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Chicago Produce

CHICAGO. July Is 0P,,-Poultry live
/ car, 35 trucks; easy; broilers, ga pounds
springs pounds Up; colored, %; White
Rock. 25 under 4 pounds, colored, %;
White Rocks. %; others unehansed
prices as quoted by the Chcaso price
current: Creamery, sS score 49, 34H % 90
centralized carlots 3Ss.; Ss' 3oFa' 60
Eggs. receipts, 15,552; unsettled; cur
rent receipts, 81 -; dirties, 30h; other
prices unchaneed.
Omitted States Department of Asricul-
ture)-Potatoes, arrivals, 40; on track,
1872: total United States shipments. 365
supplies Hght. demand fair: market steady
to Arm for best stocks; California Ions
whites, U. 8. No. l. 415; Idaho Bliss
fTumPhs so h,r1isod 4so Arksnss, aoSsI.1.
q. 3, No. l. 80; Kansas Cobblers. 80
2.1t Missouri Cobblers, 1.bo-2.1Q.
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$515.9l8,733.59
Banks Declare Dividend.

Banks Declare Dividend.
Directors of the National Savings
& Trust Co. have declared a divi-
dend of 81 per share on the out
standing stock, payable August l to
stockholders of record July %, Vice
President David Bornet announced
today. This is the same quarterly
dividend as has been paid for long
time.
Directors of the Hamilton National
Bank, meeting yesterday, declared
the regular quarterly dividend of SO
cents per share on the outstanding
capital stock. payable August l to
stockholders of record July %,
President E. C. Graham announced
today. The bank has 100000
capital, $4,000 shares, with $40 par
value.
Directors of the Lanston Mono
type have declared the regular
quarterly dividend of Is cents per
share. payable August 81 to stock
holders of record August 81.
An estimated more than 10000
Washington stockholders in the
American Telephone Co. received
the regular quarterly dividend OF
1925 per share in the mail today
The latest financial statement &C
companied the checks.
Real Estate Bonds jump.
Washington Properties, Inc, gen.
eral income Is gained 31z points
DO, Nf ocfn ic
sue making a better showing. ac-
cording to the monthly review pre-
sented by Amott-Baker q Co. Her
eald Square Building 81 SIS, New
York, gained ~ points.
The review, covering 200 issues
states that Mayf1ower Hotel first S.
gained half a point in June, closing
with bid of 1872. National Press
Building first 3-5s lost half a point
while National Press Building Az!
were unchanged.
The average price of the 200 issues
in June was off fractionally, largely
because of a decrease in the average
price of New York Office building
issues. Hotels still show the bes'
year-t0-Gdte gam.
Charge Accounts OFF in May.
The index of department store
charge accounts receivable dropped
sharply in May, 1912, falling from
eo.6 at the beginning of the month
to 837 at the close of the month
This represented a 7.6 per cent de.
cline in department store charge ac
count receivables during the month
Last year this type of receivables in
creased IL per cent during May.
AS of May 81. charge account re
ceivables were but 80 per cent abov'
May, 1941. figures. At the begin
ming of May charge receivables wer,
131 per cent above year-ago receiv
ables, the Commerce Department re
ported today.
Collections on charge account
during May amounted to 504 pc
cent of receivables outstanding q
the beginning of the month. Thi
would indicate substantial rise il
collections when compared to tn
470 collection ratio for the previou
month.
TOdayS Trading on Exchange.
Trading on the Washington Stoc
Exchange today was confined to
fve-share sale of American Securit
e. Trust Co stock at 1873, under tn
last previous sale. The stock close
with III bid and 100 asked.
T. w. Blumenauer of the Co
lumbia Federal Savings & Loan AS
sociation and president of Wash
ington Chapter, American Saving
and Loan Institute, has receive'
word that the association is mark
ing its Goth anniversary year b
gearing its educational program il
II cities to meet war needs. A neN
course will be added this fall il
"War Problems and Policies il
Savings and Loan"
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Heads Minute Men Company

WINCHESTER. Va, July Is (Spe-
ciaD Jack R. Brandon, city engi-
neer. has been elected captain of the
new Minute Men company for VIM
chester and Frederick County, with
Wyatt H. Richard and Hale G.
Moore as lieutenants.
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Net Bank Deposits
In D. {. Reported
AtS515,918,733
New System Affecting
Interbunk Balances
Reduces Guin
Ry EDWARD C. STONE.

