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before walked into the room
where the bodies are kept---anc
emerged a minute later, tear:
streaming down her face.
II didn't even see him." she
wept incoheren0y. II wonder II
you know what this means:"
she asked of no one.
A DSR motorman came in. His
wife was on the bus.
II don't want 10 60 in there"
he said. II don't want to remem-
Der her like that :"
a friend performed the identi-
hcation.
I'll never run street car
again." The motorm5n said. half
10 himself. ~ couldn't get up on
the front end now and do a job.
I couldn't"
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BOYS STORE

All BOYS COTTON FLAN.
NELETTE SHIRTS in bright
red and green. ln-and-outer
style with two-way collars.
Sizes s to IA years. Each
........,... ...........69c
357 BOYS COTTON.BROAD-
CLOTH SHIRTS. Regular
collar-attached style in plain
colors and patterns. Less
than lss shrinkage. Broken
Sizes S-to Is years. Each
..............69c and S9c
SIS ROYS' SHIRT-and-SLACK
SUITS. In plain matching
colors. Sanforized for less
than Ia shrinkage. Each
.....................SI.19
lO9 BOYS BASQUE SHIRTS
OF knitted cotton. Short
sleeve, crew.neck style. In
colorful circular stripes.
Broken sizes 1916. Each $50
345 pairs BOYS CREW
HOSE. Knitted OF heavy
string type cotton yarns. In
colorful plaid patterns. Brok-
en- sizes 10 10 llh. A
pair .............. 29c
4s1 pairs BOYS COTTON
KNICKER HOSE. Patterned
hose with elastic inserts in
cuffs. Small sizes S and 8
only. A pair
SO BOYS COTTON-POPLIN
Cossack style
jackets with slide closures.
Small, medium and large
sizes. Each ...S7.a9
pupsoss-sEcosD
SECTIONS 8 AND c
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CLOSET SHOP

249 PIECES. including
screens, hassocks. pillows,
hangers, shoe racks. garment
bags. wastebaskets: hat, util-
ity. jewel. lingerie, hosiery
and storage boxes. each :.
..............2se to S6.s5
HuDsoNs-EieHrH FLOOR
FARMER STREET--SEcTt0N A
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Remnants

24b PIECES, cut from 10 yards long, including
cotton tapestries cotton veous; eotton-snd- rnohair
fabrics; rsyon-and-eotton demssks; cotton homespuns
easement cloths; monkseloihs rayon ssns rsyon rep
Pouses; rsyon moires rsyon tsffeiss; eretonnes;
ehinfres; cotton ssteens cotton msrquisetes rsyon
msrqusetes oreandies and nets each piece use TO 81
l47 TRIMMINGS. including einps weItines edeines.
loops tiebeeks. mirror cords and picture cords OF both
rsyon and cotton fabrics, each ....... Sc 10 49e
HUososs-IlsHrH rtoos-esAnu INTERSECTIONS A aspr
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Names Of Dead
And Injured in
DSR-Trdin Crash

