The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-31

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Qday at f|
sxISTxHpAYs DoLL-BUo-
81. PARADE and doll exhibit
~ four Of the city's; play
oo0nds revealed again that
I1ro's no toy % app6aling to .
|HtlA eirl o . doll. Pride md
~ were lavished equally On
ool10 of Ill sizes, shapes and col
~ whole or. battered - they
d9ht be.
spoualdson, Wilson. Grant and
0fHkith Field held their doll
BleGy parades yesterday. with
ni,@ilay events scheduled for
li9cQln, st. Mary's end Dickin-
In o. Thursday.
patriotism inspired many Of
HI youngsters 70 usa red, white
Ind blue, IN various combine
9cgaG and effects, to trim their
bp6giss.
No. 1ttempt was made to give
NM second and third prizes. All
p9}nDE for this contest are equal,
oa Gven with that leeway II
ynes hard to decide among the
INV attrsctive entries. /.
101lALDSON
fDet$S lean Servo, q winner
lhbori0lsIy trimmed her doll
h6Sty' Ia alternating strips Of
Isd, white and blue crepe pa
por. Her doll, Betty Lou, re-
posed peacefully within her
bright buggy. Betty Jean ID five
ye6rs old.
Mary Kathleen Arnsby, 8,
usSd the new v for Victory sym
hof for her entry, with q lovely
American doll, dressed In red
md white striped satin, with
blua bows on the white lace
Q6giug neck and sleeves Of her
reriod gown. Red touches were
NED IN her white wig too, and
a.white crepe paper background
made her m effective picture In
the tri-colored paper trimmed
buggy.
barbara Pringnits, Z. brought
her dolly In her arms. Carol Sue,
Gl,e called her, and her frock
was red checkered singhaIn.
Other entries 1t Donaldson
included Ruth Ann Eckhout, Q,
with vicly and Susy, baby dolls
Ill dressed up; Polly Nank, 3,
who wheeled her two dolls,
Nancy in pink and Betty In red
checks; Shirley Dreimiller, 10,
whose buggy, decorated with
crepe paper, held Betty Jane,
her doll; Carol Dreimiller, 5.
with her doll Janet; and Mar
tories Prinsnitz. Is. whose Dy-
4 - doll Carol Sue, was entered
16ehsr b. Phyllis PaSe3t. ..
WILSON yt
Enthusiam for real life
moved . group Of Wilson young
stars 10 dress themselves o. Z
whole family Of dolls, and they
made very cute dolls, too. Ruth
Beumbauer, ID, was dressed q
the Daddy doll. In trousers, shirt,
tic and hat; Corrine Taylor, -,
was the Mother Of the little fam
ily; Donald LaForge, z, made q
slishtly abashed though very
cunning little girl, with much
csepa- psper used in skirts, bows
and sash. The baby was Patricia
De9hAno, 4, Ia . buggy, hap
PLY sucking on q baby's bottle
Of real milk. She too was dress
"a n crepe paper, and had yarn
tio6 ca her socks 70 simulate
Boobies. The children worked
from o:l5 this morning till 1:3O
o'clock TO finish their entry,
which won them Z prize.
Carol Hsrgreaves, H.. and
Martha Nank, 8, worked to-
g0khsr on their prize winning
entry, too. Borrowing Z Neigh
bor'S' little dog, they rigsed him
un 70 . cart, decorated with
crepe paper, and inside placed
Martha's' big baby doll. a tall
hood formed . perfect frame
fot-ths pretty baby doll.
Elaine Wellnits, IL, fixed her
two dolls, Ann and Shirley, In
her buggy with . ten tray BE-
tween them, winning another
: 4rtSe. Graham crackers and tiny
: Guys of water were their re-
! frqshments q they sat tete-a-
tets IN the sun.
Ralph LaForge, 10, borrowed
women's clothing, including
high. Aealed, clippers, long dress,
In1Sh gloves, swUopins -brimmed
hGt,.and much 'hpGtick, 70 win .
prize with his entry Of . toy
monkey IN . doll-carriage.
Mndossh Alartell, 3, and
HStTieis Wellnitg, -, won priSss
IA the exhibit Of dolls aloue.
Patricia fixed Z play-pen out Of
q square basket, and even
strung tiny beads across 70 her
beby would have something %
atquse herself. Madorah's doIl
had ., c1te-as- Christmas straw
puts
Anothor Wilson entry which
Wa of great interest was Judy
Nieksl's collection Of dolls from