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The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07
Nazi Ship Runs Blockade
And Arrives in Hamburg

PORTO ALEGRE, Brazil, Feb. 6.
-R-Agents of the German freight,
Ell Rio Grande said today they had
received information that she had
run the British blockade and arrived
in Hamburg with a load of grain
and other supplies.
The ship sailed Nov. 80, from Rio
Grande Do Sui after several previous
efforts to get away.
This left seven German and 10
Italian ships still in Brazilian ports.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07

a divorce from Erwin F. Seabolo
on the grounds of two years sepa-
ration and the regular motion
docket was called before adjourn
ment.
Judge R. Hunt Parker, of Roam.
oke Rapids, is scheduled to pre-
side over the second week of the
current civil session opening at
$50 o'clock Monday morning. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07
DE GER

LONDON, Feb. 6.-R-The Meth
erlands government in exile an
nounced tonight that it had learned
with a profound of indigna-
ton that Derek Jan de Geer, for
mer prime minister who fled his
homeland when the Germans con-
quered it last May, had gone home.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07
Quadruplets Are Born
To North Dakota Couple

FARGO, N. D., Feb. 6. - CP -
Quadruplets, three boys and a girl,
weighing II pounds and 9 ounces
were born today in st. Johns hos
pital here and are given a more than
even chance of surviving by the de-
livering physician, DR.. J. f. Hanna
of Fargo. The mother is in satisfac'
tory condition, he said.
Parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Nick
Brown of neal Leonard, N. D., 30
miles southwest of Fargo. Brown
operates a farm and filling station.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07
Questionnaires Mailed
By Draft Board No. 2

New Hanover county draft board
No. 2 yesterday mailed out ques-
tionnaires to the following regis
trants:
Earl Clyde Mitchell, colored;
Emmit Franklin Culbreth, Charlie
Allen Hewett, William Marvin Eu-
bank, Jr., William James Beasley,
Lacy Carroll Woodcock, James
Northington Jolley, DeLavis Byron
Gore, Monroe Douglas Bailey, and
Lacy Landlord Brown. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07
EXAMINATIONS

RALEIGH, Feb. 6.-R-Physlcal
examinations of N. c. State col
lege engineering students and re-
cent graduates eligible for re-
serve commissions in the Navy,
which is offering shore employ
ment to all accepted, will begin
here Monday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07
BIG EGG

REIDSVILLE, Feb. 6.-LP-Mrs.
7. S. Warf exhibited today an egg
which weighed five ounces and
measured 8 ga inches in circumfer-
ence-about three times the size OF
an ordinary hen egg. 1t was laid by
a hen in her yard.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07
First Week of Civil
Court Term Adjourned

The first week of the two week
February civil term of New Han
over superior court was adjourned
by Judge John j. Burney at 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Lillian w. Seabold was granted
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-14
Baptist sundaysehoo1
Council Has Meeting

THIRTY MEMBERS Of the
Council of Gilbert Memorial
Baptist Sunday School gathered
last evening at the homie of Mrs.
Arthur Miller on Euclid avenue.
The program dealt with the
new method of teaching, and
Mrs. Harold Hayward, Mrs.
Frank Suite, Laurel Shook and
Mrs. Earl Stagner were In
charge. A general discussion
followed their talks.
The business meeting was In
charge of Mrs. Hayward, sup
erintendent, and devotionals
were led by Mrs. Stagner.
At the refreshment table. Mrs.
Lennie Fox and Mrs. August
Zuelke presided. A committee
headed by Mrs. Vail Ellis was
In charge of arrangements.
The next meeting of the coun.
Gil will be held on February 10,
at the home of the Rev. and
Mrs. Harold Hayward.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-14
GoIdenRuIeC ircIeHas
Election Of Officers

