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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-30
Church of Christ
(Seventh Street,

Bible study at $50 a. m. Preach
ing at 10:30. Subject, "The Word -
Evening service begins at o'clock
with song service. Sermon subject,
"The First Tabernacle" Mid-week
meeting each Wednesday evening at
7:30.-Ted Waller, minister.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-30
Grace Methodist Church

Church school, 9:15 a. m. VIM.
Reed, superintendent. Morning SER
mon, 10:30. Sermon subject "Bless-
ed Are the Meek" Evening service
at 7:30.-L. S. Wees, pastor.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-30
Dutch Hill Church Notice

Communion services and installa-
ton of officers of the Dutch Hill
Solomon Lutheran church, has been
postponed until Feb. 8, because of
bad weather.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-30
Pisgah Methodist Church

Church school, 1:30 p. m. Cath
crime Greer, superintendent. Sermon
by pastor, 2:30 Sermon subject,
1.-THE Master Teacher. Il. S. Wees,
pastor.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-30
The Church Invites You
Malta Nazarene Church

Sunday school, $50 a. m. Dora
Kasler, superintendent. Preaching,
10:30 a. M, and p. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening.-Chas.
Hill. pastor.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-30
Epidemic Of
Gold Symptoms

666 Liquid or 666 Tablets with 666
Salve or 666 Nose Drops generally
relieves cold symptoms the first
day. ADV.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-30
STOCKPORT ROUTE TWO

at the home of Mrs. Walter Rollison
Wednesday. The day was spent
tying comforts.
Ray Shuster and wife and daugh-
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-30
AT THE CHURCHES
st. James Catholic Church

Masses ON the LIST, 3rd and 9Th
Sundays, will be at $3.50 =. M; ano
on End and 4th Sundays, At 1880 =.
m.-Fr. w. l.. Thomas, pastor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
International News service Cable

LONDON. Sept. IL While the
British press shouted for re-
taliatory air attacks on Rome.
Reuters British News Agency
reported today that the Egyptian
government has protested to Ber-
lin and Rome over yesterdays
Axis air raid on Cairo.
The bombing Of Cairo by ANS
warplaneS yesterday marked the
first aerial assault of the war OF
the Egyptian capital, holy
MoSlem city which previously
had been spared from bombing
assaults.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
International >ep. service Gable

LONDON Sept-44----IE-a DIS
patch from the German frontier 20
the London Daily Express said to-
day that Turkey is in Imminent
danger OF INVASION due 10 Ger
manys urgent need to reach oil
fields.
According TO the Express heavy
concentrations of AXIS troops and
war materials have been assem-
bled in Bulgaria for this purpose.
Likewise, the Express claimed,
Bulgaria Sunday called three mill
tary classes 10 the colorS and
allowed the men affected by the
order only five hours TO answer the
summons.
CThc Rome radio in a broad
cast heard by NBC quoted Sofia
sources as reporting Soviet
plane dropped six parachutists
on "A northeastern Bulgarian
! town.
! THE broadcast said the para
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Allies March
|0n Iran Capital

SIMLA. India, Sept If British
and Russian troops converged on
the Iranan capital of Teheran to-
day but reirained temporarily
from entering the city.
The Anglo-RuSsian force :
marched on Teheran yesterday
when Shah Ria Khan ,PahleW alb
dlcated the throne in favor of his
son. Mohammed Ria Pahlevi.
The shah. VINO abdlcated as a
result OF Anglo-Russian dlSSSatis-
faction with ms policies, left Te-
heran by automobile Last night
il was reported he was en- route
10 ISfahan along the highway
over which the British forces were
moving toward the capital.
To safeguard and preserve the
American way of life-buy De-
Tense Savings Bonds and Stamps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Raj BOmbers
Raid Karlsruhe;
Dover SheHed

