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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
You Dent Nave 10
Spend Much Money to Buy
LAND---LAND
Is the Cheapest Thing
There Is Today. Yet the
MOST VALUABLE!
-" SO
STARTS YOU

/ Choice parcels priced low on SCHOOL
CRAFT. with city water, gas, shade
and fruit trees.
PLYMOUTH RoAD-Generous size lots.
water e ETC TASK eth THE Ply PEoP sl y
WHO LIVE HERE"
TELEGRAPH At JOY - Large lots,
trees. rich garden SOIL Near Rouge
Park.
START PLANTING. PLANNING AND
IMPROVING NOW BE ready 10
build. we furnish landscape plans
free
FRANKLIN VILLAGE DISTRICT
Two acres or more, from hilltop
overlooking Detroit t3i5 IT. above
City HALL down grassy hillside
through meadow 10 trout brook, class
property, high restrictions.
ls0-ACRE FARM-Rich soil. telephone.
electricity, schools. timber. Corner
12-Mile road at South Hill road, out
Grand RIVER, 1 mile east OF New
HUDSON. Beautiful old house can hs
renodeled into show place, barns
Put your income taxes into remodel
tng. This was the home of the most
prosperous farmer IN the country.
side. ASK THE NATIVES" Shown
by appointment only.
Lake Lots at WALNUT LAKE. f7u.
Mile road al 1nkster road, closest in
lahe. JOYS or country, low taxes. yet
an au-yesF-AFeund community 80 N.
above Detroit. Prices from $500 to
81 500.
RUSH LAKE LOTs-A hit ~ Northern
Michigan at your hack door; white
sand beach old trees. This is all
year round home OF several Ford
employees from Rouge and Willow
Run. Large amounts saved In taxes
ana garden produce. not ~ mention
HEALTH AND FUN, hunting fishing,
etc. Many are BUYING nov for future
325 n. above Detroit elevation. Prices
xi95 10 81 200. Go nut and spend
the dsv IN our park. Follow signs
out Grand River 10 Brighton; turn
left pass Burroughs Farm, follow
signs,
One 10 1--WE acres. SDEARBoRN
TOWNSHIP. near Mr.. Ford's resi-
dence. Grassy slope from high bin
covered with old trees, SIS n. river
frontage.
See Mr.. Rankin or Mr.. Livingston
today at our branch office. 2Tf0o
Plymouth Road. corner Inkster Rosd.
~ call ROBERT HERNDON REALTY
COMPANY, sis Grisweid BldG. CA. sos
BROKERS PROTECTED.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
EIsea Sales Volume
Totals S111,525

Elsea Realty and Investment
Company closed IS sales in the
last half of September with a
total volume OF S111,525, Robert
c. Burton. Efsea salesmanager, re-
ported Saturday. The Elsea sales
included 20 singles and six fats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
BUY IT.
DEVELOP IT.
USE IT.
AND ENJOY IT!

Land bought today
can be a real source
of satisfaction and be
really useful if
you develop it by
planting ire es and
shrubs if you use it
by planting a garden,
building an outdoor
fireplace or ornament
tai fences, walks, and
a r b ors if you
work on it, relax on
it. Land b on gh t
NOW for a future
home-place can give
you and your family
something re al and
worth while to look
forward to and
worth working and
planning for.
Land prices are low
TODAY and war dol
lars make FREE and
CLEAR ow nership
practical in a very
short time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