MRS. MARGARET SCHOEN
was reelected leader Of Golden
Rule Circle Of Kings Daughters.
IT the circle meeting yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Russell Glasgow. Miller street.
Other officers who will serve
this year are Mrs. Charles Wood,
reelected first vice:leader: Mrs.
John Arthur. new second vice.
leader; Mrs. William *. Church.
yard, reelected chaplain; Mrs.
Robert Winbiglers reelected sec
rotary; Mrs. A. w. Fattler. re-
elected treasurer.
Mrs. Glasgow will be card
chairman: Mrs. Anthony Eek
hout and Mrs. Glasgow will work
together on the investigating
committee; Mrs. Olin Cook will
be chairman Of the sick commit.
tee; and Mrs. Charles Wood will
handle the publicity.
At the card party which fol-
lowed the business meeting,
prizes were won by Mrs. Church.
yard, Mrs. Cook and Mrs.
Schoen. Mrs. Hilda Reward won
the house prize.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-14
Good Grooming Becomes Habit
If II is Started in Childhood

hook. n her own cjooes. She
sl5ould b tsugi,t - keep her
coats and hats free from dust and
dirt. 4
~ nj means, don't ignore
chapped lips ana cheeks during
tn. winter months ahead. Con-
slant sWell'ng and soreness u The
lips may eventually spoil their
shapo. Put white vasoline Or =
specisl ointment TINT your doc
tor may recommend "a the
child's chappsd lips, cheeks and
knees befOre she goes 70 bed q
night. Rub 4 little Of your own
hand lotion INTO her hands and
wrists.
L isn't necessary or even ~
visable % make Z letish q bo0sA.
~ routines y tAs = your daugh-
ter e. conceSpeds Hut i = M
pottont that 700 teaea her ~
undansentalsF q rood grooming
ana ntellieoat care o her S3kin.
Shes going b form llee.long -
bIts a. one kind o. aslo&hee -
fore shs II -. You know that.
Ips entirely up to you y -
that shs forms good ones.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-14
Girl Scout Leaders Plan
Varied Winter Activities

GIRL SCOUT LEADERS met
last evening At the home Of Mrs.
Herbert Irish. director, for q bus
mess meeting.
Tentative plans were made for
q leaders training course, similar
to the one held last year In Port
Huron. Sometime In February Is
the time selected last evening,
and II the plsn follows through.
leaders from neighboring towns
will be invited to attend the
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-14
Family Party Marks
Couple $ Engagement

A FAMILY PARTY honoring
Betty Macdonald and George
Hallin, whose engagement was
recently announced, was given
Saturday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Denison
Of East Detroit.
Hostesses Of the party were
Mrs. Clifton Furlow, sister Of
Mr., Hallin and Mrs. Denison,
sister OF the bride-elect.
Miss MacD Is the dauSh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Mac
Donald Of 100 Hollywood court,
and Mr.. Hallin, the son Of Mrs,
Gerda Hallin. 1108 North Graf
lot avenue. No date has been
set for the wedding.
MIR. AND MRS. LESTER HA-
MANN, la North Gratiot ave-
nue., announce the birth Of .
ten.pound baby girl, born On
Sunday. Jan. IL. Mrs. Hamann
Is the former Irene Emerich.
Mr.. Hamann II connected with
Carvings and Berghon Brewing
company.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-14

SUBTLY. In fact quite UNI
obtrusively. todsy's mother be-
gins to teach her daughter the
fundamentals Of good grooming
and intelligent care Of hair, skin
and nails when the child h little
more than q baby.
The four-year-old Is told that
biting her hngernails eventually
will ruin the shape Of her Anger
tips. TO encourage her not to bite
them. mother gives the little
hands = gentle msricure as often
as necessary. Jagged BITS Of GU
ticle are removed end rough
edges are smothed with an emery
board.
Once both rough cuticle and
sharp edges are removed, the
child's desire to bite her nails u
s o m Q " b 1T lessened. Buffing
helps, too. And 80 does pushing
lack Of cuticle after each hand
washing.
Very little girls learn to like
having their hair brushed st
night. BY the time they are old
enough to hold q brush II doesn't
take much encouragement 70 get
them 70 brush their own hair.
II your child has her own nail
brush, prsfsrahly In the shApe ~
q Ash or IN animal that she likes.
she No doubt can be coaxed %
brush her nails. BY the time shs
Is eight, her own clothes brush
ought 20 be hanging On . low
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-14

