guidance and victory in the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-23
Death 1otices

IINnEMEYER-Decem 81, otto, be-
loved husband Of Fila Jones LindemeNsr'
tear father of George, Mrs. Lucille
Marrllo Phyllis and Joan. brother OF
Ernest O. Lindemeyer; son OF Mrs. August
Iindemeyer Funeral service, wednesday
z p. m. AZ residence, 1901 Young
NONANAhEK.- December q. Nellie NJ.
axe 81. beloved wife or george dehr
mother ~ George Robert Elinor. Dorothy
and Katharine dear daughter 81 Mrs.
Theresa Mner Funeral from Lang FunsrAl
Home IslO5 Eastla~n, near Harper FRI
day AZ ,. m.
STFtFES-Andrew' age ~ of 2O2t Al.
mont ST., Ferndals, beloved husband ~
Emma dear father 81 Frank sieffss,
Ferndale, Peter Leo and George ~ De -
troit, Milton Tawas, Mich. Body ~ Al
hort Steeubaugh Funeral Home 23267
Woodward Ave, Ferndsle. Rosary service
at 30 % m Thursday, Requiem Mass
m Friday In 81, Mary Magdaline
Church Hazel Park. Burial Centerline
Catholic Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-23
Scratches
International New. serv,e. Wiz.

AT TROPICAL PARK
Track fast.
First Race Pirst. Ship. EpaminondVs,
Dulcimer Roman Descent, Old smoothly,
Anopheles
Second Race-Marksman. No Dough.
Steuhen. Tee Mldge Here Now.
Firm Race Fioatswsy. Flaming High.
Sixth Rsce-Creps. pomivs.
Eighth Rscs-Asksris, Tiberiu., Cato.
mar Jim Lipscomh. Getaway JACK,
NicN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-23
Trade Schools-Maie

AUTO WORKERS
BE WORKING WHY BE lDLE-
SEE US BEFORE YOU INVEST. LEARN
AIRCRAFT WELDING
Acetylene-Arc Welding
Tool-Die Making. Machinist
Lathe. Milling Machine Shapsr
PROCESS INSPECTION
BLUEPRINT. MATHEMATICS
Body. Fender Repair
WOLVERINE SCHOOL
1900 w. FORT NIGHT SCHOOL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-23
Earnings

nistillers COrporatton- Seagrams. ltd
and all subsidiaries for the quarter ended
October 81. showed a net proht N 81 SIS
3l9 United states currency. after income
ard excess prOhts taxes. etc. equal after
dividend requirements on the 5 per cent
preferred % Sl3s share on 753 04'
shares ~ common. aEains 81 2e4 2aS ~
s? cents sharr on ! TS2 SIS common
shares IN the October quarter ~ 1870
Income and excess prohis taxes n the
si~--s.f+l - f~--..-~.~~..-
81 $50 Asi For me October quarter Of
1870 income taxes we're Ssia.243.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-23
BITTER EDITORIAL

This line Of thought was summed
up in a bitter editorial in the
London Daily Mail, which said:
Events in the Pacific have
shown the peril of uncOncerted
operations for our part the
slackness and ineptitude shown
In Malaga are n scandal and
tragedy we have displayed
complete lack OF anything APP
preaching a coherent defense
policy"
British new SIP a perS TO-DAY
stressed the magnitude and scope
OF the Washington discussions be
tween Roosevelt and Churchill anc
said they understood Churchill hac
suggested the visit.
Editors Note: A Chungking
dispatch said an important AL
lied conference now is in prog
reSs in Chang kai-Shek's cap
ital with communique expected
in a few days. A British radio
broadcast heard by CHS said
inter-allied consultations are be-
ing held in both Chungking and
Moscow similar in Importance
TO those AT Washington. -
Churchills trip followed long
British press and parliamentary
campaign for a unified Allied COM
mand. The British Press -Associa-
ton said further conferences will
include China. Russia, the Meth.
erlandS East Indies and the Brit.
iSh dominionS.
EXPECTS WAR PLAN
AT last" eXulted the Daily
Mail, 1--WE may expect n world
wide plan To win n worldwide
war. The Allies man power,
material wealth and fighting
fronts must he co-ordinsted 80
that striking force may he ex-
erted at the right place and
time.
For strategicsl plans. the
world may have TO be divided
into n number OF regions, each
with its own command linked by
n supreme council"
The Daily Express said the pur.
pose OF the RooSevelt-Ch Churchill
meeting is 10 select the best AXIS
target for any man in the worlo
who wants 10 fight for freedom.
Until now the Express said. there
has been no world effort 10 resist
Hitler'S plan of conquest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-23
Cabarets Set
Holiday
Floor Shows
By WALTER STEVENSON