INKsIEs
fnkstsY Hardware
z744o Michigan Ave.
Model Wallpaper Shops
26s4T Van Born Rd.
GARDEN CITY
Garden City Hardware
ze44o Ford Road
LAKE ORION
Speaker a Son
Lake Orion. Mich.
LINCOLN PARK
r. N. Duehsins
1890 w. Fort St.
Home Fuel A supply Co.
i7ss Southfield Road
MELViNDALE
Mslvindale Hardware Co.
1881 Allen Road
NoRIhyILLE
Neils Worthwhile Hardwar
Worthwhile. Mich.
Novels Lumber A Coal Co.
$50 Base Line Road
PLYMOUTH
Huston A. Company
PsnnimAn Ave.
Roe Lumber Company
443 Amelia ST.
A. r. West I.H.C. Implement Store
so7 South Main
PONTIAC
keeEo Hardware, s Stores
Pontiac. Mich.
Mitchell Office Equipment
$50 n. Saginaw ST.
Oakland Coal A. Paint Co.
43s Orchard Lake Ave.
Waite's. Inc.
Corner Huron and Saginaw Sts.
FoRT HURON
Spsrry's Hardware Dept.
RICHMOND
Richmond Hard~sr, Company
Richmond, Mich.
RIVER ROUGE
Franks Wsllpap.v a Paint Store
10000 w. jefferson
LoHon Hardware
1O4Ss West Jefferson
RosEvILLE
Jackson Coal a Lumber Co.
RoseVills, Mich.
Lsmbrecht Coal a Coke Co.
2S26o Crstiot Ave.
Raymond Hardware
2so37 Grstiot
ROYAL OAK
Currier Lumber Co.
z0I E. Lincoln ST.
Frentr a Sons
1910 N. Main 81.
HilIinEer Brothers
los South Main ST
Levitt Hardware a Sporting Goods
Store. 4is-42o South Main ST.
Montgomery Ward
Fourth and Ws,hin gton
Smith, Champion Co.
ia w. Fourth ST.
ROCHESTER
Geo. Burr Hardware
Rochester. Mich.
{. w. Case
Rochester, Mich.
RoMULus
Romulus Hardware
RomuIus, Mich.
ST. CLAIR SHORES
Brohrs Hardware
3oe2S Jefferson Ave.
ST. Clair Shores Hardware Co.
z3so4 Mack Ave.
1RENIoN
NJ A. Mans a Sons
$500 jefferson Ave.
uIIcA
Erase Bros. Hardware
Van Dyke and 22-Mils Rd.
VAN DYKE
Boulton Hardware
2274o Van Dyke
MARREN
Fred Lutr Hardware
Warren, Mich.
wApprN r0uNslup
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

Q-What Is the best way 10
FIRE a furnace to get the most
out Of fuel:
A-To maintain an efficient fire,
don't shovel coal just two or three
times a day, loading in as much
fuel as possible each time. This
results in a heat loss up TO so per
cent. since the glowing Goals under
meath gradually warm through the
fresh coal, releasing volatile gases
which go up the chimney unburned.
Too much draft is also detrimental,
as il will pull heat from the fireboX
into the chimney before the fur
nace's heating surface can transfer
it TO the radiators or registers. An
oil burner is most efficient when it
burns with A bright yellow
orangish fame that has barely
noticeable tinge of dark smoke at
the tip.
Q-The outside OF my house
needs repainting badly. Am
allowed to do such repainting
under present conservation or
ders:
A-Repainting and redecorating
in order to keep properties in
sound living and working condition
or 10 restore them TO that condi-
ton are definitely permitted by
the War Production Board.
Q-The house that am buy
ing needs quite a lot of repairs.
Can the money to make these
repairs he obtained by means of
an insured mortgage:
A-You can include the cost Of
necessary repairs in a mortgage
eligible for insurance by the FILA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
GO TO
YOUR
N EAREST
DOWNTOWN