Aggregate net deposits of Wash
ington's % active banks and trust
companies on June 80, the date of
the controllers latest conditions call,
amounted to s515,918,733.59 accord
ing to a survey completed today by
Audley A. P. Savage, auditor of the
National Savings e. Trust Co.
Following the controllers instruc-
tions, reciprocal interbank balances
are being reported net" instead of
gross" The survey indicates that
these net balances on June 80 in
Capital banks totaled $8697, ,469.72.
The new met total of more than
$5l5,00O,00O at the end of June COM
pares with the gross" total of $780,
72o, ,28S99 three months ago, or an
increase of $13, 3,189, ,444 in the second
quarter.
Under the old method of report
ing deposits the three months gain
would have been around S21 ,886.913
as gross" deposits on June 80 stood
at S524,615,2 ,20331, another new all
time high mark. Every bank III
the city had gain in deposits over
the same date year ago.
The sharp deposit gains are at
tributed to the war effort, new
accounts by concerns obtaining war
contracts here, the general business
boom, trade activity and idle funds
in banks awaiting favorable invest
ment. Bankers add that a great
many accounts have been trans
ferred to Washington by new ar
rivals who have recently gone on
the Government payroll
Deposits on June 30, 1912.
Net deposits in the individual
banks on June 30, 1912, are COM
piled by Auditor Savage as follows:
National Ror1Ls
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BONDS
STOCKS
PUBLIC UTILITY

Ter RI 4 W cp 1st 4As 1e4s 1924 =
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1l:ooAn.-.lll.ss0 1900 Noon 1913. 700
l:OoPM 253.1O 2:0OP.M. 299, $50
Total 3s5. .4sO
tUnit of trading. ten shares: sales
printed in full In bankruptcy or reseivsr-
ship or being reorganixed under Bankruptcy
Act, or securities assumed by such, COM
panies Rates OF dividend in the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based on
tion. Unless otherwise noted. special Or
extra dividends are not included. I'd III
dividend, H. Elk rights. 2 Also extra or
50 far this year fPayable in stock. + Paid
last year. b Payable In Canadian. funds.
< Accumulated dividends paid or declares
this year.
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Washington Exchange

SALES.
American Security e. Trust Cos
at 1873.
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BOYS WEAR
SAVINGS

STUDENTS FALL SUITS in g.
button, single breasted model Sizes
80 to 80 --------------- S16.ss
YOUTHS FALL SUITS in new fall
fabrics. Sizes 10 to Is - SASS
FINGERTIP COATS-Melton on one
side weatherproof cotton gabardine
on the other. Boys. 10 to 20; preps
"a to 40 -----. ------- SS.sS
S129 PLAID SHIRTS of washable
cotton flannel. Bright colors. Sizes
for boys and preps ----------- csc
sl.99 and 1929 SWEATERS-Fun
zlp. button-front and slip-on. Sizes
% to 38 ---------------- S1.71
NEW FALL SLACKS--in tweeds and
cassln1eres wool contents labeled.
Ages - 10 81. or waist sizes 26 to 30.
Reg. S3oa --------------- S344
39c GOLF HOSE, many with elastic
tops Sturdy cotton in smart pat
terms. Sizes 8 to liz csc, 4 for ST
WARM UNDERWEAR Of 80co cot
ton and 12i2fo wool, ~ rayon,
Sizes to II observation-disclosures SAC
S2.99 KNOCKERS in dreSsy tweeds
and caSsimeres wool contents la
beled). Sizes to Is ------ S2.29
35c TIES in shapes for small boys.
youths and preps - 2Sc
BOYS Store-Second Floor.
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NECkWEAR, HANDkERChIEFS