meetings. It 10 hoped that there
will be q two day program Of
meetings, with training courses
in music, dancing. dramatics.
handcraft. first aid and nature.
The program planning CON-
mittee for the training course
consists of Mrs. Eli Sheets.
Brownie Representative; Miss
Theo Turnbull end Miss Dorothy
Long, intermediate representa-
tive; and Miss Charlotte Baker.
senior representative.
FIRST AID SERIES
Plans were also made last eve
ming for q series Of six first aid
training meetings, for interme-
diate Scouts. The first meeting
will be held In the Presbyterian
church on Thursday, Jan. %,
after school and they will con-
tinue on alternate weeks on troop
meeting day for the series.
SCOUTS OWN
The first Sunday In February.
a combined Brownie Fly-Up
graduation and Scouts Own Ger.
emony will be held. The COM
mittee to plan Scouts Own
ceremony ID composed of Miss
Baker. Miss Turnbull and Mrs.
Russell Branyan, who will meet
with Mrs. A, w. Heine and Mrs.
Sydney Tinker. program and
camp chairman Of Girl Scout
Council to complete plans.
The leaders last evening tenta-
lively planned q camp weekend
for leaders for the last weekend
in January At Rotary camp.
c. c. CLASS Of Gilbert Me-
mortal Baptist church will hold
a monthly meeting at the home
Of Mrs. Vail Ellis. 3643 Moran
drive on Friday, Jan. II. Mem
bers wishing transportation.
please call Levi Yerks.
MIR. AND MRS. HUG H
NEALE Will entertain their din
ner club at their home on Smith
street Friday evening.
MRS. VERA SCHOENRADT Is
critically III It her home at 1879
North Walnut Street.
JOHN RITTER Is confined to
his home at l89 Gallup avenue
by illness.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-14
Lovely Luncheon Features Annual Garden Club Business
Election Of Officers
Follows Yearly Sessiio 81 b

MRS. THOMAS PLACE was
reelected president Of the Mount
Clemens Branch Of the Womsn's
National Farm and Garden A.
ISOLATION. at the annual meeting
held yesterday at the home Of
Mrs. Alfred A. Thompson. Miller
street.
Mrs. Thompson is the new
first vice-president; Mrs. Fran
els G. Ullrich. Mrs. Dsniel Les.
perance and Mrs. Austin w.
Heine were reelected 70 the Of.
flee Of second vice-president, re-
cording secretary and treasurer,
respectively. Mrs. Perry H.
Irish was elected corresponding
secretary.
All Of the officers were elect
ed by m unanimous ballot. fol-
lowing selection by the nomin-
ating committee. whose members
were Miss Florence Chapoton,
Mrs. Arch Richards, and Mrs.
Louis Sonnenburs.
MEMBERS GAIN HONOR
Announcement was made Of
Mrs. Walter Fenton's appoint
ment ~ national extension
chairman for the Woman's M.
tional Farm and Garden Assoc
citation.
Mrs. Carl Schimmel won the
award Of merit Of the local
branch, for her record Of y
chievement In Garden Club &C.
tivities during the past year.
This 10 the second year that
Mira. Schimmel has won this
awsrd. prize for which this
year Is to be Z two-volume ct
Of books entitled Plant Hunt
ing.
The annual meeting was Z de-
lightful luncheon, with The a
members and four guests seated
Ut small tables plsced about The
rooms. Guest speaker of the If
ternoon. James p. welsh. the
Old AAA Traveller and Mr..
Welsh wore eeated IN the dining
room. whsre . lovely center.
piece Of Scotch heather and
pink csSnatjons eTaced the table
Another t1bls had m ary1noe-
ment Of heothef snd yellow
carnations, and tho small tables
had attractive centerpjeee1
made u four little be9oaja
plants. mementos Of The Oeca-
oton. Is4vs &c y
LsmeSes0 No. sSFvsd By TN
Westniio Is LEAGUE Of thu
Presbyterian church. under ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-14