DOWNTOWN
Acme Packing a supply Company
as West Jefferson
Garth DeVos Paint Store
1919 Broadway
Randolph Paint A Wallpaper Co.
7S4 Randolph
Schroeder Paint a Glass Co.
l27 Cadillac SauAr.
HAMTRAMck
Consumsr. Plumbing Co.
iI4zo Jos. CsmpAu
hostsk Psin, and Glass Co.
iists Jos. Csmpsp
United Painters Supply
aooi-S Jos. Csmpsu
HIGHLAND PARK
Highland Park Lumber Co.
1889 Hamilton Ave.
Perkins Paint Co.
1880 Woodward Ave.
EAST OF WOODWARD AVE.
Aem. screen A. Sash Company
i2nis Feat McNiehols Road
Addison keils Co.
as3s ksrchrVai
Min Aiesi Hardware
1874 Van Dyke Ave.
Alta. Paint MIR Co.
1920 Mack Ave.
Bill HArdxars a Sporting Goods
l2sss Ess, Jefferson Ave.
Boy.r Haunted ShAoks
1875 Grst'ot
iS3o4 r. Warren
Fred Burns Hardware
io2la ksrchevAl
Chsns Decorating COMPANY
$3.50 Chene St
Chen. Hardware Co.
1901 Chens So.
City Lumber CO.
1850 Har,
{. a D. Fuel a supply
500 East Dawson
2. 7. Davies
i3o3s kerchsvsl
De Ronns Hardware
1900 MoranE ~ Whitshll
Detroit Hardware Co
s432 Woodward Ave.
Detroit Fuel a supply Company
s62s Ess, Dawson
/ Downtown Lumber Company
133 East Willis
Duncan Rrathers
l0AIs East Isileraon --
EsEle Wallpaper PANT Co
sS37 Jos. Csmpsu
Eastern Window Shade CO.
S4o7 Chsne
EaAawn Paint Shop
1880 Harper Ave.
Fsulmsn Hardware
oos w. 7-Mie Rd.
LOUIS Figlsn
aiT East hcNie hols
Fisher Hardware Co.
1852 Van Dyke
Forest Fuel A. supply Company
1921 East Forest Ave.
% Gross Paint A. Wallpaper Store
1919 John p. 81.
Hshsrek Hardware Co.
3i2s 2. Dawson
I'd Hook Hd~e. A Furniture
ea3a Mack. mr.. Cadillac
Henris Co.
77Is Mack
J. J. Hardware
IssAt Van DYKE
{. kosecki Wallpaper a Paint
1928 Harper
John ko1akowski
1924 r. DAWSON Ave.
ko,bisl Plumbing a Heating
1888 Consnt Ave.
LsnE's Hardware
i2sIa Chalmers
Leader Wallpaper 4 Paint Co.
1852 Oakland
a. Lemke Hardware Company
4ise.e7 St. Aubin
Jos. Lenhsrd Hardware Co.
64s3 Chene ST.
Leo's Paint a Wallpaper
1902 East Jefferson Ave.
Loves Hardware
1922 Harper Ave.
Mserten's Hardware
1889 r. Jefferson
Marvin Sc to 81 Store
$40 Russell St.
Mssksll Paint supply Company
i7274 Mack Ave.
Miller Lumber Company
7ol5 Miller Ave
NJ. {. Roofing and Hardware
7-Mile Road. Cor. Dsnbury
Mikes Hardware
i6l3s Mack
Montgomery Ward
Crstiot near 7.Mle Rd.
North End Hardware
1884 r. Dawson
North End Stove a Furnace Co.
s419 Brush
Psllsy Hardware
44os Chene
b Pennies Paint a Wallpaper Co.
h f7s35 John r.. ST.
\ p. G. Hardware
1is24 Chalmera
Pomersnty Hardware
6s44 Grstiot
r. w. Potter Hardware
$500 kerchsval So
Red Front Hardware Co.
1925 r. Jefferson
Reese Bros.
i430I z. Warren
Rosenberg Bros
342s Hastings
Charles Sslerno Hardware
isi2s Mack Ave.
Slosn's Hardware
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