LONDON. Sept. IA medium
force Of RAJ planes bombed the
German industrial. city Of KarlS-
ruhe during the night. The al
ministry announced today Poor
flying weather hampercd the ar
Jack.
Othcr British bomhcrs attacked
the docks ~ Gcrman-oCcupled lc
Hayre on the French coast
An air ministry communlQuc
said a few German planes flow
inland over Britain. chiefly over
eastern area and dropped bombs
on d few points without causing
damage or casualties
one German plane was declared
10 have been shot down
Al p m German long range
guns Shelled the Dover area. NiSl-
hlIty was remarkably clear and
watchers on the southeast coast
saw flames leap from the muzllcS
OF the Nazi guns al Cap GIlz Noz
in occupied France
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Nebraska Town
Cleans Up After Flood

BtA ifRt6t;, ''E'cb-, Sept. It
CINS) - Low lying sections OF
Beatrice teert-tt-f ftt1t-,f~>y Sfit anti
muck today as the raln-Swollen
Blue River slowly reccdcd.
The river. swollen 10 a raging
torrent by 27-nch cloudburst
following a week of precipitation
.totaling more than 10 inches, broke
its retaining walls Monday night
forcing more than - families reSid-
ing in the bottom lands TO fee
for their lives
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
NaZiS. i'm Need of Dill.
Threaten Turk Push

chutiSts were wiped out after
they -opcuCr t1rr- or Bulgarian
troops, killing an officer and a
soldier.
The NBC correspondent at
Ankara broadcast a report that
80 women and children men,
berS of families Of Soviet lega-
ton officials at Sofia - had
arrived at lstanbul. He quoted
Soviet circles as saying this may
be a preliminary TO q Russian
declaration Of war on Bulgaria. }
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17

Cairo was bombed deliberately,
bombing of Rome undoubtedly
will begin In the next few. days."
the Telegraph said.
The Daily Express joined in
with:
"RAF bomber pilots have
been itching for some time %
smack Mussolini's bomb-free
city.
Rome In well within range"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
play at all authorized stations
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up to and including THURSDAY September
49, to the AUTHORIZED STATION nearest
your home, present the Blank filled out,
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Go there EVERY WEEK and get different
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Get a UNIT-A-WEEK each week A.. .
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
End 10 Sedmen Strike
Over Bonus Is Near

NEW YORK. Sept. Il -GNSl
Hope tor an early settlement OF
the four-day strike by Scamen for
increased war bonuses as well a.
bonuses for trips 10 Bermuda and
Trinidad was expressed today by
Capt. Granville Conway district
manager OF the United States
5Maritimc Commission
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17

IRON time to time, unusual offers Of mer-
ehAndise for in the home will be made.
So that you may be informed OF the different
offer, that have in store for you, II will
be necessary for you to write your name and
address on the blank which i, printed in this
sd Present this certificate to any Authorized
Station with Sac plu, tax and you will auto
mateally be enrolled in the UNlT-A-WEEK
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whatever e. there no due, to pay--po
coupon, 70 save . ard you reserve the right
to withdraw from th', club, Il and whenever
you wish to DO 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Bomb Rome
is British Cry
After Cairo Raid

International News service Gable
BERLIN. Sept. 17.-Confirm-
ing that German planes raided
the Cairo area yesterday. the
German high command today
said that the attack was con-
centrated on He liopolis air
drome, near the Egyptian
capital.
Large fires and explosions
were started in the hangers and
ammunition Dumps" the state
ment said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17

ills threat TO bomb Rome under
the headline:
THE Premier Warned Them"
READY TO BOMB ROME
The Daily Telgra said
plans for heavy and sustained
bombing attacks on Rome have
been in readiness for some time
and that consideration would be
given TO the exact circumstances
of the attack in Cairo
eff IL il demonstrated that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
ACTION DEMANDED

Prodding the government TO
take immediate action, the London
Daily Mirror published this head
line:
Bomb Rome Now"
The Daily Mail published A copy
OF us report last April on Church
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
IMPORTANT!