4v4&OANA S4OAvAGANS -
tanning today England's number
one woman tennis player. Mary
Hardwick. who will play Amer
ica's champion. Alice Marble, in
Detroit's Olympia this evening.
In q pro tennis exhibition.
Miss Hardwick Is luxursting
In mineral baths and messages at
st. Joseph's Sanitarium. As the
guest Of Mrs. Joseph L. De Cour-
cey Of Cincinnati. They arrived
last evening, following Miss
Hsrdwick's appearance In Gin
cinnau on Sunday evening.
When interviewed. Miss Hard
wick was coxily tucked in bed,
blankets wrapped about her
shoulders, and. piled high over
her. .
"This Is my first visit to this
part Of the country, and the cold
est weather ! have ever been in.
but I like IT," she declared. A
sienoer' sttractive olonoe. sne
developed all snis tennis ski III
four years. She and q younger
brother took up the game in
1871, ana sne won ner ''sSt cnsm.
has added scalp after SCALP to her
belt. winning championshipS in
Se"s,....,. u.;..;. T-.n. .ns
~ II.;..s s...ss ~ ~
''e Ont . ~. I No.. thrill, =, III
Dus ..'s v rsI, ,s,,,, X3 =. sm
,~1.: TAO ,neo rs.. III, ~
-. - 49, - ~
''0 ~ sp
ENGLAND
Leaving tennis in the back
ground, Miss Hardwick's face
became grave % she spoke about
her home country. England.
"Whi,e renorts are .siishtlv
,,,or. .,,~,,,rsc,rr 4, ~. 80 civ
1870 =, ~ st;ii thsrs i ~ ,o,,cN
- scrs e. rr.rv thirss sr.
1900 th:t ,vh.tsv:r iittis : ear
.srd hcvre : an, sr~,o,,s IN serd !"
n.rc.rt..s ~ All her s.rnirg.
90. ~ nriti.h war RsIief and
p,,rdis. a.. pr,t.;n wor< which
che !. d.en,v intsrcst.d IN.
c.. ,,,. 80, 49,.
IIn spae1'o'e "e.H s''e -
T Owns 49,, e ovs -
Sns'au; :. - .es'y w'ue.u''
.au we H"s's" e ""AS s'p'e
c'..'ve
Levels ION no's, ~ '1'
80 na.n.C.y uuSSv.ea.
Sn.y nsnss =, p',se. wu,ca n.vs
ossn % sn.su' p oo.nosu -. e1'
ous % le'sess sne .eee'vs sso''
ne. p.nsS 1nu 'wo osnss'
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-14

sure. husbands and wives
used vacatjp0s trom eoch Oti1or.
But not II The manner USUALLY
sdvocated, where IN hsl1bonA
takes ! two weeks' cr,aise h The
winter end The wife g0ss 81 u
Z resort II the summer.
Whist Tie averaos husband
and wife need are frequent VI
cations from eoch 0eAes ~
gsther. in other WORDS they
need 70 get awsy from The pr.
con eoeh one knows day n md
day out the per5on Wh0 y
I nseeed BY work and respo0sl-
buiteG
a Job takes up - mpc6 c.
Pnpo,s time and Janjoe tn6oo "
- much u laapa'e Ut ~ ~
rarely ~ eoch otAoe ~ ECU
~ not lired. wosSisA ~ peon|
ahly 1nogt- tempeco1. lss'
Ard ~ olabeoe novor -
~ Sool1n1 u t1lno roD}1y =
realty ooeofroe. 3noeo ~ II
hesS ~ teJollvua o
ree1o1 - jos1e1 - 81
IS = 's ! ] ! !. ! !
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-14
Mrs. BuckhoIz to Give
Benefit Card Party

MRS. ERNEST BUCKHOLZ
will entertain at a benefit card
party tomorrow afternoon at
her home at 20 Hubbard avenue,
from 100 to $3.50 o'clock.
Proceeds will be used for
Donaldson school children. and
members Of Donaldson Moth
ers' Club and their friends are
invited.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-14
English Tennis Star Visiting
in Mount Clemens on Tour.