WEST or WOODWARD AVE
-- Summers ttsrdwsr,
Wyoming at Sehoolerah
Schroeder Paint 4 Glass Co.
500 Twelfth St
Silv.rs Metal westhsrstrip 4 Screen
Company
1883 Grand River Ave.
Simon knoppo~ A. Son
1909 LiVernoit
Simon knoppo~ n Son
s736 18th ST.
Geo. SonrenherR
23o2 Junction, coV. 7 oiedo
sprirTwells Hardware
2o3s Sprinv~slls
Stone Psint a Wall Paper Store
1888 Grand River Ave.
ThWd Avenue Hardware Company
37oi Third Ave.
Thuftv supply Stores. Inc.
10000 Frrkell
Thrnoo. William 4 Son
iao75 " Mokichols Rd
Russell r. To~ Builder, supply Co,
1855 Broad 60.
I've Hardware Co.
3oli Grand River
LOUIS UrNsn Hardware
1910 Wycui~~ Ave
Nerhssr, l. ~ Hardware
2o93s FenkeD
Wallace Hardware Company
2i7oa Grand River
Wes, Hardware
$3.50 Michigan Ave.
WolV~rine Har DWARF
1880 Grand River
SUBURBAN AREA
AM ARRoR
Her,lsr Brothers
2io South Ashley
ALcoNAc
Wallace Hardware
1925 e., Clair River D..
". 2. Warner A Sons
AlFonsc. Mich.
AUBURN HEIGHTS
Auburn Heights Lumber a Coal Co.
BASE LINE
Rivsrd Hardware
2oali Van Dyke Ave.
RELLEvILLE
Otto BitnAr A. Sons
477oo Huron River Drive
RERkLEY
Rsrklsy Feed 4 Seed Store
Berkeley. Mich.
BIRMINGHAM
Biruin rhsm Paint 4 Glass Stor,
2ss Ess, Maple
Huston Hardware
z0S ~ Woodward
Mcbride Hardware Company
i3o-l32 South Woodward Ave.
cENIER LINE
Hoste Bros.
N.H n~La
CLARkSToN
J. n. AiEer Hardware
Charleston, Mich.
DEARRoRN
n J. Crowley Hardware
2236o Goddard Road
Fiipezak Hardware
5ais Chase Road
Mason Drug Store
25oi Telegraph Rd. Cor. Oxford
Nichols Hsr DWARF
7o4s Greenfield
Montgomery Ward
Michigan ~ Sehsefer
Star Lumber Co.
West Warren Paint a Wallpaper
CO.. 1921 West Warren Ave.
pRAYToN PLAINS
Burke Lumber Company, Inc.
ECoRSE
Carter Hardware
2os Southfeld
EAST DETROIT
r. {. Kal,hon a. Son
2252z Crstiot Ave.
Lambrecht Coal A. Coke CO.
1875 10-Mile Rd. ~ Railroad
Reliable Lumber Company
2Ai55 Schoenherr Road
-RAEAMard
22443 Grstiot Ave.
FARMINGToN
-
Fsrmin rton Hardware
Farmin gton, Mich.
Fsrminston Lumber a Coal Co.
$500 Grand River Ave.
"
FERNDALE
Standard Plumbing a supply CO.
32742 Woodward Ave.
A Schmidt Hardware AVN
22s22 Woodward
Zen Hardware
ala West Nine.Mils Road
MEL Park
Hazel Park Hardware
22s3s John r.
HIGHLAND PARK
Boyer Haunted Shack
10000 Woodward Ave.
MONROE
W. J. Weipsrt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