comedian and one Of the country
pnotch mimics, shares top bill.
ing with songstreSs Lillian Carmel
in this weeks Christmas revue
which opened last night at the
Bowery Cafe.
This engagement marks Miss
Garments first Detroit appearance
In over a year, and there were
many old friends on hand last
night TO welcome her back and 10
applaud her new arrangements OF
popular songs. Lillian employs
vocal tricks and the flute in her
voice 10 make her song deliveries
doubly effective.
Danielle and Denise, also new
offer ballroom and adagio routineS
IN addition 10 a bronze speciality
dance. and the singing Naval
Cadets join the Don Arden dancers
IN new production numbers.
Clever master Of ceremonies
Charlie Carlisle remains at the
helm, and Johnny King is the
vocalist with Benny Resh's or
CheStra.
TROCADERO - h a dancing
jester and madcap comedian. Andy
Rice Jr.. continues 10 preside over
entertainment activities at this
popular night spot
While Renee O'OrSay remains
over 10 exhibit more of her exotic
foutineS, Chappclie and liannon
move IN 10 demonstrate the more
sophisticated type Of ballroom
dancing.
Also new is character dancer
Ellen Varco.
The Martell Twins, who are as
much alike as their names. Eva
and NeVa. stay on 10 step out in
more of their difficult tap dancing
routineS, and music for dancing
and floor shows IS by Charles
Dublin and his orchestra
. Reservations for choice tables
the special New Years Eve
celebration are now being taken.
FRONTIER RANCH - y q u r
Christmas package this week is a
bundle Of Irish songs donated by
none other than perSonable Denny
McCurtin. who continues his long
reign as master Of ceremonies.
TWO sets Of dance teams com
prise the incoming talent and il
is their dancing which PAGES this
weeks revue Fave and Yelling
ton contribute musical G o m q Y
styles and Don and CaSSandra fea-
ture their fascinating Doll Dance ="
Comedy In The form Of novel
musical entertainment IS provided
by Dude Kimball the country
plumber who proved so popular
IN his initial Try here
There was much hllarliY during
tho comedy turn Of Ereeter Patsy
q Toole. who last night was in.
Quoted into the American Guild
of Variety Artists. Les Golden,
local executive secretary Of the
guild. was on hand TO make the
ceremonies official
Smokey Joe Rogers and has
Happy Cowboys. instrumental
quartet play during the lullS. and
Johnny RcSh's orchestra has taken
over the bandStand 10 play music
for shows and dancing
81 CLUB. Santa Clause has
certainly remembered Joe Cousins
show place this week for last
night he returned 10 the club a
hilarious comedian who has been
greatly missed for 10 these many
weeks
We're referring Of course. 20
Screwball Sonny Mars. that low
able rogue of comedy who never
stops his nonsense until its tune
10 60 home.
Introduced by Sonny are dane
Charles and Rita jenkins. eXo-
Y. Louise, Sharae and Sepla harp
ist Olivet'e Miller.
Eddie Jones and his orchestra
supply dance music.
CASANOA-Novelty hoop Jug
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-23

Are You Looking for a Smile
and Note Of Cheer as l94l
Prepares To Make Way for This
Hopeful Youngster. 1912: Then
Don't Miss the Charming Girl,
ImpcrSonation Of Happiness "a
Depicted ny Henry Give, Fa-
nous Artist. In Full Page
Painting on the Front Page Of
The American Weekly, the Mag
azine Distributed With Next
Sundays Issue OF The Detroit
Sunday Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-23