States and Canada. Later they
will 60 to Havana. Cuba. and the
Bahamas, where in Nassau they
will play q Red Gross benefit
match before the Duke and
Duchess of Windsor.
Miss Hardwick leaves tomor-
row with the rest Of the team
who are in Detroit, to continue
the tour.
Mount Clemens has been q
godsend to me-" she said. "You
see, I am used to playing tennis
out of doors in daylight, and
these exhibition matches take
place almost entirely indoors and
st night-something rev and
very firing for me. The baths,
the sttention--I feel relaxed and
rested as ] have not for days-It
puts me in top shape to play
Alice tonight"
MRS. GUSTOF A. PERSON.
JR. Hof the League Of Women
Voters. will be the speaker at
the meeting of Girl Scout Troop
IL. when the members gather
with their lesder, Mrs. James
Kenney, In ST. Mary's Clubrooms
for their meeting this afternoon,
Mrs. Person will speak on the
Practical Side Of Voting"
MARIAN ARTMAN was q
weekend guest Of Shirley Clint
ener at her home on Algonquin
avenue, Detroit. Saturday eve
ming they were guests ut q party
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Minchel!a, also of De-
troit.
MRS. FRANK M. LAUHOFF
and sons, John and Frank, were
guests of Rev. Father Dennii
Hayes last evening at dinner
when he entertained the mem.
bers Of his choir. Frank Lau.
hoM Is organist of the choir.
.
ST. AGNES GUILD of St
Peters church will meet Wed.
nesday afternoon 1t $50 o'clock
at the home Of Miss Mary Ben.
bennick, Moross avenue, instead
of with Mrs. Albert Glass, a.
originally planned.
GROUP ! or THE WSCS, ol
the Methodist Church will meet
on Friday I: afternoon. at Z
o'clock, with Mrs. John Park
81 Inches street. This will b
the monthly meeting. y,
GIRL scour MARINERS
will meet this evening at III,
home Of Mrs. Herbert Irish, Riv
erside drive, for . taffy pull
All members are urged to b
present.
MIR. AND MRS. EDGAF
WILHELM Of Detroit, recentl,
returned from California spent
the past week in Mount Glen
ems as guests Of Mrs. Johr
Lemp.
MRS. AUSTIN HEINE ane
Mrs. James Erskine were win
ners at the duplicate-contrac'
tournament held last evening 81
the home of Mrs. Erskine.
MRS. HOWARD FENTON
has issued invitations for . tel
at her home on Sunday after
noon. Jan. 20
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-14
Coming Events

14-Mormefe
the home Mrs Herbert kish Riverside drive. at pm
Tues jan l4-Momt Clemens Civic Chorus rehearsal, in
Community rooms OF the Mount Clemens High school,
Tues, jan Mwho.so-Ev.r cl... Of Gilbert Memorial B.p
Tues l4-Fo O'Clock Club At the home Of Mrs Rene
Tues Jan. l4-Young womens Auxiliary Of Zee in tht
parish house at pm.
Tues jan -st Louis Council Of Nccw in st. Loui. Hall,
gram. under direction Of Mrs A. J. kort. Refresh
Tues. jan 4ETour O'clock Club .. tn. ho. of Mr.. Rene
Denewith IS Michigan avenue. It pm.
We'd, Jan. i6z. Girl. Club meeting Il 50 washington
We'd jan issensf e.rd party :. Is: home Of Mrs. zrn..
Hucshol. for Donaldson Mothers Club their friends.
wed jan list Agnes Guild, At the home Of Miss Mary
sn cu :. e s Of x.o.
lloh Grand avenue, At pm
instruction MseomS Lods. Of Davis VIII s suess:
luncheon at the home Of Mrs Fred B. stevens So Gal
We'd jan ispsn5: Club Of s.. Leu. Parish At the home
Of Mrs Alfred Tebo, SO Dickin:on avenue. ct pm.
xa1y saS s 's
Young wonens Episcopal League Harriet Harwood Of
Wed, Jan. l5-womens Relief Corps in Veterans Hall.
w., north Gr.tiGt avenue. at $50 ESQ.,. pm l..
Wed. Jan. ls-Amerc.n Legion building benefit party.
at the clubhouse, st $50 pm
Wed Jan 15Lpreadins classes In l20. Mount Glenn
ems High school, at 1880. pm.
Wed JAN 15-Natualization classes third floor Of County
building. at pm.
Thurs. Jan. le-0roup s. wouens Society Of Christian
Service Of Methodist church. a the home Of Mrs Thomas
Broome, 100 Grand avenue, 1t 2 pm.
Thurs, JAM 16Rebekah lodge No. 22o In Barron Hail. at
8pm.
Thurs JAM loChrsjan Science lecture In Mount Clemens
High school auditorium by Florence MddauSh, Of Los
Angeles at The public u invited: admission.
Thurs JAN 1eYoung womens Episcopal League Contract
club at the home Of Mrs. Robert Xrauss. North Gratot
avenue at $50 pm. si IVLIt III, " =. ~ wv
Thurs Jan lsRo;e Club 81 s. Louis Parish at the home
Of Mrs. Louis Yochum, Shook road. q pm.
Thurs, Jan. 16-unted Wotker1 Circle Of Kings Dsus-
tera ct the home Of Mrs. Otto Engelbescht $50 Euclid
avenue 1t lao pm.
Thurs, jan ls-MaUrs Botaome Circle Of Kings Dsush-
tefs 1t the home q Mn. = Edward wlert % welts
street, st 330 pm. -
Thurs. jan. le-Bsnqust aid Valparaiso vnivessy in
trinity Lutbeesn pafiGh Nm q UNes, q go pln
Thur, jan leRsbe&sh Le1Uo No - 81 Iaesun han st
pm. Poe1uck dlnas8 ~ oesees sud thsdr huGbends
Fri, Jan NC e. Ca e 0bo{ Manog1al cnssch q ~
pogtation. esu Mss teN YNta. g q =
Fri, JAM I!Qfop l. Woc0 q Msthodlt church. q he
home q Nh. John SWs. q Inehss s.set, q pm.
Fri Jan 17preytesjon yoltonaSy 0oeieN C Sho kUmo
Of Mira Moran Dunklss. Huron sassst Ct 3:So pm.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-14
Macaroni Ideal
to Extend Your
Meat Portions
By MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX
NEA Service staff Writer