EAST or WOODWARD AVE
spi,r Gu, Rate
2ise orsiioi. Cor. Dubois
State Lumber Co.
-2zOOi John r
Thrifty supply Stores. Inc.
1914 East Jefferson
Tischbein- Young Co.
1892 Crstiot Ave.
Trob Hardware
So3s East Wsrrsu
L. 6 Hous.~recking Co.
1880 Dequindre
Van Dyk. Plumbing 4 Heating
ASH Van DYKE Ave.
VsrbruEghr Hardware
1925 Msch. ~ Audubon
Victor hardware Company
1900 Oakland Ave.
W shhurn.F ar~ell. Inc.
lD437-s r. Warren
W.n,msn Hardware Co.
2257 CrAtiot
Wood ~srd Hardware Co.
932s Woodward
Zinburesn screen Co.
iso7s Deauindre
WEST OF WOODWARD AVE.
Arts Hardware
ai4i Jos. Csn,osu Ave.
John :. Astletord
sTo2 Hamilton Ave, Cor. StsHls
Bright Hardware CO.
5000 Michigan Ave.
u s. Brar1m Paint Store
1893 Miohivan Ave.
Boyer Haunted Shscks
1926 W. For, s..
As0i Grand River
Bullock GreSn Hardware Co.
1854 Michigan Ave
Bullock. Green Hsrd~srs
$500 We, Fort 81.
Vim r. Burns
1Asst Grand River Ave.
Tn. Csn,rsi Hardware
so3s JOY Road
Chsbot's Hardware
1881 East Warren Ave.
Champion supply Co.
243s lAth ST,
CLARK Hardware Co.
seiT Hamilton
Collysr 4 Palmer Hardware
7A4s .iov Road
Conrsdi. William ".
S4oi Fireman Ave
Consumsr, Distributing Co.
t2bsi Grand River --
G. r. Copp
4Aso West Vernon Highway
Court-sy Builders supply Co.
2734s Grand River
DAVIS Paint a supply CO.
i23Ao Grand River Ave.
psm,ry A. Company
Woodward ., Milwaukee
DomIslsti Hardware
4zt6 Wesson Ave.
Frszier Hardware
1857 West Jefferson Ave.
GALLAGHER Screen Company
s6ia Puritsn Ave.
General Stores Co.
5415 W. Vernon Highway
Cerus Hd~e. A. Furniture Co.
soi3 w Jefferson Ave.
Grand River Hardware
ASA Grand River Ave.
Great Lakes screen a. Sash
lss35 Livernois
n a A Hardware
ln5i9 W. 7-Mils Rd.
Fred A. Harm, Hardware
1925 W. Fort ST..
hmm A. kirschke
iz4o Lawndals Ave.
jaw Bee Hardware
j ZbA3 west Chicago
Tom A. johnson Company
$3.50 Puritan Ave.
Jos. kopka Hardware
s74i Pulashi Ave.
LaSsll. Neon supply Co.
s3i2 Lin~ood
Levitt Hardware
76Aa w Vernon
Nathan LeVenSon
1850 Michissn
l.. a H. HARDWARE
5Aoi W. Warren
Liverrois Appliance a Paint Co.
1-S1S iivetnots' Ave.
Lloyd's Hardware
1900 .Ts-k.p Ave. ., O..
Meiringer Bros. Hdvs Co.
1870 Livernois Ave.
Merit Supply Company
1922 w. Warren
Miller's Hardware
i725l Grsydsle
Louis Miloeh
warrvn
Montgomery Ward
Grand River At Greenfield
Morof. David Paint Store
1872 Michigan Ave.
John Moss Hardware
i330s West MeNiohols
NorNeSt Plumbing supply Co.
1893 Grand River Ave.
~ Ostrow Hardware
s9tiN LinWood Ave.
Oxford 'UpholsterinK Co.
6s36 w Warren
Patterson Sash a Door CO.
1900 Hubbell
Perkins Paint Company
s24s Grand River Ave.
Rstke. J. Y.
44oO 3ist ST
Redford Hardware
l7235 Redford. opp. Post Office
Robertson Hardware
lass Grand River Ave.
s. ~. Rovin
ai44 Hamilton Ave.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
q. and A.

Q-What is the best way 10
FIRE a furnace to get the most
out Of fuel:
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-15
Zion Mission Society Names
Committees and Plans Events

made are: Mrs. Charles Stark,
program chairman and public
ity; Mrs. Emma Sonnenburg,
flowers; Mrs. Walter Kandt,
hostess; Mrs. Albert Glefke. Mrs.
Charles Sherlock, Mrs. Emma
Kramer and Mrs. Ernest G.. Noe,
sick committee.
Mrs. Walter Tiffin was &C.
companist for the musical por-
ton of the devotions. The topic
of the day was "Where Nations
Work Together" a skit present
ed by Mrs. Stark, Mrs. Kramer
and Mrs. Emil Flory.
Twenty-Five members were
present. Plans for the annual
dinner-meeting with husbands
were made. Set for Friday,
Feb. 10, the dinner will be ar
ranged by Mrs. Charles Stark
and Mrs. Walter Kandt.
Plans were also completed to
serve dinner for the Young
Women's Club banquet in Mas
onic hall next Monday evening.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-15
Circle Honors
Reelected Leader

SILVER CROSS CIRCLE re-
elected all officers at the meet
ing yesterday at the Kings
Daughters Home. They are Mrs.
Michael Schalm, leader, who
will embark on her fifth term;
Mrs. Frank Carney, first vice
leader; Mrs. William Mercer.
second vice leader; Mrs. Fred
Schnekel, secretary; Mrs. Lena
Stuetzer, treasurer; Mrs. Lloyd
Lewis, assistant secretary; Mrs.
Lewis Covert. assistant treasur-
er; and Mrs. Carney, chaplain.
A silver chain and badge OF
the order were presented to
Mrs. Schalm by members OF the
circle, in appreciation of her
work as leader.
Tea was served by Mrs.
Lewis, assisted by Mrs. Cam
pau. Committees viii be APP
pointed at the next meeting, on
Jan. %. at the home of Mrs.
Frank HILBERT, South Broad
way.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-15