This set will be kept in OPEN stock so that
requirements may be obtained after you have
acquired your complete Get 70 be eligible for
this open stock feature -. be 10 write
your and address plainly the blank
printed IN this ad and present It 10 any author
ned Station when you call for your first unit
l. Packed H. The hrsi Unit ~il be post card snd
Menibsrship Csrtfests Fd the card
snd mail ~ end I'LL BE rnrotied member ~
the Unit-A-W'sb Club. snutiing 700 su 81 the
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obligation.
kssp III. msmbstship ctrtiiirst,. Pleas. refe, to
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Club. desiring niormkton.
DON'T DELAY ACT NOW . Youf friends should
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Dor Authorize Station nss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
80 DEAD IN RAID

Demands in London for Air
attacks on Rome in reprlsal Ion
the Cairo raid followed an an
nouncement that SO persons were
killed and 90 wounded IN the
ancient Egyptian metropolis
This morning the British press
published front page headlines re-
calling Prime Minister Winston
Churchill's warning last April that
would be carried out
against Rome if Cairo or Athens
were bombed.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-24

ONE NICE THING shout Mis-
pretty pattern d that you can
aise it for runabout dreDes of
flat crepe or silk print, q well
a. for home frocks o. ginSham
or percale. Make your strset
versions % IN small sketch
omitting pockets. and braid
trims Zip Il down the front,
add . little bowl .Ek
pul1orn No. oooo Il desionod
"A Gxon sisss ~ - 80: - 10
60. ei1s 20. { - yards 3esinch
fabric without uopl
FOR thje attxaetjvo pattern,
end 14c n cejn. y6us nssns. ~.
drowy peltoen ns1mboe md sl1o
to tn Daily lgouttpe'e Todoy's
pottogn 0otvieo. 10 nh sveasuo.
leeW 1eek, y. x.
0onA T1Uht III minute. tee
i eopy G ~ ~ &o1logu Uooki
re . hejllhoqt e. - poy06o q
~ ~ Gbg1nO - - 3 AsdUe
Vt - en- go = nshs =
8: ::;:;::: 8: :: =;
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-24
/ All Collectors Loan Pieces
Tor Lenten Tea tomorrow

r, Barbour Of Detroit. and an
tiQue chineee peintineA ances-
trail scroll lrom . privots eollse.
tion Of Mira. 0eorpe J. Mcclure
OF Detroit: ssven Interesting
numbers from the collection OF
Mrs. Z. r. SeaDer Of New York
City. and "a items from the col
lection Of Dr.. and Mrs. !. =. Gel
lert, Detroit. ~
There win b antique jewelry.
Dresden, Chinese examples OF
the Ming and Tung dynast'es.
many textiles Of various coun-
tries, articles In brass. pewter
end bronze. and . primitive
painting Of the Madonna and
Holy Child by lnnovanvo da
Inola (14ol-l650).
The public y cordially invited
to this event. hours Of which are
between half past one and five
o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-24

MUCH INTEREST 4 being
shown IN Tie Lsnten tea and
antique exhibit u b held -.
morrow afternoon st The -hosane
q Mr.. Albert Schott. 100 South
Wilson boulevard,
The event & bsing spousored
~ two groups ID NE Mission
Society Of Zion Evangelical
church, and chairmsn nre Mrs.
Edward n. Heine end Mrs.
Charles h, Ullrich.
Among the interesting things
kloousd Tor the exhibit are two
'historical coveriets, by Mrs. e.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-24
OAR State Conference in Port Huron This Week Inter-
Manderbac|l.l1
Vows Spoke TI

"A WEDDING Of s,toroot 81
Mount Clemens took plac4 -
urday whsn Allea :. Non6er-
bach Of Ann Arboe bscame Ia
bride Of Arnold ". Ls,nosf-
hansen, Of Detroit, son 0f Mrs.
Waldsnnar Luneerhsusen Ut Do
troit. formerly Of Mount Clam
ems. The ceremony wps per-
formed In st. Andrews Epieco-
pal church In Ann Arbor st noon
with only the immediate families
prseent.
The bride, who b the daugh-
Ter Of the late Mr.. and Nh. j. II,
Manderbach q Ann Arbor. wore
. printed siIlk suit IN stean md
. tiny natural straw hat trimmed
with flowers. Her aecessor3aa
were black and ste wore . cor
Sase Of gardeniss.
The bride YVES attended only
by her sister. Mrs. Frank Noes.
with whom she has made her
home
waldemar Lunxerhausen OF
Detroit attended his brother -
best man.
At four o'clock In The efter-
noon. Mrs. Ross was hosteGg d
the wedding reception IN Detroit
at the Momeu's CITY club. Tia
room w1s lighted BY many ivuty
tapers In silver cqndolabg1.
Lovely arrangements O oD1jnG
flowers were nsed throuel1out
the room. Centering the ssrvinl
table. placed bsfore , haek-
ground q tapexs n silynF hae4-
err was the laroe Sqn1ls Ssod.
ding calEe. About ~ rGI11jvoG
md friands Wsre psooo1t froGl
Detroit Ann Aybor, 0rVoo1
Pointe end Mount (:leaa11lr.
M. ind MI. L6lo gl,ouUua
~ n ~ East @ thslF 49, dinG
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-24
OES to Sponsor !.
Public Gard Party