Sz25 Royon Crepe BIouses Sl55
Dressy and tailored 30 to 40 Samples some ireeulars
500 and S3.95 Royon Bouses $2.29
-Dresy tailored; 80 Samples and small lots
5oe New Fall Neekweor- weor-----------37 37e, 3 for 81
J cotton
ST .e5 and $2.95 Fall Seorfs LOO
squares wool silks. Some miprnts
pques White, pink and beige
$500 and $295 Foil Sweaters
Anwoo sipons and cadganS long
$8.e5 and $l0.95 Dressy jackets $49s
velvet black and coors; 80 to 40 IN lot
35c Linen HondkeTchets-
-women's handmade linens; mems staple Irish linens
Women's 75c Hondkereh 55e Tor 81
handmade China Cotton thread emoroloery
lie Cotton Print Hondkerchiefs ----- SC, for 45e
-Colorfast prints n designs for girls and women.
25e and 2oc Hondkere
Womens prints and novelties
Mems l8e Hondkerchiefs-
white ottonsw with block initial
chiIdrens loe Hondkerehiets- 6 for 45e
&C prints. border cottors
Kanns-Neckwear, Handkerches-Street Floor.
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BAGS and LEATHER GOODS

$500 New Autumn Boss-------------- $50
n styles galore!
Importont New Autumn Bags s----------------S SLIT
Simulated in
Genuine Leather BiIIfoids .-----------.------98 98c
for Black, brown, navy.
Wonnen's ST to ST so Belts s------------------59e
lie suede patent,
SmortIy STYLED Fall Boos . ST 40
Many Simulated feathers fabrcs
Mems Genuine Leather Fitted Coses ST 80
Iii brown! Nine httings
ChiIdrens and Misses 8oe
simulated leather fabrics!
Goods-Street
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GLOVES AT SAVINGS

81 and $50 Lightweight Copeskns 81 So
Samples and closeouts of small Many styles black
81 90 Fomous Moke Fobrie Gloves ------------5 59e
Sample and discontinued styles cotons
$500 Psskin Gloves S2.e9
Washable! white, natural
$3.50 and 81 "Beoutyskin" Gloves -----S2. S2.39
Samples discontinued almondzed gloves!
Kanns-Gloves-Street
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W0MEN'S HOSIERY SAVINGS

ST. 90 seImo Royon Chiffons
Fine sheers with jacquard tops
29e ond 39e Fomous- Name Socks ks--------5 prs. 97e
Styles and sizes for misses and children.
79e Everydoy Sheer" Royon Hose 68e, prs. 81
Ful-fashioned, dull finish Fall
Sl.l5 Selma 81 -Gause Royon Chffons ----------9 99e
Extra fine luxury sheers in lovely coor
rrees. LBS Silk Chiffon Hose ose-----------------99e
-Ful-fashoned. 3-thread with rayon tops
Kanns-Hosiery,
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SAVE ON SILvERWARE

Chrome and Pyrex CosseroIes- Ies------------------99e
LOT size. Dish with
Silver SoIt and Peppers
6 to box. PLUS 1870 taxi
Sterling Silver Serving Pieces Eoeh--Sl2
Pierced design. (Pus 1919
8-Pc. Coekto Set. Chrome and GIossS398
Shaker, glasses.
Silver Plated Serving Pieces Eoeh-z5c
Non-maching, discontinued patterns. (Pus 109s
Sterling Silver HondIe Steak Sets-----S34o
Stainless steel knife and tax)
SreetF,
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FURNITURE SAVINGS ON