OFFICERS of the Mission
Society of Zion Evangelical
Church were installed by Rev.
Jacob Whitman at a meeting
yesterday afternoon in the par
ish house. They are Mrs. Albert
Glefke, president; Mrs. Matte
Hall, vice-president: Mrs. Henry
Frendt, secretary; Mrs. Emma
Kramer, recording secretary;
and Mrs. Emil Flory, treasurer.
CO m m ttee appointments
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-15

SOCIAL EVENTS of interest
on the local calendar are the
prenuptial parties being given
for Mary Louise Hench, whose
wedding to William Moeller Is
set for Monday, Jan. 20.
Last evening Mrs. Phillip Yer
mander, of Wildwood, enter
tanned IL members of st. Mary's
Guild and eight other guests
from Detroit and Mount Clemens
for the bride-elect. For enter
tainment Vincent Meier, of De-
troit, showed moving pictures.
Supper was served at a long
table covered with Scotch lace
cloth. A large mirror in the GEN.
ter held a gift of crystal, from
the group, beautifully wrapped
to represent q centerpiece. 1t
was flanked with white candles
in crystal candelabra.
This evening Mrs. John Ull-
rich will be hostess to a group
of young women at her home on
South Wilson boulevard, for
Miss Hench.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-15
Fast Talks
TO Lincoln PTA

L. WADE FAST, superintend-
ent of schools, was speaker of
the evening when the newly-or-
ganized Lincoln parent-Teacher
Association met last night. Mr..
Fast's topic was Then and Now
in Education" a discourse on
the development In education.
He asserted that education Is
not limited to the schools, that
they are only auxiliary units to
aid parents In instructing their
children. While once education
was pursued as a means to make
money, now II Is considered an
aid to living.
Mr.. Fast urgest parents to
visit schools, to facilitate a bet
ter understanding of aims.
During the brief business
meeting, conducted by Mrs.
Thomas w. Cross, president, the
PTA adopted its new constitu-
ton. Milton Penzien, program
chairman, in troduced the
speaker.
MRS PERRY puBAY will en-
terrain members of the Diversity
Club this evening at her home,
81 Parkview avenue.
PVT. JULES LEVINE, son of
Mrs. David Levine, is stationed
at the Air Base in Savannah,
Ga, in the chemical warfare
service.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-15
Extension Group
Studies Home Repair

REPAIR of equipment in the
home was the subject of the les
son yesterday when Extension
Group One met at Clinton Town
hall. Mrs. James G. Jackson and
Mrs. Eugene Dupray are leaders
of the group.
Committee for the potluck
luncheon which preceded the
lesson included Mrs. Eugene
Mahon, Mrs. Walter Schroeder,
Mrs. Erwin Egle, Mrs. Mary
Hoffman, and Mrs. Lillian Hum
NELL. Fourteen members were
present.
A social meeting with hus-
bands is planned for Feb. 2 in
Clinton Town Hall, and the next
regular meeting will be Feb. "a.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-15
NEW SPREADS
.495

New shipments ore n Luscious spreods for the bedroom
have row otter row Of fluffy chenille nuts Soft IN
usuo eooss In variety Of potterns You don't hove to
iron these spreods OTTER you founder them
MALDNS
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-15
Bride-EIect Honored
by Twin Sister

PEGGY WEISS, bride-elect
of Jan. "a, was honored by her
twin sister Betty last evening at
q party at the Weiss home. Eigh-
teen friends gathered for a mis-
cellaneous shower and evening
of airplane bunco.
Prizes were won by Marie
Weiss, Eleanor Blake, Johanna
Braun and Katherine Moran.
The guests were seated at one
long table for refreshments. A
crocheted lace cloth was used,
and pink roses flanked by can
delabra holding pink tapers
formed the centerpiece.
The honor guest, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul E. Weiss,
will marry Paul BARLEY, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto X. BARLEY,
Jr., on Jan. "a.
MR.. AND MRS. STACEY
RANKIN, Route 6, Mount Glenn
ems, are the parents of daugh-
ter, born at 2 o'clock this morn
ing in st. Joseph's hospital.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-15
RcA-VIcToR
$11.o5