TIN PUBLIC Il invited % At
tend = card party to b given on
Thursday evening, April 3, ut
eight o'clock In the Masonic
hall. Sponsors Of the event are
members Of the Order Of Eastern
Star, Chapter AT.
Mrs. Roy D. Crsmsr. Mrs.
Ethel Woodland and Mrs. John
Whitney are IN charge of ar
rangemeuts. They are planning
table and door prizes.
For reservations. call 70,
735-W, or 1722.W.
.
MIR. AND MRS. CHARLES
HUTtED0E Of Royal Oak, for
mer residents Of Mount Glenn
ems, were guests yestsrday Of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Little.
= ;. r y = i
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-24

MOUNT CLEMENS d Ar
member today are deep In plans
for the llst annual conference
IA preparation for tho state
meeting to which they are CO.
hostesses with Port Huron chap
ter. The conference opens on
Wednesday, continuing through
Friday afternoon. with head
quarters at the Hotel Hsrring-
ton In Port Huron.
One Of the highlights Of the
conference will be the banquet
Thursday evening. Of which Mrs.
John Hreitmsyer n chairman.
Assisting her will be Mrs. VII
liam Kelly. Mrs. Paul Schanher,
Mrs. Duncan Hubbard and Mrs.
Samuel Price.
Speaker Of the evening d 10
be 8. l.. A. Matshall, military
critic OF the Detroit News. His
subject will be 1.-THE United
States and the War;" With the
recent publication OF his book,
"Blitzkrieg," he became . ma
tionsl authority on the present
war.
WIDE.AWAKE
Russell Gore. also Of the De-
troit News, says Il amuses him
that widA>nvvnke g r. Il. Mar.
shall was born In Catskill. New
York. birthplace Of Rip Vsn
Wrinkle. He has been into and
out Of numberless activities
since that event: juvenile actor;
with Charlie Chaplin In ''The
Champion, and might Out;
played brilliant baseball and
football: entered the y. 8. Army
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-24
Surprise Parry Fstss
George M Tromley

THIRTY FRIENDS end rela.
lives entheeod lat sveuing at
Tho hosns o& lGr. ana Mn. How
ard M. Tromlsy, North Wilson
boulevard. tor ! surprise party
houoring 0eorvo d. Tsornley On
his 74th birthday.
Cards md 0ames entertained
the guests, md Mn. rred Dit
rich md Nra Alan NusTuH
played several numbers "a the
electric guitar.
Out-of.tovsn guests were Mr.,
Anna Toruosv, Mn. Ann Beat
tie, Barbata An. Beattje, Mr..
and Mr1. Gilbert Andefsou and
daughter Naacy, ~ u Oetroit,
and Harry Dlaksly Of Pontiac.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-24
:LovelyTea Honors
Nay Bride-Elect

Mrs. LLOYD HoCKIN, Riv-
srside drive, entertained yestsr-
day alternoon 1t q lovely tea and
miscellaneous shower, honoring
Rita vanHollenbeck, bride-elect.
The hostess used pastel colors
Tor, her decorations. Spring
flowers In pale shades formed
the centerpiece. which was
thanked by pastel tapers. Tiny
brides marked the places for II
sue9ts.
Guests plsysd the game came
lot, with prizes going to Lillyan
Bandlow and Mary HUM.
House prize was awarded to
Mrs. r. ]. anHollenbeck.
JOHN BRElTMEYER, student
It Michigan State college, Is
spending his Spring vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Breitmeyer. Flora avenue.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-24
Brj1e-EIect
Names Date