these are the dead and injure,
he DSR bus-Grand Trunk trail
disaster, worst public transporta
ton tragedy in Detroit's history
THE DEAD
MRS. LILLIAN WENDT, IS.
of 1881 Winfield avenue. wife Of
a coast guardsman stationed In
New York.
MRS. HELEN DRUZGALSKI.
employed in a dress shop as
"Helen Drake" 40. OF 1886
Charles street.
MRS. BETTY CROSSIN, 81,
of 5252 Belmont avenue, Ham,
tramck.
MISS CLEMENTINE GAZDA,
"a. of 1l429 Moran avenue.
MRS PEARL JONES, 80, Of
1892 Yemans avenue.
MRS. MARIE LEFEVRE. 35,
of l3643 Troester avenue.
MRS. EASTER KEMP, 80, OF
1850 Klinger avenue.
MISS HALINA CHOCIANO-
WICZ, II. of 1857 Moenart ave-
nue.
MRS. VERDELLE NEWLY,
%. of 1895 Dequindre street.
MRS. JUNE PERSICHENO.
80, of 673S Marcus avenue.
MRS. PAULINE OSADCZUK,
Al, of 1870 Belmont avenue.
ROGER LALEMAN, 10, OF
10027 Knodell avenue.
EUGENE CHLEBNIK, IS, of
6100 Doremus avenue.
ROBERT BETH, II, OF l220l
Whitehill avenue.
NORBERT TURKOWSKI. %,
OF $685. Cashmere avenue.
JOHN F'ESCHUK, Is. Of 5522
Buffalo court.
Most seriously injured:
ANNIE GILMER, SO, of lS4l7
wood avenue.
~AUL RYAN, Is, OF 1929
Promenade avenue.
Still hoSpitalized:
MRS. IEOLA STUFF, 40, OF
1343S Mitchell avenue.
MRS. OCIE BURKES, 80, of
1898 Mead avenue
MRS. GRACE MESSARE, 80,
of 1898 Domino street.
MRS. ELLA REED, 55, OF
1858 Clinton street.
CHARLE SCHOTTHOE-
FER. Ia, of 1854 Duchess
avenue.
MRS. HELEN KLOSS, 10, of
2306 Edwin avenue. a Mary
grove College sophomore.
MRS. LAURA ESTELLE, 43.
1888 Orleans street.
ARTHUR BELLAMY, So, OF
1924 Klinger avenue.
MRS. VIOLA sHUNTEL, 63,
of 1904 Yemans avenue.
WILFRED STRANGE, "a, OF
1540l Littlefeld avenue.
Treated and released:
MARY ALA, y. OF 1926 ST.
Aubin avenue
MRS MRS GQRRINE -RAN K
HEAD, 80 OF 1911 Evaline ave-
nue..
MARY MILICH. II. Of 26l6
YemanS avenue:
ELEANOR HERMAN, 80, OF
12Oe7 Lumpkin avenue.
RUTH JELZENE, 10. Of l2O26
Findlay avenue.
MARCELLA ,McGLYNN, 30
OF 1851 Winfield avenue.
FRANCES BOWERS, %, OF
1881 Drexcl boulevard
JEAN MIECZKOWSKI, 25, OF
221 Tennyson avenue.
MARIE GILES. 81, of Oils
Armour avenue.
CATHERINE THOMPSON,
26. of 1897 Dequindre street.
NINA CARMICHAEL, so, OF
3 Denton street.
JULIA CRAIG ~, Of 26l6
Smith street.
SISTER LADISLAUS and
SISTER RAPHAEL of the Or
der OF st. Francis. st. Francis
Hospital.
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HOSIERY

1872 pairs COTTON AN
KLETS for children. pr. tec
Sl5 pairs CHILDRE EMS
HOSE, now a pair, 2sc to 4sc
FiRsr-FhRStR-sGcrioss "a
Prices SUBJECT 10 go Sales Tar
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COSTUME
.DEWELRY

53s pieces OF assorted neck
laces. bracelets and pins in
enamels. m etal, ceramics
and acetates.
Toe, 2sc, Sc, 4se, $50
INSTRUMENTATION
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Daytime FrOck
Shop

1873 UNIFORMS In discon.
tinued styles. You've a
choice of white and colored
cotton. .......S 5c TO S3.A5
2s9 w r A p A r o L n d
FROCKS in gay. floral. fruit.
geometric cotton prints, St,t5
373 RAY0N FR0CKS in one
and two-piece styles. Plain
rayon Jerseys, spun rayons
and rayon crepes included.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
III FROCKS in regular and
halfsizes in a group of plain
rayon crepes, spun rayons
.............s.. Sass
FIFTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES c
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"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, Is one of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
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PICTURES

154 FRAMED PICTURES. in
Guiding reproductions OF orig
inal paintings. stencil water
colors, etchings; such sub
jects as landscapes, flowers,
fruits, fashions and interiors:
variety of sizes. each -.
..............Si to S2l60
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EXTENDED PAYMENTS AVAILABLE

bedroom made TO Hudson's regular standard Of con-
strueton-at price that means SAVINGS. Drawers
are eeniereuided dustproofed. Glowing. rudy ma.
hossny veneers, in combination with other woods.
give the suite a soft. beauty. It's Sheraton
design. with 'ypesly 18th Century type Hardware
contributing TO the period effect Plenty Of room in
the cabinet pieces: the chest hes five drewers the
vanity has seven. and also boasts handsome plate.
glass mirror An outstanding bedroom value.
HuosoTs-sIsrH FlooR-sRAsD RIVER AvrsuI-sGcrlos A
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Junior Misses
Apparel