s8s.o5-lSth Century Style Bedroom Suites, S7o95
tached plate glass gmwood
Heller Studio Couehes acknowledgements S38,88
-Innersprng mattress. 3 reversible pillows
1926 Comfortable Occasional IChoirs---S7.88
Attractively upholstered frames.
3795 spper-Type Boudoir Chairs S68S
Bouquet cotton coverings
and Pointed Pictures es-----------$26o
For in the house.
S7.9o Four-Poster Beds eds---------------$60
Walnut, maple mahogany finish
2lx27In Plump, New Pillows. Eoeh---Sz Sz4o
-Curled feathers.
2lx27-In Duck Feother Pillows Sl2o
1000 duck feathers. Striped ticking
:tonn's Domosk Covered Innersprng
-220 coils. Cotton and rayon damask. =
Deep, Roomy Living Room Chairs $500
Three styles. Beautifully upholstered
S8o.95-3-Pe. WoInut Veneer Bedroom Suite, S79.o5
Pin stripe style. Bed Chest. Dresser.
Seven-Pieee Bedroom Outfit ft------- S6895
Bed chest. dresser. coil nnerpring
two pillows.
5-pieee Solid MopIe Bedroom Suite-- Seos5
Bed chest, dresser chair, table.
Oval, obIons, Squore Mirrors $3.50
Gold finished ate
Third Floor
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SAVINGS ON FABRICS

SAVINGS On FABRICS
35e Cotton Pereoe Prints .-----zse yd
3 square quality patterns. 3e In wide
celonese Royon kinen n-~--------------44e yd.
SO in wide Pretty curtain shades choose from,
4ee Cotton and Spun Royons s---------5 59e yd.
-ss-in woven and printed cottons; ss-in, plain
s2.s5 and S3e5 cootines, suitinss S2.e7 yd'
Gorgeous qualities, 81 In wide Wool contents iaoeieo
sle5 and 81. 50 WooIens and Mixtures S SO yd.
wonderful selection, all 54 in wide. Wool contents
labeled
sl.25 to Sl3s Royon Dress Fobries- sse yd
Sle5 Lueio transparent Velvet l.7S yd.
Silk back rayon face. Crushre resistant Black, colors
Sc Tolk- O-Town Royon Prints oSe yd
Guaranteed Crown Tested washsbe 80 in. wide.
&, % Black Rovor Jersey-----------eee eee yd.
81 in wide Jet black ideal day and night!
7ee TO 81 Royon Dress Fobrics yd
Many new prints and plain shades SO in
&, 25 p;nwole Cotton Corduroy -----9S 9Se yd
warm sturdy smart Over 20 coors! 3s in. wide.
sl.oo Wide -WoIe Cotton Corduroy ------sse yd.
A handsome, practical fabric in many colors 36 In
100 Royon Dress Fobries sae yd
Stunning new daytime and evening fashions!
Kann's-Fabric Secon-street Floor.
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RAYOh and KNIT UNDIES

81 and $3.50 Gowns
Samples makers Warm knitted
Small medium large
ST rs and ST so Tuckstitch Union Suits s--------9oe
uckstich (759o cotton
and $50 wool). mills coseout! Regular sizes
Speeiol Sovngs Royon Undies FOR 81
Panties chemise stepins, briefs
Knitted Cotton Union Suits,
Bult-p shoulder, Extra ssc)
l.ee Royon Jersey 40
Runproo quality ironing!
Sl.l5 "ku-Eve" Royon Undies dies------------------95e
Panues stepins boomers Isles As s115)
S2.e5 Royon Jersey Gowns .ss
a tailored styles. Ful-cut.
wool and 22ec Warm; closehttng!
79c and ST Tuckstiteh Undes Ate
Irreguars and samples. Cozy ghttng!
Kanns-Knitted Underwear-street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-09-30
FRockS, APRONS, UNIFORMS

500 Printed Royon Frocks $3.50, for s.
Shrtwaist and styles Sizes from IA to sol
ST 50 Cotton Brunch Coots
--Ea to slip to o
$l.95 to $2.95 white Swon" Uniforms 81 SO
popn a.
Cotton Print Coot Frocks s------------------Sl.5 81 IS
oil o and3 O
Pretty Practical Aprons rons-------------------4f for 81
p ar o
Sl.3o Printed Cotton Hooverettes s---------$ 81 90
Gay Small,
Mail or
Kann's-Coton Shop-Second
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ART Department SAVINGS ;,