Norfolk a Western Railway for II
months ended November 30 showed a ret
income ~ S25 2t4 Sol. equal after dtN-
dend requirements on me per cent pre-
fsrred ~ xi735 a share on 4ns 4s7
shares ~ common. against sS2e 0S3 00o ~
$50 vs. a common share In the 1870 period
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-23
cndnhr rackInr Comrnny and .ub.Id

CudAhy Packing Company and sub.Id
iariss FOR the fiscal year ended October 81
showed net profit ~ So $50 3i6 equa
arer the period dividend requirements or
the per cent and ! per cent pr.fsrreds
IN arrears 70 So 81 share On The common
For So weeks ended November ? 1870. tn'
net profit VAS y2iis223. NJ 81 % on ths
common Net proht FOR ths fa4i hsca
year was exceeded only In 1917 and 1925
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-23

VERNE 81 DONG SpCClaI At
ranCcmcntS and special lyrics on
n boogic-woogie beat, SonCStreSS
Mora "Wacky' Kaye heads the
gala holiday revue
RoSinda'S Mexican character
dancers in authentic fiesta costume
add a bit Of color. while Brown
and Snyder contribute musical
on banjo and guitar.
Difficult and polished tap dances
nv youthful Jack Terry, who also
doubles AZ master OF ceremonies
have the accompaniment OF Chuck
Stevens orchestra.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-26

THE PUPILS Of the Honolulu
Conservatory Of Music presented
their recital last evening at the
Methodist Church before a large
and appreciative audience. Pro-
ceeds Of the revue will be used
to help pay expenses Of the
musical group trip to the Chic
ago Musical Festival.
Those taking part in the revue
were: 80
Jess Moore, Marvin Meitz,
Bob Runde, Arthur Gombert.
Patrick Parker, Carl Noonan,
Wayne Walters, Evelyn Lotus,
Albert Hennig, June Hirtz,
Dorothy BrinkerS Isabelle Ep-
pier, Richard vaudecan, Virginia
Young, Lucille Siewert, Evelyn
Lepkowski.
Robert Bloch, Norman Esch-
enburs, Joan Jordan, Clara
Jordan, Lucille Snyder, Elenor
Marshall, Robert Covert, Hor-
ne Turner, Carl Neff, Florence
Pieprzak, Lois Royster, Robert
Fruin, Sofie Bronikowski, Le-
Roy C'Neal. 3 \
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-26

R6S0<<0&SSASSe 8A4 "
men were. present last evening
atsths reunion picnic: Of st. Pet
eEs Altar Society. r The. event
wns shsld In the beautiful gar
dens .'of Mrs. Donald. a.. West
epdorfs home on Union street.
Z. The. long picnic tables last
with white linen cloths, were
placed beneath the large trees
In the gardens. They were At
tr1ctively decorated with lovely
arrangements of pink roses,
blue and white delpinium and
baby's breath.
e was q reunion In the real
meaning Of the word. One. OF
the honored' quests was Miss
Annie LOBBY. who was president
Of. the Altar Society for . num-
her Of years. She was the
csntsrs Of groups oil evening. rs
the various members and FORM
or, members came to greet her.
The guests enjoyed walks
through the delightful gardens,
visiting and renewing friend
ships.
Later in the evening, q group
played cards. with prizes going
20 Mrs. John Jenkins, Mrs. Ed
ward p. O'Donnell, and Mrs.
Henry Goulette. Mrs. Norman
McInerney won the house prize.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-26
Brownies Troop Camping
at Rotary is Lots Of Fun