10 COATS. spring and fall
weight untrimmed woods,
dark colors. .SI2.65 to S76
40 SUITS. fall woods, herring.
bone weaves included. light
and dark colors. ...........
..............Si2.85 to s25
10 FORMALS. rayon nets.
rayon taffetas. cottons. Pastel
colors. to SI6.e5
SIS DRESSES. woods, rayon
crepes. quilted cottons, rayon
and cotton, velveteens: pastel
and dark colors; reduced 10
......S2.85 to sac
SPORTSWEAR, IL jerkin
outfits ..............S3.o5
So PLAY SUITS and
BLoUSES. 49,. $50 to S4.65
rIFru-woonwA
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CASUAL SHOP

lis DRESSES. one and two
piece styles. including cot.
tons. rayons and woods.
Pastel, medium and dark
coiors. one-of.a.kfnd dresses
formerly much higher priced.
Sizes IL IN 90 included.
sass. Sass, S6.85 and Ss.e5
CASUAL sHoP-sixrH-FARM
SETTION q
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MISUNDERSTANDING FLOOR
W00DWAHp--SECTIOh 4
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MISSES SHOP
So DRESSES, daytime and
a fterno DON types. Rayon
crepes, wool-and-rayon suit
types with lined jackets.
Sizes 10 to 20 in the group
.........Si0.s5 and SASS
MISSES sHoP-sIxrH
o0DWARo-SEcTioN & AND Y
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Order The Detroit Times
mailed daily and Sunday 10 your
man In the armed forces.
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INEXPENSIVE
DRESS SHOP

- n<< - 10 ~ Ia
DRESS SHOP
131 DRESSES. one piece
woods, one and two piece
rayon crepes Some with
braid trims. one.piece vel
veteens. misses sizes. ......
Si0.e5 and Sass
81 DRESSES, one and two
piece rayon crepes: fringe
and braid trims. misses sizes
sf,85 and s6.e5
1853 DRESSES, onepiece ray
on crepes, rayon-and-wools.
rayon Jerseys. Braid. rhine
stone and spaghetti trims in
the group. Misses sizes
......s.S5. S5.85 and Se.e5
IS DRESSES, one and two
piece rayon crepes for misses
..............S3.95 and SIS
~ DRESSES. one and two
piece rayon crepes in black
and colors. Braid. sequin
trims, two-tones. Women's
clLtS SS.0S
II DRESSES, one and two.
piece rayon crepes in black
and colors. Braid and sequin
trims included. For women
$500. .'....... ~
81 DRESSES. one and two
piece rayon crepes in black
and colors. Two-piece rayon-
andwool Woolbro kes.
Womens sizes. .....
...S5.05. S6.65 and S1.e5
20 DRESSES. one-piece ray
on crepes and rayon jerseys
........S2.s5, sass and SIS
INEXPENSIVE DRESS SHOP
ClyTA-EAQ AEQ-SETTinA r.
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WALNUT R00M-sINTH
w00DNARD-SECrt0N z
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SPORTS
ACCESSORIES
II BLOUSES. mostly rayon
crepes ...,..... 4sc to S2.2s
So SKIRTS. woods or rayons:
misses sizes. $50 to S3.05
3f6 PIECES beach or play
clothes, including denim COW
erals. playsuits, slack suits
................4sc TO Sass
FIFTH FlooR-6RAsp RIVER
SECTION A
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13
Coming Events
FRIDAY. MARCH ID