Splendid tone, smart walnut
colored plastic cabinet. Complete
with attached aerial. Special
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-15
NAL 3liYJ
There's Large Suite Beouty in This
JUNIOR SIZE
SILL Down
on cosy Terms

You don't have to sacrifice the Up a |
beauty and proportions Of the
larger type Of dining room suite 4
if your dining is smoll-be-
couse this junior size group cor ~
res out all the detail Of more mas
sive designs Modern walnut in the new streonIned st
includes Buffet, Extension TobIe and Four Chairs
Cabinet $3.50.
MALBIN'S
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-15
Girl Scout News

TROOP 13 held meeting
Wednesday afternoon In the
clubrooms of st. Louis hall.
New troop leader. Mrs. Clyde
Shorter. was announced to re-
place Mrs. Walter Braun.
All troop members were Civ
en- pins and the troop flag was
presented by the troop COM
mittee. New troop leaders were
named-Madeline Barry. Dol
ores Miller Marilyn Seagram,
and Margaret Mary Vogel.
CIRCLE TWO of Trinity Luth.
eran Church will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Verne AL
wardt, Kendrick avenue, ut 2
o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-15
St. Mays Guild Fetes
Bride-E|ect at Lovely Event

Mrs. Stanley Peltier has asked
friends of the bride-elect for q
supper and evening party at her
home on Saturday and on Sum
day evening Mrs. Francis Kroo-
mer and Mrs. Joseph Meier, OF
Detroit, will give dinner at the
home of Mrs. Meier with Miss
Hench and Mr.. Moeller the
guests of honor.
MRS. CARL NIEMANN, 90
Ahrens street, who is celebrating
her 8Oth birthday anniversary
today, entertained her birthday
club this afternoon.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-15
Black-Eyed Susans

MRS. GORDON KING was
hostess last evening to members
of the ST. Louis Black-Eyed Su-
san Club, with card prizes going
to Mrs. Leo Thomas and Mrs.
Arlo Riggs. House prize was won
by Mrs. King. Mrs. Vincen t
Brinker, 2739 Sugar Bush road,
will entertain the club on Jan.
%.
MIR. AND MRS. HENRY
LEHNER of Washington avenue
are quietly observing their 21st
wedding anniversary today.
E. JOSEPHINE RICE of Utica,
left Wednesday morning for the
Mayo Brothers Clinic at Ro-
chester, Mimi, for treatment OF
q goitre.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-15
encMoeNer Wedding Plans Cause Furry Of Prenupha Parties
Friday Dance

THE USUAL FRIDAY eve
ming dance will be held in Grace
parish house tomorrow evening.
under the auspices Of the Girls
Friendly Society.
The Keesler field news., 1942-06-03
Spackman's
$40 Average
Leads Batters

keeslers baseball Commando
recent winning ssfeak was no ac-
eident, IS batting averages rclsas-
81 Today indicate Leading tio
hitters. among the teams reEa-
lars. IS Pfc. Robert Spackman Of
the 3eaih Tech. s. Sa. His II
hits IN Is trips % the plate gives
him The tremendous mark OF .s2n
and he also leads IN total hits and
IL number of runs scored with
II.
Running a CLOSE second 10 the
Commander aecond sacker IS
Corp John Carey. assistant team
manager and first baseman. who
has garncrcd u hlngiez in Is times
At bat for a healthy 462 average.
Corporal Carey. a pitcher by trade
and A. & Il. nun~cum in the si4ih.
leads the team ln total bases with
II and in doubles with five. Pvt.
Malcolm Matthews Of The a8ath
leads In runs baited Ia with eight.
banging out q hits in 2ia times
at bat, she players still on the
roster have amassed the tremen-
daus average OF .3aa. Statistics
arc based on seven games In which
box scores were kept and do not
include practice contests played
early ia the season or last SUM
days game Only players stiil
with the club arc included in the
following figures