and making their beds, playing
games and getting acquainted.
The first thing Tuesday they
hiked up TO the big dam, spent
an enjoyable day in and out of
the river that flows right past
where the tents were pitched,
and that night popped corn over
a huge bonfire.
Yesterdays meal was cooked
out OF doors, while tn e girls
played around and broke camp,
and they returned shortly after
noon.
Mrs. Herbert Irish, Girl Scout
director. was in charge of the
camping expedition. She was as
sisted by Mrs. George Campbell.
and Mrs. Sydney Thinker, coun-
Gil members, and the following
leaders and dull is: Mrs. Eli
Sheets, Mrs. Russell Stark, Mrs.
George Howell, Mrs. Albert Bell
man, Mrs. Russell Branyan, Mrs.
Ele . n o r Rollison, Mrs. M. T.
Coker, Margaret Olivares and
Elizabeth Leach.
The girls who made the trip
included Roxanne Schran, Ilene
Levine, Joan Cocker, June Hoff,
Dawn Hameister, Joyce Shep-
herd, Barbara Wilkerson, Nancy
Williams, B 4 r b a a Anderson,
Joyce Frobers, Sally Fay Ho-
ward. Marilyn Sharland. Joan
L aForge, Lorraipe Starkey.
Patsy Shaw, Elaine Davis,
Jane Irish, Willowdean Coker.
Patricia Rollison, Wilmary Ro-
mick, Catherine Howett, Shirley
Allor, Barbara Bartrow, Marian
Pingel, Betty Joyce Brusseau,
Dolly Olivares, Helen Boccacio,
Dorothy Anderson, Patricia Shu-
bert, Mugsy Jones, Barbara Tus-
cany, Carol Ann Murphy, Patri-
cia Springborn, Ann Cross, Dor
othy King, Judith Hackett, Con-
ME Helling, and Shirley Meitz-
ner.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-26

THE BROWNIES are loud In
their enthusiasm for troop camp
ing, following the three-day out
ing which closed yesterday at
Camp Rotary. The weather was
perfect, the program included n
little bit of all the things that
little girls like to do out of DOORS
There were hiking, bathing, eat
ing out of doors, sleeping In
tents, bonfires and songs, and
lots of fun doing them all.
The girls left Monday after
noon, spending the rest OF the
afternoon arranging their tents
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-26
MS. Westendof s Garden
Scene Of Delightful Event

The evening closed with .
bondres around which the guests
toasted marshmallowk .
Mfs. MAbsI viKoskSpp' was
chairman Of tie event. Afst Of
it, kind ever given BY tie Altar
Society,". Assisting her to make
the evening successful were
Mrs. Louis Peltier, Mrs Fred
Heneh. Mrs.. Joseph Brehler,
Mrs. McInerney, and Of course,
Mrs: westsndorf.
MR.. AND MRS. WAYNE AD-
AIR, JR.,% (Marsaret Brede)
have returned from . ten day
wedding trip In the Smokey
Mountain region and .Washins-
ton, DC: and are now making
their home on So Lincoln ave.
nue..
MIR. AND MRS. HOWARD
BRANDT, Of North River road,
announce the birth Of q son born
last evening in st. 'Joseph's hos
pital. 49,
CHESTER, AIKEN, OF PHIL
ADELPHIA, spent several days
this week at the home of his
cousin. Miss Hazel Belts.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-26
i. MIND YOUR
MANNERS

Test your knowledge OF cor
rect social usage BY onsrertn0
the follotoing questions, then
checking against the authorize
tive dnspers belotc:
/. Even though q girl Is not
engaged to q young man would
it be all right for her to. give
him a fountain pen, flashlight,
shaving kit-or some similar gift
when he goes away to an army
camp?
2. Should a girl ask q man
for his picture If he has never
asked for hers?
8. II you have been in the
habit of giving q birthday pres
ent to q young man, should you
send him a gift on his birthday
il ne Is away at camp?
4. Is It wise to choose gifts
for friends that are not more
expensive than those they can
afford to give?
5. Is IL best to 60 calling on
a soldier at camp in the middle
of the week, or wait until Sum
day?
What tcould you do a.
YOU are 0iving boz Of letter
puper to q friend Uho 10 q tDtdoM
and you are having her name and
address printed or engraved on the
paper
(a) Hove her name read. "Mrs
John Henry BroWn"S
(b) HdVe her name read, mrs
Elizabeth BroDn"f :.
Answers
1. Yes Just 80 it isn't =
really expensive gift. i.
2. No.
3. It would be the thouyhtful
thing to do, If you are CORES
ponding with him.
1. Yes, In order not 10 OBJ
ligate or embarrass them.
s.. Wait until Sunday. Sol
diers may be out OF camp on
biviouac or. busy with drilling
or other duties. On Sunday, they
they are generally free to see
visitors.
Best "What Would You do, 90
lStton-fe).
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-26
Honolulu Conservatory Of Music
Presents Pupils in Recital