PHILATHEA CLASS of Presbyterian church. pouck dinner
meeting in church parlors at $50
OES School of Instruction at Utica Masonic hall, at pm.
l. o. O. F. in Barron hall, at pm
NUTRITION CLASS in St Josephs hospital 100 to $50
WHITE SHRINE of Jerusalem, Masonic hall at 745
SATURDAY, MARCH IA
JUNIOR MACCABEES tapdancing and business meeting in
Barron hall, at pm.
SUNDAY, MARCH Is
OPEN HOUSE at USO Club at $3.50 pm. Public invited.
23RD BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION of American Legion
dinner at the clubhouse at pm.
DAISY CLUB Of ST. Louis parish at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Martin Duggan South River road, at 1880 pm.
MONDAY, MARCH 16
SPRING FASHION SHOW, in Masonic hail. sponsored by
Young Women's Club, at pm.
EXTENSION GROUP l, card party for members and hus-
bands at Clinton Town hail. dinner at $50 pm.
BIN SENIOR SSTERHOOD at the home of Mrs Harry Far
ber lis Eastman street, at pm.
CITIZENSHIP Glass in Mount Clemens High school, Room
to pm.
WV AUXILIARY GAMES PARTY in Veterans hall, at
pm
FRANZ KUHN LODGE Knights of Pythas Pythian hail.
at $50 pm.
BRITISH WAR RELIEF sewing in Grace parish house, 10
am to 4 pm.
MOUNT CLEMENS SOCIETY for the Hard Hearing
Detroit High school, at 1870 pm
NUTRITION CLASS at Mount Clemens High school, to
pm.
HARRY OLLRICH POST American Legion in Legion club
house, at $50 pm.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13
Girls Own Circle
Furthers Party Plans

PLANS for the salad-bridge
Girls Own Circle will sponsor
on March "a were further de-
veloped last evening, when the
circle held a potluck dinner at
the Kings Daughters H o m e.
Mrs. Sydney Thinker is chair
man of the party, reservations
for which may be made with
Mrs. Ernest Noe, 922.
Mrs. G. d. Woolard, county
Kings Daughters presi d n t,
talked to the group on the
county convention, which will
take place in Mount Clemens
on April 81. The next meeting
is set for March 26.
FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE held a
successful white elephant sale
yesterday at the meeting at the
home of Mrs. Charles Dietzel on
Shook road. Mrs. James Gallsg-
her was auctioneer. Mrs. Flor
ence Upton, and Mrs. Thomas
Hilton of Detroit were guests at
the meeting. Next meeting will
be March 26.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13
Hollywood Designer Offers
Cheer TO Worried Women

fabric, detail and accessories will
do the trick.
"Suits, for instance, are the
backbone of every woman's
present wardrobe. Yet, even
though they all have softly
rounded shoulders, casually cut
jackets and easy fitting skirts,
they show plenty of variety.
Only unnecessary trimmings
such as oversize pockets and
voluminous sleeves will Co."
Anderson suggested the we'll
dressed woman would have to
pay more attention to grooming
and accessories.
MRS. IDA SUTTON Is con-
fined to st. Joseph's hospital
with a serious case Of pleurisy.
CADET FRANK WATTS, JR.
will return home today TO spend
Easter vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Watts.
He is a student at Howe Military
Academy, at Howe, Ind.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13
.2O0Expected
at Dance

AT LEAST 200 persons are
expected to attend the st. Pat
rick's Day dance to be held next
Tuesday evening in st. Mary's
gymnasium, under the auspices
of St. Peters Catholic Young
Peoples Club.
Joseph Fox, chairman of the
event, held a special meeting to
iron out final details for the
event, at the grammar school last
evening. Jacqueline McInerney,
chairman of decorations, will
meet with the decorations COM
mittee Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock at the gymnasium, to do
preliminary decorating.
Bill Norman and his orchestra
Of Port Huron will furnish
music for the event.
MIR. AND MRS. JULES MAR
TIN of Dave street, Route 6,
Mount Clemens, are the parents
of a son born yesterday after
noon in st. Joseph's hospital.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13

PLANS for celebration Of the
34th birthday of United Work.
ers' Circle were made yester-
day by members meeting at
Mrs. T. j. Calvin's home on
Lincoln avenue.
The anniversary, which falls
on March 20, will be celebrated
on st. Patrick's Day, March II,
at luncheon at Kings Inn, at
/ o'clock. Mrs. Wylie 'Wilkin-
son and Mrs. Frank Pringnitz
are in charge of arrangements.
Fifteen members, and one
guest, Mrs. w. L. Anderson of
Pontiac, daughter of the host
ess, were present.
Mrs. Arthur Rosso reported
that 10 pairs of socks have been
knitted and turned into the Sal
walton Army. Mrs. T h o m a s
Carney, Miss Gussie Verbeeren
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13
Easter Event
Set byCircIe