100 Knitting Worsted ----------------------77 TIE
4oz Hanks. Black white and coors.
3oe Soxony Yorn -Z8s
1-oz balls in white pink blue.
2oe Floss Yorn ------ z1c
--oz balls in coor
69e Solorxed Cotton SIC
800-yd. Cream color.
5oe BueiIIo Wondersheen Cotton Ace
70o-yd. skeins. color. y
89e Stamped Pillow Cases. noir-
-Pepperen tubing. Hemstitched for crochet edge. -
S3.9 Imitation Leother Hossoeks ST. SO
Square shapes Assorted colors
$1.59 Royon Living Room Pillows ~
Square and obong shapes in assorted coos
Kann's-Art Goods-Fourh Floor.
Evening star., 1942-09-30
SAVINGS ON GIRLS APPAREL

ST 80 PIod and Plain Skirts rts-------------$l.6
tailored Is.
ST o5 to 70 Cotton Dresses ses---------Sl.5 50
0
Winter Coots With Ski Pants S8.8S
Wa sturdy! wine o
SlO95 Plaid Reversible Coots S8.o7
Two-in-one for girls, to a.
Se.95 Two-Pc Ski Suits S8.88
OF on o 16.
Sl.25 Cotton BIouses for Only y---------------S S8e
Tailored styles. IA,
S22o to S2eo Sweaters 80
-slipons gay colors. 16
S2.e9 Cotton Condlewck Robes ------.--------$2 $244
Charming full l6
Evening star., 1942-09-30
W0MEN'S and ChILDREN'S SHOES

S695 Fomous NoturoIizer Shoes --- S5 g.
Choose from entire
Shoes for sports types
cuded! Sizes special acceptedD
$500 Merry Maid Arch Shoes - So g.
FaVories with Washington Styles
comfort with youthful dash, best workmanship!
81 ond S445 "Eory-Teen Shoes ------ $50
-Oxfords and moccasns for Junior misses 31s to 9
Boys S4 Oxfords ------ ~ So z
-"Karton Jr, smart and mannih, l 6.
Boys and Girls "Tru Grips" ps"------------- SIS
Scientifically designed, al-leather Shoes Sizes 87
Ribbed Rayon Sotn Slippers --------- ------ SIS
Thick, cushioned soles! Black, blue @
Shop-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1942-09-30
Save ON WoMEN'S, MISSES AND JUNIORS FASHIONS



new five -and-after" dress sparkling with sequn
woods, fine rayon crepes, lush rayon velveteens
Sizes u to 20 38 to "a, 1872 to 2412.
Mink Dyed Muskrot Coots ots%----------- Sl68
IMxuousy beautiful of Northern backs
only dyed rich mink shade, Sizes to Is and II to 90
Fulength greatcoas of mstrou supple pes that are
amazingly durable
Fine Group Of Fur Coots at" ot"-------------- S1Oo
Group includes Mink Muskrat, Skunk Natural
Silver Muskrat and Back-Dyed Persian Paw Goats
Juniors S12.o5 Dresses sses-----------------SlO s. O. 81
trims peg skirts! Rayons and wools Sizes 9 to is.
Juniors S7e5 Dresses es-S Sc S8
Casual and twopiece styles Rayons
and wool mixtures Qabeled). Sizes to IS.
Juniors So 90 Sweaters ers------------------$1.9 80
al-me favote the spover sweater with long
sleeves All wool in grand colors Sizes to Is
Juniors 81 90 Skirts 81. 88
Pleaed dnd numbers in tweeds plaids and crepes
content labeled) Marvellous colors Sizes to Is
SIS Yeor-'Round Goats -------------------S SZ2
--l00eo with detachable Innings Blue
brown, green, Sizes from 10 to Is.
lOOoo Wool Dress Goats ats-------------------$3 $3e
Trimmed with Dyed Squirrel Norwegian Fox, Tipped
loGe
Evening star., 1942-09-30
JEWELRY AT SAVINGS