Frieda Herman, Donald Cum
mings, Howard Shields, Donald
Burgett, Carol Beardsley, Billy
Lyons, Ruth LaRue, Delora
Keylon, Robert Armstrong, John
Pohlman, Billy Edserton, James
johnson, Donald Armstrong,
Leonard Thompson, Carl Thorn
pson, Alberta Teets.
Alice Keyworth, Donald Ed
gerton, Beatrice VIM, James
Gathersood, Dorothy Henry,
Doris Henry, Jimmie Rose, Hen
rietta Zuzsa, Virgil Wilson Bruce
Gallagher, Namoni johnson,
Moore Twins. Joan Burt.
Mrs. Mccain was pianist for
the group. T.
Faculty of the conservatory
includes: ~. -"
Clarence Clark, supervisor;
Avery Sullins, manager and in
structor; .Lovina Jacques, nc
cordian and guitar instructor;
Carol Beardsley, guitar instruc.
tor; Mrs. McCann, piano insruc-
tor; Sidney Clark, director Of
exploitation; George Newman,
registrar; Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Woodruff, registrar:
. . - -,
MRS. CARL sTARNER -snd
daughter. Gloria Ann; will leave
tomorrow to spend the Summer
At Blue Lake, near Big Rapids.
Mrs. Starner's sister, Mrs. An
gelo Fisher and son Tommy will
60 with thefn for the first two
weeks. Mr.. 8 ia rne r and Mr..
Fisher will sp EN- d week ends
with them.
MISS JESSIE .NELLIS re-
turned this morning from q Ten
day visit with her niece, Mir
Katrina Quintus, In Nav XGkk
City. Miss Quintus viii Witt
here later in the simlnsf.
. - NIX
BERNARD RcSKOpPr has
left to assume his position with
General Motors cqrpQtetion In
Lansing, after a@briS3 vlsit here
following his graduatle1in from
Michigan State. Colieo1 NJ
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-26
Birthday Group
Fefes Mrs. Hooker

EIGHTEEN CLOSE FRIENDS
Of Mrs. William Rocker will
gather ut her home on Romeo
Plank road, today, to help Gel
citrate her birthday anniversary.
The same group Of lifelong
friend some of whom attended
school together, meets ut re-
spective homes during the year
birthday anniversaries.
Cards in the afternoon will
be followed by q birthday sup
per. Mrs. Louise Pringnitx will
contribute bouquets from her
garden, now at the height Of its
beauty, for today's event.
Mrs. Ray X. Hallin (Grace
Pringnitz of New York city,
will be present with her son.
Richard Ray. Mrs. Hallin and
son are now guests at the home
Of Mrs. Hallin's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Pringnitz on
Market street.
MRS. WILLIAM K. CHURCH
YARD has returned to her home
on Mullet street following . two
weeks trip to jefferson, Mo-,
where she was the guest Of
Capt. and Mrs. Lonnie M. John
son, formerly stationed At Self
ridge Field. While she was
there, Capt. johnson took Z
group of 500 men to Denver
post, where he received his
training, and where he was CIV
en- a reception upon his arrival.
MR.. AND MRS. LAWRENCE
GARVEY of Rochester announce
the arrival of q son, born this
morning in st. Jospeh's hospital.
MRS. KENNETH DAVE Of
New Haven Is celebrating her
birthday anniversary today.
MRS. CHARLES HUMMRlCH
is confined to the house by m
abcess on her eye.