VAN EASTER LUNCHEON for
members was planned yesterday
by members of Margaret Bot
tonne Circle of Kings Daughters,
Who met with Mrs. John Jar
chow yesterday.
The luncheon is set for March
"a, at the home of Mrs. Louis
sonnenburg, with Mrs. c. E.
Willert as chairman.
Mrs. Charles Woolard, county
Kings Daughters president.
spoke briefly to the group on the
state-endorsed work, and on the
county convention set for April
81.
Mrs. E. D. Smith, a guest at
yesterdays meeting, will be ad-
mitted as a member at the next
regular meeting, set for March
26, at the home of Mrs. Martin
Hoffman, Lodewyck avenue.
Mrs. c. H. Malbin talked to
the circle on Women's part in
Civilian Defense activities.
Plans were begun for a rum
mage sale on May % and %.
Mrs. Cora Schroeder was named
chairman.
BURGETTA BOLDT left this
morning by motor for a visit in
San Diego, Calf.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13
Your Electric Fooster

WITH CURRENT EMPHASIS
on saving household equipment
now on hand, here are some dos
and don'ts about caring for your
electric toaster. Do not immerse
it in water, ever; do wipe it off
with a damp cloth. Do use a
small brush-such as a paint
brush-for busting out crumbs;
do not brush out until the toaster
is cool. Do not use harsh abra-
sive to clean it; if securing
agent is necessary, be sure it is
of the mildest variety.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13
Scholarship
is Announced

SELECTION of five daughters
of deceased Veterans of the first
World War to attend college next
fall with the aid of American
Legion Auxiliary scholarships,
has been begun by the American
Legion Auxiliary, Mrs. Bert
Gwinn, President of the local
unit, has announced.
All Auxiliary units are en-
eitled to enter one candidate for
the scholarships, and from
among these each state will Sc
lect its candidate. A special COM
mittee yill judge the state candi-
dates and make the awards, one
in each of five sections of the
ountry. The scholarships
amount to $4,000 each.
Applications must be in state
headquarters by March Fl. Fu--
ther details may be secured by
calling Mrs. Gwinn.
LORETTA MILLER, whose
birthday anniversary is today,
will celebrate tomorrow by hav-
ing a few of her friends spend
the evening at her home on Hey
denreich I'd.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13
United Workers Circle to Celebrate 34 Birthday Anniversa
Raisin Cookies

MRS. HERBERT REESE
knows just what kline of cook
les boys like. Her favorite
recipe makes Raisin Cookies
which her twin sons always
like. One, Pvt. Delbert Reese,
is in active service now, while
the other, Everett, is engaged
in dNense work.
Clip this recipe and make
it for the Salvation Army
Hostess House Cookie Jar, or
for the one at the USO Club.
Notify Mrs. John E. Merrill,
2031-R, or Girl Scout head
quarters. 1879 when you are
making them.
Mrs. Reese's Raisin Cookies:
Three-fourths cup butter or
other shortening, / cup brown
sugar, 2 eggs, 2 cups flour, /
teaspoon soda, 2 cups rolled
oats, l cup of raisins put
through a food chopper, va
nilla apd-salt~
Mix, roll, and Jake at $50
degrees.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13
Business Girls Plan
Kids Party March 19

A KIDS PARTY for men,
bers was planned by the Mount
Clemens Business Girls, who
held a special meeting last eve
ming at the home of their pres
ident, Mrs. Norman LaCroix.
The party is set for Thursday,
March 10 at $50 o'clock, din
ner at Dolores Jax' home in
Roseville. Her committee in
cludes Marie Weiss and Doro-
thy Lambert.
Bridge was played after the
business meeting was conclud-
cd, with prizes going to Ellen
Statler, Molly Rich, and Shir-
ley Tucker.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13