TO make a little meat 60 much
farther, combine it with some
form Of macaroni and noodles.
Well seasoned sauce is an i'm
portant part of this nutritious
extension. Tomatoes. onions,
green pepper, kitchen herbs and
spices are important. A small
can of mushrooms costs little
and does wonders. Buy the can
ned stems and pieces for sauces,
rather than caps. They are
cheaper and just as flavorsome
as the perfect caps which are
more useful for garnishing.
For the following recipe.
drain q can Of mushroom stems
and pieces, saute the mushrooms
lightly in butter before using.
Any mushroom, either fresh or
canned, IL improved In flavor
when sauteed before cooking.
BROILED PORK CHOPS WITH
MACARONI AND TOMATO
SAUCE
(Serves ( 70 81
Three quarter pound elbow
-macaroni, 8 rib~pork chops, I
No. ~ can tomatoes, salt and
pepper to taste, x cup chopped
onion. " cup chopped, canned
mushroom stems and pieces, "
cup chopped green pepper.
Pan broil the chops until well
Drowned. Add the can of to-
matoes and the mushroom liq-
uor. When It comes to q boil,
cut Are low and add the UNI
cooked macaroni. onion, mush-
room pieces and green pepper.
Season to taste, cover tightly and
simmer until all ingredients are
tender, about a minutes. Add
boiling water or stock II needed.
Serve at once.
BROILED HAMBURGER
STEAKS WITH SPAGHETTI
Three-quarter pound spaghet-
Il. IN pounds hamburger, I
sweet Spanish.type- onion, 2 IA
blespoons butter. { medium to.
metoes or I No. can tomatoes,
salt and pepper to taste.
Cook the spaghetti In boiling
water, sslted, until tender. Drain
and place in pan beneath broil.
ing rack. On the broiling rack
place the hamburgsrs. shaped
into equal pstties. Droil the
meat slowly. When Il IL nearly
hnished. place on the rack the
onion, sliced; the tomatoes, cut
n halves. Add . little salt and
butter ca top Of each end broil
while meat completes cooking.
The juices from The meet ma
vegetables drip below and sea-
con The spoohetH. Il freoh To-
mstooe ore not ovoiloble, pour
The en- q tomatoes over The
spaghGttl at The boeinning q the
bfoiling process md Il VIII 80.
suu he spoGhetti and heat
through while The meat and
onions are broling.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-14

OOO31Oo0ps ~ ~ w " ~ N IL
GARDEN CmCk1
Mr.. welsh =
group It III eloo1 O. M
upon ''Famoue c. -
the United StotoU TT
ed the Flower ele
country, m aro : So1
Charleston, 3. p.
southwsrd into, 0oor
ern Florida. occoGa
through Mobile, -
ississippi, with Il I9lIs'
Natchex, ana ~ - I &
and New OrIaenG. IT,
completed ~ m uyWoB1
into desert coun&ry. Il Y s!
4 Mr.. Walsh explGin ~ lhlI
mid-January - 1lay II 1
beautiful time a. 49,
flower circle, MT eo
other the beautil = IN
to maturity II txotle NV 80
making beauty lndooeg1 4
the mile. Il III u I@ Al Il n; d
Masnolias, casleIl> ~
poinse ttias, orchid
denias are Z ~ CT M
which mske H.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-14

DOROT THY SCHROEDER.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Schroeder of Waldenburg road.
whose engagement to Howard
Devantier, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Devantier- Of Mount
Clemens was announced at 2
dinner party Sunday at the De-
vantier home. No date has been
set for the wedding.