HELEN MARI SCHoEN,
daughter Of Mrs. Margaret
Schoen, has chosen Aprll ; q
the date Of her wedding 10
Clarence a. 0chutt. IN q Mr..
and Mrs. Erueet Schutk The
ceremony will b performed BY
candielight By Rev. Jacob Wulf-
man of Zion Ev1neelic0l church,
Ut the home Of The hrjdo-e elects
sister. MI. Hassu voogheeG, 70
High strseA at sish< o'clock IN
tn eveninss Relatives end Z tsw
friends win b present at H.
ceremony, which q 10 b tol.
lowed BY = reception for . larger
group.
Nathalje Bobcoau will stAend
Mis- Schoen, and Donald oudna
will be best man.
The bgide-elect W. honoeoa
Saturday at Z lovely lrzncheun
and shower for - guests q D.
troit. Hostesees were Mn.
George BagweIl oG 6tra6GbG1su
avenue, 1t wl1oee home ths 6v6nt
took placs: Mrs. Elmer Schultz
,Mrs, Harry Schutt ana m
Arthur Rebuilt,
CO1eA0g
The quest Of hoaoe 49, soaHed
at 7 tahle tog sight eqv0fod N1lh'
~ Tuscany - Nl6 !. ~ y
~ = lpVe1y 1FranG ~ az g
e6sssatj0 rs MD @ rS3o NIX =
. bcllyoftlio. Tho bSio d "a xbGo
mafleed ~ = minjatlso ttj1e
and eroom. She wae pcooootp6
with 3 military corsage q IN
roses and ljljes Of tiae valley.
Other guests were seatGd d
small tables eentered with epein
small table centsred With
Spring flowers. Vases Is t1ile-
man roses. tulips and vi6euSa
lilies were used throughout ~
house.
Bridge and 800 were playsd.
Mis- echoeu viii b fetod %
Z miscellaneous Shower Wedneo-
day evening BY the ene1ita ma
German choir Of Zion Svnngoljs
cal church. q which ~ = Z
nn0mhor.
MRS. ALPHoNsx cHHA.
DLx, etephens rod. underwent
: major operation n 0k. Jooeph's
hospital this uotnine.
Mr.. AND Mrs. ROY era
MEH ana Doris Duckhol1 spent
the wsek-end IN Howell.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-24
St. Joseph Benefit

ST. JOSEPH's will hold an
other benefit party the Wednes-
day after Easter. April 10, ut
$50 o'clock in the sanitarium
lobby. Tickets may be obtained
at the hospital.
MIR. AND MRS. KINGSLEY
PURTON and children, Barbara
10, Dick and Michael. returned
yesterday from Fort Lauderdale.
Florida, whers Mr.. Purton and
the children have spent the last
five weeks. Mr.. Purton went
down last week to drive his
family home.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-24
War Experts TO Address
Banquet Meeting Thursday