Birthday

People born under this sign
are as rule great book lovers
and enjoy collecting specimens
OF various kinds. They have
many resources within them
selves and are seldom lonesome.
They have an appreciation of
material things and are there
fore fond of their own posses
sions. They walk by sight rath-
er than by faith yet are reverent
toward spiritual matters. They
rely on the natural course of
events.
Geraldine Henderson, March IL
Roberta Stewart, March 8
Ann Croker. March l
willard Kidd, March 10
Loren Darling, March IL
Ralph Gray, March S
Beverly Ann Kiehler, March 8
Walter Kark, March 6
Mrs. George Chose, March Is
Joseph Moritz, Jr., March 16
Florence Brown, March FL
Eileen Winkler, March 8
Bruce Alton Towner, March 4
Ella Weier, March 8
Diane Kay Luchtman, March 8
Gary Raymond Duncan, March 5
Florence Mae Geisler, March IA
Karl Luchtman, March II
Harry Saunders March Is
Alfred Pingel March l6
Irma Holtz, March 8
Mrs. Chalmers Mccall, March IL
Patricia Ann Stockwell, March
IL
Albert Miller, March Is
Loretta Miller, March Is
Mrs. Emma Kukuk, March 10
Nelson Luchtman, March 8
MyrOn Luchtman, March 3
Mrs. Edward Bahlman, March
Is
Oscar Watz,
Phyllis Mclnerney, March 4
Alton Wildt, March Z
Paul w. Mckee, March 8
Oscar Bellman, March 8
ID. J. Mercier, March Z
Mrs. Stanley Cady, March 8
Skippy Rood, March is
Harry F. Miller, March
Mrs. Dewey Compton. March l
Clarence Priehs, March :
James Lloyd, March IL
John G.. Miller, March 10
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13

MRS. EDWARD JOBSE is the
former Arvilla Merchant, who
became q bride last Saturday
evening in a quiet wedding at
the Lutheran parsonage. She and
Mr.. Jobse are living in East De-
troit. She is the daughter of Mrs.
Anna Merchant, his parents are
Mr., and Mrs. Oscar Jobse.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13

HOLLYWOOD, March 13-R
One of the gentlemen who help
make the GLASSES of movieland
lovelies among the best draped
in the world today offered en-
enlargement to women worrying
as a result of the war production
boards freezing of the existing
silhouette in women's clothes.
"It's not the silhouette that
matters anyway" declared de:
signer Milo Anderson. It's what
we do with it.
Women can still find plenty
of variety. Differences of color,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13
St. Patrick's Luncheon
to Fete Occasion

and Miss Irene Greiner, friends
of the circle, made and donated
enough patches to make q con-
valescent lap-robe for the Sal
walton Army. The circle will
complete the robe.
Mrs. H. E. Moore will be the
next hostess on March 20.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13
Business Lunch
PIans are Set

FIN AL ARRANGEMENTS
have been made for the st. Pat
rick's Day luncheon to be given
in the Presbyterian church par
lors by Westminster Guild. APP
proximately 100 persons are ex-
pected to be served at the event,
hours for which are 11:30 to 1870
o'clock. Green decorations will
be used throughout.
Set for Tuesday, March II, the
luncheon is being arranged by
Mrs. James Covert and Mrs.
Fred Soule, co-chairmen, and
Mrs. David Whitney, ticket
chairman, aided by their COM
mittees.
MIR. AND MRS. JOHN SCHU-
METH, 1869 Union Lake road,
Route 4, Mount Clemens, an
nounce the arrival of a son, born
yesterday afternoon in st.
Joseph's hospital.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13
Special Meeting

A SPECIAL MEETING of
Young Ladies' >Sodality of st.
Louis parish will be held Sum-
day morning in the church hall,
after members take Holy Com
munion in a body, at 8 o'clock
Mass.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13
Girl Scout News

GIRL SCOUT TROOP FIVE
met Monday at 1 o'clock. Six
girls went to Lincoln school to
teach the Brownies . dance.
Louise Yerks and Jerine Cady
taught US q new game. June
Baughman played her clarinet
10 pass her music and dancing
tests. We also got our troop
flag.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13

MRS. HOWARD BLIEMEIS-
TER and Mrs. Edward Bliemeis-
ter will entertain a roup of Is
women at a miscellaneous show
err Sunday afternoon for Mrs.
George Bliemeister, who lost her
home by fire recently.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13
Loyal Workers Plan
Annual Meeting

PLANS for the annual meet
ing, a potluck at the Kings
Daughters Home on March 26 at
6 o'clock, were made yesterday
by members of Loyal Workers
Circle. Mrs. Jennie Kidd enter
tanned the circle, with Mrs. Roy
Kidd assisting.
The circle voted to admit three
new members at the next meet
ing. Mrs. Ellis Streu, vice-lead-
er, presided in the obsence of
Mrs. Wayne Leach, leader. The
hostesses used st. Patrick's mo-
tits for table decorations at re-
freshment time.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13

BURGETTA BOLDT left this
morning by motor for a visit in
San Diego, Calf.