Mems and Won,en's Sl898 Wrist Watches S. Sl5.98
Beautifully plated and stainless
back finish Guaranteed 17-iewel
gifts!
Beautiful Simulated PeorI Necklaces $l.79
y and strands sterling clasps.
81 IS Fall Costume Jewelry
Necklaces, long Short pins, clips and earrings
Compoet and Comb Sets, Special
--P decorated metal! Atractvey boxed
Large Poneoke Compoets, Speeio---------------89c
Plenty O space powder large puff!
ST 90 New Foil Costume Jewelry
Metals plain woods, plastcs
Unusual Group of Lovely Jewery y----------------49e
Spray pins earrings clips chokers bracelets ropes!
An yeuehy Prices Plns I0ct Federal Tax
~Kanns-Jevery-Street
Evening star., 1942-09-30
SAVE ON FOUNDATION GARMENTS

ST. so TO $3.50 Foundations s----------------$5. $5.88
makes.
Good of values
S. Grdies and Corsettes 3.oo
Variety elastic materials
S595 Renso Belt Corsettes ----------------$4 $4.o9
n rubber.
s3e5 GirdIes and corsettes 500
and N
65e "Siihouette" Bosseres 55c, for ST
styles white
Sl50 Brossieres, 81 90
satin models!
shop-Second
Evening star., 1942-09-30
LINGERIE, NEGLIGE- SAVINGS

81 and S225 "Seomprufe Slips ps------------ASl.65 81. .65
ony Rayon crep and raon satlns
tailored Sizes 80 to A. No mail
orders
81 .e5 and S2.95 Gowns and $l.5S
Samples Satns and rayon creres ace-mned or
No mail phone orders
81 SO and ST .95 Gowns and Slips 81 ~
-Sizes3 to Rayon saith sampe No mail
phone
ST. lo TO ST 80 Cotton FIonnelette Gowns 81 O9
slightly irregular in only.
$500 "Seomprufe" Gowns, Slips $219
Stripes; white, blue Regular sizes.
Sl.l9 Puerto Ricon Gowns -99e
Hand embroidered is. IL
S. TO S7e5 sompe Robes $397
F novelties. Misses and womens sizes.
$3.50 Kitchen Koots" "------$l
Short utility cotton eeucker. Sizes IL to 20
$l.lo Cotton CondIewck Joekets kets---------------99e
&C medium and Sizes
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SAVE ON FALL millinery

S5.o5 Soft Fur Felt Hots $488
Every important colecion Glowing
velvety blacks. All headsizes
Hundreds Of $2.99 and $3.99 ots------------$2.44
-Bonnets brims Black colors!
Milinery-Second Floor.
$l.99 Tailored Wool Felt Cosuols $1.58
casual, around he-clock avorie Black colors
Mlinery-Street
Evening star., 1942-09-30

Fur Trimmed Winter Coots' ts'----------------S55
Gorgeous 1900 Silver Dyed Fox Dyed
juniors
Juniors $50 to seS sompIe coo+s" $40 80
Stroock fabrics individually styled
furred buys for sizes to Is!
S78 to S98 One of Kind Coots" "----------- Se6
fashion coats picked from New Yorks foremost
misses Lavish furs!
Sl6o5 Untrmmed Sports Goats s----------$14.88
models, REFERS! TWeeds heeceS
cavalry II 20.
Misses S7.95 Fall Dresses
fringe lingerie One and two piecers
Rayon n andh IA to 20.
Womens S7.o5 Fall Dresses $6.88
styles! Souache braid sheer yokes,
1917 2412 and 38 to a.
Misses IS 88 Fall Dresses
occasion! and two piece! Black and
all the newest autumn colors Sizes IL to 20.
Womens S. Fall Dresses S4.88
-Eve well black! Dressy and
m-tailored styles Rayon fabrics 38 to "A and 1872
241a.
Kanns-Appare OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-27
Enjoys
Mexican Party