at sixteen. and through hls skin
1t tossing . ball won the ne
made championship for distance.
II was because Of HE throwing
that the army changed the Brit.
ish textbook method % . typi.
cally American ton. He went
over seas % sergeant first class,
had charge Of the divisional re-
connaissance school. Two years
service was capped by . COM
mipsion, and no came home .
first lieutenant after q varied
experience n Fvpnce that n.
cluded eneineerins. specialist IN
eoS warfare, instructor In boy.
onet and minor tactics-so you
see 10 knows about war from
firSt-hand @ well a. through
theory and analySi&
Back home IN ytxas hs enter.
ed the Texas College of Mines:
cold for = paper concern; wrote.
From Tho sta1 q Tie II Paso
Herald he WA brought 10 the
Detroit News IN lo47 % . para
grapher. but coon decided 70
camp in the lesU competitive
field Of Mexico Whlch was his
Job until the war broke. i1is it,
erary and radio, activities since
then are wen known.
Clifford oSullivo,,, promin-
ent lawyer q Port Hnron will
speak before the 0ood Citizen.
ship Pilgrims of Michigan, 1t
the luncheon meeting on Fri
day. March 20.
LOCAL GIRL
Ann Breitmsyer Il Mount
Clemens representative at this
event. She was chosen for out
standing Qualities Of l6adership,
dependabiljty. service and po-
triotisn. She couap6tes b. exam
nation with rspro relatives 1roep
all over Michigan, Tor ! peiSe
trip 70 Washington'ai Michisan's
Pilgrim to the natiensl confer.
ence In April.
Pages for the stets conference
viii b six dauehtsrs q DAN
from Mount Clemens. Thsy aro
Anne Sullivan, Hester Mat.
thewS. Jean Adams, Shirley Fen.
ton; Charlotte Boeso md Caro-
lyn BreitneyeS.
Mr.. p. i. McWethy = gsnsral
chairman o& The convUntion fos
the local chapter oS Dan. Com
mittees and their ehAjyIpeu are,
Credentials - Mr.. Christian
Matthew, MSs. Carl 0chimuael,
Mry. Reuben King, and hlrs,
Amadee Mel3ier.
Hospitality 49, Mr.. Thcsaas
Cross. Mira. Lealje Ruttsr, Agrss
Harvey Scott Nh. Harry Her.
Sy.nsA Mn JarJy-ro SnocnI &sand
Miso y1peeQcp Canp9tpsk
: AsDombly uooe5 M Seno1oem
Mrs. Nell H1jd, Nh plppon
SWalker. and 1erx TJu&npt ehoe,
maker: Juniors MIN Harry =
Taylor; Exhibits Nh. peoreor
McWethy; Tin1nce MI, How.
ard Fsnton; Good Citjeoushiy
Pilsriins - Mrs, Richard suit
van.
Reception -- MrG rredericj
Mckay, 1Gr1: Helou Bingham
Mr.. Tlorence AdemA md Mia
Tss-SSss. L,syd yIirth. Mn
Ray Norman, Mr.. Iefpv Sam,
pie. and MrA Harry Odle.
Tickets 1Grs. 0objn Croker
Mrs. Bert Nunnslsy, Myx Rslpl
Were, and MrS, Arthur Nosso.
Decorations Mr.. John Brett.
VpADwnp i% .$
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-24
WSCS to. Hold
District Rally

THE PORT HURON District
Of the Wolnen's Society for
Christian Service Of the Meth
odist church. Ct which the Mount
Clemens society u . part. will
hold it, first district rally at
Rochester Wednesday beginning
at ten o'clock In the morning.
Two prominent speakers Of
the meeting will be Mrs. b. r.
Donaldson Of Dearborn and
Mrs. W. r. Mayer Of Munity,
Local women who are district
officers include Mrs. Roy Kidd,
who Is secretary Of children's
work; Mrs. Elmer Wolff. CORE.
spending secretary: end Nrs. N.
r. Little, secretary Of litera-
ture and publications for the
conference. next large division
of w. s. c. 8.
Members willing to provide or
needing transportation are asked
to communicate with Mrs.
Wolff, at 038-W.
MIR. AND MRS. GEORGE
PETER MILLER, 400 North
avenue, announce the arrival Of
. daughter, Kathleen Marie,
born on Saturday afternoon In
st. Joseph's hospital.
.
MRS. JAMES PELTIER, 134
Court street underwent IN ap-
: pendectomy In St. Joseph's hos
pital this morning.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-24

IDEAL college type = Frances
Fodder, lovely young Conover
model, who was Miss Fashion
Futures Of New York" at the big
Eastern fashion event.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-24
Woyns Wynner Marks
Third Birthday

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lol Gallup avenue, We three
years old Saturday. n houoe @
ths oeeaBion, 10 had 4 birthday
party, with pink. white ana
green decorations, and . lovely
birthday eo1Eo.
His guests were Patricia fiar.
RE. Kenneth ellis, Kathloen end
Denny 0rl1fin. Joseph Dallen-
tine md Leo Kosiswiex u.
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