MRS. JOHN CHARBENEAU
entertained members of st. Jo-
Seph's Guild of ST Peters parish
at a delightful party last eve
ming at her home on Riverside
drive.
Mrs. Charbeneau u S d the
Mexican motif for the table dec
orations, with bright tulips and
iris complementing gay pottery
dishes. Guests for the evening
were Mrs. Clifford Loose and
Mrs. Roland Charbeneau.
Card prizes were won by Mrs.
Joseph Gallagher, Mrs. Walter
Dubay, Mrs. Frank Provost, Mrs.
Eminent Ballantine and Mrs.
Clifford Loose.
The guild made plans for re-
union to be held on June "a at
o'clock at Mrs. Walter Dubay's
Conger Bay drive cottage.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-27

MIR. AND MRS. JOSEPH
CHARBENEAU, JR. of $50
Ormsby street, upon the arrival
of daughter, Joel Evette, born
this morning.
DONALD JOSEPH ROGERS,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B.
Rogers, 1T Clinton street, who
has just graduated from the
Capitol Radio and Engineering
School in Washington, d. c.,
and has gone on to an advanced
Radio school at Treasure Is
land, San Francisco, Calf.
MRS. GERTRUDE HIGH, who
was feted by 18 members of the
Macomb County Department of
Social Service, when they sur
prised her at a gathering at the
LaPointe cottage at Fair Haven
on Sunday, her birthday ami
versary.
NANCY GAYLE WEST who
is celebrating her 7th birthday
anniversary today.
ELIZABETH ANN COULON,
whose 9Th birthday anniversary
occurs today. She is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Cou-
lon.
TRUFANT S II OE MAKER
who has a birthday anniversary
today.
SHIRLEY ANN LEMP,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
fred Lemp, who has a birthday
anniversary today.
MRS. ALBERT KIMMELL
whose birthday anniversary oc-
ours today.
MR.. AND MRS. PAUL Bull
LICK of 104 Lincoln avenue,
upon the arrival of a daughter
born last night in st. Joseph's
hospital.
SHIRLEY ANN l. E M p,
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Alfred
Lemp of SO Leslie street, whose
eighth birthday anniversary is
today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-27
Congratulations

CHARLES H. WOOD, who
was surprised by a few friends
at his home on Avery street last
evening, in celebration of his
approaching birthday anniver-
sary on Thursday, May %.
EVERETT SMITH, who won
high score last evening at the
t u e S d ay evening duplicate
bridge tournament held at the
home of Mrs. James Erskine.
BEVAN JOYCE BRENNI-
MAN, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Brenniman of 504 Cass
avenue, whose first birthday an
niversary was yesterday.
MIR. AND MRS. EDWARD
McGLINCHAY of East Detroit,
who are the parents of a son,
born this morning in st. JOS
eph's hospital.
MRS. MARVIN WONDERO,
Mrs. Rose Petrone, Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Wondero and William
Jaucquemain, whose recent
birthday anniversaries were eel
ebrated Sunday at a gathering
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Wondero.
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Seventh Annual Dance Recital Set for Friday Evening" June
Miss TufneLZ Reveals
Plans for June Wedding

CATHARINE GER T r u d E
TUFNELL, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert John Tufnell of
South Wilson boulevard, has
completed plans for her we'd
ding to Morris Eugene Cook,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Cook of Detroit, on Monday,
June l.
The wedding is set for 4 o.
clock in St. Peters rectory,
with the Rev. FIR. Arthur Old
ami reading the service. Miss
Tufnells only attendant will be
her sister, Mrs James Yates, and
Marvin Scare of Detroit will be
best man.
A wedding dinner will be
held at Gordon'S Grill, followed
by a reception at 8 o'clock at
the home of the brides par
ents. Following a two-week
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ANNOUNCEMENT is m a d e
today of plans for the recital of
dancing pupils of Eugenia Step
kowska, who teaches in Grace
parish house under the auspices
of the Young Women's Episcopal
League.
The recital is set for Friday
evening, June 5, in Mount Glenn
ems High school auditorium, and
the public is cordially invited to
attend. There will be no charge
for admission.
A total of 80 Mount Clemens
girls will appear in the recital,
climaxing the seventh year the
dancing school has been con-
Quoted in Mount Clemens by
teachers of the Olga Fricker
school of Dance of Detroit.
Thirteen local girls will APP
pear in solo numbers, and in adj
dition Miss StepkowSka will